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Texas Southern University is situated in the heart of America's fourth-largest city, Houston; a vast, teeming metropolis characterized by a diverse population, a vibrant business climate, an outstanding performing and visual arts community and an almost unparalleled quality of life. While maintaining its position as the world's energy capital, in recent years Houston has experienced a transformation into a global
The University, located near the heart of downtown Houston, was founded as a Public, co-educational, historically Black University. The campus facilities have grown from one permanent building and several temporary structures in 1947 to 45 buildings on a campus that sits on 150 acres of land.
Texas Southern University boasts three professional schools, a music recital hall acclaimed for its acoustics, a performance theater, a health and physical education complex with a 7,200-seat arena, a radio station, several dormitories and a variety of apartment-style living and recreational facilities.
Its Robert James Terry Library seats over 1,000 people and has more than 452,850 books and 349,969 microfilms. The library's special collections include the Barbara Jordan Archives, the Mickey Leland Archives, the Traditional African Art Gallery and the Hartman Collection.


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Rho Chi Society inducts 17 members
KINGSVILLE, Texas — Like all pharmacy students, those at the Texas A&M Health Science Center (TAMHSC) Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy face many changes in the profession as they begin their journey as pharmacists.
Important insight can be provided by someone who's been there before, and Lourdes Cuéllar, M.S., R.Ph., FASHP, director of pharmacy and clinical support services at The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research Memorial Hermann in the Texas Medical Center in Houston, shared her experiences with students April 2 during the Dean's Hour. Later that evening, the college's Rho Chi Society inducted 17 new members into the Academic Honor Society at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Center.
To listen to her lecture please click here.
Cuéllar said students need to establish a legacy as they practice patient care by initiating change.
"You have to find your passion," she said. "That is what is going to take you to work every day."
Students cannot wait around for others to make changes, either.
"There's so much change going on in health care," Cuéllar said. "We can maximize our profession or we can go along for the ride," she said.
The changes in health care will provide pharmacists an opportunity to step into leadership positions to become change agents.
An area she sees as potential opportunities for future pharmacists is reaching the 38 percent Hispanic population in Texas. The percent of pharmacists who were Hispanic or Latino was 3.2 percent, compared to 12.5 percent of the U.S. population that was Hispanic or Latino in 2000, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resource and Service Administration's 2000 report.
"I am Hispanic and the number of Hispanics in pharmacy is very low, yet the population is growing. There are many health disparities in the Valley," she said.
The TAMHSC-Rangel College of Pharmacy was created in 2006 in response to the shortage of pharmacists in the border region of Texas.
Meanwhile, as a member of the Association of College Honor Societies, Rho Chi gives professional recognition in the field of pharmacy to students for academic excellence. Candidates for induction must complete at least half of their didactic pharmacy doctorate degree program and place within the top 20 percent of their class.
"The Rho Chi Society encourages and recognizes excellence in intellectual achievement and fosters fellowship among its members," said Jesse Castillo, president of the chapter. "Further, the society encourages high standards of conduct and character and advocates critical inquiry in all aspects of pharmacy."
The Rho Chi Society Chapter Gamma Omega started in 2008 at the TAMHSC-Rangel College of Pharmacy.
"To serve as the Rho Chi adviser is an honorable duty to assist and help coordinate chapter activities," said Mohammad Nutan, Ph.D, associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences. "The Rho Chi Induction Banquet is a special and prestigious ceremony bringing together motivated scholars in the field of pharmacy. I look forward to work with the new members of the chapter."
Cuéllar's professional interests are in the areas of pharmacy practice management, mentoring pharmacy students and residents, leadership development, health care policy, alleviation of health disparities and health literacy.
She is a past-president of the Texas Society of Health-System Pharmacists (TSHP) and of the Gulf Coast Society of Health-System Pharmacists. She is the current president of the TSHP Research and Education Foundation.
As a way to give back to students, Cuéllar established a $1,500 scholarship in memory of her parents, Celso and Matiana Cuéllar, who were from Zapata, Texas. Texas pharmacy students can apply for this scholarship this coming year through TSHP foundation scholarships.
"My parents gave us library cards before we could walk," who is the middle child, of three. Her older brother is retired pharmacist in San Antonio and her sister is practices social work in Houston.
She also serves on the Texas Statewide Health Coordinating Council by appointment from Gov. Rick Perry. She is the hospital and pharmacy representative on the council.
"We develop and write the state health plan that the legislators use for background information," she said. "For example, health care professionals practice. We look at the work force issues related to all health professions in all of the state, rural, urban, and suburban."
In addition, she is an adjunct clinical professor of pharmacy practice and administration at the University of Houston College of Pharmacy and adjunct clinical associate professor at the University of the Incarnate Word Feik School of Pharmacy.
She received both her Bachelor of Science in pharmacy and Master of Science in pharmacy administration from the University of Houston.
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This REST API provides a search facility in the OpenDataSoft dataset catalog. Full test search, multi-criteria field queries and results faceting are provided. OpenDataSoft is a SaaS that publishes data and manages API's using a cloud-based platform. It allows you to publish, share and reuse data.


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Criminal cases
This information was the most current on file in criminal division of Marion County District Court as of Nov. 21. Information often is not available until more than a week after hearings. Journal entries must be checked by the defense, prosecution, and judge before they are filed.
Harold Allan Dornbush, 209 E. Broadway, Newton; sentenced Oct. 15 on conviction of endangering a child and disorderly conduct to 13 month controlling jail term and given 12 months probation; ordered to pay $1,062.20; must perform 20 hours community service if he loses his job; prohibited from using drugs or alcohol or entering an establishment that receives most of its revenue from alcohol sales; must submit to drug and alcohol testing; ordered to undergo mental health evaluation if requested by court services offer; prohibited from having contact with victim unless mother is present.
Kimberly Joy Funk, 102 E. Kansas, Lehigh; third amended complaint filed Nov. 16; charged with two counts misdemeanor theft.
Susan E. Gambrel, 707 W. Kansas Ave. Lot 16, McPherson; arraigned on motion to revoke probation Oct. 15, denied allegations; hearing set for Nov. 19.
Michael G. Hemmer, 309 Kansas St., Lincolnville; arraigned Oct. 15 on charges of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, endangering a child, transporting alcohol in an open container, and speeding (75 mph in 65 mph zone); pleaded not guilty to all charges and requested jury trial.
Keith Hess, 1980 Ridge Road, Marion; second amended complaint filed Nov. 20; charged with two counts of battery.
Clinton Kidd, 309 C St., Ramona; status hearing held Oct. 15 on charge of domestic battery; bench trial set for Dec. 11.
Julia D. McVey, 1408 E. 10th St., Newton; scheduling conference held Oct. 15; bench trial set for Dec. 18 and status hearing set for Jan. 7 on charges of six counts of giving a worthless check.
Leslie Scott Yehle, 128½ Walnut St., Peabody; made first appearance Nov. 5 on charges of nonresidential burglary and misdemeanor theft; preliminary hearing set for Nov. 28.
David B. Buller, 305 N. Ash St., Hillsboro; pleaded no contest Nov. 1 to driving under the influence; failure to yield when making left turn dismissed; sentencing set for Dec. 12; drug and alcohol evaluation must be completed by Dec. 7.
Kimberly Joy Funk, 205 E. Kansas, Lehigh; arraignment on charges of driving while license canceled, suspended, or revoked and no child restraint system continued from Oct. 17 to Nov. 13.
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Re-view of the Preview: Los Angeles Dodgers
First off, here, is the link to the entry in question.
Predicted Record: 80-85 wins
Actual Record: 82-80
This another lucky shot. I *definitely* didn't have Matt Kemp having a WAR of over 10 and Clayton Kershaw turning into a Cy Young pitcher. So, I was just lucky that the rest of the team regressed/ got injured enough to offset these two, and make my prediction true.
This just makes me wonder how bad the Dodgers would have been had Kemp and Kershaw laid a redux of their 2010 seasons. Eithier had a pretty good season, starting with that 30-something game hitting streak to begin the year.
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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
A Cure for the Middle Age Blues
It began, I suppose, as it does for everyone else: a little life dissatisfaction, a little depression (Okay, a lot of depression). Yet when it came to acting on my peri-menopausal, sailing-into-the-sunset-of-my-fertility angst, I didn't quite do it in stereotypical fashion. My midlife crisis did manifest as a love affair, but with animals, particularly small livestock. Eww gross, not THAT kind of an affair! I thought I could stop with the dog and the cat. But then I reasoned, what would be so wrong with a couple chickens? They make eggs, right? It wasn't enough. I needed more. Next came the goats. I really intended that to be the end of my animal collecting. Really.
Enter Julio.
The hubby is jealous. Who wouldn't be? It's hard to compete with 2.5 pounds of velvety, white fluff combined with a little pink nose that squinches in the most adorable way. And those ears! I could devour them like candy they are so darn sweet.
Julio came to me from a parent at my daughter's school who told me that she was having problems with a stray rabbit eating her garden. She wasn't able to build an adequate shelter for the bunny so she asked if I would be willing to take him until they could set something up. I agreed because I couldn't bear the thought of some helpless house pet braving the elements, especially one with a messed up, weepy eye. Honestly, I thought I would take him in for a couple weeks and then give him back. Honest.
I've owned rabbits before, but not one this charming. Julio is a curious little bun, who loves to snuggle, head butt various objects including any bodies that may be in his way, and rub noses. I'm not kidding about the nose thing. This guy must have been an Eskimo in his past life. He also eats like a horse. In one day, he probably munches his weight or more in alfalfa, orchard grass, and fresh veg. I've never seen anything like it.
As it has been a few years since I've cared for these creatures, I was so grateful to have met someone through this blog who has been rescuing bunnies for years. My blog friend Karen graciously offered to come give Julio a look over to assess his general condition and give me some bunny keeping tips. She surmised that he was in pretty good shape for having been left to his own devices and that he was DEFINITELY a boy. There was no mistaking those orbs hiding in Julio's fluffy underside. She also recommended getting his eye looked at.
Insisting on continuing my D.I.Y. vet practice, I attempted to treat Julio's weepy eye with warm compresses and some terramycin ointment that I had laying around from the troubles with the chickens. After three days neither seemed to improve his condition, so I broke down and took him to All Pets Animal Hospital, one of only two places in San Francisco that sees rabbits. More money than I wanted to pay later, Julio seems to be on the mend.
Given the eye situation, I wanted the rabbit in a relatively dust free environment so I've been keeping him locked in Ute's room, which has been none too pleasing to the dog and cat. In a traumatic breach of bunny security, Mr. Tinks broke into the room and made an attempt to bond with Julio by administering a neck massage with teeth. I heard the distinct shrieks of a rabbit screaming, a horrifying sound that would send chills through even the most hardened of hearts, and raced to the rescue. Grabbing the dog by the scruff, I tossed him out on the front porch unleashing a string of expletives that I probably should have refrained from uttering in front of my six year old. I found Julio scrunched in a ball, frozen stiff, eyes not moving. But other than a slight abrasion on the cheek and a small non-bloody puncture in one ear, Julio escaped relatively unscathed. I was relieved, to say the least. Scared the piss out of the poor bun, though. Literally.
The cat is displaying her dissatisfaction with the situation by shitting in the bathtub. Nice.
As for giving the bunny back? Sorry, he's my man now.
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You crack me up! I love your politics and your descriptive accounts of your urban farm life! One of these days we have to get together for a meal and to let our six year old girls meet up!
Yep, I know the "I can stop with just this animal" train of thought. Don't be fooled! If you have to say that to yourself you CANNOT STOP! LOLReplyDelete
We're planning on getting rabbits this summer. Unfortunately they won't be pets....
Rabbits were the first real pet I had as a kid, not including the goldfish I routinely tried to "pet" (it made sense when I was four). Many years later, my mother still has rabbits, much to the chagrin of everyone in the family. What began as an innocent childhood desire for a furry friend has now exploded into a fluff-induced frenzy of obsessive behavior. Now, after many years of other pets, I can safely say that I'm not interested in being a rabbit person. Perhaps if they show up on the summer grilling menu I'll change my mind about that.ReplyDelete
Hysterical! Hmmm, midlife crisis. Maybe that explains why my husband so desperately wants goats, pigs, rabbits, bees, etc. Chickens just aren't enough for him. =)ReplyDelete
Tell me that you're not going to go all nigella carpenter on him...ReplyDelete
Yep, that's how I got started with chickens: rescuing one with full intent of finding her owners and all it took was a day and she was mine. MINE.ReplyDelete


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Easily Amused Pinball
This is an excellent example of an Indiana Jones pinball machine manufactured by Stern. This machine has never been in a commercial environment, only in a home. This game was produced in 2009. The machine is based on the movie series by the same name. It has lots of voice clips from the series. . It has a multiball for each movie and includes an 8 ball multiball when balls pour out of the Ark. The machine has just been fully serviced including flipper rebuild, playfield tear down shop job. All new balls and rubbers have been installed. LEDs have been installed throughout the playfield. Additional pictures can be found here. Additional information can be found here.


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On October 7, 2008, the Berkeley City Council adopted Ordinance No 7063 - N.S. This ordinance added Chapter 15.16 to the Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) defining standards and a process for establishing a nuisance condition for wood smoke for the immediate and confronting neighbors of an indoor wood burning device.
If you are bothered by wood smoke from an immediate neighbor and the wood burning device is not compliant with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for smoke emissions, and it is not a pellet stove or gas burning device, you have recourse by following the procedures set out in BMC Chapter 15.16 to resolve your concerns. The intent of this City Code is to encourage neighbors to mediate rather than to go to court over nuisances caused by wood smoke. Only if all avenues of mediation fail, does the ordinance proposes complainants go to Superior Court to resolve their dispute.
Physical requirements that must be met for complaints under this ordinance:
Don't start with court. Try mediation first.
If you are not able to reach verbal agreement with your neighbor, follow the resolution process as outlined in BMC 15.16:
Helpful Information to gather and include in dispute resolution process:
For more information: For more information on wood smoke pollution, health effects and regulations governing wood-burning devices, visit the Bay Area Air Quality Management District's Wood Smoke and Fine Particulate Matter webpage.


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Can you believe it was 52 degrees this morning? While the rest of the West burns to a crisp, we're nice and cool. As I proceeded on Arastradero Road I passed two Sheriffs on motorcycles handing out tickets to cyclists. I guess today was their day for doing that thankless job.
I avoided the tickets and continued through Portola Valley, passing the shuttered Portola Valley Nursery. I guess it has been shut down for a while but never noticed. Just to make things interesting I took Albion Avenue over to Olive Hill Lane. I hadn't ridden those roads in at least 25 years.
I wanted to check out the Crystal Springs Dam work, but the road is closed about a half mile before the dam. The road is supposed to re-open in December.
On my return I stopped by to see Jobst Brandt. He seemed in pretty good spirits. When I noticed his 48-spoke wheel I expressed my surprise and he had a good one-liner. "Weird." That Super Champion rim with Phil Wood hub has been sitting in his house for eons. Waiting for a tandem rider who needs one I guess.


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Aaron Just Wanted To Hang Out - by Tony Jackyl - My friend Aaron invited my wife and I over to his place to hang out. But we all got a little more than we had bargained for. (MF, reluc, wife, husb-voy, oral, anal, swing)
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[Note: I'm off today. Regular blogging resumes Wednesday, but I'll keep the linkpost updated with CES news. Check back often. – D.S.]
Updated 1:24 p.m.
• Hands-on with Razer's Edge, a $999 gaming tablet / home console – It's smaller than Razer's previous console, the Blade. Also Razer Edge vs. the competition: fight!
• Valve and Xi3's 'Steam Box' codenamed Piston, early specs detailed at CES – Valve has long been rumored to be working on its own game console centered around its Steam service.
• We try Intel's Perceptual Computing, play 'Portal 2' with a wave of the hand and reach into a computer screen – Intel's developing advanced, gesture-based computing.
• FreedomPop, textPlus team up to offer freemium voice, SMS service
• Scosche intros BoomBottle, thinks you'll prefer sound over water during bike rides – Because the streets aren't yet noisy enough. Also Klipsch details Stadium and KMC3 wireless speakers, hopes to be at the Center of your listening experience
• Samsung introduces 'world's first' curved OLED TV – It's due out in the second half of the year. No word on pricing.
• Microsoft's Ballmer Makes Cameo at Qualcomm Opening Keynote – Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer stops by the CES keynote, even after saying that 2012 would be the last year for Microsoft at CES. The company doesn't even have a booth in 2013. And Qualcomm CES Keynote: Steve Ballmer; Snapdragon 800; Big Bird; Desmond Tutu; Maroon5
• CES Is the World's Greatest Hardware Show Stuck in a Software Era – CES celebrates hardware, but it's the software running inside the hardware that really matters.
• Qualcomm outs Snapdragon 800 and 600: up to 2.3GHz quad-core, 4K video, due by mid 2013 – Expect to see the chips in phones, tablets and TVs in a few months.
• Verizon, Sprint to offer new Windows Phone 8 models – Sprint's finally getting Windows Phone 8 devices – one from HTC, the other from Samsung.
• Sony Xperia Z / ZL: hands-on with Sony's flagship smartphone for 2013 and Sony shows off 56-inch 4K OLED TV prototype
• Huawei blurs phone and tablet lines even further with colossal 6.1-inch Ascend Mate – Yet another monster phablet.
• Samsung unveils amazing 85-inch 4K TV with 'floating' design – It's got a beautiful display, but will it fit in your living room (or in your budget)?
• Dish launches Hopper with Sling, a commercial-jumping DVR that boots live and saved content to the web (hands-on) – You can also use Hopper to move content to your iPad.
• Dell refreshes its mainstream Inspiron R laptops with optional touchscreens – Dell also has announced its XPS 13 Ultrabook is getting a higher-res screen. Also Dell's Project Ophelia: an Android 4.0 stick that turns any display into a PC
Other tech
• Tablet PC Market Forecast to Surpass Notebooks in 2013, NPD DisplaySearch Reports – NPD expects tablet shipments to hit 240 million this year, while notebooks will hit "only" 207 million. Also As Demand For Tablets, Smartphones And Connected Screens Soars, Pure Play Devices Under Threat, Says Accenture
• Consumers pay the hidden costs for the 'free' app ecosystem – Free apps either provide a poor user experience, or they are bought up by bigger players and potentially disappear.
• Ten Companies (Including Logitech) Team Up To Create The Internet Of Things Consortium – The consortium wants to make it easier for objects to connect to the Net.
• Verizon Says Buying Out Wireless Venture 'Feasible' – Vodafone and Verizon co-own Verizon Wireless. Now the latter wants to the buy out the former's 45 percent stake.
• The new guard: Look at who is buying technology companies now – The new guard is the old guard: Legacy companies are buying the disruptive startups in their own categories, hoping to purchase a piece of the future.
• Nancy Tellem: Why Microsoft's Looking for TV Hits on XBox Live (Q&A) – An interview with Microsoft's new head of entertainment and digital media.
• Galaxy phones power Samsung to record $8.3 billion profit – Samsung sold 500 handsets a minute during the last quarter.
• Microsoft determines Windows RT jailbreak poses no security threat, applauds hacker for ingenuity – Microsoft isn't worried about reports that someone figured out how to bypass its app authentication safeguards in Windows RT.
• Exclusive: A first look at Netflix's test of personalized profiles – Netflix is testing personalized profiles for different family members under one account.
• France Rejects Plan by Internet Provider to Block Online Ads – The French government says ISPs don't have the right to "edit" websites.
• Republican staffer fired for copyright memo talks to Ars – Derek Khanna's memo was endorsed by pundits and the tech community, but quickly withdrawn after attacks by content providers. Khanna disputes an assertion that the memo was released without adequate review.


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I I get disconnected right away when I try to join a channel. ANY CHANNEL. The only way I can get on EFnet now is through mibbit. When I use Mirc I can connect to other servers, but no efnet servers. I've tried most of them and I can connect but again, I get disconnected right away when I try to join a channel. I get this:
"03[05:26] Local host: unknown (220.127.116.11)
02[05:26] * Disconnected
Session Close: Mon Nov 15 05:26:17 2010"
I also get this at times:
"03[05:28] Local host: irc.underworld.no (22.214.171.124)
03[05:29] * [10053] Software caused connection abort"
can anyone help?:( I'm clueless as to what to do.
Can connect to a server but...
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"Essential Oils For Women's Health"
- "Essential Oils for Women's Health", a FREE class presented by Tarin Giacomo, will be held at the library on Saturday, October 14th, at 2:00 p.m. Learn how to support balanced hormone levels, healthy immunity, a restful night's sleep and more using natural essential oils. We look forward to seeing you!
- Crafts With Nikkie, a new children's program, will be held on Thursday, August 17th at 4:00 p.m. in the meeting room. Come and make a beaded necklace!
- The library has a new AWE Literacy Station geared for children aged 2 to 8 years old. (See post.)
- Book signing for author of "The Adventures of Stinkerpup" Isis Grayling on Saturday, June 3, from 2 - 4 p.m.
- Summer Story Hour "Make A Better World" is coming! Beginning Wednesday, June 14th, this seven week program will continue every Wednesday from 10 - 11 a.m. through July 26th. (See post.)
- The Arthur Johnson Memorial Library Board will hold their next meeting on Tuesday, May 16, 2017, at 5:30 p.m. in the meeting room at the library.
- Are you interested in joining a new Writer's Group? Meetings held on Fridays, at 10:00 a.m. This is for any writer who wishes to meet with other writers. Beginners, experienced, published, unpublished, writers of fiction, non-fiction, memoirs, bloggers - all are welcome.
- Preschool Story Hour is conducted every Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. We read books to the children and there is a project every week. It's never too soon to introduce your children to the library!
- Schedule a meeting at the library. Call 445-9711 to get on the calendar in advance. The library stays open until 6:00 P.M., Monday - Saturday, except for Thursday, when it stays open until 9:00 P.M.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Library Closed on Monday
The library will be closed on Monday, August 18, 2014 for building maintenance and will be reopening on Tuesday, August 19, 2014. Thank you, AJML Staff
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• The Schedule
Friday, September 16, 2011 at 7:00 p.m.
UCSB Gauchos vs. Pepperdine Waves
at UCSB's Meredith Field at Harder Stadium
Live Stats available at UCSBgauchos.com
Sunday, September 8, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.
UCSB Gauchos vs. Nevada Wolf Pack
at UCSB's Meredith Field at Harder Stadium
Online: KCSB.org
Live Stats available at UCSBgauchos.com
• Tickets Available
Tickets for all UCSB women's soccer games and, in fact, all Gaucho games, can be purchased by calling 805-893-UCSB, by visiting the Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus or by clicking here.
• Gkids - The Gauchos' Kids Club
Remember, kids eighth grade and below can join Gkids, the Gauchos' Kids Club. When wearing their Gkids t-shirts, members can get in to all UCSB athletic events for free. For more information on how to join and how, get your t-shirt and how to pick-up tickets, click here.
• The Gaucho Record
UCSB enters its Friday night match against Pepperdine with a record of 3-4-1. The Gauchos split a pair of matches in Michigan last weekend. On Friday night in Rochester, UCSB blanked Oakland University, 2-0, and then on Sunday, they dropped a 4-1 decision to Michigan State in East Lansing. The Gauchos are 1-3 at Meredith Field at Harder Stadium this season with the win coming over Fresno State. Of their defeats, two (Santa Clara and Minnesota) have come to teams that either are, or were, ranked nationally.
• This Week
Santa Barbara renews its series with Pepperdine on Friday night at 7:00 p.m. The Waves will enter the game ranked 9th in the nation by the NSCAA. On Sunday, former Big West-foe Nevada comes to town for a 1:00 p.m. showdown.
• Big West Season Right Around The Corner
The upcoming games against Pepperdine and Nevada will be the Gauchos' final two non-conference home games of the season. UCSB does have a pair of non-league road games (at San Diego State on Sept. 21 and at Cal State Bakersfield on Sept. 25), but following this weekend, the next time they play at home will be the Big West opener on Sept. 30 against Long Beach State.
• Anderson Makes Her Point
To say that junior forward Dyanne Anderson has become a key part of UCSB's offensive attack is an understatement. Anderson scored one of the Gauchos' goals in their 2-0 win over Oakland University on Sept. 9 and now has a team-leading four goals on the season. Her four goals is almost half of Santa Barbara's total output of nine in eight games. In addition, Anderson has collected 29 shots this year, nine more than her next closest teammate.
• Freshmen Set Lofty Goals
While junior Dyanne Anderson continued a trend last weekend by scoring a goal in UCSB's win at Oakland, a pair of freshmen made their initial foray into the goal-scoring column. Forward/midfielder Indiana Mead and defender Miranda Cornejo each tallied their first career goals in the past weekend. Cornejo's score came in the first half of the win at Oakland while Mead tallied hers, on a header, in the loss at Michigan State. At the time, Mead's goal tied the score at 1-1 in the first half.
• New Faces Among Goal Scorers
UCSB has scored nine goals in 2011, six of which have been scored by newcomers. Dyanne Anderson, Indiana Mead and Miranda Cornejo have combined for six scores and none of the three were on the roster last year. Additionally, a seventh goal was scored by sophomore Lindsay Gankema who, while on the roster in 2010, had never scored a collegiate goal. Erin Ortega and Cory Yoshida, both goal-scoring veterans, have also scored for the Gauchos in 2011.
• On The Stumpf
Paul Stumpf is in his 13th season as the head coach at UC Santa Barbara. He has a record of 119-99-30. His 117 wins are the most in school history. On Sept. 9, 2009 he became the school's all-time leader in coaching with as the Gauchos defeated William and Mary, 2-0. Stumpf has guided UCSB to two of the last three NCAA Tournaments. Prior to 2008, the Gauchos had not been to the tourney since 1991. 2008 also marked the fifth time that Stumpf has guided the Gauchos to at least 10 wins. He has led the program to records of .500 or better in eight of the last 12 seasons, including, at one point, four straight seasons of 10 or more victories, the first time the program had accomplished that feat since 1988-91. In 1999, Stumpf's first season as the head coach at UCSB, he took a team that was picked to finish last in the conference, and instead posted an 8-9-1 overall record and a 5-4 mark in the Big West. Following the season, he was chosen as the Big West's Coach of the Year. On two occasions, Stumpf's UCSB teams have won the Big West regular season title.


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KENOSHA, Wis. - A Wisconsin man wearing clown makeup is accused of dangling a child upside down from an overpass after coming home drunk from a Halloween party.
Court records say a woman called police after she saw Antonio Brown dragging two screaming children into the woods in Kenosha around 2 a.m. Sunday. The 13- and 8-year-old children said Brown was their mother's boyfriend.
A criminal complaint says Brown forced the children to drink alcohol. When the crying children tried to run away, Brown grabbed the older child and held him upside down from the overpass. The Kenosha News says Brown is accused of later dangling the younger child from a train car.
Brown is charged with child abuse and second-degree reckless endangerment. Court records do not list his attorney.


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The Catacombs
DEPARTURE 15.00 P.M. (Year Round, every afternoon)
Departure from Piazza dell'Esquilino (Bus Terminal) - Via Merulana - The Basilica of St. John in Lateran the 'mother of all churches', built under the emperor Constantine, the first Christian Caesar, and renewed by Borromini in the XVII century (visit) - The Holy Stairs with the 28 steps ascended by Christ in Pontius Pilates' house during his trial and supposed to have been brought from Jerusalem by St. Helena, the Emperor Constantine's mother (Visit) - Appian Way, the Domine Quo Vadis Chapel - Catacombs (Visit) - Walking along the Via Appia Antica till the Monument of Cecilia Metella - Thermes of Caracalla. Tour will end at approximately 6.00 p.m. Clients will be returned to their hotels, or in the immediate vicinity. On Sundays and Bank Holidays visit of St. Mary the Major instead of Via Appia Antica


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Special conditions such as drought and extreme cold temperatures require that special attention be made to the nutritional needs of cows and calves.
"Nutrition is the foundation of anyone's health," veterinarian Jessica Laurin of Animal Health Center said.
It's true for people, and it's true for animals.
A new software program acquired by Laurin allows her to help cow-calf operators determine the correct rations for their cattle under all circumstances and in all stages of production.
Rations will vary according to weather conditions, type of feed, stage of production, and breed type. Even such things as whether or not cattle have protection from the wind can make a difference in what animals need to maintain their health.
When temperatures are below zero, all cattle need more nutrition. Laurin said temperatures between 32 and 55 or 60 degrees is known as the "thermal neutral zone." For each degree under that, an animal needs 1 percent more energy.
A cow needs more nutrition during the last trimester of pregnancy and after calving. The ration may vary depending on if the cow is a first-calf heifer, second-calf heifer, or mature animal.
Laurin said grass has the best nutrition. Some of that is lost when it is made into hay. Not all of the protein is available to break down the fiber in the hay.
She said alfalfa is the best source of protein in the winter. Drought conditions have made alfalfa more expensive, so more cattlemen are using byproducts such as distiller's grain. It has a lot of protein but lacks several amino acids that have to be supplemented in one way or another.
Drought conditions have contributed to mineral deficiencies in cattle. Laurin said cattle buyers and feeders are having more problems than usual this winter with sickness in calves. Sometimes, even with the use of medicine, calves can't survive.
She said it might be because the cows that produced them weren't fed adequately. The drought made feed more expensive, so cattlemen may have cut back on mineral supplementation, which affects the immune system. Cows need minerals such as selenium and copper to produce calves with strong immune systems, Laurin said. Calcium is important, too.
With the new software program, Laurin can develop a feed ration for cow-calf operators that will take into consideration body condition, production stage, and feed stuffs and can be adjusted as conditions change.
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Actress Amanda Bynes' former pal, celebrity blogger Perez Hilton, has urged her parents to do what they need to do to have their daughter committed.
The fallen child star has threatened to sue Hilton for remarks he has made online about her mental state, following a series of bizarre incidents in Los Angeles and New York, but he isn't backing down, and now he is publicly urging her estranged parents to take "drastic measures" to help his old friend.
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Following a series of traffic offenses in Los Angeles last year, which included her allegedly hitting a police car, the actress relocated to New York. She has also pierced both her cheeks and recently hit the headlines after posting sexually charged tweets about her feelings for rapper Drake.


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I've always liked poetry and have even written a few in my time. Today I'm excited to welcome back Maria Johnson, who has written a fabulous article on Modern Poetry for you. Enjoy!
How do you write a good poem these days? Always before there were rules that needed to be followed; a strict meter, a defined stanza length, a set rhyming pattern, and the poems seemed to contain more of a narrative. These days everything is the opposite. Rhyming is frowned upon, and stanzas have become loose; writer-defined lengths and meters. I struggled with this once. After reading John Milton's Paradise Lost in University, I decided to try writing my own version of the fall from grace in a more modern style, yet keeping the original perspective – Satan. Here is stanza 2 from a poem that takes just over 2 pages.
My eyes swept across the land, encompassing
The outer edges of Paradise, and
The band of Cherubim guarding the gates.
I leapt off the mountain, landing gracefully
At the Western edge of Paradise, my six
Wings flaring as I bounded over the wall
Of rock at its lowest point.
The sun shone down at its zenith, bathing
The land in its warm glow, turning
Everything a glittering green-yellow as
It filtered through the foliage of the trees.
I walked past the roses, red as fresh blood,
Refusing to inhale their heady scent,
Past the trees which lie at the centre
Of that garden, the smell of one so familiar,
The scent of home, the apples of Heaven,
The Fruit of Life, my heart ached at
That fragrance, and I grew cold.
This is a bad example of modern poetry. There is too much narrative going on here, and it reads like prose cut up into lines. Prose can be a good place to start, to get the idea in your head if you struggle to write poetry, but you don't want to be bound by this early attempt. It is also too literal, poems these days have hidden meanings; you don't want to spell it out for the reader, you want them to discover the meaning for themselves – that way it means more to them since everyone will read a piece slightly differently. Also you never want to start a modern poem with capital letters. In a modern poem, capital letters follow the prose rules; they are for the first line only, unless you have a full stop in which case you have one on the next word.
I gave the poem another attempt, this time disguising the theme of Original Sin within a modern setting.
The path glittered beside us
yellow, green as we lay
on a bed of pine needles.
My blood pumped hard
through my adolescent body.
I caressed her strong muscled thigh
in the late afternoon sunshine.
The plucked red rose
rested on her bosom,
blood petals strewn around her.
She inhaled its heady scent;
enchanter of the woods.
The apple from the hidden tree
lay discarded and broken.
Need to return her home,
past Sunday curfew,
she just lies there free
from the rules of society.
My lips brush this unadorned Venus,
savour the taste
of that apple on my lips
and wish I could have it
once more.
This is a good example of a modern poem. There are only capital letters at the beginning and after a full stop, the stanza length is uneven – specified by the poem and the individual sections, and the meaning is slightly veiled. There is still a narrative here – which I think is needed, though not everyone will agree – but it no longer reads like chopped-up prose. The trick to modern poetry is in the images. Do not tell the story, show it to them and let them work it out for themselves. Do not tell them "She lost her virginity", show them "The plucked red rose/ rested on her bosom, /blood petals strewn around her."
Although I updated the setting of this poem, I still kept the integral parts of Paradise in there. They are still surrounded by nature, there is still a hidden tree with an apple; however these have become symbols and the apple, as it always has, represents her innocence and her virginity. You need to try and find new images to show something which is why I used the image of the rose. Yet this is a double meaning line, many people will read it simply as a rose, so I included the short stanza below with more traditional imagery to reinforce the message "The apple from the hidden tree/lay discarded and broken."
Each poem will be unique. Don't try to force it into a mould, let the mould flow around it. Each of my stanzas are determined by the imagery, the sections of the narrative. I did not decide in advance what the format would be; I told the story and let it fall where it was meant to.
WOW! Thank you, Maria. This really does show how modern poetry can be interpreted in imaginative ways.
What are your thoughts on this subject? Do you love it? Hate it? Does this make you want to explore the creativity of it? I'd love to know your thoughts!
Maria Johnson has a BA Honours Degree in English & Creative Writing. She was nominated for International Young Poet of the Year in 2008 while still at university and has had her work published in an anthology. These days, she's a freelance editor and proof reader and writes when she finds time.
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Casino Gambling in America: Origins, Trends and Impacts
Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt and Rudi Hartmann, Editors
Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt and Rudi Hartmann
Part I. Casino Gambling in America: An Overview
Chapter 1. Casino Gaming-Origins, Trends, and Impacts
William R. Eadington
- Introduction
- The Spread of Casinos in North America
- The Range of Policy Issues
- Economic and Geographic Realities of Casino Gaming
- Conclusion
William R. Eadington
- Introduction
- The Evolution of Casino Management
- A Profile of the Casino Industry in America Today
- Considerations for Modern Casino Management
- Conclusion
Wesley S. Roehl
- Introduction
- Information on Nevada Casinos
- Trends in the Nevada Casino Industry
- Information Sources on Atlantic City Casinos
- Trends in the Atlantic City Casino Industry
- Discussion
- Summary
Charles A. Stansfield
- Introduction
- Atlantic City's Experience in the Midst of Intensifying Competition
- Geography and the Changing Casino Industry
- Creating New Markets
Chapter 5. Growth of Indian Gaming in the United States
James A. Davis and Samuel M. Otterstrom
- Introduction
- Reservation Conditions
- The New Buffalo
- Growth of Indian Gaming in the United States
- Successes
- Constraints
- Conclusion
Barbara A. Carmichael
- Introduction
- Foxwoods Resort Casino: Birth of a Mega-Attraction
- Impact of Foxwoods on the Mashantucket-Pequot Tribe
- Impact of Foxwoods Casino on Southeastern Connecticut
- Conclusion
Donald J. Berg
- Introduction
- Study Area
- Methodology
- Conclusions
Brad A. Bays
- Introduction
- Indian Sovereignty and Development
- State-Tribal Cooperation or Contention
- Tribal-State Relations in Oklahoma
- IGRA and Oklahoma
- The Geographical Stakes: Oklahoma Indian Population and Land
- Oklahoma Indian Bingo
- The IGRA and Tribal-State Contention in Oklahoma
- Conclusion
Roger Dendinger
- Introduction
- Poarch Band of Creek Indians v. Alabama
- Jurisdictional Conflicts Under IGRA
- Final Comments
Chapter 10. Gambling in Deadwood, SD: A Metamorphosis
Roger P. Miller
- Introduction
- The Past
- The Present
- The Future
Rudi Hartmann
- Introduction
- Cyclical and Directional Change in Colorado Mountain Towns
- Central City and Black Hawk: Two Communities in Change
- Conclusion: Continued Economic Development or Historic Preservation at Last?
Patricia A. Stokowski
- Introduction
- Gambling as Community Development
- Gaming Industry Development
- Community Impacts of Gaming Development
- Transforming Community Images
- Conclusions
Chapter 13. From the River to the Sea: Casino Gambling in Mississippi
Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt
- Introduction
- Background of Gaming in Mississippi
- The Mississippi Gaming Control Act of 1990
- Locational Factors in Casino Siting
- Patterns of Casino Development
- Tunica County
- Harrison County
- Vicksburg
- Conclusions
Deborah P. Dixon
- Introduction
- Initiating the Gambling Debate
- Taking Casinos Into the Establishment
- The Rhetoric of ``Urban Blight''
- The Rhetoric of ``Economic Necessity''
- ``The End Justifies the Means''
- Constructing a Gambling Site
- Conclusion
Anne E. Mosher and Monique M. Wheeler
- Introduction
- The National Context: ``New Federalism'' and Urban Revitalization Strategies
- The State Context: The High-Stakes Louisiana Race for Riverboat Casinos
- Three Companies Compete for Two Licenses
- The Local Context: Landscape and Geography of Riverboat Gaming in Baton Rouge
- The Shifting Geography of Gaming in Louisiana
- Conclusions
Chapter 16. Mesquite, NV: From Mormon Village to Gaming Boomtown
Lloyd E. Hudman and Richard H. Jackson
- Introduction
- Settlement and Early History
- From Agriculture to Gaming Industry: Transformation of a Mormon Village
- The Future: Emergence of a New Recreation and Gaming Center in Nevada
- Conclusion
Alan G. Phipps and John P. Lowrie
- Introduction
- Processes Behind Investment in Property and Land
- Multivariate ARIMA Theory
- Study Neighborhood
- Property Sales and Price Data
- Model Estimation
- Conclusion
Allaire S. Posey
- Introduction
- The Big Business of Legalized Gambling
- The Gambling Debate
- Developing a Typology of Video Poker
- Future of Video Poker in South Carolina
3.2. Regional distribution of total Nevada casino revenue
3.3. Regional distribution of casino department revenue in Nevada casinos
3.4. Sources of casino revenue in Atlantic City casinos
5.1. Indian gaming establishments in the United States, 1980
5.2. Indian gaming establishments in the United States, 1984
5.3. Growth of Indian gaming in the United States
5.4. Indian gaming establishments in the United States, 1988
5.5. Indian gaming establishments in the United States, 1994
5.6. Indian gaming compacts in the United States, 1994
6.1. Location of Foxwoods Resort casino
6.2. Origin of Foxwood visitors arriving by private vehicle
6.3. Origin of Foxwood visitors arriving by charter bus
7.1. Indian reservations in North and South Dakota
7.2. Tribal casino locations in North and South Dakota
7.3. Locational aspects of tribal casinos in North and South Dakota and western Minnesota
8.1. Indian lands of Oklahoma
8.2. Restricted lands vs. tribal lands in Oklahoma
8.3. Indian gaming establishments in Oklahoma
9.1. Indian gaming establishments in the southeastern United States
9.2. Proposed Poarch Creek casino at Wetumpka, Alabama
10.1. Deadwood and South Dakota's Black Hills
10.2. Urban components of Deadwood, South Dakota
10.3. The Elks Carnival, 1892, Deadwood
10.4. Pheonix building after 1991
10.5. The proposed Dunbar Conference and Golf Resort
11.1. The resort cycle model
11.2. The relative location of Central City and Black Hawk
11.3. Chronology of settlement patterns of the Central City/Black Hawk area
13.1. Gambling casinos in Mississippi
13.2. Casino growth in Mississippi
13.3. Monthly gross gaming revenue in Mississippi
13.4. Monthly gross gaming revenue per casino in Mississippi
13.5. Casinos of Tunica County, Mississippi
13.6. Cross section of a typical casino, Tunica County, Mississippi
13.7. Casinos of Harrison County, Mississippi
13.8. Casinos of Vicksburg, Mississippi
14.1. Location of Cape Girardeau and Scott City, MO
14.2. Proposed location of casinos, Cape Girardeau, MO
15.1. Louisiana riverboat casino locations
15.2. Downtown Baton Rouge
15.3. The race for Baton Rouge casino riverboat licenses cartoon
15.4. Potential casino regional trade areas
16.1. The greater Mormon culture region
16.2. Population changes in Mesquite
16.3. Population change in St. George and Washington Counties
16.4. The Peppermill Casino
16.5. Employment in Mesquite
16.6. Principal land uses in Mesquite
17.1. Property sales in the Glengarry neighborhood, Windsor, Ontario
17.2. Deflated property prices in the Glengarry neighborhood, Windsor, Ontario
17.3. Numbers of property sales in the Glengarry neighborhood, Windsor, Ontario
18.1. Distribution of video poker machines
3.1. Distinctive sources of total revenue in Nevada casinos
3.2. Distinctive sources of casino department revenue in Nevada casinos
4.1. Population trends
4.2. Expansion of casino gaming in Atlantic City
6.1. Annual averages of employment in New London County
7.1. Tribal casinos located in North Dakota
7.2. Tribal casinos located in South Dakota
7.3. Comparative tribal statistics for North Dakota reservations
7.4. Comparative tribal statistics for South Dakota reservations
7.5. Construction expenditures, number of employees, and number of gaming devices for tribal casinos
7.6. Status of tribal casinos in North and South Dakota
12.1. Colorado gaming industry indicators
12.2. Economic and social indicators associated with gaming development
15.1. Top ranking incorporated urban areas in Louisiana
16.1. Mesquite's workforce
16.2. Top ten employers in Mesquite
17.1. ARIMA of deflated monthly property prices in Glengarry
17.2. ARIMA of monthly property sales in Glengarry
18.1. Comparison of gambling venues by state that have legalized video poker
18.2. Video poker sites and machines for Lexington and Richland Counties
18.3. Ownership patterns for video poker licenses in Columbia, SC
18.4. Distribution of video poker machines by type of establishment
18.5. Details of ancillary class of establishments with video poker machines
18.6. Estimate of potential costs related to pathological gambling
Book Review
The following excerpts are from a book review by Raymond P. Baruffalo, Department of Geography, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, appearing in the September 1999 (Vol. 89, No. 3) issue of the Annals of the Association of American Geographers (pp. 561-565):
Casino Gambling in America: Origins, Trends, and Impacts. Klaus J. Meyer-Arendt and Rudi Hartmann, eds. Elmsford, NY: Cognizant Communication Corp., 1998.
My ambivalence toward Casino Gambling in America is similar to that which I harbor toward widespread legalized casino gambling itself; that is, while its positive contributions in certain contexts is evident, an unevenness in those contributions is unavoidable. Largely drawn from papers presented at the 1994 meeting of the Association of Americna Geographers, this volume, like many similarly constructed, lacks an overall cohesiveness. Nevertheless, this is the most important collection of essays on gambling by (primarily) geographers that has yet appeared.
The stated purpose of Casino Gambling in America is to "provide not only better understanding of national and state trends in casino gambling issues but also greater knowledge of some of the controversies present at local venues" (p. xi). In this task, the book succeeds, as it brings the reader up to date on the many forms of caino gambling found in the U.S., and at the same time demonstrates the overwhelming importance of local context.
The eighteen chapters of Casino Gambling in America are usefully organized into five sections, each with a brief introduction written by the editors. Part I, "Casino Gambling in America: An Overview," is introduced with two chapters written by William R. Eadington, one of the most prominent scholars in the field of gambling studies.
Geographers have much to contribute to research on casinos. The disparate local socioeconomic circumstances and the role of governments at all levels that are entailed in whether to adopt gambling casinos as a development strategy should interest not only tourism geographers, but other political and economic as well as cultural geographers. This volume provides a starting point.


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UPDATE: Missing man found safe, returned home
UPDATE MAY 24 12:20 p.m.: The Normandy Park Police Department says that they have found David Gooding, he has returned home and is safe.
He has been cleared as a missing person.
"Thank you for any assistance you may have provided the Normandy Park Police Department."
The Normandy Park Police Department is asking for the public's help finding a missing man named David Gooding.
On Thursday (May 22), David Gooding's wife took him to Sea-Tac Airport.
Gooding was scheduled to leave on a US Airways flight to Charlotte, North Carolina at 10:10 p.m.
On Friday (May 23), family members in Georgia advised that Gooding had not arrived as expected, and it was discovered that Gooding had not been on the flight that he was scheduled to be on.
Family members and co-workers have not heard from Gooding since he was dropped off at the airport, and his whereabouts are unknown at this time. He was last seen wearing a blue polo shirt and black jeans.
If you have any information about this missing person, please contact the Normandy Park Police Department at (206) 248-7600. This case is currently under investigation and we will release more information as it becomes available.
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I think that as kids grow up, they are faced with decisions almost every day. As they get into junior high and high school, they are making crucial decisions about how they want to live, which college they should attend, what car to buy. This gives them a powerful tool with which to make those decisions. It's a creative tool that also provides a world perspective. —Tina Romney, Utah's Future Problem Solving affiliate director
This story corresponds with an article posted on Oct. 4th, Let go so kids can figure out how to solve problems.
BUHLER, Kansas — Taliatha Holmes has a problem. But she's pretty sure it's not what it appears to be, that something else is going on.
Mosquitoes freak out her daughter, who is 11. So her mother is trying to analyze the problem using skills she started to hone in middle school and high school as a member of the Future Problem Solving Program International.
The school-based organization teaches kids starting in elementary school how to peel away layers of a problem to understand what lies at its core. Now Holmes is the organization's Kansas affiliate director.
"She's been debilitatingly scared of mosquitoes and I've been going through things to figure out what could be the problem here. Mosquitoes are not the problem here," Holmes said.
Children begin absorbing skills that will help them solve problems at a young age — if they're allowed to and mom and dad don't rush in to fix everything. It's an issue so important that school programs and others are also trying to help children become adept at handling issues as they arise.
Future Problem Solving is one of the most formal attempts, starting with kids around fifth grade. Each year, several topics are chosen, covering a broad range from social problems to environmental and much in between. This year, for instance, youths are looking at social isolation, how fertile land becomes desert, surveillance society and land transportation. The first two topics train young teams to analyze problems, the last two lead to competition and a chance to really demonstrate problem-solving skills.
For a couple of years when Holmes first joined the group in middle school, she laughs now, working through the problems made her brain hurt. Then drilling down through an issue to the central problem became second nature. "It's a program where you think of all the problems that could occur in a situation, then pinpoint the underlying problem, the most important one to solve. ... We all try to focus on how to solve problems, but sometimes we're not solving the right problem."
She wants her five children to have those skills, too.
In some states, you'd be hard-pressed to find a program. Others, like Kentucky, take it seriously. There, children must participate in an academic competition, culminating in a Governor's Cup. Kentucky, Texas and Florida probably have half of the Future Problem Solving participants in America, said Holmes.
Emphasis on problem-solving skills are more pronounced in gifted and talented programs, said Tina Romney, Utah's Future Problem Solving affiliate director. "Teachers in regular classrooms don't have time in their day to add anything extra," she said.
Often there's no funding and students who learn a specific six-step, problem-solving technique in late grade school may get to junior high and find to their dismay there is no program, she said.
It's not good news that future adults may grow up without developing tools to make good decisions or sort through problems in a methodical way, said Romney. Future Problem Solving focuses on team building, divergent thinking, brainstorming and crafting solutions. It encourages thinking fast on your feet, she noted.
"I think that as kids grow up, they are faced with decisions almost every day. As they get into junior high and high school, they are making crucial decisions about how they want to live, which college they should attend, what car to buy. This gives them a powerful tool with which to make those decisions. It's a creative tool that also provides a world perspective," said Romney.
Some experts worry children are being taught what they need to know to pass standardized tests, but creativity and problem solving are falling away. Peter Gray, research professor at Boston College and author of "Free to Learn," warned if children become less creative, American ingenuity will suffer. In Psychology Today, he wrote: "We are the great innovators, specialists in figuring out new ways of doing things and new things to do. Perhaps this derives from our frontier beginnings or from our unique form of democracy with its emphasis on individual freedom and respect for nonconformity. In the business world as well as in academia and the arts and elsewhere, creativity is our No. 1 asset."
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By Ed Harris
A draft report of a review of the town's fire services found the Southington Fire Department capable, but identified a need for the better use of volunteers in various administrative and operational components and as a way to minimize overtime.
The report, undertaken by the International City/County Management Association (ICMA), was commissioned late last year. The 109 page report, obtained by The Observer, includes 30 recommendations highlighting the areas that need improvement.
Southington Fire Chief Harold Clark declined to speak about the report, stating that it was not final and contained inconsistencies.
"I am not going to comment on any recommendations until it's a final draft," Clark said.
Of the 30 recommendations included in the report, 13 are what ICMA considers as a priority.
These priority recommendations include integrating volunteer officers into the incident command system, the development and implementation of a communications model that establishes and ensures an effective conduit of communication through the department, undertaking a community risk and vulnerability assessment and the development of a multi-company practical training regimen. Other priority recommendations include a volunteer officer candidate professional development program, establishing standby duty crews for the evening hours consisting of volunteer staff, using trained volunteers to cover for overtime costs and discontinuing the practice of allowing career staff to return to state 1 for standby by when the on-duty career staff is deployed on a call.
Mary Baker, chairman of the Board of Fire Commissioners, said that she felt the release of the report was premature, but said the board would embrace the recommendations in the final report, which she noted would likely be out in a few weeks.
"Since I've been on the board, the administration has made great progress in promoting its recruitment process," Baker said. She also added that the department has been proactive with communication.
Town Manager Garry Brumback said he was still evaluating the report, but noted that he was pleased that it showcased ways to improve the fire department.
"It did what I hoped it would do," Brumback said. "From first blush, it's a good, quality report."


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NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-Freshman guard Kelsey Garrity (Somerville, MA/Somerville HS) of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth women's basketball team has been honored by the Little East Conference.
Garrity has been named LEC Women's Basketball Rookie of the Week.
Garrity tied for the lead in scoring among Corsairs last week, averaging 15 points per game in the first three games of her collegiate career. She made 18 of 31 shots from the field for 58.1 per cent and averaged 7.7 rebounds per game. In two games at the Curry Tip-Off Tournament, Garrity scored 28 points and grabbed 16 rebounds and was named to the All-Tournament Team.
"In the first week of her college career, Kelsey really made an impact on our team," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Amanda Van Voorhis. "She had three solid games for us and is a solid addition to our backcourt. We'll look to her for a lot this year."
The Corsairs are 2-1 and will return to action when they visit Worcester State Tuesday night.


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PARIS — His 43rd consecutive victory complete, Novak Djokovic ripped off his white baseball cap, pivoted to look up at his parents, coach and other supporters in the stands, then let out a yell.
It was the sort of visceral reaction one might expect at the conclusion of a taut, tense contest, not the rather routine 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 result the second-seeded Djokovic assembled Sunday at the expense of No. 13 Richard Gasquet in the fourth round of the French Open.
"I didn't expect it to be easy, that's for sure," said Serbia's Djokovic, who briefly addressed the crowd in French, drawing laughter and cheers. "Maybe the scoreline says differently, but I really … had to work."
Each match carries extra meaning these days for Djokovic, whose winning streak began with two Davis Cup victories in December and is the third longest since the Open era began in 1968. Now 41-0 in 2011, he's one win shy of John McEnroe's mark of 42-0 in 1984.
"As soon as he hits a return, he grabs you by the throat," said France's Gasquet, a former top-10 player and 2007 Wimbledon semifinalist who was supported by a partisan crowd Sunday. "To beat him, you need to produce the perfect match and not make any mistakes."
Roger Federer's opponents over the years know that feeling, too. The 16-time major champion moved a step closer to a semifinal showdown against Djokovic by overwhelming No. 14 Stanislas Wawrinka 6-3, 6-2, 7-5, reaching the quarterfinals at a record 28th Grand Slam tournament in a row.
Federer next faces No. 7 David Ferrer of Spain or No. 9 Gael Monfils of France, whose fourth-round match was suspended in the fourth set because of darkness. Djokovic meets 49th-ranked Fabio Fognini of Italy, who set aside a left thigh injury that left him immobile and erased five match points to beat Albert Montanes of Spain 11-9 in the fifth set.
"I have to be honest. I didn't think I could win the match," Fognini said. "I couldn't move. I couldn't serve."
Djokovic saluted Fognini in Italian via Twitter, writing about his pal's "big victory" and "mental strength."
While the elite men are still around — on Monday, No. 1 Rafael Nadal, No. 4 Andy Murray and No. 5 Robin Soderling try to join Djokovic and No. 3 Federer in the quarterfinals — chaos continues in the women's draw.
No. 3 Vera Zvonareva, runner-up at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open last year, lost the last five games and was defeated 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-2 by No. 14 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia. Zvonareva's exit followed those of No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki and No. 2 Kim Clijsters in the third round, making this the first French Open — and only third Grand Slam tournament — in the Open era with none of the top three seeded women in the quarterfinals.
The past two French Open champions remain, though: 2010's Francesca Schiavone got past 10th-seeded Jelena Jankovic 6-3, 2-6, 6-4; and 2009's Svetlanta Kuznetsova was a 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-2 winner against No. 28 Daniela Hantuchova, who eliminated Clijsters.
There is no dominant figure at the moment in the women's game, in part because Serena Williams has been off the tour for nearly a year because of a series of health problems, and Justine Henin is retired.
"Everyone is [saying] that we don't really have a leader right now in [women's] tennis, because, it's, like, up and down, I mean, in terms of results," said Pavlyuchenkova, a 19-year-old never before past the fourth round at a major tournament. "It's not like No. 1, or top five, are winning, like in [men's] tennis."
Indeed, Federer, Nadal and Djokovic have won 23 of the past 24 Grand Slam titles.
Djokovic's contribution to that total came at the 2008 and 2011 Australian Opens. He's long been known for his sublime two-handed backhand, service returns and movement on court. Lately, he's improved his serve and fitness (the last thanks to a gluten-free diet he refuses to discuss in any detail).
He's only lost serve twice through four matches at Roland Garros, and against Gasquet saved all three break points. Djokovic also broke Gasquet four times and hit more than twice as many winners, 34-16.
"He plays fast. He hits the ball really early. His return is colossal," Gasquet said. "He's got no weakness."
Prodded at his news conference to name an aspect of his game he'd like to improve for the tournament's second week, Djokovic said he's pleased with his current level and hopes to be able to maintain it.
After improving to 9-1 against Wawrinka, his doubles partner when they won a gold medal for Switzerland at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Federer was asked about whether he — or, say, Djokovic — ever feels unbeatable.
"You'll definitely feel invincible at times, like with certain players who you have a great record against. … We definitely go into the match thinking, geez, something really crazy has to happen today [for me to] lose," said Federer, whose record run of 23 straight major semifinals ended at last year's French Open.
"The trickier part," he added, "is, all of a sudden, you think, 'I'm winning so much, eventually it's going to snap that streak.' That was the trickier part for me; when everybody started to talk about it, the more there was talk, the more likely it was going to happen. It's kind of tough to keep your head down and just focus, really."
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NASCAR: Michael Waltrip to honor Sandy Hook at Daytona 500
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Michael Waltrip is driving the Daytona 500 for Sandy Hook.
Waltrip has switched his car number to 26 for the Daytona 500 in support of the Sandy Hook Special Support Fund. The two-time Daytona 500 winner was set to drive the No. 30 Toyota for Swan Racing in a one-race deal, but the number is being changed to honor the victims. Sandy Hook is the school in Newtown, Conn., where 20 first-graders and six adults were killed by a gunman on Dec. 14.
The No. 26 car was unveiled at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday and had a black and green ribbon on the hood. Waltrip also owns Michael Waltrip Racing and all three entries will run with the "text NEWTOWN to 80888" decal for the Daytona 500 on Feb. 24.
"We're putting our whole heart around this race and this cause," Waltrip said.
NASCAR chairman and CEO Brian France, Waltrip and others in the sport visited Newtown last week and met with town officials, community leaders, first responders and victims' families. The visit was kept quiet until the announcement at Daytona.
"We hope it's something that gives Newtown, and the citizens there and families, something to cheer for and root for, something to break up the sadness," NASCAR president Mike Helton said.
Waltrip said he was proud to raise money for the fund, and was touched to meet families who told him how much the dedication meant to them. Waltrip won the 2001 and 2003 Daytona 500s.
The Sandy Hook support fund, established jointly by United Way of Western Connecticut and Newtown Savings Bank, raises funds to help with the immediate financial and mental health needs for people impacted by shooting. The fund was designed to meet the needs of the Newtown community.
France, and his wife, Amy, made a $50,000 donation to the fund that will be matched by The NASCAR Foundation.
"One thing I can tell you for sure, is that there will be a whole lot of people in Sandy Hook and Newtown rooting for Michael and the No 26 car," Sandy Hook fire chief Bill Halstead said. "It will be something positive to rally around, and there will be smiles on faces that haven't smiled in quite a while."
David Stremme returns to the No. 30 car in Phoenix. The season-opening Feb. 24 race marks the debut for the team under new owner Brandon Davis.
Helton first approached Davis about running the car in honor of Sandy Hook.
"It gave me a lot hope that we're giving the people of Newtown something to look forward to," Davis said.


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – With just four games remaining in the 2012 regular season, the Tennessee Tech soccer team is looking to bounce back from a tough overtime home loss to Belmont on Sunday and make a push towards getting back to the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament for the first time since 2009 when it made it to the championship game against Murray State.
While there are several scenarios that can help the Golden Eagles make it to the six-team playoff, the only one that matters is winning the next game.
Tech will open the weekend with a match under the lights against in-state rival Austin Peay in Clarksville, Tenn. on Friday night. With the match slated for a 7 p.m. CT start, the Golden Eagles will look to break loose a bottle-neck at third place in the OVC. Currently four teams, including Austin Peay, sit at 3-2-1 in conference play.
"We're looking for a really good game on Friday," said head coach Daniel Brizard. "Our girls enjoy playing under the lights, so they'll be pumped for that. Austin Peay is an in-state rival. They're just a couple hours away and we compete for some of the same kids sometimes. It's going to be a good soccer match."
The team will follow up Friday's match with a tilt against Murray State in Murray, Ky. on Sunday. Game time is set for 1 p.m., when the Golden Eagles will fight to keep the Racers below themselves in the conference standings. Murray State currently sits in last in the OVC at 1-5-0.
"Every team is fighting right now for a spot in the post season, and no one is out of it just yet. The match against Murray is going to be a hard-fought battle, as most of our conference matches are, and hopefully we can come away with a couple wins this weekend."
Scouting Austin Peay
- Austin Peay sits in a four-way tie for third place in the OVC, owning a 3-2-1 conference record.
- The Governors are .500 this season, earning a 7-7-1 overall record.
- Friday's match will mark the 11th meeting between the two teams with Tech owning an 8-2-0 advantage.
- In last season's match, Tech defeated APSU 1-0 in an overtime battle.
- Tatiana Ariza leads the Governors with eight goals this season, along with six assists and 22 total points. She also leads the OVC in points and assists.
- Haylee Shoaff leads Austin Peay in the net, making 76 saves this season and racking up three shutouts.
Daniel Brizard on the Governors
"Austin Peay has a couple of crafty players in the Ariza twins. They're going to be a handfull, although last year we were able to shut them down. They're going to rely on those two a lot. We have to be disciplined and control what we do. Hopefully we can get some more fire power going forward. We've lacked that tremendously the last few games and we really need to get that figured out and some forward momentum going."
Scouting Murray State
- Murray State owns a 3-10-0 overall record this season and joins Tech and EIU as the only teams in the OVC without a conference tie.
- The Racers are 1-5-0 in the OVC with the lone win coming against Austin Peay.
- Sunday's match will mark the 14th meeting between the two teams, with Murray owning a 7-5-1 advantage.
- Murray State defeated the Golden Eagles 2-1 in last season's meeting in Cookeville.
- Veronika Pribyslavsk leads the Racers in goals and points this season with six and 12, respectively.
- Latisha Stevenson and Yi Du have split time in the net this season, each playing eight matches and combining for 73 saves. Stevenson owns all three victoris for the Racers.
Daniel Brizard on the Racers
"Murray State is going to be tough. They have a couple of kids who are big-time athletes and can show up. Both teams are going to look to put the ball on the ground and move it around.They've probably been a little unlucky in some of their results as I believe we have been. They'll look to get a win and get out from the bottom of the OVC and we'll look not to head in that direction."


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Director Jem Goulding captures the Mystery Jets performing in a desert-scape haze of lens flares and light-bleeds in their official US video for "Someone Purer."
The single is taken from the band's fourth album, Radlands, released at the end of April (along with the first installment of a three-part graphic novel) and recorded in an old wooden house on the banks of the Colorado River in Austin, Texas. Written by frontman Blaine Harrison following a visit to Big Sur in California, "Someone Purer" was inspired by Jack Kerouac's book named after the legendary 60s beatnik retreat. "The song has a desperate theme to it, but essentially is about seeing the beauty in things and being saved by faith, whatever that means to you," explains Harrison. Goulding only had a few days to produce the video while they were trapped in Carlisle in northern England while on tour—spontaneously clambering over barbed wire fences with their equipment to shoot from sunrise to sunset in a local quarry. "A great idea can be summed up in a sentence," concludes Harrison. "'Band playing in a desert' in Carlisle sums up the video." Here Harrison shares the key survival items he would want if stranded in the wild.
A pencil and a book
To document my slow descent into madness.
The Encyclopaedia of Edible Plants
I would want to know what safe plants, flowers and seeds I could forage and eat because I wouldn't want to die of starvation like Chris McCandless did in Into the Wild.
A knife
I wouldn't kill any animals with it because I'm very recently a vegetarian, so I don't know how long I'd survive. But I guess I would use it for protection and for a shave. A shave always sorts you out after a rotten day in the desert.
In the Night Kitchen, written and illustrated by Maurice Sendak
I'm not religious so I wouldn't take the Bible or anything, but I guess I'd take a story book, and this was my favorite story growing up—Maurice Sendak is amazing. I'd take that because my mum used to read it to me and I think that having those nice memories to cling to might help me survive a bit longer.
Radlands released on April 30 via Rough Trade Records.


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Lancer Lounge serves last drink Monday night, after more than 45 years of business
Cocktails and tears will pour tonight at the Lancer Lounge, a Capitol Hill mainstay since the mid-1960s.
At 2 p.m. Tuesday, the lease runs out, and the bar shuts down, said Becky Conda, the owner.
Conda, 69, bought the bar a decade ago, after putting in 13 years at the place, managing the books. Just last year she sunk $103,000 of her own money into the place, renovating the bathrooms and improving other aspects of the bar. On the phone Monday morning, through tears, she said she fell behind in some payments to the landlord, and the landlord did not renew the lease. So Monday is her final night.
"That's 23 years of my life, in this place," she said.
Conda said when it opened, in the mid-1960s, in addition to a bar it was "the nearest thing to a New York deli that I had ever seen." She worked at a nearby hospital, then called Denver General, and she and colleagues would walk to the Lancer rather than eat in the cafeteria.
The no-frills bar, a local hangout, remained the same for decades, even as the surrounding neighborhood gentrified. Trendy restaurants – Mizuna and Bones, both owned by Denver restaurateur Frank Bonanno – stand on either side of the old-school Lancer.
Lauren Hendrick, a spokeswoman for Frank Bonanno's restaurant group, said they were "not commenting" about potential plans for the Lancer space.
In an email, Bonanno said: "I think it's always unfortunate when someone loses a business. It's very sad. I wish her all the best, and I hope she has a great send-off tonight."
The place made the news in 2008 when Michael Garcia, a Democrat who was then the House Assistant Majority Leader in the Colorado House of Representatives, was accused by a lobbyist of indecent exposure and lewd remarks during an evening at the bar.
The dive bar – even Conda said she would not quibble with the term – was one of the last in that area of the city.
Tonight's wake will run until last call.


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