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The Columbus Dispatch - May 12, 2013 09:45 AM
Crew losses in Crew Stadium, once an anomaly, are becoming disconcerting habit.
The squat and Spartan mass of concrete and aluminum – Lamar Hunt's lasting and immeasurably impactful gift to American soccer – is no longer the fortress it once was.
The Crew closed a three-game homestand with a 2-0 loss to the previously punchless Colorado Rapids tonight. There were diehards in announced crowd of 11,269 who left in a huff, some of them early. They had reason. Edson Buddle (first half) and Dillon Powers (second half) scored for the Rapids on their only two shots on goal of the game. The Crew, meanwhile, took 22 shots – 7 on frame – but extended its scoreless streak to 225 minutes.
It was the Crew's second straight defeat at home and followed a 1-0 loss to New York in Crew Stadium last week. The losses were the first consecutive home Crew losses since a pair of 1-0 defeats to Seattle and New England that closed the 2009 home schedule (and ended a then-MLS record 22-game home unbeaten streak). The Crew was 30-9-10 at home during the previous three seasons and 50-13-16 in the previous five.
The Crew is 1-2-2 at home this season. Two weeks ago, it was riding a 12-game home unbeaten streak.
"To only get three points out of this homestand, it's not good," said Crew midfielder Eddie Gaven, who has yet to score in eight games this season. "Any way you slice it, it's not good. At the same time, I try to be a very positive person. But it's hard right now because we lost a game and there is so many things that we have to make better."
The loss dropped the Crew (3-4-3) below the playoff bar in the Eastern Conference. The points dropped at home will have to be made up if it is to contend for a Cup. The Crew seems talented enough to do so. But they are slumping something fierce.
"The attitude, the pressure, I think we were very aggressive," Crew coach Robert Warzycha said. " But the ball didn't bounce our way."
The Crew's 22 shots were a season high. Colorado took four shots.The Crew led in possession (56 percent) and bested the Rapids in passing accuracy, although too many of their most crucial touches were a shade short, winding up too shy of their intended target to be effective.
Last week, the Crew outshot Thierry Henry and the New York Red Bulls 15-7. Gaven and Jairo Arrieta were a terror on the left side tonight, especially in the first half, but the last and next-to-last touches of them and others weren't good enough. And so the Crew ended its first three-game homestand since 2010 with only three points, far fewer than it expected.
What's to be done? Lineup changes? Warzycha, in a roundabout way, said no.
"Arrieta scored nine goals last season," Warzycha said. "(He has one). Eddie Gaven scored nine goals last season. He had no goals. We just need to score goals. Jairo, he just needs to score one goal and he's going to be fine. Sometimes it goes like this."
The Rapids (4-4-3) had scored more than one goal in only one of their previous 10 games. But Buddle, who scored the winner late in a 1-0 win over Toronto last week, struck in the eighth minute, chesting down a feed from Atiba Harris and beating Andy Gruenebaum to the far post with a sweeping finish.
It was Buddle's 95 th career goal. He scored 42 of those in a Crew uniform from 2001-05. He likes Crew Stadium, as does Dillon Powers. The Rapids midfielder scored his second career goal in the 69 th minute when he hammered a low liner from the top of the box off of defender Josh Williams and into Gruenebaum's net.
Powers' goal was preceded by a Rapids free kick near the Crew corner flag after Crew midfielder Matias Sanchez upended Martin Rivero in brutal fashion. But the fiery Sanchez, making his first MLS start in place of injured Danny O'Rourke, had a solid night. He was tireless in the defensive third, made some hustle plays and continually and animatedly engaged referee Mark Geiger.
"I think he was one of the best players on the field," Warzycha said. "He was very aggressive. He was a good passer. He did what we asked him to do. I'd have to say he shined today."
Crew Cuts
--The Crew is 1-3-2 in its past six. A deep playoff run seems unlikely, but there is plenty of season left. "I think when we're clicking we're definitely a contender," defender Chad Marshall said. "Two shots on goal and two goals (for Colorado). That's soccer sometimes, but it's frustrating. We need to turn it around. It's a pivotal point in the season, I think."
--Marshall was icing his right hamstring after the game after he appeared to tweak it late in the second half. He also knocked heads with Drew Moor earlier in the half and was slow to get up after contact with Buddle away from the ball in the first half. Brutal night, as usual, for the big man.
--Next up is a trip to Toronto FC on Saturday. The Reds are 1-5-4 and in their usual spot near the bottom of the Eastern Conference.
--The Crew honored former midfielder/coach/jack of all trades Duncan Oughton during a pregame ceremony. Oughton is leaving this week to become a Toronto assistant. The Nordecke, prompted by Oughton's close friend Frankie Hejduk, chanted in his honor for the first 10 minutes of the game.
--Gaven suffered three fouls and tied Brian McBride for the club record (407).
--Gruenebaum made his 68 th start, tying Mark Daughtery on the club's goalkeeping list. William Hesmer (130) and Jon Busch (83) are the leaders.
--The Rapids might have found a gem in Clint Irwin, a former minor-league trialist. Although he was rarely tested tonight, the keeper has four shutouts in his previous six games while playing in place of the injured Matt Pickens.
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"There is no more meaningful honor than one given by one's peers," said photographer David Goldblatt as he accepted the Cornell Capa Lifetime Achievement award last night. Goldblatt's was the last of the awards given at the 29th Annual International Center of Photography Infinity Awards, an event honoring achievements in photography. The awards presentation, held at Pier Sixty in New York City, is the primary fundraising event for the International Center of Photography (ICP), including its museum, photo school, educational programs, student scholarships and community outreach.
In his acceptance speech, Goldblatt apologized for voicing a note of criticism about his award: Its name. "Lifetime Achievement," he said, implies "one has reached the end of the road," suggesting the winner wouldn't be coming back to accept another award in "15 or 20 years." Goldblatt, who was born in 1930, said that if it were renamed the "Work in Progress Award," the recipient might be encouraged to work harder, albeit "in a state of geriatric dissolution." Mark Robbins, the executive director of ICP and the master of ceremonies for the evening, then told Goldblatt, "We look forward to much, much more."
"Work in Progress" also describes recent images by the Young Photographer Award winner, Kitra Cahana, who has begun to follow "a new trajectory in my photography," she said. A photojournalist who has shot for National Geographic and The New York Times, she has over the past year taken intimate and quiet photos of her father in his hospital bed. As a result of a stroke, he is paralyzed from the eyes down. Cahana explained in the video that preceded her speech that her father, a rabbi, now dictates his sermons "letter by letter, blink by blink."
Actor Jeff Bridges, winner of a Special Achievement Award, praised Cahane's work in his acceptance speech. Bridges, who shoots film on a Widelux camera to photograph on movie sets, offered a toast to film as well as to the moments photography captures.
David Guttenfelder, the Associated Press photographer who has photographed widely in North Korea for the past year and a half, won the Photojournalism award. Other award winners view photojournalism with skepticism. Cristina de Middel won the Publication prize for her book The Afronauts, which envisions Zambia's aborted attempt to create a space program in 1964. She said she had worked as a photojournalist until she became frustrated with the media. "Two years ago, I started messing with fact and fiction," and decided to try "telling stories in a new way." The video interview that preceded her speech showed archival news photos of the space program, as well as real documents she incorporated into the book. (Like all the videos shown last night, it was created for the event by MediaStorm. A longer form of each video can be viewed on the MediaStorm website.)
Mishka Henner, winner of the Art prize, has doctored iconic images by Robert Frank (a past Cornell Capa Award winner) by removing significant sections. He has also explored oil fields by collecting satellite images and gathered images from Google Street View for a study of sites where sex workers have been solicited. "It's funny. Do photographers own what they photograph?" Henner asks in his video interview. "It's raw material for me, just as Frank's woman in an elevator was raw material to him."
The award for Applied/Fashion/Advertising was given to Erik Madigan Heck, whose clients include Neiman Marcus, Eres, Vanity Fair and W. "I create an image purely to create a beautiful image. Sometimes I don't show the product," he said in his interview.
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The groundhog was wrong, but, gosh, he got woke up out of a sound sleep to predict weather for Spring....can't say I blame him for being 'moody' and maybe fooling everyone!
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Don't think he will be there for us at 17, because he's going top ten imho.
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Word is the Pittsbugh Steelers drooling over Ezekial Ansah/BYU as a 3-4 OLB
Don't think he will be there for us at 17, because he's going top ten imho.
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Word is the Pittsbugh Steelers drooling over Ezekial Ansah/BYU as a 3-4 OLB
Here comes the BOOM!
Personally, I would love that pick (3-4 OLB or better yet 4-3 DE) however if the Steelers are "drooling" in public you can be assured they have no plans to take him.
Steelers 2015 Draft???....Go Freak! As in....
1-Bernardrick McKinney MLB Mississippi State 6 ft 5 250 4.5 40 yard dash
Can we afford two ZIGGY'S on the team? JK
He looks to be a promising prospect for the NFL, cool name too.... Ezekial Ansah.
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I'd consider trading up to get him if it's possible. People compare him to JPP, but I think he's got the frame to get even bigger and think he could turn into a more athletic version of Richard Seymour who can line up all over the place to create mismatches.
Use him at DE on passing downs. Try him at OLB. Even put him on the nose.
I think this could could be the most versatile player in the draft giving you so much flexibility in your front 7. Lebeau could effective have 3 roving players on D that you never know what they're gonna do in Troy, Timmons, and Ansah.
Ziggy is the Ansah to all this team's problems.
Isn't he a little older than most prospects? That's not the Steelers M.O. to pick older guys.
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I didn't realize this one. Not a young junior, so not realistically on Colbert's board. But I think you'd have to take a hard look at him at 17 if he drops that far because he's so natural. His age might play to his advantage. Otherwise, he might be a top 5-10 pick.
He doesn't fit the profile at all. With that said the Steelers would be foolish to pass on him. He will be the real deal.
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Walter Football shows that the Steelers have indeed met with Ansah at the combine. Here's a short list of prospects they've interviewed and shown interest in up til now....
Ezekiel Ansah, DE/OLB, BYU (COM)
John Cooper, G, North Carolina (COM)
Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma (COM)
Interestingly enough, they haven't interviewed Warmack. I read an article yesterday that had some disappointed in him at weigh in because he was only 6'2".
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Are you pizzablogger from Twitter? I am ilcornicione lol
I have a gas oven use a stone and it gets up to 550. I need to buy a digital thermometer to get real temp. I will be doing another batch this weekend and will post , I am going to try a different recipe this time.
It works and is in same part as the where i would keep my pizza. I think it would burn cheese before bottom is at right color.
Kelly - I really love your 2nd pie. It is near visually perfect IMO. Do you recall the (fermentation) workflow you used for that one? What's your oven setup like?
Im wondering those who use the broiler method should I just use caputo as it seems the temp is getting up there. Also are you guys preheating the oven with broiler on the whole time?
I guess my oven was no good for Caputo complet failure.
I tried the broiler method but the bottom of my pie was virtually white still but I will go through this thread thanks
You did not have enough heat in the stone.What type of stone are you using?I have a nice stone a fibrament 15 1/2 inch 1/2 inch thickHow long did you let the pizza stone pre-heat before loading a pizza onto it?I was cooking on the stone using reg oven setting with other dough a mix of kabf and 20 percent caputo then I went to 100 percent caputo where I turned on broiler and raised the stone to near broilerDid you pre-heat using the bake cycle or only with the broiler?see aboveHow far was the stone from the broiler while cooking?about 4 inchesDo you have an IR Thermometer?No
There are many variables at play here, but I can tell you that your stone was likely too far from the broiler.Most of us having some success utilizing the technique have the stone placed so that the top of the stone is anywhere from 1.5" to 2.5" from the broiler.With regards to your pizza stone:1. How long did you let the stone heat up before loading the first pizza onto it....meaning once your oven pre-heated to its maximum temperature (usually accompanied by a beep), how long was it from that point until you loaded the first pizza? Prob 45 minutes2. You moved the stone closer to the broiler after cooking one pizza on it. Did you let the stone cool down at all before moving it? No the oen was on bake the whole time3. Once you moved the stone closer to the broiler, how long did you let the stone heat-up before loading the 100% Caputo pie onto it? Did you heat the stone using the ovens bake cycle or with the broiler?I cooked right away so not realy any time at all4. How long was the broiler on before you loaded the 100% Caputo pizza onto the stone?Like I said pretty much right away5. Approximately how long was your cook time with the 100% Caputo Pizza?More than 5 mins with no color it was a nightmare


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We are calling it Wildlife Conservation Day -- a special day on December 4 to help raise global awareness and bring attention an online pledge campaign to protect wildlife by changing consumer behavior. And it follows the State Department's continuing commitment to draw attention to the dangers of wildlife trafficking.
In October, I convened a meeting with members of the wildlife NGO community to explore ways in which we can use social media and public diplomacy to send the world powerful messages about the importance of safeguarding wildlife -- as well as wildlife and the serious implications wildlife trafficking has for the security and prosperity of people around the world.
Today, our activities include a special videotaped message by Secretary Clinton, live web chats with renowned conservationist Jeff Corwin, as well as events being conducted by our embassies and consulates all over the world from Beijing to Bujumbura.
Kerri-Ann Jones, Assistant Secretary of State for Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, will also join Corwin on the State Department's virtual press conference called Live@State.
And I am delighted to join Jeff at an event at the State Department's Ralph Bunche Library, where we will discuss the negative environmental effects of wildlife trafficking.
Young people are, of course, key to our message. Their improved awareness, energy, and innovative ideas can help bring greater attention to this important issue, influence consumer initiatives in positive directions, and chart a better future for our planet. That's why I will be underscoring these themes in my ongoing engagements with young people on Twitter and in person -- including in a conversation via Skype that I'll have with students at Purdue University today.
Our events at embassies from New Delhi to Durban, and from Guatemala to Lebanon, are varied, complementary and exciting -- encompassing roundtables, poster shows, online quizzes; speaker programs, social media, op-eds and ejournals.
In Brazil, youth leaders from each of the Brazilian states will discuss wildlife conservation. Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment Robert Hormats will participate in an NGO roundtable in Beijing. In Moscow, we are hosting a panel discussion on the preservation of tigers -- and we are drawing attention elsewhere to the plight of such endangered species as snow leopards and rhinos. We are engaging elementary schoolchildren in Burundi. We are making presentations to grade school students in Canada. And we have joined the NGO community on social media to ask people to sign a pledge to end wildlife trafficking. The link for that campaign is www.wildlifepledge.org, and I encourage everyone to take the pledge to respect and protect the world's wildlife.
Our list of activities is long -- reflecting our commitment to shine light on this international black market that spans continents and oceans, and to do all we can to preserve the health and safety of the majestic creatures that share our planet.
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The planet must have diversity in the species to survive. The extinction of so many species is a wake up call to the largest destructive species "humans" to change course before it is too late....
We must limit green house gases, we must conserve water for food not grass, we must protect all of the planets creatures for we are all inter dependent. The destruction of any species will have a global affect.
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Do what you can to raise awareness about Wildlife Crimes, we should be protecting the world's resources at this critical time, not destroying them.
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Skip to comments.Obama: "If youve got a business -- you didnt build that. Somebody else made that happen."
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Excerpt from the socialist-in-chief speech yesterday in Virginia:
"If youve got a business -- you didnt build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didnt get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet."
(Excerpt) Read more at whitehouse.gov ...
What a bloated egotistical idea of what government ought to be about.
Government is there to keep a minimum of order and defend the country. That's it. Businesses and people do very well when government is competent at that.
The nanny is nagging at us about how much she's needed. Go away nanny.
What an ignorant arse hole.
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
let this guy keep talking. at this rate, romney may not have to open his mouth again.
That said, he's full of crap otherwise, because generation of a business takes a man or woman, a vision, bravery, and hard work. A business is NOT otherwise created by government, and it does NOT spontaneously arise.
So, Obama is maybe 2% right.... and 98% WRONG.
Buck you Ofama.
It's beyond comprehension that this man is in charge of anything - much less our treasury and everything else he's muscled his way into - now including the SCOTUS.
Can it get worse???? I'm afraid a second term would make his first term look conservative.
IIRC, the internet was developed by the military and then was further used by universities. It was only, relatively, recently that it was expanded to business and other uses.
"Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet."...and who invented The Goverment, A..h..e.
Is this a satire article?
Well, if that's what he believes, it explains all of his actions. All that (alleged) education and no wisdom.
Why is the entirety of his campaign speech on the White House web page?????
lol. the white house included shouted remarks from the adoring masses.
I wonder if they included the sex noises that they made later.
AUDIENCE MEMBER: We love you, Mr. President!
THE PRESIDENT: I love you back. (Applause.)
It's the classic leftist and Democrat schtick.
Obumbler channeling Isaac Newton (who has never heard of) is appalling. The correct quotation is "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants."
Obastard thinks the "giant" is government. Nothing could be further from the truth.
I think he's back on blow. Have you seen his eyes lately? He's riding the crazy train.
What a bunch of idolaters.
Ohhhh... Man.
If Government is responsible for all success in this country then I guess they are also responsible for all failures too.
These people and Obama in particular really are in need of some padded room time. I've haven't seen such a disconnect from reality in a very long time. At least I hadn't prior to this crew getting into office with their myriad hangers-on.
Simple, whereever he made it, it became a government, not a political action, and therefore, not charged to him as a political expense.
This place has become the equal of Alice falling down the rabbit hole.
The Kenyan is just plain nuts.
Nobody has earned a damned thing. It is all stuff we don't deserve to have. So .. naturally, it is his right to take it all from us.
Case closed.
(Gee, he must be off his teleprompter these days!?)
Obama isn't even trying to win anymore. And his futile "scorched earth" campaign will be forgotten by this time next year.
Did they learn no lessons from watching Elizabeth Warren and her bulging neck veins?
What a stupid bastard. Everyone's taxes paid for it.
"The Kenyan is just plain nuts."
Yup, 25 amendment time.
What a maroon. I have yet to see government do anything for small business except stand in its way and demand taxes and maddening regulatory compliance.
damn ... all these years I thought Al Gore invented the Internet.
No, government created the internet to connect different research facilities and education institutions. Then they kept it to mostly to themselves for years. When they finally allowed commercial connections in 1995, the internet took off, to the point where most people believe the history of the internet only goes back to around 1995. The billions invested in internet hardware and software since 95 was due to the pursuit of profit.
And then, at MOST, maybe so graciously offer to cut a little bit of the huge mass of red tape it has set up.
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but glad you posted it with his statement as title because more people will see it this way!!
Possibly his most outrageous statement as president.
Which he doubtless regrets now as all those wires and routers just warm the basket case earth.
Since the very beginning of our Nation the most consistant enemy has been the Democrats.
-World War (two of them)
-Nuclear Weapons (two whole cities destroyed)
-Cold War (threatened the entire planet with destruction)
So far this century government has done the following
-Run up the most massive debt in world history (US)
-Three nuclear reactor meltdowns (Japan would not have reactors without government involvement)
Would the planet be better off without the obvious corrupt evil of human governance ?
And BTW, Emperor Zero. Government is doing everything it can to destroy my small business.
Yes, we exist and have thumbs and everything. If not for those facts we'd not exist nor have thumbs. Guess what? If no one harnessed electricity then we'd harness it now.
The only 2% in play is the 2% you've bought in to Zero's BS.
Okay, all you slackers. We'te going to be working for a few more hours this evening and we start at 7am on Monday.
Oh, and one of you REALLY needs to clean the employee bathroom.
The internet was originally the concept of scientists at various universities who had email and chat functions (kind of a crude intranet) on their universities' computer and wanted to communicate and share data. The next step was DARPANET, developed by the Defense Advanced Projects Administration in northern Virginia. But it was essentially private enterprise that recognized the enormous commercial possibilities of connected computers and ran with it. If we had continued to wait for government to roll it out, we'd all still be on dialup AOL 2.0 and consider ourselves lucky. ONLY competition and the promise of some payoff stirs humans to strive and innovate.
Doubtless the title police will come along and say YOU SHOULDA PUT THAT IN BRACKETS or something similar.
"If youve got a business — you didnt build that."
A short expression of Marxism. The collective owns everything including the efforts and aspirations of the individual. No wonder he sees nothing threatening about Hugo.
You can't argue and reason with these people and their warped view of the world.. They need to removed from power in November.
Whew... This simple p.o.s. Ubama needs to go.
But of course as one of our friends points out, then the failures are owned by Nanny too. She's a little shy about confessing that.
He's always been given everything because he threatens people. He is Affirmative Action run amok.
I have two businesses. And yes, I built them both from the ground up. Obama sure didn't have anything to do with either of them.
I put these businesses together with my blood sweat and tears and the support of my beautiful wife. I'll be damned if I let some arrogant pr!ck in the White House destroy all that I've worked for over the years.
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December 31, 2007 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: 2009 National WIC Association Calendar Art Competition
SUBJECT 2: Voter Registration
SUBJECT 3: Breast Pump Policy 6.05100
SUBJECT 4: University of Alabama Pediatric Nutrition Satellite Conference Sites Needed
SUBJECT 5: HANDS Help Desk Coverage
SUBJECT 6: DCN Assignments using SCLR screen
SUBJECT 7: HANDS Changes effective 1/1/08
SUBJECT 8: Participant No-Show Report on the Web
SUBJECT 9: Breastfeeding Conference
- 2009 National WIC Association Calendar Art Competition: The National WIC Association, once again, invites the kids from your clinic(s) to participate in its 3rd Children's Art Competition for the 2009 Nutrition Education Calendar. This has been very successful the past two years engaging the clinic staff and the children in this fun activity. Your agency could win a $500 gift certificate!
Details at: http://www.paramountcommunication.com/nwica/wi194_09CallforEntries_r12.pdf Contact the National WIC Association national office at (202) 232-5492 for more details.
- Voter Registration: Local WIC Providers are required by the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to offer voter registration services. The law can be found at http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/vot/42usc/subch_ih.php. The local agency WIC contract also includes this requirement in Section 2, subsection 6.6 of your local WIC contract "The Contractor shall provide voter registration services or assure that services are made available to WIC Program applicants in compliance with the National Voter Registration Act of 1993."
Local WIC agencies are to make voter registration materials available to WIC participants, to offer assistance in completing the voter registration, to accept completed registrations and to transmit these to the local election authority within five business days after the form is completed. Voter registration cards (form MO 231-0169 (04-07)) are available from the DHSS warehouse and can be ordered on the WIC order form.
Please review your local agency policies and practices and the NRVA compliance requirements with your staff to ensure to ensure you are complying with the law. If you have any questions about this, please contact your district technical assistance team.
- Breast Pump Policy 6.05100: The Breast Pump Policy has been revised and approved by the USDA. The revised policy is attached and is in the new format, which includes the actual policy, procedures for providing pumps and additional guidelines. Additional guidance is attached, which includes a Sample Loan Agreement, Sample LWP Breast Pump Loan Guideline, Sample Breast Pump Tracking Log and Breast Pump Decision Tree.
Please remember that all electric breast pumps that are loaned to participants must have a WIC tag and be included in the state inventory. Local agencies must make a reasonable attempt to retrieve electric breast pumps that participants have failed to return. If your agency has an electric breast pump that you have not been able to retrieve or has been damaged beyond repair and need to take it out of the state inventory, please complete the attached Missing or Damaged Electric Breast Pump Form and submit to the state WIC office.
If you have any questions regarding breast pumps or the revised Breast Pump Policy, please contact Kathy Mertzlufft by email at email@example.com or by phone at 573-526-4792.
- University of Alabama Pediatric Nutrition Satellite Conference Sites Needed:
Sites are needed by February 10th to host a viewing site for the 2008 Annual Pediatric Update from the University of Alabama at Birmingham on June 4th from 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. WIC and Nutrition Services is sponsoring this educational opportunity: "Assessment, Treatment and Environmental Factors that Impact Childhood Obesity". This training is usually held at health offices with satellite capabilities throughout the state by site coordinators. The site coordinators will need to be present throughout the training. The day before, they will need to pre-tune their satellite receiver and verify its proper operation. The site coordinator will need to locate the broadcast at least 45 minutes before the scheduled beginning, so problems can be resolved. They will also need to make sure attendees are signed in, provided handouts, and available to answer questions.
Registered dietitians, nutritionists, WIC agencies, and other health care professionals will attend to strengthen their focus on assessment and treatment of child and adolescent obesity. Additionally, the training will provide sessions on medical and environmental factors that have an impact on children and weight. Individual registration pamphlets will be available in the spring.
Please see the attached site registration form for details or contact Michele Bailey at (573) 751-6481 or firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.
- HANDS Help Desk Coverage-Upcoming Holiday: There will no HANDS Help Desk coverage and the State WIC Office will be closed on January 21 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. If you have questions, contact Mark Davis at email@example.com or 573-526-5323 or 800-392-8209.
- DCN Assignments using SCLR screen: Some of you may already know this, but we just learned that every baby born in Missouri is assigned a DCN by DHSS Bureau of Vital Records, usually 2 weeks to 2 months after birth. Keep in mind this information when you are searching for a DCN for a new baby to put on WIC. Please make sure to search carefully using the SCLR screen and check all the information keyed (name, date of birth, sex, etc.) on that screen before you assign a DCN.
**Note: The SCLR screen does not do a wide search on the sex. For example, if you key a female and there is a DCN assigned as a male for that participant, the SCLR screen will not find the DCN assigned as a male.
If you have questions, please call the WIC Help Desk at 800-554-2544.
- HANDS Changes effective 1/1/08: The following changes will be made to HANDS:
- Medicaid Name change to MOHealthnet
- HCAL Screen
- H403/H423 blood work date
Please reference the attached document labeled "HANDS Changes Effective 1-1-08", for details concerning these changes.
If you have questions, please call the WIC Help Desk at 800-554-2544.
- Participant No-Show Report on the Web: The participant No-Show FI report on the web has been updated. It should now show only participants for an agency (or agency range) who have not picked up FIs for the current month. It is no longer necessary to key in the current month/year on the parameter field. Only key a single agency number or agency range if there are multiple sites that you want to view the report for.
If you find anything wrong with this report such as participants missing or participants listed who should not be, please contact Melissa Seaver at firstname.lastname@example.com or 573-751-6489 or 800-392-8209.
- Breastfeeding Conference: Save the date! The Southeast Missouri Breastfeeding Task Force and Southeast Missouri Hospital is hosting a breastfeeding conference on Friday, April 4, 2008 at the Drury Inn in Cape Girardeau. Amy Spangler, MN, RN, IBCLC, Marsha Walker, RN, IBCLC and Richard Flaksman, MD will be guest speakers. Cost to register for the conference will be $50 and registration information will be available by February 2008. Attached is the agenda for the conference. For more information contact Cheryl Wormington at 573-270-5445.
APRIL BF CONFERENCE Cape Girardeau
Breast Pump Damage-Missing Form
Breast Pump Decision Tree
Breast Pump Inventory Tracking Log Sample
Breast Pump Loan Agreement Sample
Breast Pump Loan Guidelines Sample
ER# 6.05100 Breast Pump Policy 10-07
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Federal authorities conducting "Fast and Furious" have faced tough criticism for allowing suspected straw gun buyers to walk away
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PHOENIX — The family of a slain Border Patrol agent has sued federal officials over the botched "Fast and Furious" gun operation.
Agent Brian Terry was mortally wounded on Dec. 14, 2010, in a firefight north of the Arizona-Mexico border between border agents and five men who had sneaked into the country to rob marijuana smugglers.
Two assault rifles acquired by a straw buyer for the gun smuggling ring targeted in the "Fast and Furious" operation were found in the aftermath of the shootout near Nogales.
Federal authorities conducting "Fast and Furious" have faced tough criticism for allowing suspected straw gun buyers for the ring to walk away from gun shops in Arizona with weapons, rather than arrest them and seize weapons.
The investigation was launched in 2009 to catch trafficking kingpins, but agents lost track of about 1,400 of the more than 2,000 weapons involved.
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WEST HAVEN — Connecticut high school students are invited to learn how to write poetry and/or fiction in a free workshop at the University of New Haven on Saturday, April 13.
The workshop will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Moulton Lounge in Bartels Hall, and includes lunch and a tour of the campus at 300 Boston Post Road.
The fiction session will be taught by Christopher Dowd, UNH assistant professor of English, and the poetry session will be taught by poet Jamaal May.
Dowd specializes in Irish and Irish-American literature. He holds an M.F.A. in creative writing from Emerson College and an M.A. and Ph.D. in English from the University of Connecticut. He has been a writer for several cable television channels, most notably The History Channel. His fiction and essays have appeared in several journals, including Eureka, and his book, "The Construction of Irish Identity in American Literature," was published in 2011.
May, who is from Detroit, is the author of a new book of poetry entitled "Hum," which was awarded the Beatrice Hawley Award. His poetry appears widely in journals, on radio and television, and in several short films such as "Zug" and "A Poet in Every Classroom."
His most recent work can be found in Poetry, Ploughshares, The Believer, New England Review, Kenyon Review, and Gulf Coast. A graduate of Warren Wilson's M.F.A. program, May has received fellowships and scholarships from the Bread Loaf Writers Conference, Cave Canem, the Callaloo Workshop and Bucknell University, where he was named the 2011-2013 Stadler Fellow. He is the series editor, graphic designer and web manager for the Organic Weapon Arts Chapbook Series. His "Hum Digital Shorts" film project can be found on Youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMKYdu9_g-A
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The Josephine County Sheriff's Department is starting its scale backs. At 4 p.m. today, their major crimes unit and the records divisions will conclude their work at 11 p.m. tonight. The moves are part of an effort to anticipate a $7.5 million budget shortfall as a result of the federal government's decision to terminate federal timber payments, a press release from the Sheriff's office says.
Starting Tuesday, May 29th, the Civil Division will be open only between 1p.m. and 4 p.m., and on June 1st, their patrol services will be cut back from 20 hours, a day, 7 days a week, to 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. The number of personnel will be cut from 24.5 to 6.
The K-9 and volunteer units will also be scaled back. Instead of four canine teams, there will be one. The volunteer unit will be very limited in terms of the services they offer, in particular, those that carry a higher level of safety concerns.
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County has concerns about NLA surcharge fund balance
ALPENA – The Northern Lights Arena surcharge fund was set up as a way to help cover the cost of any repairs or replacement needed to the original equipment and building as it ages. The money in it however is slowly trickling away, making it a concern to the county, who would have to pay for the cost of any large issues that would cost more than what the fund has in it.
One dollar is taken from each ticket sold to arena events and is deposited into the fund and the money can't be used unless it meets the county's requirements and has a two-thirds vote by the commissioners. The trouble is the fund is slow to grow because it is being nickel and dimed from small withdrawals on a regular basis.
During Friday's meeting Commissioner Lyle VanWormer said there was about $90,000 left in the fund after some purchases were approved. He said the arena has been open for a decade and he believes there should be more money in it by now. He said $90,000 may seem like a lot of money, but if a roof or compressor needs to be replaced it would drain the fund and almost assure the need for additional funds to fix.
"Right now we are spending it as fast as we are bringing it is," VanWormer said. "That building has been open for 10 years and to only have $90,000 in it, there is something wrong with that. It is something we are going to have to address. All it would take would be for one big thing to go wrong and the money is gone."
The arena management had requested three expenditures from the fund at the county's finance committee meeting on Dec. 18. One was for $238 to replace a section of glass at the rink, while the second was for $296 for a motor for on of the compressors. The largest expense will be for a new water heater. The bid for the new appliance will be issued and it will be installed at the arena in a new location. Private donors and fundraising will cover the cost to have the new heaters installation moved.
Chairman Cam Habermehl said too often the money being used from the surcharge fund is for purchases that are only a few hundred dollars or less. He said the policy in place needs to be re-examined so small repairs can be made outside of the fund.
"It is something I think we are going to have to look into," Habermehl said. "It seems like we are using it for things like door knobs and small things and that really isn't what the fund was designed for."
In other business:
* the commissioners approved the 2013 hazard mitigation plan. The plan is mandated by the state and covers all emergency response scenarios and response plans. It is needed to be eligible for Homeland Security grants, as well as money from FEMA.
* Habermehl appointed Commissioner Scot McKenzie the county's liaison to Northern Lights Arena.
* the annual organization meeting has been moved from Jan. 2 to Jan. 3 at 9 a.m. The switch was made due to the Alpena Intergovernmetnal Council meeting on Thursday.
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Fairfax County, working in partnership with the Sierra Club and King County, Wash., has produced a roadmap showing the kinds of concrete actions through policies and programs that counties can take to reduce their emissions, including seven key areas: energy efficiency, renewable energy, greening vehicle fleets, land use, transportation, water conservation and education.
County's Efforts at Becoming a Cool County
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Trivia 2013: A Space Oddity is Feb. 8-10.
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Questions and sounds for the 50-hour contest Feb. 8-10 will center around all things intergalactic.
"Trivia 2013: A Space Oddity" continues an event, begun in 1980, that has captured national and international attention and participation.
Team names -- each more absurd than the next -- have ranged from Phil + the Blanks, the 1983 champion, to Learned Pigs and Fireproof Women, a five-time winner. View the list of nearly 60 registered teams.
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Visit the KVSC Facebook page to browse comments about the space theme.
The 2012 theme was "33 1/3: Trivia Long Play." The 2010 theme was "Superheroes of Trivia."
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Government Shutdown: UTC, Lockheed Martin Reverses Furlough Plans
The federal government shutdown is entering its second week, but workers at two government contractors, Lockheed Martin and United Technologies Corp., are reversing their plans for furloughs after Congress recalled most of the furloughed Department of Defense (DoD) civilian employees sent home by the shutdown.
(Sikorsky, a UTC company, reversed its decision to furlough 2,000 employees that work on Black Hawk helicopters among other aircraft products at its Hartford, Conn. facility. Photo, courtesy of Sikorsky.)
The federal government entered its seventh day of the shutdown on Monday. On Saturday, Oct. 5, Congress passed the Pay the Military Act, which allows more than 350,000 workers that were furloughed last week to return to work, including Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) inspectors who oversee contracted work, such as certifications for military aircraft.
As a result, UTC, the nation's sixth largest government contractor, will reverse the furloughs of 2,000 workers that produce Blackhawk helicopters at its Sikorsky Aircraft unit.
Lockheed Martin also said it would be reducing its planned furloughs from 3,000 to 2,400.
"The Department of Defense's decision will not eliminate the impact of the government shutdown on the company's employees and the business. The company will still have approximately 2,400 employees unable to work because the civil government facility where they perform their work is closed, or we've received a stop-work order on their DOD or civil government program," Lockheed said in a statement.
The shutdown is still having a major impact on the aerospace industry though, as companies are still unable to buy, sell and deliver new aircraft because of the furloughs of FAA Aircraft Registry workers.
The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) has identified companies that plan on furloughing more workers if the government shutdown persists through the early portion of October.


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- Mandatory Nutrition Services Documentation Training – Registration Form: This mandatory face-to-face half day training for Nutrition Coordinators is scheduled this fall at various locations. Other CPA/Nutritionists are encouraged to also attend the training. The training will explore tips and tools for helping participants set goals and move toward positive behavior changes. Topics include transitioning into goal-setting during a counseling session, helping participants identify goals that are meaningful and realistic for their family's lifestyle, and helping participants build confidence and motivation to start making changes. In addition, this training will address documentation requirements for nutritional health goals, oral assessment and the care plan. A maximum of 20 people per site will be allowed in order to better facilitate the sessions. The training registration form is attached (includes dates, locations and training time). If you have questions, please contact D'Anne Ward at firstname.lastname@example.com or 573-526-0209 or 800-392-8209. (ONE ATTACHMENT)
Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2012 Local Agency Plan (LAP): The federal fiscal year (FFY) 2012 Local Agency Plan (LAP) has been updated by the State WIC office and is now ready to use. We encountered problems as we developed this year's LAP that were beyond our control and it took time to solve these problems. We apologize for the delay. The LAP is located at http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/forms.php, then select WIC LAP.
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Webinars are available to assist you in completing the LAP for your agency. The webinars are located at http://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/wiclwp/training-wic_lap.php.If you have questions regarding the completion of the LAP for your agency, please contact a member of your WIC Technical Assistance Team.
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Charles A. Baker Jr.
Charles A. Baker Jr., 30, of 916 N. Main St., died at 5:25 p.m. Saturday (Feb. 16, 2013) in WCA Hospital.
He was born March 24, 1982, in Buffalo, the son of Charles A. Baker Sr. and Priscilla Jones.
He graduated from high school in Buffalo, had been employed as a car detailer, and was of the Christian faith.
Surviving are his fiance, Sue Ann L. Gifford of Jamestown, to whom he was to have been married this week; a daughter, Nevaeh E. Baker of Jamestown; a stepson, Tyree L. Holland of Jamestown; a stepdaughter, Adasiah R. Gifford of Jamestown; brothers and sisters: Charlette, Crystal, Juanserene, Anthony and Toni; his father of Buffalo and his mother of Syracuse; and aunts and uncles.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Dominic Baker; a sister, Tonyetta Baker; and his grandparents: Willie and Juanita Baker.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Powers, Present & Sixbey Funeral Home. Visitation will be for one hour prior to the funeral service. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery.
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We exist to help the Dordt learning community thrive. We do this by providing resources, spaces, technology, and expertise that enhance learning and teaching for kingdom service.
About Us
The Hulst Library is located in the Campus Center in the middle of Dordt College's residential campus. The story is told that when the B.J. Haan Auditorium was built, architects wanted to make the chapel into the campus focal point. However, Dordt's second president, Dr. John B. Hulst, is said to have replied, "No, the center of campus is the library."
At the John and Louise Hulst Library, we want our space, collections, and services to reflect that sentiment. All of the scholarship, learning, cultural, and social activities that the Hulst Library supports will help students, staff, and faculty to further serve in God's kingdom. The library is not just about books, the library is about people-how they learn, how they use information, and how they participate in the life of a learning community.
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The library, which is open nearly 90 hours a week during the academic year, is a popular place to study. Artwork, colorful walls, and potted plants set the ambiance. Flexible furniture and reservable conference rooms provide for a wide variety of individual and group study spaces. For kinesthetic learners, we've recently added a walking treadmill and bouncy red Zenergy ball chairs.
The library serves as a central location for computer resources, including some of the most-used printers on campus. A computer lab on the lower level of the library can be used by individual students or for group instructional sessions. Additional computers are scattered throughout the upper level and in the Teaching Resource Center. The library's wireless network accommodates the ever-increasing number of students using their own laptops and devices.
The Learning Lab, located in the Teaching Resource Center, is a state-of-art interactive classroom with technologies to support collaborative group work.
Our Collections
Like most academic libraries, the Hulst Library houses collections of books, reference materials, print journals, and newspapers. We are striving to provide a growing number of resources in full-text electronic formats that can be accessed by members of the Dordt community from both on and off campus. Look for increasing collections of eJournals, eBooks, and library databases with full-text articles and documents.
In order to serve the Dordt community holistically, the Hulst Library offers a widely-used collection of DVDs, a leisure reading collection of current titles and award winners, and a collection of board games. Many different pieces of equipment such as iPads, digital camcorders, gaming consoles, cameras, and GPS devices can be checked out at the Service Desk.
The Hulst Library houses three unique collections that deserve special mention. The Teaching Resource Center is home to a significant collection of preK-12 curriculum materials and children's literature that is used by Dordt education majors and many local area teachers. The Dordt College Archives and the Dutch Memorial Collection contain items pertaining to Dordt's history and documents from Dutch immigrants who settled in northwest Iowa. The library's Listening Room has more than 4,000 musical sound recordings to support music majors and those in musical ensembles on campus.
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The staff at the Hulst Library serve the Dordt Community by offering a variety of services, such as delivering requested materials to faculty members' offices or designing online Course Research Guides for specific classes. But, we are probably best known on campus for our free coffee, available during all library open hours.
We have fun celebrating National Library Week each year by holding an Edible Book contest, and unveiling the poster of a new Dordt Reads celebrity.
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Perhaps the problem is not the surface, but the dough itself. If it is as sticky as you describe, it may well give you problems on any surface. You might want to look at your mixing/kneading method to see if you can improve absorption of water by the flour.
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Getting Connected: Harnessing the Power of Social Media to Enhance Community College Student Success - Cecilia Rios-Aguilar, 2012
An Unprecedented Shortage of Special Education Faculty is Looming: Findings from SEFNA - Deb Smith, 2012
Highly Effective Teachers in Low Performing Urban Schools - Mary Poplin, 2011
Assessing the Impact of Culture Based Education - Scott Thomas, 2011
Developing Perspective: What Can We Learn About Education from Lower-Income Countries? - Thomas Luschei, 2010
Generating the Power of a Diverse Collective by Following Women's Approaches to Leadership - Margaret Grogan, 2010
The Black Gender Achievement Gap: A Historical Perspective - Linda Perkins, 2010
Loss of Talent? Citizenship and Higher Education Access for Undocumented Students - Will Perez, 2009
Urban School Systems: Getting Talent to All the Right Places - Carl Cohn, 2009
Fixing School Finance - Jacob Adams, 2009
Los Angeles' premier Spanish language newspaper, declared the city's school system en crisis permanente. - Chuck Kerchner, 2008
Beyond Language: Strategies for Promoting Academic Excellence Among Immigrant Students - Will Perez, 2007
Narrowing the Achievement Gap: Strategies for Educating Latino, Black, and Asian Students - Susan Paik, 2006
Raising the Bar of Teacher Quality: Accountability, Collaboration, and Social Justice - DeLacy Derin Ganley, et al., 2006
Emotional Mastery and Performance Knowledge: A Dialogue Between Education and the New Sciences - Lourdes Arguelles, 2006
Three Flaws in the Education System and How to Fix Them - David Drew, 2005
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Often, you are what you read
July 25, 2006
What you read says a lot about you. Certain magazines indicate a need to be ready for a political debate, with arguments tailored to a particular political ideology. Others keep you up on the world of sports. Still others say that you have unrealistic expectations of the opposite sex.
Mine tell me I need more friends. Let me explain (I say this as if I were going to just go on some other tangent without warning).
A short time ago, I was doing some magazine shopping. I needed a magazine I hadn't read in a while. I needed something to speak to me in a way that I hadn't heard. Most importantly, I needed another magazine to purchase so my men's magazine didn't look all that creepy on its own.
Whether or not it helped my image, my particular choice was Nintendo Power magazine, an official publication of the video game company. I am (circle one: ashamed/proud) to admit I still play video games, and I figured it wouldn't be a bad idea to read up on how Nintendo's new system will stack up to the XBox 360 and November's Playstation3.
While the numerous articles and pictures of the system and launch games were persuasive, it wasn't enough to convince me to stray from my plan — wait a year so it's clear what system has the games I want to play, and pay a lower price for the system because the customers who will pay the high launch price have come and gone.
What did draw my interest was a contest the magazine was having. Nintendo also has a portable video game system called the DS, which has dual screens to make games more interactive. In trade for sending Nintendo a postcard with my thoughts on its upcoming system, I have been entered into a contest for four Nintendo DS systems, each loaded with eight of its finest games (I'm guessing about $400 for each system/game bundle).
I obviously have no need for four of the same system and/or game, so I found people to give my potential winnings to. My friend Taylor, who has always claimed to be "genetically enhanced" for playing video games, will get one of them — an unnamed coworker will get another one.
That leaves a system for me, and a system for another friend. The problem is I don't have another friend who would actually use and appreciate such a gift. This is where you come in.
I'm not saying I'm going to win, but it would be nice to know I'm thinking of somebody who has convinced me they deserve such a prize. I plan to pick a reader who can best make their case to me, and I'll keep the contest open through Aug. 20, the day Nintendo claims they'll award the prize in the fine print.
What I want from you is, in 30 words or less, a reason compelling enough for me to give you such a great prize normally given as a benefit of friendship. You can e-mail me at the address below with the subject line, "I Wish to Bask in Kevin's Friendship." Correspondence can also be mailed to Kevin Wilson, c/o Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico, P.O. Box 1689, Clovis, NM 88102-1689.
If I'm lucky, and you're lucky, a video game prize just might be coming your way. In any case, I've got a series of new friends who only like me for video games — which is something I'd be very (circle one: ashamed/proud) of.
Kevin Wilson is a columnist for Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico. He can be contacted at 763-3431, ext. 313, or by e-mail: