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Town star ready for play-off push
Jarrad Stack is confident Workington Town can make amends for losing out on top spot in Co-operative Championship One by progressing all the way through to the Play-off Final in a journey that begins against Oldham when the sides meet at Derwent Park on Sunday September 9 (3.00pm).
Workington ended the regular season in third position after consecutive defeats to Gateshead Thunder and Oldham and Stack says those results will spur the side on towards victory in the play-off final at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington, on September 30.
"Up until two weeks ago we had our hands on the top spot in the league and the prize money that is associated with that," said Stack. "It was the defeat against Oldham a fortnight ago that took that away from us, so there is definitely a bit of pay back for us and we'll be looking to make amends.
"We're not going to focus on them, it's a case of us playing our game and getting things right. They have some good players but our side is very talented and we have some great players and I believe if we play to our full potential we will run them off the park.
"We're determined to make it to the final and playing at home with our fans behind us is always important for us. We know how much the club means to the fans and we're determined to make it all the way for them."
Workington's third-place finish has already seen them secure promotion to the Championship for 2013 and whilst Stack is relishing the prospect of testing his skills at a higher level, he is keen to focus on a date at Warrington on September 30 before looking too far ahead.
"We're in the Championship next season and I'm definitely looking forward to the challenge both collectively and individually," he said. "There are some very good teams involved in the competition but I think Workington will be a side to reckon with in 2013.
"Before then we still have a job to do to reach the final and we're determined to do it."
Tickets for the game between Workington Town and Oldham at Derwent Park on Sunday September 6 (3.00pm) cost from £12 adult, £8 concession and £4 under-16s and can be purchased on the day.
Tickets to the Co-operative Championships Finals Day on Sunday September 30 at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington cost from just £16 adult, £8 concessions and can be purchased by calling the RFL Ticket office on 0844 856 1113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk


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iPhone 4S/Siri TV Ads Features John Malkovich, 25/05/2012 - Your reactions |
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In many Apple ads, the product itself is the main "character" and the key feature. But over the past month, Apple decided to ask some "stars" to appear in its ads. The last one on this short list of human stars to promote an Apple product, is John Malkovich, in new ads demonstrating the iPhone 4S and Siri:
It remains unclear if this is a new campaign launched to maintain sales of hte iPhone 4S while waiting for the forthcoming iPhone 5. Siri is the main feature of the iPhone 4S when compared to the iPhone 4, the latter being still manufactured and distributed by Apple. By linathael, original by Lionel |
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Lew's Team Gold Speed Spool Casting Reel - $239.99
Quickly becoming the gold standard for baitcasting reels - again. Lew's resurrection continues with the Team Lew's Gold Speed Spool Casting Reel. Many anglers still remember when Lew's came out with first-of-their-kind reel technologies that have now been adopted by every reel manufacturer. Now better than ever thanks to use of advanced materials and technologies, the Team Lew's Gold Speed Spool Casting Reel offers extreme durability and sleek, new look.
-One-piece diecast aluminum frame and side plates
-Titanium deposition finish on sideplates for ultimate durability
-Double anodized gold detail finishing
-Aircraft-grade Duraluminum 12-hole drilled U-Style spool, drive gear, crank shaft, and worm shaft
-Premium double sheilded, stainless steel, 11-bearing system with Zero Reverse
-Frictionless titanium-coated zirconia line guide
-Multi-Setting Brake (MSB) utilizing both an external click dial to adjust the Magnetic Brake System, and an internal 4-pin positive on/off Centrifugal Brake System
-Anodized aluminum spool tension adjustment with audible click
-Rugged carbon composite drag system, provides up to 14lbs or drag power, audible click metal star drag
-Premium bowed lightweight 85mm carbon handle with Lew's custom Soft Touch contoured paddles.
Offering rugged, durability along with refined performance and styling, the Lew's Team Gold Speed Spool Casting Reel offers top-tier performance from Lew's.
Comments: Love this reel, worth every penny!! I fish a lot, in all kinds of conditions hot, humid and rain reel has not let me down!!! Very rarely i get backlashes!!Go with LEWS there the best hands down!!
From: Adam: TX
Comments: Just spent the day throwing kvd 1.0 and 1.5 s.b's all day in winds of 20-25 mph throwing in the wind, turned the wind dial up not a single backlash and cast those small baits a mile! Ordering another one right now, love lews reels.
From: Josh: OK
Comments: I'm a lefty and I purchased the 7.1:1 and use it for flippin. It's great because I have more control flippin with my left hand and I can operate the thumbar and handle with my right. I dont see what the big deal is. When you use a spinning reel you usually reel with the oposite hand than you use with a baitcaster. So bottom line is quit crying all you leftys
From: Todd: Indianapolis, IN
Comments: What ever happened to the review section actually being used for reviews on the product and not for people to complain about no lefties or to ask questions about the product? I don't understand why people are treating this as it is a forum. Go directly to Lew's to find all of your answers and to give them your complaints. Let this actually be what it is intended to be used for, to review the product.
Comments: My favorite reel. It puts all of my high end Shimanos to shame. It feels like you're reeling in butter it is so smooth and it casts a country mile. It's hard for me to say this because I have been a die-hard Shimano fan for a while but Lew's is the top of the line now. Great quality and great customer service. Will be interesting to see how this reel holds up over the years.. I hope it will last me forever!!
From: Katelyn: AL
Comments: these guys must think Tackle warehouse owns lews by all the crying about lefties,,, take those comments to LEWS web site and it mite not waste every ones time here by you doing that .Great reals as always with lews.
From: Kevin: KY
Comments: if you dont like right handed reels dont talk bad about Lew's. they make a great professional reel, if its the much of a pain to you just get a darn abu garcia.
From: kendog: Northern Wisconsin
Comments: Can i hear about the quality of the reel instead of the fact that they don't offer a left handed retrieve?
From: John: AR
Comments: are the gears brass or aluminum?
From: Station2
Comments: Hey David this is not the place to tell lefties not to whine about left handed reels, people want to know about the quality of the reel! This is not the place for youre whining. This is a great reel, very smooth, light and built well, but why not double youre sales and make them in left hand retrieve lews, get with the program
From: Matt: St. George
Comments: you guys need to quit whining about left hand reels. People want to know the quality of the reel. This is not the place for your whining.
From: David: TX
Comments: I don't get it do lews really lose that much money if they make a top of the line in a lefty. I guess ill have to use my 200 dollar on shimano or abu garcia which offer a lefty for there higher end and top of the line reel
From: Sue: Fresno, CA
Comments: If they had leftys, My Son would probably purchase 4 or five I own 6 Lew's.... easy for me because I prefer right handed reels.
From: Frank: Canada
Comments: love the lews but gotta have a lefty
Comments: I agree with Matt. I'm right handed so I cast and control the rod and reel with my right hand and crank with my left. I would never consider a right hand cranking reel no matter how good it is.
From: Larry
Comments: no lefty, no business
From: Matt: St George
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Extremely tough, the Lew's Super Duty Speed Spool Casting Reel delivers powerful performance no matter the fishing conditions or fishing application.
The Lew's BB-1 Speed Spool Casting Reel introduced several technological firsts for baitcasting reels - now it's back and better than ever - with the use of modern technology and materials.
Living proof that Lew's is listening to anglers needs, the Lew's Tournament MG Casting Reel is packed with features, including audible click drag, tension, and cast control, as well as, a deeper spool and longer "power crank" handle.
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The lightweight Team Lew's Speed Spool Casting Reel delivers top-of-the-line performance with the looks to back it up - from Lew's Fishing Tackle - one of the originators of the low-profile baitcaster reel back in the 1970's.
Extremely lightweight - weighing in at only 6.7-oz - the Lew's Tournament Pro Speed Spool Casting Reels offer fluid function and serious power in a compact, easily-palmable design.
Offering cranking, high speed and super high speed models - all with the same weight and design - the Lew's Tournament Speed Spool Casting Reel Series offers consistently smooth and powerful performance at a moderate price point.
The introductory-level reel from Lew's Fishing Tackle - one of the originators of the low-profile baitcast reel - the Lew's Speed Spool Casting Reel is packed with performance at a great price.


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The reaction from the crowd at this year's 55th Annual Grammy Awards mimicked that of the audience in the Hunger Games movie when Katniss enters wearing a flaming dress. Carrie Underwood, a country singer/songwriter, stole the show with a dress that lit up with scenes, flowers and butterflies.
US Magazine quotes Carrie about performing:
"There's so many big performances at the Grammys, I just like to stand still and sing sometimes. So this was the best way to do that, and it still created something visually attention-capturing and beautiful."
Carrie also told reporters backstage:
"They can do a lot of amazing things with projectors these days. I said I should take that home where we can watch movies on it. … You wanna watch movies on my dress?"
One thing is certain, the ante has definitely been "uped" where fashion is concerned. I give this dress and creativity a very enthusiastic 5 stars. Game on!
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Thanks for checking us out! On this site, you'll find our mission, core values, purpose, and information on our various ministries. I hope that through these you will catch the vision of what we are all about--each person knowing God's grand purpose for his or her life and living that out. Our prayer is that each one will live life to the fullest . . . and well.
The various gatherings and programs are all designed with you in mind to help you be successful at laying hold of that purpose for which you were created. Far from being an accident or insignificant, the infinite God created you on purpose for a great purpose. Our prayer is that you will run hard after Him, knowing Him more fully every day and loving others as He has loved you.
Encountering the person of Jesus Christ is the ultimate life-changing experience. Only in Christ can a person know forgiveness, freedom and fulfillment now and for eternity.
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Good food, Good drink, Good time. Daily lunch specials are great and priced right. Friday fish fry for lunch and dinner year round (No dinner in Dec.)
American Legion Post 397
314- 872-3186
This legion post is located just off Olive Blvd., behind Bristols Seafood restaurant. It holds its monthly meetings on the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. American Legion Posts are a place for veterans to gather and support each other while helping and contributing to the local community. Not only do they support older veterans, but also active duty servicemen and their families. These ladies and gentlemen also help sponsor and support the American Legion baseball teams of the St Louis area. Please see the website for other information, and how you can help support their cause. You'll also find valuable information on obtaining Veterans records, a calendar of activities, and links to other important sites. This post is also open for lunch Monday through Friday.
Click here to see all current events and all the "freebies" offered for all veterans.
- Hours: Mon - Sat, 7:30am - 1pm; Sun, noon - 8pm
- Handicap Accessible: Handicapped parking spots and ramps
- What makes this community special?: All the great veterans, either men or women from the Creve Couer area, and others, who move here make this a strong community.
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On the Garden Peninsula Threefold Vine is a Garden Peninsula winery doing just that. The winery and vineyard are located at the Green Family Farm just south of Garden, Michigan in the south central Upper Peninsula.
The Threefold Vine Winery is open for tours. Stop by and see how our wine is produced from the grapes growing in the vineyard, to harvesting, and processing the wine depending on the time of the year you visit. Our Tasting Room is open so you can sample our exciting new wines grown in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Wine will also be available for purchase. May through October: Daily, 12 noon to 5 pm November through April: Please call for hours Private Tasting is available
In the spring of 2002, Andrew and Janice Green with their 5 children in tow began planting grapevines on 4 acres of their 470 acre farm. Finding just the right vines that will do the best on shallow soils over fragmented limestone along with the Garden Peninsula's unique microclimate has been a matter of trial and error. Over 30 different varieties of wine grapes have been planted on the site with some showing great promise.
Now, what are we going to do with these grapes? Well, make wine, of course! So in the winter of 2002 a bean-processing barn that was being under utilized became the focus of a 4-year reconstruction project that involved the whole family and many good friends. As the finishing touches are completed in the tasting room stray kidney and soybeans can still be found as a reminder.
The winery and vineyard are part of a working family farm. The Green family raises cattle, hay, corn, rye, and sugar beets. An apple orchard with many older dessert and cider varieties was established in 2003. Threefold Vine's Wine offerings are bottled in the spring after the winter fermentation. We have 5 Red table wines, One White table wine, one Rose, various Honey wines, Fruit wines, and Dessert Wines. Not all wines are available at all times. Some wines are made on a limited basis as fruit is available such as Da White. It is the first of the white grapes from our vineyard and there is a limited supply next year there should be more. Le Rose Jardin is fast becomming a customer favorite as well as Camp 9, a semi-sweet red, Valentines Creek, a Raspberry/Honey sweet wine, Black Bear Jamboree, Strawberry/Honey/Banana sweet wine, and Garden Paradise, U.P.Cranberries from Paradise and Honey. . . a sweet wine. Summer Island: Bronze Award Spring 2009, Florida State Fair Bronze Medal: 2008 Finger Lakes International Wine Competition. Wassail: Silver medal 2008 Florida State Fair Wine and Grape Juice Competition Autumn Joy: 1st place 2007 Delta County United Way Uptoberfest, Conversion: 3rd place 2007 Delta County United Way Uptoberfest Our greatest award is
our customers. The Green family invites you to come, visit, see how our wine is produced, and have a sample at our tasting room. Pottery and Watercolors by Jane Wilke Turner Photography by Paul Rose Hand-turned Wooden Wine Stoppers by Doug Smith
Wine Gift Baskets are available and various wine accessories. Places our wine is
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We would like to say a huge Thank You to all those who have been faithful pumpkin customers for the past 8 years. Unfortunately, we are no longer able to to do all the fall activities we have done in the past as the grape and apple harvest is taking up all of our time.
Directions: The Garden Peninsula is located between Manistique and Rapid River on the southern edge of the Upper Peninsula by Lake Michigan and Big Bay de Noc, Take Highway 183 south from US-2 and go through the town of Garden to NN Road. Turn south (left) and you will find our Winery just a short distance from Highway 183.
* Sorry, we are occasionally closed without notice due to family commitments such as a ball game, wedding, or family activity.
Fayette State Park & Historic Village is just a short distance past the Threefold Vine Winery Exploring Garden
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Max Stassi Fantasy Baseball News, Notes, Rumors and Statistics
The latest Max Stassi MLB and fantasy baseball news
Thu, 28 Feb 2013 13:52:13 -0800 Houston Astros C Max Stassi (hernia) had surgery for a sports hernia Thursday, Feb. 28, and he will miss four to six weeks. RP Hector Ambriz (ankle) threw off a mound Thursday and is close to game-ready.
Tue, 26 Feb 2013 14:00:31 -0800 Houston Astros RP Hector Ambriz (ankle) is close to throwing to live hitters. C Max Stassi (oblique) will undergo an MRI exam and see a specialist about a possible sports hernia Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Sun, 24 Feb 2013 11:38:12 -0800 Houston Astros C Max Stassi (oblique) is scheduled to travel to Philadelphia to visit a specialist regarding a possible sports hernia. He is expected to miss the entire exhibition season.
Fri, 22 Feb 2013 12:56:43 -0800 Houston Astros C Max Stassi (oblique) continues to improve and did some blocking drills Friday, Feb. 22, and swung a fungo bat.
Thu, 14 Feb 2013 10:07:01 -0800 Houston Astros RP Hector Ambriz (ankle) rolled his ankle during workouts Thursday, Feb. 14, and had to get the ankle taped. However, the injury wasn't serious. C Max Stassi (oblique) was held out of workouts again due to a strained oblique, but he could return any day now.
Wed, 13 Feb 2013 12:19:44 -0800 Houston Astros manager Bo Porter said C Max Stassi (oblique) was held out of drills Wednesday, Feb. 13, because the team wants to be careful with his strained oblique. "We want to be more careful than anything," Porter said. "If we had to push him, he could absolutely be pushed at this time, but we're going to take all precautions to make sure that he's ready to go full bore when he steps back out here."
Wed, 13 Feb 2013 06:33:29 -0800 Houston Astros C Max Stassi (oblique) tweaked his oblique and will rest Wednesday, Feb. 13.
Mon, 04 Feb 2013 15:11:00 -0800 The Houston Astros have traded SS Jed Lowrie and P Fernando Rodriguez to the Oakland Athletics for 1B Chris Carter, P Brad Peacock and C Max Stassi.
Mon, 04 Feb 2013 15:05:35 -0800 The Oakland Athletics have acquired SS Jed Lowrie and P Fernando Rodriguez from the Houston Astros for 1B Chris Carter, SP Brad Peacock and C Max Stassi.
Sun, 11 Mar 2012 18:13:20 -0700 The Oakland Athletics optioned P Sean Doolittle and OF Jermaine Mitchell to Triple-A Sacramento Sunday, March 11. The team also reassigned P Fabio Castro, OF Michael Choice, SP Edgar G. Gonzalez, P Sonny Gray, OF Grant Green, OF Cedric Hunter, RP Jim Miller, OF Jason Pridie, C Max Stassi and RP Merkin Valdez to their minor league camp.
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Occupational extension courses may not be taken more than twice within a five-year period without the student paying the full cost of the course as determined by the college. Students may repeat occupational extension courses more than once if the repetitions are required for certification, licensure, or recertification.
A course other than occupational extension may not be taken for more than two consecutive terms without a break of at least one term. Senior citizens who are legal residents of North Carolina and who wish to enroll in an occupational extension course, shall not be required to pay for taking the course twice. Students who are enrolled in Adult Basic Education (ABE), General Education Development (GED) preparation, or Compensatory Education classes may continue as long as reasonable educational and/or social progress is being made according to the goals of the program. Students in Compensatory Education classes will be reviewed after no more than two years to determine whether they will continue in the program. The college reserves the right to modify this policy in general or relative to a given course as necessary to meet the needs of the college and its students.
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Tuition shall be waived for one course of noncredit instruction per academic semester (January 1- May 15; May16 - August 14; August 15 - December 31) for senior citizens who are 65 or older before the start date of the class and who are qualified as legal residents of North Carolina. Seniors are required to purchase insurance, textbooks, and supplies where applicable. There are not fee waivers for self-supporting courses (prefixes CSP and SEF).
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Continuing education course offerings are designed for adult learners. In special cases, 16 and 17 year-olds will be considered when (1) there is available space in the class and (2) they obtain the required permissions and signatures on the College's Minor Permission Form.
Because of the high cost of books, we only have students purchase textbooks when they are essential. Students should bring the book with them to the first class.
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Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College (A-B Tech) does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, age, national origin, religion, or disability in its employment opportunities, programs, services, or activities. All requests for appropriate auxiliary aids and services must be made within a reasonable time prior to the activity to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator. If you have comments or suggestions for ensuring that individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in or to enjoy the benefits of A-B Tech services, programs or activities, or if you wish to file a complaint under the ADA, please contact the ADA Coordinator: Ms. Kaye Waugh, Human Resources Office, Sunnicrest, 340 Victoria Road, Asheville, NC 28801. 828-398-7113 or TDD 254-1921, Ext. 444.
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Tigran Hamasyan: A Fable (2011)
The young, Armenian-born pianist Tigran Hamasyan possesses an almost intimidating virtuosity, a style that owes as much to Art Tatum 's two-handed volubility and the sweeping refinement of Impressionist composers as it does to the spiraling, East-meets-West melodies of his homeland. Winner of the 2006 Thelonious Monk Institute's piano competition, New Era (2008, Nocturne) found Hamasyan settling into a familiar, if impressive trio aesthetic, mining the angular vernacular of modern jazz piano on now-standard vehicles like "Well, You Needn't" or "Solar," as well as on some of his own lovely compositions. So it is a welcome surprise to hear the dreamlike, tinkling sustain of the minute-long "Rain Shadow" that opens this new disc almost like a lullaby, an otherworldly state that A Fable, by and large, maintains across its length. For Hamasyan's first solo album, gone are the walking bass, the stabs at jazz-based legitimacy, or any outright forays into the typical jazz canon. Instead, he produces his first fully mature work, in an individual style utterly unlike anything else on the market.
Folklore certainly seems to be on the pianist's mind. Both the titles of tunes ("A Fable," "Kakavik (The Little Partridge)," or "The Legend of the Moon") and the way many of the tracks build themselves around simple, almost childlike melodies attest to this return to roots. "Longing" is perhaps the finest example of this on the album: the melody, sentimental but not cloying, is rendered in a haunting pianissimo with minimal improvisation, as the pianist recites two quatrains about exile and homecoming from the Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan in a beautifully unadorned singing voice. These fragile, touching moments are plentiful on A Fable, "The Legend of the Moon" or "Mother, Where Are You?" introducing a rich body of balladic work that eschews technical fireworks in favor of powerful emotional connection.
The pianist is still capable of raising the tempo when needed, however, which gives the set a much needed sense of variety. With equally evocative melodies, both "What the Waves Brought" and "Samsara" launch into dense, fleet-fingered territory, ricocheting from one arpeggiated cluster to the next with centrifugal force. A touch of Liszt's Rhapsodies, Debussy's Arabesques or even Jacques Ibert's "Little White Donkey" collide with the modal melodic sense of his Armenian heritage, and are then allowed to evolve freely through his improviser's sensibility. In the faster sections, the precision of Hamasyan's touch, his volume control and the independence of his hands are absolutely breathtaking. How impressive, that even during these showpieces for his technique, he still manages to tether himself to an unimpeachable emotional core.
"Someday My Prince Will Come" is the album's sole nod to jazz music proper, but even it is filtered through the prism of what is obviously an increasingly confident, individual voice. If A Fable is Hamsyan's method of coming home, we are lucky that he invites us along for the ride. His world is a stirring place to spend an hour.
Track Listing: Rain Shadow; What The Waves Brought; The Spinners; Illusion; Samsara; Longing; Carnaval; The Legend of the Moon; Someday My Prince Will Come; Kakavik (The Little Partridge); A Memory That Became A Dream; A Fable; Mother, Where Are You?
Personnel: Tigran Hamasyan: piano, voice.
Record Label: Verve international
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I was given another pair of plain 'ole earrings. As much as I appreciated it, I couldn't walk around with these huge blank shapes hanging from my ears. I decided it was time to get my "do-it-yourself" on.
I didn't have the time, nor the energy to go out and purchase any items for this DIY, so i decided to use some trusting nail polish and a pencil to create my designs. I hand-painted some zebra like stripes and got to work. Not only do I love it, but its a cool casual addition to my already extensive earring collection.
This project took about 20 minutes to complete, and 5 minutes to dry. I watched Sesame Street with my son while I did this, so you know it was a no-brain-er. LOL.
Love it or not… #Fyourstyle
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Griffith man was warm, generous
Ned Smith was a generous, hard-working man who was always willing to do things for others, said his granddaughter, Linsey Waterstraat.
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Ronald Spangler was a strong moral compass for his family and always took time to discuss important issues, said his daughter, Deb Barbanel.
Hobart woman loved to make others laugh
Dorothy Kleckner loved performing as a clown and making people laugh, her family members said.
Young man lived life fully
Zach Green made friends quickly, had an infectious laugh, and was loved by all who knew him, his parents said.
Crown Point dentist lives life in the fast lane
When Dr. Mark Van Buskirk was a young boy, he learned to work on cars by helping his father restore Volkswagens.
Girl captivated those who knew her
Anna Mrdak was a captivating young lady who was always willing to help others, her father said.
Hobart man loved making others happy
Jeffrey Johnson was a funny and engaging man who loved to entertain people and make them laugh, said Emily Johnson, his wife of 22 years.
Prom dresses full of color, sparkle
Prom season is in full swing, and this year the dresses are in neon colors and are full of bling, according to experts at area dress shops.
Second Saturday program inspires kids
The Challenger center regularly hosts field trips for elementary school students, and students leave those programs excited and wanting to do more.
Woman worked hard for family
Viola Parker worked hard to take care of her large family, said her daughter, Mary Anna Coln.
Car and Cycle Show kicks off the summer
Hundreds of people are expected at Munster Community Park this weekend for the 15th Annual Car and Cycle Show, which is considered the first big festival of the season.
Black Pine animal sanctuary provides permanent home to rescued exotics
Nestled just two hours east of Lake County, Black Pine Animal Sanctuary in Albion, Indiana, offers a permanent home to nearly 100 exotic animals.
Man was 'everyone's go-to guy'
Brian Kingsbury had his life mapped out and knew where he was going, said his mother, Gail Kingsbury.
C.P. woman was always optimistic
Jane Dan was an optimistic woman who was an inspiration to those who knew her.
C.P. woman overcame obstacles
Wanda Rozcicha overcame many obstacles and went on to live a life filled with love, said her daughter, Joanne Buckmaster.
Pond Expo showcases latest gardening trends
Beginning gardeners as well as gardening veterans can head to the Pond Expo in Crown Point for ideas and inspiration, said Kathy Bartley, the expo chair for the Illiana Garden and Pond Society.
Man loved time with family
Ron German was a fun-loving man who enjoyed spending time with his family, said his wife, Diane German.
Valpo man would do anything for others
Frank Wszolek was the kind of man who went out of his way to help people, said Mary Ann Wszolek, his wife of 54 years.
Portage woman was avid artist
Mary Ballog lived life to the fullest and always wanted to look her best, said her daughter, Sandy Samson.
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Dr. John Read was dedicated to the health and welfare of others, his children said.
Diet offers secret to longevity
A well-known doctor believes the secrets of longevity can be found by looking at the diets of people who have lived for more than 100 years.
Woman placed high value on education
Norma Paskash was a kind and generous woman who believed in honesty and being fair to everyone, her children said.
Merrillville man devoted life to prayer
Floye Keelen was a loving and compassionate man who was passionate about praying for others, his family members said.
Young man lived life to the fullest
Danny Barnes was a fun-loving, energetic young man whose smile could light up a room, his family and friends said.
Exhibition honors region's contribution to Civil War
A new exhibition at the Indiana Welcome Center tells the story of the Region's involvement in the Civil War through reenactments, artifacts and photographs.
Young man was friend to all
Nathan Cook was a loving, outgoing young man who always had a smile for everyone, said his mother, Kim Cook.
Hobart man loved outdoors
Robert Mandon was a friend to everyone who knew him, and knew exactly what to say to people to make them comfortable, said Jamie Mandon, his wife of 30 years.
Young woman had life ahead of her
Brooke Mieczenkowski loved animals and would do anything she could to help them, said her mother, Lori Mieczenkowski.
Lake Station man inspired self-reliance
Leaman Moore was a hardworking man who wanted his children to be able to take care of themselves, they said.
Parks Department Encourages Outdoor Play
Characters from various parts of United States history will be appearing at Lake Etta this year, sharing the stories of their time as well as their perspective on current events.
History comes to life through the Lake County Parks Department
Characters from various parts of United States history will be appearing at Lake Etta this year, sharing the stories of their time as well as their perspective on current events.
Woman put family at center of her life
Faye Lynch was a kind and loving woman who made friends everywhere she went, said her daughter, Karen Pavel.
Composting is safe, natural way to increase growth
Charles Hensel has been composting for almost 60 years, and says the idea of composting being difficult and smelly is a misconception.
Valpo man was a devoted father
Edwin Bernardez loved being a father to 6-year-old Madelyn, and he loved being involved with all her activities, said Rachel Bernardez, his wife of almost 10 years.
Woman lived entire life in Valparaiso
Loretta Knoblock was born in Valparaiso, raised her family in Valparaiso, and died in Valparaiso, said her daughter, Joyce Ferrari.
Portage man loved mysteries
Edward Millis was a kind, gentle man who loved his family, said Linda Millis, his wife of 18 years.
Valpo woman was center of family
Thelma Ashbaugh taught her children to value family and have love and respect for others, said her son, Steve Ashbaugh.
Valpo man was inspiration to his family
James LaFevre believed in the American dream and valued working hard and being fair, said his son, Jamie LaFevre.
Crown Point woman overcame many obstacles
Anne Schwab overcame many obstacles in her life, and she wanted to do whatever she could to provide for her family, said her daughter, Marie Maravilla.
Valpo man loved teaching others
Melford Crisman was a longtime educator who always did what he could to help children, said his friend, Mark Fisher.
Valpo toddler lived life to the fullest
Liam Wuenn was a captivating little boy who packed a lot into his short life, said his mother, Sara Wuenn.
Crown Point St. Patrick's Day Parade offers family fun
Thousands of people are expected to gather at the square on Sunday for the fifth annual nighttime St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Loving mother's faith inspired others
Christine Wright centered her life around her family and her faith, said Larry Wright, her husband of almost 57 years.
Theater workshop offered for budding thespians
Young actors and actresses have a chance to hone their craft during a weekly Saturday morning workshop at the Hammond Branch YMCA.
Cedar Lake man was devoted to family
Rick Kalemba was a kind and gentle man who was devoted to his family, said his wife, Theresa Kalemba.
Crown Point man loved time with family
Gene Charbonneau was a wonderful man who had a deep sense of integrity, said his wife, Mary Charbonneau.
Maple Syrup Time attracts hundreds
Visitors to Deep River County Park this month will get a chance to step back into time and see how maple syrup was made during the early 1900s.
Black and white is a classic decorating scheme
Black and white is a classic decorating scheme that can be incorporated into any style of home. It can be achieved either by using several small elements or decorating an entire room to the scheme, local decorators say.
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Roland Brandt taught his family to respect life and be compassionate to those in need, said his daughter, Catherine Haggerty.
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The Active Media Products Penguin BLU is quite an odd creature. On the surface it looks like a cute little USB drive that a fifth grader would be carrying around. Once installed the drive springs to life like an action movie. You can use the drive either as a standard run of the mill thumb drive or set your BIOS to boot from a USB device and be looking at a Linux desktop in under a minute.
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At UNICEF headquarters in New York, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon attends the first preparatory meeting for the 2008 International Year of Sanitation. |
By Anwulika Okafor
NEW YORK, USA, 7 May 2007 – Proper sanitation: It's a seemingly mundane thing that most people in the developed world take for granted. Yet at least 2.6 billion people – some 41 percent of the global population, including 980 million children – do not have access to latrines or other basic sanitation facilities.
The lack of access to sanitation and safe water sources is linked to a wide range of diseases such as diarrhoea, which often leads to or accelerates malnutrition, and pneumonia. And these illnesses, in turn, account for a staggering number of deaths yearly, especially among children.
To focus attention on this global crisis, the United Nations declared in December that 2008 would be the International Year of Sanitation. At the first preparatory meeting for that year-long observance, held today at UNICEF headquarters in New York, panellists explored new ways to highlight the importance of meeting Millennium Development Goal 7 – to cut in half the proportion of people without access to safe water and basic sanitation by 2015.
Planning for the challenge ahead
Led by the Chair of the UN Secretary-General's Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation, His Royal Highness, Prince of Orange Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, the all-day meeting brought together representatives of non-governmental organizations, donor agencies, academia, development banks and 29 governments.
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His Royal Highness, Prince of Orange Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, chairs the preparatory meeting on the 2008 International Year of Sanitation. |
Their common goal: developing a focused plan to attack the daunting task ahead. To reach MDG 7, the international community will need to provide over 160 million additional people with access to safe water and sanitation facilities each year.
In his opening remarks, Prince Willem-Alexander called the International Year of Sanitation "a unique opportunity to raise awareness and galvanize political will, especially at the national level, and this is crucial. For it is the national governments – working with communities, municipalities, NGOs and international actors – who ultimately must expand sanitation services."
Key to child survival
Discussions at the preparatory meeting made it clear that educating the global community on the importance of proper sanitation and hygiene is but one obstacle to overcome. In addition, the process of upgrading a community's water and sanitation system is costly, and in many areas the benefits associated with these costs are not widely understood.
And disparities between rich and poor, urban and rural communities serve as a further hindrance to progress on sanitation.
But the benefits of addressing this issue through a global programme of action cannot be understated. Some 1.5 million children under the age of five die from diarrhoea each year. Meanwhile, children who become chronically ill due to unsafe water and inadequate sanitation frequently miss school – accounting for an estimated 500 million school days lost worldwide last year.
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"Let us make this a remarkable year of global sanitation achievement – one that generates real positive changes for the millions, even billions of people who do not yet enjoy this basic ingredient of human welfare," remarked Mr. Ban.
Though it may seem mundane to those who think nothing of being able to use a toilet or wash their hands with soap and water, access to proper sanitation opens up the possibility of a better life for everyone – including improved economic growth, sustained progress in education and a solid foundation for public health. Through the plans set in motion at UNICEF today, the International Year of Sanitation will seek to make that simple dream a reality.
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Technical Abstract: Sugar beet deterioration can still be a major technological constraint in processing. The major (but not sole) contributor to deterioration in many countries, particularly when warm and humid conditions prevail, is infection by hetero-fermentative Leuconostoc mesenteroides lactic acid bacteria. In recent years it has emerged that mannitol is a major product of L. mesenteroides deterioration of sugar beet and a sensitive marker that can predict processing problems. How mannitol and dextran formation are related is described. An enzymatic factory method that is rapid, simple, accurate, and inexpensive is now available to measure mannitol in juices and is also applicable to downstream products. The method recently became an Official ICUMSA (International Commission for Uniform Methods in Sugar Analysis) method GS8-12 "The Determination of Mannitol in Beet Juices, Thin Juices and Syrups by an Enzymatic Method." Numerous factories in Europe, including France, Germany, Belgium, and Poland are now using the method to monitor for Leuconostoc activity in beets, press water, raw, and thin juices. In two Belgian factories steam disinfections of juice/cossettes heat exchangers are applied when critical levels (>160 mg/L) of mannitol are detected. At a German factory, heaters are treated regularly with sodium hydroxide when mannitol content becomes greater than 50-60 mg/L. In numerous French factories, mannitol levels are helping to control filtration difficulties. Mannitol balances undertaken by Groupement D'Exchanges Techniques during the 2009 beet campaign are discussed.


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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To reprove gently but earnestly.
- v. To counsel (another) against something to be avoided; caution.
- v. To remind of something forgotten or disregarded, as an obligation or a responsibility.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To notify of or reprove for a fault; reprove with mildness.
- To counsel against something; caution or advise; exhort; warn.
- To instruct or direct; guide.
- To inform; acquaint with; notify; remind; recall or incite to duty.
- v. To warn or notify of a fault; to reprove gently or kindly, but seriously; to exhort.
- v. To counsel against wrong practices; to caution or advise; to warn against danger or an offense; — followed by of, against, or a subordinate clause.
- v. To instruct or direct; to inform; to notify.
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. To warn or notify of a fault; to reprove gently or kindly, but seriously; to exhort.
- v. To counsel against wrong practices; to cation or advise; to warn against danger or an offense; -- followed by
of ,against , or a subordinate clause. - v. To instruct or direct; to inform; to notify.
WordNet 3.0
- v. take to task
- v. admonish or counsel in terms of someone's behavior
- v. warn strongly; put on guard
- Middle English admonesten or admonissen, from Old French amonester (modern French admonester), from an unattested Late Latin or Vulgar Latin *admonesstrāre, from Latin admoneō ("remind, warn"), from ad + moneō ("warn, advise"). See premonition. (Wiktionary)
- Middle English amonishen, admonishen, alteration of amonesten, from Old French amonester, admonester, from Vulgar Latin *admonestāre, from Latin admonēre : ad-, ad- + monēre, to warn; see men-1 in Indo-European roots. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
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AIR POLLUTION CONTROL OFFICER: Tom Christofk, 530-745-2321
The Ralston Fire, burning in the Tahoe National Forest, continues to create smoky conditions in the foothills, prompting the Placer County Health and Human Services Department and Placer County Air Pollution Control District to maintain a health advisory that was originally issued on September 6th (see attached) through the weekend and to augment it with the additional recommendations as outlined below.
"In a nutshell, if you can see or smell smoke, you should limit outdoor physical activities, and strongly consider canceling outdoor sporting events and other group physical activities," PlacerCounty Health Officer Dr.Richard Burtonsaid .
People should generally avoid physical exertion during smoky conditions. Particularly affected are children and the elderly.
Dr. Burton and Air Pollution Control Officer Tom Christofk advise residents to take the situation into account as they plan weekend activities.
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26% vote early in 2012 presidential election
Of the 804,245 people who voted in Nebraska during the November 6 general election, nearly 26% voted early. It's a number that continues to grow with each election cycle, says Secretary of State John Gale.
"While most Nebraskans still like the tradition of voting on Election Day, there is no question that early in-person or mail-in balloting is gaining favor. It's a convenience that busy people appreciate."
The Nebraska State Board of Canvassers met today to certify the results of the election with the exception of three races currently undergoing a recount. Once those recounts are completed, the board will meet again to certify the results of those races.
In the most recent election, there were 1,163,817 registered voters in Nebraska. Douglas County had the most registered voters (327,095), followed by Lancaster County (181,864) and Sarpy County (99,060).
In the general election of 2008, 1,157,345 people were registered to vote in Nebraska.
Of the 804,245 Nebraskans who cast their ballots in the most recent presidential election, 595,284 did so at the polls on Election Day. There were 207,741 early voters.
Gale said 69.1% of Nebraskans voted in the November general election. That was just shy of his initial prediction of 71%.
"Nebraska had a great turnout for our 2012 general election, just shy of our 2008 general election total. We hope the trend of strong voter turnout continues to grow, as this is what makes our system of representative democracy work best."
In the presidential election of 2008, 70.2% of Nebraskans voted.
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No. 9 Lenoir-Rhyne Women's Soccer Opens Season By Shutting Out Georgia College, 2-0
August 31, 2012
L-R senior goalkeeper Caitlin Scruggs picks up the win after stopping seven shots in the shutout victory
The ninth-ranked Lenoir-Rhyne Women's Soccer Team opened the 2012 season with a 2-0 win over Georgia College Friday night in the Bears' Classic at the Moretz Sports - Athletic Complex. |
Hickory, N.C. - The No. 9 Lenoir-Rhyne Women's Soccer Team (1-0) shut out Georgia College (0-1), 2-0, Friday evening in the 2012 season opener as part of the nightcap of L-Rs Women's Soccer Classic at the Moretz Sports - Athletic Complex in the coaching debut of new Bear mentor Cally Morrill.
L-R redshirt freshman forward Hallie Hilliard (Lenoir, N.C.) and freshman midfielder Zara Walker (Nelson, NEW ZEALAND) each scored for the Bears, who held a 19-14 advantage in shots taken in the victory.
Meanwhile, Lenoir-Rhyne senior goalkeeper Caitlin Scruggs (Torrance, Calif.) picked up the shutout win in goal after tallying seven saves on the night.
Hilliard opened the scoring just over three minutes before halftime when she took control of a loose ball and connected from the top of the box.
Walker gave the Bears a 2-0 advantage in the 77th minute after scoring in the box off a cross from the left from freshman forward Leah Mullins (Kissimmee, Fla.).
Georgia College's goalkeeper Taylor Cornelius (Dacula, Ga.) suffered the loss despite allowing just two goals on the evening.
In the first match of the day, Lees-McRae (0-0-1) and Lander (0-0-1) finished with a 1-1 tie after two overtimes.
Lees-McRae's Molly Ames (Greensboro, N.C.) and Lander's Casey Black (Moore, S.C.) each scored a goal in the 75th minute of action. For the Bearcats, Kaitlyn Briggs (Oviedo, Fla.) picked up seven saves in goal while the Bobcats' goalkeeper, Kelsey Blair (Fort Mill, S.C.), tallied nine saves on the day.
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If you followed my 46 Day Challenge you'll know that for the past 46 days (ending yesterday) I've been a vegetarian. I realised today, when I ate meat and gelatine that I really don't like eating that stuff anymore. I'm much happier and feel much healthier by just eating fruit and veg and other vegetarian friendly stuff.
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Falls Creek is beginner and intermediate friendly with almost 80% of the skiable terrain dedicated to this type of skiing and snowboarding.
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Storm suggested that any move to dissolve the current elected government would be counterproductive, since a unity government would find it difficult to reach consensus on reforms. Tunisia has made great progress toward democracy in the past two years, she pointed out, with presidential elections expected after the new constitution is approved, likely later this year.
Popular discontent is focused on the issue of jobs and speedier reform of the police and other institutions, particularly in places such as Sidi Bouzid, which were at the center of past political protests, she added.
Women's Minister Sihem Badi told CNN that it was important that Tunisians remain united at this difficult time.
People are worried that the upheaval may lead to a return to the situation as it was before the Arab Spring revolution, said Badi, a member of the Congress for the Republic party.
To prevent that from happening, it is vital that Tunisia remains committed to the process begun two years ago, she said, with the country's political parties, media and civil society coming together to safeguard the freedoms and democratic progress won by the people.
"We must protect our revolution," she said. "We need time, we need patience, we need the agreement of many partners -- we can't work alone."
Badi said the violent protests that broke out Wednesday were a natural response to the shocking death of Belaid. But, she said, such clashes are unusual in Tunisia and she does not expect them to continue.
"We have a very difficult period now, but it's important to prepare good conditions for future elections," she said, including agreement on a new constitution.
Belaid was shot by an unknown gunman as he left his home in a quiet Tunis suburb for work Wednesday morning, according to a witness.
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UN Secretary-General meets HIV positive UN staff members
20 May 2009
The United Nations Secretary-General Mr Ban Ki-moon held a meeting in Geneva with HIV positive UN staff members and the UNAIDS Executive Director. The staff are part of a UN system-wide advocacy group called UN Plus which was set up in 2005 to promote the rights of HIV-positive staff and provide peer support.
Addressing the group, the Secretary-General reiterated his support to UN Plus and acknowledged his pride in the commitment and strength of its members.
UN Plus first met with Mr Ban in 2007, a meeting he described as "one of the most moving experiences of my life," and today's meeting was an opportunity for the group to update the UN Secretary-General on progress made and to request his continued support.
UN Plus Coordinator Bhatupe Mhango expressed her appreciation for work the Secretary-General has done in advocating for the rights of HIV positive people evidenced by his many meetings with people living with HIV when on official travel around the world.
The commitment to universal access includes universal access for all UN staff.
UNAIDS Executive Director, Michel Sidibé
The UNAIDS Executive Director, Michel Sidibé, also committed, personally and organizationally, to the vision of UN Plus and to continue to stand alongside and be a champion for all UN staff living with HIV. "The commitment to universal access includes universal access for all UN staff," he emphasized.
The subject of inequality, including recognition of same sex domestic partnerships and health insurance, was central to the meeting's agenda. The participants were in agreement that a harmonized approach across the UN system was needed to deal with the complexities of health insurance.
Since 2007 the group UN Plus, which is hosted and supported by UNAIDS, has grown to 150 members who include staff working in 41 countries in 21 UN agencies.
As part of its outreach strategy UN Plus has signed partnership agreements with other organizations, including FICSA (Federation of International Civil Servant Associations) and CCISUA (Coordinating Council of International Staff Unions and Associations). UN Plus has also continued to partner with key networks of people living with HIV including IFRC+, GNP+, ICW, and the newly-launched IPPF+ and has set up a women's forum.
Such partnerships are at the core of UN Plus vision. As Kate Thomson, Head, Civil Society Partnerships Unit, UNAIDS noted to the Secretary-General, "UN Plus members have recently paved the way towards the adoption of a new agenda for Positive Health, Dignity and Prevention that will jointly bring UNAIDS together with positive networks globally for revitalized and collaborative efforts towards universal access."
UN staff continue to have very real concerns about stigma towards those living with HIV. The Secretary-General was told that stigma remains a top concern as up to 80% of UN Plus members are undisclosed about their status. One of the participants from WHO, a mother, attended the meeting anonymously, underlining how real the personal and daily challenges of stigma and disclosure are.
For more on UN Plus visit its website: www.unplus.org