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Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson Broken Up — Report
It looks like Kristen Stewart isn't on Team Edward anymore.
Rumors of Kristen and Robert Pattinson's relationship are constantly changing, but one source tells People that the pair has broken up after more than three years together.
Reps for both actors could not be immediately reached, but the source did say that they wouldn't be surprised if the on-and-off-again duo would patch things up and rekindle their relationship.
The latest wave in their relationship came just days ago when R-Pattz and K-Stew had a falling out on his 27th birthday, and recent reports say that Kristen is upset that she is taken for granted.
Before that, however, the pair seemed to be doing pretty well, appearing together in New York after the Met Gala, flying back to L.A. together, celebrating Kristen's 23rd birthday, and canoodling at Coachella.
The Twilight duo even weathered a cheating scandal between Kristen and her married Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders last summer.
Is this the end of K-Stew and R-Pattz?
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Golf to Help Create Our Next Generation of Firefighters
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Help provide scholarships for young men and women seeking a career in the fire service.
The Milwaukee Brotherhood of Firefighters invites you to the 2nd Annual Algier "Big Poppa" Sinclair Memorial Scholarship Golf Classic at Brown Deer Golf Course on Monday, September 9.
You and your company or organization can participate at various levels with many attractive benefits. Find out more by calling 414-760-0853 or on the web at www.bigpoppagolf.mbff.org. Registration deadline is Friday, August 30.


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In the Lobby Lounge: JAZZ presented by Miami Jazz Society at Olympia Theater
An evening of great jazz and drinks the second Wednesday of every month from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM. Doors open at 6:00 PM. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC >More
This month in the Olympia Lobby Lounge: Konrad Pazkudzki Trio
Piano and Jazz interested Konrad from childhood. At the age of 14 Konrad Paszkudzki was named the "Young West Australian Instrumentalist of the Year" At 15 he was accepted into University, studying jazz piano at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). He graduated with a Bachelor of Music in 2007. After moving to New York in 2012, Konrad formed his own trio to undertake a one year residency as the house trio at 54 Below (beneath the iconic Studio 54). In 2013 the Konrad Paszkudzki Trio had its own main show at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola, broadcast live on WBGO, and was featured with Wynton Marsalis at events for Jazz At Lincoln Center. Since becoming established in New York, the trio has recorded 2 albums.


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Statewide group asks Ohio voters to legalize medical marijuana and industrial hemp
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While two states have successfully legalized marijuana, Ohio is beginning to move forward with ballot initiatives that could legalize cannabis for medicinal purposes and to produce industrial hemp.
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I have always taken for granted simple things like balance, mobility, independence and 10 toes and, as a raging diabetic, I am particularly obsessed with my feet.
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In the third month of open enrollment, Obamacare failed to meet crucial demographic goals for young adults in Ohio and across the nation.
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Have any questions for City Council candidates? Submit them here and CityBeat may ask your questions at this Saturday's candidate forum. Early voting for the 2013 City Council and mayoral elections begins tomorrow. Find your voting location here. Normal voting hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., although some days will be extended. Tomorrow is also the first day of open enrollment at Obamacare's online marketplaces, which can be found at www.healthcare.gov. At the marketplaces, an Ohio individual will be able to buy a middle-of-the-pack health insurance plan for as low as $145 a month after tax credits, while a family of four making $50,000 will be able to pay $282 a month for a similar plan, according to Congressional Budget Office numbers. Starting in 2014, most Americans — with exemptions for religious and economic reasons, the imprisoned and those living outside the country — will be required to buy health insurance or pay a tax penalty. Organizations from around the state and country will be working over the next six months to help insure as many Ohioans and Americans as possible, but some of those efforts have been obstructed by Republican legislators who oppose the president's signature health care law, as CityBeat covered in further detail here. Meanwhile, the federal government is nearing a shutdown because of Republican opposition to Obamacare, including local Reps. Steve Chabot and Brad Wenstrup. A report from the conservative Buckeye Institute echoes claims made by both sides in Cincinnati's pension debate: A tea party-backed amendment, if approved by voters, would reduce retirement benefits for new city employees by one-third. At the same time, the city's unfunded pension liability might be $2.57 billion, or three times what officials currently estimate. The amendment would semi-privatize Cincinnati's pension system by forcing future city employees to contribute to and manage their own individual retirement accounts, which would imitate private 401k plans commonly seen in the private sector. Under the current system, the city pools pension funds and manages the public system through an independent board. The pension amendment is backed by tea party groups, some of who may reside outside Cincinnati and Ohio, and will appear on the ballot as Issue 4. To celebrate early voting, Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, who's running for mayor against ex-Councilman John Cranley, will name her vice mayor today. Qualls is expected to select Councilman Wendell Young. Cranley and Qualls are both Democrats, but they're heavily divided on the streetcar project and parking plan, both of which Qualls supports and Cranley opposes. The mayoral candidates mostly focused on the two issues in their first post-primary mayoral debate, which CityBeat covered here. Jeffrey Blackwell, Cincinnati's new police chief, starts on the job today. He's replacing former Police Chief James Craig, who left in June to take the top police job in his hometown of Detroit. The city has praised Blackwell for his 26 years at the Columbus Division of Police, where he reached out to youth and immigrants, advanced the use of technology, worked closely with community members and helped reduce operating costs. Cincinnati Councilwoman Pam Thomas today announced that she's introducing a motion to hire a 40-member police recruit class. The motion addresses a drop in the amount of Cincinnati police officers in recent years: Staffing levels since the last recruit class have dropped by 15.2 percent, according to Thomas' office. "Our police staffing levels are dangerously low," Thomas said in a statement. "We cannot afford to sacrifice our public's safety by not hiring this recruit class." In this year's budget, the city managed to prevent cutting public safety jobs by slashing other city services, including city parks. But Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan argues that Cincinnati's public safety forces, which are proportionally larger than most comparable cities, need to be "rightsized" and reduced over time. The amount of local children and teens going to the hospital with a concussion massively increased between 2002 and 2011, and the number is expected to increase further because state law now requires medical clearance to continue playing sports after a concussion. Ohio gas prices are back below the national average. AdvancePierre Foods, Cincinnati's largest private company, got a new CEO. Earth may have stolen its moon from Venus.
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Obamacare misses target, state to investigate CPS staff, chemical spill forces local measures
In the third month of open enrollment, Obamacare failed to hit key demographic targets for young adults in Ohio and across the nation. White House officials say about about 39 percent of those who sign up for health insurance through HealthCare.gov and state-run marketplaces must be young adults. The idea is to get enough young, healthy enrollees to hold down costs as an older, sicker population signs up for health insurance made more easily available through Obamacare's systems and regulations. But in December, only 19 percent of signups in Ohio and 24 percent of signups nationwide were young adults. The Ohio Department of Education will recalculate report card data and investigate whether to punish staff after Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) and six other Ohio school districts that scrubbed student attendance data. By manipulating the data, schools can appear to be performing better, but the actions obviously jeopardize the authenticity of Ohio's school accountability system. CPS says its internal investigations found no evidence of deliberate manipulation and the data errors shouldn't be enough to alter the school's standing in state report cards. For CPS and the six other school districts, the issues began after the state auditor in 2012 launched an investigation into school data scrubbing.To avoid contamination from a W. Va. chemical spill, Cincinnati Water Works will shut down its water intake system along the Ohio River and instead rely on the water intake system at the groundwater treatment facility in Fairfield. Mayor John Cranley said the shutdown will last two days, or more than twice the roughly 20 hours required for the chemical slick to pass by. Consumers shouldn't notice a difference, according to Water Works officials. In the coming weeks, the U.S. Coast Guard will decide whether to allow fracking wastewater to travel along the Ohio River and other federal waterways and how strictly regulated the shipments should be. Fracking is a drilling technique in which millions of gallons of water are pumped underground to unlock oil and gas reserves, but the process produces a lot of wastewater as a result. CityBeat previously covered fracking and the controversy surrounding it in further detail here. With legislation repealing Ohio's energy rules now stalled, Champaign County residents are challenging the constitutionality of Ohio's in-state renewable energy requirements in court. Supporters of the law claim the rules help foster a green energy sector in the state, while opponents argue the rules increase costs for businesses and consumers. CityBeat previously covered State Sen. Bill Seitz's legislative attempts to repeal the rules here.Another tea party-backed candidate might challenge Gov. John Kasich in the Republican primary. The reveal comes just days after a tea party leader abruptly dropped his challenge against the incumbent governor.If state legislators approve, Gov. Kasich will hold his state of the state address this year at Medina, Ohio, on Feb. 24.Three judges will cover for Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter while she fights felony charges in court. State Rep. Pete Beck of Mason, who was indicted on 16 felony counts for alleged fraud and theft, is facing a primary challenger.Cincinnati repaved 130 lane miles of road in 2013, according to city officials.Duke Energy cut a check for the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority today to help redevelop Bond Hill and Queensgate.A blind student is suing Miami University for alleged discrimination that prevented her from completing coursework.One vote made the difference in 43 of Ohio's 2013 elections, according to Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted.Ky. developers are still pursuing the Noah's Ark theme park, despite troubles raising funds for the project.Today is the last day to vote for the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards.An infection can turn swarming locusts into solitary grasshoppers, a study found.Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy • News: @CityBeat_News • Music: @CityBeatMusic • German Lopez: @germanrlopez
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Tips for avoiding the flu from the Northern Kentucky Health Department
The Northern Kentucky Health Department just received report of the area's first seasonal flu death this flu season. A middle-aged Kenton County man, with a history of chronic health problems, died from complications of the flu."The loss of someone to the flu is a tragedy, and our thoughts go out to the individual's family," Lynne M. Saddler, MD, MPH, district director of health, writes in a press release. "We tend to forget just how serious influenza can be, particularly for those with other health problems. Flu can lead to serious complications and even death, as it did in this case."While the CDC doesn't track adult flu deaths, they estimate 6.5 percent of all adult deaths nationwide were attributable to the flu or complications from the flu for the week ending Dec. 28. And Kentucky is reporting widespread flu activity, particularly a strain (H1N1) that disproportionately affects young and middle-aged adults, according to Saddler.The CDC recommends the following precautions to avoid getting the flu:1. Get a flu vaccine. If you're over 65, also get a pneumonia vaccination.2. Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze (and then throw it away).3. Wash your hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand cleanser after you cough or sneeze.4. Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.5. Avoid sick people.While the flu is commonly treated at home, these symptoms require immediate medical attention.For children:Fast breathing or trouble breathingBluish skin colorNot drinking enough fluidsNot waking up or not interactingBeing so irritable that the child does not want to be heldFlu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worse coughFever with a rashFor adults:Difficulty breathing or shortness of breathPain or pressure in the chest or abdomenSudden dizziness or confusionSevere or persistent vomitingFor more information on flu, visit nkyhealth.org/Seasonal-Flu.aspx.
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Federal funds tied to streetcar project, Mann named vice mayor, local life expectancy varies
For the third time, a representative from the federal government yesterday reiterated to Cincinnati officials that if the $132.8 million streetcar project is canceled, the city would lose $40.9 million in federal funds and another $4 million would be left to the discretion of the state government, which could allocate the money anywhere in Ohio. The repeated reminders are necessary as Mayor-elect John Cranley and the incoming City Council prepare to delay or potentially terminate the project once they take office in December. Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Chief Counsel Dorval Carter said even a mere delay could lead to the federal government restricting or outright terminating the federal grant deals. But Cranley, a long-time opponent of the streetcar project, appeared unfazed by the news at a press conference following Carter's thorough explanation. "If we have to, we'll give the money back," he said.Cranley yesterday announced his intent to appoint Councilman-elect David Mann as his vice mayor. Cranley said Mann passed the "bus test," an unfortunate hypothetical scenario in which the mayor dies after being hit by a bus. Cranley also cited Mann's numerous accomplishments, ranging from achievements at Harvard University to previous stints as mayor when top vote-getter in the City Council race automatically assumed the position. Mann promised to work with Cranley to make his administration a success and respectfully disagree but move on when the two men differ.A Cincinnati Health Department report found life expectancy can vary by 20 years from one part of Cincinnati to another. Black men in particular can expect to live nearly 10 years less than white men. The Health Department said in a press release that it wants to find out why there's such a disparity.A Quinnipiac University poll shows Republican Gov. John Kasich still ahead of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald in a 44 to 37 percent match-up, but FitzGerald is gaining ground. About 71 percent of Ohioans in the poll said they don't know enough about FitzGerald to form an opinion about him, so FitzGerald still has time to build positive name recognition while Kasich has an opportunity to paint his opponent in a negative light before the November 2014 election.Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters might be investigated by the Hamilton County Board of Elections for improperly voting.Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan asked the Hamilton County Board of Elections to cancel an automatic recount of the Nov. 5 vote, which Quinlivan was entitled to after she placed 10th place in the City Council race by only 859 votes.The grand jury for the Steubenville, Ohio, rape investigation indicted four people, including a school superintendent.Four Ohio corrections officers were fired over the escape of an inmate serving a life sentence for rape, officials announced Monday.The University of Cincinnati is aiming for an attendance record when it hosts Louisville for a Dec. 5 game at Nippert Stadium.The deadline to select Medicare coverage is Dec. 7 at midnight.Scientists could be on the verge of learning how to erase and rewrite memories.Morning News and Stuff will most likely be out of service until Monday, Dec. 2 as CityBeat staff celebrates the Thanksgiving holiday.Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy• News: @CityBeat_News• Music: @CityBeatMusic• German Lopez: @germanrlopez
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Council Members Propose Funding to Ease Racial Disparities
Motion cites infant mortality, unemployment and economic worth as major issues
Councilman Wendell Young and five other council members on Oct. 30 signed a motion that asks the city administration to budget $2 million to address racial disparities in Cincinnati. The motion cites three statistical disparities: Infant mortality rates for black babies are three times the rate for white babies; the unemployment rate for black residents is two to three times the rate for white residents; and the black population only makes up 1 percent of the Cincinnati area's economic worth despite making up nearly half of the city's population. "As the City of Cincinnati invests in infrastructure to support economic development and job growth, in developments that attract new businesses, and in job retention and growth, it is of critical importance that all members of the Cincinnati community participate in our progress and prosperity," Young's motion states. Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls and council members Pam Thomas, Laure Quinlivan, Chris Seelbach and Yvette Simpson joined Young in signing the motion. The motion asks the city administration to budget $500,000 to each of four organizations in fiscal year 2015: the Urban League of Greater Cincinnati, the Hamilton County Community Action Agency, the African American Chamber of Commerce and the Center for Closing the Health Gap. The money will "support minority business startups and entrepreneurship, job training and workforce development, and access to healthy foods and health care," according to the motion. The proposal comes as the city administration begins putting together a disparity study to gauge whether the administration can and should favorably target minority- and women-owned businesses through Cincinnati's business contracts. The results for that study will come back in February 2015. It's unclear how much weight the motion will carry in the upcoming weeks. On Nov. 5, voters will elect a new mayor and City Council. The next city administration and council could have a completely different approach — or no approach at all — to addressing racial disparity issues. For more information on the upcoming election, check out CityBeat's coverage and endorsements here.
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Bill could reduce voting, panel wants facial recognition limits, governors debate Obamacare
A Republican-proposed bill in the Ohio legislature is drawing criticism from voting rights advocates because they say it would unnecessarily limit absentee voting. The bill would permit the secretary of state to send out absentee-ballot applications on even years, when gubernatorial and presidential elections are held, only if the legislature funds the mailings, and it would prevent county election boards from mailing out additional ballot applications beyond what the state sends out. Previously, some counties mailed unsolicited ballot applications to all voters to potentially reduce lines on Election Day. Voting rights advocates say the bill will dampen and reduce voter participation, but State Sen. Bill Coley, the bill's sponsor, argues it's necessary to bring uniformity to county-by-county absentee voting. A nine-member panel of criminal justice officials on Friday recommended limiting access and improving oversight of Ohio's controversial facial recognition program, following a two-month review of the system and public criticisms over the program's secrecy and alleged lack of oversight. The facial recognition program, which is part of a state database of criminal justice records known as the Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway (OHLEG), was live for more than two months and 2,677 searches before Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine formally announced its existence in August. The program allows police officers and civilian employees to use a photo to search databases for names and contact information; previously, law enforcement officials needed a name or address to search such databases. Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Ky. Gov. Steve Beshear debated Obamacare on Sunday's Meet the Press. Beshear pointed to his state's successful rollout of Kynect, a Kentucky-operated online marketplace for state-based health insurance plans. The Kentucky marketplace has already enrolled 26,000 Kentuckians, although 21,000 are Medicaid enrollees. Meanwhile, Kasich criticized the rocky launch of the federal portal HealthCare.gov, which only applies to states, like Ohio, that declined to run their own online marketplaces. The federal portal has been practically unworkable for a huge majority of Americans since it launched on Oct. 1. Kasich also claimed Obamacare will increase health insurance costs in Ohio — a claim that goes against findings in a national premium model developed by Avik Roy, a conservative health care expert who is typically critical of Obamacare. CityBeat covered Obamacare's Ohio rollout in further detail here. Councilwoman Yvette Simpson is questioning why WCPO used a man named Jim Kiefer as a source after he posted racist insults aimed at her on social media. WCPO quoted Kiefer in a story as a John Cranley supporter, but the Cranley campaign quickly distanced itself from Kiefer upon learning of his history of bigoted posts on his Facebook wall, which was public at the time but is now private. Kiefer told CityBeat the posts were supposed to be jokes. The ongoing mayoral race looks like the most expensive since Cincinnati began directly electing its mayors in 2001. City Council could move forward with a plan next month to reduce the noise freight trains make overnight. Emma and William were the most popular names in Cincinnati in 2012. Ohio gas prices dipped this week after two straight weeks of increases. The furthest confirmed galaxy shows off light from just 700 million years after the Big Bang. Early voting is now underway. Find your voting location here. Normal voting hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., although some days are extended. Check out CityBeat's coverage and endorsements for the 2013 election here. Follow CityBeat on Twitter:• Main: @CityBeatCincy• News: @CityBeat_News• Music: @CityBeatMusic• German Lopez: @germanrlopez
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Medicaid expansion challenged, jails go uninspected, local senator's energy bill criticized
Republican legislators filed a lawsuit against Ohio's two-year, federally funded Medicaid expansion after Republican Gov. John Kasich went through the Controlling Board, an obscure seven-member legislative panel, instead of the Republican-controlled Ohio House and Senate to get approval for the expansion. The lawsuit, filed to the Ohio Supreme Court, claims, "Each representative is disenfranchised in his legislative capacity through the Controlling Board's exercise of legislative authority." Kasich put his request to the Controlling Board to bypass the legislature after months of unsuccessfully wrangling legislators in his own party to approve the expansion. The Health Policy Institute of Ohio previously found the expansion would insure between 300,000 and 400,000 Ohioans through fiscal year 2015; if legislators approve the expansion beyond that, the institute says it would generate $1.8 billion for Ohio and insure nearly half a million Ohioans over the next decade. Meanwhile, some state senators plan to use the savings from the Medicaid expansion to cut taxes. For Ohioans making up to $50,000 a year, the 4-percent income tax cut would mean annual savings of less than $50. State officials haven't inspected southwest Ohio jails for five years, which means the jails could be breaking minimum standards set by the state without anyone knowing. The inspections were supposed to occur each year, but a lack of resources, which left only one inspector in the department, forced the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) to stop the practice and instead ask jails to inspect themselves — with limited checks on jails fabricating claims. The inspections are starting back up now that ODRC has a second jail inspector on its staff, but the inspections are announced beforehand, meaning jails can plan for them, and the punishment for failing to meet standards is historically unenforced. State Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican, says he will introduce two amendments to walk back controversial provisions of an even more controversial bill that weakens Ohio's renewable energy and efficiency standards. Critics say the bill would water down and effectively eliminate Ohio's cost-saving energy standards, but Seitz, who has ties to a national conservative group that opposes energy standards, argues the rules impose too many costs on utility companies. A previous study from Ohio State University and Ohio Advanced Energy Economy found repealing the standards would increase Ohioans' electricity bills by $3.65 billion over the next 12 years. CityBeat covered Seitz's proposal and the controversy surrounding it in further detail here. City Solicitor John Curp and Ohio Ethics Commission Executive Director Paul Nick said in an Oct. 22 email exchange that it was ethically OK for Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls to retain her job as a realtor and vote in support of the streetcar project, even though the project could indirectly benefit Qualls by increasing property values — and therefore her compensation as a realtor — along the route. The exchange was provided to CityBeat and various media outlets after mayoral candidate John Cranley criticized Qualls, who is also running for mayor, for the alleged ethical violation at an Oct. 22 press conference. But Curp and Nick, who cited two previous opinions from the Ohio Ethics Commission, agreed that Qualls' financial connection to property values was too indirect and speculative because she only picks up a flat fee for the "arms-length transactions between private parties." Curp also noted that Qualls had asked about the potential ethical conflict two times before. A state prison in Toledo is no longer accepting new inmates after reports of increasing violence. The goal is to cut down on the amount of prisoners sharing a cell, ODRC spokeswoman JoEllen Smith told The Associated Press. Smith said the change was already in the works before a recent bout of killings. The facility holds roughly 1,300 prisoners, which is close to capacity. Former Ohio State University President Gordon Gee is heading a state committee created by Gov. Kasich that's trying to figure out how to curb college costs while improving quality. Gallup says a majority of Americans now favor legalizing marijuana. CityBeat previously covered legalization and how it could affect Ohio in further detail here. Women's breasts apparently age more quickly than the rest of their bodies, according to a new study. Early voting for the 2013 City Council and mayoral elections is now underway. Find your voting location here. 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House Speaker Dean Cannon reflected on his two years leading the chamber Tuesday, as his official portrait was unveiled and fellow House members chipped in for a gift — a new shotgun for the outd00rs-loving lawmaker.
Cannon thanked his wife, Ellen, and three children for hanging with him through the demands of leadership and the turmoil of politics. His parents were credited for guiding him, and a host of fellow lawmakers for inspiring and motivating him toward policy decisions during two years of challenging budgets.
Cannon, who will leave office in November with no clear plans for future political office, praised governors he served under, Republicans Jeb Bush and Rick Scott. But he singled out another, Republican-turned-independent Gov. Charlie Crist for a special shot.
Cannon thanked, "Jeb Bush for showing me what a leader could be, Charlie Crist for showing me what a politician should not be, and Rick Scott for showing me that sometimes against the odds, the right person ends up exactly where he was meant to be."


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Welcome to the Financial Services Office. Our staff manages student billing as well as Allegheny's treasury, budget, investments, and purchasing. Students are invited to stop by our office in Schultz Hall, to add money to their Gator Cash account or to ask questions related to their bill. Meal Plan changes are available on-line through WebAdvisor the first two weeks of the semester.
Allegheny College offers convenient, flexible ways to satisfy your balance.
Electronic Payments on-line – Use e-checks and credit cards as well as set up a payment plan through the Student Account Center Portal (SAC).
Direct to College Payments – Checks should be made payable to "Allegheny College" and mailed to: Allegheny College, Box 9, 520 North Main St., Meadville, PA 16335
Wire Payments Direct to the College
Student Account Center Portal (SAC)
Allegheny College, in partnership with Tuition Management Systems (TMS), will offer the Student Account Center Portal. View your billing account activity in real-time, make a one-time payment with an echeck or credit card, enroll in a payment plan, share access. Learn more.
Prepare for the 2015 – 2016 Academic Year
Please log into your WebAdvisor account and complete the forms that are appropriate for you. Meal Plan and Health Insurance Waiver has been disabled for the Fall 2015 semester.
- Meal Plans – Required if planning to live in College owned housing
- Vehicle Registration – Required if planning to park a vehicle on Campus
- Gator Cash Deposit – Optional –Gator Cash is a declining balance account that is available through your AllCard. It works by depositing money to the account through the online form or by submitting a check or cash to the Financial Services Office directly. Gator Cash funds can be used at McKinley's Dining Hall, Brooks Dining Hall, Grounds for Change, and the Bookstore.
- Health Insurance Waiver – Optional –To comply with the Affordable Care Act, we are offering a new student health care program through United Healthcare Insurance Company. You will be charged for this insurance if you do not complete the waiver and provide proof of existing insurance coverage. Learn more.
- Cable TV Adapter – Optional – Armstrong Cable now offers digital cable TV services and has dropped analog transmission. In order to use the digital cable service, a TV must have a digital adapter. If you would like to use cable TV in your room, please request an adapter through the link in WebAdvisor.
For landline telephone access, please contact Windstream directly. 800-347-1991
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- Student bills are generated the first week in July and posted on the Student Account Center. The student and any person with shared access to the student's account will receive an email when the statement is ready.
- Student payments are due July 31.
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Just in case no one else is making one. lol. since i finished the last thread, i'll make a new one.
Heres the link to watch Autumn:
Whoa! I just pulled up the camera and saw some major vag pushing action!
ok good, thought I was going nuts, that was a clear push
it's my cat's birthday
ahhhh too much moving of the vag!!!
Becky- *Proud Mommy and Wife*
*In Love w/ Two Men @ Same Time*
"I'm scared of getting married"
"dont be, it'll be like holding hands forever."
OMG, again, damn, hope this happens soon!
DS 03/2011, ^Twins^ 10/2015, DS due 10/2016
It's time for me to leave to the gym but I see her pushing.......ugh.......well it should take her about two hours to finish delivering. I guess I can still make it.
Parenthood: The hardest job you will ever love!!
I'm still pulling for today!
"You're evil.... like a hobbit"


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DNA Paternity tests will provide in most cases a conclusive result. The result will either 'exclude' the alleged father from being the biological father. Alternatively the result will confirm that the alleged father is 'not excluded' from being the biological father. The test is based on the analysis of 15 genetic loci, which are analysed separately to obtain a paternity index. All these indexes are then combined together to obtain the Combined Paternity Index (CPI).
The Combined Paternity Index (CPI) is derived from the Paternity Indices obtained for each genetic locus tested. The CPI represents the likelihood of Paternity and is calculated on the basis of the how common is the genetic information found in your analysis with the general population. The CPI can result in a 99.99%+ Probability of Paternity. Both the CPI and the Probability of Paternity are quoted in the results of the DNA Paternity tests performed by easyDNA.
The DNA obtained from the swabs sent by the client is used to locate certain regions of chromosomes that vary in length between individuals. Each of these sites is called a locus and our DNA test is based on sixteen of these loci. Studies of these specific loci have shown that there are many different size fragments (alleles) associated with each locus in a large population.
The DNA test report will show on the left hand coloumn each of the 16 loci involved in the test. Each individual has two copies of a chromosome, one inherited from each parent. For each loci, two numbers are presented (or one in the case where the alleles are identical (homozygous) representing the size of the allele. These numbers are then matched between the people involved in the testing.
So, for example, if a child has two alleles labelled as 16 and 19, and the mother has two alleles labelled 16 and 18, then the child will have inherited the 16 allele from the mother and the allele 19 from the father. Therefore the alleged father being tested for paternity confirmation must have this allele if he is to be confirmed as the biological father. This process of comparison is performed for each loci tested. If the alleged father does not have the matching allele at every locus tested, then he cannot be confirmed as the biological parent.
As explained above, a Paternity Index is obtained for each locus and the combined CPI is used to calculate the "probability of relationship," which is the percentage likelihood that a man with the alleles of the alleged father is the biological parent of the child, as compared to an untested, unrelated man of the same race. This Probability Percentage is presented in the results.
If the Probability Percentage is 0% this will mean that the DNA of the alleged father is not consistent with that of the child and therefore he is excluded as the biological father. If the probability Percentage is consistent, then a result in excess of 99.9%+ is normally obtained.
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September 03, 2010 - SCMR Editorial
The recently concluded SCOPE West conference in Las Vegas yielded some remarkable information, and delivered on its promise of fresh insight.
The consensus among most presenters was that supply chain leaders were "attacking complexity," while embracing a new level of "simplicity."
SCOPE (Supply Chain Operations Private Expositions) organizers said this year's event would provide us with strategic presentations and panels from industry thought leaders and "real world" customer led case studies. Indeed it did.
Mark Vollrath, worldwide director of Colgate-Palmolive, noted, for example, that his company does 80 percent of its business overseas…contrary to popular perception. That means that new procurement and manufacturing practices have to be leveraged if the company wishes to continue to cut supply chain costs as it expands into new markets.
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Love to have just 1/100th of this guys riding skills!
Pity he decided to pack it in.Waste of raw talent in my opinion.
Though i think HRC will pour over his data with a fine tooth comb.So it will not be a complete waste!


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N.C. State -- which entered allowing an ACC-worst 70 points per game -- held Wake Forest to just over half that on 29 percent shooting (16 of 55) and gave up only two field goals during a stretch of roughly 14 minutes.
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Troy posted an update in the group EventPress: 5 years, 8 months ago
I just installed this on WPMU 2.92 and i get the white screen of death across my whole site.
Anyone know how to get in to work on this install?
@Troy EventPress at a minimum requires WordPress 3.0 — the whole functionality and UI is built around Custom Post Types introduced in WP 3.
Troy joined the group EventPress 5 years, 8 months ago
Troy posted on the forum topic I get the error token already taken in the group Tweetstream: 5 years, 10 months ago
Hey Rolando, have you found a fix to this yet?
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Troy posted a new activity comment 5 years, 10 months ago
cheers mate, i tried that still not working tho. strange. hopefully he'll release a new version soon 🙂
Troy posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
@pisanojm Hey Joseph, just wondering if you might be able to help me. I'm having trouble with tweetstream, i know you've been in touch with the dev and wondered if you've experienced the authorisation issue where you go to this url http://twitter.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token= , and obv it doesnt work. Any idea how to fix it? Cheers
The times I have had trouble with this error is when Twitter is having problems with oauth. I would try completely uninstalling the plugin… reinstall current version and activate it. In addition, make sure your consumer key and secret key are correct…perhaps get new ones.
I have word from @blackphantom that there will be some updates in…[Read more]
cheers mate, i tried that still not working tho. strange. hopefully he'll release a new version soon 🙂
Troy posted an update 5 years, 10 months ago
@blackphantom Hi Peter, I think someone has already contacted you about a similar issue with tweetstream, but when my users click to authorize the url is http://twitter.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token= and so the token is not working. Do you have any idea on how I can fix this? I'm using WPMU 2.9 and BP 1.2.4. Cheers
@milordk Hey milordk, Thanks for your work on BP Events, I was just wondering have you managed to get the invites / notifications working?
Any help would be really appreciated.
Troy posted on the forum topic Events Plugin Invites / Notifications in the group Creating & Extending: 6 years ago
@kunal Hi Kunal, Have you managed to fix the Notifications for BP Events? Any help would be much appreciated 😉
@DJPaul Hi Paul,
I notice a few months ago you said you were going to work on your own events plugin. Just wondering how you were getting on with it.
@svenl77 Hey Sven,
have you had any luck finishing the BP events yet?
Cheers mate 🙂
@vee_bee Hey Vee, Cheers for the response, which part of it did you get working?
If you could let me know the code you changed, perhaps I can figure out the other bits 🙂
Thanks again
Troy posted on the forum topic Events Plugin Invites / Notifications in the group Creating & Extending: 6 years ago
Cheers for that.
Do you have any idea how to fix the current one for the time being?
Troy started the forum topic Events Plugin Invites / Notifications in the group Creating & Extending: 6 years ago
Has anyone managed to get this working? I'm using Dave Aubins modified version of Bp-events which does work really well. But When I invite people, firstly the Ajax doesnt work, a -1 appears. Then the people don't get an email inviting them, they also don't get a notification. I've had a look in the MySQL […]
Troy posted on the forum topic Here's bp-events working with bp 1.2+ and works on bp upgrade in the group Creating & Extending: 6 years ago
This plugin does work, if you use Dave Aubins latest update version.
It doesnt work in full though. I can't get the notifications / invites to work, has anyone else managed to get them to work?
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Troy posted a new activity comment 6 years ago
Cool, no worries I did the same thing. I've learnt you do need to read the the readme's for a lot of BP plugins 🙂
@dfa327 yeah i invite a bunch of people and they don't get any emails, and the notifications at the top doesnt show up either. I've had a look at the code and it's very similar to the groups invitations which work fine but i cant pin point the problem.
Cheers for your help you're a star
@burtadsit Hey Burt,
I was wondering if you could help me. I'm trying to use your BpContents Plugin with my buddypress install (latest version and latest MPMU too).
I cant get it to work and when i install it no table is created – bpc-items.
Any chance you could help me to get it working?
Troy posted a new activity comment 6 years ago
HI ia, have you moved the relevant Bp-events folder into your default or child theme? That should sort it
I'm clueless on how to do that. Is it a server thing or can you do it from the site. What folder do i have to move? I'm using the BuddyPress Default 1.2.3 it doesn't see to have a child theme just the default.
Ok i got it copy the events folder form bp-events to the directory i have the default BP theme which was buddy press directory. it's seems to work now! it says to do that in the read me sorry form not following instructions.
Cool, no worries I did the same thing. I've learnt you do need to read the the readme's for a lot of BP plugins 🙂
Instruction wow what concept! Na I'm a guy I would be forsaking my gender if I started following instructions or even acknowledging that there was such a thing! What would my wife think if I did that! I wonder what the % of forum Help requests there are by gender as a % of users?
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When employers add personalized services such as telephone counseling to their financial-education programs, employees seem to do better at managing their money, according to a new study by Ernst & Young and ExecuNet.
Specifically, fewer employees take loans from their 401(k)s, more employees change their allocations, and more employees participate in 401(k)s. Employees also contribute more to their retirement plans.
More than 47 percent of employers that provide telephone counseling as part of their financial-education programs found that 401(k) participation rates went up more than 5 percent.
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Corporations provide financial-education programs for several reasons: to improve employee satisfaction, to help employees manage their retirement assets and to improve their firms' image among potential job candidates.
Another reason employers set up retirement-education programs: liability issues. According to Ernst & Young, "those that do not have these programs cite their concern over exposing their companies to liability. On the opposite end of the spectrum, many of those that have instituted education programs have done so in order to limit their potential fiduciary liability as a plan sponsor."
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May 30, 2016
Mississippi State fans from all over flocked to Starkville where its football team hosted "Fan Day" in the Palmeiro Center, the school's indoor practice facility.
Fans waited in long lines to get photos taken with coaches, players (such as Meridian's own Tyler Russell), Bully the bulldog mascot, and of course, the Golden Egg trophy. The event also marked the one-thousandth consecutive day the trophy has resided in Starkville. There it will remain until the two teams meet in the 2012 edition of the Egg Bowl on November 24th.
One of the coaches on hand to meet and greet with Bulldog faithful was new Wide Receivers coach Tim Brewster. Brewster, who's previous stops include the Universities of North Carolina, Texas, Minnesota and The San Diego Chargers, replaced Angelo Mirando, who resigned earlier this week in light of NCAA investigations of the recruitment of freshman defensive back Will Redmond.
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SAMC's Stroke Care Network was recently named "Partner of Year" at the Alabama Rural Health and Telehealth Summit.
The award was presented by the Alabama Partnership for Telehealth (APT) during the October summit in Prattville. Jason DeLeon, MD, Emergency Medicine; Cecilia Land, division director SAMC Rehabilitation Services and Levonne Outlaw, SAMC Stroke Network Coordinator accepted the award.
"This is an award that we give out to the partner who we feel has done the most outstanding job when it comes to not only using, but advancing telemedicine," said Lloyd Sirmons, executive director of APT. "SAMC has done a great job, not only building their program, but advancing telemedicine in the state of Alabama."
SAMC's Stroke Care Network was formed last spring in conjunction with six Wiregrass hospitals to provide quality stroke care in rural areas.
SAMC was the first hospital in Alabama to partner with APT. Through the Stroke Care Network and thanks to funding from the SAMC Foundation, the telemedicine based network allows for 24/7 stroke care. The Stroke Care Network ensures patients in surrounding rural communities have access to the most experienced stroke care available. "SAMC sets the standard in the state when it comes to providing stroke care in rural areas," said Dr. DeLeon.
At front (L-R) Levonne Outlaw, SAMC Stroke Network coordinator, Cecilia Land, division director SAMC Rehabilitation Services and Jason DeLeon, MD, Emergency Medicine accept the "Partner of Year" award at the Alabama Rural Health and Telehealth Summit. Presenting the award are (l-r): Matthews Gwynn, MD, Acute Care Telemedicine, SAMC TeleNeurology Providers; Lloyd Sirmons, Alabama Partnership for Telehealth; Ron Sparks, Alabama Department of Rural Development and David White, Alabama Governor's Office.


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In "The Great Gatsby," F. Scott Fitzgerald describes Tom Buchanan's size as "cruel." Before we meet the character, the narrative tells us that his physicality is brutish and unpleasant, undermining Buchanan's desire for others to bask in his own Übermensch status. The bodies and faces of the title characters in Jonathan Liebesman's nonsensical "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" can be described in a similar way. Their shoulders are blocky, their biceps bulging. It's unclear where their chests end and their heads begin. Just seeing them in motion feels oppressive.
Fortunately, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" isn't necessarily about the titular mutant turtles (insofar as it's about anything, which is doubtful). Instead, the film begins with intrepid reporter April O'Neil (Megan Fox) investigating a series of crimes leading back to a mysterious group known as the Foot Clan. While she's meant to cover insignificant stories, she instead drags along harried, horny cameraman Vernon (an intolerable Will Arnett) on wild goose chases so as to determine the connective thread between each heist and every criminal activity. At one point, Vernon stops her to extoll the virtues of her lightweight reporting as "foam" in a speech subtextually underlining why movies like "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" exist. You're making a mass-market blockbuster for kids, guys. No need to be defensive about it.
O'Neil soon learns that several of the crimes are being stopped by a mysterious crew in the shadows that she calls "the vigilantes." After a couple of incidents where she's in the right place and the right time, she's able to follow the shadowy figures and discover that they're in fact six foot tall turtles who practice martial arts and get involved in stopping militarized street gangs because... it's not clear why, only that they're sneaking away from their master Splinter (Tony Shalhoub, impersonating John Hurt) to do so. Diehard 'Turtles' fans will just accept that there's a rivalry between the Turtles and the Foot Clan, though viewers unfamiliar with the the franchise might leave the film wondering exactly why.
From that point on, the film, produced by Michael Bay's Platinum Dunes production shingle, opts for "mythology" and "world building" over plot. We find out that the Foot Clan is under the rule of a villain named Shredder, who we soon see is more or less a set of steak knives. Together with businessman Eric Sachs (William Fichtner), the Clan is behind a biological warfare scheme that would allow them to hold New York City hostage. Sachs is a slick businessman raised in Japan who has pioneered studies in the field of genetics —why he can't actually just be Shredder or the primary antagonist for story purposes is a mystery. Sachs is introduced as an intriguing media personality who clearly controls a large block of the city's infrastructure, while Shredder is an ominous head boss in the shadows. By the film's end, the Shredder is a menace in a giant free-for-all brawl, while Sachs is reduced to firing a gun and screaming threats. This could have made a little more sense.
But sense is overrated, right? The film's highlights (and there are some, which is surprising considering Liebesman's filmography) occur when the action takes over. The final brawl on top of a skyscraper benefits from several helicopter shots allowing us to fully see the combatants in motion. An earlier battle in a sewer is well-lit, and benefits from some creative CGI choreography. And a fight sequence occurring while the Turtles are sliding down a snowy mountain lasts a good five to ten minutes and completely, gleefully gives up on gravity and logic altogether. The camera (or computer?) follows the Turtles as they boomerang around, several sliding vehicles in midair and in the snow, underneath falling trucks, over jeeps and through trees. There are little touches here and there, like team leader Leonardo using his swords as skis, that show wit and invention.
You do feel a little bad for Ms. Fox. As she slowly loses grip of the film to the heroes in a half-shell, she becomes marginalized, and you feel every unwanted sexual advance, every uncomfortable come-on, and every brutal threat that Fox surely has undergone through most of her life. There's not a single scene where someone's not trying to stick something inside this woman: her moments with the Turtles are especially uncomfortable, as they turn thuggish, crowding the frame with their physiques and forcing Fox to shrink. Every other line out of Michelangelo's mouth references bestiality. It's ultimately innocuous – no one calls her a "bitch" like they did in the "Transformers" films. But at this point, this sort of thing is beneath even her.
It can't be overstated what kind of a marvel these Turtles are onscreen, however. As crude and unpleasant as their design might be, they feel like living, breathing beings, not special effects. Liebesman's camera rarely slows down, but when it does, you can watch these beasts breathe, sigh, and chit-chat. Facially, they haven't gone beyond the DreamWorks Animation smirk, but that's to be expected, as they are underdeveloped and possibly malnourished turtles. A late moment finds the Turtles riding an elevator in mid-battle, breaking a bit of tension as they slowly improv a scatting/rapping session. If you're a child, or a particularly undemanding adult with an inexplicable weakness for fluke popular culture of the 1980s, you'll be delighted. [C-]


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In halachic opinion sent to rabbis and community leaders in Israel, chief rabbi states that army must find solution enabling religious soldiers to avoid watching women sing – in any event
Kobi Nahshoni
Published: 09.27.11, 09:23 / Israel Jewish Scene
Kobi Nahshoni
On the backdrop of the dismissal
of religious cadets from an officers' course after walking out
during a female soldier's song, the rabbi writes, "It's certainly unjustified and inappropriate to deny them their status and rights for strictly obeying the Torah and its laws."
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The eight-page document reviews the halachic aspects of the issue. In order to prevent friction in the future, Metzger suggests, the army must ensure that only men are allowed to sing in events held in the presence of many religious soldiers.
Chief Rabbis Metzger and Amar with IDF Chief Gantz (Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Office)
Alternatively, he says, the army should make sure that in places where a large majority of the soldiers are religious, they will be allowed to avoid listening to women singing. If they are a minority, and the commander decides to invite a female singer or a band, the religious troops should be allowed to be late or leave the event early without interrupting it.
The rabbi suggests, for example, that the religious soldiers sit in the back, near the exit, and leave one by one, rather than as a group, so as not to hurt the band members or spark unnecessary arguments.
The debate over women's singing in the army began about three weeks ago, after nine religious cadets walked out of a military event when a female soldier began singing as part of a military band.


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HUNTINGTON - Spring Valley coach Brad Dingess decided to dance with the ones that brought him Friday night.
In Dingess' case, it was Elijah Wellman and Ryan George.
The duo accounted for nearly 60 percent of their team's offense in Spring Valley's 31-7 victory against Wheeling Park at the Wolves' Den at Spring Valley High School.
It was the first playoff victory in 10 tries for Spring Valley, which will travel down the road next Friday night to face top-seeded Cabell Midland in a West Virginia Class AAA quarterfinal.
''This is the biggest victory we've ever had here,'' a happy Dingess said in the middle of a group of well-wishers on the field.
''We finally got that monkey off our backs. I can't say how happy I am for these kids and this program.''
The Timberwolves (8-3) amassed all of their yards on the ground, rushing 48 times for 290 yards and three touchdowns.
Wellman led the way with 160 yards on 26 carries, while George had 113 yards and two scores on 13.
''That wore them down, I think," Dingess said. ''But, added to that, I think or offensive line played exceptional. Coach (Frank) Arthur did a great job."
Spring Valley's penchant for running the ball - quarterback Tyler Brown was 0-for-3 passing - along with five turnovers were too much for the Patriots (7-4) to overcome.
"We had a lot of chances to go ahead or tie it," Park coach Chris Daugherty said. "Every game seems to be decided on blocking, tackling and turnovers.
"For the most part, we blocked and tackled within reason. It was just turnovers. They all came at bad times. There's never a good time to have one, but it just seemed like we'd drive the length of the field, get to where we wanted to be and then turn it over."
The Patriots also struggled in the red zone, going 1-for-4 with a fumble and a blocked field goal.
"It's hard to dig out of those things," Daugherty said.
Things started badly for the Patriots when they turned the ball over on the opening kickoff with a fumble that set up the hosts at the Park 38. But the defense held.
Midway through the first quarter, Park drove to the Spring Valley 1.
Quarterback Zach Phillips threw incomplete on second and third downs.
On fourth down, Liam Casey's 29-yard field-goal attempt was blocked.
The Timberwolves took over at their 20 and proceeded to drive 11 plays, capped by Wellman's 1-yard touchdown run. The first of two Sam Brody PATs made the score 7-0.
Wellman carried the ball nine times - including the final four plays - on the march for 47 yards.
"That team is pretty good," Daugherty said. "They have three 300-pound linemen and a fullback that has a full ride to West Virginia University and he showed that (Friday)."
Following a short kickoff, the Patriots started at their 40. Again, Park moved into Spring Valley territory. Highlighting the drive were two passes by Phillips, one to Eric Banks for 21 on the drive's first play, and the other to Banks over the middle for 15.
The drive stalled at the 2 when Josh Dent fumbled on fourth down.
''Stopping them there was huge,'' Dingess said.
Three plays later, George burst up the middle for an 87-yard touchdown that made the score 14-0.
Following the first of three Phillips interceptions and the first of three by Cory Hughart, Brody capped the half with a 23-yard field goal that made the score 17-0.
On Park's second possession of the third quarter, Hughart picked off another Phillips pass and returned it 29 yards for another touchdown that left the Patriots down 23-0.
Dent capped a successful Park drive late in the third with an 11-yard run. But from there Spring Valley's efficient running attack produced another touchdown and then controlled the clock.
"We're not really a throwing team," Dingess said. "And when you have a big line that can control the clock and control the line that's good for us."
Banks paced Park offensively with six catches for 76 yards.
"The kids battled," Daugherty said. "We just had too many costly turnovers. I'm happy with the kids. We had a successful season and played in the playoffs for the second straight year.
"We started with a young team and a lot of them are coming back next year."


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Style: Villa Varadero is an all-inclusive family hotel, located on one of the best beaches in Nuevo Vallarta on the Riviera Nayarit. The hotel is just 20 minutes from Puerto Vallarta. The beach is one of the most extensive and has been certified as a clean one. Villa Varadero is the ideal all-inclusive, beachfront hotel for a relaxing family vacation in beautiful Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico beach.
Year Opened: 1989
# Rooms: 98 Rooms
Area Location: Located in Nuevo Vallarta, a short walk from the Nuevo Vallarta Marina and surrounded by local restaurants and shops. Only 20 minutes from the Puerto Vallarta international airport and 30 minutes from downtown Puerto Vallarta.
Beach: Villa Varadero has one of the best beaches in all of Banderas Bay right in our backyard.. Our beachfront is very clean and safe. The fine sand invites you to take a walk up and down the shoreline while the tranquil ocean waves roll in. The beach is one of the most extensive and has been certified as a clean
Retorno Nayarit, lotes 83 y 84
Manzana XIII, Villa V
Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit
Local Phone: 01 322 297 0404
Toll Free Number USA: 1 800 238 9996
Toll Free Number Canada: 1 877 742 6323
Fax #: 01 322 297 0506
Website: www.hotelvillavaradero.com
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Things to know
Check-in Time:15:00 pm
Check-Out Time:13:00 pm
Handicap Access: yes
Credit Cards Accepted: American Express, Visa, Master Card
Special Policies: Cancellation Policy, 7 days prior arrival.
We have 3 buildings and 3 different room categories: Standard, Superior, and One-bedroom suites, most of them with an ocean view.
All rooms are air conditioned and have mini-bar, coffee maker and safe deposit box.
The Standard rooms are located in the original buildings. Some have been decorated in a contemporary style, while others have a Mexican rustic style. Standard rooms are spacious with a small sitting area, and each has two full-size beds. Some have a partial Ocean view while others have the Marina of Nuevo Vallarta and mountain view.
- Some with partial Ocean view, or Marina and Mountain view
• 28 rooms with two full-size beds and full bathroom with shower.
- Air conditioning, TV with satellite system, telephone, security box, mini bar, coffee maker, microwave, hair dryer, vanity mirror, and essential amenities.
- Maximum capacity 4 persons
The Superior rooms are decorated in a contemporary style with floor-to-ceiling windows. Each of these rooms has a window-facing bar shelf and stools from where you can enjoy a margarita and the magnificent view of the bay. Superior rooms have either two full-size beds or one king-size bed, some also have a futon.
- All with Ocean View
• 40 rooms with two full-size beds and a full bathroom with shower.
• 16 rooms with one king-size bed and full bathroom with bathtub and shower.
• Some include a futon (sofa-bed for one adult or two children)
- Air conditioning, TV with satellite system, telephone, security box, mini bar, coffee maker, hair dryer, vanity mirror, and essential amenities.
- Non-smoking rooms
- Handicap accessible rooms
- Maximum capacity 4 persons
Our One-Bedroom Suite has been designed with families and long-stay guests in mind. The suite has one bedroom with two full-size beds plus a separate living room and dining room. In the living room we have three individual sofa beds. The dining and kitchen areas are fully equipped, and there is a comfortable terrace-balcony with a partial ocean view. The suite has a full bathroom with shower.
These suites have been decorated in a Mexican rustic style.
- Partial Ocean view from the living room, and marina and mountain view from the bedroom.
- 12 suites with a separate bedroom with two full-size beds and a living room with three individual sofa-beds. One full bathroom with a shower.
- Air conditioning in all suites, TV with satellite system, telephone, security box, hair dryer, vanity mirror, and essential amenities. Fully- equipped kitchen and dining room, includes a refrigerator, coffee maker, microwave, blender, and an electric stove.
- Maximum capacity 7 persons
All year long, our head of activities hosts daily activities will keep you busy, especially the kids. We know if the kids are busy and happy, you will be happy and everyone will enjoy their vacation even more!
• Bicycle Rental
• Kayaks
• Boogie and Body Board
• Table and Board Games (checkers, dominoes, chess)
• Pool
• Computers/internet
SPA MASSAGES: Our massage room is next to the beach, and our masseuse has soothing hands that make stress and worry disappear. Why not treat yourself to a little pampering and enjoy a massage with the sounds of the sea?
BARS: Next to La Palapa Drake's is our outdoor Bar Drake's that serves drinks from early until late. It's a favorite area of our guests because you can easily get to Bar Drake's from the pool or our beach. Enjoy a drink on the beach, or lounge next to the pool with your drink in hand. Either way, it's up to you!
Hours: 10:00 to 23:00
• 2 Restaurants
• 1 Bar
• Beach
• 2 Swim pool, one children´s pool
• Pool table
• Spa-Masajes
• Wheel chair accesible rooms
• Free parking
• Computers for rent
• 24 hrs. Front desk
• Three elevators
Other services
• Exchange currencies
• Scurity box
• Laundry
• Iron upon request
• Wireless internet
Villa Varadero has two restaurants, ¨La Palapa Drakes¨and ¨La Mesa del Capitan¨. Both restaurants have buffet service. There is also a bar "Bar Drakes", serving drinks near the beach and pools.
La Mesa del Capitan:
This restaurant is located in the newest tower and it is an air-conditioned restaurant with full-length windows to enjoy the spectacular view of the bay. Its decoration is in contemporary style
Opening hours
Breakfast: 8:30 - 11:30 hrs.
Lunch: 14:30 - 17:30 hrs.
Dinner: 19:00 - 22:00 hrs
La Palapa Drakes :
This Restaurant is Located at la Palapa, near the pools and the Beach, it is a more casual restaurant during the day, it has a buffet service.
Opening hours
Snack: 12:30 - 17:00 hrs.
Drakes Specialties
During the evening La Palapa Drakes, gets a more intimate atmosphere, with a candles and table cloths, serving sometimes at the beach. At this restaurant is serve the Specialty menu dinner, Included in the all Inclusive Plan.
Opening Hours
Dinner: 18:30 - 22:00 hrs.
Sundays is close
Bar Drakes:
Our Bar is located outside, close to pools and beach. Is the special place where everyone can enjoy the ambience, the delicious beverages prepare there, and the magnificent view of the ocean.
Opening Hours
Bar 10:00 - 23:00 hrs.


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The Crittenton cardiovascular program is ranked among the top in the nation, and provides a path to excellent heart health. When patients arrive through the emergency room doors or through the Shelton Heart Center, they will be entering a cardiovascular program that specializes in Interventional Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery, Cardiac Arrhythmia, and Cardiac Rehabilitation.
Additionally, Crittenton offers classes on various topics including cardiovascular disease, stroke prevention, managing a heart attack, women and heart disease and more. Learn more about Crittenton's stroke and chest pain center cardiovascular accreditations.
Emergency Room
When you enter the ER at Crittenton, you've made your first step to the path to recovery. Emergency cardiology patients can expect to be seen immediately, receiving a complete medical workup upon arrival at Crittenton.
Diagnostic Cardiology
Crittenton remains state-of-the-art when it comes to cardiac diagnostics, routinely performing a wide range of procedures including:
- Cardiac Stress Testing to evaluate how the heart reacts to exercise
- Echocardiograms to provide a broader view of the heart
- CT Coronary Angiograms to look at how your arteries supply blood to the heart
At Crittenton, your cardiac team has access to the most advanced technology for seeing inside your heart, but it's our unique hospital-ity that allows us to see the big picture and provide a comprehensive level of care you won't find anywhere else.
Cath Labs
When it comes to your heart, sometimes more is better. You want your cardiologist to have more experiences, your team to have access to more technology, and your hospital to provide more options for your treatment. Our cath labs perform hundreds of procedures per week and offer a full spectrum of non-surgical cardiac options, in one centralized location. With some of the nation's top cardiologists and skilled nursing staff overseeing every aspect, you'll feel much more confident that your heart is in the right hands.
Our cardiologists specialize in:
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- Electrophysiology
- Pericardiocentesis
- Device implants
- Peripheral vascular diagnostic and interventional procedures (including carotids)
- Interventional radiology procedures
- Transesophageal echocardiograms (TEEs) and cardioversions
Cardiovascular Intervention
While our interventional cardiologists can perform many procedures, from coronary angioplasty and stenting to carotid stenting, it's the hospitality that makes patients glad they've chosen Crittenton.
Learn about how Crittenton performs the innovative and less invasive transradial procedure on cardiology patients.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Crittenton's Cardiac Rehabilitation programs are designed to help those with heart disease get on a path to better heart health through education, exercise and enhancing their ability to reduce future heart risks. Our highly-skilled team will work together with you, your family and your physician to develop a personalized program that's focused on maintaining or enhancing your quality of life throughout your recovery.
This is achieved through:
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- Educating you on how to strengthen your heart and learn about healthy lifestyle changes
- Designing tailored exercise routines that improve your heart's working capacity
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Lawmakers are scrambling to finish the $6 billion budget before the state fiscal year begins Wednesday.
When the special session started Sunday, Barbour initially allowed lawmakers to consider only special fund agencies, which get their money from fees or specific taxes.
The expansion on Monday allows lawmakers to consider most parts of the general fund, the largest part of the budget.
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All we know is the "Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) are now targeting sites that provide the songs for free, including songs from Radiohead's In Rainbows, which the band gave away as "pay what you want" in 2007 on their website.
We have never really known Radiohead's stance on free music sharing, but we do know they always wanted to get out of the ancient record industry machine, and pay what you want was sort of a big f**k you to the industry. But they did go on to sign with labels that do use the machine, so apparently no matter how big you are, if you are on the radio, and you want to make physical compact discs, you are stuck in the machine.
But the Guardian writes, "There's nothing new here: the RIAA has been chasing filesharers for years. But would Radiohead really pursue bloggers who post songs from an album the band once gave away? And, more importantly, do the RIAA and IFPI have any right to represent a band who quit their major label, EMI, to go it alone?
The answer to both of these questions is: probably.
Waiting on a clever Thom Yorke blog post…. to rebut or explain.
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Living in the Moment
What a lovely little weekend so far!
Mural artwork in uptown Normal
When I made my summer bucket list back on the first day of June, I didn't realize I'd bulldoze half way through it before summer even began!
(half crossed out items mean I'm not finished doing this yet )
Summer '12 Bucket List
(in no particular order)
Join a CSA and experience new vegetables
Go boating. I think it's been since I got married since I've been on a boat!
Visit a zoo
Throw a backyard barbeque with all of my friends
Take at least 4 weekend trips
Go to a concert
Have a picnicon a lake with Shane
Dine outdoorsmore often
Bike to uptown Normalfor lunch or ice cream more often
Start (and carry through and finish!) a craft or two
Readas many books as I can
Last night I added a thicker line through dine outdoors more often, as Shane and I headed to Desthil, a local brewery and fusion restaurant in Normal.
We started with a couple beers from their microbrewery.
I ordered the Redbird (go ISU!) which is a dark red beer, with a dry, thick, delicious taste.
Then to eat, I ordered the bison burger:
It came alongside the best fries I've ever tasted. I asked for ketchup, and then felt bad for making the water go back and get it, because I didn't even touch it! It didn't need anything more than how it was already cooked and seasoned.
This morning, I soaked up a little more of summer by whipping up a cool smoothie breakfast on this warm summer day (veggies included!) and took Niko on a quick, 20 minute walk down a shaded trail.
We kept it short and sweet since it was already 80 degrees by 8:45! Yikes.
Because of the heat, I dropped Niko back off at the house before going back to enforce #1 (chronologically) on my list:
I picked up this week's CSA batch, along with a tube of grass-fed beef and some eggs from the farm. So far, I love being part of a CSA (this week's CSA stash and how I plan to cook/eat it, coming tomorrow )
After showering up, I had plans to meet my friend, Missy, out for lunch in Uptown Normal. We ate at Desthil where I ordered a turkey sandwich on rye with a couple beers from their microbrewery. A post-lunch walk around the circle and a little uptown shopping ended the afternoon quite well.
I ended up picking up this ring from a local jewelry maker. I really wanted this cute little peace-sign ring, but I couldn't justify spending $40 for a flat piece of sterling silver..that was made in Taiwan, at that.. Oh well!
Now we're off to my parents' house to do a little early Father's Day celebration. I got home just in time to make Shane's grandma's potato salad:
and whip up some cupcakes
Actually, I don't think I've ever made cupcakes in my life. Ever. And I wouldn't be upset if I never had to. ever
This weekend I've definitely been practicing living in the moment, and it's been just great. Colorado taught me a thing or two about life, and what's important in it (more on that in another post) and this is just one of those things – living in the moment.
Hope you're having a lovely little weekend yourselves!
How have you lived in the moment this weekend so far?