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1st XV | Home to Helsby | Saturday 29 November 2014
Home to Helsby; Saturday 29 November 2014, kick off 2:15pm. All support most welcome.
The home game takes place at Knutsford Academy (please enter the post code WA16 OAZ, the entrance to the school is on the corner of Lilac Avenue and Westfield Drive). Changing rooms are in the school grounds.
After match refreshments take place at Toft Cricket Club WA16 8QP (its a short drive away; about a mile). To view the senior fixtures for the 2014-2015 season please click here to go to the englandrugby.com web site.
Click here> for the Senior Match reports.
(Membership forms are available from Nick Webb).
2014-2015 | Mini and Junior Section Season
Sunday mornings starting at 10:30am | Knutsford AcademyOpen to all players and all abilities from the age of 6 upwards. If you are new to the game or simply wish to try it out come down on Sunday morning to Knutsford Academy (please enter the post code WA16 OAZ, the entrance to the school is on the corner of Lilac Avenue and Westfield Drive). It starts at 10:30am on Sunday mornings and its free to try out.
MembershipMembership for each mini and junior player is GBP70 for the entire season. For families with more than one child the costs per player are reduced; GBP120 in total for 2 players (GBP60 per player), GBP150 in total for 3 players (GBP50 per player). It is an amazing club to be part of and with over 250 juniors playing rugby it is a safe and friendly environment to enjoy sport at all levels.
Mini and Junior Rugby | Facebook PageOur mini and juniors now have a dedicated facebook page.
Click here to link to facebook >
Mini and Junior Rugby | Fixture ListThe fixture list for 2014 is now updated for the 2014-2015 season. Please note we will update this link periodically as fixtures may change.
Download 2014 Fixtures list >
Please park responsibly on Sunday mornings
Be thoughtful and courteous
The Mini and Junior Rugby Club is an incredible success with close to 250 mini and junior players. We recognise this success brings new challenges in logistics, particularly parking. We would kindly ask all parents (and visitors) to think carefully about parking in the school and please be very courteous to our local neighbours. Parking is limited within the school grounds and please respect the needs of our residents when parking close to the school.
May we also kindly remind everyone parking within the bounds of the school to avoid parking on the grass.
We also wish to highlight the schools responsibility to ensure the safety of children and visitors to the playing fields. To help avoid any potential safety issues we kindly ask all visitors to avoid bringing dogs onto the playing fields, unless they are an assistance or guide dog.
Your help is really appreciated.
Play and Get Fit | Free to all Members!
Tuesday nights at the Knutsford Leisure Centre starting at 7:30pm
You might be a player or you might simply want to get fit. On Tuesday evenings we hold a gym night at Knutsford Leisure Centre (post code WA16 0BL); its free for all club members and starts at 7:30pm. Its open to all age groups.
For senior training please contact Steve Mooney on 07891 488427 or feel free to turn up at a training session on Thursday night at 7.15 at Booths Hall.
Touch Rugby
Venue Booths Hall | 18:30h-19:30h designed for all players (juniors and seniors)
This is a great way of keeping fit and it is open to all players (we welcome all new players as well). If you have never played rugby its a great way to start. All sessions are supported by our local RFU coach Alex Cartney. All are welcome !
Basic Rules
Non-contact, removing elements such as scrums, rucks, mauls, lineouts and kicks
Tackles are replaced by touches
Touch rugby is often played informally
Archive News from 2014 May Ball
Saturday 17 May 2014 | May Ball | Mere | Black Tie EventA fabulous evening and a great fund raiser for the club. Our considerable thanks to everyone who supported the event and an incredible thanks to Evans, Kindred, Selby and Selby for working tirelessly on this event.
Click here to link to the fantastic photos taken by James Broome.
Sunday 4 May 2014 | Fun Day | Knutsford AcademyOur considerable thanks to everyone who helped on the Fun Day. It was a great success for the Club and reflected on the amazing achievements of the mini and junior section and hosted the traditional Presidents XV game.
The Presidents Match was played with great passion, speed and valour. As befits this game the match was won by drop kicks after a well engineered draw and once the again the Presidents Shield was surprisingly won by the elite Presidents XV. Click here for photos.
Great work by so many !
Knutsford Rugby Club YouTubeWe are swiftly approaching our 10th anniversary and in that short time we have built up an incredible Junior Section playing at Knutsford Academy, supported local children's charities with over 100kGBP in fund raising, achieved Cheshire East Club of the Year, hosted a fantastic celebration of rugby with our twin town Montmorency and shared in fantastic memories with our Senior Squad and Sportmans Dinners. It is simply astonishing! Click here to Watch the YouTube Video
As 2014-2015 season is about to start, we wish to thank an incredible team of volunteers (a team so vast it is impossible to list each individual). At the same time it is important to recognise the help of Knutsford Sports Club (our first home was held in 2003; our first league fixture was in 2014), the RFU in supporting the growth of our club (the RFU helped fund new kitchen facilities at the Sports Club) and Knutsford Academy (incredible support for all levels of our club).
Knutsford Rugby Club Core ValesKnutsford Rugby Club is committed to supporting the RFU Core Values program. The key elements of the program focus on Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline and Sportsmanship.
Further details are available from the RFU web site.
Knutsford Rugby Club promotes the cores values: Play to win - but not at all cost.
Win with dignity, lose with grace.
Observe the Laws and regulations of the game.
Respect opponents, referees and all participants.
Reject cheating, racism, violence and drugs.
Value volunteers and paid officials alike.
Enjoy the game.
As RFU President John Owen stated "These five values are what brought us into the sport and what keep us part of it, they are what rugby union has to offer and go way beyond the pitch and the clubhouse,".


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The following information was obtained by The Times Union from deed
transfers recorded during recent months in the various counties listed below. ALBANY COUNTY
ALBANY Parcel on Nothern Boulevard, Anthony Vaccarielli Sr. and Anthony D. Vaccarielli Jr. and Lisa Vaccarielli, $46,000; to Martel E. and Deanna N.
Buckley. 158 Point of Woods Drive, Fred Schroeter, $48,000; to Wendy Melichar. 1.686 acres on Magnolia Terrace, Ray A. Elliot Jr., M.D., $2,150,000; to
Albany Medical College. 1 Windsor Place, Hodorowski & DeSantis/Whitehall
Station Builders Inc., $138,500; to Raymond and Evelyn K. Segel. Lot 78 Oxford Road, Michael K. Fay, $96,000; to Anthony G. and Christina F. Schettino. Lot
106 Whitehall Road, Teresa L. Winslow, Anna Winslow, and Edmund Winslow,
$12,500; to Teresa L. Winslow. Parcel on Pine Avenue, Ada E. Lacholter,
$89,000; to David M. Phaff. 33 West Van Vechten Street, Rose N. Blase,
$70,000; to Kevin M. and Nancy L. Boice. 35 Miller Avenue, John J. Lochner,
$91,000; to Robert J. and Margaret R. Westervelt. 86 Chestnut Street, William P. Brown and Eleanor Drum Brown, $150,000; to 260 Park Avenue Realty Corp. Lot 3 Kensington Place, Robert C. Friedman, $114,000; to Sidney Lesser. 201
Lancaster Street, Jeffrey C. Knox and John Knox, $28,000; to Carl and Cheryl
Friedman. 1 White Oak Lane, Donald Cotter, $40,000; to Joseph Parrottino. Lot 153 Van Schoick Avenue, William F. and Judith S. Crandell, $125,000; to George M. and Marianne Daniels Bross. Lot 20 Esplande Street, Bronco Development,
Ltd., $85,000; to Joseph Geller, Flora S. Geller, and Sandra P. Geller. 468
Orange Street, Albany Community Land Trust, $30,500; to Randolph Peterkin and Naomi Clark Peterkin. Lot 47 Cardinal Avenue, Richard A. Rainka, $104,000; to Alexander J. and Harriet D. Rainka. Parcel on Washington Avenue, Denise A.
Colbath, $50,000; to David John and Nora Lynn Stafford.
BERNE 7.11 acres on Filkins Hill Road, William M. Fatica, Richard
Kositzka and Jonas Havens, $18,000; to Erik and Kelly Dedrick. 4.528 acres on Simons Road, George J. Hoerning Sr. $89,500; to Lawrence and Carol G. King.
Parcel on Mill Dam Road, Jacob V. Simons Sr. and Janet K. Simons; $76,00; to
Charles R. and Adrianna G. Baldwin. BETHLEHEM Lot 41, Adams Woods, Feura Bush Associates Joint Venture,
$45,000; to H&D Adams Wood Inc. 16 Journey Lane, Leonard F. Jarvis and
Elizabeth C. Jarvis, $237,500; to Mark H. and Nina Eder. Lot 3 Cayuga Court,
Peter Belmonte Builders Inc., $199,000; to Mary C. and Thomas J. Halayko. 9
Kenaware Avenue, T. Melissa Martin, $184,000; to Christopher J. and Carolyn
Smith. Parcel on Hudson Avenue, William F. and Judith S. Crandell, $125,000;
to George M. and Marianne Daniels Bross. Lot 42 Beacon Road, George W.
Zautner, $193,500; to Kenneth G. and Sharon A. Fisher. A 0.816-acre parcel on Krumkill Road, Dix R. and Joan A. Colbert, $42,000; to Theodore F. and Frances Lekakis.
COEYMANS 23.379 acres near Stanton Road, Preston G. Lightsey, $29,500; to Richard A. Devries and Nina S. Caires.
COHOES A 0.159-acre parcel on Dudley Avenue, Kevin and Donna M.
Kennedy, $90,000; to Steven M. and Judith S. Pingelski. Parcel on Remsen
Street, city of Cohoes, $5,000; to Timothy J. Cairns.
COLONIE 6 Forest Drive, Richard L. and Laura M. Mowers, $92,500; to
Vincent J. and Pamela Green Stryker. Lot 3, The Sage Estate, The Sage Estate
Partners, $220,000; to Frank A. Freihoffer III and Elizabeth Freihoffer. 19
Toronado Drive, Elias Weis, $50,000; to Hodorowski & DeSantis/ Wind Rose Hill Inc. 19 Toronado Drive, Hodorowski & DeSantis/Wind Rose Hill Inc., $156,000;
to Ronald J. and Joyce P. Kobasa. Lot 48 Omega Terrace, Thomas J. Papa,
$42,000; to Masullo Brothers Builders Inc. Parcel on Louden Road, George
Bourgeois and Joan Bourgeois, $210,000; to Frank G. Carlascio and Karin L.
Carlascio. Parcel on Daisy Street, Mary A. Roy and William G. Little,
$102,500; to Susan Reilly. 12 Ethel Drive, Alfred Jensen and Eugenia J.
Jensen, $145,000; to H.D. Roberts Real Estate Co. Inc. 6 acres on Lincoln
Street, Emma Sandwick, $160,000; to Leif Sandwick and Richard Scherer. Lot 249 Colonie Terrace, Kenneth R. Agans and Penny L. Agans, $10,000; to Laura L.
Scoons. 5 Omega Terrace, Hodorowski & DeSantis/Wind Rose Hill Inc., $186,500; to Raymond S. and Patricia A. Lazzaro. 5 Omega Terrace, Elias Weis, $50,000;
to Hodorowski & DeSantis/ Wind Rose Hill, Inc. Lot 115 Wolfert Avenue, John L. and Lori Ann Baird, $90,000; to Timothy R. and Susan E. Fox. 27 Frantone Lane, Olivier Bauchau and Yi-Ling Bauchau, $109,500; to Victor Wislous and Maria T. Wislous. Lot 18 Amboy Drive, Andrew Zostant, $92,000; to Michael B. and Mary
E. Fitzgibbon. Lot 20 Campus View Drive, Campus Hill Development Corp.,
$32,000; to Samuel J. Barr. Lot 9 Loudon Road, Mountain View, Theresa L.
Greisler, $78,000; to John P. and Kimberly M. Brant.
GUILDERLAND Lot 92 Highgate Drive, Robert E. Williams, $13,500; to
Jeanne M. Millett. Lot 7503 Antoinette Court, Cornell Development Corp.,
$86,000; to Theresa M. Ieraci. Lot 47 Angelina Terrace, Steven C. and Cheryl
E. May, $169,000; to Robert W. and Kim D. Varsanyi. Lot 184 Pine Ridge Drive, John A. and Juanita W. Jackson, $164,000; to Gerard W. and Paula Houser.
Parcel on Altamont Avenue, Timothy W. Murphy and Mildred P. Murphy, $96,000;
to Charles J. and Dorothy E. Hudson. 305 Highgate Drive, Rex S. Ruthman,
William J. Shultz, Joseph Rosen and Edward R. Feinberg, $159,000; to Scott H. Ginsburg and Patricia A. Moore.
KNOX 22.202 acres on Street Road, George Harvey and Timothy Hourihan,
$35,000; to George D. McHugh and Joseph D. McHugh. 1.2 acres on Pleasant
Valley Road, Charles McDermott, Ethel McDermott, Donald H. McDermott, Darlene McDermott Flagler, and Linda McDermott Hempstead, $35,000; to Patrick Golden. WATERVLIET Lot 652 Fifth Avenue, Barbara M. Battige, James D. Foley
Jr., Joan A. Kelly, and Mark K. Murray, $61,000; to Vincent Cicchinelli and
Susan M. Battige. Lot 20 Manor Place, Thomas J. and Laura L. Havens O`Brien,
$102,500; to Donald D. Turner and Esther Franco Turner. Parcel on Broadway,
Josephine Smith, $41,500; to Gregory M. Perantoni and Ellen Perantoni.
DUANESBURG 2 acres on Route 30, George E. Lauzon and Wanda C. Lauzon, $95,500; to Laurence Sebesta and Rebecca L. Sebesta. 2.16 acres on Route 20,
Arthur Richard Lent, $20,000; to Terry and Norma Jean McKane.
GLENVILLE Lot 11 Slater Drive, Christopher A. Cernik, $60,000; to David Bartoli. Lot 28 Lark Street, Naomi Farr Richman, $86,000; to David G. Goode.
Lot 5 Alpaus Avenue, Evelyn C. Relyea, $87,000; to Robert C. and Susan B.
Winchester. Lot 78 Oakwood Drive, Carl R. Bugg Jr. and Patricia A. Bugg,
$154,000; to Richard J. and Diane M. Alexander. Parcel on Alflo Road, Marie M. Rochford, $79,000; to James D. Walker, Jr. and Daria Walker. Lot 87 Willow
Lane, Craig T. and Sandra K. Weber, $107,500; to Eric T. Bessarab and Cheryl
F. Hiller. Parcel on Glen Avenue, Eric K. Stevens and Stacy M. Stevens,
$60,000; to Charles E. Hebert and Shirley M. Garrow. Parcel on Berkley Road,
Diane C. Baertsch, $50,000; to Richard B. Baertsch. 28 Cartwheel Drive, Sabre Springs Inc., $94,500; to Frank Citone and Shanti Citone. Lot 19 Glen Avenue, David J. Aumiller, $20,000; to Noreen A. Aumiller. Parcel on Sanders Avenue,
Jeffrey C. and Donna J. Bazicki, $64,000; to Peter W. Samuels. 5.784 Touareuna Road, Dale Kirk Van Eps, $13,500; to Edward C. and Sharon A. Ondriska. Parcel on Scotia-Saratoga State Highway, Jeffrey R. and Daphine L. Nelson, $91,000;
to David I. and Rachael A. Schriver.
NISKAYUNA Parcel on Wallace Road, Donald K. Burger and Anne C. Burger, $40,000; to Anne C. Burger. Lot 6 Regent Street, Ann M. Ritter, $82,500; to
Fred Willett. Parcel on Gloucester Place, Frank J. Foglia, Jr. and Mary Jo
Foglia, $282,500; to Paul J. and Linda A. Tanella. Parcel on Rosendale Road,
Diane S. Cornell, $90,500; to Peter J. Cornell. Lots 86 & 87 Apple Street,
Joseff R. Parrington, $92,500; to Saundra G. Demond. Lot 221 Myron Street,
Jeffrey T. Thomas and Judith Ann Thomas, $109,500; to Scott Kalm and Opal
Kalm. 64 Pheasant Ridge, Sotile Builders Inc., $354,500; to Eric and Helene L. Wildi. Parcel on Jewett Street, Gary W. Spaudling and Nancy M. Spaulding,
$91,500; to Tammy A. Lape and Ralph P. Mischitelli, Jr. Lot 9 Ray Street, Mary Lou Kunz, $82,000; to Ihab M. Hilweh and Christine V. Hansen-Hilweh. Lot 2
Colonial Heights, David J. Sadowski, $83,000; to Mary Beth Manrique. Parcel on Millington Road, Peter E. Blankman and Lynn J. Blankman, $140,000; to Kirk R. and Roxanne T. MacFarlane. 2160 Grand Boulevard, Richard A. and Jean S.
Neuber, $172,000; to Peter E. and Lynn K. Blankman.
PRINCETOWN Parcel on Pangburn Road, Jack R. Johnson and Andrea Johnson, $60,000; to Jack R. Johnson. Parcel on Old State Road, Sandra M. Lapczenski,
$83,000; to John R. and Norma J. Askew.
ROTTERDAM Parcel on O`Brien Avenue, F. Richard Normington and Patricia A. Normington, $93,000; to Richard and Deborah L. Agersta. Lot 28 Schermerhorn Street, Iona Billington, $47,000; to Frank M. and Dorothy L. Valachovic.
Parcel on Sixth Avenue, Robert G. Piche and Assunta Teller Piche, $50,000; to James D. Lipe and Liana M. Lipe. Parcel on Guilderland Avenue, Marlene
Caldwell and Suzanne Alibozek, $78,000; to Thomas J. Murray and Cosimina
Lot 72 Broad Street, Marie Lombardi, $103,500; to James A. Sanders and John P. Sanders. Lot 10 State Street, Chester A. Polenz, $61,000; to Anthony
and Karen E. Lezzi. Lot 10 State Street, Anthony and Karen E. Lezzi, $85,000; to Rudolph G. Fecketter. Lot 67 Thomson Street, Ralph J. Decristofaro Jr.
$65,000; to David Gazzillo. Lot 170 Clayton Road, Richard Quay, $45,500; to
Michael Murray. Lots 302 & 303 Second Avenue, James J. Reisinger and Joyce
Resinger Fonda, $48,000; to James J. Reisinger. Parcel on Fort Hunter Road,
Joseph and Anna Novotny, $82,500; to Lee and Frances A. Saddlemire.
SCHENECTADY Lots 19 & 20 Marriott Avenue, Jeffrey S. Griffitts,
$83,000; to Christina M. Mendrysa and Todd N. Stewart. Lot 64 Rugby Road,
Clifford J. and Dorena C. Lawler, $72,000; to David L. Sampson. Lot 69 Thomson Street, Mary J. Audette, $81,500; to Joan G. Monaco and Lorraine A. Monaco.
Lots 17 & 18 Union Street, Mark L. Miller, $85,000; to Douglas M. Daly. Lot 6 Schuyler Street, Edward T. and Chrisanne N. Daerr, $70,000; to Bonnie Lynn
Hobbs and Joseph P. Jensen. Lot 2 Albany Street, Jean L. and Carol Ann M.
LeRoy, $65,000; to Lena B. Richardson. Parcel on Brandywine Avenue, Keith
Feldman, $4,000; to Anthony Popolizio. Lot 113 Strong Street, Josephine
Scolamiero, $41,000; to Dominick Potts. Parcel on Lexington Avenue, Joel
Cornrich, $95,000; to Richard A. and Jean S. Neuber. Parcel on Ulster Street, Schenectady Anesthesia Associates, Professional Corporation, $108,000; to
Columbia- Nott Street Group. Parcel on Randolph Road, Anthony T. Berry and
Ralph Berry, $100,000; to William E. Chapman. Parcel on Elder Street, Robert
W. and Judith C. Davis, $68,000; to Wayne and Mary L. Bouck. Parcel on Eastern Avenue, The Dime Savings Bank of New York, FSB, $39,000; to Kumuda Reddy. Lot 110 McClellan, Evelyn Nyland, $90,000; to Russell A. and Susan H. Clark. Lot
181 Garner Avenue, David Boyarin, $115,000; to Gerald R. and Lisa A. Eykholt. Lot 247 Norwood Avenue, Paul L. Wollman and Elaine R. Zimmerman, $72,000; to
Paul B. Fontaine and Angela M. Cote. Lot 90 Hampton Avenue, Patricia P. Mead, $113,000; to Anthony and Cynthia A. Reinl, and Frances J. Reinl. 26 Jay Street and 25 Yates Street, Peter M. Kalil, $10,000; to Bruce E. Genhofer, Sharon B. Genhofer, and Edward T. Genhofer. Unit 306 Nott Street Medical Arts Building, Columbia-Nott Street Group, $251,000; to Ifikhar Syed and Akula Krishna. 1752 Watt Street, Bruce T. Hilicus, $46,000; to Ronald O. and Jeanne L. Barriere,
and Raymond R. Brunk. Lots 168 and 169 DeWitt Avenue, Gene Cashan, $17,000; to Nino Corradi. Lot 70 Delamont Avenue, Betty Ann Scriven, $35,000; to Robert E. Patnaude and Michael Patnaude. Lot 88 Clarendon Street, Andrew M. and Bonnie
L. Bennett, $13,500; to Brent R. Depuy and Colleen P. Amiot. Parcel on Eagle
Street, Arthur G. Guely, $45,000; to James J. Aviza and Michael Bartlett.
BALLSTON Lot 5 Stewart Court, David A. and Katherine C. Stewart,
$30,000; to Richard and Susuan J. Breault. Lot 7 Evergreen Court, Glenville
Development Corp., $203,000; to Leo M. and Katherine A. Primeau.
CHARLTON Lots 22 & 23 Cherry Lane, Garry R. Heflin Inc., $140,000; to
Glenn A. and Lisa K. Gallo.
CLIFTON PARK 11 Terrace Court, Russell L. and Nancy S. Hamilton,
$142,500; to Jack R. Plain Jr. and Terri Martin Plain. Lot 755 Carlton Road,
Semenza Contracting Inc., $129,000; to Ricky J. King and Lorie L. Wolff. Lot
17 Cortland Boulevard, James S. and Jane M. Garrett, $113,500; to Christopher S. and Susan P. Campbell. Lot 12 Tanglewood Drive, Donald E. and Terry M.
Tipton, $142,000; to Bernhard J. Scholz and Karen M. Fulcher Scholz. Lot 6
Sleepy Hollow Drive, Semenza Contracting Inc., $191,000; to Robert J. and
Cathy M. McCann.
GALWAY 1 acre on Bliss Road, Robert B. Gilbert, $10,000; to Richard E. Boehm Jr.
HALFMOON 12.414 acres on Werner Road, and 3.6 acres near Mechanicville- Clifton Park Highway, Betty J. Murray, $340,000; to New York Auto Auction
Services Inc. 22.06 acres on Route 146, Betty J. Murray, $1,260,000; to New
York Auto Auction Services Inc. 2.55 acres on Freemans Lane, Pete Murray
Enterprises, Inc., $1,200,000; to New York Auto Auction Services Inc.
MALTA Lot 576 Luther Forest Residential, William T. Parris, $90,000; to James and Mary E. Durante. 70 Blue Spruce Lane, Yehia Z. and Safinaz Y. El
Badry, $163,500; to Richard H. Wynne.
MILTON A 0.42 parcel on Milton Avenue, Kozersky Enterprise Inc.,
$200,000; to Miles and Cindy Brown. Lot 201 Milton Oaks, Guyer Builders Inc., $106,000; to Mark D. Smith and Patricia J. Smith. Lot 18 Rip Van Lane, Brian
P. and Gail C. Sherman, $127,000; to David and Kathleen Christian. Lot 802
Ulysses Drive, Tra-Tom Development Inc., $143,500; to Michael A. and Elizabeth A. Farina.
SARATOGA 6.041 acres near Franklin Beach Road, Vincent P. and Angela
Reude, $20,000; to Thomas J. Carringi and Ray Coleman.
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November 28, 2014
BLANTYRE, Malawi (AP) - Local residents say that U.S. pop diva Madonna has arrived in Malawi for an unannounced visit.
An aviation department worker said Madonna's jet landed at the Kamuzu International Airport in the country's capital, Lilongwe, early Monday. It was not clear if she came with her children. The aviation worker spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not have permission to speak to the press.
The singer has previously stayed at the exclusive Kumbali Lodge in Lilongwe, and an employee there says all other guests were checked out. The employee spoke on condition of anonymity because he didn't have permission to speak to the press on the matter.
Madonna adopted two children from Malawi. She promised the court she would bring her adopted children twice "every two or three years."
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Message from the CommissionerI would like to kickoff 2009 by passing along a message to you from your Commissioner, Dr. Eric Smith.
- Focusing on Florida's Future (Word, 113KB)
Happy New Year from Just for TeachersIf you are anything like me, you are a bit astonished that 2008 is over and that January is in full swing. Students are back, there are papers to be graded, e-mails to be answered, professional development workshops to attend, and spring assessments for which to prepare. Is there ever enough time to do it all? As we head into 2009 we should take a moment to assess our use of time. Are there areas that we can reevaluate in order to see if we are truly using our time wisely? As your liaison one of my most important tasks is assisting you. I am here to research and find answers for your questions, point you in the right direction, dig up resources, and hopefully save you a few steps so that you have more time for other tasks. Click on http://www.educationoasis.com or http://www.teachersatrisk.com for time saving tips and practical ideas on making the most of each moment.
I am continuously looking for ways to improve the Just for Teachers newsletter and Web site. With that in mind, I would so appreciate if you would take a moment to complete the Just for Teachers Quality Survey. Your insightful feedback will assist me in providing a service that truly assists you. To complete the brief survey please visit: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=Cb9RlwxBUMkLD91uU8luvA_3d_3d.
It's Time to Sharpen Your Pencils for FCAT Writing!As the week of February 10 approaches, the acronym FCAT can offer tips for success on the statewide writing assessment. Remind your students to:
- Focus on the topic.
- Choose an organizational plan.
- Add specific words and details for support.
- Take time to review and edit for conventions.
In addition, students may need to be reminded about the importance of writing according to the purpose (mode), which is stated in each prompt.
- A narrative response should have an identifiable story line that moves through time. Cue words that may be used in the narrative prompt are tell about, tell what happened, or write a story.
- An expository response should explain why or how. Cue words that may be used in the expository prompt are why, how, and what.
- A persuasive response should convince the reader to accept the writer's point of view. Cue words that may be used in the persuasive prompt are convince, persuade, and why.
As I have observed writing instruction in classrooms throughout the state, it is affirming to see Florida teachers teaching to the Sunshine State Standards. The application of these standards and benchmarks in writing prepare students to write for the state assessment and beyond.
Summer Professional Development OpportunitiesIt's that time of year; time to start planning for summer professional development opportunities. Many have application deadlines in January and February. For a list of available workshops, go to http://www.fldoe.org/JustForTeachers/conferences.asp. If you have a workshop that you would like included in this list, please send your information to .
Encourage Your Students to Express Their Tobacco Free SpeechThe Tobacco Free Florida Campaign, an initiative of the Florida Department of Health, is sponsoring the Tobacco Free Speech video contest where entrants have the opportunity to win prizes for submitting a short video telling why they have chosen to be free from tobacco in 2009. Students are urged to grab their video camera or webcam and, in 60 seconds or less, finish the following sentence: "I want to be free of tobacco in 2009 because…" The grand prize winner will receive an HD video camera and an iPod® touch and five runner-ups will receive an iPod® touch. Teachers are encouraged to share contest information with their students and to offer extra credit for students who create and submit a video. The contest ends February 27 and is open to residents of Florida age 11 or older. For more information about the contest, visit www.tobaccofreeflorida.com/tobaccofreespeech.
Adopt-A-Classroom ProgramAdopt-A-Classroom, an innovative not-for-profit program that provides donated funds to teachers for use in their classrooms, is an Internet-based technology that links donors with specific needs of classrooms around the country. Several Florida districts and many teachers are already affiliated with this program and have found success by using it as their sole community engagement solution. Once a district or school launches the program online, electronic resources are provided to help them promote this program to potential community partners. If you are interested in more information, please follow these step-by-step instructions:
- Go to www.adoptaclassroom.org
- Click on "Launch a Local Program" located in the upper right area of the home page.
- Complete the registration process
- Look for a registration verification email.
Important: Make sure the www.adoptaclassroom.org domain is in your school or district email system's safe-server list.
- Click on the link in the registration e-mail.
- You will be directed to your Adopt-A-Classroom Desktop Page.
For more details, contact Nicky Hommen, Adopt-A-Classroom's Director of Communication at (877) 444-7666 or .
Black History MonthEach February we take time to remember the important people and events in African-American history. Americans have recognized black history annually since 1926. We owe this annual event, and more importantly, the study of black history, to Dr. Carter G. Woodson. Born to parents who were former slaves, he spent his childhood working in the Kentucky coal mines and enrolled in high school at age twenty. He graduated within two years and later went on to earn a Ph.D. from Harvard. Because of Dr. Woodson's vision we are now reminded of the importance of celebrating the contributions made by African-American citizens.
One way we honor this month is through the annual essay and teacher recognition programs. Governor Crist's Black History Month Essay Contest is open to all grade 4-12 students in the state of Florida. Three winners will be selected: one elementary (4-5) student, one middle (6-8) student and one high school (9-12) student. For a complete description of the essay contest, go to Download Student Essay Rules and Waiver (PDF).
Art Contest - This year a separate program is being offered to K- 3 students. Our younger students are being asked to participate in an art contest to honor Black History Month. The rules, requirements, and deadlines can found by going to Download Art Contest Entry Form (PDF) and Download Parental Waiver (PDF).
Educator Award - Governor Crist's Black History Month Excellence in Education Award Contest is open to all African-American, full-time educators in an elementary, middle or high school in Florida (must be a Florida resident). Three winners will be selected: one elementary (K-5) teacher, one middle (6-8) teacher and one high school (9-12) teacher. Go to www.floridablackhistory.com for more information.
There is a wealth of material available on-line for your use during Black History Month. Go to http://www.fldoe.org/justforteachers/ and http://www.fldoe.org/justforteachers/bhr.asp for a complete list of these useful lesson plans, activities, and informational resources.
Spotlight on Law Enforcement OfficersThis month's spotlight is on the amazing law enforcement officers from across the state who participated in Celebrate Literacy Week January 12 – 16th. These officers took time from their demanding schedules to model the importance of reading in all vocations. The promotion included:
- at least 44 law enforcement officers
- 56 schools in 15 counties
- over 300 first grade classes & approximately 5000 students
- 14 state and local agencies, including Florida Highway Patrol, 11 Local Police Departments, Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, and Suwannee County Sherriff's Department
Homosassa Elementary School captured the thoughts of many when they wrote, "Trooper Cloud read to our first grade students. The students were very impressed to have a "policeman" read to them. Trooper Cloud not only read to the children, but talked to them about safety and answered their questions. It was a wonderful experience!"


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TxDOT continues to treat icy roads in Abilene, Brownwood districts
Updated On: Feb 07 2014 01:17:13 PM CST
From state transportation department spokesperson Darah Waldrip:
The Texas Department of Transportation continues to monitor and treat roads for ice and snow this morning in the Abilene and Brownwood Districts.
San Saba, Mills and McCulloch counties are now reporting freezing precipitation affecting road conditions, and the weather could soon spread to nearby areas.
Counties in the Abilene District had major roadways cleared by Thursday evening, but crews continue to treat slick spots and are monitoring conditions. Some counties to the north are receiving light snow.
Temperatures are expected to rise this afternoon, and drivers are encouraged to delay travel until conditions improve.
Inclement weather is affecting other parts of the state. Statewide road conditions are available by calling 800-452-9292.
TxDOT's Brownwood District includes: Stephens, Eastland, Comanche, Brown, Mills, Coleman, McCulloch, San Saba and Lampasas Counties
TxDOT's Abilene District includes: Kent, Stonewall, Haskell, Borden, Scurry, Fisher, Jones, Shackelford, Howard, Mitchell, Nolan, Taylor and Callahan Counties
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Greetings, Bearcat Alumni
My colleagues and I hope this finds you all doing well. I am honored to serve as Northwest Missouri State University's 10th president, and I look forward to meeting alumni worldwide who proudly call themselves Bearcats.
Undoubtedly, the adage "Once a Bearcat, always a Bearcat" continues to ring true. The Jasinski family – my wife, Denise, and children, Matt, Joe, Leah and Lucas – has a long history with Northwest, the Maryville community and the northwest Missouri region, and we pledge to work in earnest to build Bearcat Nation into one of continuing excellence and pride.
Watch a video of Dr. Jasinski addressing all Northwest alumni
Alumni Association to honor five at Sept. 18 awards banquet
Each year, the Northwest Alumni Association honors individuals who have given their time, talent and service to Northwest.
All Northwest alumni and friends are invited to attend the Northwest Alumni Association awards ceremony on Friday, Sept. 18. It's a great way to kick off Family Weekend and salute these deserving individuals.
The 2009 honorees are:
Dr. Mark Corson, Distinguished Faculty Award
Dr. Elise Gutshall '00, Young Alumni Award
Mary Hamilton Purdy '72, Distinguished Alumni Award
Dr. Frances Shipley '61, Distinguished Faculty Emeritus Award
Dave Snider '80, '83, Turret Service Award
Largest class ever graduates from Missouri Academy
Sixty-three members of the Vanguard class recently graduated from Northwest's Missouri Academy of Science, Mathematics and Computing. It was the largest graduating class in the highly selective school's nine-year history.
The Missouri Academy provides an accelerated, two-year residential program for high school-age students (junior and senior years) academically talented in science, mathematics and technology. During their time at Northwest, Academy students take a demanding series of courses taught by University professors and, upon graduation, receive an associate of science degree and a high school diploma.
Besides being the largest graduating class in Missouri Academy history, graduates achieved many academic distinctions. The list of 2009 graduates, many of whom plan to continue their education at some of the world's most prestigious universities, includes two National Merit Scholarship Finalists, three National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists, six National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Students and two National Achievement Scholarship winners.
White appears in 'BusinessWeek'
Dr. Jason White, assistant professor of economics in Northwest's Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance and a 1991 Northwest alumnus, is featured in the July 13 online edition of "BusinessWeek" magazine.
The article, which contains a brief description of White's professional activities and a summary of his personal retirement strategy, is titled "Rethinking Retirement" and appears as a sidebar to the magazine's print and online cover story, "Can You Afford to Retire?"
White's retirement profile appears with those of 13 other interviewees drawn from various backgrounds in business, finance and academia.
Northwest to offer nursing degree completion program
Missouri's Coordinating Board for Higher Education has approved a proposal by Northwest for the implementation of a bachelor of science in nursing degree completion program, which will begin accepting students this fall.
The program aligns with Gov. Jay Nixon's Caring For Missourians initiative, an effort to increase the number of health-care professionals working statewide, and is designed for graduates of two-year nursing programs, such as those offered by North Central Missouri College in Trenton and Southwestern Community College in Creston, Iowa.
Students accepted into the program should complete nursing courses at schools like NCMC and SWCC. They must have unencumbered RN licenses and minimum grade point average. At Northwest they will take the general education and upper-division courses required for a four-year degree.
Recreation students learn by doing during trip to Colorado
Northwest students studying parks and recreation management, corporate recreation, and wellness and therapeutic recreation recently spent 12 days touring various recreation agencies and facilities in Colorado as part of an elective course offered by the University's Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
The three-credit-hour, experience-based course is designed to give students opportunities to observe first-hand the kinds of events and services they will lead and administer after completing their degrees.
A total of 14 students took the course, which involved networking with professionals in order to discuss possible internships and other field experience opportunities.


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Our mConnections HUB integrates with disparate mHealth apps, wearable devices, and sensors to curate all consumer activities. Select APIs are made available for both sponsor and developer use of the mConnections Hub. With over 200 curated consumer centric mHealth apps, devices, sensors and more than 600 APIs we enable direct integration into 3rd party apps and experiences. These APIs also enable consumers on 3rd party experiences to opt-in to push activity data to the mConnections Hub, retrieve incentives and contextualized health based information and take advantage of key platform features such as RX refills and gamification.
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Folks arent exactly chomping at the bit for Brooklyn Goes Veg!, a sort of Brooklyn Restaurant Week for leaf-eaters. Melissa Danielle, the events organizer, couldnt get NYC & Co. on board because the city didnt want to dissuade tourists from partaking in the joy of meat, and in the end only seven restaurants agreed to participate next week (some of them will still be serving meat). Danielle concedes to the Brooklyn Paper that stringent vegetarianism is on the wane because livestock is being raised in a more humane, environmentally conscious manner (credit folks like Flying Pigs Farm for this). Thats more or less in keeping with a recent Newsweek article claiming that more people are becoming flexitarians, meaning theyre cutting back on their meat guzzling rather than forgoing it entirely (theyre flexible, see?). We present this as conversation fodder for the next time your vegetarian blind date doesnt want to split a Bo Ssm.
Part-Time Vegetarian [Newsweek]
Vegetarianism Is Dead Long Live Meat! [BP]


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Tool #1: The Outline
Tool #2: Templates and examples of reports
Anyone who has pasted together a document from parts contributed by several authors understands the frustration and time involved
in reformatting. Templates can help to minimize unnecessary confusion. The template not only looks more professional, it assists
in the review process. All stakeholders become accustomed to the template and know where to look for particular information.
It may be a good idea to start with a very simple template, and offer more complex templates later on. The authors should
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If your firm does not have templates, you could use an existing report as an example and ask authors to follow its style,
length, and formatting. As more reports are created, the example can be updated.
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Boilerplate text is generic information that can be pasted into any document and used repeatedly. These texts, which do not
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material. Boilerplate text can be preloaded into templates and used or deleted, as appropriate.
Tool #4: Differentiate the Types of Reviews
Although biopharmaceutical companies sometimes offer writing instruction, they rarely offer instruction for reviewers. Omitting
training for reviewers places a heavier burden on the author, who must reconcile conflicting feedback and finish the report
on time. Training can be conducted in individual or group settings, for a specific report, or a group of papers. Different
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High-level technical reviews. Reviewers, usually managers or supervisors, check for thoroughness of content and make sure there is enough information to
support the conclusions. This type of review is usually left until last, to give the author as much time as possible to write
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Data review. At some point, all data, calculations, and manipulations should be reviewed by a second person to check for errors. At the
same time, the traceability of the data—the ability to trace back from the report to the original raw data in laboratory notebooks,
records, or computerized data records—can be checked. A requirement of cGMP, this step is important even for early research
data, if important decisions and claims will be based on the data. Once data have been reviewed, they should be placed in
a format protected from accidental loss or change, such as a .pdf instead of a spread sheet.
Technical review. The entire report must be reviewed to ensure that conclusions are supported by the data, appropriate earlier work is cited,
and science is sound. The reviewer should also ensure that statistical tools used are appropriate, that all assumptions appear
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Copy editing. The reviewer should check grammar, spelling, and punctuation for correctness, and check for clarity and readability. A copy
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to facilitate reader comprehension.
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Microsoft has confirmed its will cut prices for its Windows Azure Storage cloud offering by as much as 28 percent.
The discount, which takes effect from 12 December, comes on the back of similar cuts by cloud rivals Amazon Web Services and Google.
"This follows our March 8 2012 reduction of 12 percent furthering our commitment to best overall value in the industry," wrote Stephen Martin's Microsoft head of cloud computing on a company blog.
Prices for Azure Storage start at $0.095 per GB per month for the first 1TB of data stored using Microsoft's geographically redundant service. This service provides more than 400 miles of separation between replicated data.
For customers willing to have less dispersed replication, prices start at $0.07 per GB per month for the first 1TB of storage.
Customers needing more storage can expect to pay less.
The move comes as competition in the cloud storage market intensifies.
Microsoft claimed to be making significant progress in attracting customers. It now says its has over four trillion objects stored in its Azure Storage cloud and receives an average of 270,000 requests processed per second, and a peak of 880,000 requests per second.
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The Explorer: Top 3 New Year's Eve destinations
Top 3 New Year's Eve destinations on "The Explorer."
1) TIMES SQUARE: Typically New Year's Eve for many involves a date with our TVs but what better place to experience it in person, than Times Square. For the ultimate New Year's package go to www.nyctrip.com. They have a three night package for just under a thousand dollars per person. This includes staying in Times Square at the Sheraton, plus you'll get free admission to the Empire State Building Observatory, the Statue of Liberty and other iconic landmarks like the American Museum of Natural History.
And to make the night memorable, you can join the excitement of watching the ball fall in person.
2) BOSTON FIRST NIGHT: Forget staying home and get to Boston for the number one family friendly New Year's celebration. www.bhh.com has a New Year's Eve First Night Celebration Package. It's $695 for two people and you get luxurious accommodations at the Boston Harbor Hotel, admission to Boston's First Night where you'll see ice sculptures, parades and fireworks.
3) SAN FRANCISCO: Last but not least, is celebrating New Year's Eve on the Bay. At newyearsevesanfransico.com you can purchase the San Francisco Chic package. It will cost you a little over a thousand dollars, but you get a three day weekend and the amenities are spectacular.
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Hey Master Shan,
just finished reading The Thin Executioner and I really loved it , one of your best books !!!! so i was wondering if you can write an extra on how to spell the names of The Thin Executioner .... there has been a few difficult words for me to spell and didn't know how to exactly read ; like the name of the nations in Makhras and some characters . and why don't you write a new part about Jebel Rum in Shanta Claus about him and his wife and children.
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MIT Medical is fully accredited by The Joint Commission, demonstrating compliance with the Joint Commission's national standards for healthcare quality and safety.
Founded in 1951, the Joint Commission's goal is to continuously improve the safety and quality of care provided to the public through the provision of healthcare accreditation. An independent, not-for-profit organization, the Joint Commission is the nation's oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in healthcare. Beginning in 2006, site visits by the Joint Commission
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Elastica, Sunday, September 24, at the Bluebird Theater, with the Meat Puppets, debuted on these shores in 1995 with a self-titled disc/guilty pleasure that had very little to do with what was going on musically at the time. Whereas fellow Brits like those in Oasis and Blur were embracing '60s-and-beyond power pop, Elastica's Justine Frischmann came across like a charmingly shameless post-punk time traveler; in an interview with Westword (Stretching Out,: June 14, 1995), she said, I think it's absolutely fine to be very obvious about your influences if you can make a good song out of them.: Half a decade and numerous personnel changes later, Frischmann hasn't changed her tune. The Menace, Elastica's much belated followup, is, if anything, even more retro than its predecessor, thanks to a guest shot by the Fall's Mark E. Smith on the organ-drenched, pogo-ready How He Wrote Elastica Man,: a cheeky, chintzy cover of the Trio novelty Da Da Da: (which, according to the Atlantic Records Web site, was welcomed once again into the hearts of Americans via its inclusion in a nationwide Volkswagen television advertising campaign:) and a sneering, somewhat silly sound straight from the Wayback Machine. In just about every conceivable circumstance, this would be a bad thing, but damn it if tracks such as Mad Dog: (decorated with witty synthesized barking) and the aggressively dumb Your Arse My Place: don't smack the pleasure center anyhow. As for the title of Nothing Stays the Same,: it's as misleading as it can be, since Elastica remains as enjoyably anachronistic as ever.


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As suppliers of chopped logs for firewood, our production and marketing are aimed at one thing, supplying you with the best possible wood fuel for heating your home.
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Office brings back the 'Wobble Wedge' sandal
I fondly remember this shoe as the 'Wafa' wedge, as it was called when I bought it three or so years ago in black and wore it until I could wear it no more. It lasted at least another summer (I never forget the name of a shoe I've loved), was gloriously comfy, had that 'walking on air' feel to it that all good wedges should. It was also excellent value for money, so I was a bit dismayed when I did a search for 'Wafa' and couldn't find it anywhere on the Office website.
I needn't have worried too much though: having recently spotted it on the shelves in store I got in touch with Office who told me it's been renamed the 'Wobble Wedge' and is now back online for summer 2010! I love the new shade of red it comes in, and will be putting in an order pronto. Despite my love for the shoe I've found it divides opinion amongst shoe bloggers - so what do you think?
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