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This article was originally part of the 5-2 Cyclone/Big 12 Links post here:
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But here is one in particular that's pretty relevant to the multiple threads on conference realignment and could help shed a little light on what a lot of us are discussing here in the Big XII North.
It's from the Tulsa World Sports Extra, by Dave Sittler, World Sports Columnist, 5/2/2010
Here's the link ---> http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsextr...1_BIGCon912486
Here's the story:
BIG 12 Conference commissioner Dan Beebe is the second coming of either Nero or Teddy Roosevelt.
Some believe Beebe is fiddling while the Big 12 gets burned by conference raiders who could steal as many as seven league teams.
Others contend Beebe, like Roosevelt, is quietly wielding a big club behind the scenes as speculation over conference expansion rages.
In the past few days, we've seen the Big East hire former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue to look out for its interests, SEC commissioner Mike Slive taunt the Big Ten and commissioner Larry Scott confirm the Pac-10's expansion plans remain on schedule.
Expansion hysteria has reached the point where a college football coach called out almighty Notre Dame.
Beebe, meanwhile, has made a few flippant remarks on the subject or spoke softly and succinctly about it.
The person responsible for this panic is Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany. It's Delany's world right now and we're all living and waiting in it.
Delany rocked several conferences last December when he confirmed the Big Ten was exploring expansion.
The Big Ten has released little information about its plan, other than the process could take anywhere from 12 to 18 months.
That hasn't stopped widespread rumors. They range
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from the Big Ten adding one team or becoming the first super conference with 16 schools.
"I tried to put (Delany) in a headlock," joked Beebe when commissioners gathered last month in Scottsdale, Ariz. "But he's a tough guy."
Tagliabue doesn't find anything funny about Delany playing kingmaker.
Labeling Delany's expansion study as "very disruptive," Tagliabue told the New York Times that "everything outside the Big Ten is held in artificial suspension.
"The Big Ten looks at a bunch of choices and everyone else has to deal with the depreciating value and a ton of negativity. I hope there's a better way. Otherwise it's going to have a terrible negative effect on everyone other than the schools in the Big Ten."
Speaking to a gathering of Associated Press sports administrators last week, Slive made it clear that the Big Ten isn't about to steamroll the SEC.
"If there is going to be a significant shift in the conference paradigm," said Slive, "the SEC will be strategic and thoughtful to make sure it maintains its position as one of the nation's pre-eminent conferences."
The conference landscape would experience a monumental shift if the Big Ten adds five teams. Most projections in that scenario have three from the Big East and two from the Big 12 enabling the Big Ten to become the first 16-team league.
If that unfolds, some insiders believe the SEC will counter by adding Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas and Texas A&M from the Big 12.
There's also reports that Colorado and the Pac-10 continue to flirt with each other.
Notre Dame could calm the fears of many schools if it would finally accept the Big Ten's invitation. Despite its name, the conference that currently has 11 schools would then have the 12 teams needed to stage a football championship game.
Several Big East coaches have reached the point of anger after hearing predictions their league would fold if three schools join the Big Ten.
Speaking at a Chamber of Commerce function last week, Connecticut coach Randy Edsall confirmed the anxiety throughout the Big East, which counts Notre Dame as member in every sport but football.
Edsall revealed that every Big East football coach has "asked the conference to deliver an ultimatum to Notre Dame to come into the (Big East) for football or get out entirely."
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick, who finished runner-up when the Big 12 named Beebe commissioner, has said the Irish remain determined to be a football independent.
If the Big East or Big Ten can't call Swarbrick's bluff and force the Irish to join one of the conferences as a full member, then Missouri and Nebraska could reportedly receive Big Ten invitations.
"I would be negligent not to be concerned," Beebe acknowledged at the commissioners meetings. "I expect that (Delany), who I have known for many, many years and trust implicitly, that he'll do what he said he's going to do.
"If and when the time comes that they're going to do anything — and if that includes any of the institutions in the Big 12 — he'll let me know first."
Perhaps Delany will keep his word. But Beebe would be wise to remember how eight members of the Western Athletic Conference stunned commissioner Karl Benson and the rest of the league by secretly meeting at the Denver airport in 1998 and voting to abandon the WAC to form the Mountain West Conference.
Beebe also believes Delany's contention that the Big Ten's expansion timetable hasn't changed. But others don't buy it, including MWC commissioner Craig Thompson.
"I think the timetable has to be a little quicker than that," said Thompson, noting the rules a school must follow to leave a conference.
Mike Holder and Joe Castiglione, the respective athletic directors at OSU and OU, are confident Beebe is quietly being proactive to ensure the Big 12 survives.
In a February interview on Big12sports.com, Beebe expressed confidence about the conference's future.
"I'm pretty comfortable that we're going to have the institutions that we have right now as we go forward," Beebe said. "I think at the end of the day that we're going to be in pretty good shape when all of this settles down."
If Beebe doesn't settle things down, he could soon be watching his conference burn down.
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Pakistani Political Party Outs CIA Station Chief Over Drone Strikes
A Pakistani political party that opposes U.S. drone strikes has revealed what it claims is the identity of the CIA station chief in the country.
It's the second time in three years that this has happened, with Pakistanis angry over civilian casualties in the drone attacks.
Heather Childers discussed the new report with military analyst Maj. Gen. Bob Scales (Ret.), who believes this will keep happening.
Scales said the station chief's identity is an "open secret" within Pakistani government circles, but he worries more about what will happen to the U.S. counterterrorism efforts if armed drones cannot be deployed against suspected terrorists.
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CSNNW.com has learned that the 6-10, 253 pound center out of Fresno State, Greg Smith, is scheduled to be in Portland early this week to meet with Blazers management and work out at the practice facility.
CSNNW.com reached Smith as he confirmed and said hell be arriving either Monday or Tuesday to chat and get a workout in. Hes drawing interest from Portland, Miami, New York, Indiana, Oklahoma City, Denver, and Houston.
Having spoken with Chad Buchanan during one of the Blazers pre-draft workouts and at the time, he said he could see Smith going early in the second or late second round. He also said that if Smith was available at 51 that they would seriously think about snatching him.
Smith, 20, went undrafted in the 2011 NBA draft after leaving school following his sophomore season. He was considered by some to be a guy who could have squeezed into the tail end of the first round because of his NBA-ready body, but that wasnt enough to entice a team to give him a shot.
Smith had a lackluster sophomore year averaging merely 11.7 points per game and 8.1 rebounds in Western Athletic Conference (WAC) play. During Smiths freshman season, he shared the spotlight with Paul George, whos now the Indiana Pacers starting two-guard. Losing George turned the team over to Smith but he never had any long stretches of dominant performances.
To be fair, Smiths supporting cast lacked a true outside shooter and opposing defenses packed it in, not allowing Smith any room to maneuver in the paint. Even with constant double-teams, he still managed to shoot 57 percent from the field.
Blazers guard Armon Johnson remembers Smith from his days competing in the WAC while at Nevada. He says Smith is a huge physical specimen with a lot of upside.
Hes a physical brute down low, Johnson said to CSNNW.com. Hes a very smart player who is a force down on the block. He definitely will cause some problems in the league.
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Digging into Holmgren's comments about the QB position for the Browns: "Citing the fact that he isn't a 'big believer in that competition stuff,' he stressed that the team's mind better be made up before camp in order to let camp run through one true starting quarterback, something so many Browns coaches, including Eric Mangini, have not handled well in the past." [Steve Dimatteo/Dawg Pound Daily]
Pluto is talkin' about draft picks and the NFL off-season in your Sunday paper: "The Browns would like to add another running back via free agency or the draft. They are not sure what they have in James Davis or Chris Jennings, because both played so little. Yes, they showed some flashes of talent, but Harrison was hurt most of training camp and early in the regular season with a knee problem." [Terry Pluto/Cleveland Plain Dealer]
WIth that #7 pick, this new mock draft has Cleveland selecting Dez Bryant out of Oklahoma State: "Eric Mangini strongly considered selecting Michael Crabtree, and the Browns are now even more devoid of playmakers after shipping Braylon Edwards to the Jets. Bryant is in a class of his own as a playmaker, and new football czar Mike Holmgren has shown he will roll the dice on immense talent, as he did with Koren Robinson in Seattle." [Nolan Nawrocki/ProFootballWeekly.com]
Love doing articles like this, and they put a lot more analysis into why the Cavs will have the best record in the NBA at the All-Star break: "Looking at the schedule, the Cavaliers and Orlando do appear to have the easier routes between now and the break. But the injuries we've suffered make nothing a guarantee. Here's the combined schedules for the top six teams in the NBA." [Jeff at the BBC/Fear the Sword]
New York NBA story about a Cleveland athlete. I have heard that one before… But wait, this is about Jamario Moon? "If an N.B.A. hopeful is toiling in basketball's minor leagues, he had better make a name for himself quickly. N.B.A. scouts and general managers are not generally interested in a 26-year-old with a long résumé of teams, unless he has been a star somewhere in Europe. Then there is Jamario Moon, the exception to the rule." [Sean D. Hamill/The New York Times]
Amare sat out the entire fourth quarter Friday as the rumors are starting to mount a heavy weight upon his game: "Stoudemire acknowledged in a TNT interview and again after the game that trade speculation has distracted his play. He told ESPN, 'I feel like the confidence in me is not quite there with them, for them to want to shop me around so much.'" [Paul Coro/Arizona Republic via RealGM.com]
Analyzing the sluggers of the past decade for the Cleveland Indians: "The decade now ended was, for Indians' fans, bookended by two giant, corn-fed, hulking men. Men who hit baseballs with mirthful rage and elicited honest rage from many Clevelanders for totally different reasons. Jim Thome and Travis Hafner could rake." [afh4/Let's Go Tribe]
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Amoxicillin, clarithromycin, omeprazole - are these safe during the first trimester?
Hi, I've been diagnosed with helico bacteria (ulser) and reflux and prescribed amoxicillin 500mg (for one week), clarithromycin 500mg (for one week), omerazole 20 mg (for 3 weeks) and almagel (trigel) 10 ml (2 weeks). I've been taking these for 2 weeks now. But today i've found out that I'm 4 weeks pregnant. please advise me whether these antibiotics are safe during the trimester of pregnancy. many thanks.
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Check with your OB today. One website is www.safefetus.com that I have found usuful also.posted 05/31/2011 by MommaSherman
You need to call your doctor ASAP and tell him that you are pregnant.I know that ammoxicillin is safe during pregnancy, but he/she may want to change the others. If you are concerned about what you already took, though, don't worry - first of all, you can't undo it, and second of all, there's very little risk to the baby associated with what you do before you miss your period. If you are 4 weeks pregnant, that means your baby was conceived only 2 weeks ago. Since it takes about 8-12 days after conception for the fertilized egg to implant in the uterus, there was no way your baby could be exposed to anything in your body before a few days ago. The risk of damage to the fetus is very low. But now that you know you are pregnant, you need to talk to your doctors about any meds you have to keep taking. If you can't get in touch with them right away, try calling the Infant Risk Center hotline (google it, number at bottom of page). They're experts on meds during pregnancy and can help. GL!posted 05/31/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Can you please let me kno how you chose to go about your pregnancy please ?! Because I'm in the same boat. I took this meds for hpylori and didn't kno I was pregnant. It scares me so much because of what I've heard about what it can cause. Pls advise ASAP! Much loveposted 04/21/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I know amoxicilin IS safe. But you should of course check with your doc about the other stuff.posted 05/31/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Another thing you can do is look up the drugs on this website and read about them: http://www.brooksidepress.org/Products/Military_OBGYN/Pharmacy/CategoricalListing.htm#Penicillins . Categories A & B are usually ok for pregnancy but you still should talk to your doctor about meds during pregnancy.posted 05/31/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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The "Sir Harry Oakes Room" was a gift to the Library from Eunice, Lady Oakes, in memory of the late Sir Harry Oakes.
Initial planning for the room was done by former Chief Librarian Dorothy Van Slyke as part of the requirements for her Masters of Library Science Degree. The concept found approval with the Library Board and its New Building Committee.
Donald M. Chapman Associates, architects for the library, designed the room and its furnishings. John Tries Constructions Limited was the general contractor, and most of the custom furnishing was the work of Weller's of Scarborough specialists in pine reproduction work. The room reproduces a typical setting of the Niagara area in the early nineteenth century. It is made of pine, except for the maple chairs. Bookcases are ventilated to keep the priceless collection preserved.
Initially, the Library's ever-growing historical and genealogical collection of the City, the Niagara River and Falls, and the Niagara Peninsula was housed in the Oakes Room. The wide variety of rare material in these collections - including guidebooks, atlases, local histories, magazines, maps, photographs, art reproductions, newspapers, clippings, government reports and City Council minutes - were used extensively by staff and the public. As the collection grew, it had to be relocated, so the Oakes Room a quiet reading and study room and a small group meeting room.
There is a continuing appreciative response to the Sir Harry Oakes Room. The striking contrast between the contemporary architecture of the Library and the traditional style of the Oakes Room is visually exciting from both inside and outside the building. The collections, the usefulness and the aesthetic quality of the Sir Harry Oakes Room give it a vital and unique place within the Victoria Avenue Library.


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Chris Brown's "I Don't Like Freestyle" had the internet buzzing earlier this week because of the R&B singer's disses hurled at Drake, stemming from their altercation last month.
Hot 97's Miss Info was in Los Angeles this week, conducting interviews leading up to Sunday's (July 1) BET Awards. During her interviews, Info asked both Big Sean and Meek Mill their takes on the situation.
"It's all in fun, that's the entertainment in Hip Hop, I feel like," opined Big Sean.
Sean vouched for Brown's credibility. "Chris Brown, people don't know about Chris Brown. He a real dude. He a tough guy, too. He ain't soft. He be like, reppin...he go hard."
"He the most turnt up dude I know. He be rappin', singin', dancin', hoopin', drawin', painting...acting," joked Sean.
Big Sean concluded that the situation wasn't anything too serious. "I can't even judge, really. To me - Chris is my homie - it ain't really affecting me too much. This is entertainment, I just want to see what's going on."
Meek Mill, on the other hand, was more cautious. "I just think they need to leave that alone," said the Philly native. "Leave that to the guys that ain't getting the money, that need that."
Meek continued, removing himself from involvement, though he was present for the altercation. "It never was nothing deep with me anyway, before the media just wanted to take it to another level.
"I'm coming from that, I don't really do that anymore. ...I've been in jail around people that been all that. You don't want your life to be derailed over media or a small situation," added Meek.
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There were considerable surprises among the nominations for the 28th Film Independent's Spirit Awards, which were announced yesterday in Los Angeles.
While the expected likes of "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Bernie," "Middle of Nowhere" and "Moonrise Kingdom," found many a nomination, they were joined (or not joined) by quite a few unexpected developments.
Check out 10 major surprises from the announcement below. A full list of nominations is available here.
1. "Silver Linings Playbook" was indeed eligible. And it dominated.
The Weinstein Company has done it again. A year after they managed to unexpectedly wiggle a largely French production into all the major Spirit Award races, they got a film many assumed was over the Spirit Awards' $20 million budget cut-off to get the most nominations of the announcement. With their two other major 2012 films ("The Master" and "Django Unchained") well over the budget cut-off, the Weinsteins pushed for the reportedly $21 million "Silver Linings," and succeeded. As it turns out, the jury has some discretion in qualifying films. Says the official Spirit Award rules:
Cost of completed film, including post, must be less than $20 million. Any variations are at the sole discretion of the nominating committees and Film Independent.
Every film with a budget of more than $15 million is required to submit the top sheet from its final budget report to determine eligibility, and it seems the "Silver Linings" top sheet worked out to the tune of best feature, best director, best screenplay, best actor and best actress nominations (but oddly nothing for Robert DeNiro in supporting actor). It's now the likely winner of most of those categories, as well.
2. "Your Sister's Sister" and "Compliance" each only manage one nomination (both for supporting actress).
Despite being two of the most acclaimed indies of the year, Lynn Shelton's "Your Sister's Sister" and Craig Zobel's "Compliance" were largely and unforunately shut out of the nominations. At least both did manage best supporting actress nods for Rosemarie DeWitt and Ann Dowd, which in this opinion were two of the best performances this year (and sadly both unlikely to nab Oscar noms). Its just too bad their co-stars Emily Blunt and Dreama Walker couldn't have joined them.
3. "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" also only takes one nomination... In a category it shouldn't have even been eligible for.
Another film that was undeservedly short on Spirit noms was Stephen Chbosky's "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" (where was Ezra Miller in supporting actor?). The film managed a sole nomination for best first feature, which would be wholly deserved if "Perks" was Chbosky's first feature. He directed "The Four Corners of Nowhere" back in 1995, a film that played in competition at Sundance. While 17 years is a long time between films, it doesn't quite re-virginize Chboksy's status as a first time filmmaker.
4. Music Box Films gets the second most nominations of any distributor.
Thanks in large part to the welcome surprise of Ira Sachs' "Keep The Lights On" managing a bunch of nominations in major categories (it took four overall, including best feature), Music Box Films was second only to Fox Searchlight in terms of distributors, beating out Sony Pictures Classics, Focus Features, IFC Films and The Weinstein Company. The relatively new company found 7 nominations overall, from "Lights" as well as "Starlet" and "Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present."
5. It was a pretty gay-friendly list of nominations.
Sachs' gay relationship drama led what was surprisingly LGBT-heavy list of films nominated at the Spirits. Rosemarie DeWitt's aforementioned performance in "Your Sister's Sister" was one of three nominated for depicting gay characters (Thure Lindhardt in "Lights" and Wendell Pierce in "Four" being the others). Beyond that, "Lights" got aforementioned best feature, best screenplay and best director nods, while Jonathan Lisecki's "Gayby" (first screenplay), Aurora Guerrero's "Mosquita y Mari" (John Cassavetes Award) and David France's "How To Survive a Plague" (documentary) all took nominations as well. Add them to the first feature nod for "Perks of Being a Wallflower," and it's a very gay-friendly list of nominations.


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Ernest H. "Ernie" Loop, 65, passed away all too suddenly Tuesday afternoon, May 21, 2013. He was a lifelong resident of Morgantown.
Ernie was born in Morgantown on Dec. 1, 1947, to his parents, the late Lewis N. and Wilma E. (Baute) Loop.
He was a 1966 graduate of Morgantown High School. After high school, he went on to serve as a specialist IV with the U.S. Army. Ernie was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for Meritorious Service and a Purple Heart Medal for his service during the Vietnam War.
After serving his country, he married Martha A. "Marty" Fulford on July 23, 1976, in Morgantown. She lovingly survives after 36 years of marriage.
Ernie also is survived by his daughter, Cori J. (Dan) Downen of Greenwood; and two grandsons, Jonah Zachary Downen and Blake Thomas Downen, both of Greenwood. He will be remembered by his brother, Gary Loop of Columbus.
Ernie retired in 2005 as a fork lift operator for Reliance Electric Co. in Columbus after 35 years of service.
He was a member of the Martinsville American Legion.
Ernie cherished the time spent with his two grandsons.
He enjoyed gardening, working outdoors and woodworking.
Ernie was a fan of game shows, with "Wheel of Fortune" as his favorite. He also enjoyed listening to country music.
The Rev. Burt Brock will conduct a funeral service 7 p.m. Friday at Meredith-Clark Funeral Home, Cremation and Personalization Center, 179 E. Mulberry St., Morgantown. Friends may call from 4 p.m. until service time Friday at the funeral home. Military rites will be presented by the Martinsville American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars honor guards.
In lieu of flowers, the family strongly suggests memorial contributions to the American Lung Association, 115 W. Washington St., Suite 1180 South, Indianapolis, IN 46204, in honor of Ernie.
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George Earl Toups, 82, a native of Golden Meadow and resident of Galliano, died at 1:16 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Falgout Funeral Home in Galliano. Mass will be 11 a.m. Friday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, with burial in the church cemetery.
He is survived by three sons, Clark Anthony Toups Sr. and wife, Lois, Buddy Toups Sr. and wife, Carolyn, and Gene Toups and wife, Pamela; seven grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Edmund and Maude Jeandron Toups; one great-grandchild, Trey Mikeal Toups; five brothers, Walden Toups, Lester Toups, John Toups, Jules Toups and Raymond Toups; and four sisters, Winnie Pitre, Mildred Watson, Elsie Byrd and Anna Mae Pitre.
He was a parishioner of St. Joseph Catholic Church. He was a corporal in the sixth Marine division. He was a lifetime member of the V.F.W. 8538 and the Golden Meadow American Legion 259.
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Is green still on your radar screen when it comes to managing your data center assets? If not, perhaps it should be. A greener data center can be achieved through various means, not the least of which is gaining efficiencies in the area of power (energy) usage. And there are many indirect ways to increase energy efficiency in the data center. Consider if you will virtualization, asset management, storage management, and cloud computing as potential contributors to a more energy efficient, "greener" data center. For the purposes of today's blog, let's focus on virtualization - and the notion that "green comes with it".
Through virtualization, you can improve data center efficiency by raising the utilization of servers. I've heard many times that most computing resources (CPU) are left untapped on a single server. A global study of server energy and efficiency supported by the Alliance to Save Energy found that 72% of server managers believe that 15% or more of their servers were not doing any useful work. Consolidating multiple applications and workloads that run on separate devices to a single, partitioned server reduces the number of actual servers needed to handle current as well as future demands. And fewer servers means increased utilization, which in turn means that less power is required to operate and cool them, resulting in a more efficient - energy and cost-wise - and environmentally friendly data center.
And when we talk about virtualization, we shouldn't forget about the network. As servers have sprawled, so has the network that's required for access to and communication with those servers. In some cases it's thought that networking equipment can contribute as much as 20% -25% of the power load. As servers are condolidated and virtualized, there too can be a significant opportunity to simplify the network as well, and drive additional savings in the areas of energy use and cost, and reduced environmental impact.
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|Run for the Roses is 2014 MMHF Legacy Event theme
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Run for the Roses, a Kentucky Derby type theme, has been announced for the 2014 Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation Legacy Event.
This fourth annual event has been moved to April this year, a change from the printed community calendar.
Run for the Roses will be staged Saturday, April 5 at the Phillips County Event Center. Organizers indicate this is possible because Partners in Education gave up their April 4 carnival at the Event Center and postponed it to Friday, April 11.
"Run for the Roses" is actually a song on the album "The Innocent Age," written and recorded by singer/songwriter Dan Fogelberg in 1981. It was released as a single the next year and peaked at No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Since that time, it has been used as an unofficial theme for the Kentucky Derby. According to Wikipedia, the song alludes to "the chance of a lifetime, in a lifetime of chance," describing the experience of horse racing and life itself.
Building on the success of the past years' Mardi Gras theme, Western Splendor and Roaring '20s, the Legacy Event committee anticipates another fun evening of support for the local hospital.
Horse racing will be part of the fun. For full details on how this will happen, individuals and businesses are encouraged to reserve tables for the annual fundraiser.
The Legacy Event has become the MMH Foundation's major fundraiser of the year. Instead of hosting multiple smaller events, the Foundation has rolled all into one evening of food, fun and good times.
Funds from the 2014 event are tentatively set to go toward the Grow Our Own Physician initiative, hospital equipment and the Foundation scholarship fund.
All funds raised by the Foundation are for the benefit of Melissa Memorial Hospital.
Each year, more people dress the part of the Legacy Event's designated theme, adding to the evening's fun.
Co-chairs Steve and Kim Young encourage attendees to use their imagination in dressing for the Kentucky Derby. Hats seem to fit the bill for either men or women. Either vintage or modern Kentucky Derby attire are options, and some might consider dressing as jockeys.
Those who don't care to dress in costume should don their formal attire and join the festivities.
The evening will begin with a social and will include horse races, dinner, a live auction, silent auction and dancing to music by a disc jockey.
A raffle for a trip for two, from three destination choices, was such a success for the last two years' Legacy Events, that organizers are planning a similar raffle again this year.
One lucky person and their guest will win a trip, including a three-night stay and airfare.
This year's three trip choices include:
—Churchill Downs VIP Experience with a private jockey club suite, race named in one's honor, trophy presentation and stay at the Hyatt Regency in Louisville, Ky.
—New York Amazing Long Weekend, with choice of a Broadway show, dinner at Tribeca Grill and stay at Hilton New York Hotel.
—Cosmopolitan Las Vegas VIP, with VIP seating at one's choice of a top Vegas show, and stay at The Cosmopolitan.
One of the live auction items this year is a Fairmont Hotel trip with some fantastic destination options for the highest bidder.
As folks arrive at the Legacy Event April 5, a photographer will be on hand to snap photos for those wanting to remember their Run for the Roses night.
Success of the annual Legacy Event keeps building, and tables of eight are being sold.
Anyone wishing to assist with the Legacy Event or to purchase tickets can contact Steve Young at 970-466-2133, Kim Young at 970-520-4876, MMHF executive director Jessica Johnson at 970-854-5341 or any committee member: Linda Alberts, Erica Ayoub, Ardie Besse, Kayla Kafka, Brenda Brandt or John Ayoub.
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The Horace M. Albright Lecture in Conservation spring 2015 presents:
America's Two Best Ideas—Public Education and Public Lands
Presented in conjunction with the summit "Science for Parks, Parks for Science: The Next Century"
A conversation with the U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, President of the University of California Janet Napolitano, and Historian and Author Douglas Brinkley.
Moderated by KQED Forum host Michael Krasny.
Sally Jewell
Sally Jewell: As Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell leads an agency with more than 70,000 employees. The Department of Interior serves as steward for approximately 20 percent of the nation's lands, including national parks, national wildlife refuges, and other public lands; oversees the responsible development of conventional and renewable energy supplies on public lands and waters; is the largest supplier and manager of water in the 17 Western states; and upholds trust responsibilities to the 566 federally recognized American Indian tribes and Alaska Natives.
Prior to her confirmation, Jewell served in the private sector, most recently as President and Chief Executive Officer of Recreation Equipment, Inc. (REI). During her tenure, REI nearly tripled in business to $2 billion and was consistently ranked one of the 100 best companies to work for by Fortune Magazine. Before joining to REI, Jewell spent 19 years as a commercial banker, first as an energy and natural resources expert and later working with a diverse array of businesses that drive our nation's economy. She holds a B.S. in engineering from the University of Washington.
Douglas Brinkley
Douglas Brinkley is an author, professor of history at Rice University, and a fellow at the James Baker Institute for Public Policy. He is the history commentator for CBS News, a is contributing editor for Vanity Fair, and a frequent contributor to The New York Times, The New Yorker, and The Atlantic Monthly. Six of Brinkley's books have been selected as New York Times "Notable Books of the Year" A number of his most recent publications have become New York Times best sellers including The Reagan Diaries (2007), The Great Deluge (2006), The Boys of Pointe du Hoc: Ronald Reagan, D-Day and the U.S. Army 2nd Ranger Battalion(2005), Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War (2004) and Voices of Valor: D-Day: June 6, 1944 with Ronald J. Drez (2004). The Great Deluge (2006) was the recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy prize and a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book award. The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America became an instant New York Times best seller as well and was the recipient of the 2009 "National Outdoor Book Award".
He won the "Benjamin Franklin Award" for The American Heritage History of the United States (1998) and the BusinessWeek "Book of the Year Award" for Wheels for the World and was also named 2004 "Humanist of the Year" by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. He has received honorary doctorates from Hofstra University, Allegheny College, University of Maine and Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut among others.
Brinkley completed his bachelor's degree at Ohio State University and received his doctorate in U.S. Diplomatic History from Georgetown University in 1989.
Janet Napolitano
Janet Napolitano: As President of the University of California, Janet Napolitano leads a university system with 10 campuses, five medical centers, three affiliated national laboratories, and a statewide agriculture and natural resources program. Napolitano is a distinguished public servant with a record of leading large, complex organizations at the federal and state levels. She served as Secretary of Homeland Security from 2009-13, as Governor of Arizona from 2003-09, as Attorney General of Arizona from 1998-2003, and as U.S. Attorney for the District of Arizona from 1993-97. Before that, she practiced at the law firm of Lewis & Roca in Phoenix, where she became a partner in 1989. She began her career in 1983 as a clerk for Judge Mary M. Schroeder of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
As Governor of Arizona, Napolitano focused on education, from pre-kindergarten through public higher education. She was the first woman to chair the National Governors Association, and was named one of the nation's top five governors by Time magazine.
Napolitano earned a B.S. in 1979 from Santa Clara University, where she was the university's first female valedictorian. She received her law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law. Napolitano holds honorary degrees from several universities and colleges, including Emory University, Pomona College and Northeastern University. In 2010, she was awarded the prestigious Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal (Law), the University of Virginia's highest external honor.
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This event is free and open to the public. Albright Lecture tickets will be available to the public at 4 p.m., March 26 at the ticket window in the Wheeler Auditorium Lobby. Tickets are available on a first come, first served basis. Please arrive early as tickets will go quickly. Doors to the auditorium will open at 6 p.m. The lecture will be live-streamed in addition to being recorded and posted in our online archive at http://nature.berkeley.edu/albright/lecture-archive .
"America's Two Best Ideas—Public Education and Public Lands" is part of the UC Berkeley initiative "America's Best Idea: The Next 100 Years," a partnership with the National Park Service and the National Geographic Society to celebrate the park service's centennial and to support national parks and protected lands for future generations.
The year 2015 marks the 100th anniversary of a conference held in Berkeley, hosted by UC Berkeley alumni Stephen Mather and Horace Albright, that led to the creation of the National Park Service in 1916. Mather and Albright went on to become the first and second directors of the National Park Service. With its partners, UC Berkeley looks forward to the next 100 years with a variety of activities and programs, including a summit on the partnership between parks and science. Learn more.
This special spring 2015 Albright program is also part of "Science for Parks, Parks for Science: The Next Century," a two-and-a-half-day summit convening science leaders to launch a second century of parks stewardship.
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Conquering their second consecutive Buff Cup title seemed like an obligation for the Manteca Buffaloes, demolishing both of their final opponents to walk away with back-to-back Buff Cup titles Saturday at Manteca High.
The Sierra High boys track team was able to distance themselves from some 22 programs, accumulating 88 points to win the 13th Annual Sierra-Tom Moore Relays Saturday at Sierra High.
Through the first six innings, there was uncertainty about who would leave the diamond Saturday with a nonleague win, but the Ripon Indians were able to do enough damage in their final at bat to squeeze past the Lathrop Spartans 7-4 at Lathrop High.
Sierra High's varsity softball team was able to put together an impressive two-day run through the Ceres Tournament, returning from Rainbow Fields in Riverbank with the tournament title with a win and a tie on the final day.
BAKERSFIELD - They went about it different ways, but at the end of Day 1 both Ripon High senior Travis Smith and Sierra senior Alex Nuanez had seen their final prep matches on a high school wrestling mat.
The East Union High baseball squad used a familiar recipe Friday against Lodi.
Austin Acker stood at the plate with a full count, the tying run on second and the winning run on first in Sierra High's half of the seventh inning Friday against visiting Escalon. The first-year varsity player cashed in when what looked like a harmless flyball to centerfield found the grass and gave Sierra a 4-3 comeback win.
Manteca High's girls soccer team effectively played keep-away against Stagg of Stockton in its 4-0 victory Friday, when its own Buffalo Cup tournament opened action for eight participating clubs.
Manteca High's boys tennis team dropped two of its first three matches in the California High School Tennis Classic Friday at Fresno City College.
The Sierra softball team had no problem taking care of business during its opening contests in the Ceres Tournament at Modesto's Rainbow Fields.
Manteca High's softball team is 3-0 for the first time since winning its first four in 2007 after pummeling visiting Denair by a football score of 27-0 Thursday.
When Lincoln High made its way to Manteca, there was no way the soccer team could have expected to witness the show Sierra junior Joanna Ortiz was prepared to put on. Ortiz went off for four goals in a 6-0 shellacking of the visiting Trojans Thursday.
RIPON - It took a little while for the Ripon to get its softball bats warmed up during a preseason game against Ripon Christian Thursday afternoon.
Ripon High's boys golf team made a statement in its Trans-Valley League opener against visiting Hilmar Thursday at Jack Tone Golf Course's par-31 front nine.
LATHROP – Striking out the side in the first inning usually will give your team a good chance at winning, but Michael Pereznegron's such feat was sandwiched in between a couple of walks and a badly played fly ball, getting Cosumnes Oaks High out to a quick start in its 17-4 win over Lathrop Thursday.
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The Ripon High boys and girls swim teams opened the season last week against Kimball and Oakdale, respectively.
D'Angelo Finley made his one year at Weston Ranch count.
Manteca started strong, stumbled midway through and finished with a bang.
Olivia Vezaldenos started her high school varsity career as a freshman trying to help rebuild a proud program that was used to winning.
STOCKTON – Carlos Drain, Jordan Severin and Josh Dilg strung three hits in a row together in the top of the seventh inning for Weston Ranch ...
It is tough to go out a winner.
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Cyclone fever is everywhere!!
It's going to be a crazy one...winds around the level of the jet stream were about 220mph this morning over oregon. 25 states currently have wind warnings, watches, or advisories including a 1,300 mile continuous stretch of I-90.
Not looking forward to flying tomorrow, to be honest I'm a little freaked out.
I see another Gordon Lightfoot hit in the making.
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Not looking forward to flying tomorrow, to be honest I'm a little freaked out.
Just keep the wings parallel to the ground and they'll provide this thing I like to call lift.
Actually, the part I always worry about when I fly isn't the flying, its the landing.
You can't die. That would upset the equilibrium in the Cave.
Prohman Empire.
Originally Posted by ZJohnson
Not looking forward to flying tomorrow, to be honest I'm a little freaked out.
Which direction asre you flying? With or against?
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Originally Posted by Wesley
Which direction asre you flying? With or against?
Or even worse, perpendicular...
Taking off shouldn't really be a problem as the airport should have a runway that is close enough to parallel to the winds to allow for a nice, quick, take-off... It may be bumpy though depending which way you are traveling and especially where you are landing if it is anywhere within a few hours of Des Moines...
The witches of November....
Originally Posted by Wesley
Which direction asre you flying? With or against?
Could challenge the record for lowest non-tropical surface air pressure reading in the US...
The forecast calls for 960mb or 28.35 inches Hg near Intl Falls, MN tomorrow night.
Record is 957.5mb or 28.28 inches Hg in January 1978 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Going to be very windy tomorrow and Wednesday... with the strongest winds taking place in southern to central MN. Sustained winds will be between 30-40 mph gusting up to 60+mph. Winter Storm Watches are posted near Grand Forks, ND for the winds plus SNOW!
For central Iowa, winds look to be just a touch less, but this certainly looks like it's going to be one of the most talked about storms to impact the US ever.
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"Cesar Chavez" co-stars America Ferrera and Gabriel Mann came by our SXSW studio and talked about their roles in "Cesar Chavez," Diego Luna's sophomore feature.
"Diego Luna committed to telling the story of a man and not a hero or an icon," said Ferrera. "But humanizing him so that the audience might see that he was a father, a husband, a son. Just a mortal like you and I, who made choices to create the change he wanted to see. I think that's an incredibly inspiring message because if he could do it, and he wasn't born a hero, he was just a man, then what's stopping you or I from being or doing the same thing."


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At first glance, this looks like a regular old street map, but upon closer inspection you will notice that the map is not made up of your typical highways, streets and parks but instead of film titles…over 900 of them in fact.
Why there's Jurassic Park bordered by Arlington Road and, over on the east side, Thunder Road turns into Sunset Boulevard at the crossroads of Wuthering Heights and Mean Streets.
And look! The Cloverfield neighborhood has lake front property at the Reservoir Dogs…I've always wanted a cabin there.
A great gift for any film buff who has secretly harbored a fantasy of living on Nightmare on Elm Street.
If you love you some Holmes, this exquisite print celebrating Sherlock's classic line from the flick, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes will certainly add a bit of mystery to your abode (not to mention it can be used as a fancy eye chart during dinner parties to gage how drunk your guests are getting).
Simple, sweet and stylish.
Just like the good detective himself.
Fred Flintstone is one bad Motherfu….(shut your mouth)…I'm just talking about Fred, sheesh.
In this wonderful homage by Josh Latta to Robert Kirkman's zombirific tale of a group of survivors battling the undead and each other, Fred and Barney take on a group of their own decaying fossils in a heroic fashion, which may or may not end with them getting ripped apart.
I'm pretty sure the Great Gazoo had something to do with this…
So, Nolan's Batman trilogy is over and now you have nothing to live for.
Can I, perhaps, help you make it through another day by showing you a collection of minimalist Batman prints that you can hang in your home?
See how each print contains the one iconic image associated with a particular film within the trilogy and how that image is delightfully rendered in black and white (and one with a little splash of red) to make it even more powerful.
Batman doesn't have to be over my friend…It can always live within you…and on your walls.
Deep, philosophical questions can plague the mind with a level of complexity that has been known to…..oh, who the hell cares about that when you can own a collection of awesome mind-fraking movie prints from The Matrix, Memento and Inception all done in a beautifully minimalist style.
I mean, if you want to get all deep and meaningful we can talk about why you never seem to pick up the check when we go out to eat or how I always seem to be the only one who has to make decisions in this relationship…no?
You want to talk about the ending to Inception again?
Good call.
I'm always on the lookout for kid-friendly art work for friends and family members who have birthed themselves some young 'uns that isn't sickly sweet or downright horrific.
And this super-awesome Panda Girl Scout print from Stephanie Buscema fits that to a tee.
Vintage-styled in muted colors and adorable enough to be kept hung on the wall for years to come, this delightful ode to chick-power (girl scouts taught me a thing or two about feminism) will be a definite keepsake for any lucky tyke who gets it.
Come to think of it, I kinda want it.
In season one (episode 18), Captain James T. Kirk battles the Lizard King Gorn (okay, it was a really a pissed off reptile captain who was ticked that Kirk brought a bunch of crazy savage hostility to his solar system) but it was the show that I remember the most from the Original Star Trek and the one where Shatner made a freaking cannon out of bamboo and diamonds (the cannon was later debunked on Mythbusters…am I getting too nerdy for you?).
Anyway, this supremely geeky print pays tribute to that fierce battle and is done in a classic style that will look mighty fine on your wall (without it making you look like too huge of a dork).
Although, having Star Trek art work does kinda scream HUGE NERD…oh well, it's still pretty damn cool.
You know, I'm not going to get super deep about this particular print because art, like Star Wars, is something that has to affect you on a visceral level. And for some reason a hand-printed Darth Vader carrying a big red spoon on a vintage dictionary page just does it for me.
It probably means that I have some kind of mental disorder or something but hell, I dig it.
And, if you find it oddly soothing like I do, then perhaps I'll see you in the common room at the mental hospital soon.
When you think of Wolverine, you think of "claws" so why not get a beautifully illustrated set of them to hang on your wall at home.
Personally, I would choose to bookend these prints between a shelf holding various "Wolverine" figures, comics and movies just to make the point that he's simply the best damn thing to ever come out of the comic universe.
But that might be destroying the artistic integrity of their quiet simplicity, so perhaps just hang them up and leave them alone.
Oh Godzilla, why so angry all the time?
You just stamp, stomp and smoosh all those innocent Japanese civilians without any thought at all.
Do you need a big hug?
It's gonna be okay, I promise.
(Actual dialog said to my nephew when he was pretending to be Godzilla once…has nothing to do with this really snazzy Godzilla silhouette poster but I thought it was a lovely tribute to the internal life of a cranky lizard…by the way, this is probably my favorite Godzilla print ever.)
Bill Murray is a God and therefore should have his likeness placed upon a wall where candles are lit in his honor every Friday evening at sundown (like Sabbath).
Then you could have a big dinner with a lot of sweet wine followed by an evening of watching Bill Murray movies. This painting by Rich Pellegrino would hang just above the television.
Now that's a religion I could get behind.
Celebrate the rebirth of a television classic with this "There's a Little Tobias in All of Us" Silhouette poster featuring the entire cast of Arrested Development (it'll take you a minute to see them all).
Beautifully designed and perfect for anyone who dumped a load in their pants after hearing that they were making new episodes…which includes me.
John Waters has managed to create a career out of pushing boundaries through both his cinematic and artistic work for close to 40 years, and for that I adore him.
Which is why this sublimely elegant portrait of the Master of Filth by photographer Seth Kushner is worth owning if you happen to be in love with the man (who was once quoted as saying of his eclectic tastes "…I love Bergman and I Dismember Momma") and his outstanding dedication to making sickeningly fun films.
Limited to just 20, this is a real must have for any true fan.
Looking for an original art piece that best represents a classic sense of nerdiness?
Then look no further than Sandy MacDonald's hauntingly stark Lone Robot oil painting that marries the iconic childhood toy with a desperate feeling of isolation (kind of like adulthood).
Reminds one of both eating in a bathroom stall in Junior High in order to avoid a beating and how your former significant other forced you to give up all your neato toys for the sake of being a responsible adult…or maybe, that's just my life…whatever.
If the Sex Pistols had a Saturday morning cartoon back in the 70s would I have grown-up any different? This is one of those questions that will keep you at night.
The other question is: "How many of these prints can I buy before my credit goes bad?"
Luckily, they only cost $10 so I have a ways to go before I need to start worrying.


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Educators throughout the tri-state who are interested in sparking creativity in children through nature and technology are invited to a free program at Oglebay Institute's Schrader Environmental Education Center from 6-8 p.m. July 12. The event also will provide an opportunity to network with like-minded professionals.
Spark Night at the Schrader Center will be presented by Schrader director Eriks Janelsins and will include educational activities, a tour of the grounds and a reception.
Spark is "a network of people, projects and organizations in the greater Pittsburgh region that are empowering children and youth by creating relevant learning opportunities through the compelling use of technology, media and the arts," according to Dustin Stiver, program officer at The Sprout Fund, which leads the Spark Program in Pittsburgh.
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Zak Klemm, nature day camp educator at Oglebay Institute's Schrader Environmental Education Center in Wheeling, gives campers a lesson during nature camp. Schrader's outdoor programming has attracted the attention of the Pittsburgh group, Spark, which has invited the center to host a Spark Night for educators July 12.
"Oglebay Institute is part of the (Spark) network, and we are proud to partner with them to host Spark Night at Oglebay. The event is an opportunity for folks to learn more about the services Spark provides to our region (including grant-making, networking and documentation) and explore Oglebay's Schrader Environmental Education Center. I hope many new faces will join us on July 12 so that we can continue growing the network, in order to create more inspiring learning opportunities for children and youth."
Kathleen McDermott, Oglebay Institute executive director, said she has attended Spark programs in Pittsburgh. The organization used to be called Kids+Creativity.
"They think we're doing great things in Wheeling and they feel a lot of resources can be shared both ways, not just Wheeling going to Pittsburgh but Pittsburgh coming to Wheeling," McDermott said.
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"This program is going to be about children and play through nature. One of the things the Schrader Center has been promoting ... is that kids don't really play outside like they used to. Programs at the Schrader really get kids engaged in the outdoors."
She added anyone who works with children is invited to attend, whether in informal or formal settings.
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Mrozek-Budzyn D, Kieltyka A, Majewska R. (2009) Lack of association between measles-mumps-rubella vaccination and autism in children: a case-control study. Pediatr Infect Dis J. 2009 Dec 1. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 19952979
Salmon DA, Haber M, Chen RT. (1999). Health consequences of religious and philosophical exemptions from immunization laws: individual and societal risks of measles. JAMA, 282(1), 47-53. PMID: 10404911
Books and Pamphlets
- Offit PA and Bell LM. (1999). Vaccines: What every parent should know (revised edition). New York: IDG Books.
- Humiston SG and Good C. (2000). Vaccinating your child: Questions and answers for the concerned parent. Atlanta: Peachtree Publishers.
- Atkinson W, Wolfe C, Humiston S, Nelson R (Eds.). (2000). Measles. In Epidemiology and prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases. (The Pink Book). (7th ed.). Atlanta: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Pink Book: Measles chapter
- CDC. Manual for the Surveillance of Vaccine-preventable Diseases. (2008)
Surveillance manual: Measles chapter
Vaccine Information Statement (VIS)
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- Every Child by Two (ECBT)
- All Kids Count (AKC)
- American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
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- National Coalition of Hispanic Health Organizations (COSSMHO)
- Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI)
- Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
- Listing of State Immunization Program Websites
- Immunization Action Coalition (IAC)
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- The Immunization Gateway
- The Vaccine Page
- National Network for Immunization Information (NNii)
ACIP Recommendations
Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) statements are official federal recommendations for the use of vaccines in the United States
- Measles, Mumps, and Rubella — Vaccine Use and Strategies
- Combination Vaccines for Childhood Immunization
- Immunization of Adolescents
- Immunization of Health-Care Workers
MMWR Reports
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- Measles - United States, 2000
Vol 51, No 06;120 02/15/2002
- Recommendations From Meeting on Strategies for Improving Global Measles Control, May 11-12, 2000
Vol 49, No 49;1116 12/15/2000
- Measles, Rubella, and Congenital Rubella Syndrome - United States and Mexico, 1997-1999
Vol 49, No 46;1048 11/24/2000
- Progress Toward Interrupting Measles Transmission - Region of the Americas, Jan 1999 - Sept 2000
Vol 49, No 43;986 11/03/2000
- National, State, and Urban Area Vaccination Coverage Among Children Aged 19 - 35 Months - US, 1999
Vol 49, No 26;585 07/07/2000
- Measles - United States, 1999
Vol 49, No 25;557 06/30/2000
- Measles Eradication: Experience in Americas
Vol 48, No SU01;57 12/31/1999
- Global Measles Control and Regional Elimination, 1998 - 1999
Vol 48, No 49;1124 12/17/1999
- Progress Toward Measles Elimination - Eastern Mediterranean Region, 1980-1998
Vol 48, No 47;1081 12/03/1999
- Progress Toward Measles Elimination - Southern Africa, 1996-1998
Vol 48, No 27;585 07/16/1999
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Jacksonville police have made an arrest in a shooting that sent one person to the hospital.
Reginald Jones, 20, is facing a number of charges related to a shooting on Myrtlewood Circle Sunday night and chase that happened when officers tried to take him into custody.
The Maysville man is charged with Assault with a Deadly Weapon with Intent to Kill, Inflicting Serious Injury; Assault by Pointing a Gun; Discharging a Firearm into Occupied Property; Fleeing to Elude Arrest with a Motor Vehicle; Littering; Possession of a Controlled Substance, Schedule VI (marijuana); Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; Resist, Obstruct, Delay a Public Officer; Failure to Stop for Siren and Driving on Wrong Side.
When officers tried to pull over Jones on Western Boulevard, Jones refused to stop and led officers on a chase continuing onto Highway 17 and Piney Green Road. Jones finally stopped at Rocky Run Road and was arrested. Jacksonville officers also recovered a firearm that was thrown from the vehicle during the chase.
Jones is being held on $157,000 bond. The victim of the shooting was treated at Onslow Memorial Hospital and released. This case is still under investigation.
Police said they are investigating a Sunday night call of shots fired in a typically busy part of Jacksonville.
Lieutenant White with Jacksonville Police confirmed with WITN officers were called to Myrtlewood Circle at 8:14 p.m. Sunday.
That city street is positioned between Coastal Carolina Community College and the Jacksonville Mall, just off Country Club Drive.
Lt. White said the original call was for shots fired, but citing an ongoing investigation, she was not able to give any further information on the case.
No word on any reported injuries or arrests at this time.
Stay with WITN as we continue to follow this developing story.


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Story by James S. Kim
When fans of K-pop boy group EXO recently heard about a non-Korean boy band debuting in Korea as "EXP," they weren't having it. Especially when they found out that this EXP group would be using the tagline "EXP Planet," just one letter off from EXO's "EXO Planet."
The group was no joke. EXP's Instagram claimed a week ago that the "first and only NYC-born K-pop band" would be dropping their new single, "LUV/WRONG," on iTunes very soon. The boy band also announced that it would make its debut at the Columbia University MFA Thesis Show in NYC on April 26. Wait, what?
As it turns out, EXP is the product of a thesis project by a Columbia graduate student, Bora Kim, an interdisciplinary artist and sociologist from Seoul. Kim began the project, titled "I'm Making a Boy Band" (IMMABB), in October 2014 as an "ongoing collective experience, in-depth research, experimentation, filmmaking as well as business endeavor."
The ideas had already been running through her mind since the success of PSY's "Gangnam Style" back in 2012. Kim said she was interested in researching how K-pop had finally "made it" in the Western world.
"The Korean pop industry has always appropriated its concepts from the West, and also the West through Japan, until not, and the reverse was a shock for the Korean public," Kim explains in an interview with Columbia University. "'Idol Groups' became national heroes and K-pop became part of a proud national identity. But there is a double standard at play here. … K-pop had been looked down upon until outsiders started to consume it and its related products as well."
Kim found that K-pop exports were directly tied to an increase in profit for Korean IT products, such as mobile phones–in fact, she says the biggest beneficiaries of the Korean Wave are companies like Samsung and LG.
But why make a boy band?
"I was interested in K-pop and idol groups on this level initially as I was thinking about cultural flow, or the relationship of dominant culture and peripheral culture, and how that is interwoven with one's identity or one's national identity," Kim says. "I wanted to see what would happen if I made American boys into K-pop performers, by teaching them how to sing in Korean and act like Korean boys, and complicate this flow/appropriation even more."
"Complicating the flow" also meant exploring how masculinity is portrayed in boy groups.
"These boys are tailored to attract straight young females, originally," Kim says. "but the presentation of their sexuality is very complicated. … For example, a young group of pretty boys with great skin start rapping in a hip-hop music video while wearing a lot of make-up. What does this mean? Who is the target audience? It is totally gender-bending and experimental, but, at the same time, it is very typical, mainstream K-pop.
"And the acceptance of this strangeness (in the eyes of Western audiences) started to happen when Korean economic prosperity reached a point where it was enough for the entertainment industry to produce high-quality pop culture products," she adds. "Cultural barriers or mistranslation are overcome by the shiny framing/packaging of K-pop."
Kim's partners, Karin Kuroda and Samantha Shao, each brought their own expertise and perspectives to the project. Kuroda's studies focused primarily on art criticism, photography, sculpture and fashion, while Shao studied arts administration and cultural theory at Maastricht University, Netherlands.
"The 'I'm Making a Boy Band' project aims to examine critical aspects of pop/business culture through the lens of an artist," explains Kuroda, who first befriended Kim at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. "By asking oneself what it means to assimilate or twist the rudimentary formula in K-pop 'idol' culture, this project highlights social issues on a global and personal level."
Shao and Kim discussed the differences between Asian pop culture–particularly Taiwanese and Korean–with American pop culture, as well as the connection between popular culture and fine arts.
"By changing the working process (of making 'art'), we intend to re-think and re-define what it means to communicate with the art world and its audience," Shao says. "Since the main characters of this work are people–not only band members, but also collaborators–we try to challenge ourselves by giving up authorship from time to time."
Shao adds that she believes IMMABB focuses more on communicating with the audience throughout the process rather than the outcome of the band. The project "welcomes interactions, encourages questions and provokes confrontations."
You can read more of Bora Kim's interview with the Columbia University School of the Arts here. You can also follow EXP's exploits at their Instagram, exp_theband.
All images courtesy of Columbia University School of the Arts
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KARACHI: Pakistan is closely watching the high-decibel campaign for India's general elections, and Narendra Modi has surprisingly emerged as the favourite candidate for many across the border who want peace and trade with India.
A cross section of people ET spoke to in Pakistan recalled AB Vajpayee's historic bus journey to Lahore and believe that a Modi-led government in India may augur well for Indo-Pak ties. They believe that Modi, who boosted trade and investment in Gujarat, may also give a big push to Indo-Pak trade.


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