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Continuing his reorganization of the Roman Curia, Pope Francis has confirmed the appointments of two presidents of pontifical Councils.
Cardinal Stanislaw Rylko will remain the president of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, a post that he has held since 2003. Archbishop Josef Clemens will remain secretary of the council; he too has been in that spot since 2003.
Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson will remain the president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, continuing the work he began there in 2009. Bishop Mario Toso, who became secretary of the dicastery that same year, will also remain in place.
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DreamWorks Animation returns to the world of dragons and Vikings in this sequel to their successful 2010 outing "How to Train Your Dragon." The original film followed the exploits of a Viking chief's son, who must capture a dragon in order to mark his passage into manhood and prove his worthiness to the tribe.Watch the trailer
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Summer time at Deep Creek Lake means lots of vacationers and boat traffic but for those who fish the early mornings or find refuge in back coves the fishing can be very enjoyable. Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, large yellow perch and walleye can be found along deep grass bed edges in about 12' to 15' of water and outside floating docks or rocky points. During the day flipping soft baits or other lures under docks and moored boats can really pay off with largemouth bass that are holding in the shade. Many of the quieter coves such as Glade Cove offer good fishing for largemouth bass, bluegills and chain pickerel. Alan Klotz sent in this report about taking a week off to fish with his children; it is quite a report. I took a week's vacation to go fishing with the kids before school starts up – here are some highlights of our trip that you may inspire you to share some quality time fishing with your children:
We started out fishing for smallmouth bass in the Youghiogheny River Wild and Scenic Corridor upstream of Friendsville. You can park in the town and walk the Kendal trail a couple miles to fish and view this beautiful river. Smallmouth bass are the predominate native game fish in the Youghiogheny River, and we caught a few nice scrappers on crayfish crank-baits. Broadford Lake in Oakland was our next destination – and this water body is loaded with panfish! Just using a small piece of night crawler and a small bobber, we caught a lot bluegills, pumpkinseeds, and yellow perch in a few hours, and kept just enough for a good fish fry.
John Mullican, MD DNR Potomac River Manager, invited Jessica, Kyle, and myself to fish the Potomac River in Washington County in order for them to experience something new. John took us to a good smallmouth bass spot, and soon both Jess and Kyle landed some nice strong fighting Potomac River smallies. Kyle caught a thick 15 inch bass using a frog crank-bait that was sitting unused in my tackle box for years! The next spot was good holding water for walleye, and John advised using a whole night-crawler fished with a 1/8th ounce jig-head. Unbelievably Kyle's first walleye was a 25 inch specimen, and it did give him quite a fight he will not soon forget!
As luck would have it, Don Cosden, Director of Inland Fisheries, invited us down to fish for stripers, as part of the Diamond Jim tagging team. It was a first time fishing the Bay for the kids, and what an experience! Both Jessica and Kyle caught their first striped bass and bluefish trolling spoons near breaking fish, and Kyle was even lucky enough to catch a beautiful Spanish mackerel.
Back to Western Maryland, we fished Deep Creek Lake using medium golden shiners fished under slip-bobbers in 10 – 12 feet of water, and we caught good numbers of smallmouth bass and rock bass (or goggle-eyes). We even caught a couple of the big bluegills Deep Creek Lake is known for. On our last day of fishing we set out to one of the Savage River Watershed trout streams managed under the Zero Creel Limit for Brook Trout. No bait is allowed on these streams to reduce angler-induced mortality on our largest intact brook trout population in Maryland. We had an absolutely great day of fishing, Kyle caught and released many nice-sized brook trout that were all lightly hooked on spinning tackle and artificial lures, and they lived to fight another day.
Well there you have it – Kyle caught 101 fish, 12 different species, from the mountains to the Bay, Brook Trout to Bluefish, (or Rock Bass to Rockfish) all within one week in Maryland!
Alan also sent some exciting news for trout fishermen that may be suffering from the summer doldrums. The North Branch Potomac River received 265 rainbow trout donated from the Freshwater Institute – and were stocked at Bloomington/Westernport; Barnum; and the lower C&R Section downstream of Blue hole. These fish were lunkers in the three to five pound range. Also, the WV DNR will be conducting their annual summer trout stocking in the Barnum Area this week.
John Mullican sent us this report from the upper Potomac this week. Recent thunderstorms have brought much needed water to the upper Potomac River and its tributaries. Smallmouth bass and walleye have responded and are taking a variety of lures with consistency. Grubs, tubes, and crayfish imitating crankbaits have been solid producers. With just a few sites left to do, our annual assessment of the smallmouth bass hatch is nearly complete. High flows and muddy water during the spring spawning season resulted in poor fry survival. Not surprisingly, this year's hatch is well below average throughout the Potomac watershed.
Central/Southern Region:
Fishing at the Conowingo Dam pool and below has been good for a mix of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and even walleye recently due to the continuing cool water releases at the dam for afternoon/evening power generation. Casting a variety of crankbaits, swimming minnow lures and grubs have been favored baits to use recently.
Largemouth bass fishing in the central region reservoirs and lakes continues to be good with a typical summer pattern of fishing. The bass are shallow during the early morning and evening hours as they prowl the shallow areas for food. Brighter sunlight is forcing them to deeper and more shaded cover such as thick grass beds and sunken wood or even under docks. Soft plastics, small crankbaits and spinnerbaits are the ticket for reaching them at these locations. The tidal rivers are seeing water temperatures now well above 80-degrees and largemouth bass tend to be concentrated in the thick grass; especially in the tidal Potomac. This type of fishing calls for stout tackle since you'll be often hauling in a ball of grass with your fish.
The smaller ponds and lakes can really offer some fine fishing for largemouth bass and bluegills this time of the year. It is a great time to fish them after work when temperatures cool and fish are moving around. Jana Garcia holds up a largemouth bass she caught in a small Columbia, Maryland lake before releasing it.
Fisheries biologist Tim Grove sent in this report from the southern region. Summer is in full swing here in southern Maryland and water temperatures are in the low to mid 80's. Despite the warm temperatures, fish have been hungry. Anglers competing in bass tournaments on the Potomac River have had successful catches. This past weekend, the Professional Veterans held their annual tournament at Smallwood State Park. They fished through the heat and heavy rain storms but, landed several hundred bass and a few snakeheads between them. The veterans had a good time testing their angling skills. Seeing these brave men and women made me thankful for the sacrifices they have made. Many of them had suffered severe wounds and/or loss of limbs during their service. If you know or see a vet, consider thanking them for their service to our country.
Southern region personnel participated in a hook and line survey in the Potomac. We collected about a dozen bass and a few other species during our efforts. A couple of snakehead were also observed in the grass beds, but were not willing to accept our lures.
If you are looking for a fun place to take a child fishing during these "dog days" of summer, look at the spillways of some of your local ponds and lakes. Several species of fish tend to gravitate to these areas, especially the deeper plunge pools where the water is a little cooler and more oxygenated. Take a container of night crawlers and some number 6 or 8 hooks and try it. Some fish might be small, but a fish is a fish to small children when the fishing is difficult in other areas.
Eastern Region:
Lazy summertime days prevail as we find ourselves in the beginning of August. Just as many fishermen avoid the mid-day heat; fish such as largemouth bass are doing the same. Find cool water and you'll find the largemouth bass. They will be seeking out cool shade during the day which usually means shaded cover such as trees, docks, thick grass or sunken wood. Small crankbaits, spinnerbaits and soft plastics dropped close to them will often elicit a strike. The most savvy tidal river fishermen also know to look for feeder creeks that often bring cooler water into a tidal river. At times largemouth bass and other species will nose themselves into the mouths of these creeks to lounge in the cool water.
Watersheds such as the Pocomoke offer some of the finest largemouth bass fishing this time of the year because their shaded waters with good watersheds tend to run cooler. Largemouth bass remain in a more active mode during the morning hours often well into late morning before retiring to cooler shade.
Fishing for catfish offers a good alternative for fishermen this time of the year. Many of the eastern regions tidal rivers hold good populations of channel catfish such as the Chester, Choptank and Nanticoke Rivers. There are also increasing numbers of small to medium sized blue catfish being caught in the mouth of the Marshyhope Creek where in flows into the Nanticoke River.
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The 2nd ACT Program serves people on parole to the Colorado Department of Corrections, who live in Boulder or Broomfield Counties, and who have a serious mental illness. The team is multi-disciplinary, including that the assigned parole officer is part of the team. The services are based on the Assertive Community Treatment model, and include treatment for substance abuse disorders.
The main goals of the program are to improve parolees' transition to the community and to reduce returns to prison. People, who have serious mental illness and criminal justice involvement, often fail in their attempts to re-integrate into the community. This program, located in Longmont, can also link clients to the other services provided by Mental Health Partners. Some of these are: Clubhouse, drop-in, residential, and patient assistance for medication, and peer support. Clients can transition to less-intensive programs as they become integrated into the community, and successfully complete their parole. Other goals are to improve employment or benefit acquisition, prevent hospitalization, and improve participants' success in the community.
2nd ACT is located at the Longmont branch of Mental Health Partners, at 529 Coffman, on the third floor.
2nd ACT
Suite 300
529 Coffman
Longmont, Colorado 80501
Ann Erickson
ACT Coordinator
Christine Vogel
Clinical Director
Mental Health Partners
Website: http://www.mhpcolorado.org/


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The Sedalia City Council met this past Monday evening where a new Mayor and several council members were sworn into office. Newly elected Mayor Stephen Galliher was sworn into office, as well as Councilmen James Cunningham and Don Meier. Council members Wanda Monsees and Tollie Rowe were sworn into office again for new terms. Several bids were also approved during the meeting, along with Bob Cross voted in as Mayor Pro-Tem.
During the pre-council session the Sedalia City Council heard the annual report from the Citizen's Committee for Smart Growth representative Kim Graves. Graves spoke briefly and informed council of Arbor Day festivities to be held at Liberty Park on Friday, April 25 at 3:30 pm. Graves spoke of a rope course that will be set up at Liberty Park.
"We will be the first city in the State of Missouri for this display," Graves said of the rope course.
The course will be up and running by this Saturday. KCP&L and Empire Gas will also be providing trees once again this year.
At the start of the council meeting, Bob Hiller with the DARE Program presented the council with a check for $12,032. The money was collected this year at the recent DARE Car Show held downtown in the Municipal Building and surrounding area. The amount donated this year was up slightly from last year's amount.
The council approved a bid in the amount of $8/per ton for the purchase of trap rock to be used in the city's chip and seal process. The trap rock will be purchased from Central Stone Company of Florissant.
The council also approved a bid from H & M Trucking of Hughesville, in the amount of $30.00/per ton for the hauling of the trap rock from Central Stone Company. According to city staff, during the bidding process for the trap rock, there would be cost savings by bidding the rock and hauling separately.
Also during the meeting Monday evening, council reviewed and accepted a bid from Sherwin-Williams for the purchase of a walk behind paint sprayer. The bid was in the amount of $4,944.44 and it was the second lowest bid. City staff requested a demonstration of two different paint sprayers, one from each of the lowest two bids. The city based their decision to purchase the paint sprayer from the second lowest bid. The reason given was the city staff has past experience with the sprayer from Sherwin-Williams. There was a difference of $79.44 between the two paint sprayers.
Council accepted an agreement between the City of Sedalia and Midland GIS Solutions for the implementation of an upgraded integrity Silverlight GIS website and HTML mobile GIS website. The service included will provide city staff with mobile wastewater information used while working on the city sewer system. The agreement was for a cost of $3,000 for a one-year term. The agreement is set to automatically renew on the same terms after a one-year time period unless notice is given 30 days before the contract expiration date.
The Sedalia City Council also approved a bid for property insurance from Arthur J. Gallagher under AIG insurance in the amount of $202,207.00. AIG was the low bid for the insurance coverage. Coverage not only includes city property, but that of Bothwell Regional Health Center as well. The bid was awarded for a three-year period and is effective May 15, 2014.
The council also held a public hearing over the proposed annexation of property owned by Independent Living of Sedalia, LLC. If annexed the property, located off of Winchester Drive and 10th Street, is requested to be zoned R-3 which is a garden apartment zone. No one in the community came to speak against the proposed annexation.
The council meeting was adjourned Sine Die before the swearing in ceremony of Galliher, Cunningham, Meier, Monsees, and Rowe. Once roll call was taken, the business of electing a mayor pro-tem began. After the first round of nominating and voting took place, the council was unable to provide a majority vote of those in attendance.
The council had voted four in favor of Bob Cross and three in favor of Jo Lynn Turley. Newly elected Councilman Don Meier abstained from voting. The council then broke into a quick recess before a new round of nominations and voting took place. After the second round, Councilman Bob Cross was elected as the new Mayor Pro-Tem.
The next regularly scheduled council meeting will be held on May 5, 2014. Photos by Kyle Siegel.


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2 teens, man arrested on suspicion of stealing vehicles
Two teenagers and a 24-year-old man were arrested early Tuesday on suspicion of stealing vehicles in Ventura, officials said.
A patrol officer driving north on Portola Road near the Kohl's shopping center about 1:10 a.m. saw a maroon Nissan Altima leave the parking lot with its headlights off, Ventura police said.
When the driver saw the patrol officer, he got out of the vehicle and ran back to a white Altima that was in the parking lot, officials said. Three other people were in the other vehicle, authorities said.
The patrol officer conducted a traffic stop of the car. As more officers arrived, the occupants got out of the vehicle in the middle of the street, officials said.
Eric Southwood, of Oxnard, and two boys, 15 and 13, were taken into custody, police said. It was unclear whether a fourth person was arrested.
Police later determined that the maroon Altima had been reported stolen out of Oxnard and that the white Altima was an unreported stolen vehicle.
Southwood was arrested on suspicion of stealing a vehicle as well as a parole hold, officials said. The teenagers were arrested on suspicion of stealing a vehicle and booked into Ventura County juvenile hall.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information may call the Ventura Police Department at 339-4441.
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Sit for Autism Training Program
Sit for Autism is a training program originally conceived and developed by a graduate student in the masters in Special Education program at SCSU (with a concentration in Autism) and then further developed by the staff in the Center of Excellence on Autism Spectrum Disorders. The purpose of the program is to provide training for individuals who babysit or care for children on the spectrum. The program focuses on increasing a caregivers knowledge of the characteristics of autism and developing their skill in implementing strategies that can be used while sitting for an individual on the spectrum. Topics covered during the course of the training session include: characteristics of autism, five visual support strategies and a detailed SIT preparation booklet. Each participant leaves the workshop with a "Sit Kit", a package of pre-made strategies and materials that can be used immediately in the home setting.
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Please check back in August for the Fall 2015 Sit for Autism Schedule! Click here for more information and to download the flyer
Spring 2015 Sit for Autism Calendar: March 17, 2015 - Generations, Willimantic (Spanish Interpreter Available) March 24, 2015 - Judah House, Hartford March 28, 2015 - The Kennedy Center, Stratford March 31, 2015 - Generations, Killingly Library, Danielson April 9, 2015 - ASRC, Wallingford April 27, 2015 - YMCA, Naugatuck May 19, 2015 -Generations, Willimantic


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Indian River officials seeking reimbursement for money spent on illegal immigrant's care
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Local taxpayers have paid about $272,000 to care for a 26-year-old illegal immigrant from Turkey found badly hurt on the beach in Indian River Shores in 2011 and elected officials are looking into getting the money back.
The Indian River County Hospital District uses tax money to reimburse the nonprofit Indian River Medical Center to care for poor, uninsured county residents. But the Turk who apparently was paralyzed June 13, 2011, while jumping from a stolen boat onto the beach in Indian River Shores doesn't meet the district's six-month residency requirement.
Indian River Medical Center applied last summer to have taxpayers pay for part of what has become an expensive and ongoing hospital stay.
"The original application stated that he was a homeless Indian River County resident," said Ann Marie Suriano, the taxing district's executive director.
Now, lawyers are trying to decide whether there is an exemption to rules that the hospital can use to keep the $272,000 that the taxing district already paid it.
At least one tax district trustee wonders why that's even being discussed.
"I'm very upset that (IRMC) put it through as indigent care," district trustee Michael Weiss said. "They knew this patient wasn't eligible for indigent care.
"I would want the money back," Weiss said. "I don't think (the hospital) is entitled to it. They are a (nonprofit corporation) because they do charity. This can be part of their charity work."
Public records and interviews with health care and law enforcement officials show that, during the past 19 months, the patient has been in and out of IRMC, Lawnwood Regional Medical Center & Heart Institute in Fort Pierce and a skilled nursing facility in Vero Beach. He currently is a patient at IRMC, where bills are mounting and hospital officials can't find a nursing home to care for him.
Last July, tax district officials asked their auditors to find out why there was a higher-than-usual bill from IRMC for indigent care that month. Suriano said the auditors pointed to this case.
Feb. 5, trustees for the taxing district asked Indian River Memorial Hospital Inc. officials to explain why they billed for a patient who was not a county resident. Nothing was settled at the meeting.
Jeff Susi, IRMC's president, said only the $272,000 already paid is at issue and the hospital is not asking taxpayers to pay for additional and ongoing expenses.
The current problem IRMH faces in this case, he said, is that the patient needs long-term nursing care and no skilled nursing facility will accept him.
"(Hospitals) are required, by law, to take care of anybody who appears for emergency treatment, until they no longer need an acute care hospital," Susi said. "Unfortunately, there's nobody besides acute care hospitals who are required to take patients."
Susi would not discuss the case citing patient confidentiality laws. Hospital officials also cited confidentiality laws when asked if they considered trying to have the man deported and if they knew the man did not qualify for county indigent care.
But particulars of the case are detailed in a memo written by an IRMH case manager and made public record when given to the taxing district. Also, the patient's arrival in Indian River County is detailed in an Indian River Shores Public Safety report.
Shores officers were called to the beach in the 5500 block of State Road A1A at 6:22 a.m. June 13, 2011, by a resident of a nearby condominium. A 20-foot center console boat with outboard motor was stuck at the water's edge and a man was laying on the sand about 15 feet away.
"The boat had been stolen out of the Bahamas," said Chief Robbie Stabe of the Indian River Shores Public Safety Department. "(The Turkish man) was supposedly being brought into the U.S. by another individual."
Stabe said investigators determined the second individual had gone to a nearby 7-Eleven Store and borrowed an employee's cellphone to make a call to Palm Beach County, then disappeared. The case was turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The man on the beach did not speak English, officers reported, but his facial expressions revealed that he was hurt.
"He did injure his neck," Stabe said. "It was unclear whether it happened when he jumped out of the boat or some other way. The stories were inconsistent."
The injured man was taken to IRMC and flown to Lawnwood for trauma care.
Six months later, IRMC was obligated to accept him back as a patient under a transfer agreement between the two hospitals. When the man arrived, he already was being treated for pneumonia, was breathing through a tracheotomy and was being nourished through a feeding tube, according to the IRMH case summary given to the district.
Last May, Atlantic HealthCare in Vero Beach agreed to accept the patient for $7,380 a month, with outpatient wound care being provided by IRMH. According to the case manager's report, the man's wounds landed him in IRMC's emergency department twice during the two months he was at the nursing home.
He was readmitted to IRMC. By September, hospital doctors concluded his wounds would probably never heal and would eventually cause his death. They recommended care to keep him comfortable and IRMH got a Turkish translator to discuss plans.
"Via translator, the patient stated he was a 'student' in Turkey," the case manager's report said, "but also stated that he did not depart Turkey under good circumstances. The patient stated that if he returned to Turkey, he would be killed."
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Well, this is it.
Today's installment of Entrepreneur University will be the last one I write for this newspaper. I've moved on from the Intersect Fund to a position elsewhere and will relinquish my space in these pages.
While I will miss writing this column and hearing from those who read it, the occasion of my last installment does offer a bright spot: it prompts me to reflect on the hundreds of entrepreneurs with whom I've worked and think hard about the essential ingredients of a successful business. In my estimation, there are three big ones:
Experience: It's just really hard to run a successful restaurant if you have never worked in (or, ideally, managed) a restaurant before. You'll struggle in negotiating with suppliers, having no sense of what your costs should be, and you'll find yourself beholden to your more-experienced staff as you make decisions. The same goes for any business or field. You're bound to make rookie mistakes as you learn new skills: why not make them on someone else's dime?
Knowing your market: Too many new entrepreneurs assume the whole world is their market. Of course, they lack the funding to advertise their offerings to everyone, so they stall. They struggle to figure out who really ought to be the target of their marketing efforts so they end up attracting few customers and selling little. But those who have a clear sense of who comprises their market know where to set up shop, how to price their products, and how to create packaging that appeals to their customers.
A strong sense of faith: This last point comes from Vincent Forgione, a loyal reader who I'm glad to say has become a good friend. A seasoned entrepreneur, Forgione offers the following story: a man who found himself ill and frail asked God for help. In response, God dropped a huge boulder on the man's lawn and said, "I'll make you well, but first you have to move the rock." The man pushed and pushed, but the rock never moved. Months passed, and the man felt he'd been tricked. He said to God, "This is crazy, I'll never be able to move this rock and get well. You've set me up." God said, "Look at you: months of pushing the rock has made you strong and healthy. You've achieved the result you sought."
If you Google the story, you'll find a parable about obedience, but I like Forgione's version better. The point, to me, is that struggling against stubborn obstacles can bring unexpected benefits.
I would like to thank you for reading my column, this paper's editors for letting me write it, and the Intersect Fund for giving me a foundation from which to share my thoughts on the fascinating topic that is entrepreneurship.
Though our relationship as writer and reader will end, I would be delighted if it gave way to something deeper: please feel free to get in touch with me by e-mailing me at email@example.com or calling 609-558-7956. I'd love to know how business is going for you.


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