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Social Work in the Department of Defense Hospital: Impact of the Work
Social workers in the Department of Defense Hospital are faced with numerous challenges to best address the needs of the nation's wounded. Social workers serve diverse roles on the multidisciplinary team and are integral to the hospital work environment. Sometimes, however, the work extracts a toll on the social worker that may be expressed in terms of burnout and compassion fatigue. The converse is also true, that social workers may have a strong sense of compassion satisfaction about what they do. This article details the experience of social workers in Department of Defense hospitals. It describes the impact of the work on the social workers noting levels of compassion satisfaction, compassion fatigue, and burnout.
Findings suggest that generally the social workers find satisfaction in their work and degrees of compassion fatigue and burnout.
Findings suggest that generally the social workers find satisfaction in their work and degrees of compassion fatigue and burnout.
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Breakout R&B Girl Groups: Who Had The Star Power To Go Solo?
Every once in a while, a woman emerges in the music scene with such talent and bravado you can't help but think a star is being born. The upcoming film Sparkle could do just that for American Idol's Jordin Sparks, who in the movie actually plays the breakout lead in a fictional 1960s R&B girl group.
It had us thinking about other recent girl groups and the breakout stars who went on to even bigger fame: Is it inevitable that one member rises to the top, goes solo and never looks back? Check out our roundup of recent R&B and hip-hop acts that have produced worship-worthy divas.
Have a group we missed? Praying for a reunion? Sing out in the comments section.
Sparkle hits theaters on August 17
bills, bills, bills WAS on their second album. their first album has no, no, no (part 1) and (part 2). i sure am glad they got better at their song titles.
Who cares? this is hardly relevant to gay news
What exactly did these glorious girl groups do for the gay community? Most are probably so Church driven, they wouldn't touch gay rights. Sorry, fake manufactored pop and r&b never appealed to me.
Can we get some interesting stories on this site?
@what?: Was about to say that!
Why is this news again? because gay black men will fawn over every black female singer? Same said black gays who are extremely indifferent toward gay rights, and are the first to throw gays under the bus? Some of the most homophobic people I've known are gay black males. And that's the truth. Their anger is misdirected. Instead of confronting homophobia in the black community (which is a huge thorn on their side) they'd rather use the gay community as a punching bag. Now that a majority of gays have noticed how bitter and homophobic said gay blacks can be, there's a huge tension they've created, and then they get up in arms when people don't wanna date them
and I say this as a LATINO. A proud one. Latinos, even with their religious ties, are nowhere near as homophobic as black peeps or especially gay black peeps.
Do these women text sweet messages to Beenieman (after he sings about brutally murdering gays in numerous songs) like Nikki Minaj does? how about Rihanna, who is celebrated as some golden diva, but dates a man who beat her and who is proudly homophobic?
guess it's okay of them because they are minorities and it's not PC to call out other minorities being homophobic to us.
@Kevin Mendoza: I agree with most of what Kevin Mendoza says, and I'm Black. It is the "church-y" vein running through the Black community that accounts for the homophobia. Go to any Black church and check out the choir. Many of them are gay, which means they are part of the system that suppresses gays in the Black community. However, as for being the first to throw gays under the bus, the reason is complex I think. Many Black gay men don't perceive the greater gay community (read: White gays) to have their interests at heart, based on the well-known dating bias AWAY FROM BLACK MEN among them (save for those who actually prefer Black men). Why that is, I can only guess (down-low AIDS fears, general racial bias, etc.), not just due to that said bitterness. And as for not confronting homophobia in the Black community? Spot on, Kevin Mendoza. But I'll tell you something else I've experienced: criticism from other gay Black men for not dating Black men exclusively. But that's another topic.
@JP: I didn't know Rihanna was (proudly)homophobic. I'm not disputing that at all, as she's from the Caribbean, where it is strongly frowned upon. But more importantly, Minorities not wanting to call out other minorities is a compelling point that I can't believe I've never thought about before. Hmmmm.
Sadly, as a biracial man, I agree with some of these points. We, especially those of us gays of color, are in the fight of our lives every day, be it for being a sexual minority or racial, and that's why its so important to get the support of more black artists sticking their necks out for us. The black community really disappoints me in that sense. These female singers may be talented but I do have a feeling of 'what have they done for me? For their gay fans of color?' I refuse to blindly support some artist just because they share the same color as me, even though they haven't expressed support for other parts of me, in this most crucial time for our LGBT. And yeah, black gay peoples general nonchalant approach to homophobia is what has kept homophobia in our community from being far better than it could be. That may not be the diplomatic thing to say, but I lived it and see it, and clearly I'm not the only one
@Arlington-Patrick: Here here!
Two words: Intersectionality and Privilege. Anybody wanting to talk about -isms needs to have a working knowledge of those two concepts.
this is a lame post. i dont think most people care about bubble hum pop artisy when lgbt issues are more important and so are economic issue
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by John MacArthur
As a pastor, I have the privilege of teaching people God's Word, explaining its implications in their lives by clarifying a passage of Scripture or a point of doctrine. Among the common concerns people raise, I can't remember anyone ever asking me if it was wrong to cheat, steal, lie, commit murder, commit adultery, or covet. Nor can I recall someone wanting to know whether a Christian should read the Bible, pray, worship God, or tell others about salvation in Jesus Christ. God's Word is unmistakably clear about those things.
What people do often ask, though, are questions regarding issues or activities that are not specifically addressed in Scripture—matters that fall somewhere between what is obviously right and obviously wrong. The issues aren't black and white but involve aspects of Christian liberty that fall into the "gray areas."
What sort of entertainment is acceptable? What kind of music is OK? What about what you wear, where you go, or how you spend your free time? How does the Bible speak to those issues?
Some would say, "The Bible doesn't address them. I can do what I want to do. I'm free in Christ!" But Paul has a warning to believers who would exercise their freedoms to the hilt: "Therefore let him who thinks he stands take heed that he does not fall" (1 Corinthians 10:12; cf. Galatians 5:13).
You might know believers who abuse their freedoms. Their lives are routinely bombarded by temptation—often it's temptation they've unnecessarily heaped upon themselves through their own choices. And the closer they get to the line between sin and liberty, the harder it is to stay on the right side of it. Over time, that kind of lifestyle is an invitation to moral shipwreck.
On the opposite end of the spectrum from unbridled Christian liberty is legalism. In that camp are believers who want to make hard-and-fast rules about matters on which Scripture is silent.
I attended a college where we didn't have to struggle through decisions on gray areas because everything had already been decided for us. There were rules about what time we got up, what time we went to bed, what hours we studied, and whom we could talk to. There were even rules about how far we could walk with a girl beside us before we had to separate—right down to the number of feet! There were rules for just about everything. And while those rules simplified life on a superficial level, they also made it hopelessly complicated on an internal level.
The biblical pattern for dealing with life's gray areas isn't found in either of those extremes. While it is true that the Bible doesn't specifically mention every possible decision you might face, it provides general principles and parameters that help you make decisions that honor God.
Over the next few weeks we're going to look intently at those principles, and how they offer the kind of spiritual balance not found in extreme legalism or liberty. The goal is to help you apply biblical principles to the gray areas in your life, allowing you to make decisions with a clear conscience to the glory of God.
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These gray areas remain so that we continue to seek our need to seek God's will by faith.
All believers are filled with the Holy Spirit, meaning if they yield to His power, they have the ability to dicern these gray areas. Sadly, discernment is almost non-existent in the Body of Christ.
1 John 2:20 - But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and you know all things.
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I need to respectfully disagree. The gray areas don't remain so we seek God's will, they remain because we have not been in our bible. Show me a person who spends little or no time in bible study and I'll show you someone with huge gray areas.
1 John 2:20 isn't saying that we will have no gray areas because of the Holy Spirit, he's reminding us that we know the gospel of Jesus and therefore cannot be deceived by false prophets.
Your second statement contradicts itself???
A number of years ago I was asked if certain thinks we Christians might engage in were OK or not. The rule I used then and yes even to this day is this, are my thoughts and my actions such that they bring glory to God. I usually know when my comments and/or my actions are not pleasing to Him.
Search me oh God and see if there be any wicked way in me. Psalm 139:23-24
But just as He who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; for it is written: "Be holy, because I am holy." I Peter 1:15-16
Looking forward to the discussion! I just posted a few thoughts (concerns) about the same thing here: So – if the Bible doesn't address it directly? http://cottrillcompass.com/blog/2013/so-if-the-bible-doesnt-address-it-directly.html
If God were to give us a list of approved activities for us to be engaged in, then I think much of what passes as acceptable among Christians would be found missing from the list.
Even if you are justifying some worldly thing as acceptable, what would God prefer you to be doing? What is of more value to him? Is the honor of Christ really all that important to you? Are you denying yourself, taking up your cross, and following him? Or is some vain rubbish on TV more important? What's more important - earnestly pursuing maturity, growing in grace and knowledge of the truth, or worshiping the idol of sports?
Worldly entertainment and amusements are selfish, of no profit to our soul, and contrary to God's will for us; our sanctification. We are set apart for God's purposes, to partake of the divine nature, redeeming the time - not squandering what precious little we have on things of no value in God's economy.
We must be concerned with loving the Lord our God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength. And we are to be renewing our minds. This will involve reasoning against what is considered acceptable by the world, and even by the majority of Christians.
"If the light in you be darkness, how great is that darkness!"
It is the light of God's truth that illuminates our darkness, fills us with light, and shines upon the gray areas that we might rightly discern them. When an area remains uncertain, we can still be confident in the certainty of what we already know and apply that as we wait upon the Lord, remaining busy about the Father's business.
One thing I sometimes ask myself is "does the Bible really not address this issue?". Can I drill down to the underlying heart issue involved here, which surely must be addressed somewhere in scripture?
One one side, am I trying to add to the work of Christ? Or on the other side, am I loving something more than God? I believe either issue is equally worthy of repentance.
I would argue that almost every issue we face is definitely addressed in the Bible, if you really look hard at the issue itself in its various components, and then really drill down to the heart issues involved. From there, you should be able to get to a point where the realities of the situation are intersecting with the relevant scriptures, and while you may not get a hard "yes" or "no", at least now you have a framework through which to view the issue. You just have to identify what the REAL issues are first, then you can be confident that there MUST be something in scripture to address it.
I am also of the belief that God really isn't going to put me in a situation that isn't addressed by scripture.
Sometimes also, it isn't that the situation isn't addressed in scripture, but that we also need scripture to help us unmask the situation and heart issues for what they really are, and from there I think eventually you'll be a lot closer to lining it all up with the Bible and knowing what to do.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (399 votes).
In short: Nice course with a good mixture of abilities.In full: Only one big hill which was nice after running down hill so much.Facilities were good and a friendly atmosphere. Getting the car stuck in the soggy field at the end was no big deal as everyone helped each other out. Added to the fun really!!Date of review: February 25, 2007
In short: very scenic but need more toilets and where were the medals for all runners?Date of review: February 24, 2007
In short: Overall was well organised & friendly but couldnt hear starter at back so didnt know race had started. Would definately do again though!Date of review: February 24, 2007
In short: Great race, well orgainsed - but momento let it downIn full: This is the second year i have entered and think it is a good race to start the year with. However, the momento this year - a cheap bag - meant that the £11.50 entry fee (including online entry charge)seemed very high. Will not enter again if that is the best they can offer the runners.Date of review: February 23, 2007
In short: Third year runnng. Always a good first race of the year. Friendly, hassle free, nice run in the countryside.Date of review: February 22, 2007
In short: Great course. Looking forward to next yearIn full: First race of the year. Considering the date, the weather was good. Well organised. Muddy field for parking, but lots of help for anyone who did get stuck. Friendly atmosphere during and after the race. thank you. See you next year.Date of review: February 21, 2007
In short: Excellent PB courseIn full: Great course, only one hill (which wasn't too bad). Managed to shave three minutes off PB. Date of review: February 21, 2007
In short: A great, friendly race!In full: Extremely friendly welcome for a first-timer! Marshalls were very helpful, even when pushing my car out of the mud! Course was great - enough flat and downhill sections to make up for the hill at 7k (which really wasn't that bad). I will definitely do this race again. Well done to the organisers!Date of review: February 20, 2007
In short: We've reviewed our definition of 'undulating' - will bring crampons for the hill at 7k next year!In full: Really enjoyed this race. Found it a challenge but we both achieved PBs. Well organised, shame about the marshy ground in the car park! Date of review: February 19, 2007
In short: Another PB !In full: Enjoyed this year a great deal. Maybe I'm biased! Managed a PB again this year.Date of review: February 19, 2007
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Lawmaker to Homeland Security: Don't forget to credit God for keeping Kentuckians safe
11/28/2008 @ 5:32 pm
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A lawmaker is upset with his state's Department of Homeland Security for its lack of credit to a "higher power" for its work in protecting the state's citizens.
Kentucky State Rep. Tom Riner, a Southern Baptist minister who helped establish a requirement that the federally funded agency credit God with keeping the state safe, is upset that under Gov. Steve Beshear, the department's 2008 annual report did not do so.
"We certainly expect it to be there, of course," Riner, of Louisville, told the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Among the requirements of the 2006 anti-terror law is that a plaque be placed in the department's Emergency Operations Center. Part of the statement on the plaque reads: "The safety and security of the Commonwealth cannot be achieved apart from reliance upon Almighty God."
"This is recognition that government alone cannot guarantee the perfect safety of the people of Kentucky," Riner added. "Government itself, apart from God, cannot close the security gap. The job is too big for government."
"I will not try to supplant almighty God," said Homeland Security chief Thomas Preston. "All I do is try to obey the dictates of the Kentucky General Assembly. I really don't know what their motivation was for this. They obviously felt strongly about it."
I assume that the Rev. Riner, Southern Batshit minister, blames god for 911.
Rev. Riner has a good point.
I was wondering why them El-Kaider fellers hadn't blown up the great state of Kentucky yet, it being the shining center of Western civilization.
Praise Jeebus or Imshallah, depending on your preferred brand of lunacy.
Ah shucks, I posted this in the politics forum before I saw this. Oh well, it's good to spread the "good news" once in a while!
Like I said, this is the kind of crazy shit you get when you mingle church and state. And I suppose Kentucky as been safe from them thar "El-Kaider fellers" cause attacking Kentucky would be a waste of time. Kentuckians seem to be doing just fine with their own brand of theocracy.
Yeppers, the almighty's been all mighty busy lately… protectin' Kentucky and stoppin' them dad-burn gays ferm marryin'. Ole rev rep. Riner best git busy scribblin' a thank-you note to the Lard.
"It is one of the most egregiously and breathtakingly unconstitutional actions by a state legislature that I've ever seen," said Edwin F. Kagin, national legal director of Parsippany, New Jersey-based American Atheists Inc. The group claims the law violates both the state and U.S. constitutions.
The sound of reason.
"It is one of the most egregiously and breathtakingly unconstitutional actions by a state legislature that I've ever seen," said Edwin F. Kagin, national legal director of Parsippany, New Jersey-based American Atheists Inc. The group claims the law violates both the state and U.S. constitutions.
I would say Mr. Kagin is understating the situation, given that the first 10 words of the Bill of Rights are:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion
Clue for the fundies: I know it was the KY legislature and not the Congress here, but after the CSA lost the war, we passed the 14th Amendment, making the 1st Amendment applicable to the states.
Although, this statement shouldn't slow down a troglodyte politician from South Carolina—
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion
from the official web page of Sen. Jim DeMint, Reptile, South Carolina:
December 2, 2008 - Greenville, S.C. - Today, U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement on the opening of the new Capitol Visitor Center (CVC) in Washington, D.C. He recently fought to include prominent displays of our national motto, "In God We Trust," and the Pledge of Allegiance within the CVC. The Architect of the Capitol has also been instructed to consider the rich faith heritage of our Nation when selecting the content of any future display.
"The Capitol Visitor Center is designed to tell the history and purpose of our nation's Capitol, but it fails to appropriately honor our religious heritage that has been critical to America's success," said Senator DeMint. "While the Architect of the Capitol has pledged to include some references to faith, more needs to be done. You cannot accurately tell the history of America or its Capitol by ignoring the religious heritage of our Founders and the generations since who relied on their faith for strength and guidance.
Thank you, Senator, for protecting and defending our Constitution, except for those pesky parts.
He added, further on his press release:
"The current CVC displays are left-leaning and in some cases distort our true history. Exhibits portray the federal government as the fulfillment of human ambition and the answer to all of society's problems. This is a clear departure from acknowledging that Americans' rights 'are endowed by their Creator' and stem from 'a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence.' Instead, the CVC's most prominent display proclaims faith not in God, but in government. Visitors will enter reading a large engraving that states, 'We have built no temple but the Capitol. We consult no common oracle but the Constitution.' This is an intentional misrepresentation of our nation's real history, and an offensive refusal to honor America's God-given blessings.
Yessiree Bob. In the Congressional Visitor's Center, you wouldn't want to express confidence in government, or unduly exalt the United States Constitution over the god of the Southern Batshit Convention. In a stemwinding conclusion to his press release, Sen. DeMint added:
"The fundamental principles of the freedom we enjoy in this country stem from our Founding Fathers' beliefs in a higher power, beliefs put forth in the Declaration of Independence and manifest throughout our Constitution," said Senator DeMint. "If we cease to acknowledge this fact, we may cease to enjoy some of the freedoms we take for granted. We must not censor historical references to God for the sake of political correctness. And we must truthfully represent the limited form of government the Constitution lays out so that our 'government of the people, by the people, and for the people, shall not perish from the earth.' So help us God."
That would be the "fundamental principles of the freedom we enjoy in this country" except the freedom enshrined in the first ten words of the Bill of Rights: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"
This is an intentional misrepresentation of our nation's real history, and an offensive refusal to honor America's God-given blessings.
Ever notice that when right-wing, Xian douchebags talk about our 'real' history one tiny detail is always left out:... The fact that there were people here before the Pious arrived.
Adolf was right, who remembers a million dead Armenians?


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Discussion in 'Rose Red' started by Ebdim9th, Feb 8, 2014.
Rose Red first aired in January 2002.
I have never seen this movie, nor have I read The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer. Am I missing something good? Not exactly sure how SK is connected to either. I should research that.
Edit: Started research. Now I see that The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer was also a movie! I'm really confused!
The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer was written by Ridley Pearson as a tie-in for the mini-series.
And SK wrote the miniseries. Correct? So SK, came up with the idea first?
That's right. I think he was the one who asked Ridley to write the book as they were both in the Rock Bottom Remainders. The story originally was going to be a project with Steven Spielberg but that never got off the ground and Stephen went in this direction for the mini-series.
Last question. How does the movie version of The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer tie in to this? Is it totally independent of Rose Red?
You know, I've never watched it. My understanding is that it is independent of Rose Red but could be totally off base. Steve didn't really have a lot to do with it.
I didn't get to read that book or see the movie... the tape had interviews at the end of it, including, of course Steve....
I think I got it!
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The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer is a 2003 television miniseries prequel to the film Rose Red (2002). Directed by Craig R. Baxley, the film stars Lisa Brenner as Ellen Rimbauer, Steven Brand as John Rimbauer, and Tsidii Le Loka as Sukeena.
Thanks Ms. Mod!
Sigh, I am gonna come clean here and throw myself on the mercy of the court. I watched the first 2 nights when it aired then I lost interest and didn't tune in for the final parts.
Perhaps I should give it another shot.
Everybody has their favorites... and that can change, or not....
Just like "Under the Dome" - the second season will be coming up in June 2014 - let's see how many things from the book get changed this year!
Unca Stevie did say that the book was still not long enough in terms of telling the story, or something to the effect of it only covered several days and he wanted it to cover several months, which the show will get to do... (it was in his Entertainment Weekly interview about the show, only going by memory)
I thought we had up to thirty minutes to edit a post, when did it go down to ten?
Anyhoo... I found my copy of the Diary of Ellen Rembauer book...
Yes - I noticed that too - must be more vigilant with the proofreading now! I find that I sometimes do not see a mistake until someone quotes my post when making a comment.
According to Ridley Pearson on the DVD commentary track (The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer), King rewrote Ellen Rimbauer's diary-monologues in this TV movie.
This was a decent movie.
Haven't seen it, though I did see Rose Red....
I liked Rose Red. Liked it when it aired and I purchased it on DVD. I put it in now and again. However I didn't really care for The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer. It wasn't terrible. Just so-so.
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While giving your cat a shot may be difficult for you and the animal at first, remember that practice makes perfect. If you feel at all intimidated by it, it's important to speak to your vet and ask for help in learning the proper way to give an injection at home.
As for the best technique to get your pet to swallow medication, many vets recommend giving pills, capsules or tablets hidden in food. For instance, hiding it in a "meatball" of wet cat food or another treat may help your cat eat it.
If the medicine cannot be taken with food or if a finicky pet is successful in extracting it from the food, you'll have to find another way to get him to swallow it.
According to Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine, you can give your cat a pill by tilting its head back while holding onto the top of it. Often times, the animal's bottom jaw will open when you do this. If not, you'll have to use your fingers to open the mouth.
The next step is to place the pill or tablet as far back in the animal's mouth as possible. This can be made easier by using a "pill popper" - a syringe-like device that helps get the medication into the back of the cat's mouth without putting your hand inside of it.
In order to get your cat to swallow the medicine, either stroke his neck or blow air onto his nose while holding his mouth closed.
The technique for giving a cat a liquid medication is similar. However, instead of placing the medicine in the back of the throat, you want to gently squeeze it, using a syringe or medicine dropper, into the pouch between his cheek and teeth. Again, you can help your pet swallow it by petting his neck or blowing at his nose.
Remember that you should never give your pet medication without checking with a vet about the proper dosage.
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Lorraine M. Mucha
Lorraine M. "Poodie" Mucha, 82, of Dunkirk died unexpectedly Friday morning, Feb. 15, 2013.
She was born June 26, 1930 in Dunkirk, the daughter of the late Frank and Vivian (Zappie) Pagano.
A lifelong Dunkirk resident, Lorraine was a registered nurse at Brooks Memorial Hospital, retiring in 1992.
She was a parishioner of Holy Trinity Church where she sang in the choir.
Lorraine enjoyed playing bridge.
Survivors include her husband, Henry F. Mucha, whom she married July 12, 1952; three daughters, Karen (Terry) Kaus of Darien Center, NY, Sharon (Bill) Walawender of Virginia Beach, Va., and Mary (Peter) Smith of Dunkirk; one son, Daniel (Charity) Mucha of Cassadaga; six grandchildren; five great- grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Anita Heminger.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial which will be celebrated Monday morning at 10 o'clock in Holy Trinity Church. Calling hours will be held Sunday from 2-6 p.m. at the McGraw-Kowal Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.


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Sunriver Resort - A "World's Best Conference" Location
Executive Travel Magazine has just come out with the "World's Best Conference Resorts" and Sunriver Resort is listed as #9. We are very pleased, but not surprised.
Sunriver Resort meetings have always been different – corporate gatherings, incentive vacations and association meetings are just a little more fun when they are held among the pine trees at the base of the Cascade Mountains.
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Commencement Accessibility Guide for Agganis Arena at Boston University
The Agganis Arena offers the following services to guests with disabilities. Graduates or their guests planning to attend any of the commencement events at the Agganis Arena at Boston University who may need special accommodations on the basis of disability should contact Samantha Lampron, Conference Services and Events, at 617-747-6168 or email@example.com by May 2. Guests are encouraged to provide as much advance notice as possible prior to the start of an event to help ensure that their request for special assistance may be met.
Accessible Seating
The Agganis Arena offers accessible and companion seating located on the concourse and event levels for all events (accessible seating locations are subject to change based on the seating configuration for various events). Contact Conference Services and Events, at 617-747-6168 by May 2 if you require accessible and companion seating.
Drop-Off Location/Main Lobby Entrance
The accessible drop-off location is located on the corner of Harry Agganis Way and Commonwealth Avenue. The main lobby entrance is accessible to guests with disabilities as are all arena entrances, hallways, and pathways.
Accessible parking spaces are available in all parking lots associated with the arena. A parking map is available for your assistance.
Guests with disabilities receive preferential access to elevators during all arena events. The Agganis Arena has four passenger elevators: two in the southeast corner of the arena serving Lot A and one each in the southwest and northwest corners of the arena providing access from the arena lobby to the concourse level.
All public restrooms are equipped with accessible sinks, stalls, and amenities. There are 15 public restrooms located throughout the arena. Nine public restrooms are located on the concourse level, four are located on the entry level, and two are located on the event level. All public restrooms are equipped with baby-changing stations and are accessible to guests in wheelchairs.
The arena has two public pay phones adjacent to the main lobby ticket box office. All the public pay phones are accessible to guests in wheelchairs and one is equipped for TTY/TDD use.
Assisted Listening Devices (ALD)
Assisted listening devices are free of charge and available for all events courtesy of Guest Services, located in the northeast section of the arena on the concourse level. For security purposes, a valid driver's license or major credit card is required and will be returned when the listening devices are returned to Guest Services. A text messaging service is also available in which the announcements are sent to a handheld device for the guest to read. This service is free of charge but requires the guest to give 48 hours notice prior to event. In addition to ALD, transcribed text from the ceremony will be projected onto the video screens in the arena.
Service Animals
Service animals that assist guests with disabilities are welcome in the arena. Service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times. Contact Conference Services and Events, at 617-747-6168 or email Samantha Lampron at firstname.lastname@example.com by May 2 if you intend to bring a service animal to an event so an aisle seat may be reserved for you.


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Built in 1977, the James J. McCann Center is called home by the Marist men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball programs. Additionally, the building's versatility makes it a highly-used practice venue by many of Marist's varsity teams. The building's namesake, James J. McCann (1880-1969), was a Poughkeepsie native and a strong supporter of Marist Athletics. Generous support from his charitable trust made the building's construction possible. Arguably one of the loudest basketball facilities in the MAAC, the McCann Arena provides a true home court advantage to the Red Foxes.
2011 Renovation
In September of 2011, the field house area of the McCann Center was re-branded as McCann Arena after a summer which saw significant construction take place in the entire building. Renovations were made to add space in the lobby and restrooms. A new maple floor covers the entire space within the arena. Three wood basketball practice courts were installed, and six state-of-the-art Spalding baskets were purchased through the generosity of the Red Fox Club
New seating was installed throughout the arena. A total of 1,244 chairback seats, measuring 21 inches in width, were installed on the East and West sidelines. A total of 122 chairback seats were also added to the south end of the arena. The band and student section were moved to the north end of the arena, placing them in closer proximity to the visiting team's bench. The capacity of the arena maintains its previous listing of 3,200.
Two new 10' x 15' Daktronics LED video boards were installed in the Northeast and Southwest corners of the arena. A third LED display measuring 40 feet in length will reside at the scorer's table on the East side of McCann Arena. A state-of-the-art control room was constructed on the second level of the McCann Center providing not only a space to control all three video boards on the day of the game and for special events. All video boards have the capability to broadcast live video, replays, animations, graphics, statistics, scoring and time. The video boards were purchased from Daktronics, who offers the most complete line of electronic scoreboards and display products of any company in the world. Daktronics features video displays at some of the nation's premier venues including the New Meadowlands Stadium and Prudential Center.
A television platform was also added, which overlooks center court and is located at the top of the west side of the arena. The new platform provides clear sight lines for television cameras to operate.
The first contest held in the renovated arena took place on Sept. 23, 2011, when Marist volleyball hosted Fairfield.
In January of 2011, construction began on a new 11,660 square-foot addition to the James J. McCann Center exclusively for the men's and women's basketball programs. The facility is connected to the south end of the McCann Center. The men's and women's basketball addition was designed by the prestigious architectural firm of Robert A. Stern and opened in September 2011. Features of the facility include:
As part of the renovations, a hospitality suite was added above center court and will be used for special events throughout the basketball season.
The Red Fox Den is a hospitality area situated within the McCann Center. This space, utilized by the athletic department's booster club, provides a place for individuals to meet and socialize before, during and after home basketball games. Located on the second level of the McCann Center, with large windows overlooking the court, it is a prime location that is a benefit to Red Fox Club members. The Den opens an hour and a half prior to every home game and is also open at half-time and after the game.
The Den includes a cash bar with soda, beer and wine. Marist's head coaches make an appearance at the conclusion of every men's and women's basketball home game to break down the team's performance and answer questions that members may have.
Division I basketball was introduced to the McCann Center during the 1981-82 season. On December 4, 1981 the Marist men's basketball team entered Division I play in style with an 88-80 overtime win over Westchester College. The next night Marist topped Fairleigh Dickinson 83-71 to win the Greater Poughkeepsie Auto Dealer's Classic.
The women's basketball program likewise entered Division I play during the 1981-82 season at the McCann Center. The women's first Division I game in the McCann Center took place on November 18, 1981 against SUNY Purchase. The Red Foxes dominated the game and won by a score of 81-24.
The first season of Marist volleyball within the McCann Field House took place in 1984. The program began things with a triangular match versus Iona and St. Thomas Aquinas on Sept. 22, 1984. Marist would meet this challenge by defeating Iona 2-1 and St. Thomas Aquinas 2-0.
A maple floor was originally donated by Marist standout and former NBA All-Star Rik Smits '88 to his alma mater. An unforeseen mishap occurred to the floor when a softball errantly struck a sprinkler-head located above the court, thus warping and ruining the surface. This freak accident saw Smits step up to the plate and re-donate a second floor only two years later, which was used until the 2011 renovations took place.
A significant number of transformations have taken place over the years. In 1998, 18 Musco 1,500-watt metal halide light fixtures were installed to supplement the existing lighting scheme. Another capital improvement also occurred in 1998 when two new Daktronics scoreboards, a player statistics display board, electronic message center and three-sided shot clocks were installed. During the 2005-06 season, the installation of a new public address and sound system was completed. A new set of bleachers for the student section were added to the south end, which were replaced in the 2011 renovations.
Memorable Moments
Special Events
McCann Arena also serves as a pivotal facility for College and special events. Hosting functions ranging from commencement activities to large-scale theatrical and concert productions is a frequent role for this venue. Concerts featuring artists such as Michelle Branch, Rusted Root, Third Eye Blind, Everclear, The All-American Rejects, Gym Class Heroes, New Found Glory/Good Charlotte, Guster, Train, and the B-52s have all played the McCann Arena. The McCann Arena has also featured speakers like Maya Angelou, Elie Wiesel, America's Most Wanted John Walsh, and Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina.


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Ages 4–12. Family tours are followed by related hands-on art projects led by professional artists. Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
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Saturday, July 20: From the Exotic to the Mystical: Textile Treasures from the Permanent Collection
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (614 votes).
In short: Good race, so many supporters and good marshallingIn full: Overall, really good race, it was too hot for my liking but that's nothing to do with the organising.The only thing I'm puzzled with is the course on both on my garmin and endomondo showed 13.2m not 13.1m so even though it's not a big deal, the 100meters costs in terms on of 30 seconds or so, so really adds to your time.Pros:Very well marshalledSo many supporters and great how the course loops down the high street twice so you get double cheers which is greatGood valueCons:Course length wasn't quite 13.1ma bit of congestion at water station 2 - because it was a hot day, everyone was stopping for water and it got really congested, runners bumping into everyone and also waiting to get a cup of waterGreat finish in the park for friends and family waiting for their runnersDate of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Fantastic local support + lovely raceIn full: Did this race last year and weather couldn't have been more different, hot and sunny - not best for running but made for great atmosphere. Lovely route along country lanes, really well supported by the locals, much improved finish and great marshals. Recommended.Date of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Great race again but what have they done to the medal?In full: This is my local HM and starts around 10 minutes walk from my house. I got a PB last year but was running with a cold today so was 10 minutes slower. Marshals and onlookers very supportive and it was a beautiful day which wasn't good for fast times but helped a lovely atmosphere.But what a disappointment at the finish. The medals in the last three years have been bespoke, really nice ones. Reading really raised its game this year, but for some reason Fleet went down a cheap route - it may not matter to lots of runners but if you are running your first HM you really want a special medal for it. What a shame - otherwise a perfect event.Date of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Fantastic race with great organisation and enthusiastic crowds!In full: Fantastic race.....after last years freezing cold / drizzle - 20C and full sun was a shock to the system! Great organisation and large crowds made this as always a very enjoyable race. Well done to the organisers.Date of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Well organised race on a course without too many hillsIn full: The organisation and marshalling was excellent; the route was a mixture of town and countryside but there was loads of support. The announcer was also very good at encouraging people in to the finish. The course is accurately described as undulating, but none of the climbs are very long so still good for a PB.Date of review: March 16, 2014
In short: Wet and well supported halfIn full: Really wet day meant it was hard to get ready as there was no space left in the marquee, but meant. You wanted to get round quickly to get out of the rain! Couple of hills added a bit of spice...Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: pace yourself for the hillsIn full: excellent support and well organised.It was wet and the only down point was the track and grass for the finish.lots of support in the town and even in the rural there were people at 7 miles offering jelly babiesDate of review: March 24, 2013
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In short: Fast, very gently undulating course, not too crowded at the start - picturesque middle part of the course outside Fleet, good support inside FleetDate of review: March 23, 2013
In short: Excellent race, terrible conditions this year but a PB brightened my dayIn full: This race has everything going for it. It's professional organised but not too big and busy. I find the course to be fast, the roads are closed and the support along the route is great even on a really wet and miserable morning.Date of review: March 22, 2013
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Balanced Translocation
We are all made up of cells that contain our genetic information, or DNA, which determines at conception how we will develop, how our bodies will function and what we will look like. Compact spools of DNA are called chromosomes, which enable our genes to fit into the nucleus of each of our cells. Normally, we have 46 chromosomes in each cell; 23 from our mothers and 23 from our fathers. When fertilization occurs, the two sets of chromosomes join together to form 23 pairs for a total of 46 chromosomes. If a person has the correct number of chromosomes, but their pieces are joined up incorrectly, he or she has what is called a balanced translocation.
When a person has a balanced translocation, his or her chances of having a healthy pregnancy and baby depend on which chromosomes each egg or sperm contains. For example, if the woman has a balanced translocation, she has the two normal chromosomes, as well as a copy of each that contain the translocated information. If a woman's egg contains the normal chromosomes, her baby will be normal. If the egg has both translocated chromosomes, the baby will be normal, but will have the same translocation as the mother.
One in 500 people are thought to carry a chromosome translocation, but there may be no symptoms if it is a balanced translocation. However, it can also be unbalanced. An unbalanced translocation occurs when there is extra or missing genetic information. If a woman's egg, for example, has one normal chromosome and one translocated chromosome, it will result in an extra part of one chromosome and a missing part of the other. An unbalanced translocation such as this can lead to recurrent miscarriages and severe birth defects.
To better understand the difference between balanced and unbalanced translocation, imagine a part of chromosome 21 has attached itself to chromosome 14. In a balanced translocation, the person has a smaller than normal chromosome 21 with a piece broken off, a normal second chromosome 21, a chromosome 14 with the broken piece of 21 attached, and a normal chromosome 14. The person appears completely normal and suffers no related health problems. If this person wants to have children, however, there are several possibilities that could affect the outcome of the pregnancy.
The cause of translocation is not well understood, though it has been linked to radiation exposure. There are a wide range of medical problems that may result from the condition, including leukemia, breast cancer, schizophrenia, muscular dystrophy and Down's Syndrome. The related health problems suffered by a person with translocation depend on which part of which chromosome is moved to where.


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News News site: Czech tourists, part of group attacked in Ethiopia, home safe
A group of six tourists from Slovakia and four from the Czech Republic was attacked while traveling in southern Ethiopia on November 7, news site iDnes reported with confirmation from Czech Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Irena Valentová. A group of six attackers threw rocks at their vehicle, then shot and killed the group's Ethiopian driver and guide. The attackers then robbed the tourists at gunpoint. None of the Czechs were hurt but one of the Slovaks suffered injury. All of the Czechs have since safely returned home, Ms Valentová confirmed.
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Strýcová and Plíšková advance to fourth round of Australian Open
Czech tennis player Barbora Strýcová has advanced to the fourth round at the Australian Open, after beating Caroline Garcia of France 6:2 and 7:5. Strýcová will next face the six-time Australian Open Champion and world number two Serena Williams, who knocked out her fellow American Nicole Gibbs 6:1, 6:3. Another Czech, Karolina Plíšková, has also reached the fourth round after beating Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia 4:6, 6:0 and 10:8.
Foreign Minister Zaorálek: Czech-German declaration still relevant today
The Czech-German declaration, which was signed 20 years ago to the day, enabled the countries to cooperate and to look into the future, Foreign Minister Lubomír Zaorálek told the Czech News Agency on Saturday. The significance of the declaration, in which the leaders of both countries pledged not to burden bilateral relations by controversial issues from the past, is still relevant today. Thanks to the agreement, Czech and Germans are not just neighbors, but also significant partners, Mr Zaorálek has said.
Cold spell to last until end of January
The current spell of cold weather is set to continue until the end of January, according to a regular monthly forecast issued by the Czech Hydro-Meteorological Institute on Saturday. During the next week, temperatures are expected to remain below zero, while the following three-week period is expected to get a little bit warmer. Snow-fall levels will remain below average for the time of year.
Koukalová takes bronze in mass start race in Anterselva
Biathlete Gabriela Koukalová came third in the women's mass start event in Italy`s Anterselva on Saturday. Koukalová is now second in the overall rankings, 105 points behind Germany's Laura Dahlmeier, who finished in the second place. The race was won by Nadine Horchler of Germany.
Two hundred people attend Love Trumps Hate gathering in Prague
Around two hundred people gathered on Prague`s Wenceslas Square on Sunday to attend the Love Trumps Hate rally, a sister event to the Women`s March in Washington. Dozens of demonstrations are being held across the US and the rest of the world, including Tokyo, Sydney and Paris, in support of women, minority groups and immigrants in the wake of Donald Trump's inauguration as 45th President of the United States. "The rally affirms our commitment to protecting the rights, safety, and health of our children, families, and communities, including those individuals from politically and socially marginalized demographics," the organizers of the Prague event said in a press release.
Smog alert remain in place in large part of Czech Republic
A smog alert alert remains in place in ten regions of the Czech Republic, where more than double the permissible limit for airborne dust particles have been recorded. People with chronic lung-related problems and heart condition as well as elderly people and children have been recommended to stay indoors and authorities have also appealed to drivers to curb their travels. Situation has worsened in Prague, Central Bohemia and Olomouc region, where the biggest polluters were asked to scale down production.
Head of Confederation of Political Prisoners Naděžda Kavalírová dies at 93
The head of the Confederation of Political Prisoners, Naděžda Kavalírová, has died at the age of 93. Mrs Kavalírová was actively involved in the resistance against the Communist regime. After the Communist takeover in 1948 she was expelled from the Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague because of her membership in the National Socialist Party. In 1956 she was convicted of treason, and espionage and spent three years in prison. Since 2003, Mrs. Kavlírová was the chairwoman of the Confederation of Political Prisoners and between the years 2007 and 2013 she also headed the Institute for the Study of Totalitarian Regimes.
Right-wing parties file joint complaint against amendment to air pollution law
MPS from the center-right Civic Democrat and TOP09 parties have filed a joint complaint with the Constitutional Court against an amendment to the air pollution law which enables local authorities to check what households are burning in their stoves. The law is to put off people burning waste, such as PET bottles, which significantly contributes to air pollution in many Czech towns and villages. While environment activists have welcomed the move, right-wing parties claim it violates individual freedom and is an invasion into people's privacy. They particularly oppose the fact that the authorities can enter people's homes without a legal warrant from a court.
Charter 77 signatories ask government to speak out in support of human rights in China
The signatories of the Charter 77 human rights manifesto have asked the Czech government to speak out in support of human rights in China. The appeal was made in an open letter to Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka shortly after he proclaimed that he and his government stood up for the values that Charter 77 defended. The road to democracy would have been much more difficult without the courageous stances, persistent effort as well as the suffering of Charter 77 signatories, Mr. Sobotka said on the 40th anniversary of the launch of the Charter 77 manifesto earlier this month. Over 160 of the original signatories have now asked the prime minister to follow up his words with actions, and come out in defence of human right in China.
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The weekend should bring extremely cold weather with clear to partly cloudy skies and day temperatures at around – 6 degrees Celsius. Night time lows could drop to – 18 degrees in places.


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Is the shortest distance between two points all that life is about? The City Repair Project doesn't think so. They're helping people imagine and create lively public spaces–starting with your local intersection.
Portland, Ore. is the home of the Village Building Convergence, an annual event that draws on the power and creativity of neighbors to build the places they'd like to live.
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution campaign passionately calls for Americans to think about their relationship with food. By being food smart, he is convinced we and our children will live longer.
Danny Goldfield's NYChildren project captures images of kids from every country, residing in New York City. The spirit of the project has become more than just pictures.
The Fun Theory holds that "something as simple as fun is the easiest way to change people's behavior for the better."
YES! Magazine board chair David Korten speaks about his life's work, and what drew him to become involved with YES! Magazine.
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(BEIJING, CHINA) - The youngest member of the United States Olympic Boxing Team, light welterweight Javier Molina (Commerce, Calif.) nearly made his trip to Beijing a family affair as twin brother Oscar won a spot on the Mexican Olympic Team. Yet Oscar fell one victory short of qualifying internationally, and Javier will compete in Beijing without his twin brother.
The close-knit Molina family will arrive in China in time for Molina's first bout and they talk often by phone. Yet Molina continues to focus on his dream of winning Olympic gold, and despite only being 18-years-old, the California teenager has remained focused on the upcoming competition. He took a few minutes prior to his second to last sparring session to share his feelings on the upcoming Olympics.
1. How are you feeling now just a couple days out from the Opening Ceremonies?
I'm excited, I'm focused. I'm trying to get every single detail of my boxing perfected so I can go out there and perform.
2. How has being on the ground here in China affected your training?
Besides my being more focused, it really hasn't affected it that much. We are on the same schedule and we have been doing the same things we have the past couple of months.
3. What is the most challenging part of being here in Beijing?
Waiting, it seems like it has been taking forever. I guess because we came so early, I thought it would go by a little faster. It's been taking forever, but now it's almost here.
4. What is your favorite thing about China so far?
Staying at the Olympic Village with Olympians from all the different countries and being able to communicate with them.
5. What was the one thing you wanted to make sure you brought to China?
6. What is a typical day like here for you in Beijing?
Wake up, go to plyometrics and get a little rest or call my family back at home. Go workout in the afternoon and go back and relax and try to stay focused.
7. Are any family and friends coming to China to support you?
My parents, three of my brothers (including twin brother Oscar), my coach and his wife, and my brother's wife as well as another friend from the gym.
8. What does being an Olympian mean to you?
It means a lot to me. Since I was a little kid, I've been watching the Olympics and the opening ceremony so being in this position I'm in now, I want to make sure to take advantage of it.
9. What is your favorite thing to eat here?
10. What can people expect to see from you when you finally take the ring at the Workers Indoor Arena?
I'm going to go in there and give it 100%, I'm going to give it my all, I'm not going to back down.


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Publicize Hiring Process For Superintendent
Five years ago, a poor hiring process still led the Jamestown Public Schools district to the right superintendent.
Deke Kathman, like Ray Fashano before him, has served the district and its taxpayers well. Kathman didn't inherit an easy job. Running an impoverished, small-city school district in 2013 is a difficult job. His replacement will have huge shoes to fill.
If you remember, there was little public discussion of the superintendent search until, suddenly, the board announced it had agreed to a contract with Kathman, a longtime assistant superintendent in the district. As the Jamestown Public Schools district embarks on the search process to replace Kathman, we hope the process will be much more transparent. The district has already said a student and community interview team will be part of the search. That is all well and good, but it is hard for an interview team to represent a community as diverse as Jamestown. The city's schools run the gamut of limited English-speaking students to honors students, students from less-afluent families to students whose families will have no problem paying for college.
It is understandable, up to a certain point, that superintendent candidates want to remain hidden. There are practical concerns for them involving their current jobs and their families. But, when candidates rise to the final stage of a search process, there must be a way for the public to have some knowledge of the candidates and to say their piece.
Having a public interview of the final candidates is likely to be far too messy to be practical, but there is an easy solution that protects candidates and gives the public an opportunity to engage in the debate. Make resumes of the final three candidates public. Allow those interested in the search to come to the district's administration building to view the information. Then, at the board meeting before a decision would be made, allow the public to speak about those final three candidates.
The candidates' privacy is still protected. The public gets the opportunity to have its voice heard. Everybody wins.
Jamestown got lucky five years ago when it had the right man for the job right under its nose. We don't want the district to press its luck again.


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The Most 'Def Awards
It's Oscar time! And since no one on the Sound & Vision staff actually belongs to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (our applications keep getting kicked back to us), we're celebrating this past year's best pictures our own way -- by declaring which films actually have the best pictures . . . and sound! Of course, no video format delivers them better than high def discs (Blu-ray and HD DVD), so . . .
Welcome to S&V 's first annual Most 'Def Awards, celebrating the best in high definition discs, both motion pictures and television (we're a little like the Golden Globes that way -- but without the drunken celebrities).
We're bestowing our trophy ("The Golden Disc") to winners in a dozen categories; everything from Deepest Blacks to Best Detail to Best High-Def Disc.
Want to know which of this past annum's entertainment software are most worthy of your $5,000 plasma and your 7.1 channel surround system? Click on the image above to see our Gallery of Champions.


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Et Cetera …
Fair won't waste cash
The Martin County Fair is a popular, successful event. The fair's board of directors is right to be leery of getting involved in trying to save the Fairmont Raceway.
The races are a local tradition, but one that is suffering from declining interest. The fair board is seeking a raceway promoter to oversee things, but that search is running up against the spring startup of the races, if they are to be held at all.
The fair board does not want to subsidize the races. That makes sense. Racing should stand on its own.
Absurd street policy
Blue Earth City Council this week responded to citizen protests related to street work on Highland Drive. The council was right to not add a walking path/parking lane. But on another request of the public – maintaining a grassy plot in the middle of the cul-de-sac – we don't know what the city is thinking.
Children play on the grassy island, something that seems extraordinarily irresponsible for parents and the city to allow. Also, snowplows must work around this strange little green space. The city needs to rethink this unsafe, inefficient decision.
Can't schools decide?
What is wrong with our society? Why does every "problem" require a top-down "solution" imposed by the federal government. Its latest order is to tell schools they cannot sell candy or sugary pop in vending machines, and that a la carte lunch menu items must be healthier.
Can't local schools, parents and students make these decisions?
Eating poorly is a personal choice that can be modified by good parenting and good information about nutrition and exercise. Busybodies should be forced to start with the premise that they must convince other people to change.
Wise choice essential
The state of Iowa has a budget surplus. Should it go back to taxpayers or be used by government? We lean toward the tax rebate, but would add a caveat: If the funds go toward vital infrastructure projects, this would save taxpayers interest costs in the long run. Infrastructure – roads, bridges, etc. – also makes the state a better place to live and work, and is attractive to industry.
We do not believe the funds should be used to start new programs. These create a long-term financial obligation that will grow over time.
So: Give it back or spend it wisely.


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Thanksgiving: Everything You Need
Students will see beyond the kids table as they research the significance of Thanksgiving.
Discussion Guides, Book Resources
A Journey to the New World Discussion Guide
Grades: 3–5
Through Remember Patience Whipple's diary, students get to join the pilgrims and experience their Atlantic crossing, their settling in Plimoth,...
Turkey Centerpiece Craft
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5
These colorful Thanksgiving centerpieces, which display what students are most thankful for, offer adults an easy way to include children in the...
Lesson Plans, Book Resources
Giving Thanks: The 1621 Harvest Feast Lesson Plan
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Using the book Giving Thanks: The 1621 Harvest Feast, students will learn about feasts shared by English settlers and Wampanoag Indians...
Thanksgiving Teaching Resources
Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Websites, teaching ideas, and relevant children's books on the Pilgrims and Wampanoags
The Thanksgiving Lesson
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12
Not every teacher would take first graders to homeless shelters or to visit the mayor's office. I do.
Lesson Plans
Thanksgiving Lessons for Grades 6-8
Grades: 6–8
With Common Core-aligned lesson plans, your students will explore the relationships between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag, including their...
Lesson Plans, Activities and Games
Colonial Customs
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5
Students explore the customs of 17th century Pilgrims and Wampanoag people with these three learning activities.
Lesson Plans, Book Resources
Books for Teaching the First Thanksgiving
Grades: PreK–K
This teacher-created book list includes tips for classroom use.
Spotlight on Thanksgiving Books
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8
A selection of List Exchange Book Lists created by teachers, reading experts, and Scholastic editors to help celebrate the season.
Book Lists
Thanksgiving Recommended Books
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2, 3–5, 6–8
Recommended books for grades K–8 about Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Fact Hunt
Grades: 3–5, 6–8
Students will explore Scholastic's The First Thanksgiving online activity as they complete this printable fact hunt. Use the accompanying Teacher...
Discussion Guides, Book Resources
Guests Discussion Guide
Grades: 3–5
After reading the Thanksgiving story by Michael Dorris, challenge students with questions about the characters,...
Discussion Guides, Writing Activities, Book Resources
The Journal of Jasper Jonathan Pierce Discussion Guide
Grades: 6–8
Begin a class discussion of the book by Ann Rinaldi, which tells the story of a young orphan's journey on the Mayflower to a new land, where he...
Discussion Guides, Book Resources
The Mud Pony Discussion Guide
Grades: 3–5
Try these discussion prompts for the tale of a Pawnee boy who longs for a pony, by author Caron Lee Cohen.
Extension Activities, Book Resources
Guests Extension Activity
Grades: 3–5
Students participate in a group project after reading Guests by Michael Dorris.
Crafts, Lesson Plans
Make an "I'm Thankful For..." Placemat
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Teach students the meaning of Thanksgiving through poetry by helping them make placemats adorned with their pictures and lines from a poem.
Lesson Plans, Book Resources
On the Mayflower Lesson Plan
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Students will learn to identify and describe events as they create models or drawings of the Mayflower.
Lesson Plans
Tracing Our Own Family Pilgrimages
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Students track their ancestors' voyages to America in this Thanksgiving lesson plan focused on diverse cultural heritages.
Lesson Plans, Book Resources
'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving Lesson Plan
Grades: PreK–K, 1–2
Students will enjoy performing the humorous story of 'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving while practicing public speaking skills like...
1620s Daily Life
Grades: 1–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12
A Pilgrim interpreter and a modern day Wampanoag Native American describe traditional food, games, and what life was like in the 1620s.


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Our work to build healthy communities, families and individuals is at the heart of Mercy Corps' vision for social change. By partnering with a range of partners, from village health committees to government agencies, we help build the means to improve maternal, newborn and child health, ensure proper nutrition and combat infectious diseases.
All stories about Health
A Family's Hope for Good Health
Afghanistan: CHWs: A Foundation for Healthier Afghan Communities
Afghanistan: One Lucky Woman In Hazarjuft
Bakhtawar is sitting on a bed in the female in-patient ward of Hazarjuft Hospital in Helmand, Afghanistan. Her name means "lucky woman" but she has been anything but lucky when it comes to preganancy and health.
Reaching the Farthest Child
Kosovo: A mother and child of mercy
Tina is Albanian. She met her Albanian Kosovar husband Ishmet during her nursing training in Albania and they moved back to his family home in Istog in northern Kosovo. It was a painful time for Tina.
Afghanistan: Building a Community of Participation
"Self-sustaining" and "community empowerment" are two terms found in almost every humanitarian assistance plan. Overused and sometimes overlooked, they represent the cornerstone of long-term success.
Afghanistan: Master Trainers
On the inhospitable border, nicknamed "No Man's Land", between Pakistan and Afghanistan, a husband and wife team is working to improve the lives of Afghan refugee families flowing to and from Pakistan. Parveen and Syed Safdar are Master Trainers for Mercy Corps.
Afghanistan: A Never-Ending Struggle
Physical disabilities are rampant among the refugees of Afghanistan. In the camps and villages are the stark visual reminders of the toll that war and lack of access to basic healthcare has taken on these people. Men, women and children are all victims of this tragedy.
Afghanistan: The Women of the Katchi Abadis
Tucked into the dark and dirty corners of Quetta - the capital of Pakistan's poorest province, Balochistan - are hints of a refugee tragedy that has received little notice and even less assistance: The plight of the urban Afghan refugee.
Pakistan: Hope Springs Eternal


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Pick your battlesPosted Friday, April 20, 2012, at 11:29 AM
Some evenings when I manage to take the time to read these blogs, I am amused, aggravated, frustrated....and more. All to different degrees. Some times I think "Do you have any idea how uneducated that comment looks?" "..... how ridiculous that sounds?" "...... how wrong you are?" I put my cursor in the comment box to make wonderfully profound statements, that to me, are going to make such sense, I could solve the World's problems. I start to type, and hesitate, backspace...type, backspace. And then, I just decide, if they don't see sense now, no matter their age, or how they were raised, they aren't going to listen to me. And that's been shown from time to time. Basically, I decide "Jessie, pick your battles" My battle, is to have my life, and help to teach kids that this IS a great Country to live in. We have freedoms. We have diversity. The old values, are still of ultimate value. Patriotism isn't just OK, it's necessary. Faith is how you live, live it. You are nothing if not Loyal. Think quickly, speak slowly, mean what you say, say what you mean. Expect and accept consequences for what you do. Love Freely and Generously.
My blog is about sharing the beauty. Beauty of Life, Mountain Home, Idaho, America.....and well, just what I think is beautiful. There is a reason I chose the name, and the topic. While some want to bicker and 'be right' I hope I can remind us all, that we are here, and should fight for these rights, lives, and the lives of our up and coming future.
With that thought in mind......
I spend as much time as I can behind a camera. The images I capture are often timeless. These same things were happening hundreds of years ago...and will hopefully be for hundreds more to come.
This is last Saturday, we've saddled up, and are both heading over to start shooting. Wayne, with his rope, me with my camera. These first shots were taken by a friend. She is a young wife of a local rancher, raising little children in this lifestyle. These photos show how I get some of my upclose shots. Many of the shots would be impossible, if I was on the 'other side of the fence' but, horseback, I'm safe enough to be in the midst of the meelee.... and it's tons more fun!
It just makes it so much easier to be right out there, when I'm horseback. I can move quicker and be out of the way, when needed.
Beamer provides a resting post from time to time.
The rest of these are my photos.We are getting ready to start, just gathering together, chatting and catching up.
These kids will grow up knowing the value of really hard work, and really fun fun. And be able to appreciate both as necessary.
Here, Wayne is giving a toddler a ride. She also will know hard work and great fun.
The newborn is less than a month old. She'll grow up knowing her family works hard, and appreciates friends who come to help and play.
Marshmallow has found herself another Palomino friend!
Let the branding/roping begin!
Father and Son
Watching these first two guys rope together is an amazing site to see. Slow and precise, with as least amount of stress to the stock as possible. I love watching, and it was cool they were both on Palominos for my photos.
Pretty loops are thrown
Then we break for lunch. One of the most amazing things about these events, where people come together to help one another, is the FOOD. It's just about always home cooked, and DELICIOUS! Talk Tailgating!
Horse enjoy their break too
Kids have a job also. This little guy is in charge of making sure everyone has a plate. He takes it seriously, and it makes him feel important. He'll always remember this.
More visiting and happy times. Times like this, it seems like there are no problems in the world. Just beautiful skies, landscapes and the life we love
They could be home playing video games, or plugged into a TV. What do you suppose they'll remember in their later years? I think they will look back and remember that Mom and Dad took them with them, even though it might have been 'easier' not to. We have to work as a group to be vigilant and make sure their safety is always first and foremost. We want them to have long and successful lives and be able to remember that we all loved them.
Back to work. I realize that some of this might seem cruel, and offend you. I have to say, well, it's our life, and our LIVING. Ever had a burger?
This gal is one reason I prefer to be horseback!
We even have some acrobatics! He's picking a rope off of the ground.
This is quite a trick! Going directly from one horse to another!
After Marshamallow works the morning, I get to use her as my seat in the afternoon.
Jeff has changed horses too. I'm excited to see that they are both on Bay/Bald face horses. A matching team! If you ever are invited to go to one of these, whether to help on the ground, or just to watch, you really ought to go. There is a real art to all of this, ...in the entire process. Not to mention FUN!
Nice and Quiet. Horse's head down and relaxed, ears forward, not going fast, calf is caught, but just trotting along, not being dragged. This is how they try to make each shot, if possible.
All the while, the children are a priority. She got one inside her coat too. THAT is a Mom thru and thru.
So, I picked my battle. Engaging in something I love, rather than something I don't..... it's the right choice for me, though I slip once in awhile. This is the life I prefer to be immersed in.
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Hopefully, one day, I will be able to get myself and my horse good enough to come out and do something like that. Looks pretty cool.
-- Posted by KentuckyTransplant on Fri, Apr 20, 2012, at 2:23 PM
It is! Don't have "this goal" in mind remember, have a smaller goal. Little steps. Just maybe come watch!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Fri, Apr 20, 2012, at 2:31 PM
I started to reply to this earlier but couldn't get in on the computer that I was at.
Thank you Jessie for reminding us of the beauty of our world.
It may not seem like it, but God is in Control. I too have been reacting to what I have been reading and quite frankly , I am hoping that my memories will come to the forefront and leave all this other stuff behind.
Pushing boulders up the hill is hard work and guess what? There is God standing behind you, waiting for you to Allow Him to roll that boulder up the hill without any effort at all.
Life is certainly too short to anticipate the worst that can happen while the beautiful things escape your notice.
Thank you again for the beautiful pics.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Sat, Apr 21, 2012, at 12:03 AM
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I am interested in this Community, County, and the beautiful state of Idaho. Most of my photos will be in Idaho, but from time to time, they will be my vacations aay from Idaho. You'll see lots of my Children and Grand children, along with others in my family. Of course there will be horses and horse related things, and things I photo'd horseback.
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Wonderful flavour!
Posted by TrueReviews on Nov 15, 2013
It is really yummy, but after looking at the ingredients I found out it contains sugar. You can have it occasionally though! I incorporated in my muffins and they had a wonderful PB flavour! Click on my username for more reviews! If you thought that this review was helpful please feel free to press the 'yes' button.
Great alternative to high fat peanut butter
Posted by Reviewer2307337 on Sep 15, 2011
This is an excellent idea for the calorie conscious. The texture when mixed with water is quite similar to regular peanut butter minus the oiliness. Taking out the fat does remove some of the peanut buttery flavor so this isn't exactly like regular peanut butter. I will take it though as a nice way to avoid high calorie peanut butter and still get to eat something similar.
Loved it!
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I was totally shocked at how much I loved this. I immediately made some after receiving it and tried it right off the spoon! It is really good and fulfills my need for peanut butter! I am on Weight Watchers and its only 1.5 points per serving! You can't beat that! I will definitely be buying this again..
No mess!!
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I use it in my protein shakes and although it is easier then regular peanut butter, I found the flavor to be a little weak.
Pretty good
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Convenient and tasty, but doesn't impart much flavor if used in baking.
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While PB2 does not taste exactly like Peanut Butter is solves the craving. Here are my favorite ways to use PB2.. 1. add it to a Chocolate Protein smoothie (Pure Protein is my favorite) 2. mix it with Truvia, Baking Coco powder for sort of a faux icing or spread on a rice cake.
Very good!
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Very good taste and nutrition value. I'd be even happier if they'd skip the added sugar.
Not bad at all! ^_^ Worth it!
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Tastes exactly like peanut butter, but less buttery and much MUCH healthier! It's much MUCH lower in calorie and it's good to use it in smoothies/shakes to give the smoothie some PB taste! Definitely the healthier choice! Will get a bigger bottle next time!
less calories
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i ordered it wasn't believing that it will be like the ordinary peanut i used to eat.. but when i blend it with water it really look and taste the same
Taste so good
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I love it. I use it with everything. I will be buying more in the future