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Volunteer opportunities
This column is a sample of volunteer opportunities available in Marquette County. Persons 55 or older can learn about these and other possibilities in their community by contacting Amy Mattson at the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program at 485-1782. Others should contact the agencies directly. Additional opportunities are posted online at UPvolunteer.org.
Would girls age 5 and over in your neighborhood like to have a summer Girl Scout troop? Meet twice a month or more. Two non-related adults are needed for each troop, with a minimum of 4 girls. For more information, call Jill Rady 920-955-3438. Volunteers can apply online at www.gsnwgl.org.
The Marquette Scandinavian Midsummer Committee will need many volunteers for the June 21 Festival – both strong arm (ex. laying the dance floor) and light duty (ex. tending the coffee table). For more information or to sign up, call 228-9453.
Many opportunities are available at The Salvation Army. Our four major departments need help. We will be glad to match you with your area of interest. Our four departments are Food service, Social services, Thrift store operations, and Physical plant maintenance. If you have a clean driving record and a couple of hours to spare mornings Mon. through Fri. we have a driving opportunity. Volunteer for one day a week or all five. For more information, call 906-226-2241 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Negaunee Senior Center is seeking someone to put photos and documents into scrapbooks for us. Materials are provided. Call Kristy at 475-6266 for details.
Lake Superior Hospice an independent non-profit, is now seeking volunteers to join their Award Winning Volunteer Team. There will be free Spring Volunteer Training, April 11 and April 12. Volunteers are needed for office assistance, friendly visits, caregiver relief, veteran to veteran, and community outreach. To register, please contact Director of Volunteers & Outreach, Bethany Buehrly at 906.225.7760 or email email@example.com
Brookridge Heights Assisted living and Memory care seeks volunteers to help entertain and enrich the lives of residents. Activities may include: bingo, music, dancing, arts and crafts, games, etc. Activities usually run for roughly one hour. Call Erica Campbell at 225-4488 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Volunteers are needed to help serve the AMCAB Senior lunch at the Ishpeming Senior Center. Call 228-6522.
Girl Scout volunteers are priceless! Find out how you can help your daughter's troop or how to start one by calling Jill Rady 920-955-3438 or stop and see me on Tuesdays after Jan. 1 at our Business office in the Westwood Mall, Marquette.
The Marquette County Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Harvey seeks volunteers to help with customer service and answering phones. Volunteers are also needed to help with home construction in Negaunee and Ishpeming. Call 228-3578, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.mqthabitat.org. Experience is not necessary.
The Medical Care Access Coalition seeks volunteers for the Winter; caring individuals to serve as enrollment counselors to help new patients with intake paperwork; and assistance with routine office tasks including data entry, filing and other projects. Hours are flexible. Visit www.upmcac.org or call 226-4400.
Upper Peninsula Home Health, Hospice and Private Duty is building its volunteer team, and seeks volunteers to assist with caregiver relief, listening, friendly visits and veteran-to-veteran interaction. Call Tony Evans, volunteer coordinator, at 485-4545 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Eastwood Nursing Center Activities Department seeks volunteers to help residents on outings, with activities and for creative new ideas for residents. Call Amy Fraley at 475-7500.
St. Vincent de Paul in Ishpeming seeks a volunteer with the skills to do minor electrical repairs such as replacing electrical cords or switches, to check out the donated electronics before they are put out in the store. Stop by or call the store at 486-4237.
Salvation Army Salvation Army in Marquette seeks one or two people to help a few hours each week in the food pantry, and someone who could answer the phone daily and take messages. Call Captain Moore at 226-2241 for more information. A volunteer is also needed to work with youth at the S.A.F.E Center in Gwinn. For the S.A.F.E. Center call Tricia Coker 346-5974.
Messiah Lutheran Church, 305 W. Magnetic in Marquette, seeks adult volunteers for free activity nights for area youth from 6 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday. Supervised activities include big screen movies, video games, board games, group games and snacks. Call the church at 225-1119 or visit www.marquettelutherans.org.
UPAWS seeks people to help with Wish List Collection Drives. Three times a month volunteers stand outside a local store and pass out the Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter wish list and collect donations. Volunteers are needed also to serve as cleaners and kitty cuddlers mornings at the Petsmart Adoption Center. Sign up for the Poster Pals team to help get the word out around town; times and areas are flexible. Call 475-6661.
Ongoing docent (tour guide) volunteer opportunities are available at DeVos Art Museum at Northern Michigan University. For two weeks each November and May, local K-12 schools schedule tours of exhibitions in the museum. No experience necessary; training is provided. Time commitment is minimal; one-hour training session and 90 minutes per tour. Schedules are e-mailed in advance and volunteers respond based on their availability. Must have a valid e-mail address and enjoy working with children. Visit www.nmu.edu/devos, call 906-227-1481 or e-mail email@example.com.
The YMCA of Marquette County seeks a caring, dependable volunteer able to work anytime between 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday in the Tot Watch area. Call Benjamin Platt at 228-3771 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marquette County Habitat for Humanity seeks volunteers to help with construction on homes in Negaunee, Ishpeming and Gwinn. Volunteers also are needed to help at the ReStore in Harvey. Call 228-3578, email email@example.com or visit www.mqthabitat.org. Experience not necessary.
Upper Peninsula Home Health, Hospice & Private Duty seeks hospice volunteers for friendly visits, veteran-to-veteran, community outreach or to provide a needed break for caregivers. Call Volunteer Coordinator Tony Evans at 225-4545 or email email@example.com.
Working on your News Years Resolution? Make a year-long commitment to a child in your community today. Become a Big Brother or Big Sister. For more information please call 475-8901 or email email@example.com
International Experience seeks families to host international exchange students for the school year, willing to share family traditions, American culture and a loving supportive environment with a boy or girl age 15-18 from abroad. Call local coordinator Cristina Anderson at 906-250-1500, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.iE-usa.com.
Bell Hospital Bell Hospital seeks volunteers for the gift shop to run a register and provide customer service. Help with the coffee cart and a new patient information/helper volunteer position is also needed. Call Julie at 485-2751 for more details.
Teaching Family Homes seeks volunteers for ongoing efforts, including animal care, classroom tutor, computer technology, environmental, facility maintenance, fine arts, grant writer/research, group home tutor/mentor, office support, publicity and marketing, school librarian, special events volunteer and sports and exercise. Call Rich Rossway at 249-5437.
American Cancer Society Resource Center seeks volunteers at its Peninsula Medical Center office to hand out literature and help patients organize information during treatment. All services are free, and the resource center is volunteer staffed. Call 475-9897 or stop by the resource center, Suite 110 of the medical center off the Fair Avenue entrance. Call 225-3507 prior to visiting.
Grandparents Teach, Too seeks retired teacher volunteers to help provide hands-on workshops for parents and grandparents. The workshops help adults prepare young children to succeed in school and a lifetime of learning. Workshops are held in schools, libraries, hospitals, churches, and bi-monthly at the Marquette County Community Detention Center. Volunteer commitment is flexible. Email Iris Katers at email@example.com, or call 228-9183.
Marquette Adult Day Services seeks children to sing or play instruments for our seniors. A great opportunity to practice your skills! Call Melissa at 226-2142.
The K.I. Sawyer Heritage Air Museum seeks volunteer attendants from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays to escort museum visitors through the museum, answer questions and run the museum store. Intensive training is available. The museum is at 402 Third St., K.I. Sawyer. Call Bob Vick at 362-3531.
The Ishpeming Senior Center seeks a retired or semi-retired nurse to take blood pressures during walk-in blood pressure clinics offered 1 to 3 p.m. the third Friday of each month. Call Elyse Bertucci at 485-5527.
The Forsyth Senior Center seeks kitchen volunteers to help prepare senior meals for the congregate meal site and for the homebound. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Volunteers receive free lunch. Call 346-9862.
Great Lakes Recovery Centers is looking for volunteers to provide safe rides home for New Years. We are looking for drivers, dispatchers, and driving buddies to service Marquette, Chocolay, Negaunee, and Ishpeming. Drivers will need to have their own vehicle, provide their own gas and have a cell phone. Shifts begin at 12:30 p.m. and go until 4:30 a.m.; pizza, pop, coffee and donuts will be provided to volunteers. If interested, please call Andy Chosa at 906-228-9699 ext.23, or email email@example.com. Volunteers age 21 or older with good driving records are also needed to transport clients to appointments using an agency vehicle. Call 228-7611. GLRC also seeks one or two volunteers to assist with general office duties at its Marquette administrative office. Ideal for senior or college student/intern, flexible schedule. Call 228-9699, ext. 15.
The Women's Center and Harbor House seek volunteers to answer crisis calls, provide crisis intervention and support advocacy services. Other opportunities available, training provided. Call 226-6611.


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by John MacArthur
We saw last time that Paul affirmed the Bible as the only reliable criterion by which believers in this age can evaluate messages claiming to be truth from God. That testing of truth Paul calls for is not merely an academic exercise. It demands an active, twofold response.
First there is a positive response to whatever is good: "Hold fast to that which is good" (1 Thessalonians 5:21). This is an echo of Romans 12:9: "Abhor what is evil; cling to what is good." The expressions "hold fast" and "cling to" speak of jealously safeguarding the truth.
Paul is calling for the same careful watchfulness he demanded of Timothy every time he wrote him: "O Timothy, guard what has been entrusted to you" (1 Timothy 6:20); and "Retain the standard of sound words which you have heard from me. . . . Guard, through the Holy Spirit who dwells in us, the treasure which has been entrusted to you" (2 Timothy 1:13–14).
In other words, the truth is given to our custody, and we are charged with guarding it against every possible threat. It's a militant, defensive, protective stance against anything that undermines the truth or does violence to it in any way. We must hold the truth securely, defend it zealously, and preserve it from all threats. To placate the enemies of truth or lower our guard is to violate this command.
Paul's exhortation to "hold fast" also carries the idea of embracing something. It goes beyond basic assent to "that which is good" and speaks of loving the truth wholeheartedly. Those who are truly discerning are passionately committed to sound doctrine, to truth, and to all that is inspired by God.
Every true Christian has this quality to some degree. Paul even defined salvation as "the love of the truth" (2 Thessalonians 2:10), and he told the Corinthians they proved their salvation by holding fast to the gospel he had delivered (1 Corinthians 15:2). Those who utterly fail to hold fast to the saving message are those who have "believed in vain"; that is, their faith was empty to begin with. The apostle John said something similar: "They went out from us, but they were not really of us; for if they had been of us, they would have remained with us; but they went out, so that it would be shown that they all are not of us" (1 John 2:19). All true believers hold fast to the gospel.
Paul was urging the Thessalonians to nurture and cultivate their love for truth, to let it rule their thinking. He wanted them to foster a conscious commitment to all truth; a faithfulness to sound doctrine; a pattern of holding fast to all that is good.
The attitude Paul calls for is incompatible with the suggestion that we should lay doctrine aside for the sake of unity. It cannot be reconciled with the opinion that hard truths should be downplayed to make God's Word more palatable for unbelievers. It is contrary to the notion that personal experience takes precedence over objective truth. God has given us His truth objectively in His Word. It is a treasure that we should protect at all costs.
This is the opposite of reckless faith. Paul leaves no room for rote tradition. He makes no place for a blind, irrational faith that refuses to consider the authenticity of its object and just accepts at face value everything that claims to be true. He rules out the kind of "faith" that is driven by feelings, emotion, and the human imagination. Instead, we are to identify "that which is good" by examining everything carefully, objectively, rationally—using Scripture as our standard.
No human teacher, no personal experience, no strong feeling is exempt from this objective test. Jay Adams writes, "If inspired prophecies in the apostolic age had to be subjected to testing . . . then surely the teachings of men today should also be put to the test." Indeed, if the words of prophets in apostolic times needed to be examined and evaluated, then surely we ought to subject the words of self-proclaimed "prophets" and preachers today to even more intense scrutiny in the bright light of the completed New Testament. The same is true of every subjective experience and every emotion. Experience and feelings—no matter how powerful—do not determine what is true. Rather, those things themselves must be subjected to the test.
"That which is good" is truth that accords with God's Word. The word "good" is kalos, meaning something that is inherently good. It isn't just something that is fair to look at, lovely or beautiful in appearance. This speaks of something good in itself—genuine, true, noble, right, and good. In other words, "that which is good" does not refer to that which is entertaining. It does not refer to that which garners accolades from the world. It does not refer to that which is satisfying to the flesh. It refers to that which is good, true, accurate, authentic, dependable—that which is in agreement with the infallible Word of God.
When you find such truth, embrace it and guard it like a treasure.
(Adapted from Reckless Faith.)
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In my opinion the incapacity of acknowledging the truth and accepting it is one the causes of bad theology. As a result people let themselves be seduced by emotionalism and feelings. There is a lot of useless, superficial knowledge, opposition to the truth and skepticism to correct information and valid argumentation, incapacity of discerning between reality and fiction, between truth and lie. In the charismatic world any claim of supernatural occurrences and experiences is considered valid in the total absence of any proof. This will reduce the faith in Christ at the same level with fairy tales. Sometimes I wonder if not this is the purpose after all.
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Wooow!!! I love the truth, both written and Incarnate!!! I need to get this "Reckless Faith" book or Jay Adams. The first sermon I heard from Pastor MacArthur had to do with discernment and it was mind blowing; I couldn't stop listening to it and this is the legacy that Pastor John will leave me with. It was from this same text(1 Thessalonians 5). May God guard you sir, I am so grateful that He used you this way :-) !!
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Nowadays too many pastors and church leaders compromised the biblical truths, teachings and principles with the constantly changing secular values and culture. It is either because they have shallow understanding of the biblical truths and did not understand how important it is for them to uphold the truths and teachings that God entrusted His followers. Some of them even advocate for people who twisted the biblical truth by using some biblical teaching of peace maker, unity to ignore the utmost importance to uphold the truths of God's word. In fact the teaching of peace making and unity are all building on the foundation of the truths of God's word, they are strictly speaking secondary and by products of God's word. Unfortunately, too many pastors and church leaders are unable to discern the differences of these teachings and mixed them up with the most basic and fundamental truth of God's words. Many of these church leaders and pastors forget that God wants us to be peace makers between non-believers and God, God never asked us to truth so that to make peace with believers/people who abused and twisted the truths of God to mislead other believers. Further, it is important to know God's name will be dishonored when these church leaders and pastors did not take discerning judgement to stop this kind of phenomena and wrong doing, and allowing it to enroot in the House of God, they failed the responsibility God entrusted them.
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I have a order model and a user model. A user can have 0 or many orders. I have a method in the order model to find the order which takes in the order ID. I also pass in the user Id of the currently logged in user so the find can add the user Id to the find conditions for security to stop people viewing orders not belonging to them.
So if somebody trys to find someone elses order, a record not found exception will be thrown. I could in a controller call this method, and catch the exception if there is one and create an error message and redirect them. The thing is that I call the method quite a lot so there is a lot of duplication checking for for the exception and creating error etc.
I could create a private method in my controller to do all this safe in the knowledge that any failure will be handled in the new method but the thing is I want to find the order in more that 1 controller so I would have to repeat this too in multiple controllers.
What is the best way to handle this kind of situation.


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BEAR LAKE, Pa. – Douglas L. Johnson, 58, of Main Street, Bear Lake, died, Thursday, (May 2, 2013) at UPMC Hamot, Erie, Pa., due to complications of heart surgery.
He was born July 30, 1954, in Jamestown, the son of David Sr. and Constance Blood Johnson.
He had been employed at TitanX and was a member of the NRA, Samuel Derby Post 556, American Legion, Frewsburg, and was the former mayor of Bear Lake.
Doug loved and enjoyed his family, his dog Harley, hunting, fishing, camping, NASCAR racing and con-certs.
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The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Peterson Funeral Home, Frewsburg.
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I would contact Serious Eats/ Slice and send one to a staff writer there, have them put it through it's paces and give you their impressions. Same thing here. Get one in the hands of someone who knows how to bake pizza.
The 2stone has a long and proven track record for producing NY style pizza in typical gas grill. The thermodynamics on this device aren't fundamentally different. This won't produce Neapolitan bake times or wood fired oven results (you need LBE btus for those), but it will churn out great NY pie after great NY pie.Testing for this is completely unnecessary.
pizzaneer I will make a believer out you too.
Ok, but I'm hard to please Bert, once the grease burns off, it's gone. My LBE gets over 1000 degrees in the burn chamber. The first time I fired it, it smoked and stunk. I let it go and now it burns perfectly clean. Try it again, and don't panic. If the flames get out of hand, drop the lid on them, but leave the heat on until it stops smoking.
Hey, good basic grilling skills there Brian....
Its not that cut and dried. Its all about the claims and how they are written - and more specifically, the claims allowed by the examiner. You are probably correct, but without reviewing the application and ultimately the granted patent (if granted), it is impossible to make such a blanket statement. It can also be surprisingly easy to get around patent claims. For example, simply enclosing the top stone in the unit with another sheet of stainless may be enough maybe stick some ceramic insulation in there with it (5% royalty for me if you use that idea). I dont know if this would work, but you get the idea. Ive seen patents circumvented with much much less.
Hey Bert, what's your location? Maybe one of the "experts" on this forum live close enough to test drive your device in person.
Brian, I am in Houston, TX ...
I think I might know someone that can help confirm/refute your WFO claims.
SinoChef, I am allready working with someone in Chain. Originally I tried to do it in the US, but there was no way for me to even afford making a prototype. The prototype quality is great... I still have minor issues to resolve.


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ONALASKA, WI - One of the most visited wildlife refuge centers not only in Wisconsin but the nation is right here in the Coulee Region and is showing off its exhibits.
The Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge is inviting visitors to experience some of it's unique programs, like getting an up close and personal look at a great horned owl.
Visitors were also introduced to some of the turtle species around the drift less area.
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As a concerned grandfather, father, husband, landowner, and taxpayer, I have dedicated myself to study and learn as much about gas and oil, extraction, and fracking. It first started as an interest in the use of compressed natural gas, or CNG, in automobiles. Most of the studies I have read about concerning CNG, show that when set up properly is 100 percent efficient and leaves nothing but H2O in the atmosphere. I currently work for one of the largest producers of natural gas in New York state. I have had the privilege to work with CNG engines. My company paid me to take one of our used well tending vehicles and convert a gas guzzling, high carbon dioxide producing engine into a clean burning, affordable means of transportation.
CNG is not a new invention; engineers have been making strides in technology. Chevy and Ford are doing their part in this technology. This is what concerns me because a group of people, mostly uninformed politicians, are holding on to a moratorium to stop the production of natural gas in New York state.
Another advantage in working for an energy company is the experience that my wife and I shared in the debating of fracking. It did not take us very long to realize that no matter how safe fracking is there will always people telling us how bad it is, rumors of poisons, polluted water, earthquakes, and so on. As I attended all the meeting and debates, I heard the one-sided horror stories from people that do not live near or around us. When we asked for proof of their claims they could not deliver. One of the public meetings that we attended was cut short by a renowned teacher and so-called professor of JCC met us at the door to inform us that our kind was not welcome there. I think maybe, for just a moment, he thought he was governor of New York state. Our kind??? Must have meant parents,grandparents, landowners, or taxpayers. Maybe he knew; by my fourwheel-drive pickup, that we were gun owners. I just don't know.
What I do know is that we have all the wonderful clean energy that God has provided for us. What we need from the government is a format to help keep the production safe, clean and affordable. Maybe reward companies for trying to make a better way of life for the people.
Renewable energy is coming, but it is completely impossible to produce without our gas and oil resources. That I am sure of.
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How cool is this? Aaron Tippin—country music star, passionate pilot, and all-around nice guy—earned his CFI late in 2013 at Murfreesboro Airport in Tennessee.
AOPA members know that when it comes to airplanes, Tippin is one of us—literally and figuratively. He loves to fly. He's a longtime member, and in 2002 he showed up at AOPA's doorstep for a headquarters tour. He had come to Frederick, Md., to perform at the Great Frederick Fair that year.
I recall Tippin spied a copy of Flight Training that had recently come from the press. "I don't have that one," he said. I tried to give it to him, but he thought I was asking for an autograph, and he promptly obliged.
I interviewed Tippin in 2011 for a Debrief, which you can read here. It's interesting that, unlike many folks in the entertainment industry who learn to fly as a hobby, Tippin planned to be an airline pilot. When the energy crunch of the 1970s made that dream fade, he decided that the second-best thing he liked was to pick up a guitar and sing.
Tippin flies his Stearman in the video for "Ready to Rock (In a Country Kind of Way)."—Jill W. Tallman
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"hunting and sporting clause" - brilliant! good on that Marine...
-Then why didn't he want that for us?
He didnt want the British Crown for America because it failed in its duty to the collonies. King George appeared to be lapse on everything to do with supporting the collonies in America, he took his time giving his final stamp of approval, for example, to local laws, without which, they couldnt be enforced, leaving the Collonies unable to adjudicate on a local level. But King George had no quarms about ensuring what the collonies owed the Empire was paid in full, promptly, and disproportionatley.
What King George did was quite bizzare, considering that he acknowledged ultimate responsibilities for the Collonies, why would he not wish to send delegates to help them, or meet with them when they sent delegations across to England. Why, if they were part of the Empire, were they barred from representation in Westminster Palace? They had a right to feel abandoned and insulted
There are two answers to the above. The first being that King George was clincally insane. The second is that King George was very angry with the American Collonies for what he saw as Tretcherous trade with the French in the pacific....Rather then take the Americans to task for trading with a country that the Empire was officially at war with, George decided just to be as difficult as possible. George Washington understood this, why do you think in the declaration of Independance, the Examples of what Constitutes a "Free State" include the ability to declaire war and peace, and the ability to trade with who they wish? The inclusion of those two things are manifest truth, that even whilst George Washington pretends to be a victim of the Empires careless leaders...he also knows EXACTLY what he has done to provoke that responce. He has declared a truce with the French, He has traded with the French....Even in the days post Empire, that sort of treason would not be tollerated....when George Bush launched his War On Terror...it wasnt just those who were terrorists, OR those who were sympathetic...it was any Nation that had Terrorists within their own jurisdication
The truth is, they are both correct. The Collonies had the right to be treated like any other entity within the Empire, and the Empire had the right to expect members not to be aiding their enemies at the time of war.
There was no general consensus that disolving alliances would remove the ideal of Monarchy, until George Washington himself refused. The Collonies, knowing no different, would obviously instigate their own King. One Man chose not to continue with Monarchy...its not a case that all of America wanted to be absent of a Monarch...they just either wanted the British Crown to do its job...or to leave them alone, because they found it quite intollerable to be in a state of Limbo on a political level...they couldnt decree laws, they couldnt pass sentances...how were they to run the collonies at all on that basis?
What's your point? Is anyone here advocating any kind of abolition for your monarchy?
Of Course. Havent you heard Denise....The right to have a Gun isnt a Right installed by a Government...its a Right installed by GOD...therefore any nation that opposes it, opposes GOD. Any one who does that is a Tyrant to their people for not allowing them their GOD-Given Rights...and is a Fraud. Anyone who says Guns are GODs Right to a man, by default, are condemning my Monarchy as being oppressive of those rights...and what are Americans to do when they encounter such things?
Liberate them of course...so that they too may be Free...Either the Constitution is absolute and applies to the WHOLE EARTH, OR it is just another Man-Made, Governmental Law System.....Several on here have refused to say that the Congress of the 1880s was Responsible for these Rights...no, no...these are not created by Government...these are absolute truths, GOD Given...that every man should be able to protect his family...so says NateR, that these are natural, self evident truths, so says some other. No Creations of a Government, even if put down by them to protect future generations from themself.
You should read of some of the venom spewed by our leaders (in public forums) at the time. No one here has come close to matching the hatred towards parliment and the king that was felt by those men.
I suppose thats something that would have to be analysed on a case by case basis. Obviously a nation at war with another, is not going to speak kindly of them...but a Just Nation does not produce treason...and endlessly we go back to WTF did the American Collonies think they were doing in trading with France when the Empire was at war with France? For a Society based on Loyalty to the Crown...you can easily see why King George would not be ammused...it would be like Guam helpping Iran to build Nuclear Weapons...how would your Government react, if one of its states, during the War on Iraq...decided that perhaps they could just do a little trade with Saddam??? Would they not find themselves out of favour with the Federal Government? Shunned?? then they too might find themselves in a state of Tyrany, where they cant make peace with who they like...Saddam, and they cant trade with who they like...Saddam...and isnt that a GOD given right of any free state??
If I was King George I would never have let it get that far in the first place. I would have enforced law and order in the Collonies, or I would have cut them off when they were unable to fend for themselves. You wouldnt have found me waiting for them to complain that we treated them poorly coz they acted like traitors...and then see me sacrifice men to fight for a bit of land full of people who openly act out high treason. Nope...I would have gutted the french and then watched to see America wither without its non British support...and then when they had repented, and the leaders had gone...I would accept them back into the Empire...of course I would never had excluded them from Westminster in the first place...So perhaps they wouldnt have bothered to go trade with the French because they would feel valued and like their voices were heard...but King George was mentally unwell...and probably unable to reason like that. The best place for the Collonies would be in Parliament...how else would you maintain control over them You need your willing subjects to be near you, so you know what they are up to...George probably didnt even know what was going on in the collonies half the time...thats just...stupid...if you own them...its like having a back garden but never going out the back door
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Caldera Springs: The New Era of Family-Oriented Living and Vacationing
Caldera Springs is the newest addition to the rich Sunriver legacy, yet many Sunriver Resort guests have not had the opportunity to venture over to this neighboring community. As the days slowly grow longer and spring continues to grace the High Desert with sun-struck mornings and neon sunsets, Caldera Springs is burgeoning with activity.
As the real estate market continues to recover from a long downturn, Caldera Springs is once again emerging as a forerunner in the Central Oregon resort market, showcasing it as the preferred choice for vacation stays and full-time living. There are opportunities for both home ownership as well as vacation rentals in this quiet and private part of the Sunriver area. Sunriver Resort guests can experience the Caldera Springs community firsthand by staying in a Caldera Cabin or private home.
As a guest at Caldera Springs, you can enjoy the seven acres of lakes and streams for kayaking or canoeing, explore nine miles of both soft and paved trails, or soak lakeside at the amazing Quarry Pool and Fitness Center. All guests of the Sunriver Resort family can take a swing at the nine-hole Caldera Links Course which makes the great game approachable and enjoyable for the whole family.
As spring passes into summer, plan a family friendly meal with one of the most spectacular water views in Central Oregon. When you head over to Caldera Springs this summer, be sure to visit Zeppa Bistro. Located in the spectacular Caldera Springs Lake House, Zeppa Bistro overlooks Obsidian Lake with breathtaking views of Mt. Bachelor in the background. Enjoy a slice of pizza from the brick oven, gourmet sandwiches and salads, a glass of Italian wine, or a scoop of cool Gelato ice cream. With outdoor seating on the expansive patio, Zeppa Bistro is the perfect place to enjoy a casual meal and wind down during a great lunch or dinner. Afterwards, cozy up by one of the lakeside fireplaces and roast a marshmallow for your very own s'more while you watch the sun set over the lake.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. (July 15, 2008) – USA Volleyball has announced the 12 athletes it has nominated to the 2008 U.S. Men's Olympic Indoor Team that will compete in Beijing, pending confirmation by the U.S. Olympic Committee.
The 12 nominated athletes are Lloy Ball (Woodburn, Ind.), Gabe Gardner (San Clemente, Calif.), Kevin Hansen (Newport Beach, Calif.), Tom Hoff (Park Ridge, Ill.), Rich Lambourne (Tustin, Calif.), David Lee (Alpine, Calif.), Ryan Millar (Palmdale, Calif.), Reid Priddy (Richmond, Va.), Sean Rooney (Wheaton, Ill.), Riley Salmon (League City, Texas), Clay Stanley (Honolulu) and Scott Touzinsky (St. Louis).
Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand), the U.S. Men's National Team head coach since 2005, will serve as the Olympic team's coach. It will be his first Olympic Games as a head coach. He served as an assistant under Doug Beal in 2004 in Athens, when the U.S. Men finished fourth.
"We feel very confident that we have selected the best team to represent this country at the upcoming Olympic Games," McCutcheon said. "We have a good mix of experience and youth and we have 12 very good volleyball players on this roster. They work well together both on and off the court and they compete at a very high level.
"The decision to determine the final 12 was difficult because we've had so many people contribute to the success this team has had over the last four years."
Assisting McCutcheon will be Ron Larsen (Lafayette, Calif.) as the first assistant coach, John Speraw (Irvine, Calif.) as the second assistant coach, Marv Dunphy (Malibu, Calif.) as the consultant coach, Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.) as the technical consultant, Carl McGown (Provo, Utah) as the scout, and Rob Browning (Newport Beach, Calif.) as the team leader.
Aaron Brock (Storm Lake, Iowa), the team's athletic trainer, will be in Beijing as part of the U.S. Olympic Committee's medical staff.
In terms of experience, Ball will lead the way as he becomes the first U.S. Men's volleyball player to compete in four Olympic Games – 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008.
Ball, 36, said the experience if playing in three past Olympic Games has made him a better player and teammate.
"As you get older and have more big-match experience, you become more confident in your own game as an individual player and also as a team," Ball said. "We have a solid team, one through 12. The Olympics is such a different kind of tournament. It's such an emotional ride up and down... It takes a real strong athlete and a real strong team to do well. I thought we had that in the last Olympics and since we have so many guys carrying over from that team, I think we will have it this time."
Hoff (2000, 2004), the team captain, and Millar (2000, 2004) are both veterans of the last two Olympic Games.
Hoff said the experience of finishing fourth in Athens should help this year's team.
"Hopefully we will draw strength in seeing both our great comeback versus Greece (in 2004), knowing to never give up," Hoff said. "We also saw how small the difference is between winning a medal and not when we played Russia (in the bronze-medal match)."
Four members of the team have competed in one prior Summer Games – Gardner, Priddy, Salmon and Stanley.
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"We would all agree that the amount of effort and work we've put in and the quality of team play allow us to believe that anything short of a medal would be a disappointment," Hansen said. "It will probably be the most fun and the proudest moment I've ever felt to be representing the USA."
The U.S. Men's National Team is ranked third in the world and is competing in the FIVB World League, where it will face Bulgaria in two matches on Friday and Saturday in Varna. However, the United States, with a record of 9-1, has already secured the pool victory and will go straight from Varna to compete in the six-team final round in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on July 23-27.
The team will then spend about a week at its headquarters at the American Sports Center in Anaheim, Calif., before leaving for Beijing on Aug. 3.
In the men's Olympic draw, the United States is grouped in Pool A with Bulgaria, China, Italy, Japan and Venezuela. Pool B is Brazil, Egypt, Germany, Poland, Russia and Serbia.
The U.S. Men start the Olympic Games on Aug. 10 versus Venezuela at the Capital Indoor Stadium at 12:30 p.m., followed by an Aug. 12 match versus Italy at the same time and venue. Team USA plays Bulgaria on Aug. 14 at 10 p.m. in the Capital Indoor Stadium. The Americans face China on Aug. 16 at 10 a.m. at the Beijing Institute of Technology Gymnasium before wrapping up pool play on Aug. 18 versus Japan at 10 p.m. at the Capital Indoor Stadium.
The United States qualified for the Olympic Games by winning the NORCECA Men's Continental Olympic Qualifier on Jan. 6-11 in Puerto Rico.
2008 USA Men's Olympic Volleyball Team Quick Facts
U.S. Men's Olympic Team Roster (pending approval)
No. Name (Pos., Height, Age., Hometown, College)
1 Lloy Ball (S, 6-8, 36, Woodburn, Ind., IPFW)
2 Sean Rooney (OH, 6-9, 25, Wheaton, Ill., Pepperdine)
4 David Lee (MB, 6-8, 26, Alpine, Calif., Long Beach State)
5 Rich Lambourne (L, 6-3, 33, Tustin, Calif., BYU)
8 Reid Priddy (OH, 6-5, 30, Richmond, Va., Loyola Marymount)
9 Ryan Millar (MB, 6-8, 30, Palmdale, Calif., BYU)
10 Riley Salmon (OH, 6-6, 32, League City, Texas, Pierce College)
12 C Tom Hoff (MB, 6-8, 35, Park Ridge, Ill., Long Beach State)
13 Clay Stanley (OPP, 6-9, 30, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Hawai'i)
14 Kevin Hansen (S, 6-5, 26, Newport Beach, Calif., Stanford)
15 Gabe Gardner (OPP, 6-9, 32, San Clemente, Calif., Stanford)
18 Scott Touzinsky (OH, 6-6, 26, St. Louis, Mo., Long Beach State)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon
Team Leader: Rob Browning
First Assistant Coach: Ron Larsen
Second Assistant Coach: John Speraw
Consultant Coach: Marv Dunphy
Technical Consultant: Jamie Morrison
Scout: Carl McGown
Athletic Trainer: Aaron Brock
Years (result)
1964 (9th), 1968 (7th), 1984 (1st), 1988 (1st), 1992 (3rd), 1996 (9th), 2000 (11th), 2004 (4th) and 2008
1984 (Gold); 1988 (Gold); 1992 (Bronze)
Multiple Olympians
4-Lloy Ball (1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008)
3-Tom Hoff (2000, 2004 and 2008)
3-Ryan Millar (2000, 2004 and 2008)
2-Gabe Gardner (2004 and 2008)
2-Reid Priddy (2004 and 2008)
2-Riley Salmon (2004 and 2008)
2-Clay Stanley (2004 and 2008)
First-Time Olympians
Kevin Hansen
Rich Lambourne
David Lee
Sean Rooney
Scott Touzinsky
Olympians by State
California (5): Gabe Gardner; Kevin Hansen; Rich Lambourne; David Lee; Ryan Millar
Illinois (2): Tom Hoff; Sean Rooney
Hawaii (1): Clay Stanley
Indiana (1): Lloy Ball
Missouri (1): Scott Touzinsky
Texas (1): Riley Salmon
Virginia (1): Reid Priddy
Olympians by College
Long Beach State (3): Tom Hoff, David Lee, Scott Touzinsky
BYU (2): Ryan Millar, Rich Lambourne
Stanford (2): Gabe Gardner, Kevin Hansen
Hawaii (1): Clay Stanley
IPFW (1): Lloy Ball
Loyola Marymount (1): Reid Priddy
Pepperdine (1): Sean Rooney
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The Calgary Airport Authority is extending its existing contract with ARINC for on-site passenger and baggage systems support through 2022.
Under the new agreement, ARINC will update its vMUSE, BagLink, Common Use Self Service (CUSS) and Local Departure Control System (L-DCS) systems currently deployed at Calgary International Airport (YYC). The systems will be extended into the airport's new international terminal, which is scheduled to go into operation by 2015, nearly doubling the size of the airport's facilities.
"Calgary has been an ARINC customer for the past 10 years and we are looking forward to the next 10 years," said Paul Lawrence, director of information technologies and telecommunications at YYC. "Using the ARINC platform is helping us meet our goal of providing our customers with the most positive travel experience possible."
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still haven't used this one yet, but it's gluten free and you could probably use it in place of starches like corn starch.
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I am still in the "trying out" stage of being gluten free. I have a Gluten Free cookbook with recipes for flour substitute blends. So far using the potato starch in the blend has produced good results without any odd flavor. I like it!
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Patience is coming in handy
Complications keep Habitat for Humanity from moving to its new location.
By BETH GRAY
Published May 30, 2007
BROOKSVILLE - Moving from one home to another is time-consuming in any situation. When two government entities, zoning issues and a seller are involved, it takes even longer.
That's what Habitat for Humanity of Hernando County has learned since it started looking to move in January.
The thrift store and administrative offices remain along S Broad Street near the Airport Industrial Park. Habitat's preconstruction work site has moved to a former manufacturing site on Oliver Street behind the fairgrounds. The other units aim to follow.
The county zoning department notified Habitat in January that its thrift store was out of zoning compliance because it is a commercial enterprise operating in an area zoned for industrial use. The county initially gave Habitat six weeks to move.
But compassion for the nonprofit builder of homes for low-income families prevailed. "We can stay as long as we're working on a move," Habitat executive director Cliff Fouts said recently.
Other complications have arisen concerning the Oliver Street site. The county owns the land on which the building sits, but the building is owned by a private individual. And the property is within the Brooksville city limits.
"So, the county had to give permission to the owner of the building to request a zoning change" from manufacturing to industrial, which could be accomplished in 60 days. "If that occurs, the City Council would have to grant a special exception for the thrift store," Fouts explained.
Habitat is under a temporary lease for the building, where volunteers are working on lawn sheds to place on home sites.
Building renovations at Oliver Street, pegged at $100,000 to accommodate the store and offices, are on hold until the zoning issues are resolved, Fouts said. "We're waiting. We're very patient."
Meanwhile, because the thrift store has been allowed to stay open, Habitat is maintaining a cash influx of about $5,000 a month.
There may come a time when the thrift store will close for the relocation. "Building (homes) is the mission and priority" Fouts emphasized.
Habitat volunteers finished and dedicated a home in Tangerine Estates off California Avenue recently. Another house in that area is about one-third finished, with completion expected in September.
The organization wants to buy three adjacent lots for $16,200 and build two three-bedroom homes.
Three families are on the waiting list to buy the homes at cost with no interest. Another eight families are in the selection process.
Said Fouts: "I'd like to have the money (to build) five right now." Each project costs about $50,000, depending on how much of the material is donated.
Facing renovation expenses for the move, Fouts said in January he didn't know a time line for the start of homes after the one under construction is finished. He said last week that no substantial money has come in to the organization since January.
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When I read that agave nectar is just as bad for you as high fructose corn syrup, I was delighted to find this alternative to use in place of honey, syrup or sugar. If only the price were not so high, I would use a lot more.
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Chip wrote:I personally like to brew WP at a lower temp than 195*.
tenuki wrote:Chip wrote:I personally like to brew WP at a lower temp than 195*.
+1 - I tend to do these at 145 or so for longer times.
So my recommend is to just brew at 180 since you have that already, try it that way, then let it cool from there and compare.
I have found that Bai Mudan and Bai Hao Yinzhen are both very forgiving. I've poured boiling water on Bai Mudan in a gaiwan and left it there probably more than 5 minutes and had something still enjoyable. Very good tea for a casual approach.
victoria3 wrote:My question is slightly different; I boil water with a stainless stovetop kettle and so far have not been able to get water temp up to 190F, at least when measured after pouring into a glass measuring cup. I measure temp right away so not sure what's up? Los Angeles is above sea level but not that much.
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From the Director's Desk - November 2013
As the chill in the air becomes more persistent and the days grow shorter, my thoughts drift to long evenings reading beside the fire or enjoying a robust discussion while lingering over a warming dinner with family and friends.
Here in the library we have plenty happening day and evening to attract you in out of the cold. We've got two top billing events in November. College Football with Armen Keteyian and Jeff Benedict, co-authors of "The System: The Glory and Scandal of Big-Time College Football" on November 5.
Then on November 24 we are delighted to welcome Anthony Lake, executive director of UNICEF to deliver the 7th annual Anita Houston Memorial Lecture.
Mr. Lake has a long and distinguished career in foreign policy, humanitarian and development in both government and non-governmental organizations.
Our Annual Challenge has just kicked off. This year our goal is to raise $415,000.
The Town of New Canaan generously provides us with a grant annually, which currently covers around 82% of our operating costs. The funds we receive through the generous donations from private individuals during the Challenge, along with our book sales and our big annual events such as Books, Blues & BBQ and the Literary Luncheon are all critical to the delivery of excellent, services, collections and programs in the library.
Our digital collections continue to grow. We've added a lot of great new e-book and audio-book titles for you to download as well as even more super digital magazines. I'm currently reading the digital version of Smithsonian, Harpers Bazaar and Runner's World magazines. If you would like help to access these great digital collections, call in to the library with your device and one of our helpful reference team with sit with you and walk you through the process to download the books or magazines onto your computer, tablet or phone.
Lastly, we welcome Karen and Gery to the library. These are our two new volunteers who answered the call for a book sale coordinator. They are just getting started and are looking for helpers to assist with an upcoming book sale in December.
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2013 NFL Draft first-round picks' signing status
Published: May 10, 2013 at 12:52 p.m.
Updated: July 21, 2013 at 08:43 a.m.
Pk Player Pos. Team Status Contract
1 Eric Fisher OT Kansas City Chiefs Unsigned
2 Luke Joeckel OT Jacksonville Jaguars Signed Four years, $21.2 million
3 Dion Jordan DE Miami Dolphins Signed Four years, $20.573 million
4 Lane Johnson OT Philadelphia Eagles Agreed Four years, $19.853 million
5 Ziggy Ansah DE Detroit Lions Signed Five years, terms undisclosed
6 Barkevious Mingo DE Cleveland Browns Signed Four years, terms undisclosed
7 Jonathan Cooper G Arizona Cardinals Unsigned
8 Tavon Austin WR St. Louis Rams Signed Terms undisclosed
9 Dee Milliner CB New York Jets Unsigned
10 Chance Warmack G Tennessee Titans Unsigned
11 D.J. Fluker OT San Diego Chargers Signed Four years, $11.4 million
12 D.J. Hayden CB Oakland Raiders Unsigned
13 Sheldon Richardson DT New York Jets Unsigned
14 Star Lotulelei DT Carolina Panthers Signed Terms undisclosed
15 Kenny Vaccaro SS New Orleans Saints Signed Four years, terms undisclosed
16 EJ Manuel QB Buffalo Bills Signed Terms undisclosed
17 Jarvis Jones OLB Pittsburgh Steelers Signed Four years, $8.705 million
18 Eric Reid FS San Francisco 49ers Signed Four years, terms undisclosed
19 Justin Pugh OT New York Giants Unsigned
20 Kyle Long G Chicago Bears Signed Four years, terms undisclosed
21 Tyler Eifert TE Cincinnati Bengals Signed Terms undisclosed
22 Desmond Trufant CB Atlanta Falcons Unsigned
23 Sharrif Floyd DT Minnesota Vikings Unsigned
24 Bjoern Werner DE Indianapolis Colts Unsigned
25 Xavier Rhodes CB Minnesota Vikings Unsigned
26 Datone Jones DE Green Bay Packers Unsigned
27 DeAndre Hopkins WR Houston Texans Unsigned
28 Sylvester Williams DT Denver Broncos Unsigned
29 Cordarrelle Patterson WR Minnesota Vikings Unsigned
30 Alec Ogletree ILB St. Louis Rams Signed Terms undisclosed
31 Travis Frederick C Dallas Cowboys Signed Four years, terms undisclosed
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In the bosom of every human being, there is a spark of the divine.
Just love the hell out of everybody.
One can tease out a plethora of great one-liners of wisdom from our podcast with Congressman John Lewis. And so I was interested to see what sayings a person outside of the production process might hear. Who better to experiment with than Doug Neill, our resident sketchnote artist who highlighted the three lines above?
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Paul Krugman NAILS IT:
Pundits who spent years trying to foster a sense of panic over the deficit have begun writing pieces lamenting the likelihood that there won't be a crisis, after all. Maybe it wasn�t that significant when President Obama declared that we don�t face any �immediate� debt crisis, but it did represent a change in tone from his previous deficit-hawk rhetoric. And it was startling, indeed, when John Boehner, the speaker of the House, said exactly the same thing a few days later.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: A decent run...but really spoiled by the difficulties at the finish. Nightmare to find my family and a long walk from the finish. My charity wasn't treated especially well either I hear (Guide Dogs)In full: This was my first marathon and I enjoyed the experience of the distance. But, it is not spectator friendly and the organisation at the finish was ridiculous. I got my medal and correct t-shirt (wrong size though) with no problem, unlike some people. Long walk to the reunion area, and then to the buses (busses according to the sign!!). I will say that although the queue for the shuttle buses was enormous, it went down really quickly. Nobody checked tickets though.I heard that my charity had a bit of a problem in the reunion area and were made to move location because they had dogs (Guide Dogs) and they weren't supposed to be in the park!! Sounds a bit over zealous to me. Also, a steward wasn't very helpful to my supporters when they tried to access the finish area. Just told them they couldn't go in, with no offer of help for where to go. Quite bad when you consider 2 of my 3 supporters are visibly pregnant!! I find it difficult to complain about people who volunteer and give up their time to enable these events, but that seems out of order to me.Overall, the race was decent, organisation wasn't what I expected and was disappointing. I don't know if I would travel that far again for this particular race (from South Wales). Date of review: May 28, 2011
In short: Loved this race...great atmosphere from runners and supporters alike! Good organisation and well marshalled. Would definitely do again!Date of review: May 28, 2011
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BEIJING, China - The U.S. Paralympic Track Cycling Team will start the 2008 Paralympic Games on Sunday, September 7 just a few hours after the Opening Ceremony ends. After several days of practicing at Laoshan Velodrome, Beijing, China, Coach Craig Griffin (Colorado Springs, Colo.) feels they are ready.
"The training since being here has been really encouraging and we had a very good practice today," said Griffin. "I believe all of the cyclists will have personal bests in tomorrow's races."
The squad includes two returning from the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece and five athletes competing in their first Paralympic Track Cycling competition.
This will mark Barbara Buchan's (CP3/Bend, Ore.) fifth Paralympic Games and Karissa Whitsell (B&VI/ Eugene, Ore.) will be entering her third Paralympic Games with new pilot Mackenzie Woodring (Grand Rapids, Mich.).
Also on the team is Mike Farrell (CP4/Colorado Springs, Colo.), Anthony Zahn (LC4/Riverside, Calif.), Greta Neimanas (LC1/Colorado Springs, Colo.), Jennifer Schuble (LC4/Homewood, Ala.), and Allison Jones (LC3/Denver, Colo.).
Farrell will be the first to compete in the qualification round of the Men's CP4 Individual Pursuit. In the afternoon session, Zahn will compete in the Men's LC 3/LC 4 1 Km Time Trial, followed immediately by Whitsell and Woodring competing in the Women's B&VI 1-3 1 Km Time Trial. Just as he began the day, Farrell will also conclude the day with his final in the Men's CP4 Individual Pursuit.
The track cycling team will compete in ten different events during the Beijing Games. Track cycling will conclude on Wednesday, September 10, 2008. Road cycling will then begin on Friday, September 12. The entire track team will also be competing in the road race events.
Members of the U.S. Paralympic Cycling Team:
Name (Classification/Hometown)
Barbara Buchan (CP3/Bend Ore.)
Mike Farrell (CP4/Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Allison Jones (LC3/Denver, Colo.)
Greta Neimanas (LC1/Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Jennifer Schuble (LC4/Homewood Ala.)
Karissa Whitsell (B&VI/Eugene Ore.)
Mackenzie Woodring (Pilot for Whitsell/Grand Rapids, Mich.)
Anthony Zahn (LC4/Riverside, Calif.)
Name (Classification/Hometown)
Alejandro Albor (HCC/Elk Grove, Calif.)
Mike Farrell (CP4/Colorado Springs, Colo.)
David Lee (HCB/Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Calif.)
Oz Sanchez (HCC/San Diego, Calif.)
Allison Jones (LC3/Denver, Colo.)
Greta Neimanas (LC1/Colorado Springs, Colo.)
Jennifer Schuble (LC4/Homewood Ala.)
Matthew Updike (HCB/Denver, Colo.)
Karissa Whitsell (B/VI/Eugene Ore.)
Ron Williams (LC2/Hoover, Ala.)
Mackenzie Woodring (Pilot for Whitsell/Grand Rapids, Mich.)
Anthony Zahn (LC4/Riverside, Calif.)
For more information or to arrange an athlete interview, please contact Katrina Shaklee at 13910754730 (if calling from the U.S., dial 011 86 plus the local number).
Daily video highlights of the 2008 Paralympic Games are available at www.usparalympics.org and www.universalsports.com.


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