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LoSeCa embarks on new business venture with pizza business
Saturday, May 10, 2014 06:00 am
Craving some pizza? LoSeCa may just have what you need.
The local, non-profit organization, known for working with disabled individuals in the community, is starting a new business called Street Pizza. They plan on serving the popular dish at farmers� markets and events throughout the region.
The pizzas will be homemade and come fresh out of the oven, said employment coach Stacey Anderson.
�One of our staff loves to cook. And this was something he had looked at doing for himself at the time and then he brought it to our attention,� she said. �Hopefully we will also be able to get our own garden going and grow some of our toppings.�
Most of the toppings, such as the meat and tomato sauce, are purchased at the Italian Shop in Edmonton. The dough is made in LoSeCa�s kitchen, as is the cheese, which they prepare from a kit.
The 10-inch pizza is then cooked at 400 degrees in a small, outdoor oven and will be sold with a pop for about $8.50. Different flavours are still being tested, said Anderson.
�We are working on a topping list so you can choose different toppings and customize your pizza,� she said. �We are just finalizing our taste test. Plus we are trying to get all the staff trained.�
Street Pizza is not the first business venture LoSeCa has embarked on.
In early December, the agency started the snow plowing and lawn-care business, 4 Season�s Yard Care. Anderson said the demand for the service was so great, they couldn�t keep up with it.
Now that the snow has melted, the company is booking jobs for the summer. Four Season�s offers everything from mowing, raking, cleaning and plant watering services.
�We will also try landscaping some of the LoSeCa houses and practicing to lay down soffits,� she said.
Employment needed
Creating employment for the individuals they are working with is important, especially now that the government has cut their funds, said Anderson.
Through the new businesses, they receive a stable income, she said.
They also gain new experience, like Scott Vodola, who is employed with both the pizza and lawn-care business. He�s excited to start serving pizza, and learning from the job, he said.
�I think it�s very important because it helps my communication skills, and helps me learn how to work with others,� he said. �And I guess that�s something I need to work on a little bit.�
Street Pizza will employ about four people on a regular basis, possibly more depending on how busy it gets.
The business is expected to start selling at the end of May, and is now applying for a stand at the Morinville Farmers� Market on Fridays and the downtown Edmonton one on Saturdays.
The St. Albert Farmers� Market was already booked out, said Anderson.
Once the business gets going, they may also sell frozen, take-home pizzas at the LoSeCa location in Campbell Business Park, she added.
�We are just starting off slow with this one and we�ll see where it takes us,� she said.
To contact LoSeCa about the businesses, call 780-984-9700.


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You can try to resolve it with the other party here and see if they will agree to counseling.
but i was thinking with as young as we are would it make a difference on his decision
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If the other party will got agree to counseling there is no mandatory requirements here under Florida law.You can certainly try to convince them to voluntarily go and seek to reconcile here.About the best you can do.
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Once it was reported that New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez could miss a large portion of the upcoming season while recovering from his scheduled hip surgery in January, the Yankees received plenty of inquiries from players and agents who wanted a shot as A-Rod's replacement. One of the most interesting inquiries came unexpected, as Troy Glaus, who has not played since 2010, reached out to the Yankees about a comeback, reports Sweeny Murti of WFAN.
Though Glaus retired following the 2010 season, he is just 36 years old, a year younger than A-Rod. He played in 128 games in his final season, hitting .240 with 16 home runs and 71 RBI for the Atlanta Braves.
Glaus is best-known for his clutch hitting in the postseason. He won the World Series MVP award with the Anaheim Angels in 2002 after hitting .344 with seven home runs and 13 RBI in 16 playoff games. He has a batting average of .321 with nine home runs and 16 RBI in 24 career postseason games.
The Yankees quickly offered a one-year deal to Kevin Youkilis following the news of A-Rod's injury, so it's doubtful the Yankees ever considered Glaus as a serious replacement. If the Yankees had shown interest, Glaus would have likely been brought in strictly as a spring training invite.
In addition to Glaus, former Yankee Cody Ransom contacted New York about a return to the Bronx. Ransom filled in at third base for the Yankees in 2009 when A-Rod had his first hip surgery, but hit just .190 with no home runs in 31 games that season.
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Prep Swimming and Diving: Willmar's Woltjer 2nd after prelims
Willmar senior Bennet Woltjer is in second place with 241.6 points after the Class A diving prelims on Thursday at the U of Aquatic Center. Tanner Nordlund of Sartell, the Central Lakes champion, is first with 262.2 points.
Chase Testa of Montevideo is 13th with 195.95 points after eight dives.
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The Reds were already assured of top spot, but the gloss was taken off their final match of the regular season as they fell to an 18-16 defeat.
Hull, who finished in fourth place, needed a try-saving tackle from full-back Lynton Stott in the dying seconds to clinch a memorable win.
Tries from Wes Davies and Cliff Beverley helped Salford to a 12-0 lead but Hull KR responded with scores of their own through Andy Ellis and Ally McClarron.
Early in the second half, Paul Mansson went over for another Hull try to put the home side ahead for the first time.
Simon Baldwin brought the visitors level when he touched down in the corner but when Gavin Clinch missed the conversion he gave Stott the chance to land a crucial penalty.
Stott then ankle-tapped Reds winger Andy Kirk to seal a dramatic victory.
Hull KR will be at home to Oldham, who secured a play-off spot with a 19-14 win at Featherstone.
Oldham trailed 14-12 with only seven minutes left when Australian Dane Morgan crashed over for the winning try which Gavin Barber converted.
Featherstone, the only other team to beat Salford this season, missed out on the play-offs after Whitehaven claimed a 68-12 win over Dewsbury.
Rugby league legend Alex Murphy watched with satisfaction as his new club Leigh ran in 12 tries in a 68-16 win over Rochdale to secure second place.
Rochdale face a sudden-death tie against Whitehaven at Spotland.
In National League Two, Chorley won 38-12 at bottom club London Skolars but had to settle for second place on points difference.
They will visit Sheffield in the first round of the play-offs.
Winger Eric Andrews maintained his remarkable scoring rate, touching down for the 15th successive match to take his tally for the season to 22.
Keighley came from behind to beat Gateshead 21-16 and deny Paul Fletcher a win in his last match as coach.
The Cougars will be at home to Hunslet in next Sunday's eliminator while Barrow earned a trip to York thanks to a 38-34 win at Swinton.


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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Students who plan to participate in NAIA sports must register with the NAIA Eligibility Center to have their eligibility determined.
St. Ambrose University Eligibility Policy
Below is the eligibility policy as set forth by the Athletic Board of St. Ambrose University.
For the purpose of insuring proper academic focus and success within the athletic program, the following participation parameter is placed upon all student athletes over and above the minimum standards of the national organization with which the University is affiliated.
1. Any athlete admitted with a high school or transfer GPA of less than 2.00 will not be allowed to participate until they have achieved a 2.00 GPA.
2. The student athlete will maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 in order to participate in game competition.
3. Freshman athletes that achieve a 1.75 to 1.99 GPA at the completion of their first semester at St. Ambrose University must sign a learning contract with the Student Success Center. Such student will be allowed one semester to achieve a cumulative 2.00 GPA and may participate in sports during that semester.
4. The second semester that a student athlete would fall below the minimum GPA required for participation would place that student in jeopardy of losing his/her athletic scholarship aid, if any is involved.
5. Failure to achieve a 2.00 GPA in consecutive semesters will result in a loss of eligibility unless an appeal is approved by a committee of the Athletic Board.
6. The Athletic Board will serve as a Board of Appeal for the exceptional cases that bear unusual circumstances or hardship. Such a case may be sponsored by the Athletic Director, Coach, or individual student.
12 Hour Course Load: Please also remember a student athlete needs to be carrying at least 12 hours a semester in order to be eligible for play. If they drop below this course load, they are no longer eligible for play. Should they continue to participate in their sport, then their team is also no longer eligible for tournament play and they forfeit all games won while the player was ineligible.
Satisfactory Progress, Probation, and Dismissal
This section specifies Satisfactory Progress as set forth by the Board of Studies. The current St. Ambrose University catalog contains this material. Satisfactory Progress determines the ability of the student to receive institutional financial aid and to remain a student enrolled at St. Ambrose University. Satisfactory Progress does not necessarily allow a student to participate in intercollegiate athletics during their freshman and sophomore years.
All undergraduate students are expected to maintain satisfactory progress toward a degree. Satisfactory progress is defined by the following scale:
Students whose academic performance falls below these standards will be reviewed at the end of each semester by the Board of Studies, which may recommend probation or dismissal. Probation is a proving period during which a student's continuance at St. Ambrose is in jeopardy. While on probation, students are limited to 13 credits per semester, with allowances made to take as many as 15 credits with the support of the student's academic advisor. Generally, a full time student will only be allowed to remain on probation for two consecutive semesters, and will either have the designation removed ( if they have made satisfactory progress toward their degree ) or will be dismissed. Students who progress is notably poor may be dismissed without being placed on probation.
A student who has been academically dismissed may be considered for re-admission after one full semester has passed. A summer session does not constitute a full semester.
New students who are accepted in with "Provisional Admission" are considered to be on probation during their first semester at St. Ambrose.
Students may appeal an action by the Board of Studies. The student has the right to represent themselves and their petition, though may choose to make their case through written petition only. In either case, a completed petition must be submitted. Appeals must be initiated through consultation with the Registrar and follow the procedure outlined below:
Step 1. Obtain a petition from the Registrar or download the petition (pdf).
Step 2. Complete the petition.
Step 3. Submit petition to academic advisor for comments and signature. If an advisor is not known or may not be in a position to comment, the Registrar may authorize the petition.
Step 4. Submit petition to the Registrar for scheduling at the next meeting of the Board of Studies.


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On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 10:38:21AM -0400, Sam Hartman wrote: > Folks, I'm writing at the suggestion of Don and Joey. There is a > serious, but rare bug in pam, where a user can get into a situation > where any password will be accepted to access their system. > > We're going to display a critical debconf note if we detect this > situation. We'd like to point people to a webpage where they can find > out more information. > > I would appreciate help getting this web page written and finding a > place for it. Similar to the one used for the OpenSSL issue which used http://www.debian.org/security/key-rollover, detailed page at /security/pam-auth or something might be a good place for that information. Or link the securing-debian-howto from the released DSA ? > I don't feel qualified to write the content; I'm hoping that the www > team plus the people cc'd on this message can help us get that > together. We would like to do this with some urgency. In the > interest of full disclosure,this issue has been known since March, but > Steve prepared a fix this week. Still, the faster we can get that fix > out to our users, the better it will be . > > I think that a web page might contain pointers to: http://wiki.debian.org/SecurityManagement and http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ mainly. > * Why it's reasonable to assume that a system on the Internet with no password will be compromised > * Information on malicious software and botnets There is a specific PAM chapter mentionning dictionnaries attacks at http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch4.fr.html#s4.10 > * Information on trying to do security recovery of a Debian system http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch-after-compromise.fr.html > * Information on resources for commercial and free help in recovering You mean recovering from a previous backup or recovering from the current "potentially compromised status" without any backup ? > Here's a draft of a debconf note I've put together ; Steve has not reviewed, and it may change internally. > > Template: libpam-runtime/you-had-no-auth > Type: note > _Description: Your system allows access with no password! > When you configured PAM on this system, you elected to disable all > PAM profiles. As a result, any password will be accepted to gain > access to the system; even incorrect passwords will gain > access. Especially if this system can be accessed from the Internet, > it is likely that malicious software has been installed and the > system compromised. Unless you are familiar with recovering from > security failures, viruses, and malicious software you should > re-install this system from scratch or obtain the services of a > skilled system administrator. For more information see > http://www.debian.org/xxx > . > The PAM packaging has been improved and the automated PAM > configuration tool no longer permits this configuration. We > apologize that previous versions of the PAM configuration did not > detect and prevent this situation. Regards. -- Simon Paillard
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13 November 2012
Tourism department launches Sommelier Training Programme
It is well known that the private sector bears the major risks of tourism investment, as well as a large part of the responsibility to satisfy tourists.
The National Department of Tourism (NDT) has invested R11-million in the Sommelier Training Programme, and in partnership with the Cape Wine Academy, will offer a 12-month training programme to 200 unemployed youth between the ages of 18 and 32.
Van Schalkwyk said he was delighted to note that the Cape Wine Academy had signed up some of the best hospitality lecturers, including wine experts, Lizette Tolken and Derek Ramsden.
'This will ensure the students get the best education to enable them to compete professionally anywhere in South Africa and the world,' he said.
The sommelier programme forms part of the broader perspective of the National Tourism Sector Strategy (NTSS), which addresses the need for job creation and economic growth. The NDT is committed, through its social responsibility programme, to facilitating skills development that will benefit the local hospitality industry. The training programme comprises 4 6-week practical work segments in the wine industry.
For the 1st practical, which has now been completed, a host of distributors and wholesalers that included the likes of Distell, Vinimark, Wine Logistics, Spier, Beyerskoof, Delheim and Simonsig took in learners. These practicals also include front-of-house training in restaurants, retail outlets and hotels such as Southern Sun, Ultra Liquors, Spar, Shoprite Checkers, The Butcher Shop & Grill and The Baron Group.
Van Schalkwyk appealed to the private sector to support and enhance the NDT's programmes and thanked them for the important role they have played in the development and promotion of tourism.
'It is well known that the private sector bears the major risks of tourism investment, as well as a large part of the responsibility to satisfy tourists. Through its training programmes, government is committed to encouraging the further growth, development and profitability of the tourism private sector. It aims to do this by providing already-trained staff, such as these sommeliers, who are immediately able to fulfill a productive role in the hospitality sector,' he concluded.


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Hope International Services, Inc. (H.I.S.) was founded by Lorrie Gawryla, a US citizen, nutritionist & registered nurse. She responded to a spiritual calling to help the homeless children in El Salvador.
Hope International Services main purpose is to provide short term medical trips to the country of El Salvador, San Salvador. Our goal is to provide clean water by providing water filters to impoverished villages, orphanages and prisons.
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Problem is, Baldwin is supposed to portray an important character who has a big musical number in the Adam Shankman-directed project.
With a lot of big stars already on board, "Rock of Ages" seemed to be heading towards a smooth sail. However, a report has just emerged that Alec Baldwin may not be able to continue his commitment in the musical movie after all due to a newly discovered medical condition.
The news actually had been debunked by New Line's head Toby Emmerich on Tuesday, March 10 but later that day Emmerich informed Deadline that the actor is asking the studio to replace him "if at all possible". This is a problem for New Line because Baldwin's role as Sunset Boulevard Whisky-A-Go-Go-like Bourbon Room owner, Dennis Dupree, is meaty. Emmerich is now "pondering what to do."
The casting department had previously tried to attach the Dennis role to Steve Carell and Will Ferrell but both declined. The confirmed cast, including Bryan Cranston, Tom Cruise, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Mary J. Blige and Paul Giamatti, are expected to sit together for a table read on May 23 in Miami.
Emmerich noted that he is curious whether Baldwin would also pull out of Woody Allen's new film which is scheduled to shoot in Rome after Baldwin completes "Rock of Ages".


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i think the problem was a corrupt .mobi that i had converted, which was 'infecting' the books near it and causing them not to display correctly. i isolated the offending book, re-converted it and everything's working now. ^^
Glad you figured it out. Usually Kindles are very good for beeing predictably consistant. They assume and expect sometimes a bit too much that what you feed them is correct. Amazon optimized the Kindles to work for THEIR store, thus YOU are on your own if you feed in non-amazon conforming side loaded files.
You can't really blame them, they do a very good job. If a hardware-only company was to sell a device exactly like the Kindle with same features and all, then you would have to pay a lot more money. Kindles don't cost a lot, but they are not "cheap" in a sense as cheap and crap. They are worth a lot more than their sticker price.
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THE Richard Flaherty Memorial Trophy, the traditional curtain-raiser to the newitts.com Beckett League, begins early next month with opening fixtures between Union Rovers and Malton & Norton reserves and Ryedale and Slingsby.
Union and M&N are joined in group one by Old Malton reserves and Gillamoor, while in group two Ryedale and Slingsby are joined by Sinnington and Kirkdale. The winners of the two pools meet in the final. All matches take place at Swinton Playing Fields and kick off at 6.30pm.
The full list of group fixtures is: Monday, August 4: Union Rovers v Malton & Norton reserves, Ryedale v Slingsby.
Thursday, August 7: Gillamoor v Old Malton res, Kirkdale v Sinnington.
Monday, August 11: Old Malton res v Malton & Norton res, Kirkdale v Ryedale.
Thursday, August 14: Union Rovers v Gillamoor, Slingsby v Sinnington.
Monday, August 18: Gillamoor v Malton & Norton res, Ryedale v Sinnington.
Thursday, August 21: Union Rovers v Old Malton res, Slingsby v Kirkdale.
Tuesday, August 26: final.
Meanwhile, Thornton-le-Dale, who have two senior teams in the first and second divisions of the Beckett League as well as a progressive junior set-up, will be holding their annual general meeting on Sunday (July 27) at the Buck Inn, Thornton-le-Dale, starting at 6pm.


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A call to action from the Kansas governor and approval of a constitutional amendment in Texas has brought water conservation to the forefront in two of the nation's top agricultural states that have dealt with severe drought in recent years.
At the second annual Governor's Conference on the Future of Water in Kansas, Governor Sam Brownback called on the Kansas Water Office, Kansas Department of Agriculture and Kansas Water Authority to join forces with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism and other groups over the next 12 months to develop a 50-year vision for water in Kansas. Articulating a sense of urgency, Governor Brownback said his state has been reminded of the importance of water with a third consecutive year of drought in portions of Kansas.
Governor Brownback directed the agencies to seek input from across the state and to finalize the plan by the next Governor's Water Conference, which will be held in late fall 2014.
According to a news release from Governor Brownback's office, the vision will focus on preserving water resources in the Ogallala High Plains Aquifer and restoring reservoir storage in the state.
"We are at a pivotal moment in our state. We can talk these issues to death, but without vision we won't be able to address these priorities," said Governor Brownback. "Ensuring each citizen has a reliable water supply includes addressing both the groundwater decline in the Ogallala Aquifer as well as securing, protecting and restoring our reservoir storage."
A study conducted at Kansas State University forecast that the Ogallala Aquifer would be nearly 70 percent depleted in 50 years if current trends continue.
The Kansas Livestock Association weighed in on the call to action and said leaders and volunteers from the organization will engage in the process to "ensure the plan recognizes conservation systems the industry already has in place, as well as the economic benefit livestock operations provide to the local, state and national economies."
Meanwhile in Texas, voters took to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5, and approved a constitutional amendment, Proposition 6, to dedicate $2 billion from the state's rainy day fund to establish a revolving fund to be used for reservoirs, pipelines and conservation efforts.
According to the Texas Water Development Board, the funds are designed to improve affordability of water project financing and to provide "consistent, ongoing state financial assistance for water supplies."
Both the Texas Cattle Feeders Association and the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association supported Proposition 6.
"During the legislative session, TCFA and other Texas agriculture groups worked hard to ensure that the needs of agriculture and rural areas will be funded as will the needs of our populous urban and suburban neighbors. At least 10 percent of the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT) must be allocated for rural political subdivisions and agriculture water conservation. Likewise, at least 20 percent of the SWIFT must be used to support water conservation and reuse efforts," said Josh Winegarner, TCFA director of government relations. "Proposition 6 is a responsible step toward financing our state's water infrastructure and does so without raising taxes or incurring additional debt."
TSCRA President Pete Bonds issued a statement after Proposition 6 was approved and noted these funds will be especially important in long-term planning for water use and conservation in rural Texas communities.
"Ranchers know firsthand that because of drought, water has been a scarce resource. Proposition 6 is a necessary step in providing a mechanism to help finance our state's water needs, so we can all can continue to have safe and reliable sources of water," said Bonds. "TSCRA has worked hard to ensure that rural areas that support ranching families remain a priority when it comes to water, and Proposition 6 helps accomplish this."


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Clarice Eschenbrenner
Clarice Eschenbrenner
January 16, 1824 – August 15, 2014
Sigourney, Iowa | Age 90
Clarice Ellen (Wobbema) Eschenbrenner, 90 of Sigourney, formerly of Fremont, died Friday, August 15, 2014 at Manor House Care Center. She was born to Herman and Ellen (Wiersma) Wobbema on January 16, 1924 in Orange City, Iowa.
Clarice married Rev. James O. Eschenbrenner Sr. on July 31, 1950 and they served churches and church related colleges in Minnesota, Kansas, California, Tennessee, North Dakota, Montana, and Indiana. For several years, Clarice taught school on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota and in Sidney, Montana. She and her husband owned and managed the Logos Bookstore in Bloomington, Indiana from 1975 to 1980. Following her husband's death in July 1980, Clarice worked in retail until her retirement in 1990.
Clarice moved to Fremont when her son was called to pastor a church nearby and lived there until she fell in March 2008, after which she moved to the Manor House in Sigourney.
Clarice is survived by two sons, Jim Eschenbrenner of Hedrick, and Mark (& Marilyn) Eschenbrenner of Portland, Maine; eight grandchildren: Joy (& Tony) Latcham, Peter Eschenbrenner, Kari (& Jeremy) Hamilton, and Caylinn, Alyssa, Stephen, Jonathan, and Victoria Eschenbrenner; six great-grandchildren, and one sister, Harriet Dietrich.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; her daughter-in-law, Lois Eschenbrenner; and her brother-in-law, Larry Dietrich.
Her body was laid to rest in a graveside service at Brooks Cemetery, Hedrick, Iowa and Fremont Funeral Chapel assisted the family.
There will be a Celebration of Life service on September 11, 2014 at 11 am at Northgate Alliance Church in Ottumwa, Iowa with her son, Rev. Jim Eschenbrenner, officiating.
Memorial Service: 11:00 A.M. September 11, 2014 at Northgate Alliance Church, Ottumwa, IA
Interment: Brooks Cemetery, Hedrick, Iowa
In lieu of flowers, the family asks memorials be directed to the Pekin Ministerial Association, 205 W. 4th St, Packwood, Iowa, 52580.


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The 60-year-old filmmaker and his wife have finally ended their 22-year marriage a year after Michael filed for divorce.
Michael Moore's divorce from his wife Kathleen Glynn has been finalized. The filmmaker of "Captain Mike Across America", who previously filed for divorce from her wife on June 17, 2013, officially ended their marriage of 22 years on Tuesday, July 22.
Michael's representative, Christian Muirhead, claimed that the Oscar-winning director of "Fahrenheit 9/11" and Kathleen "have mutually and amicably reached a divorce settlement." Meanwhile, Kathleen's representative has not made any comments regarding the divorce yet.
Michael and Kathleen are reported sorting out their considerable assets. The couple owns nine properties, including a $2 million, 10,000-square-foot lakefront mansion in Torch Lake, Michigan, which is allegedly located in the same neighborhood where stars like Madonna and Bruce Willis also reside.
Michael and Kathleen tied the knot in 1991. Kathleen previously worked as a producer in many of Michael's film, including ''Sicko" and "Capitalism: A Love Story".


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WARNING! My photos are old. Since I took them I haven't gained, neither lost, a lot of weight, I haven't undergone plastic surgery nor got disfigured, but I definitively grew older.
Now seriously. There are some books that have changed me: "La Jangada" a.k.a "Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon" was the first novel I ever read at age 10, but I can hardly remember the plot. "Crime & Punishment" was the first book that really tortured me. Books like "The satanic verses" and "Cryptonomicon" opened my eyes to new styles. I'm sure there are lots of books I loved, and probably I cite often, but I can't remember right now.
Movies... there have been so many, that is unfair to choose.
Why are there so many German women with 90%+ match?


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|Young adults group get together in Jaffa
|Wednesday, 30 May 2012 00:00
Changing of the guard at the Zichron Menachem young-adult group; an introductory meeting of existing members with new members who joined recently.
With the magical backdrop of Jaffa ,we ate dinner in nature, a chance to talk and get to know each other.
From there we went on a harbor cruise and ended with a laughter workshop which connected and helped attendees relax.


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Toby Keith Reveals Details and Star Studded LineUp for His "Oklahoma Twister Relief Concert" July 6th
Toby Keith just released details on his upcoming "Oklahoma Twister Relief Concert" to benefit everyone that was affected by the deadly tornadoes that hit Oklahoma in May. Toby won't be alone in this fundraising effort, he'll be joined by a host of superstar friends like Garth Brooks, Willie Nelson, Trisha Yearwood and Ronnie Dunn.
The Concert is slated for July 6th, 2013 on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma. Tickets go on sale June 21st and will are only $25. Since Toby Keith himself was raised in Moore, Oklahoma and he now resides in Norman, Oklahoma he said he felt like he had to do something to help.
"I grew up in Moore, I live in Norman and I've got lots of family and friends who were directly affected," Keith said. Moore, Okla. was the city hardest hit by the storm, and nearby Norman is where the concert will be held. "I know these folks, and they're resilient, but we're going to keep helping them any way we can. I'm proud to get together with some others from around here who are just as committed as I am to supporting these communities."
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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood who also reside in the area stepped up to assist Toby Keith in this endeavor. Garth said "I told Toby, we were at your service for whatever you chose to do, and that's it is an honor to get to be a part of this healing process." Willie and Ronnie are friends of Toby and are extremely happy to help out. Updates and any additions to the lineup for the "Oklahoma Twister Relief Concert" will be posted online at Toby Keith.com.


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Racist Republican Debate Audience 'Chilling' on Martin Luther King Day? (Updated! Writer Admits Error)
The liberal media have returned to assaulting the crowd reaction at Republican debates. Ken Tucker, a TV critic at Entertainment Weekly (a sister publication of Time magazine), suggested the "mob" was "heavy with malice." He thought Jon Huntsman would find relief "he didn't have to stand on-stage Monday night to face the most raucous, roused-rabble audience of any Republican debate held thus far."
Tucker strongly suggested the audience was racist in reaction to a Juan Williams hardball question to Newt Gingrich: "The jeers that erupted the second Williams uttered the phrase 'black Americans' was chilling on this Martin Luther King Day." But not only was there no outcry as Williams used the words "black Americans" early in the question, but the outburst of noise didn't really erupt until Gingrich said "No" to the Williams question. [MP3 audio available here; video follows page break]
Tucker claimed:
The audience showed a nasty streak in the booing Fox questioner Juan Williams for asking Gingrich, "You [have] said poor kids lack a strong work ethic and proposed having them work as janitors in their schools. Can't you see that this is viewed, at a minimum, as insulting to all Americans, but particularly to black Americans?"
Actually, applause won most of the reaction to the question. "Jeers" were not the dominant reaction. Even so, it's somehow inconceivable to Tucker that people would react to the concept of "insulting," as much as the concept of "black Americans" (the suggestion Gingrich was racist or pandering to racists). After all, Williams began the question with "You have said black Americans should demand jobs, not food stamps." If the crowd hated the utterance of "black Americans," wouldn't they have silenced Williams with boos at that point?
UPDATE: Pressed on Twitter by NewsBusters managing editor Ken Shepherd, Tucker has admitted the obvious error in his analysis. His article now has his entire "chilling on MLK Day" passage crossed out, and he attempted to explain:
The boos that erupted during Juan Williams questions to Gingrich actually occurred a few minutes later in the debate, not to the question I originally cited, but to this one from Williams: "The suggestion you made was about the lack of a work ethic; my e-mail account and Twitter account are inundated with people of all races who are asking if your comments are not intended to belittle the poor and racial minorities." It was here that boos and catcalls could be heard. Williams pressed on: "You saw some of this reaction in your visit to a black church in South Carolina when you referred to President Obama as 'the food stamp President.' It sounds as though you are seeking to belittle people." More boos greeted this observation, before Gingrich could reply. I stand by my characterization of the booing as chilling.
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Tucker should read Guy Benson at Townhall for how some conservatives saw this debate point: "Williams ran into Newt's buzz saw as he wrapped up an entire segment of race-related questions, not all of which were unwarranted or out of bounds. His challenge to Gingrich (essentially, aren't you at least being racially insensitive?) didn't sit well with the audience. Rather than lashing out in anger -- as he is sometimes wont to do -- Newt dissected Williams' question with precision."
Benson wondered: "Over the last two weeks, Republican candidates have submitted themselves to one debate co-hosted by a former top spinmeister for a Democratic administration (Stephanopoulos) and another co-moderated by an admittedly liberal commentator (Williams). Would Democrats ever agree to debates featuring, say, Karl Rove and George Will? Ever?"
Here's the rest of Tucker's attack on the debate audience:
The crowd attending the Fox News/Wall Street Journal-sponsored debate cheered their support of U.S. soldiers urinating on dead Afghan bodies — most of the five candidates heaped scorn upon the Obama administration's condemnation of this act — and the people in the seats hailed lustily the history lesson offered by "Professor" Newt Gingrich: "Andrew Jackson knew what to do with his enemies — he killed them." Soon after, the audience booed Ron Paul for suggesting that "we should practice the Golden Rule in foreign policy." The crowd seemed divided, unsure of whom to hoot, over a question about restoring voting rights for felons who have served their sentences. For the record: Rick Santorum is in favor of doing so; Mitt Romney is not.
It was a wild, schizo crowd. They yelled their approval of Rick Perry's suggestion that America should "go to zero on foreign aid."
Smelling the blood in the air, Romney, as he frequently can seem to do, adjusted the tone of his rhetoric. He moved away, this night, from the calmly "Presidential" air he's trying to maintain to distinguish himself from the intensity of Ron Paul and the loftiness of Gingrich. Romney heard himself saying, in response to a foreign policy question, "The right thing for Osama bin Laden was the bullet in the head that he received." No one here is mourning the death of bin Laden, but the graphic aspect of the image had a distinctive tang of audience-pandering this evening.
Romney also condemned the half-hour attack on him, "When Mitt Romney Came To Town," released by a Gingrich super PAC, as "the biggest hoax since Bigfoot." It was a light laugh line in a night that was heavy with malice — not from the candidates, but their supporters. Moderator Bret Baier might have done a bit more to try and quell the mob.
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CENTENNIAL, Colo., Aug. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AlloSource (allosource.org), one of the nation's largest non-profit providers of skin, bone and soft tissue allografts for use in surgical procedures, and the world's largest processor of cellular bone allografts, today announced the launch of a new proprietary allograft, AlloMend Acellular Dermal Matrix (ADM). The new allograft can be used in a broad range of soft tissue surgical procedures, including ventral hernia repair and post-mastectomy reconstruction.
AlloMend ADM is created through a proprietary process in which viable cellular elements that are capable of triggering an immune response are removed from donated human skin, leaving a collagen elastin matrix behind. Upon transplantation, the recipient's own cells infiltrate and repopulate this three-dimensional scaffold to begin the revascularization and remodeling process.
"We are dedicated to finding new ways to maximize the gift of life from generous tissue donors and courageous donor families," said Thomas Cycyota, AlloSource president and CEO. "AlloMend is the latest allograft in a history of progressive innovations from AlloSource, and we look forward to it bringing the benefits of regenerative medicine to more patients in need."
AlloMend ADM is processed with an exclusive tissue cleansing process without the use of detergents or enzymes. Therefore, no harmful residuals are left in the tissue. Additionally, studies show that AlloMend exceeds the tensile strength the measure of force needed to break a biomaterial of the leading acellular dermal matrices. As a result, AlloMend is strong while remaining flexible and pliable, offering maximum assurance in surgical tissue repair surgeries.
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Stage superstar and rising screen standout Tom Hiddleston leads a new short film promoting luxury car brand Jaguar titled THE ART OF VILLAINY and a new look at the actor in action suavely reciting Shakespeare while manning a sports car is now available to view.
Hiddleston commands a cool look in a dark suit driving a sleek white Jaguar in the brand new promotional film which boasts a memorable reading of RICHARD II as well as Hiddleston's own idiosyncratic take on it.
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Following that, he displays a dextrous way with the wheel - and much more, as the case may be.
Of course, Hiddleston recites some Shakespeare himself, too, before the final reel.
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Cartagena's boyfriend testifies about her state of mind the night of girl's death
Candace Croff Cartagena started taking pills, then laid down in her bed with her 8-year-old daughter because she wanted "to end her life with the only person she loved," Cartagena's boyfriend testified Thursday at her murder trial.
When Cartagena awoke the next day, she found Bianca dead in the bed next to her and she took some more pills, then awoke and took some more and continued doing so, Jonathan Arena said.
That evening, her family found Bianca's body alone in her mother's bed in their East Amherst home and called police, who later found Cartagena apparently semiconscious in a backyard shed.
She was accused 2½ years later of suffocating her daughter during a Nov. 29, 2010 visit at her home on Greengage Circle. Bianca was then living with her maternal grandparents in North Tonawanda because Cartagena could not take care of her.
The 35-year-old defendant went on trial this week before Erie County Court Judge Thomas P. Franczyk. The nonjury trial will resume June 30 when the defense calls a pathologist to testify about the cause of death. The prosecution is expected to call another witness July 1, before closing statements. A verdict is expected later that week or the following week.
Arena testified that he met Cartagena in spring 2011, and she moved in with him in Rochester. He said he has seen her every week since she was indicted in May 2013 and has talked to her two to five times a day while she is in custody.
He said that at one point, she told him what had happened Nov. 29 at her home:
Her mother dropped off Bianca after school, and Cartagena asked Bianca to spend the night because she wanted to see her before the child went on a trip to Disney World with Cartagena's estranged husband and his girlfriend.
Bianca did her homework, and they watched television and played games. Cartagena became very depressed, took some pills and laid down in her bed with Bianca.
Cartagena was depressed over her marital and financial problems and wanted to end her life with Bianca at her side, the person who meant the most to her.
After waking up and finding Bianca dead, she repeatedly took pills and awoke. Eventually she found herself on the living room couch downstairs. After vomiting, she changed her clothes and found that Bianca had been dead for some time.
"Did you ask her why didn't she call police?" Assistant District Attorney Kristin A. St. Mary asked Arena.
He said she told him she freaked out, didn't know what to do and didn't think anyone would believe her.
"Doesn't it seem odd that her daughter died on the day she had her over and decided to end her own life?" St. Mary asked. "Yes, it does," Arena said.
Arena admitted that he and Cartagena often argued over the phone about his talking to Amherst police about the case, because her attorney had advised her not to talk about it until she was charged and on trial.
St. Mary played recordings of some of the jailhouse phone conversations.
In one call on July 5, 2013, Cartagena told Arena: "You and me are the only two people that are gonna bury me, and you are doing a real good job of it by continuing to talk to them."
Arena testified that Amherst police wanted to talk to him about the case and show him all the evidence they had against Cartagena. "They were trying to drive a wedge between us," he said.
He said Amherst police went to his parents' Rochester home and questioned them.
Defense attorney Joseph J. Terranova asked Arena why Amherst police were doing that.
Arena said their purpose was "to break me away from Candace."
At one point, when he and Cartagena got into an argument in June 2011 outside an Amherst supermarket, he called 911 after she ran into the market and he couldn't find her. He said Amherst Police Detective Herbert Leising told him he thought Cartagena was guilty and that he would pursue the case until she was convicted.
Earlier Thursday, Cartagena's sister, Casie Lamarca, testified that Cartegena told her family she could not talk about what happened Nov. 29 because she didn't remember and because her attorney had advised her not to talk about it.
Lamarca read from an email Cartagena sent her on March 26, 2011. The defendant said she would like to tell her family what happened but couldn't because of her memory lapse after she took all the pills she could find in her house and because of her attorney's advice.
"I replay it everyday" in my mind, Cartagena said in the email, "but I don't remember what happened.
"I'll never forgive myself for what happened," she said, adding that she thinks of Bianca every day, sleeps with some of her things and visits her grave often.
"She was the most special girl in the world," she said.
At that point, Lamarca paused in her reading of the email and cried.
The email was sent a few weeks after an autopsy was released listing the cause of the girl's death as asphyxiation and the manner of death as undetermined. The manner of death was later changed to homicide.
In her email Cartagena said media reports about the autopsy had made her life difficult, noting that she barely leaves her house because of the looks and comments she receives when she goes out.
Lamarca couldn't recall if she responded to the email, but she said she did agree to meet with Cartagena two months later at a restaurant – their first face-to-face meeting since Bianca's death,
Lamarca said the defendant told her she was relieved to learn from the autopsy that no trauma or marks were found on her daughter. Because of that, Cartagena told her sister, she could begin the grieving process, knowing that she had done nothing to Bianca.
Lamarca testified that she brought a tape recorder to the meeting to record their conversation. She said she brought it for protection because she was meeting with a woman who faced the possibility of being accused of killing her daughter.
She said she didn't tell her sister she was recording the conversation. She said she later gave the recording to the Amherst Police Department.
Lamarca also testified about finding Bianca's body in Cartagena's bed the evening of Nov. 30, after her mother, Kathy Sweeney, and stepfather, Bryan Sweeney, became alarmed because Bianca had not returned from her visit with Cartagena.
She said she called her stepfather, who was working, and met him at Cartagena's home. She said he forced open the front storm door, which was locked, and she had a key for the other front door.
No lights were on, so her stepfather led the way into the house with a flashlight. They found Bianca's body in her mother's bed under blankets.
When Lamarca saw the body, she screamed and told her stepfather to do something. He told her to go into the hallway and call 911.
After police arrived, she said she noticed a commotion behind the house and saw a stretcher taking someone to an ambulance. She said police wouldn't tell her who was on the stretcher.
"I had no clue what was going on," she said amid tears. "I didn't know if my sister was dead or alive. All I knew was that my niece was dead, and I didn't see my sister."
She said she called Erie County Medical Center the next morning to check if her sister was there and was told they couldn't tell her. The family went to ECMC and asked to see Cartagena and were told that she was not accepting visitors.
Lamarca said they got a letter from Cartagena a few weeks later.
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The law of insurance contractsi n the People's Republic of China. Comparative analysis of policyholders' rights
The implementation of China's economic reforms, beginning in the early 80's, and the formal establishment of a "Socialist Market Economy" in the following decade, stimulated substantial changes and improvements in the Insurance Laws and Regulations of the People's Republic of China (hereafter: PRC). The need for a modern and sophisticated legal framework aimed at regulating rights and remedies arising out of insurance contracts, as well as the insurance business in general, became clear and compelling as soon as the Communist State began its slow but inexorable retreat and it ceased to take care of every aspect of the life of the Chinese People. In the new socialist market context, the insurance contract is predestined to become the most important legal and economic tool available to those individuals who are not willing and/or able to bear the entirety of the risks associated with the implementation of the modern economic reforms. Against such backdrop, this paper is aimed at exploring the history of insurance in China as well as the framework of insurance laws and regulation enacted in the PRC during the recent years. In particular, the focus of this essay will be upon the legal principles and rules that currently govern insurance contracts and the relationship thereby established between the insurance company and the insured. Hence, the analysis of the legal protection of policyholders' rights and interests in China will center around the rules of insurance contracts interpretation, integration and performance at present in force. In light of the international nature of the contract of insurance, this paper will also offer a comparison of different approaches to policyholders' protection adopted in various legal systems belonging to both the common law and the civil law tradition.
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Ligonier Valley YMCA board names new CEO
The Ligonier Valley YMCA board of directors recently appointed Lawrence M. Stormer as its new chief executive officer.
Stormer, 45, of Harrison City will lead more than 80 employees at the Ligonier facility and oversee the strategic direction of the board.
"All the Y staff agrees with me that Larry has been an asset to the organization. Larry has come to us with ideas to better improve our organization, but has spent a tremendous amount of time and energy to understand and assimilate to our already strong and thriving Y culture," said Scotty Nelson, director of development at the Y. "He has been respectful, honest and open, setting an example for us all the emulate."
Stormer grew up in Jennerstown and is looking forward to working in the Ligonier Valley area. His wife, Jessica, is from the Mt. Pleasant/Latrobe area. The couple has three daughters, 14, 13 and 10 years of age.
"It has been an honor to be a part of the staff at Ligonier YMCA," said Stormer. "It is not often you get to work at a Y so close to your hometown and where you started your career."
Stormer brings 17 years of experience with the YMCA family and has many established business connections in the area.
"I have many contacts I worked with in the past that will make the transition a lot easier," he said. "This is a great Y, a great community. It is a blessing for me. It is a dream opportunity."
Stormer will be directing the "Building a Healthy Community Together" campaign, the Y's expansion project in partnership with Excela Health.
"We are very pleased and excited to have Mr. Larry Stormer as our new CEO. Larry brings an exceptional amount of experience and expertise with him to Ligonier and the board is anxious to work with him on a variety of community related projects." said board member and search committee chair Dr. Brian Wieczorek, in a press release.
Stormer began his career as a fitness director at the Greensburg YMCA and advanced to the position of associate director. In 2004, he was named executive director at the Eastside Family YMCA in Erie where he completed a facility expansion.
"In Erie, I did a project that mirrors what we are doing here in Ligonier," Stormer said.
He also was executive director at the Greater Pittsburgh East Suburban YMCA, where he initiated and supervised the building of an addition with a wellness center; an indoor aquatic center, including a warm-water therapy pool; a new and expanded child-care area and summer day camp; and a preventive health class and rehabilitation-program area.
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Stormer said the lease agreement with Excela will enable the Y to better serve the people.
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Stormer earned a bachelor's degree in teaching of health and physical education K-12, specializing in sports management from Slippery Rock University.
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Russell Brand Peeing on Paparazzi: What Up With That? (PHOTOS)
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AZ Gun Store Refuses To Sell To Obama Voters
banned anyone who voted for President Obama from patronizing his store. Reynolds took out a full-page ad in a local paper stating, "If you voted for Barack Obama your business is NOT WELCOME at Southwest Shooting Authority. You have proven you are not responsible enough to own a firearm." He also placed a sign (left) with the same message in front of his shop.
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And, of course, the ultimate arbitor of responsibility is....you guessed it, The Southwest Shooting Authority.
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The Southwest Shooting Authority, though, has little understanding of democracy–and an inability to lose gracefully.
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Joe Boardman, 78, of Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, said he makes matchstick models because he is too impatient to read or watch television.
The 5ft (1.5m) sculpture is built from 84,000 matches but Mr Boardman has also made four dolls houses and a big wheel.
Mr Boardman, who has now given up his hobby, said his patience was the result of his 52-year marriage.
"After doing the dolls houses I wanted to something big and what better to do than Blackpool Tower," he said.
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"It was tough going at times and I am glad I have finished it. It looks great."
Mr Boardman stopped making the models as he had no more room to store them in his flat.
His wife Dorothy said: "When he was working he used to come in, have his tea and then spend all night making models.
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Cuyahoga Falls senior swimmer Andrew Appleby looked vulnerable.
He had just finished sixth in his first race and his nerves were getting the best of him.
"At that point, it was all or nothing," Appleby said.
Now that it's over, Appleby feels like he's on top of the world.
He's a state champion for the first time.
The standout 17-year-old won the 100-yard backstroke title at the Division I state meet, which concluded Feb. 23 at C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton.
Appleby finished with a lifetime-best and school-record time of 49 seconds.
"When I hit the wall, I heard people freaking out," he said. "I knew something exciting happened. When I saw the time and the place on the board ... to be honest, I don't really remember too much. It was a dream come true."
Appleby's eyes focused directly on his head coach, Mike McDonald, after the race.
"I pointed at my coach," Appleby said. "I told him, 'This is for you.' Coach McDonald means so much to me.
"I've been swimming for coach McDonald since I was 12 and coach [ Lady Black Tigers head swimming and diving coach and Cuyahoga Falls Tigersharks coach] Peter [Nauman] since I was 8. They've invested so much in my swimming and my personal life. I would not be in the position I'm in today if it weren't for them."
McDonald has struggled to keep his emotions in check since the state meet. He knows he coached a once-in-a-generation swimmer and person.
"He's the whole package," McDonald said. "It's hard to see him move on, but I'm excited for him."
Appleby, who will continue swimming at The Ohio State University in Columbus, had to briefly get over some nerve issues prior to the 100-yard backstroke.
He competed in the 100-yard freestyle race a little earlier in the day and finished a disappointing sixth with a time of 46. 26 seconds.
"I panicked," Appleby said. "Halfway through the race, I felt I needed to change my game plan and it completely backfired on me."
Appleby realized he committed a cardinal sin. Throughout his career, McDonald has tried to get Appleby to appreciate a simple four-word statement: "Don't think, just swim."
Unfortunately, Appleby got caught up in the moment.
"[Senior teammate] Ryan Hillyer and I have a tendency to overthink our races," he said. "Coach McDonald doesn't want us to think. So when he asks us what we thought of our races, we would say, 'Nothing.'"
McDonald knows Appleby is extremely passionate about what he does. For the most part, it's a welcome sight. Sometimes, though, Appleby can drive his coach crazy.
"He analyzes everything he does," McDonald said. "I wondered if I put too much pressure on him after the 100 free. What makes me most proud is that he overcame the adversity and that's what makes him a champion."
Appleby took third in the 100 freestyle and fifth in the 100 backstroke at the 2012 state meet. He also placed eighth in the 100 freestyle at the 2011 state competition.
Appleby was Falls' lone representative in Canton the previous two years. He had some company this time.
Hillyer, senior Landon Alderman and sophomore Will Turnbull joined Appleby on the 200-yard medley relay team that placed 23rd.
"Coach Peter always says, 'It's great to get to the mountaintop, but it's a 1,000 times more enjoyable when people are with you,'" Appleby said. "I put everything I had in that relay at the district meet."
The relay team was seeded 23rd going into the race.
"They did the best they could do," McDonald said. "Landon is a brand new swimmer. I can only imagine what I could have done with him if he was a two-, three- or four-year swimmer.
"Ryan swims lights out in every race. He leaves everything in the water. Will will be hungrier now that he has the experience."
As for Appleby, he hopes to do even better in college. Appleby also considered Virginia Tech before deciding to join the Buckeyes.
"I'm truly excited to go to Ohio State and swim there," Appleby said. "Virginia Tech is an amazing facility and its program is on the rise, but I swam some of [Ohio State head men's swimming coach] Bill Wadley's camps and I always wanted to go to Ohio State."
Don't expect Appleby to rest on his laurels.
He is the founder of Make A Splash, which teaches inner-city kids how to swim. The swimming lessons take place at the Patterson Park Community Center in Akron.
"It was spearheaded by [U.S. Olympic gold medalist] Cullen Jones," Appleby said. "The whole effort is based on reducing the high minority youth drowning rate.
"Mr. John Hafford has been a huge help with setting us up with the kids. We've had 175 inner-city Akron kids take swimming lessons and have raised more than $20,000 for the cause."
One of the volunteer instructors is Hudson sophomore and former Tigersharks' teammate Ross Palazzo, who won both the 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard breaststroke titles in Canton.
"Ross is still one of my best friends," Appleby said. "Ross, Ryan Hillyer and I were like a gang when we were younger. We were inseparable."
Pardon McDonald if he seems a little lost now that the state meet is over. An amazing season came to an end and some of his closest friends will no longer be a part of the team.
"Andrew keeps telling me it's not over," McDonald said. "I say, 'Yeah it is, buddy.' If I'm having a bad day, I would see those guys and it would put a smile on my face. It was a wonderful season and a storybook ending to Andrew's career."
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Cubism was the most revolutionary and influential movement of the twentieth century. After Renaissance artists perfected the device of perspective, a painting was thought of as a window into the world. But cubist painters understood that canvases themselves were painted objects. They also rejected the idea that an object rendered with traditional perspective was any more "real" than an abstraction of that object on the flat surface.
Cubist paintings were based on things in the visible world. Yet they often showed objects fractured, or broken, as if seen from more than one point of view at once, or built up of flattened forms, as in cubist collages.
Later artists experimented with cubist forms and some made completely non-representational compositions—that is, paintings not based on an object.
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Art International – A World Class Art Fair Returns to the Pasadena Center
It's a celebration of the finest in international art! And, it's happening in Southern California. Art lovers will be heading to the Pasadena Center when Art International: A Fine Art Fair returns March 13, 14 and 15. Art International presents a focused exhibition of art from the following periods – Impressionist, Modern, Post-War, Late 20th Century and Contemporary.
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