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Treeck, O., Pfeiler ,G., Horn, F., Federhofer, B., Houlihan, H., Vollmer, A., and Ortmann, O.
Notes: This study identified two novel transcript variants of the estrogen receptor ERβ that were expressed in the ERα-negative breast cancer cell line MDA-MD-231. These variants were identified after amplification of ERβ transcripts from the breast cancer cell line by RT-PCR. The amplification products were then excised from gels and subcloned into the pTARGET™ Mammalian Expression Vector prior to sequencing. COS1 cells, which do not express the estrogen receptor, were then stably transfected with full-length ERβ or one of the splice variants and the effects on cell proliferation, apoptosis, and estrogen response were evaluated. In COS1 cells expressing either ERβ or the transcript variants cell proliferation decreased and basal apoptosis (caspase 3/7 activity) increased, compared to cells transfected with vector alone. Exposure to therapeutic doses of tamoxifen induced apoptosis in cells expressing the full-length ERβ but not in cells expressing either of the variant isoforms. (3618)
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Notes: The authors investigated the effect of abasic RNA on DNA primer extension by various reverse transcriptase, including those from HIV-1, avian myeloblastosis virus (AMV) and Moloney muring leukemia virus (MMLV) and determined the preference of dNTP incorporation at abasic sites. The authors found that trans-lesion synthesis readily occurs with HIV-1 and to a lesser extent AMV RT, but MMLV RT aborts synthesis. The MMLV used in this study was M-MLV Reverse Transcriptase, RNAse H Minus, from Promega. (3909)
Matter, N. and Konig, H.
Notes: To examine why there are two splicing systems present in multicellular organisms, the authors used morpholino oligomers complementary to the branch-site recognition elements of U2 or U12 small nuclear RNA to specifically suppress the splicing function in EL4 and Jurkat cells. After transfection with the morpholino oligos, the cells were harvested, and total RNA was isolated followed by DNase-treatment. In a 20µl reverse transcription reaction, 0.8µg total RNA was reverse transcribed with 100ng oligo(dT)15 primer and 200 units of M-MLV Reverse Transcriptase, RNase H Minus. PCR was then performed using 5µl of the diluted (1:10) reverse transcriptase reaction with 2.5 units GoTaq® DNA polymerase in a 50µl reaction for 28–31 cycles. (3278)
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Orikoshi, H., Baba, N., Nakayama, S., Kashu, H., Miyamoto, K., Yasuda, M., Inamori, Y. and Tsujibo, H.
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Zhang, S., Day, I.N.M. and Ye, S.
Notes: The SV Total RNA Isolation System was used to isolate total RNA from primary human coronary artery endothelial cells. The isolated RNA was used to make gene array 33P-labeled targets on nylon cDNA microarray filters using Oligo(dT) and M-MLV Reverse Transcriptase, RNase H-. The same material was used for first-strand synthesis in RT-PCR. (2697)
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Legion Cadets - Legion of FrontiersmenEducation Extra Curricular
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Japanese brand Laguna Moon scored bomb shell newly wed Kate Moss for their 5th anniversary catalogue. Kate donned ripped up cut-off shorts and striped sweaters (not a far cry from what she wears every day on the streets of London, huh?) and some cuter asian-market targeted items like a double breasted pea-coat style cape. She rocks flare leg jeans in medium wash, the ultimate must-have cut for the season. While she looks lack-luster as ever in her stance, Kate really brings the clothes to life with zero effort. You can see the behind-the-scenes video of the photo shoot at their official site. The full catalogue is featured here.
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The Fowler-Bonan Foundation's "Clothes for Kids" program will be the beneficiary of a Harrisburg-to-Eldorado Saline County Rails to Trails 1/4 Marathon Run/6.5K Walk set for Saturday, May 25.
The event is being hosted by the Southern Illinois Community Health Coalition, with parking, registration and finish line to be at the Egyptian Health Department on US Route 45 North in Eldorado.
Transportation from the health department to the starting line will be provided by RIDES Mass Transit. Registration starts at 7 a.m. with the events to begin at 8 a.m.
Overall medals will be presented to the top two male/females in each event, and in the age divisions of 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, and 70 / older.
A $20 registration fee includes a guaranteed T-shirt for entrants registered by May 15. Registration forms and more information is available by contacting Jamie Byrd by phone at 618-273-3326, ext. 2155, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or on the Web at www.egyptian.org. Volunteers on race day are also needed.
"We are grateful to the Southern Illinois Community Health Coalition and the Egyptian Health Department for sponsoring this event for our "Clothes for Kids" program," Fowler-Bonan Foundation board chairman Dale Fowler said. "We encourage everyone to come out on May 25 and enjoy this Harrisburg to Eldorado Rails to Trails event."
The Southeastern Illinois Community Health Coalition (SICHC) is a Not For Profit Corporation formed in 2008 with individuals and organizations representing Saline, White and Gallatin Counties. By providing leadership and a unified voice at the local level on all health related issues, the Coalition's mission is to have an active interest in and commitment to improving the health status of the communities in Southeastern Illinois.
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Wasps consolidated their place atop Pool 3 and a home Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-final thanks to a 20-19 win over the Dragons.
Wasps consolidated their place atop Pool 3 and a home Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-final thanks to a 20-19 win over the Dragons.
The visitors were already assured of a place in the play-offs, but missed out on a valuable bonus point that would've improved their ranking for the next round.
The Dragons hit the front first courtesy of an early penalty from former Wasps full-back Tom Prydie, before Nick Robinson levelled proceedings in the 21st minute.
Daniel Evans then crossed the whitewash for the home side with Prydie adding the conversion to give his side a handy 10-3 lead.
Robinson cut the deficit to four points with his second penalty of the night and was then on hand to add the extras to a penalty try on the stroke of half-time that gave Wasps the lead for the first time in the match.
However, the Dragons had the final say of the first half courtesy of another Prydie kick.
Wasps then stretched their lead to 20-16 just before the hour when Robinson converted his own try.
Steffan Jones came off the bench to kick the home side to within a point of their opponents with five minutes left to play, but they were unable to find another score to snatch the victory.
Meanwhile, Perpignan became the fourth side to qualify for the Amlin Challenge Cup quarter-finals after recording a comprehensive 40-22 victory over Femi-CZ Rovigo at the Stade Aimé Giral.
The French giants had the four-try bonus point in the bag by half-time, meaning the comeback that Rovigo needed to help prolong Worcester's qualification hopes was never on the cards.
Even if the English outfit pick up maximum points against Bizkaia Gernika RT on Sunday, Perpignan will pip them to top spot in Pool 2 as they scored more tries in their double header back in December.


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My son and his lovely wife will be hosting Christmas dinner again this year.
A new tradition began a couple of years ago that my wife and I happily embrace. There are many reasons we gladly go to my son's house. There is the 15-pound prime rib roast, the two grand daughters, the 15-pound prime rib roast, my son's in-laws who we just love, the 15-pound prime rib roast and great conversation. Oh, and did I mention the fabulous prime rib roast my son has gotten so good at roasting?
Well, it's a fine event with fond memories. I do remember last year's rib roast, perfectly rare, just warm and very pink in the center. Yes, yes, the grand daughters were just little dolls all afternoon and being so young they don't eat much rib roast leaving more for me.
Ah yes, I'll be schlepping along a dish my self. One of my son's in-laws favorites, and mine too, Fire Roasted Sweet Corn Custard. I published this recipe back in the sweet corn season but since I'm making it for Christmas I thought I'd encourage my readers to consider it for your table too. You can make it a couple of hours ahead and allow it to rest at room temperature until serving time. Yep, it can be served at room temperature.
To fire roast the corn you need a gas cook top, electric just will not do. First remove the entire husk and as much of the corn silk as possible. Turn on your one of your gas burners and place a couple of ears of corn over the flame long enough to slightly blacken the edges of the kernels. When one section of the ear is roasted turn it with a pair of tongs and fire roast the next section until the whole ear is just a little blackened.
Fire Roasted Sweet Corn CustardServes 12 to 15
32 oz heavy cream16 oz whole milk6 ears sweet corn cut off the cob6 ears sweet corn, fire roasted and cut from the cob3 eggs, beaten12 egg yolks, beaten3 Tbl sugar1/2 tsp salt1/2 tsp white pepper
In a large pot bring cream and milk to a simmer, add the NON-fire roasted corn kernels and cook for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool. A little at a time add mixture to a food processor or blender and puree. When done whisk in all the rest of the ingredients.
Pour into a 9 x 13 x 2 baking pan and bake at 300 degrees until just set, about 50 minutes or more, depending upon your oven.
Be sure to use one of your best looking 9 x13 x 2 pans as you will be serving in the same pan as you baked the custard. This is a beautiful dish and your whole family will just love it!


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Seychelles Jumpin the Broom Sandal
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Be the belle of the ball in this darling satin sandal from Seychelles. Perfect for your big day, the Jumping the Broom evening sandal will add the whimsical, romantic touch you are looking for.
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"I have about 4 pairs of Seychelles and I love all of them, they are all so comfortable and these are no different! Dancing and jumping around in them is no problem-- they are the most comfortable heals I have ever warn and they look so cute too!"
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Mezlan Dolcetto Loafer
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Luxurious leather and exquisite details are the hallmarks of Mezlan footwear. The Dolcetto penny loafer is the perfect complement to your best slacks.
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Splat Rebellious Colors Hair Coloring Kit
- Overview
- Ingredients
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- Semi permanent hair "paint"
- Complete kit includes: Color, Bleach and Peroxide
- Lasts up to 6 weeks
- Shocking, extreme, expressive colors
- Choose from Blue envy, Pink Fetish, Luscious Raspberries and Lusty Lavender
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Splat Rebellious Colors Hair Coloring Kit creates a Splat of Rebellious Color!...Be expressive, be shocking, be extreme! The possibilities are endless!
Bleach ingredients: Ammonium Persilfate, Cellulose Gum, EDTA, Hydrolized Wheat Protein, Kaolin, Magnesium Carbonate Hydroxide, Potassium Persulfate, Silica, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Metasilicate, Ultramarine Blue.
Developer Ingredients: Deionized Water, Hydrogen Peroxide
Coloring Ingredients: Deionized Water, Phenylmethanol, Polyquaternium-7, VA/Crotonates, Methyl Paraben, Diazolidinyl, Urea. May contain CI Yellow3, Orange 7, CI Blue 1
Bleaching Directions:
For unbleached natural hair color, skip bleaching directions below, and go to coloring directions. For extreme, intense, shocking color, proceed with bleaching directions below.
Make sure hair is clean and dry. Wear a cape or towel over shoulders and clothing during application.
1.) Begin by slowly removing the cap on the Splat-Oxide bottle, (point bottle away from face) and carefully pour contents of Splat Lightening Bleach packet into bottle.
2.) Replace cap securely and shake well for 1 minute.
3.) Slowly remove cap while pointing away from face.
4.) Cut end of applicator tip before applying to bottle.
5.) With applicator tip in place, apply bleach to desired areas of hair immediately. To achieve best results, do not let mixture stand and settle after shaking. Do not apply if skin or scalp is broken or abraded. Do not apply directly to scalp. When using, keep mixture 1/4 inch off scalp area. Cover with plastic cap. When application is complete, remove bottle cap and rinse out. DO NOT leave contents inside bottle with cap on.
Bleach Processing Time:
Processing time depends on natural hair color and the condition and porosity of the hair. The darker and/or coarse the natural hair color is, the more time is needed to process. Check hair color after the minimum processing time by removing product from a small strand with a damp paper towel. Be sure to check progress after every 10 minutes to avoid over processing or damaging of hair. Resistant hair can process up to 1 hour. Make sure bleach remains moist during processing. When hair has reached pale blonde, rinse hair thoroughly, then shampoo and dry. Your hair is now ready to apply Splat color.
If deep vibrant color is desired, make sure hair is bleached to a very light pale blonde. Re-bleaching may be necessary for deep vibrant color. Do not apply bleach to hair that has been processed with metallic dyes.
Coloring Directions:
Dry hair thoroughly. Protect clothing with a cape or an old towel. Protect forehead area and ears with Vaseline to prevent staining of skin. Shake Splat color bottle thoroughly while pointing away from face.
Twist open tip, and squeeze color generously onto desired areas. Do not rub into scalp or it will stain. If color gets on your skin, wipe off with damp cloth immediately. Let color process for at least 30 minutes. (Use cap & dryer for best results) Rinse hair until the water runs clear. Shampoo and rinse thoroughly. Dry and style hair as desired.
Note: It is very important to make sure the water runs clear every time after you shampoo. Always use an old towel when drying hair, since the color will stain your towel. Keep product off of all bathroom and kitchen surfaces.
Timing Chart
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Light Brown =35-45 minutes
Medium Brown =45-50 minutes
Dark Brown to Black =50-60 minutes
Splat hair dye can take your color from normal to wild. Choose from four extreme colors to suit your style. Each kit includes hair color, bleach, peroxide and gloves; results last up to 6 weeks.


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Dolce & Gabbana Patent Leather d'Orsay Pump
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With trendy and cutting edge style, Dolce & Gabbana is the epitome of luxury. With timeless style and sophistication, this d'Orsay pump is absolutely stunning.
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- Leather sole
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I have to say I have been waiting for this episode ever since I saw what happens in the comic and it did not disappoint! They did the emotions right in this episode! PLUS they used the song I want to download SO BAD when Madara takes out the perfect Susanoo (I think it will be on a new OST once they come out with it). So I will say if you have stayed away from the anime, this is a good episode to watch because they really did do a great job capturing the emotions of it all
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Home > National Parks of Canada > Prince Albert National Park > Activities > Scenic Driving Tours
Whether you are overnighting in the area or have driven into the park for the day, visitors to Prince Albert National Park can choose from several routes for scenic driving tours in the park. Watch for wildlife and drive safely.
This 24 kilometre stretch of road follows the southern shoreline of Waskesiu Lake. It passes through a wide variety of vegetation types. Opportunities exist to see many species of wildlife especially in early morning and at dusk. The road is narrow, with a gravelled surface. It is curving, gently rolling and has no shoulders. Passing is difficult. Proceed carefully, watch for oncoming traffic.
Follow Lakeview Drive (becomes Scenic Route #263) past the golf course and Prospect Point until you come to the Narrows junction. Turn right onto the Narrows Road.
The Kingsmere Road (a continuation of. Highway # 264) follows the northern shore of Waskesiu Lake for 32.5 km. This roadway passes through mixed forest dominated by tall spruces broken up by sandy embankments. For the first 15 km, the road is paved with narrow shoulders. At the Heart Lakes marina entrance, the road surface becomes gravel. At this point, the remainder of the road is commonly referred to as the Kingsmere Road.
Prince Albert National Park is an area of national significance because it preserves for all time an area of transition between the boreal forest and the aspen parkland. Explore the length of the Park's transition zone by travelling Scenic route - highway #263 from Waskesiu to the park's southern boundary.


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The Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition will sponsor its 15th annual community awareness program on Oct. 9, from noon to 1 p.m. at the Old Courthouse in Castle Dale. The program is free to the public and lunch will be provided. Door prizes will be given away throughout the program.
Our guest speaker this year is Donna Kelly. Kelly is a Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resource Prosecutor for the Utah Prosecution Council at the Attorney General's Office. Kelly has prosecuted sex crimes, domestic violence and child abuse cases for more than 22 years. She began her prosecution career in Oregon and moved to Utah in 2003 to take the position of prosecutor at the Utah County Attorney's Office.
In January 2012, Kelly hired on with her current position. Kelly conducts training for law enforcement and other groups around the state.
She is an expert in her field and draws from her vast experience to make her presentations relevant as well as informative.
Kelly resides in Provo. She is married and has five adult children. Kelly's hobby is cooking. She currently writes two blogs on the subject and posts several new recipes each week. In addition to her blogs,
Kelly has written nine cookbooks. She said her most sought after is a book called "Quesadillas" which offers readers ideas on preparing hearty meals and desserts.
Kelly will talk about the effect trauma has on domestic violence victims and their ability to perceive and report events.
She says a victim's behavior can seem bizarre and deceptive, but what you often see is the result of the trauma they have experienced.
Kelly will describe the symptoms of trauma and offer suggestions on how to be more effective when intervening with domestic violence victims. She will stay to answer questions after the program. Everyone welcome to attend. Call 381-4743 for more information.


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Chapter 23
Labor not to be rich—As a man thinks in his heart, so is he—Withhold not correction from a child—Be not among drunkards.
1 When thou sittest to eat with a ruler, consider diligently what is before thee:
2 And put a knife to thy throat, if thou be a man given to
3 Be not desirous of his
4 Labour not to be
5 Wilt thou set thine eyes upon that which is not? for riches certainly make themselves wings; they fly away as an eagle toward heaven.
6 Eat thou not the bread of him that hath an evil eye, neither desire thou his dainty meats:
7 For as he
8 The morsel which thou hast eaten shalt thou vomit up, and lose thy sweet words.
9 Speak not in the ears of a
10 Remove not the old
11 For their redeemer is mighty; he shall
12 Apply thine heart unto
13 Withhold not
14 Thou shalt beat him with the rod, and shalt deliver his soul from hell.
15 My son, if thine heart be wise, my heart shall rejoice, even mine.
16 Yea, my reins shall rejoice, when thy lips speak right things.
17 Let not thine heart envy
18 For surely there is an end; and thine expectation shall not be cut off.
19 Hear thou, my son, and be wise, and guide thine heart in the way.
20 Be not among
21 For the
23 Buy the
24 The father of the righteous shall greatly rejoice: and he that begetteth a wise child shall have joy of him.
25 Thy father and thy mother shall be glad, and she that bare thee shall rejoice.
26 My son, give me thine heart, and let thine eyes
27 For a
28 She also lieth in wait as for a prey, and increaseth the transgressors among men.
29 Who hath woe? who hath sorrow? who hath
30 They that tarry long at the
31 Look not thou upon the
32 At the last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth like an
33 Thine eyes shall behold
34 Yea, thou shalt be as he that lieth down in the midst of the sea, or as he that lieth upon the top of a mast.
35 They have stricken me, shalt thou say, and I was not sick; they have beaten me, and I felt it not: when shall I awake? I will seek it yet again.


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10 This is the covenant I will establish with the people of Israel
13 By calling this covenant "new," he has made the first one obsolete; and what is obsolete and outdated will soon disappear.
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7 Soarta omului pe pământ este ca a unui ostaş
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Lotteria - Can you finish? The "Attack on Titan" burger!!
The burger chain Lotteria, in a collaboration project with Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin in Japanese), is going to release the ¥2,000 burger combo called "10m-kyu Shingeki no Kyojin Hoshoku Set (10m級進撃の巨人捕食セット - Predatory Set for Titan as big as 10-meter high)" and the ¥1,600 french fries combo called "Cho Ogata! Sasha no Imo-musume Set (超大型!サシャの芋娘セット - Supersize! Sasha's Potato Girl Set)" in limited quantities. They will be released on March 20.


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I know a lot of people find these list exhaustive and repetitive but I love them. Most of the year I stick to my personal tastes and recommendations but at the end of the year when all the lists come out I find so much that I missed or hadn't even considered. Every year I find an album or a comic I hadn't heard of that completely blows my mind or makes me rethink the possibilities of what is capable in that medium. Stand outs from previous years would be the comic Daytripper or the album Sonic Mass by Amebix.
The other reason I love these lists is it gives people the chance to share all the wonderful things they saw, read or heard that year. There is no end to the awesome stuff that comes out every year and that stuff was made to be seen, heard and read. The idea is that maybe some of these things are new to you and you may find the same enjoyment in them as I did.
With that being said these lists are a collection of my favorites from comics, webcomics, movies and music from 2012. I am not going to take a stance and say these are the best things of 2012 because I don't believe I have the authority or know how to proclaim that. These are simply lists of things that affected me in some way or the other or I just simply enjoyed the heck out of in 2012.
I didn't get to see as many smaller and indie genre films as I would have liked to this year. Most of my movie viewing was like everybody else, at the theater and I think most people have seen or heard of all of these so I am not going to post a trailer except for the last one which may have slipped by some folks radar.
5. Avengers
Damn near perfect superhero movie. They managed to make a lot of complex pieces fit nicely into one cohesive story. Sure I had my nerd knit picky complaints but overall and fun ride that balanced the elements of a movie with the elements of comic books in a near perfect cocktail.
4. Cabin in the Woods
I hadn't had this much fun in a movie theater since I saw Grindhouse so many years ago. A send up and love letter of horror movies that oozed with all the gory delight and standards we horror fans love but turned it on its head with an interesting and humorous take. The two control guys steal the show as well as all the monsters.
3. ParaNorman
Amazing visual storytelling, amazing animation, amazing design amazing all around. ParaNorman reminded me of all the great all ages horror movies I loved as a kid that weren't afraid to add a little extra bite instead of playing it sage for the kids. Gems like this don't come around to often.
2. Legend of Korra
I know this was a tv show but it was heads and tails ahead of everything I saw in the theaters this year. I was a bit nervous as to whether or not the Avatar team could strike gold twice but they sure as hell did. Korra (and Avatar) showcases some of the best characters and storytelling captured anywhere in any medium. It should be taught in master classes on story telling (and acting for that matter) and hailed as the triumph that it is. Disguised as a children's show it is that and all more and makes everything else seem inferior by comparison. I cannot wait for the new season!
1. Indie Game
I watched this documentary two times in a row I was so taken with it. The idea that people want video games to be more than shoot em ups or simple action games and that they can be personal stories amazes me because I have always wondered the same. The designers they focus on are so in devoted to their craft (sometimes to a fault) and so passionate it pours out of the screen. You could easily replace the subject of this documentary with indie comic creators. I think the same struggles apply almost 100% across the board. Amazing movie for anybody who is curious about the creativity and work that goes into a passion project or for creatives looking to see what it takes to actually make it in an industry you love.


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Wednesday was the first day of applications for a liquor store after the regulations were approved at the Monday Board of Commissioners meeting.
The regulations passed on the second reading passed 4-1 with Jim Bradshaw voting against them.
Commissioner Ray Justice echoed his problems with the regulations Monday, but didn't want to go through trying to get seconds on any of his motions again.
"I strenuously object to these regulations," said Justice.
Justice had problems with many issues in the previous meeting including that the regulations limited the number of stores in Mt. Juliet to three. The ordinance reads that there will be one store per 8,000 people, but with a limit of three. Mt. Juliet has already passed the 24,000 population mark, so they will be stuck at three unless a future commission decides to change it.
"Let the market decide which one will stay open," said Justice.
Applicants have 10 days to apply starting Wednesday, and they must be received by the end of business Friday, Dec. 22. A public notice must run three times in a local newspaper, and must be paid for by the applicant. On March 4, preliminary reports will be given to the Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and they will hold hearings on all applicants, March 12. March 18, the Alcoholic Beverage Commission will submit their recommendations to the Board of Commissioners, and resolution will be put forward on March 25 for the three chose applicants.
The Board of Commissioners also appropriated $75,000 to the Mt. Juliet League to help them get up and going after the tornado did around $200,000 worth of damage. Tryouts have already been held and practices will begin soon. Some fields are without lights, so it makes it difficult to get all the practices in during day time hours.


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By Roy AdamsSalt Lake City
In response to articles that have been written on the Blue Castle Nuclear Power Plant, show they are biased, without knowing how nuclear power plant operates. Uranium is formed into ceramic pellets and placed in metal tubes called fuel rods in a reactor vessel to make up the core-plant that produces heat.
Water is heated to (580 degrees Fahrenheit) kept under high pressure to prevent it from boiling travels to tubes inside steam generators.
Secondary source of water passes around the outside of the tubes in steam generators. Heat from the water inside the tubes is transferred to secondary, which boils and turns into steam. The steam formed in the generators is piped into the turbine, steam turns the turbine blades, is connected to electric generator and produces electricity.
Once the steam is used to drive the main turbines, the low energy is converted to water by circulating around tubes (carry cool water from adjacent lake). In a large box like structure called a condenser condensed steam, now water, is pumped to the steam generators to repeat the cycle. The water in the condenser tubes pick up heat from the steam, passing though the outside of the tubes heated water goes to the cooling tower before returning to the lake or reuse in the plant again. The three water systems are separated from each other to ensure radioactive water does not mix with nonradioactive water.
1. Nuclear plant is self-contained, water is used over and over in a closed system. 2. Loss of water in evaporation is very minimal. 3. Blue Castle holdings will spend millions to protect Green River and species. 4. According to Rocky Mountain Power, coal power plants in Utah are in their last operating years. 5. No pollution in atmosphere. 6. Green River flow maintains average daily flow of 1800 cfs to 2500 cfs (nuclear power plant will use 70 cfs) daily. 7. Economy for Utah and Emery, Grand and San Juan Counties will be there for the future.


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I was saddened to read tonight of the death of Bert Jansch at age 67. I first saw the guitarist with Pentangle in 1971, last a few years ago at the Iron Horse. Danny Thompson, bassist with Pentangle, rightly called them a "folk-jazz" band. They synthesized Charles Mingus and Furry Lewis and British Isles traditional. Jansch was a dour-voiced Scot, a fine complement to the ethereal Jacqui McShee, and the interweaving guitar lines he crafted with John Renbourn made for a true ensemble music.
Here's Jansch introducing a "13th Century rock'n'roll song" on a BBC broadcast by Pentangle in 1970.
And here's the obituary from The Guardian.


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Angelina Jolie's TMI-Reason Her Kids Keep Her Grounded
There's nothing like taking your kids for a "number 2" to bring you back to earth, says Angelina Jolie in an interview in the March edition of Total Film, a British movie magazine.
"The great thing about having a bunch of kids is that they just remind you that you're the person who takes them to go poop," Jolie, who's mom to Maddox, 12, Pax, 9, Zahara, 8, Shiloh, 6, Knox and Vivienne, both 4, said. "That's who you are!"
"We have a very normal, very grounded home," she continues, adding that they maintain a happy home life through humor and "[having] a laugh with our kids."
As for her engagement to partner Brad Pitt, the actress compared the union to adopting her kids.
"I'm not somebody that thinks about destiny and fate, but I don't walk away from it when something unfolds," she says. "It's like my children. Especially when you adopt in some countries. All my other children were just, 'This is the child that's been chosen for you.'"
She explains: "I suppose it's like a child you give birth to, as you can't have a say in it. I see that when I look at my kids. It just seems to be right. It's hard to understand how it could unfold so beautifully."
so ONTD What keeps you grounded?moi is not having tons of money.
and would you have 6 kids? NO NO NO
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Singapore: The US Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has named Biocon chairman and managing director Dr Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on its board of trustees. Dr Mazumdar-Shaw now becomes the second non-US member of the USP Board of Trustees.
Mr Roger L Williams, CEO, USP, said that, "We are honoured to have her serve on USP's board of trustees, where her leadership and expertise will be utilised to help guide the organization as it advances its mission to improve the health of people around the world through public standards and related programmes that help ensure the quality, safety, and benefit of medicines and foods."
USP is a scientific nonprofit organisation that develops standards for the identity, strength, quality and purity of medicines, medicinal ingredients, botanical medicinal ingredients, dietary supplements, food ingredients and compounded medicines manufactured, prepared, distributed and consumed worldwide.


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NeNe Leakes announced on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon Thursday that the Twitter tease she gave her fans (a hallway lined with rose petals, a silver heart laid out on a bed) was the real deal: Only a year after they divorced, The Real Housewives of Atlanta and New Normal star got engaged to her ex-husband, Gregg Leakes, just after midnight on New Year's Eve.
"I was asked this beautiful question: 'Will you marry me (pregnant pause) again?' "
The Leakeses met in 1996 and have a son, Brentt, 13. Last year, Gregg, 58, in explaining the split, said he had invested $300,000 in his wife's career and that "fame got to her head." But by November, NeNe, 44, was coy on the subject of romance when chatting with Us Weekly: "You know, we're divorced. I'm single and not looking. Love is beautiful thing and marriage is a beautiful thing. People will enjoy watching Gregg try to woo me back (during season 5)."
Watch NeNe giggle fest with Fallon — and Questlove's are-you-or-aren't-you drumroll —here.


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Repurpose mirrors as trays by applying felt backing to their undersides.
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Better your bookshelves. If you're hesitant about wallpapering an entire room, consider covering the backing of a bookcase. It'll add a subtle pop of pattern for a whole lot less money.
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Bayside begins removing ash trees
Bayside - The village will begina new phase of removing the 93 ash trees that are incurably infested with emerald ash borer in May, Village Manager Andy Pederson told the Committee of the Whole last week.
Pederson also included a map of 31 ash trees that are scheduled to be removed in May, if the weather permits.
"It's not something that we like to do, but it's something that we need to do," Pederson said.
These trees were identified in a 2010 Department of Natural Resources survey as trees that have lost more than 50 percent of their canopy and cannot be saved.
The affected trees are all in right-of-way areas, and the village will continue to replant a tree in that space after removing each ash tree.
Truck traffic along Green Bay Road being reviewed
River Hills - Village officials last week discussed truck traffic along Green Bay Road, a Milwaukee County trunk highway that runs through River Hills.
Like any state highway, there are weight restrictions for larger vehicles traversing through the roadway. But traditional semitrailers have been permitted to use Green Bay Road because they are in accordance with state statutes.
River Hills officials have been hoping for an exemption from the state since the community's portion of Green Bay Road is flanked by residences.
During last week's discussion, a decision was not made on whether to formally take the request to the state.
Original Village project awards contracts
Brown Deer - With a lawsuit related to Brown Deer's Original Village project now settled, the village is moving forward with the reconstruction project.
The Village Board last week approved awarding an approximately $2.3 million contract to Stark Asphalt for the based bids for completion of the Original Village Streetscape Project, as well as an additional $26,600 for the fire station lot.
Project expenses are estimated at $2.8 million, said Larry Neitzel, operations superintendent for the Department of Public Works. The village has about $3.6 million reserved for financing the project, including about $715,000 in state transportation and natural resources grants.
The board also reviewed and approved a lighting plan for the project, which includes the replacement of 14 existing lights in the area and installation of another 18 fixtures by Night Aura, a division of We Energies, at a cost of about $130,200, with monthly facilities and electric fees estimated at $890.
Also related to the project, the board approved a contract amendment with Ayres and Associates in the amount of $152,700 to establish a construction manager for the project.
Officials looking at ways
to increase revenue
River Hills - Members of the River Hills Village Board briefly discussed an ongoing examination of revenue sources at a meeting last week.
One possibility on the table is to assess a fee for vacation house checks, though Village Manager Chris Lear stated, "It's something we don't want to do quickly or take lightly."
Other possible revenue boosters could come from increasing building permit and refuse fees and false alarm fines.
District holds steady despite drop in enrollment
Mequon - A demographic survey of the Mequon-Thiensville School District indicates that the school is maintaining a stable level of areas student market share despite a steady decline of enrollment.
The results of the annual Demographic Data report, presented to the School Board on Monday, indicate that there are increasingly fewer students in schools in Mequon and all neighboring districts than in previous years.
However, the study found that private schools in the district are not pulling students away from public schools, and the percentage of students attending both private and public schools has stayed largely the same.
Additionally, officials were able to survey 100 percent of the parents who pulled their students out of public schools in the district. Most of these parents reported that the reason was because the family was moving and not because they had problems with the schools.
Village cutting costs of pond water treatment
Brown Deer - As the price of chemicals for water treatment of the Village Pond continues to rise, Brown Deer is making an effort to hold those costs down.
The Village Board last week approved contracting with Carrico Aquatic Resources for water management services for the Village Pond for 2013 and 2014, at a cost of $16,500 per year. Also approved was a one-time equipment installation expense of $6,900.
Since 2001, the cost to the village for chlorine has more than doubled, said Park and Recreation Director Chad Hoier, with the cost now approaching $3 per gallon. The 2012 cost to manage the water at the pond was about $19,500, according to a memo from Hoier.
In addition to holding chemical costs for the next two years, Hoier said the agreement with Carrico also will improve the safety of water treatment, by enabling the village staff to move away from dealing with liquid chlorine to using a calcium hypochlorite pellet system.
Board approves
two course offerings
Brown Deer - The Brown Deer School Board on Tuesday approved two high school courses.
Basic art experience and improv comedy will now be offered.
Village honors
Judge David Victor
Brown Deer - After 12 years of service, Brown Deer Municipal Court Judge David Victor has officially stepped down from his post.
The Village Board last week recognized Victor's service through a resolution of appreciation.
Victor was first elected as municipal judge in 2001, and held the position for four consecutive three-year terms. He filed for noncandidacy in the April 2013 election. Brown Deer and the city of Glendale agreed to merge their courts eliminating the need for two judges.
Village President Carl Krueger read the resolution, which noted the positive impact Victor had on the entire community through his support of local programs and effort to maintain the best interests of the village, as well as the level of respect he had among his peers.
Village rebids Meadowside Court project
Brown Deer - Brown Deer has terminated a contract with GO Contractors for the installation of concrete manhole structures and a stormwater management device at Meadowside Court and Dean Road, due to unsafe working conditions, and will award a new contract to Vinton Construction for completion of the work.
The Village Board last week approved both the termination of the contract with GO Contractors and the award of the new contract.
Village Engineer Jim Buske explained that the project was shut down when GO Contractors encountered unstable ground conditions they did not expect to find and were not prepared to handle. They returned to the village with an updated quote to finish that project that was nearly three times more than their original bid, Buske said.
Buske said the village has let several contracts for similar installations in the past and never had any problems of this kind.
The village will pay GO Contractors about $37,400 for labor completed and the purchase of supplies that will be used at the site. The contract being awarded to Vinton Construction is in the amount of $129,170.
Gary Williams remains
School Board president
Brown Deer - Gary Williams will continue his role as president of the Brown Deer School Board, officials decided Tuesday.
Lisa Zielinski was selected as vice president. Michael Bembenek is the School Board treasurer and Kevin Klimek the clerk.
District continues contract with cleaning company
Mequon - The Mequon-Thiensville School Board on Monday unanimously voted to renew its cleaning contract with L&A Crystal Services for an additional two years at a cost of about $763,000 per year.
The company has been cleaning the district's schools for the past six months, and Buildings and Ground Director Kyle Thompson gave high praise to work that they have done so far.
Although L&A Crystal Service's bid was about $8,500 higher than the lowest bid, Thompson said that the company being based in Mequon will plant the seed for a mutually beneficial relationship between the company and the district.
At the same meeting, sister-business L&A Crystal was approved for contracts to touch up the bathroom floors of Homestead High School's bathrooms for about $17,500 and to redo the floor of the field house lobby with polished concrete for $40,600.
Bayside named bird, tree city again
Bayside - The village of Bayside was recognized by two Wisconsin nature organizations for being a bird and tree friendly community at a Village Board meeting last week.
Both the Bird City USA award and the Tree City USA award have become annual recognitions that the organizations give to Bayside.
Carl Schwartz of Bird City USA said that Bayside was one of the first 15 communities to be involved with the organization, and he gave the village the Sustained Flight Award for keeping up with the program for three consecutive years since then.
This is the sixth year that Bayside has earned recognition from Tree City USA, but Kim Sebastian of the Department of Natural Resources gave the village the Tree City USA Growth Award for going beyond the requirements of program.
Sebastian particularly praised the village for disseminating accurate and useful information about tree care in its newsletter, and said that she uses it as an example of what other communities what ought to be communicating to residents.
Committee appointments set in Bayside
Bayside - The Bayside Village Board last week unanimously approved the village president's recommendation on 2013 committee appointments.
The list of recommendations includes 16 committees, such as the Plan Commission, the Board of Zoning Appeals and the Community Development Authority. The committees consist of as many as eight people and as few as one.
The list of recommendations was approved without a statement from the president or discussion among the trustees.
DeGraff honored for 20 years of service in Bayside
Bayside - The Bayside Village Board last week unanimously approved a proclamation commending Trustee Robb DeGraff for 20 years of service on the board.
The proclamation praised DeGraff for being on numerous committees, overseeing the construction Village Hall and other projects, and being very involved in the community, such as when he handed out 8,000 ears of corn in a single day at the village picnic.
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Virgin Blue All-Inclusive Pricing Campaign Pays Off29/04/2005
Virgin Blue Airlines has announced it will move to all-inclusive air fare pricing from Tuesday May 10 following months of lobbying various organisations including the ACCC, the Australian Consumers Commission and the Federal Government for an across board regulation on advertising practices.
The low fare carrier has been a strong advocate of all-inclusive pricing as an airline industry standard, but was forced earlier this year to follow the advertising practises of other Australian carriers in order to remain competitive
Virgin Blue Chief Executive Brett Godfrey said, "We noted that the Treasurer has signalled his intention to amend the Trade Practices Act to ensure single figure pricing, this has given us the confidence to act now rather than wait for that change."
Virgin Blue believed the practice to be confusing and misleading but was forced to follow suit or appear in consumers eyes to be the more expensive carrier and be at a competitive disadvantage in an increasingly competitive aviation market.
In recent months, the airline has been strongly campaigning for a change to the Trade Practices Act to enforce all-inclusive pricing for airlines so that all carriers are upfront in their advertising.
Brett Godfrey said, "We've said from day one that all-inclusive pricing is the most transparent and upfront way of advertising airfares and are glad our competition has come to realise that. People want to know that the advertised amount is what they are going to pay and not get any nasty surprises when they get to the end."
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"From Digital to Woven Image: Making a Jacquard Tapestry": Lecture by Donald Farnsworth
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Allegory of the Monoceros, 2008. Andy Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth. Jacquard tapestries. Photograph courtesy of the artists.
During the month of March, de Young Artist Fellows Andy Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth exhibit their triptypch of tapestries, The Conflicts, which explores and illustrates the fundamental themes of conflict in literature. Their final piece, created during their yearlong fellowship at the museum, addresses the theme of "Human vs Him/Herself" by focusing on how human evolution has been driven by a combination of cooperation and competition in the face of conflict. Allegory of the Prisoner's Dilemma focuses on a massive Tower of Babel and other iconic examples of architecture that present a historical timeline from the dawn of mankind to the present day, and into the uncertain future.
The Conflicts lecture series
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Piazzoni Murals Room
Saturday, March 16, 2 pm
Nathaniel Corum
Architecture Archi-torture Agri-tecture
Tuesday, March 26, 6:30 pm
Donald Farnsworth
From Digital to Woven Image: Making a Jacquard Tapestry
Saturday, March 30, 2 pm
Stefanie Sobelle
The Stories We Live In: Architecture, Literature, and Ideology
Donald Farnsworth
Donald Farnsworth obtained his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and his MA from UC Berkeley. Farnsworth's work has been displayed throughout the United States and Japan. He is known internationally as a master printmaker and papermaker, and an authority on the history and manufacture of handmade paper. He has taught his craft widely at California College of the Arts and Crafts, UC Davis, UC Berkeley, and the University of Hawaii. In addition to being a well-known artist, he is also the director of Magnolia Editions in Oakland, is a former president of the World Print Council, and currently sits on the board of The Graphic Art Council.
Magnolia Editions
Magnolia Editions (aka Magnolia Tapestry Project and Magnolia Press) is a fine art studio in Oakland. For over two decades it has worked closely with artists to produce and publish fine art projects, including unique and editioned works on paper, artist books, and public art. Primarily a printmaking studio, it has also been working since the late 1990s on a set of techniques that put industrial weaving technology in the service of artists. To date, the press has woven editions by artists such as Bruce Conner, Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Ed Moses, Leon Golub, and Nancy Spero. Magnolia Editions tapestries have been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide including the Whitney Museum of American Art and the White Cube Gallery in London.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Emery High School hosted their lone track meet of the season, the Darrell Gardner Invitational, on April 19. Delta High won the meet followed by Carbon High. Emery finished fifth out of 11 schools with Green River right behind in eighth place.
For Emery, sophomore Blayr Jeffs led the way. Jeffs finished second in the long jump, fourth in the 400 meters and eighth in the 100 meters. Blayr was also a member of the 4X100 relay team that finished second. Other members of that team were Catherine Dyer, Hailee Rogers and Jessica Guymon.
For the Emery boys, sophomore Brendan Jorgensen finished fourth in the long jump, fourth in the 300-meter hurdles and fifth in the 110-meter hurdles. Brendan was also a member of the 4X400 relay team that finished fifth. Other members of that team were Spencer Fehlberg, David Dyer and Eli Oliverson.
Sarah Swalberg and Megan Hatt led Green River High. Sarah finished first in the javelin, second in the discus and second in the shot put. Sarah is the reigning state champion in the javelin, winning with a throw that would have won all five classes at the state meet. Megan finished third in the 300-meter hurdles and fifth in the 110-meter hurdles.
Other scorers for Green River were freshman Sidney Thayn in the 400 meters as she finished eighth, Dallice Johnson sixth in the discus and Justin Johnson third in the boy's javelin.
Hailee Rogers, besides running on the relay team, finished third in the long jump and seventh in the high jump. Whitney Withers finished seventh in the shot put and seventh in the discus.
In running events, Jessica Guymon finished third in the 400 meter run, Jacee Bird was sixth in the 1600 meter run and Kassidee Oakeson was sixth in the 3200 meter run.
For the Emery boys, Spencer Fehlberg finished third in the 800-meter run and eighth in the 1600 meter run. David Dyer was seventh in the 400 meter run, Tyler Rowley was eighth in the 110-meter hurdles, Leedan Johnson was seventh in the 3200 meter run, Eli Oliverson was seventh in the high jump, Taylor Hansen was eighth in the high jump and Kalin Reynolds was seventh in the javelin.
The Emery sprint relay teams each finished sixth. The members of the girl's team were D'Lee Gardner, Jessi Jennings, Hanna Dyer and Savannah Woolsey. The boy's team members were Dallon Cologie, Cle Richards, Tyler Rowley and Jason Anderson.
At the Carbon High meet three days earlier, Blayr finished first in the 100 meters with at time of 13.15, second in the 400 meters at 1:02.12 and second in the long jump with a jump of 16'6 ¾. Hailee was sixth in the long jump with a jump of 15'6. Spencer was third in the 800 meter run and seventh in the 1600 meter run. Eli was fourth in the high jump at 5'8 and Brendan was fifth in the long jump at 20'. The 4X400 relay team of Brendan, Spencer, David and Eli finished eighth.
The track season is closing out fast with only two meets left on the schedule plus the BYU Invitational. The region track meet will be held at Juab on May 10 with the state meet at BYU on May 20-21.


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Why I want to be mentor: I think I\'m proficient in all aspects of vegetarian Indian cuisine and can help others learn the same. I love Indian food, its my passion! I can come up with precise recipes or help people on how to use the Indian spices. Also, a lot of people have a myth about Indian food being complicated and greasy. I would love to break this myth and help people understand the simple home cooked Indian meals, show them how easy they are to make with just a few extra ingredients in the pantry!
Lesson Learned: Knowing the spices and ingredients is the first step towards understanding a cuisine. Know what you are dealing with and try to understand the when to use and how much to use.
Tip: Taste your food as you are cooking and make sure you season it well. Underseasoned food is as bad as undercooked food.
Mentor In: Indian
Why I want to be mentor: To spread the love of real good food around the world.
Lesson Learned: Variety is the spice of life so make your cooking diverse.
Tip: Be proud of your accomplishments if you are a beginner and this definitely s.adds in flavor
Mentor In: Indian
Why I want to be mentor: like to share spread the ripples of smiles to every one who need it
Lesson Learned: keep it original all the way and organic.
Tip: live healthy to live longer " life come only once"
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Mentor In: Indian
Why I want to be mentor: I\'ve cooked for some of the Dalai Lama\'s monks, the Director of the Delhi Museum and President Clinton\'s California campaign staff. I\'m always learning and like to share my knowledge and love of Indian cooking with others.
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Tip: Never be afraid to take your time, always taste as you go.
Mentor In: Indian
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All that news and scare and clangor of conference shifting in recent years has led to this day, July 1, when programs transport from one league to another. It's moving day in college athletics, and the shape of things to come is officially grooving in with the mortar.
It's Monday, and the American Athletic Conference is officially open for business.
The new Big East is also assembled, a 10-team league without football. ( Website still coming soon, I see.)
And the Atlantic 10 goes back to being a notch below first-rate.
And the Great West ceases to exist. (RIP, G-dub.)
There are approximately half-a-hundred teams who've made conversions in allegiances, the most in a single offseason in NCAA history. So let's clear this up for you and help sort out the turncoats in an effort to keep track of the interconference swapping. Bookmark this page because you'll surely need it again when the season draws near.
The ACC gets Notre Dame (in all but football, natch) plus Pittsburgh and Syracuse. (John Swofford sat down and wrote a letter to mark the occasion.) It still has Maryland for one more season, by the way. And, in a year, Louisville will enter as Maryland exits. And RIP to a classic conference logo.
The American Athletic Conference is going to be an interesting league to watch. No one's quite sure how good or bad it will be. And there's shifting still to come after its first year of existence. For now, Central Florida, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Houston, Louisville, Memphis, Rutgers, South Florida, SMU and Temple make up the league. But Louisville and Rutgers are only hanging for a season, then leaving for the ACC and Big Ten, respectively. East Carolina, Tulane and Tulsa are a year away. If you're interested in knowing more about the conference, I sat down with its commissioner, Mike Aresco, a month ago.
The A-10 loses Butler (after one year), Charlotte, Temple and Xavier. Big hits to its stature. It brings in George Mason, which is decent, and Davidson will join in 2014.
The Big East will be basketball-driven again, comprised of Butler, Creighton, DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, Seton Hall, St. John's, Villanova and Xavier. A solid hoops league -- that just hired a commissioner last week. For now, it appears to be stable, though some wonder if the inevitable desire to expand beyond 10 teams won't again shake up other, smaller leagues.
Conference USA has been an amalgam ever since the Big East poached five of its schools nearly a decade ago. The latest defections are Central Florida, Houston, Memphis and SMU, all teams headed to the American. Memphis leaving is something short of a deathblow, but then again, now someone else can step up and try to be the new Memphis. This is practically a new league, really. Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee, North Texas, Old Dominion and Texas-San Antonio all unpacking their bags in this manor. Marshall, Rice, Southern Mississippi, UAB and UTEP are remaining members from recent history.
The Missouri Valley had a change for the first time in nearly two decades when Creighton abandoned ship to join the new Big East. That meant the Valley had to import a program to keep the conference at 10 clubs. Loyola of Chicago got the call-up.
The Mountain West will be bringing in two teams: San Jose State and Utah State. The latter has been running hoops game in the WAC for the better part of a decade. It's an upgrade for a conference that was really solid the past two seasons but still needs to consistently prove itself in March.
Those are the big moves; plenty more will affect smaller clubs. And as we draw closer to the start of the season, we'll go into full detail with every program affected and in which conferences. Today is merely the day all decisions made months/years ago become official and the latest plot of the collegiate map gets re-drawn.


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Good to hear from you, too! Have been recovering from several things then went to a retreat on the weekend. Will be on here more often. Have a great and blessed weekend!
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Hola senora. Como Esta. Yo voy appreniendo y estudiando tu habla espanio! All of are rain came during the weekend, and it was quite a mess here in Texarkana U.S.A. Hope the job fair went well for you. You dont have to be a stranger you know. I like hearing from ya.


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Established in 2010, the NJREA Speakers Bureau is a group of active retirees and proud NJEA members who travel the state sharing the benefits of union membership. Through their vast knowledge of NJEA history and an array of personal experiences, Speakers Bureau members are able to offer illuminating examples of the old adage of ". . . the more things change, the more they stay the same."
Members of the Speakers Bureau are trained to address an array of audiences on a vareity of topics -- so whether your members want to learn more about the value of organizing or how a union works to support you during a difficult time, this is a resource that can help.
Interested in learning more? Email Walt Krichling at firstname.lastname@example.com for information and consider bringing the NJREA Speakers Bureau to your local or county today.
Below is #58 from the Ideas to Reach All Members thread: http://www.njea.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=33&start=50
Consider inviting retired or veteran members to share inspiring stories with members!
These members can draw on their knowledge and experience to connect events from past struggles to what members are actually experiencing today. Members may find it interesting, even inspiring, to hear some of the struggles of the past and how members from their local association rose up to the challenges and emerged successful. Many of today's members have not personally experienced the power of collective action. From time to time someone tells them a war story – a strike in '78 or a fiscal crises and lay-offs in '80 – a story about the good old days.
Invite your veteran or retired members to tell their stories in ways that are concise, accurate, and relate to changing times, changing needs, and today's education professional.
This concept is based upon the NJREA Speakers Bureau. Here's a story about it from the January 2012 NJEA Reporter:
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