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2-3 pounds alligator meat, boneless
3 cups evaporated milk
1 cup water
1 package 24 oz. Zatarain's Seasoned Fish Fri
Zatarain's or Tony's Creole Seasoning
Cooking oil for frying
Strip all fat from meat and cut into 1 inch slices like steak. Pound to tenderize* and cut into 1 inch cubes, season lightly with Zatarain's or Tony's Creole Seasoning. Place in cold milk and water solution. Allow to stand for 30-45 minutes.
Remove meat cubes from milk and dredge with Zatarain's Seasoned Fish Fri. Deep fry at 350°F for 5-6 minutes or until golden brown.
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Hostess bankruptcy judge OKs motion to wind down company
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain on Wednesday approved Hostess's request to close at a hearing in White Plains, N.Y.
Chief Executive Officer Gregory Rayburn said 15,000 workers were to be fired Wednesday so they can start receiving unemployment benefits. On Friday, Hostess said it needed to liquidate because a weeklong strike by its bakers' union crippled operations.
Hostess officials and union representatives met Tuesday in mediation that Drain requested Monday in a last-ditch effort to negotiate contract terms that might keep the floundering company afloat. Hostess said Tuesday night that the talks failed.
Drain will consider final approval of the wind-down request at a hearing next Thursday.

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AMES, Iowa — Daniel Barker, assistant scientist with the Department of Agronomy at Iowa State University, will discuss nitrogen sensing technology during the Iowa Learning Farms' monthly webinar, Wednesday, March 20 at 11:30 a.m. The webinar is part of a free series, hosted by ILF, through Adobe Connect. The series is held on the third Wednesday of each month. A computer with Internet access is all that is needed to participate.
Barker's presentation will cover field research trials and on-farm demonstrations using remote sensing technologies (active canopy sensors) to vary application of in-season nitrogen fertilizer in corn. He will discuss total amounts of nitrogen fertilizer applied, efficiency of nitrogen rates and timings, and yield benefits with sensor nitrogen strategies. Barker has research and extension responsibilities in soil fertility, nutrient management and remote sensing.
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Kim Raisanen is the President of the Professional Cat Groomers Association of America, owner of Creature Comforts Cat Styling Salon, author of "Learn How To Professionally Groom Cats", a Practitioners Guide and is a certified instructor with the Red Cross in Feline CPR and First Aid and is an industry speaker. Her lighthearted seminars on the practical tips and tricks of cat grooming are always fun to attend. She has been in the grooming industry for over 15 years and has a clientele of over 2,000 felines.
Fern is a dog behavior consultant and trainer in Northern New Jersey, where he focuses on in-home behavior consultations. He's also the host of the The FernDog Podcast and the author of three books, including "A Better Life with Your Dog," and "The Dog Rescue Handbook." In 2012 Fern created The FernDog Trainer Academy, where he helps people take their passion for dogs and turn it into a career as a dog trainer. He loves to help dog businesses meet and exceed their potential by doing in-person consulting and with his online coaching program, DogBiz Rocketship.
Dave Campanella is an informative and entertaining seminar speaker, contributing trade columnist and genuine grooming enthusiast. He is Best Shot Pet Products sales and marketing director and has over 25 years of pet industry knowledge and experience. He and his wife Tracy co-owned a full service pet salon and self-wash in Ohio prior to relocating with Best Shot to Kentucky. Together they enjoy exhibiting at grooming shows, being industry ambassadors and showing their Kerry Blue Terrier and Samoyed dogs.
Multi-award winning creative stylist and instructor, Lori Craig has placed in almost every creative competition she has entered. She is best known for her "Lion King" design, which was undefeated and garnered her a Barkleigh Honors Award. Lori's work has been featured on The Today Show, TLC, Regis and Kellie, ABC Nightline and on the cover of Groomer to Groomer magazine. Lori has owned Doggie Styles in Moore, Oklahoma for thirteen years and is Vice President and certifier for the National Society of Creative Stylists. Lori is also working with the Creative Groomers Association to help educate and promote creative styling worldwide.
Beth Cristiano has dedicated 20 years to the pet-care industry. Beth owns Pretty Paws LLC, headquartered in Harrison, N.Y. She teaches grooming techniques, salon management skills, safety and Pet First Aid. She provides international professional consultation to groomers and other entrepreneurs. Beth is a Certified Master PetTech Instructor as well as a member of several trade organizations.
Jonathan David, star of Animal Planet's GROOMER HAS IT is a firm believer that a dog's health and grooming go hand in hand. Jonathan is one of the foremost authorities on a variety of dog related topics including canine healthcare, nutrition, and general fabulousness. Jonathan's career began as a teen in the show ring, where he specialized in Australian Shepherds and The Chinese Crested Dog. He then attended the Nash Academy of Animal Arts and went on to work for some of the most prestigious salons in NYC. Today, Jonathan David owns a high end boutique in Florida that was featured on the cover of Groomer to Groomer Magazine.
Owner of Four Paws Salon in Providence, RI, Mario's past awards include Best Groomed Dog in Show, Best All-Around Groomer, and World Scissoring Champion titles. Over the past 22 years, he has judged competitions in the US, Canada, Europe, and Japan. As the creator/designer/innovator of various cutting techniques for different coat types, Mario has developed advanced grooming products and tools. A past member of the grooming board of directors for the Portuguese Water Dog Club of America, Mario assisted in writing the grooming guide for the Portie according to AKC breed profile standards. He has bred, groomed, and handled or owned many AKC champions over the past 30 years, including Westminster Best of Breed-winning Portuguese Water Dogs (ranked top 5 in the US) as well as specialty Bichons. Mario's current endeavor is as founder and executive director of Pet Fashion Week in New York City, a high-end pet lifestyle trade show.
An industry veteran, Teri has owned and operated successful salons and mobiles in Florida and California. A winning grooming contest competitor, Teri was a member of three groomteam USA Gold Medal teams. A multiple Barkleigh Honors and Cardinal Crystal Award winner, Teri is a regular columnist for Groomer to Groomer Magazine as well as a popular speaker and judge at seminars and trade shows across the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, Korea, Australia and New Zealand.
Michele Dixon is Petcurean's Health and Nutrition Specialist and has studied animal nutrition through Colorado State University and the Companion Animal Sciences Institute. Petcurean is pleased to have the opportunity to apply Michele's extensive background in both Companion Animal and Veterinary Nutrition (along with over 13 years of service at Petcurean) to help our customers find the food that's right for their dog or cat. She's always willing to help her company, retailers, and customers solve any questions or dilemmas related to cat and dog diets. And what she doesn't know, she'll find out!
Linda is an International Certified Master Groomer and President of International Professional Groomer, Inc. As a competitive groomer, Linda had many wins, including included Best in Show, Best All-Around Groomer, winning the Edemco "Total Groom Extravaganza". After putting several obedience titles on her dogs, she worked as a professional handler, finishing and putting championship points on over 60 champions in over 20 breeds and 7 groups. Her grooming career began in 1973, and her current grooming salon and self-wash is in Salem, Oregon. As an educator and certifier for IPG, Linda travels all over the world certifying, giving workshops, and judging grooming contests, and introducing the exciting new Salon Details Certification. Linda spends free time on her 50-acre ranch where she and her daughter raise and train sport horses and ponies, "developing friendships with horses".
Michell Evans is a milti-Best in Show and Best All Around winning groomer and a Certified Master Groomer through National Dog Groomers Association of America. She is the proud recipient of the Barkleigh Honors Awards for "Competitive Groomer of the Year" Award 2011, "Up and Coming Judge of the Year" 2013, "Contribution to the Industry" 2014 and "Journalist of the Year" 2016. Michell was a GroomTeam USA member 2009-2013. She was the hand stripping member of the Silver Medal Winning team in Belgium in 2011 and the Gold Medal Winning team in Spain in 2013. Her business "The Grooming Tutor" has been educating groomers since 2000.
Dr. Cliff Faver, a 1987 graduate of CSU, is the founder/owner of Animal Health Services (7 doctors, 4 groomers, 50 employees) in Cave Creek, Arizona. He is the US distributor for Iv San Bernard products. He uses the two businesses as a means of merging the grooming and veterinary professions to pursue his life's passion of healing and helping pets. Dr. Faver is an international speaker and teaches the ISB Pet Aesthetician Certification program. He is a member of AVMA, AAHA, AZVMA, a sponsor for the CPPGA, a Board member for the Burbank Kennel Club, and previously served on the Novartis Lead Committee (with top dermatologists from USA), Hill's International Global Veterinary Board, and is still active in a Veterinary Management Group.
Danelle German, CFMG, CFCG, founder and president of the national cat groomers institute of America and the world's first feline-exclusive grooming school, speaks worldwide on a wide variety of cat grooming topics. Danelle has authored books, study guides, certification standards, and articles for various publications and is the inventor of the Catty Shack Vac™ drying system as well as Chubbs Bars Shampoo for pets.
Laura Hearn has been grooming for almost 8 years and has been a house-call groomer for 4 of those years, where she currently resides in Austin, TX. She loves the one-on-one interaction between the dogs and relationship she builds with clients offering this type of service.
Barb Hoover has been in the grooming industry for 28 years and is certified with the National Dog Groomers Association of America. She owns the Groomers Lounge website, www.groomers.net. Barb won the David Salzberg Cardinal Crystal Award in 2007 and the Groomers Lounge was nominated for a Barkleigh Honor in 2011.
Judy owns Groomingtails mobile pet grooming in Nashville, Tennessee, a mobile business. Judy has multiple best in shows and best all-around groomer awards is one of Groomteam USA's top 10 groomers for four years. In 2002 she received the Sybil trophy for the most harmonious relationship with her dogs. Judy is an ambassador for Jarden consumer solutions, manufacturer of Oster professional products and Hydrosurge products.
Michelle Knowles, owner of All Things Paw, has over 30 years of experience as a private and professional pet care provider. Michelle is a Master Groomer and a Certified Pet Medical Aesthetician, has apprenticed, volunteered, worked, owned and managed in salons, kennels, zoos, and veterinary hospitals across the country. Michelle has also been trained in Tuscany, Italy in therapeutic work, hand stripping and advanced dermatological care. She has an ISB certification in skin and coat care, extensive experience with fear and trauma recovery, elderly pets, and a focus on managing allergic/dermatological disorders. Michelle has been published in Groomer-To-Groomer magazine and is a nationally recognized speaker in her field.
Dana grew up in Bucks County, PA before attending LaSalle University in Philadelphia and majoring in biology. She also received a master's degree in Laboratory Animal Medicine from Drexel University and worked in the laboratory animal medicine field before completing her veterinary degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Dana joined HousePaws Mobile Veterinary Service in June 2013. Her professional interests include dentistry, pocket pets, preventative medicine, and internal medicine. She thoroughly enjoys participating in community events and has taken part in numerous programs educating pet owners on topics such as pet first aid and CPR, early disease prevention, animal dental health, and animal nutrition.
Internationally renowned creative stylist and instructor, Angela Kumpe has more placements in creative styling than anyone, worldwide. She won the first ever Barkleigh Honors Award for Creative Competitor. She is the author of A Creative Collection, a step-by-step guide to creative styling. Angela's work has been featured on Animal Planet, TLC, The Today Show, Regis and Kelly, and ABC Nightline as well as in The New York Times and on the cover of Groomer to Groomer magazine. Angela is the owner of Angela's Grooming and Pet Spa in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Lisa Leady NCMG, CMG, a Barkleigh Honors Award winner, qualified for Groom Team USA in 2000. Lisa is a certifier for National Dog Groomers Association. Lisa breeds and shows Smooth Fox Terriers. Lisa was a member of Groom Team USA from 2000 - 2006. In 2005 she qualified for the traveling team to France, where she helped bring home the Silver medal, in 2007 she qualified again for the traveling team to Italy. Lisa is the proud owner of Primp My Pooch Mobile in Genoa, IL. Lisa was honored to be a contestant on Animal Planet's Groomer Has It 2.
Jennifer Started competing in 2005. Since then she has won over 70 grooming competition awards, multiple Best In Show and Best All Around Groomer awards. In 2012 Jennifer won Groom Olympic World Champion at Groom Expo with her Scottish Terrier. Jennifer is a member of Groomteam USA hall of fame, she was honored to become Groomteam USA's traveling team member to Belgium in 2011. In 2015, Jennifer also won International Groomer of the year award in Master Groom England. Jennifer is an international grooming seminar speaker, and has taught in many countries, including England, Sweden, Brazil, China, and Korea. Jennifer is an All Round EGA (European Grooming Association) and USA grooming competition Judge. Jennifer is a grooming certifier for Barkleigh Certification South Korea and IGU (International Groomers Union).
Jodi was a 2011 and 2012 Barkleigh honors awards nominee. She is a NCMG and MPS, Meritus. She owns the puppy spa mobile grooming salon in New Jersey. Jodi was a four year member of groom team USA and ended the 2004 season as #1 team member. She won best American groomer in 2005 and 2006 at Intergroom. In 2006 she won the world championship title in the Oster invitational tournament of champions. Jodi won gold and bronze medals in 2005 in Barcelona Spain and a gold medal in 2007 in Milan Italy. Jodi has produced an instructional dvd series for all levels of grooming. She also has designed her own line of grooming apparel for groomers which is made in the USA. Jodi just released a book titled mobile pet grooming.
Cindy Oliver is an award-winning Pet stylist in Breed Profile and Creative Grooming. Her specialty is extreme creative styling and creative abstract design. Cindy is owner/groomer of The Rollin' Doghouse Mobile Pet Grooming in Cleveland, Tn. She has 21 years of grooming experience, and has been mobile for 12 years. She started competing in breed profile and creative in 2009.
Creative styling artist Dawn Omboy, or the Queen of Color as she is known to many, is a multiple creative styling champion, placing in nearly every contest she entered. She has been featured on the cover of Groomer to Groomer three times and has contributed articles for the magazine as well. She is a previous Barkleigh Honors winner. Dawn was also a Cardinal Crystal nominee. She enjoys learning new techniques, teaching, and judging. Private and group classes are most fun for her. Dawn has owned Klippers in Columbus, Georgia, for 25 years. She is the author of the DVD set "Creative Canine Color and Design," an instructional by Klippers.com. Her motto: "making the world more colorful, one dog at a time."
Cat Opson is a self taught groomer who has been working in the industry for 17 years. She has won many awards and accolades for her grooming skills in both Regular competition classes and special classes such as Creative Styling, Model Dog, and Rescue Rodeos. She has been owner/operator of Estrella Pet Grooming in Capistrano Beach, CA, for 13 years. Her specialty is poodles/poodle mixes and she boasts a large, busy clientele based solely on word of mouth advertising. She has also shown/handled dogs at AKC shows since 2000 and has earned several championship titles on her poodles owner handled, a difficult feat in the competitive world of professional handlers showing poodles in California. She is passionate about grooming and loves to share her passion with other like minds, hoping to help others avoid mistakes she had to learn the hard way being self-taught.
Owner of pawsitively pretty mobile grooming salon in Danbury, Connecticut, Mary is a certified master pet tech instructor. Mary takes a holistic approach to handling animals and holds the titles of reiki master and certified crystal therapist. The east coast chair of the professional cat groomers association of America, she is also a member of New England Pet Grooming Professionals, and is a certified canine specialist with PIJAC. She was nominated for the cardinal crystal mobile groomer of the year in 2011. She is the founder of pawsitive educational training. Mary writes for groomer to groomer and egroomer, as well as a groomwise pet first aid and care blog.
Kendra is an International Pet Styling Consultant for the Andis Company teaching seminars and blogging tips for pet stylists. She is also a published author in Grooming Industry Magazines, she teaches seminars worldwide, she is also published via video through the learn2groomdogs.com website and Andis home grooming tools youtube videos. She is an International Judges Association certified judge and a United Show Managers Alliance certified judge, She is a certified pet stylist through National Dog Groomers Association of America, the International Professional Groomers Association and will continue on to become a master and certifier for them. She served as the secretary and is currently a board member for groomteam USA. She has appeared several times as a guest on the radio show called "Ask the Pet Vet" for WTMJ in Milwaukee, WI. She is also a host for Barkleigh Productions' Groomertv.com, a live Ustream of grooming competitions throughout the USA. She is the co-owner of The upscale T
Julie owns Best In Show Pet Salon in Gloucester MA and has been in the Grooming world since 1994. Since Graduating Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute's Grooming and Kennel Management program she has worked in many different venues including Schutzhund, Obedience, Agility, Tracking, Breed conformation and of course Grooming. Julie has won Multiple Best Groomed Dog and Best All Around awards over the years, was ranked in the top 10 on Groom team USA for multiple years from 2003 on, and qualified to compete in Milan Italy in 2007. Julie has always had a passion for Poodles and is very active in the Conformation ring showing many Toy, Mini and Standard Poodles to their AKC Championships.
Valerie, a second generation groomer, has been grooming professionally since 2001. At the age of 17, she enrolled at the Great Lakes Grooming Academy to get formal training from award-winning groomers, Meggan and Jeanne Mulcahy. She eventually became an instructor there. Valerie was ranked as one of the top 20 groomers in the country in 2013 and received a Barkleigh Honors nomination for "Up and Coming Groomer of the Year". She has worked with AKC show handlers learning show cuts on Poodles, and handstripping on Lakeland Terriers and Wire-haired Dachshunds. She continues her education by attending multiple grooming shows a year.
Christina is a certified master dog groomer (NDGAA), certified feline master groomers (CFMG), breeder of poodles and Brussels griffons was a professional handler for over 15 years finishing many different breeds to their championships. She has owned the pet connection in warren, Ohio since 1985. She won the first ever Barkleigh honors award for speaker of the year. She has won multiple best all-around and best groomed dog in show. Was on groomteam USA three different years. After winning the Oster international invitational tournament of champions in 1995, she retired from competitive grooming. With exception of being invited to and winning the les pooch poodle challenge 2008. She now works for Jarden consumer solutions/manufacturer of Oster professional products as their national training manager.
Jill Pipino started grooming in 2000. She bought a turnkey operation, turning it into a successful business offering her clients everything from daycare to spa services and personality trims to show styles. She began regularly attending seminars and trade shows at the beginning of her career, and started competing in 2007. She has been a regular in the competition circuit ever since. In an effort to further her understanding of pet styling, she has trained privately with top stylists and breeders. She also works with breeders and handlers at dog shows and is looking forward to showing her field spaniel, Brucie.
Adriane Pope is an award-winning Pet stylist in Breed Profile and Creative Grooming. Her specialty is extreme creative styling and creative abstract design. Adriane is owner/groomer of Adriane's Groom and Go Mobile Grooming in Conway, SC., and also the owner of Rivertown Bed and Biscuit Luxury Kennel since 2004. She has 24 years of grooming experience, and has been mobile for 22 years. She started competing in breed profile in 1997 and started the creative world in 2004.
Cheryl A Purcell Nationally Certified Master Groomer: groomteam USA Member from 2002 to 2007. Cheryl retired in 2010 to become the groomteam USA Coordinator from 2011-2014, She captained the 2013 Gold World Grooming Champion Travel Team. In addition to being a five time Cardinal Crystal nominee and a Barkleigh Honors Awards nominee. Cheryl and her dog River where the 2014 Kerry Blue Terrier BOB at Westminster. Cheryl is a sought after Lecturer, Judge and Mentor. Cheryl owns and operates Pooch Paws Pet Grooming with her husband Ron, in Hanover MA.
With 26 years of experience in professional grooming and extensive experience in grooming and conformation, Victor Rosado is a National Certified Master Groomer with NDGAA, International Certified Master Groomer and is a certifier with IPG, as well as a Grooming Contest Judge and a Licensed All Breeds Conformation Judge for FCPR/FCI. As a competitive groomer, Victor Rosado is a multiple Best All Around and Best In Show winner and one of the top groomers listed in the Groom Team USA ranking for United States of America. Victor is a member of American Spaniel Club, an AKC Breeder of Merit, and an exhibitor of American Cocker Spaniels for 20 years with multiple Best In Show and Best In Specialty Shows wins. Victor is also an Oster Ambassador in Latin America and owner of Davis Puerto Rico.
Jay and his wife, Michelle, own Here Comes the Groom, a highly successful mobile grooming salon in Germantown, Tennessee. Jay has won multiple Best in Show and Best All-Around Groomer awards and helped Groomteam USA win the Gold medal in Calgary, Canada, in 2001. Jay was named American Groomer of the Year in 2001, Groomer of the Year Award at Westminster Dog Show in 2002, and Grooming Judge of the Year in 2004. In 2003 Jay won an International Gold and Bronze medal in Barcelona, Spain, helping groomteam USA win the silver team medal. He and Sue Zecco offer seminars nationally. Jay won a Barkleigh Honors Award at the event that he emceed.
Susan has been grooming dogs and cats for over forty years and has taught grooming for fifteen years. Her first love of dogs began very young while on the television set of Rin Tin Tin and then in her teens on the set of Hogan's Heroes. Like many groomers, Susan turned a "hobby" into her life work. Her career began with showing and grooming her own dogs, progressed to showing and grooming for others as a Certified Professional Handler and, in 1997, Susan turned in her show leash for a judge's book. She now judges breeds in five groups and has judged grooming competitions. Susan is presently an AKC Delegate for the Black Russian Terrier Club of America, where she holds the office of Recording Secretary and serves as Chairman of the Judges Education Committee.
Melissa has over 30 years of experience in the pet grooming industry. Her mastery of grooming techniques won her a place on Groomteam USA, and later she became Groomteam coordinator and a member of the board. Melissa is an industry speaker, author, Barkleigh honors nominee, two-time cardinal crystal achievement award winner, and contest grooming judge. She operated a fleet of mobile grooming units, a grooming salon, and the Paragon School Of Pet Grooming, Inc. In Jenison, Michigan. She is the founder of White Dog Enterprises Inc., which publishes notes from the grooming table, the theory of five, and core skill method training dvds geared for the professional pet groomer.
Joey had 35 years of experience under industry visionary John Nash. He trained thousands of groomers as an instructor and director of Nash schools. In 1995, he became the owner of the Nash Academy of Animal Arts, New Jersey. Joey is an IJA judge and four-time nominee for Judge of the Year. Joey has appeared on numerous television shows, including Animal Planet's Dogs 101, NBC's The Today Show, and Fox's The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet. As a judge on Animal Planet's Groomer Has It, a grooming-based reality TV show, Joey brought a technical insight to the show.
Nancy opened her first shop in 1980, and has been involved with dogs and cats ever since. CPR & CAH certified, she currently has a holistic salon in a small upper east Tennessee town, offering lodging, grooming, daycare and retail. And now also owns Sophisticats, Inc., a feline only grooming salon. Educating the client in what is best for their four-legged family members is Nancy's passion. Nancy is a nationally known speaker at grooming seminars and workshops. She has had articles published in groomer to groomer, pet boarding and daycare as well as local publications geared toward organic and holistic lifestyles. She does private consultations within the industry for salon owners who desire to improve their image and increase income. She is passionate in teaching groomers to see themselves as professionals and just dog groomers!
"Dr. Jim" is a 2nd generation chiropractor, author and speaker. He has trained doctors in 42 states and 13 countries. He has worked with health concerns of elite athletes and grooming professionals, specializing in self-help techniques. Dr. Jim has taught customer service and client control and education for over three decades, winning awards for management consulting, marketing and communication training; teaching skills to succeed and live the life of your dreams.
With over 15 years of experience, Scott is one of the top winning U.S. Pet Stylists. As 1996 & 2002 U.S. Pet Pro Classic Champion and a GroomTeam USA member, Scott is internationally recognized as a judge, speaker and competitor in England, China, Italy, Spain, Scotland as well as in many other countries. With his extensive competition experience and expertise, Scott is lovingly and respectfully referred to throughout the industry as Mr. Terrier!
Suesan, a third generation pet stylist, began working with dogs over 39 years ago. She is a Certified Master Groomer, and owns a mobile grooming business, Best All Around Groomer, serving the Chicago area. She was the winner of the Wahl 2003 Groomer of the Year Award at Westminster Dog Show and the Cardinal Crystal Grooming Achievement Awards for American Groomer of the Year in 2002 - 2004. Suesan has been nominated two times for the Cardinal Grooming Contest Judge of the Year award. Since she began competing in 1995, Sue has received Best in Shows and Best All Around Groomer awards. She has been a member of the 2000 – 2005 Groom Team USA teams. She is a representative of the Wahl Clipper Corporation who is sponsoring her at Groom Expo.
Daniel J. Williams is the managing director of EZ-Groom Pet Products Inc. in Oak Park, Michigan, U.S.A. He holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from Lawrence Technological University, earned a master's degree in business administration from Baker College, and has completed the University of Chicago Advanced Leadership program. He has authored numerous articles on cosmetics, and metallurgy as it relates to pet grooming shears. Dan has designed and engineered a number of manufacturing projects at metal-making factories in the Americas, Europe and Asia. Over the past 22 years, Dan has served as president and CEO of three small closely held organizations where he managed a number of mergers and acquisitions. Dan has worked with EZ-Groom since 2002.
Coming from the accounting world, Brett now owns, operates, and manages Northwest Indiana's largest grooming operation. With 3 mobile grooming vans, a fully staffed grooming salon with a vast array of retail, a successful distribution business, and most recently the purchase of GroomSouth, Smoochie Pooch is quickly catching people's eyes. Brett joins us to share his expertise on what it takes to your grow your business into an empire.
Olga is a certified master groomer and owns two grooming salons, Elite Pet Spa & Boutique in Madison, NJ and Grooming Gallery in Morris Plains, NJ. She that has multiple BIS and best all-around groomer wins as well as two prestigious winners circle champion titles. Olga is 2009 and 2010 American groomer of the year by cardinal pet, and was awarded the Lynne Carver memorial award as best all-around stylist 2009. Olga was born in Russia where she had a master degree in engineering and finished law school. Olga is groom team USA member in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and won silver medal at the world grooming competition in Belgium, 2011 as a part of traveling groom team usa. She received the inaugural Barkleigh honors award for up-and-coming speaker. Olga co-hosts many pet fundraising events
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EASTON, Pa. -- Billy Eisenreich and Ryan Klipstein both chalked up hat tricks to lead the Bucknell men's lacrosse team to an 11-8 Patriot League win at Lafayette on Saturday at Fisher Stadium. The Bison have now won four games in a row and are 2-0 in the Patriot League and 6-1 overall.
Charlie Streep and Nick Gantsoudes added two goals apiece for the Bison, who avenged a 16-15 loss to the Leopards a year ago. Tom Perini had five goals for Lafayette, now 2-4 overall and 0-2 in league play.
Bucknell won this one with big runs in each half. The Leopards scored just 12 seconds into the conetst -- one of three times in the game Cesar Munoz had a quick assist off a faceoff win -- and Lafayette led 2-1 late in the opening quarter when the Bison took the game over with a 5-0 run.
Eisenreich, who has been red hot lately, scored unassisted goals 64 seconds apart to put Bucknell in front, and Gantsoudes scored off a Todd Heritage feed with just one second left in the period to make it 4-2.
Eisenreich and Klipstein scored unassisted goals in the opening three minutes of the second quarter to put the Bison ahead 6-2. Bucknell has had difficulty protecting early leads, however, and the trend continued on Saturday as Lafayette pulled within 6-3 at the half on a Greg Allis goal, and then scored twice in nine seconds early in the third quarter to make it a 6-5 game.
Mike Danylyshyn scored an extra-man goal off a Klipstein assist at the 9:58 mark to end the Leopards' run, but right off the faceoff Munoz fed Stefan Bauer to trim the deficit to one goal again.
Bucknell finally regained some separation with a four-goal surge bridging the third and fourth quarters. Streep scored the first two goals in the run to make it 9-6 after three periods, and then Klipstein tacked on two insurance goals to start the fourth-quarter scoring, the latter giving the Bison a commanding 11-6 lead with 7:47 left.
Perini's fifth of the day came only five seconds after Bucknell's 11th goal, but the Leopards would only manage one more tally in the final two minutes.
Bucknell outshot Lafayette 39-24 and received nine saves from goalie Kyle Feeney. Ed Stubits stopped 14 shots for the Leopards. The Bison committed only 12 turnovers in the game and won the ground ball battle 28-26.
Jake Clarke went 10-for-17 at the faceoff X with nine ground balls, while defenseman Alex Lyons picked up seven ground balls.
Bucknell returns to action on Tuesday night against Robert Morris at Mount Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh. Game time is 7:30 p.m.


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Cambridge, MA – Two of Harvard Kennedy School's (HKS) leading research centers will join forces. HKS Dean David T. Ellwood has announced that the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations will become the Hauser Institute for Civil Society and will reside within the Center for Public Leadership (CPL) effective July 1.
The merger will offer an extraordinary opportunity to strengthen focus on the social sector in the U.S. and overseas, enriching research in civil society and leadership while also helping to build a steady flow of talented, well prepared students for the social sector. Nearly a quarter of Harvard Kennedy School graduates now enter the nonprofit field and many more have a keen interest in it.
The co-directors of CPL, Professors Max Bazerman and David Gergen, will lead the new enterprise. Christine Letts, the Rita E. Hauser Senior Lecturer in the Practice of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership at HKS who currently serves as acting director of Hauser, will serve this coming year as senior advisor.
The Hauser Institute for Civil Society will build upon its extraordinary record of research, teaching and investigations into the ways that nonprofit organizations can more effectively promote the public good. Its work has drawn together scholars and students from across the University. The Center for Public Leadership, established in 2000, has proven to be a dynamic resource for shaping young, emerging leaders and is currently in the process of significantly enriching its research capacities.
"The integration of the Hauser Institute within the Center for Public Leadership will ensure the continuation of successful programs and initiatives focused on leadership, as well as the advancement of scholarship and teaching related to the well-being of citizens and communities," said Harvard University President Drew Faust. "The changing nature of global challenges demands collaborative approaches and coordinated responses, and the new structure will enable Harvard to drive progress on a host of important issues that touch the lives of people around the world."
Dean David T. Ellwood said, "Through the joining of CPL and the Hauser Center, we aim to create a new framework for addressing the big questions of our time by bringing together the leading minds to create a whole that is larger than the sum of its parts. We are very indebted to visionary donors such as the Hausers and the Wexners for helping us to create this exciting opportunity. Their ongoing and innovative vision is a model for all of us."
On a practical level, the merger will integrate faculty, staff, and other resources from the two centers, increasing efficiencies and providing greater opportunities for research collaboration, teaching and student engagement.
"At the Center for Public Leadership," said Gergen, "we enthusiastically welcome the Hauser Institute as part of our family, and we have pledged to Rita and Gustave Hauser, the Hauser faculty, research fellows and staff to do everything we can to support their many worthy endeavors. Through our joint efforts, we hope that Harvard can play an ever bigger role in strengthening the leadership and impact of the social sector."
Bazerman, Jesse Isidor Straus Professor of Business Administration, said, "The collective aim of this merger is to capture opportunities for increased faculty and student engagement in questions about the role of nonprofits, philanthropy, civil society institutions, social movements and their leadership challenges while creating an infrastructure that deploys staff more effectively and efficiently. Together, we can better support faculty research, student engagement and outreach to practitioners."
"This is a very exciting collaboration for both centers," said Letts. "It gives the new Hauser Institute momentum and support to build on our 15 years to create more knowledge and impact for civil society leaders around the world."
The Hauser Institute within CPL will continue to maintain its current programs and initiatives, including:
Rita Hauser, one of the founding donors of the Hauser Center noted, "We are pleased with the extraordinary success of the Hauser Center these past 15 years. It has been an important focus for the study and practice of philanthropy in the US and other countries."
The Center for Public Leadership will continue to strengthen its current activities while also expanding operations in four critical areas:
"Leaders continually cross boundaries and seek leverage," said Leslie and Abigail Wexner, founding and sustaining donors for the Center for Public Leadership. "The merging of the Hauser Center with the Center for Public Leadership will widen and multiply our efforts to impact the public good. We very much welcome this collaboration, as it will intensify the Kennedy School's capacity to bring the study and practice of leadership to the forefront of the educational experience."


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USC Lacrosse Runs Winning Streak to Three Games in 23-8 Rout of Blackbirds
March 1, 2013
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. - USC women's lacrosse freshman attack Paige Bonomi found the back of the cage five times to help the Women of Troy complete a 23-8 win over Long Island University Brooklyn at LIU Field on Friday, March 1. The win was the Trojans' first-ever road victory and extends USC's (3-2, 1-0 MPSF) streak to three. The Blackbirds fell to 0-3.
Bonomi scored two of the Trojans' first five goals as USC went in front, 6-0, to start the game. The Northport, N.Y., native celebrated a homecoming along with 14 other Trojans from the Tri-State Area as the Women of Troy put the program's very first road victory into the record books. Bonomi took eight shots (six on goal) and was one of three Trojans to finish tied for game-high honors with seven points as she added two assists to her final line.
Freshman attack Caroline Cordrey fired the first shot for the Trojans and opened up scoring with a goal in under 30 seconds of the opening draw. Cordrey was one of three USC players to finish with four goals and added three assists for seven points on the day. She scored twice on free-position shots and picked up a career-high three draw controls.
The third of USC's players to notch seven points was freshman attack Caroline de Lyra who scored four times and dished out three assists. It was de Lyra's pass that created Cordrey's game-opening goal. Freshman midfield Amanda Johansen also scored four times and added an assist to record five points. Johansen led all players with seven draw controls.
Defensively, the Trojans were stellar as they held the Blackbirds to just 16 shots in the game and only five in the second half. Freshman defense Courtney Tarleton shared team-high honors with freshman attack Katie Austin as the duo each picked up three ground balls.
Austin was also a force on the offensive end of the field as she had a game-high four assists and one goal. In the cage, freshman Liz Shaeffer allowed just six goals and made five saves for her third win of the year. The Trojans also got a pair of goals from sophomore midfield Kaila Sommi; one on a free-position shot. Sommi also grabbed two draw controls.
For LIU Brooklyn, three players scored two goals, each, led by Shakoya Smith who took a team-high five shots. Allison Canfield and Caitlin Farrell also scored twice, each, while Jesenia Cantres and Kimberly Kovar each had five draw controls. In goal, Gina Haber earned 10 saves in 50 minutes in the cage, but had her hands full as the Trojans took 48 shots in the game.
USC raced out to a 6-0 lead as Cordrey and Bonomi each scored two goals apiece to open the game. The Trojans showed they knew how to share the wealth as all but one of those goals came with assists. Canfield broke through for the Blackbirds and scored at the 12:48 mark to get LIU on the board. Just 40 seconds later, the Birds scored a second goal to cut USC's lead to four as Colleen Holmes found the back of the net.
Johansen scored on a pass from de Lyra to get the Trojans in front by five, again, at 7-2, but Canfield answered on the very next possession. Cordrey found Bonomi open for a goal at 9:25 for an 8-3 USC lead, but Smith cut things to four with her goal at 5:49 left in the first half. Cordrey was in the giving mood, again, as she found de Lyra for a goal at 4:56 that sparked a 4-0 Trojan run. Freshman midfield Haleigh Dalmass scored on a free-position shot with three minutes left to lift USC to an eight-goal lead, 12-4, before Kovar came up with a goal with just 12 seconds left on the clock to get the Blackbirds into the halftime break down by seven.
The Trojans got the first goal of the second half as Cordrey scored on a free-position shot. A defensive struggle ensued until Smith scored LIU's sixth goal at 24:47 in the game. That's when USC awoke from a small slumber and ripped off a big 10-0 scoring run that crippled any chances of a Blackbird comeback.
De Lyra scored, first, on an assist from sophomore attack Olivia Gerton. Johansen and Bonomi scored consecutive unassisted goals before de Lyra scored, again, on a pass from Bonomi. Gerton got her goal from an Austin pass and then freshman attack Maggie Mawhinney put one past the LIU goalie on a free-position shot. Sommi scored, twice, before Austin's goal put the Trojans up, 23-6, with just three minutes left on the clock. The Trojans got some strong road experience for their bench as many of the reserves came into the game. Farrell scored the final two goals of the game to complete the score at 23-8.
The Trojans will have a day off before they head across state borders for a noon ET (9 a.m. PT) game against Princeton (1-1) at Class of 1952 Stadium in Princeton, N.J., on Sunday, March 3. Please visit www.GoPrincetonTigers.com for links to live stats and streaming video.


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Depression is a change in mood marked by a deep sense of sadness. We have all heard someone say that they feel depressed. Most people, including college students, feel this way at some time in their lives. Feeling sad or blue is the common type of depression. These feelings are usually of limited duration and, while painful at the time, cause little disruption in everyday life. In depressive disorders, these symptoms are more serious. The change in mood is considerable and long-lasting. Daily life can be disrupted. The person usually copes and continues to function but the feelings are serious.
Depression affects mood or emotions, thoughts, physical well-being, and behavior. Depression has a variety of emotional symptoms. The most common is the lack of ability to stop feeling sad and hopeless for an extended period of time. Other symptoms include feelings of loneliness, isolation, helplessness, frustration, unloveablity, worthlessness, or an increased sense of guilt or shame. Disruptions in thoughts may include negative self-thoughts, like "I'm a jerk" or "I can't do anything right" or negative thoughts about the future, like "Nothing will make a difference" or "It's no use." Other thought disruptions might include difficulty in concentrating and making decisions, and a decrease or loss of interest in goals and aspirations.
The most common disruption in physical functioning is a change in appetite—a decrease or the other extreme of increased appetite. Sleep disturbances are also common and may include difficulty falling asleep or waking up, early morning waking, or increased or decreased sleep. There is often a drop in energy level and interest in physical activity. The person may not go out much or may not meet responsibilities such as going to class. Physical or somatic complaints may include headache, backache, and gastrointestinal problems such as dry mouth, constipation, or diarrhea.
Behavior may include tearfulness and/or crying spells, or the other extreme of lack of emotional responsiveness. Things that used to be fun and interesting may lose their appeal. Physical movements may be slow; the person may mope around. School performance may become poor. There may be an increase in drug and alcohol use to escape. More severe disruptions include interruptions in all usual activities including eating, dressing, bathing, attending school and seeing friends.
In general, what we see as depression is caused by physical or psychological stress. Sources of stress may include environmental, personality or physical factors. We need to understand the underlying cause to cope. When the cause is apparent, as in the case of a known loss such as the death of a loved one, the reaction will often subside over time. But, even with a known cause, if it is pervasive and unchanging, as when someone is living in poverty or feeling unwanted in their community, depression will often persist, and then treatment is called for. And certainly also, when the cause is not obvious, it's more difficult to understand what one is going through and the symptoms are likely to worsen without treatment. Physical factors may include biochemical imbalances brought on by illness, poor diet and nutrition, infections, lack of exercise, and substance use, including prescription drugs and alcohol. Contrary to the notion that alcohol provides a pick me up, alcohol use always worsens depressive symptoms.
For more information about depression amongst college students, please view the following video created by The University of Michigan: http://www.depressioncenter.org/video/TheViewFromHere/.
Depression does not go away by itself. When these measures do not help or when depression is more severe, you need to seek professional help. Seek help immediately when there is more pain than pleasure in your life, when depression is affecting social life, intimate relationships, or school performance, or when suicide is considered a viable alternative.
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It's a couple of days after Google announced its intentions to jump headfirst into the hardware business. By now everyone — including my colleagues Charles Golvin and John McCarthy — have expressed their thoughts about what this means for Apple, Microsoft, RIM, and all of the Android-based smartphone manufacturers. This is not another one of those blog posts.
What I really want to highlight is something more profound, and more relevant to all of you out there who might classify your day job as "product strategy." To you, the Google/Moto deal is just one signal — however faint — coming through the static noise of today's M&As, IPOs, and new product launches. But if you tune in and listen carefully, two things become crystal clear:


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The Music Preparatory School is hosting the University of St. Thomas String Institute Gala Concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 20 in Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon.
The concert will showcase the winning soloists of the MPS concerto competition. The event will also feature string players of all ages in the orchestra with music by Antonio Vivaldi, Tomaso Albinoni and George Frideric Handel.
UST String Institute allowed 24 pre-college participants to study manuscripts, Venetian culture and history, and Vivaldi's influence on J.S. Bach. The week-long camp ends with the performance on Friday.
Paul Krystofiak, director and founder of MPS, is ready for the students to display how the camp group activities encourage creativity and sharing new ideas.
"I know last year's string concert was very special and I feel after listening to the rehearsals this week that this concert should be even more memorable," Krystofiak said. "These young students are already serious musicians and not just hobbyists. Now as we move into the home stretch, the great rewards and accomplishment of inspiring and nurturing our future generation of musicians in society is starting to sink in."
MPS will also host an additional master class on Thursday afternoon featuring Conductor and MPS String Coordinator Zachary Carrettin. The concert is the culmination of a week-long intense study of the Baroque string literature by top string players from Houston and students from states other than Texas.
Carrettin teaches violin, viola, and chamber music at MPS and plays violin, baroque violin, electric violin and viola. He has toured and recorded with New World baroque music group, El Mundo, and toured the California mission churches with the world renowned choir, Chanticleer. The project was documented and presented on a DVD produced by Warner Bros.
"It is such a pleasure to have Zachary Carrettin on our UST Music Preparatory School faculty," Krystofiak said. "He is a world-class artist bringing knowledge and experience to our talented string students."
MPS seeks to enlighten, excite and educate all children and adults who have a desire to make music a part of their lives. It is the goal of the MPS to provide each student with a stimulating environment best suited to his or her musical needs and background. More than 100 young musicians participated in the six music camps hosted by MPS this summer.
The concert on Friday is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Paul Krystofiak at email@example.com or 713-525-3566, or Zachary Carrettin at firstname.lastname@example.com or 832-893-3802.
For information on fall activities, visit the MPS webpage.
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Website http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/index.html announced the following
On 16th June 2010, Mary Hanafin T.D., Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport and the Archbishop of Dublin, The Most Rev. Dr. John R.W. Neill, launched the remaining Church of
Ireland records of Dublin City and counties Kerry and Carlow. Also, a subset of the Roman Catholic parishes in the Diocese of Cork & Ross have also been added.
In addition to these records, digital images of the original church records, relating to these areas, are now available to view on this website.
Working is progressing on the completion of the Dublin City and South & West Cork Roman Catholic records. The release of further records for on-line access will proceed on a phased basis. Please refer to the "Update of Progress" section in this website for news of upcoming releases.
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Lindsay Lohan strutting it across the "Dancing with The Stars" ballroom? Don't bet on it!
According to TMZ, the headline-making actress has turned down an offer to appear on the ABC reality competition.
PLAY IT NOW: Lindsay Lohan's Gut-Wrenching Past: A Look Back
The actress was reportedly offered a "lucrative" deal, but the 26-year-old reportedly says she does not want to get into the reality TV world and would like to stick with making movies.
"DWTS" deals can reportedly reach as high as $550,000 to appear on the reality show.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: The Shirtless & Nearly Shirtless Pros Of 'Dancing With The Stars'
A rep for "DWTS" told TMZ, "We don't comment on casting."
Lindsay's recent TV movie "Liz & Dick" was almost universally panned by critics. She is slated to appear in "The Canyons" with adult film star James Deen and also "Scary Movie 5," alongside Charlie Sheen.
POLL: Would 'Dancing with the Stars' be a good career choice for Lindsay Lohan? VOTE HERE!
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CNN: Defense Department defended its Limbaugh broadcasts
During a report by CNN correspondent Tom Foreman on the June 2 edition of Wolf Blitzer Reports [1], Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary for Internal Communications Allison Barber defended continued broadcasts of The Rush Limbaugh Show by the American Forces Radio and Television Service [2], stating that AFRTS programming "is based on popularity here in the states." (Part of the Defense Department, AFRTS broadcasts to U.S. service members in 177 countries and U.S. territories around the world, including Iraq.) When asked why Howard Stern's similarly popular radio talk show is not aired, Barber responded (apparently contrasting Stern's program with Limbaugh's) as follows: "Well, his [Stern's] issue is one of content that's not appropriate."
From the June 2 edition of Wolf Blitzer Reports:
VOICEOVER: There is no direct liberal talk show counterpart to Limbaugh, but, they [the Defense Department] point out, no liberal broadcaster has built such a huge audience at home.
BARBER: It's not about conservative or liberal, it's about the full selection of radio programming which is based on popularity here in the states.
VOICEOVER: Still, Howard Stern has millions of fans, and his show is not sent to the troops.
BARBER: Well, his [Stern's] issue is one of content that's not appropriate.
As Media Matters for America has documented, the "content" of Limbaugh's comments regarding the Iraqi prisoner abuse scandal has come into question in recent weeks. One day after comparing photos of the abuse to "anything you'd see Madonna, or Britney Spears do on stage," Limbaugh compared the prisoner abuse to a college fraternity prank on May 4 [3], stating that the U.S. guards involved were just "having a good time" and "blow[ing] some steam off." On May 6 [4], Limbaugh remarked of the scandal, "Maybe the people who executed this pulled off a brilliant maneuver."
Limbaugh has continued to discuss the prisoner abuse scandal during The Rush Limbaugh Show in recent weeks. On May 13 [5] he said, of the prisoner abuse photos, that Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) could have Representatives "Barney Frank and Nancy Pelosi act them out for him"; Limbaugh also suggested on May 18 [6] that -- if it would help "to get a Liberal in the White House" -- financier, philanthropist, and political activist George Soros [6] might create "a torture institute at the new torture university to teach people [like President George W. Bush and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld] how it's really done." On May 27 [7], Limbaugh responded to a report that women have been recently appointed as police chiefs in four major U.S. cities by stating, "I guess we can watch out for some naked pyramids among prisoners in these new jailhouses ... because we had a woman running" Abu Ghraib; on May 26 [7], he referred to military officers as "orificers."
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I bought my 325xi a couple of weeks ago knowing that the stereo didnt turn on. BMW told the dealer that they didnt know what the problem was and to take it to a stereo specialist to see if it could be repaired or if it had to be replaced. I took it to a well known car audio chain here in Charlotte called Freemans Car Stereo and they looked at it and said it was missing a fuse in the first place but when they put one in it still didnt turn on so i would need a new stereo but they went ahead and left the fuse in it. So i said id be back probably later in the week.
After about 10 min of driving home i noticed my turn signals, dash lights, and sunroof stopped working. And also the "warning beep" when u open the door wont stop until about 30 seconds after u close the door. Basically electrical problems. I took it back and told them what happened and they said thers no reason why that fuse should affect the other electrical in the car like that but that theyll go ahead and remove the fuse. They did and evrything went back to normal. Apparently i have a HUGE and EXPENSIVE electrical problem according to them....
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Open Access Directory: A wiki to organize information about the open access movement
Boston, April 30, 2008. Peter Suber and Robin Peek have launched the Open Access Directory (OAD), a wiki where the open access community can create and maintain simple factual lists about open access to science and scholarship. Suber, a Research Professor of Philosophy at Earlham College, and Peek, an Associate Professor of Library and Information Science at Simmons College, conceived the project in order to collect OA-related lists for one-stop reference and searching.
The wiki will start operating with about half a dozen lists –for example, conferences devoted to open access, discussion forums devoted to open access, and journal "declarations of independence"– and add more over time.
The goal is to harness the knowledge and energy of the open access community itself to enlarge and correct the lists. A list on a wiki, revised continuously by its users, can be more comprehensive and up to date than the same list maintained by an individual. By bringing many OA-related lists together in one place, OAD will make it easier for users, especially newcomers, to discover them and use them for reference. The easier they are to maintain and discover, the more effectively they can spread useful, accurate information about open access.
The URL for the Open Access Directory is http://oad.simmons.edu .
To contact us, email Athanasia Pontika, the Assistant Editor (email@example.com), or the Editorial Board (firstname.lastname@example.com).
The wiki is represented by an editorial board consisting of prominent figures in the open access movement. The Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at Simmons College hosts and provides technical support to the OAD.
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West Seattle Grand Parade hosted by WS American Legion
he West Seattle Grand Parade has been hosted by the West Seattle American Legion Post 160 since 1935 and is one of the oldest and most beloved community events in the Seattle area. The West Seattle Grand Parade includes participants from the Hi-Yu royalty and celebrates the diverse community and participants of the greater Seattle area. It is a proud member of the Seafair family of events and includes all of the pirates, clowns, marching bands, drill teams, floats, pagentry and excitement that leads up to the Seafair Torchlight Parade the following weekend.
West Seattle Grand Parade in 2012 will be held on Saturday, July 21 at 11:00 AM
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience and the 2010/11 campaign was no different.
Arsenal.com have tracked the progress of the loanees throughout the season and our 'Loan Review' series will examine each player in turn. Today we focus on Craig Eastmond.
Craig Eastmond
Craig joined Championship side Millwall in January on loan until the end of the season.
The midfielder made his debut in a 2-0 win against Barnsley the following week but struggled to break into Kenny Jackett's side as they pushed for a play-off place.
He made four starts and two substitute appearances before his season was ended in April when he sustained a small fracture to his fibula in training.
Toby Porter of South London Press:
"When I saw him play for a sustained length of time, I was impressed with his technical ability and his nous. But he didn't get enough playing time to really stamp an impression on fans.
"Craig can both hold and create and that impressed me. He retained the ball with skill rather than sheer brute force, which you can get in the Championship.
"Jackett thought he was good defensively and put him on late on in games to solidify things. The manager was impressed with what he saw but he is very young to be given a lot of responsibility in a team pushing for the play-offs."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Because of monovision, I now shoot right handed, left eye dominate. Since my right eye is my dominant eye, with distance contact on right eye I cannot see the front sight clearly.
With monovision, you wear a contact lens on one eye to correct your distance vision and a contact lens on your other eye to correct your near vision. The lens for distance vision is usually worn on your dominant eye.
With monovision, the eye that sees well for distance vision will be slightly blurred up close and the eye that sees well up close will be slightly blurred when looking at distant objects. But with both eyes open, typically the result is acceptably clear and comfortable vision at all distances.
Therefore, the term "monovision" is somewhat misleading. The two eyes still work together as a team to see clearly at all distances; it's just that one eye is clearer than the other, and the "stronger eye" will depend on whether you are looking at something far away or up close.