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Current and former NFL players will return to their alma mater at St. Augustine High School on Saturday for a reception during the Super Bowl weekend.
The reception will be help from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the St. Augustine High School cafeteria.
Thirty-three graduates of St. Augustine went on to play in the NFL, the school said Saturday. Three graduates, BenJarvus Green-Ellis of the Cincinnati Bengals, Patrick Trahan of the Chicago Bears and Selvish Capers of the New York Giants, are currently playing in the league.
The full list of St. Augustine NFL Alumni is:
-Alfred Jenkins, drafted by the Cleveland Browns
-Glenn Alexander, drafted by the Buffalo Bills
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what do you think guys? I think the EMP is far too overpowered, to the point where most games i have been in more and more are using it and it is really getting on my nerves. It seems to take out the whole god damn map I mostly play on chaos, and at the weekend i was playing on my brothers account and dropped in a headquarters on Nuketown game. A clan on the other team basically barraged the map with EMP's, they must have had scavenger on. I got some decent kill streaks going on but couldnt call them in most of the time I am all for using equipment to an advantage but this is riduculous, the other tac's take effect in a small area, but the radius of the EMP is insane Is it just me?
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-- Indians manager Terry Francona has penned a book about his eight-year stint with the Red Sox that included two World Series titles.
The title is "Francona," and is available Tuesday. A review copy is en route to The N-H sports department, and depending on how fast our baseball writer/columnist Jim Ingraham can sift through the pages, expect a review of the book soon in print and on our Website.
Early reviews have been positive. These type of tell-all books always shed a light on the inner workings of a Major League Baseball clubhouse, which fascinates me.
Jim, when you're done reading, pass it along to yours truly.
-- I'm willing to give the Browns' Michael Lombardi a chance.
The new vice president-player personnel has worked in the NFL for 22 years, so he deserves the benefit of the doubt. My biggest concern out of Berea: Who will make the final call on the roster? Continued...
-- Have to love the run Kyrie Irving has been on of late, but individual greatness only goes so far. The Cavaliers need to start consistently winning. Three in a row is a good start, but at 13-32, it's obviously too late for this season. It's not often a player scores 107 points in three games. Keep it up, Kyrie.
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-- Two notable high school sports stories we're working on this week: With the Manti Te'o hoax story still having legs, Kampf has talked to several high school area athletes and coaches about their thoughts of the potential dangers of Twitter. The state wrestling dual tournament began last week, and Staff Writer Cory Schuett is gathering thoughts from competitors and coaches. Can the tournament put life back into dual matches, the dying aspect of the sport?
-- Wow, what a day of hoops down in Canton at the Dunk 4 Diabetes tournament at Walsh University. On Saturday, Villa Angela St. Joseph defeated a tough opponent in Martinsburg (W.Va.), while Mentor nearly pulled off a shocking upset of nationally ranked Huntington (Va.) Prep. Many were calling for the Cardinals to be no match for the nation's No. 1 recruit Andrew Wiggins and Co., but Coach Bob Krizancic's team hung tough. Long postseason runs could be upcoming for Mentor and VASJ.
-- Longtime area girls basketball coach Bob Beutel is likely going for career win No. 600 on Friday when his Gilmour team hosts Cleveland Central Catholic. Do the math: A coach needs to average 20 wins per season for 30 years to get to 600 victories. That's no small feat. Staff Writer Theresa Audia wrote a terrific feature on Beutel in last Friday's editions.
-- Sports copy editor Howard Primer came up with a cool idea this week. At various points during the high school sports season, we'll stuff one of our high school writers' bag with prizes to give away. To win is simple: Follow us on Twitter at @NHPreps. We'll announce when a writer will be in attendance at a particular event. Find him or her and you get a prize (aka a T-shirt).
-- For the first time in years, I couldn't attend the Captains Hot Stove dinner (it happens sometimes with a 4-year-old boy at home, especially during the flu season). I met last season's manager and all-around super guy Dave Wallace at the 2012 event. He will be missed, but you have to be excited for a manager with a name like Scooter Tucker, recently named the team's skipper in 2013. How about it, Scooter the Skipper?
-- ESPN has two new 30 for 30 documentaries upcoming. The first is about Coach Jim Valvano's 1983 N.C. State team that won the national championship. It debuts after ESPN's March Madness NCAA brackets show. The other is about the '83 NFL draft that featured six quarterbacks picked in the first round, including John Elway and Dan Marino. That debuts the week of the NFL draft.
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Here are some tips about Metric Speak that all PCB designers need to know. "Metric" is not a unit of measure. Metric is a term that describes a measurement system. You use either millimeters or microns for your PCB design units. The proper terminology to describe your working units when using the metric measurement system is millimeters or microns, not metric. Example: When doing PCB layout in Inches … Read More
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CAD Library Zero Component Orientations In 2005 IPC and IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) established a joint standard for land pattern geometries (IPC-7351/IEC 61188-5-1). In order to maintain a consistent method where these two important standards describe the component mechanical outlines, and their respective mounting platforms, a single concept must be developed that takes into … Read More
The BGA or Ball Grid Array has been around since the 1980's but the pin pitch started out with 1.5 mm and then quickly went to 1.27 mm (50 mils) for about 15 years. Then in the late 1990's, the 1 mm pitch BGA was introduced and every couple years a smaller pin pitch was introduced. Today 0.4 mm pitch BGA's are in every cell phone and 0.3 mm pitch BGA's are the next generation. … Read More
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DANBURY – Gov. Dannel P. Malloy Thursday concentrated on five primary areas that he wants the legislature to address to strengthen gun control laws.
It's adds a few new things to what he has recommended previously and the governor is clearly impatient with lawmakers falling somewhat behind in their schedule for a bipartisan deal on gun control, now set for mid-March.
Malloy wants lawmakers to look at possible "mandatory reporting laws regarding behavioral and mental health, and whether there are additional gun storage requirements that should be mandated by law."
The governor said good work is being done from his Sandy Hook Advisory Commission and the General Assembly's bipartisan commission, "but even as those good efforts continue, and despite the strong leadership and goodwill in Connecticut's House and Senate, we run a risk of letting this critical moment in history pass us by."
His proposal asks that the legislature:
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• Limit magazines to 10 bullets
• Strengthen the assault weapons ban to firearms with one added characteristic, not two
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• Improve enforcement of existing laws, much of which he has covered before in earlier discussions. Continued...
Malloy got a standing ovation from the audience at gun conference after being introduced by U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Esty, D-5. He is expected to address his proposals at press conference at 4 p.m. today
Malloy's address:
"Two months ago, our state became the center of a national debate after a tragedy we never imagined could happen here. The horrific tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School brought home the fact that we are not immune to problems that face the nation at large, that we can never become complacent in our effort to ensure the safety of our residents.
"Since that day, all of us have experienced grief. We have all mourned the loss of innocents. We have cried for the families and the survivors. And we have done so knowing that on some level, we will never be the same as we were before, De. 14. . We have changed. And I believe it is now time for our laws to do the same.
"I want to applaud the Vice President and President Obama for their work on this issue. Whatever laws we have on the books in our state, the need for strong federal legislation has never been clearer. The proposals outlined by the White House will make us and our children safer, no doubt about it. And as the President pointed out just a week ago, the families in Newtown and Aurora and Tucson and every other community that has been affected by gun violence deserve an up or down vote.
"There is good work being done already in our state too. In January, I convened a Sandy Hook Advisory Commission to make specific recommendations in the areas of school safety, mental health, and gun violence prevention. The General Assembly also convened a bipartisan taskforce to look at many of the same issues. But even as those good efforts continue, and despite the strong leadership and goodwill in Connecticut's House and Senate, we run a risk of letting this critical moment in history pass us by.
"None of us want that to happen, and none of us should let it happen. Connecticut too must change. Today, in a letter to Connecticut legislators, I outlined a plan for common sense gun violence prevention that I believe can serve as critical first steps in our efforts to make Connecticut safer.
"We can do it by answering some simple questions. Questions like, why is the gun used at Sandy Hook not classified as an 'assault weapon' under today's law? Why are background checks required when someone buys a gun in a store, but not when they buy it privately or at a gun show? Why is there no limit on the size of a magazine that can be used in a semiautomatic weapon? These are questions we can answer now.
"While some problems are more complicated and require further study – including the intersection of mental health and gun ownership – there are clear, common sense steps we can take right now to improve Connecticut's gun laws.
"I believe we need to enhance and expand our system of background checks, so that whether you buy a gun from dealer, a private individual, or at a gun show – you must go through a background check before anyone hands you a firearm. We need to expand the permitting process to cover more guns and keep guns away from people who have been convicted of violent crimes or making violent threats. And we must track the sale of ammunition as well as firearms. Continued...
"We need to ban large capacity magazines, and allow only the sale of magazines that hold 10 rounds or less. We need to strengthen our assault weapons ban. We have decent laws on the books today. But that law didn't prevent the sale of the AR-15. I am proposing that we change the definition of assault weapon to any semiautomatic that has at least one military characteristic, and ban the sale of these weapons in our state.
"We need to expand laws around gun storage so that these weapons don't fall into the hands of people who shouldn't have them. Gun owners have a responsibility to store their weapons safely, and should be held accountable if a person is injured because of an improperly stored weapon. And we need to increase the responsibility of those involved in the sale and use of guns.
"The fact is that if you sell guns, or work at a gun range, and you see or know of illegal activity involving a firearm or banned magazine, you have a responsibility to tell someone in law enforcement. If you see someone illegally using a banned weapon or magazine, you have an obligation to do something about that.
"There's more we can and should do – which is why I'm also asking the Commission I put together to study some important things. Things like, what changes we should consider to mandatory reporting laws regarding behavioral and mental health, and whether there are additional gun storage requirements that should be mandated by law.
" These are tough questions, and I hope that my Commission and the General Assembly's bipartisan taskforce will both consider those, and other important potential reforms. But I hope the steps I'm outlining today can frame the discussion about how we can start moving right now in a very real and fundamental way toward more meaningful gun violence prevention laws.
" Finally let me be very clear – I have a great deal of respect and belief in the second amendment. We have a fundamental right to bear arms in this country. But with every right comes a responsibility. This proposal endorses reasonable measures to improve public safety, while preserving citizens' constitutional rights.
" Shootings like this are becoming an all too common occurrence in our country. That must change. While the tragedy at Sandy Hook provided a devastating reminder of the need for more sensible policy, the problem of gun violence is not confined to one community. Communities throughout our state, particularly in our largest cities, continue to suffer from the scourge of gun violence regularly.
" The time to act is now. The Sandy Hook tragedy happened in a school, but we don't want the next time to happen in a movie theater, a shopping mall, a ball game, or on a street corner in any one of Connecticut's cities or towns. While there are limits to what can be done, we don't want there to be a next time.
"The thousands of people who came to Hartford last week to push for stronger gun violence prevention laws came with one underlying message – vote. I can think of no better way to honor those who we've lost than to use the lessons learned and to have a vote on a bill that will make our state, and the country, safer. Thank you.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman released Thursday the details of a proposal to strengthen gun control laws in Connecticut, according to a statement. Malloy is introducing his own gun control legislation because he believes the legislature is not acting fast enough. Read his full remarks.
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Evergreen Chamber board of director's meeting
The Evergreen Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly board of director's meeting from 4:45 to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, in the board room at the First Bank on Stagecoach Boulevard.
Smart Goals Workshop
A Smart Goals Workshop will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, at the Mountain Resource Center,t 11030 Kitty Drive, Conifer. Learn How to create SMART Goals, with step-by-step actions to help you achieve your goals in life and work. The workshop is free but space is limited. To R.S.V.P., call 303-838-7552, ext. 18.
Evergreen town hall meeting
An Evergreen town hall meeting will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15, at the Evergreen Lake House. State Rep. Cheri Gerou will give a recap on the current session of the legislature, and Jeffco Sheriff Ted Mink will be talking about new gun laws. Other speakers will discuss current events of interest in Evergreen. For more information, contact Jim Gorman at 303-674-9816. The event is sponsored by the Evergreen Pathfinders.
Chamber mixer
The Evergreen Chamber of Commerce will host a mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at 7073 Highway 73. The event is co-sponsored by the American Cancer Society. All are welcome.
Community Veterans Coalition Rendezvous
The Community Veterans Coalition Rendezvous will be from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at Conifer Community Park at Beaver Ranch, 11369 S. Foxton Road. The event will include a mobile veterans center, health screenings for veterans, service providers, consultations on Veterans Administration benefits and information services for veterans and their families. For more information, contact Joe Dix at 303-880-2321 or email@example.com.
Sheriff's Office to host Shred-a-Thon
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office will facilitate the Crime Stoppers annual Shred-a-Thon from 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 18, in the lower west parking lot of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, 200 Jefferson County Parkway, Golden. Bring personal documents (bank statements, bills, old tax returns, etc.) to be shredded. This event is a fund-raiser for Crime Stoppers, and tax-deductible donations are encouraged. Up to three boxes or plastic grocery bags of documents per vehicle. No need to remove staples, paperclips or other metal pieces.
Indian Market and Powwow
The Tesoro Cultural Center presents its 13 annual Indian Market and Powwow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, on the grounds of The Fort, 19192 Highway 8, Morrison. For more information and a complete list of attending artists, call 303-839-1671, or visit www.tesoroculturalcenter.org.
Mountain Area Home & Garden Show
The eighth annual Mountain Area Home & Garden Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 18, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 19, at Conifer High School. There will be more than 70 vendors and more than 20 demonstrations and seminars.
Staunton State Park grand opening weekend
A two-day Staunton State Park grand opening celebration will be held Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, at the park, 12102 S. Elk Creek Road, Pine. Hours for the grand opening weekend will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Starting Monday, May 20, regular summer hours will be 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Grand opening weekend parking is at one of two lots where free shuttles will take visitors into the park. Shuttles run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities will be offered all day, including orienteering course, kids craft station, trail etiquette and safety education, kids fishing, and other family-friendly activities. For more information, visit www.parks.state.co.us/parks/staunton/Pages/Staunton.aspx.
Goodwill fund-raiser for EHS color guard
The Evergreen High School marching band color guard is collecting items to donate to Goodwill. Those donating get a tax-deduction receipt, and the color guard raises money by being paid by the pound. Furniture, clothing, computers, books and other items will be accepted. No mattresses, large appliances, TVs or hazardous products. Drop off items through May 19 in the blue bins at EHS. For possible pickup, call 303-670-2981 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Introduction to Microsoft Word
The Mountain Resource Center will host an Introduction to Microsoft Word class from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, May 20, 11030 Kitty Drive, Conifer. Learn the basic skills to get you started in using Microsoft Word. The workshop is free and space is limited. To R.S.V.P., call 303-838-7552, ext. 18.
League of Women Voters to discuss the legislative session
The League of Women Voters will discuss the legislative session at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 21, at a private residence. A potluck luncheon will follow. All are welcome. For location and more information, call Ellen at 303-526-7446.
Book drive
The students from Montessori School of Evergreen are collecting children's books for the students at a Montessori School in Tanzania. Books may be dropped off at either the Troutdale campus at 29740 Troutdale Scenic Drive or the Marshdale campus at 6979 Highway 73 in Evergreen.
Mt. Evans Hospice offers suicide survivors group
Mt. Evans Home Health & Hospice has joined with Heartbeat, a national suicide survivors organization, to offer a drop-in support group for friends and family of suicide victims. The group, which is facilitated by Mt. Evans grief professionals and Heartbeat volunteers, provides education and support in a confidential environment. The Suicide Survivors group meets the third Monday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Mt. Evans office, 3081 Bergen Peak Drive, Evergreen. For more information, call 303-674-6400. To learn more about Heartbeat or to explore issues of interest to suicide survivors, visit www.heartbeatsurvivorsaftersuicide.org.
Regional business after hours event at Bandimere Speedway
Area chambers of commerce will host a regional business after hours event from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 23, at Bandimere Speedway. Cost is $15 for chamber members and $20 for non-members.
Sheriff's Office Youth Academy starting in June
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for the 2013 Youth Academy. This free academy is for young people between the ages of 14 and 20, and offers them a peek inside their local law enforcement agency. The academy will be held from from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 3-7, at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, 200 Jefferson County Parkway, Golden. To apply, visit http://bit.ly/XRp1j2. For more information, contact Deputy Michelle Lucero at 303-435-5477.
Musicians and entertainers wanted for July 4 Freedom Run
Freedom Run 5K organizers are seeking local musicians and other entertainers willing to perform along the race course from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. July 4. This is the Freedom Run's 32nd year and, as always, all proceeds benefit Mt. Evans Home Health & Hospice. The race begins at Evergreen Middle School and ends at Nick's Pro Fitness with a big post-race party. If you are interested, contact Heather Boor at Mt. Evans at 303-674-6400 or email@example.com.
Introduction to the Internet for your Job Search
Introduction to the Internet for your Job Search will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, at the Mountain Resource Center, 11030 Kitty Drive, Conifer. Learn how to use the Internet and explore a variety of websites to find current job openings. Workshop is free. Space is limited. To R.S.V.P., call 303-838-7552, ext. 18.
Geothermal Energy for Island Communities
A discussion titled Geothermal Energy for Island Communities will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, at NREL Education Center, 15013 Denver West Parkway, Golden. The event will be presented by Charlie Visser, principal geologist, Systems Engineering and Program Integration at NREL. For information, call 303-384-6565. Participants are welcome to bring a lunch to enjoy during the presentation. For information about upcoming events, visit http://www.nrel.gov/education_center/.
Community blood drive
A community blood drive will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, May 24, inside Bonfils' bus located at Evergreen Library, 5000 Highway 73. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact Bonfils' Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or visit www.bonfils.org.
Memorial Day Service
The public is invited to a Memorial Day service at 9 a.m. Monday, May 27, honoring all veterans at the Peace Memorial in Evergreen Memorial Park, 27054 N. Turkey Creek Road. Local Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion will participate. There will be a presentation of the veterans to be honored this year, including longtime residents Richard Gilbert and Edward Gaburo, who both passed away this year. Flags will be placed on veterans' graves in the park. Should one inadvertently be left off the grave of a veteran, please stop by the park office to obtain a flag. For information, call 303-674-7750.
Caregiver Survival Skills
Caregiver Survival Skills is a free educational series presented by the Mountain Caregivers Resource Group. May's topic will be "Palliative and Hospice Care for Alzheimer's Patients," and is presented by Dave Hoppe of the Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter. This program will address making sure patients get the best end-of-life care either at home or in a skilled nursing facility. The free seminar will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, at the Evergreen Fire & Rescue Administration Building, 1802 Bergen Parkway. Reservations are recommended. For more information or to R.S.V.P., call 303-674-6400.
Resume-writing workshop
A resume-writing workshop will be offered from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, May 30, at the Mountain Resource Center, 11030 Kitty Drive, Conifer. Learn the newest techniques for building a resume, how to update your existing resume, resume do's and don'ts, and the fundamentals of writing a cover letter. The workshop is free, but space is limited. To R.S.V.P., call 303-838-7552, ext. 18.
Silent auction, benefit concert
A silent auction and benefit concert for 4-year-old Boden Petersburg will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, May 31, at First Baptist Church of Evergreen, 29823 Troutdale Scenic Drive. Boden was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in September. The band Dakota Blonde will perform. For more information on the Petersburg family, visit www.mylifeline.org/bodenpetersburg. For questions, call Lisa at 719-339-9631.
Mobile spay/neuter clinics
Foothills Animal Shelter will offer its mobile spay/neuter clinics in May and June throughout Jefferson County. Check-in time is 7:30 a.m. Surgery space is limited, and is on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is needed. Pets go home the same day. Pet owners should pick up their pet between 3 and 4 p.m. Pricing is $20 for cats and $60 for dogs (cash/credit card only). Vaccinations, microchips and licenses can also be purchased for additional fees. For more information or locations, visit www.FoothillsAnimalShelter.org/Clinic.
Mt. Evans offers support group for bereaved spouses seeking new direction
Mt. Evans Home Health & Hospice offers a monthly support group for people who have lost a spouse three or more years ago and are attempting to redefine themselves and their lives. The "Re-Inventing Yourself After the Death of a Spouse" group meets the second Thursday of each month at 11 a.m. at LePeep restaurant, 1260 Bergen Parkway, Evergreen. For more information, call 303-674-6400.
Hiwan Museum seeks volunteers
Hiwan Homestead Museum is looking for volunteers to assist with its Arts of the Tribal Southwest and Colorado History programs, working closely with children from throughout the metro area. Programs are offered from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday through Friday. Volunteers are asked to contribute at least two mornings a month during the school year. Training and mentoring are provided. Call Andy Spencer at 720-497-7650 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to sign up or to request more information.
Cooking Matters looking for instructors
The Mountain Resource Center is looking for volunteers to teach Cooking Matters classes at the Mountain Resource Center in Conifer and possibly other community venues. Volunteer opportunities include chef instructors, nutrition instructors and general class support. Through the expertise of volunteer instructors, Cooking Matters participants learn to shop smarter, make healthier food choices and cook delicious meals while staying within their family budget. Training, class supplies and materials, lesson plans and curriculum will be provided. For more information, contact Laurie Walowitz at 303-838-7552, ext. 30, or email@example.com.
Mt. Evans offers adult grief support group
Mt. Evans Home Health and Hospice offers support groups for adults who are grieving the death of a loved one. The next group will meet on Tuesdays from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Meetings will be held once a week for eight weeks at the Mt. Evans offices, 3081 Bergen Peak Drive, Evergreen. There is no charge to attend. For more information or to make a reservation, call 303-674-6400.
Mt. Evans offers support group for bereaved spouses
Mt. Evans Home Health & Hospice offers a free monthly support group for people grieving the death of a spouse. The group, which is facilitated by Mt. Evans bereavement professionals, encourages discussion of issues unique to those who have lost a life partner. A light supper is provided. The "Grieving After the Death of a Spouse" group meets the second Thursday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Mt. Evans office, 3081 Bergen Peak Drive, Evergreen. For more information, call 303-674-6400.
Jeffco Public Health offers video clinics
Jefferson County Public Health is offering a new video series to educate residents about reproductive health issues including birth control, sexually transmitted infections/diseases and optimal spacing of children along with other topics. Every month, a JCPH family planning registered nurse, Melanie Rogers, "Mel" will talk about different family planning topics. Sex Ed with Mel in 30 Minutes or Less is an educational monthly video series that can be accessed on the JCPH website at http://jeffco.us/health/health_T111_R122.htm.
Hiwan seeks volunteers
Hiwan Homestead Museum in Evergreen is seeking tour guides, receptionists and school aides to help meet, greet and inform visitors. If you are interested in volunteering, contact museum administrator John Steinle at 720-497-7650 or email@example.com.
Evergreen Library computer classes
Call 303-235-5275 to register for an appointment for Computer Basics, Microsoft Word Basics, Internet Basics or E-mail Basics.
Free car seat safety checks
Free car seat safety checks are offered by Drive Smart Evergreen/Conifer from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the second Saturday of each month at the Chuck Ridings State Farm building, 3112 Evergreen Parkway in Evergreen. We can answer questions and help ensure everyone in the vehicle is traveling as safely as possible. The goal is to show you how to use your car seat, booster seat or seat belt in your car. If you re in need of a car seat or for information on how to use the car seat you currently have, call 303-674-9683.
Living Awareness Meditation
Living Awareness Meditation is held from noon to 12:50 p.m. Thursdays at Douglas Hall next to The Church of the Transfiguration. Drop-ins are welcome at any level of meditation experience.
Colorado State Parks' lifetime pass for seniors available
Colorado State Parks is selling the new Aspen Leaf Lifetime Senior Pass. The Lifetime Senior Passes is available for $300 and will be valid for the lifetime of the purchaser. The pass will be available to Colorado residents ages 64 and older. It will be sold at all Colorado State Parks, the Colorado State Parks Denver office, the Littleton office among others. For a complete list of retail outlets, visit http://parks.state.co.us/ParksPasses.
Interactive yoga and mindfulness class for kids
An interactive yoga and mindfulness class for kids ages 5 to 9 will be held the first Sunday of every month from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Evergreen Wellness Center, 28577 Buffalo Park Road (across from library). For more information or to register, contact Margie at 303-523-9941 or e-mail email@example.com.
Jeffco Library expands high-tech offerings
Jefferson County Public Library has expanded its collection to meet the ever-changing needs of Jefferson County citizens. New high-tech offerings include: Playaways (portable audiobooks), downloadable eBooks and downloadable audiobooks for children, young adults and adults. Playaway audio devices are now available for checkout at from all 10 JCPL locations and the Bookmobile. To access these and other downloadable resources, visit JCPL's Download Center at http://jeffcolibrary.org/downloadcenter.html.
Coffee Talk
Progressive Parents will present a Coffee Talk (because coffee is stronger than tea) at 9:30 a.m. the second and fourth Thursdays of the month at the Ice House Café downtown. This is a forward-thinking, family-focused organization where you can learn, share and act. Come to discuss current events and make your voice heard. There is no time or monetary commitment. We also meet at other times if these are inconvenient for you. For more information, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.progressiveparents.blogspot.com.
Library blog targets teens
Teens looking for something new to do online can hear about great new books and programs at JCPL Teens, a new blog written just for teens by the Jefferson County Public Library. The blog, created and updated by JCPL's team of teen librarians, will inform teens of library programs and events, discuss new and upcoming teen books, offer blog-only contests and polls and more. Visit the teen blog at www.jeffcolibrary.org/teenblog.
Metaphysical gatherings
Join others who share an interest in metaphysics, energy healing and meditation. These ongoing free workshops will offer a continuing series of metaphysical studies. Gatherings will be held the first and third Saturday mornings of the month. For information, call Susan at 303-697-9427.
Pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum
With Women will be hosting a 12-session, a la carte pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum series in North Evergreen on Saturday mornings. Pick and choose the classes that are of most interest to you. For information, call Gina at 303-674-1685 or e-mail email@example.com. For information, visit www.with-women.com.
Early-childhood classes
Early-childhood family education offers eight different weekly classes for families in the mountain community with children from newborn through kindergarten. The one-hour classes run Monday through Thursday at the Mountain Resource Center in Conifer. To register or for information, call 303-838-7552, ext. 17.
Free computer classes at Evergreen Library
Classes at all Jefferson County Public Library locations are listed at http://jefferson.lib.co.us. Evergreen Library is at 5000 Highway 73 at Buffalo Creek Road. For information, call 303-674-0780.
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Food is amazing, great vibe and good service. Koji does a great job using the local seafood. Fresh and delicious! The green salad is a perfect start to your meal. You will want to drink the leftover dressing.
Food is amazing, great vibe and good service. Koji does a great job using the local seafood. Fresh and delicious! The green salad is a perfect start to your meal. You will want to drink the leftover dressing.
during or trip through costa rica, this was or best meal! it's true what everybody writes and says about Koji, Fresh, Nice, Spicy and tasteful. nice candle l GET THERE BY CAR! cause its to dusty to walk from santa theresa. DO make reservation!!!!
Best japanese food I ever had! Amazing handrolls, shrimp tempura, sashimi. Take a car. It's too far/too dusty to walk from ST.
So im not a big fish peson and so I had some prejudices against sushi already, so i decided to get the chicken, which was beyond perfect, but then I tried my brothers handroll and it was great, best fish i had ever had, melt in your mouth goodness, if your going to costa rica, go here
So fresh & amazing. Great, inventive rolls. Nice people. So divine. Nice setting and super chill. All the locals gave it the thumbs up and I know why. There was a funny thing about having a reservation- which we kind of laughed off- but it was really solid.
At first, we were a little skeptical of great Japanese food in an open air restaurant in the jungle in Costa Rica. However, we were totally wrong. The fish was so fresh that it made fish with which I was familiar taste like something totally new. They would erase specials off of the chalkboard when they ran out of that... More
We did not think that Costa Rica would have good sushi. We thought wrong this restaurant was delicious and one of the best places we ate for dinner! The sushi was great and so was the dessert. The service was good and all waiters and waitresses were pleasant. This was definitely the best sushi place in Costa Rica!
I kind of rolled my eyes when I first heard someone singing Koji's praises. I mean, how many Japanese restaurants were really competing for the title "the best" in Santa Teresa? And we do most of our sushi-eating in NYC... surely it's different standard... Yes, a different standard - a higher one. The ingredients are so fresh and often organic.... More
Words can't describe how great this place is. Hands down, the best sushi I have ever had. Make reservations and enjoy what's coming to you!
Not sure why we paid so much for sushi when all the ingredients are so abundant. We paid more then we do in the USA by $30. COSTa Rica;) On the upside, the place is romantic, and the staff were super nice. The food was fresh and tasty too.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Both the Utah Jazz and New York Knicks considered Monday night's game a must-win contest.
Only the road-weary visitors played like it.
J.R. Smith scored 20 points and Raymond Felton added 19 as the short-handed Knicks finished a rough road trip with a 90-83 victory over the Jazz at EnergySolutions Arena.
"It was a great win for our ballclub," New York coach Mike Woodson said after his team dropped the Jazz's home record to 24-9. "To come to Utah, it is hard to win here, and to play a good team who has played well at home and to be short-handed like we were, we stepped up."
Smith hit a key jumper with 2:36 remaining to end a late Utah run and help the Knicks halt their four-game losing streak.
The backup guard said he was motivated by the gutsy performance of veteran teammate Jason Kidd.
Kidd, who turns 40 on Saturday, had seven points and five assists despite playing with an injured left wrist.
"It was very inspiring. I have little ice bags on my nicks and bruises. It makes me think that if (Kidd) can do it, I can definitely do it," Smith said. "He has 13 years on me, so if he can do it, I can definitely fight through it."
New York (39-26) was coming off road losses to the Golden State Warriors, Denver Nuggets, Portland Trail Blazers and Los Angeles Clippers.
Gordon Hayward, starting for the second game in a row, led Utah with 17 points.
The Jazz (34-33) shot only 38.2 percent from the field as a team and scored just 39 points in the second half despite going against a squad playing without three of its top players. Utah missed nine of its last 10 shots while blowing an opportunity to sustain momentum gained with a big win over the Memphis Grizzlies.
"Very difficult, really difficult game for us," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said after his team was outplayed in the second half. "We had to play a certain way, and we had to play from inside out to be effective. They took us out of our game. They were the aggressors tonight."
The Knicks were vastly outmanned as they wrapped up their trip. It was known going into the game that center Amar'e Stoudemire wouldn't play because of his knee issue, which will keep him out for six weeks. However, New York also played without Carmelo Anthony (knee) and Tyson Chandler (knee/neck).
Chandler will undergo an MRI on his ailing neck Tuesday in New York, according to ESPN. Woodson wouldn't confirm the MRI but acknowledged that Chandler's neck would be evaluated upon the Knicks' return.
"I'm not a doctor. I know it's not well enough for him to play," Woodson said. "Obviously, it's bothering him."
Jazz big men Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap combined to score 22 points on 8-of-22 shooting from the field while being bothered by New York's frontcourt of Kenyon Martin, Chris Copeland and Kurt Thomas.
The Knicks were outrebounded 46-34, but they outscored the Jazz 34-22 in the paint.
"We stayed at home on (the Jazz) shooters," Thomas said. "They didn't get any wide-open looks there in the fourth quarter. Myself and Kenyon just competed and played solid defense."
The Jazz finished the first half on a tear. Mo Williams' buzzer-beating jumper capped an 8-0 run before the break, giving Utah a 44-42 halftime lead.
The teams exchanged runs in the third quarter.
New York took charge out of the locker room, going ahead 50-46 after Copeland scored two of his 14 points on a layup.
The Jazz called a timeout and then responded with back-to-back Hayward 3-pointers to begin a 14-4 spurt for a 60-54 lead.
The pendulum then swung in New York's favor as Smith scored six points in a 10-0 Knicks surge that resulted in a 66-63 lead for the visitors after three quarters.
Thomas and Felton helped New York build that into an 84-76 advantage with 4:31 to go after the point guard and the 40-year-old big man hit consecutive jumpers.
Utah quickly trimmed that lead to three with a 3-pointer and an inside bucket by Mo Williams, but that was as close as the Jazz got down the stretch.


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VALDOSTA — Dr. Matthew Carter, a native of Winston-Salem, N.C., recently joined the faculty of Valdosta State University's College of Education. The 32-year-old is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.
Carter chose to teach at VSU because he wanted the opportunity to grow as both a professional and an academic. During the fall semester, he is teaching CSD 4070: Introduction to Fluency Disorders and CSD 5040: Fluency Disorders.
A baseball and outdoor enthusiast, Carter, who prefers to be called Matt, earned a Bachelor of Arts in communication studies from the University of North Carolina in Wilmington and a Master of Science in speech, language, and auditory pathology from East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. In October, he obtained a Doctor of Philosophy in communication sciences and disorders from East Carolina University.
Carter's chosen areas of professional research include reading disorders, language disorders, and fluency disorders; he has published some of his findings in journals and plans to publish more. He is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence in speech pathology, and has presented at several national conventions and university-based research symposiums.
Carter and his wife, Melissa, have two children, daughter Kennedy and son Brooks.
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Crystal Cove Bed & Breakfast and Luxury Log Cabins
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Welcome to Crystal Cove, a Branson bed and breakfast.
Crystal Cove offers Branson's premier luxury log cabin suites and bed and breakfast with a perfect combination of luxury and elegance amidst the serenity of the Ozark Mountains. Crystal Cove is nestled on a secluded mountainside above Table Rock Lake, in Branson Missouri. Our property boasts the privacy and beauty of the Ozarks, yet we are only 5 minutes to Silver Dollar City and all of the shows, shopping, and dining that Branson has to offer.
We are the closest lake bed and breakfast in Branson, Missouri. From our beautiful custom Branson cabin suites, huge gourmet breakfasts, upscale landscaping, and waterfalls, to our private boat dock, hiking trails, and campfire area, Crystal Cove has an unparalleled record of having something for everyone!
We invite you to escape from the whirlwind of everyday life with us here at Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast. Our ultimate goal is to indulge our guests with the tranquility and relaxation they deserve, in an absolutely exceptional setting.
When you stay with us and enjoy our Branson lodging, you will find that all of our custom suites have their own unique theme. To further ensure that you will have a comfortable and relaxing stay at Crystal Cove, we have furnished all of our Branson cabin suites with a king-size, handcrafted, log bed, new comfort series Sealy Posturepedic coilless mattress, extra large Jacuzzi for two, fireplace, mini kitchenette, granite countertops, and a giant 37 inch flat-screen HD television, complete with an iPod dock.
Each of our suites also offers in-room coffee, wine glasses, and 24-hour access to our complimentary Coffee and Sweet Shop. Our accommodations are extremely quiet and peaceful, and they each have a covered front porch with comfortable seating for you to relax in while you take in our beautiful Ozark Mountain surroundings. Many of our guests enjoy the unexpected pleasure of deer, turkey, and other wildlife that often meander through our property. Here at Crystal Cove, we have made every attempt to make our Branson log cabin suites feel like your home away from home. Simply relax and ...
Enjoy a stroll along the shores of Table Rock Lake and take in one of our golden sunsets or simply enjoy the stars at night.
You will awake each morning to enjoy a huge, gourmet breakfast at our Branson country inn.
Breakfast is served in a beautiful dining room that overlooks our waterfall and Koi gardens. This charming room has an antique fireplace, rock wall, and lovely view of the waterfall and surrounding landscape. We enjoy visiting with our guests during this time. We have a great love of cooking and baking. Some of our scrumptious breakfasts include apple cinnamon stuffed French toast, maple sausage, biscuits and sausage gravy, Eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs, bacon and hash browns, a variety of stratas, fresh fruit, muffins, cinnamon rolls, and biscuits just to name a few. We also serve coffee, hot tea, hot cider, and hot chocolate. (We now offer specialty cappuccinos and espressos, upon request.) We strive to alternate between a sweet entree and a savory entree every other morning. We will serve a different mouthwatering meal every day that you are here. All of our breakfasts are included in the price of your suite. Crystal Cove is truly a wonderful alternative to a Branson luxury hotel.
Breakfast is our favorite part of the day at our Branson B&B. However, on a rare occasion, if we cannot be there to serve in the morning, we will deliver a large gourmet breakfast basket to your suite the evening before. On extremely rare occasions, if we will not be available to serve any type of breakfast, you will be notified in advance and we will adjust your bill accordingly. Our goal is to pamper our guests with a huge, homemade breakfast as often as possible! We look forward to your visit...
Our breakfast is served at 9am Monday-Saturday, and 8 am on Sunday.We invite you to enjoy our new complimentary Coffee and Sweet Shop. This charming little cabin provides our guests with a wide variety of hot and cold drinks, homemade goodies, gourmet snacks, candy, popcorn, nuts, and more! Whether it's homemade brownies, cookies, cakes, or pies, there is always something delicious and fresh out of our oven!
The Coffee and Sweet Shop has a bistro table and chairs, ice machine, maps, brochures, and telephone. It's a great place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or a snack while reading the newspaper, working on a laptop, or grabbing brochures to plan entertainment during your stay. It's open 24 hours a day and everything is completely free.
We strive to meet your every need at Crystal Cove; we want you to have an amazing vacation! Our goal is for you to relax and feel completely pampered, so stop into the Coffee and Sweet Shop and let yourself indulge!
If you are looking for Missouri adventure travel, Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast is the perfect place for you!
At Crystal Cove, you will find many things to do right here. In fact, you may have so much fun that you never want to leave the property! During the day, you can enjoy lounging on our decks by the waterfall, playing a game of horse shoes, or fishing right off of our private boat dock, and you're sure to have a wonderful time. If you're feeling adventurous, you may enjoy hiking down to the lake and taking one of our paddle boats out for a spin. The fun doesn't end there! In the evening, journey down the hill for a beautiful moonlit dip in Table Rock Lake, or take advantage of our secluded campfire area. It's the perfect place to snuggle up next to a roaring campfire, to roast marshmallows, and to enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire night sky. Many guests have enjoyed viewing comets and shooting stars from the side of our mountain. Whether it's outdoor solitude that you desire or a little good old-fashioned fun, you are sure to find it here at Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast!- Branson Fishing
- Waterfalls with Japanese Koi
- Patio with Covered Tables and Chairs
- Lounge Chairs
- Propane Grill
- Hiking Trails
- Campfire Area
- Private Boat Dock
- Paddle Boats
- Lake Swimming
- Complimentary Fishing Gear
- Horse Shoes
- Nature Scape for Photographers
- Beautiful Landscape with a Large Variety of Flowers and Hosta Plants
*We are in the Ozark Mountains, so remember to bring comfortable shoes if you plan on hiking!
About Us
We would like to extend a warm invitation to you to visit with us at our bed and breakfast, in Branson, MO.
We have had our B&B for over 10 years now and absolutely love it! We continue to make so many wonderful new friends, and we really look forward to meeting you, as well. We are a Christian family and have always had a passion for entertaining, cooking, landscaping, hospitality, and a love of nature. Being blessed with a truly amazing location allows us to offer many wonderful amenities. We constantly strive to uphold the highest standard of excellence with our B&B. The highlight of our day is most often during breakfast, when we enjoy coffee and great conversation with our guests. Many of them return to us again and again, eventually becoming almost like family. We take great pride in our establishment and continually work hard to make Crystal Cove a unique and inviting place where our guests feel pampered, relaxed, and rejuvenated. Taking great care to provide elements here at Crystal Cove that other B&Bs or inns may not have, allows us to provide you with the feeling of a more inclusive luxury resort, while still ensuring the comfort and intimate touches of a bed and breakfast. We truly look forward to meeting you and helping to make your vacation an unforgettable one. We thank you for taking the time to get to know a little bit about us, and we look forward to your visit at our Branson area lodging resort and cabin rentals!
Bob and Jenny Offutt
-- Come as a stranger, leave as a friend -- -
GPS Location -
N 36 degrees 38.819Ft
W 093 degrees 19.622FtFrom Springfield: Hwy 65 South, turn right before you get to Branson on the new FAST dual Hwy 465, which intersects with Hwy 76 between Silver Dollar City and Branson. Turn Left on Hwy 76, go 1/4 mile to Hwy 265, Left on Hwy 265 two miles to Old Southern Inn, turn right on Compton Ridge Road, then 1/2 mile to Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast
465 is a new low-traffic, dual highway route - From Hwy 65
Avoid the traffic of Branson
From Harrison, Arkansas: Hwy 65 to Hwy 265 - Left on Hwy 165/265, cross Table Rock Lake Dam, left on Hwy 265, continue North 3 miles to Old Southern Inn. Turn Left on Compton Ridge Road - 1/2 mile to Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast
From Branson: Hwy 76 to Hwy 376, 2 miles to Hwy 265, 1 miles North to Old Southern Inn, turn left on Compton Ridge Road 1/2 mile to Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast
(Hwy 376 is a new FAST dual highway)
No one has faster access to all areas of Branson than Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast. Located between Branson and Silver Dollar City with fast access from all directions. -
Crystal Cove is a beautiful and romantic place for Branson weddings.
You will find that Crystal Cove offers a romantic setting that is unlike any of the other Branson wedding locations. We have many weddings every year and can accommodate up to 18 guests. Couples may choose to have their ceremony inside our main lodge or enjoy a beautiful outdoor Missouri wedding by the picturesque waterfall area. Both are excellent choices!
We have several Branson wedding packages to choose from. We do ask that you book weddings in advance, if possible. Any of these packages may be added to the price of your suite.
The Elopement Package
Perfect for the couple who wants to sneak away, this is an intimate wedding for two. It includes whichever area you choose for two hours, candles, music, and a minister.
(A small wedding cake can be added to this package for $49)
Full Wedding Package
For a bit larger group, this package includes whichever area you choose for two hours, a minister, candles, floral arrangement for tables, and music. You may have up to 18 guests.
Complete Wedding Package
This is a complete wedding package including your choice of area for two hours, minister, candles, floral arrangement for tables, music, wedding cake, punch, nuts, mints, tableware, and champagne flutes. You may have up to 18 guests.
We invite you to begin your new lives together at Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast. We will do our best to make your special day a beautiful memory that will live forever. Congratulations!Reunions
Branson's Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast is a perfect choice when planning any type of Missouri family reunion, wedding, anniversary gathering, birthday party, conference, or group meeting.
We are located in an intimate and serene setting, yet we are only 5 minutes away from all that Branson has to offer.
We have a beautiful and spacious main dining room that is a great location for small receptions, business meetings, or for families to play games or have meals together. We have many outdoor spaces that are wonderful for group activities, as well. There are two large decks next to our waterfall area, equipped with comfortable covered tables, Tiki torches, and a propane grill - perfect for Branson family vacations.
We also have a boat dock, hiking trails, and an outdoor campfire pit area, promising fun for all ages! We provide a huge, homemade breakfast each morning, and we would be more than happy to help you arrange any other catering needs that you may have. Crystal Cove Bed and Breakfast is an excellent choice, no matter what you are planning. Let us help you to make your family reunion lodging in Branson, Missouri or any event unforgettable!
Specialty CakesSurprise your special someone with a scrumptious, mouthwatering, gourmet specialty cake! We have over a dozen different delectable choices. Our beautiful cakes are a delicious way to celebrate birthdays, honeymoons, and anniversaries, and they can be custom made for any occasion. Every specialty cake is homemade with the finest ingredients and comes fresh from our kitchen. We have lovely miniature wedding and anniversary cakes made with old-fashioned French Vanilla Buttercream, Creamy Buttered Praline Pecan, Chocolate Oreo Meltdown, and a luscious Lemon Chiffon, just to name a few. Upon request, we can add a bride and groom, fresh flowers, fruit, or whatever you desire. We will tailor it to your specific needs.
We do ask that you place your order at least 48 hours in advance. Our specialty cakes are $45, simply call us to make arrangements. We can have your cake waiting in your suite upon arrival, or have it delivered at a specific time. A rich and decadent treat is a wonderful way to show your affection!


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text: Main Content House Bill 4108 (2009) rss friendly link printer friendly Sponsor Tonya Schuitmaker Categories State financing and management, funds; State agencies (existing), management and budget State financing and management; funds; general fund surplus; require to be earmarked into the budget stabilization fund. Amends sec. 451 of 1984 PA 431 (MCL 18.1451). Bill Document Formatting Information [x] The following bill formatting applies to the 2009-2010 session:- New language in an amendatory bill will be shown in BOLD AND UPPERCASE.- Language to be removed will be stricken.- Amendments made by the House will be blue with square brackets, such as: [House amended text].- Amendments made by the Senate will be red with double greater/lesser than symbols, such as: <<Senate amended text>>. (gray icons indicate that the action did not occur or that the document is not available) Documents House Introduced Bill Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes. As Passed by the House As Passed by the House is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted House amendments. As Passed by the Senate As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as received from the House, that includes any adopted Senate amendments. House Enrolled Bill Enrolled bill is the version passed in identical form by both houses of the Legislature. House Fiscal Agency Analysis Summary as Introduced (03-02-10)This document analyzes: HB4108 History(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE) Date JournalAction 1/22/2009HJ 2 Pg. 46introduced by Representative Tonya Schuitmaker 1/22/2009HJ 2 Pg. 46read a first time 1/22/2009HJ 2 Pg. 46referred to Committee on Appropriations 1/27/2009HJ 3 Pg. 49printed bill filed 01/23/2009