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Self-published writer Amanda Hocking signs seven-figure four-book publishing deal
March 24, 2011 | 12:20 pm
By Chris Meadows
In an update on a story from a couple of days ago, the New York Times reports that self-publishing star Amanda Hocking has signed a four-book contract with St. Martin's Press, an imprint of Macmillan.
The Times reports that bidding eventually rose beyond $2 million, though St. Martin's declined to reveal the exact figure. The first book in the 4-book "Watersong" series should be released in fall, 2012.
Responding to the rumors on her blog a couple of days ago, Hocking explained that she wanted to be able to spend more of her time writing, and less taking care of other chores that a traditional publisher could manage for her. Self-publishing was a full-time job, and took away from her time to write, as well as do other things she enjoyed.
There's several factors that go into my decision making about any possible future endeavors. The biggest factors are my readers and the longevity of my career. My goal has always been to put the highest quality product I can out in a way that is the most accessible to readers. My goal has never been to be the "darling" or the "poster child" for any movement.
Certainly, a traditional publisher will be able to help her put a greater polish on her work, as well as make it available to a wider audience (albeit at higher e-book prices). And getting an advance in excess of $500,000 per book means she'll be able to afford to take it easy for a while—when she's not busy writing, anyway.
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And the backlash begins. Pretty soon it'll be "Hocking? Hocking who? Oh yeah, that chick, the flash-in-the-pan who was totally not representative of the self-publishing movement…"
Interesting dynamic. She is very young and I suspect this together with her new wealth has contributed largely to this decision. Her characterisation of the self publishing process seems suddenly and suspiciously deeply prejudicial.
I suspect there is little to learn from this except that each person makes his own decision according to his skills, income, personality.
Howard, what about her "characterisation of the self publishing process seems suddenly and suspiciously deeply prejudicial"?
As far as I can tell, she's been pretty consistent with her opinion on how she wants to create a career out of writing, how difficult the self-publishing process is, and how she'd rather focus on 'just writing'. I think that your feeling there is something worth being 'suspicious' about says more about you than her.
Hi Anon. I don't think so. Then again I doubt if you read her early blogs and her comments about feeling guilty about her earnings.
Good for her. I am about to self publish my first novel but I am happy for her. Ultimately most people who write do it because of the joy of it.
Did it have to be with a library hating oligopolist? Any company but Macmillan!!
I'm fairly certain that in the future there will be a lot more author's taking the route Justin Halpern and Amanda Hocking have, and a lot fewer taking the route J.A. Konrath has.
Theoretically, it isn't in their best financial interest- but then neither are sports agents. Business sense isn't a prerequisite for being a best-selling author (and if you write books ABOUT business, business sense is probably a liability).
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
One of my favorite romance authors Connie Brockway has decided to self publish. YEAH!! She lists several reasons in her blog post.
You're absolutely correct.
In fact, I'll go a step further and say NO independent authors will get book deals anymore, at least not based on submissions.
You have to climb your own way to the top of the ebook charts first, then the publishers will talk to you.
I AM, however, assuming, that of the handful of lucky author's who do make it to the top on their own; few will actually have the nerve to turn down the same publishers who wouldn't give them the time of day at the bottom. It's cruel, it's stupid, it's inefficient, but its how life works.
And I can't blame anyone; If macmillan called me, I know I'd pick up.
Never forget that she tried for years to be accepted by any publisher before going indie.
So it's more than understandable her making use of that sealf-earned (!) fame and finally letting publishers outbid themselves over her next novels.
And there certainly is a lesson for each indie, self-publishing auhtor in there: Take care of yourself, and if an oppurtinuty comes by, grab it.
Face it. This isn't about ideology or art for the sake of art; it's still about making money and get yourself being published.
Good for Amanda! Good for the Publisher who picked her up! Although Amanda didn't expect to be the "poster girl" for e publishing success….she is! Her success spurred me on to try e publishing FIRST! Of course, without marketing a good product could just sit there. Amanda is talented in that area as well. Some of us will have to learn marketing as we go along. It takes away ALOT of time from writing and so kudos to Amanda for grabbing the brass ring and spending full time or her craft!

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PCRM 2012: The Year in Review
Kickstart Reaches China, India, and Latin America
New international versions of PCRM's 21-Day Vegan Kickstart introduce vegan diets to people around the world with meat- and dairy-free versions of traditional recipes. The Chinese-language 21-Day Healthy Challenge launched in March, and the Spanish-language Vegetariano en 21 Dias began in October. In October, PCRM also conducted the live, three-day Kickstart Intensive. In 2013, the original Kickstart—as well as the Indian, Chinese, and Spanish versions—will begin running monthly.
Helping School Lunches Make the Grade
Despite new federal legislation that mandates school lunches be made more healthful, there is still plenty of room for improvement. PCRM's Let's Really Move print ads in Washington, D.C., featured children asking that milk, cheese, and hot dogs, which contribute to obesity, diabetes, and cancer, be moved out of school lunches. PCRM also petitioned the federal government to remove milk as a required food from the NSLP, because it does not improve bone health and is the No. 1 source of saturated fat in children's diets. In the "Does Your School Lunch Get an A+?" print ad, Wyntergrace Williams tells students how to power up their bodies and brains with low-fat, plant-based options, such as those highlighted in PCRM's eighth School Lunch Report Card and 2012 Golden Carrot Awards.
Here's the Poop on Chicken
From uncovering fecal contamination on chicken products to exposing hospitals with the most unhealthful food, PCRM's nutrition reports help consumers make informed choices. This year's reports included the Worst Hospital Food Environments, Five Amazingly Unhealthy Super Bowl Fast Foods, Five Heartbreaking Valentine's Day Foods, the Five Worst School Breakfasts, Fecal Contamination in Retail Chicken Products, the Five Worst "Healthy" Fast-Food Kids Meals, the School Lunch Report Card, the Airport Food Review, and the Five Worst Cookbooks of 2012.
Reaching New Health Care Professionals
PCRM's new Physicians-in-Training page offers resources to help medical students understand how diet changes can prevent and reverse chronic diseases, such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. And the new "Resources for Physicians and Other Health Care Professionals" flier helps health care professionals learn how to access PCRM's newly updated NutritionCME.org, order literature for their office or waiting room, receive medical news updates, and join PCRM.
Food for Life Classes Expand to 10 Countries and a New Website
PCRM's Food for Life program, which prepares instructors to teach plant-based cooking and nutrition classes for disease prevention and weight loss, now has classes in 39 states, the District of Columbia, and 10 countries. The Food for Life program also launched FFLClasses.org this year, which brings together listings for classes, nutrition news, and information about teaching the classes.
Clinical Research
PCRM completed a study at 10 Government Employees Insurance Company (GEICO) regional offices to examine the effect of a worksite-based, low-fat vegan diet program on weight, diabetes, cholesterol, and absenteeism. Findings from the study were presented in poster sessions at the annual American Diabetes Association and Obesity Society conferences. The results were also submitted for publication in three peer-reviewed scientific journals.
PCRM also conducted the first phase of two 36-week studies examining the effects of a low-fat vegan diet on rheumatoid arthritis and migraine pain. Recruiting is underway for three new studies in 2013 on rheumatoid arthritis, migraines, and diabetic neuropathy.
Doing Away with Diabetes
A low-fat, plant-based diet is PCRM's prescription for diabetes prevention and treatment. Caroline Trapp, M.S.N., C.D.E., PCRM's director of diabetes education and care, spent 2012 spreading that message to health care professionals and the general public. Trapp was a guest speaker at the American College of Nurse Practitioners Clinical Conference and the American Association of Diabetes Educators National Meeting and published a key article in the journal Diabetes Spectrum. In 2013, Trapp will continue PCRM's outreach to Native Americans with a new educational DVD.
Humanizing Medical Education
More pediatrics residency programs stopped using animals in invasive procedures thanks to PCRM. Among them, East Carolina University no longer uses ferrets, and the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center quit using cats. A PCRM demonstration and petition, as well as a letter from former The Price Is Right host Bob Barker, asked the University of Virginia to stop using cats in its program. It is one of the 2 percent of programs that continue to use animals.
PCRM has spent years promoting nonanimal education methods, which are now exclusively used by 98 percent of Advanced Trauma Life Support programs. To encourage ATLS programs at Baystate Medical Center in Massachusetts and Hartford Hospital in Connecticut to "End Deadly Pig Labs," PCRM filed legal petitions and led "Switch to Simulation" demonstrations.
PCRM also successfully pushed the University of Virginia and the Medical College of Wisconsin to use nonanimal methods instead of live animals for medical education.
Stopping Military Trauma Training on Animals
At two Capitol Hill briefings organized by PCRM, members of Congress watched as doctors discussed how trauma simulators can improve the U.S. military's care of wounded service members. The devices feature lifelike skin, anatomically correct organs, breakable bones, and realistic blood flow. Thanks in part to PCRM government affairs manager Noah Gittell, Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden introduced legislation that would end the military's use of animals for trauma training.
Promoting Effective Research
PCRM invoked the Endangered Species Act in a complaint against a Harvard laboratory that neglected and killed two cotton-top tamarins, a critically endangered primate species. The legal action brought by PCRM director of legal affairs Mark Kennedy called for retiring the approximately 167 remaining cotton-top tamarins to sanctuaries. Harvard now says it will send the remaining tamarins—a critically endangered monkey species native to Colombia—to sanctuaries or wildlife refuges.
Cruelty-Free Chemicals and Cosmetics
PCRM continues to work with industry and the government to modernize chemical and cosmetics tests that are largely based on animal experiments. In an article in Toxicology in Vitro, PCRM director of regulatory testing issues Kristie Sullivan, M.P.H., outlined the need to replace animals with 21st-century testing methods. PCRM's Roadmap to a Better Method workshop helped regulators and pesticide manufacturers learn about ways to replace animal skin absorption tests with a more human-relevant method. Because of PCRM's advocacy, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a policy that could cut the number of birds used in pesticide tests by more than half.
PCRM also launched the Come Clean campaign to ask cosmetics companies to reveal if they perform skin irritation and corrosion tests on rabbits, so PCRM can help them transition to superior, cruelty-free alternatives.
Celebrities Join PCRM to End Chimpanzee Experimentation
Elizabeth Kucinich, PCRM's director of government affairs, and PCRM's legislative team worked hard for protections for chimpanzees used in invasive experiments. They were joined by Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, two of the many celebrities who asked Congress to ban the use of chimpanzees in animal testing. James Franco, Kevin Nealon, and Kristin Bauer spoke out in PCRM videos, while Alec Baldwin, Bill Maher, Monica Seles, Steve-O, and Jenna Dewan-Tatum showed their support with letters.
Critiquing Animal "Models"
The members of PCRM's new research fellow program, Zeeshan Ali, Ph.D., Anne Bunner, Ph.D., Chanel Li, Ph.D., and Bingxuan Wang, Ph.D., critique animal experiments used to study human health and recommend superior nonanimal methods. When the FDA recently proposed animal testing for tobacco products, Wang's op-ed opposing the testing appeared in The Washington Times.
Getting the Word Out
Publications across the globe printed articles by PCRM experts and supporters. "It's time that everyone in the medical and scientific communities…admit that chimpanzee experiments are completely unnecessary," wrote PCRM director of academic affairs John Pippin, M.D., in an op-ed in The Hill. Commentary against the military's use of animals for trauma training appeared in The San Diego Union-Tribune and Northwest Florida Daily News. And op-eds against tobacco and cosmetics animal testing were published in The Washington Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, respectively.
Paula Deen's health problems were discussed in a Newsday op-ed by PCRM director of nutrition education Susan Levin, M.S., R.D., and Boulder's Daily Camera printed a letter on the dangers of red meat by Ulka Agarwal, M.D., PCRM's chief medical officer and director of clinical research.
Widespread print, TV, radio, and blog coverage of PCRM's campaigns included a Headline News interview with Mrs. Kucinich about PCRM's efforts to end chimpanzee experimentation in the United States. The New York Times printed stories on PCRM's survey showing demand for cruelty-free cosmetics and a report that found half the chicken sold in supermarkets is contaminated with feces.
USA Today, Time, CNN, the Associated Press, the U.K.'s Daily Mail, Politico, PBS, U.S. News & World Report, Fox News, The Hindu Times, The Washington Post, The Miami Herald, and media around the world also reported on PCRM campaigns.
Public Displays Draw Attention
Eye-catching billboards and banners designed by PCRM's publications department also drew public and media attention to nutrition and research campaigns.
PCRM's "Hot-Dog Eaters, Save Your Buns" banner at the Nathan's Famous Fourth of July hot dog eating contest, "Warning: Hot Dogs Can Strike You Out—For Good" billboard in Kansas City, Mo., and "Hot Dogs Cause Butt Cancer" billboards in Miami and Chicago all warned of the link between hot dogs and colorectal cancer.
Prior to a PCRM demonstration against Baystate Medical Center's use of pigs for trauma training, a Massachusetts billboard sent the message "Baystate Medical Center: Animal Cruelty Doesn't Save Lives." "End Deadly Pig Labs" and "Using Pigs to Teach Human Medicine?" signs carried by PCRM member doctors and local citizens rallied support at a demonstration against Hartford Hospital's use of pigs in Connecticut.
Social Networking
PCRM's recently launched Pinterest page features recipes, celebrity info, and PCRM victories against animal experiments. Its subscribers join PCRM's 66,000 Facebook fans and 20,000 Twitter followers who share recipes and nutrition information, concerns about animal experiments, and ideas for advancing PCRM campaigns.


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"1907 St. Gaudens type. Indian head. Rev., standing eagle. Wire edge, periods. The rare variety of which only 500 specimens were coined. Uncirculated. Rare."
Although the coin was included in the Smith catalog, it actually came from the collection of Henry Wisler, of Los Angeles. Wisler was one of the few West Coast collectors of that time, and his collection included many mintmark issues, which were just becoming popular in the early 20th century.
The 1907 Wire Rim eagle is the only variety that shows Augustus Saint-Gaudens original design for this denomination. This attractive Gem does full justice to that design, with sharply detailed central design elements and strong satiny mint luster. Even on close inspection, the pleasing yellow-gold surfaces show only minimal signs of contact, with a few highlights of green color. Census: 35 in 65, 28 finer (11/11).(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 268B, PCGS# 8850)
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GameStop Expands Electronics Trade Program to Include More Smartphones

 Popular handsets from Samsung®, BlackBerry®, Motorola® and other brands now eligible for instant cash* or in-store credit at GameStop stores nationwide

Thursday, April 04, 2013
GameStop Expands Electronics Trade Program to Include More Smartphones09:30 EDT Thursday, April 04, 2013
GRAPEVINE, Texas (Business Wire) -- GameStop® (NYSE: GME), the world's largest multichannel retailer of video games, has again expanded its mobile electronics trade program to include a variety of the hottest smartphones, following heightened customer demand. Customers can now receive instant cash or in-store credit for smartphones from top manufacturers like Samsung®, BlackBerry® and Motorola® at all of GameStop's U.S. stores.
Representation of GameStop's mobile electronics available for purchase or trade (Photo: Business Wire)
"GameStop's trade-in program drove more than one million electronics trades in 2012, proving we're meeting a real need for consumers," said Joe Gorman, vice president of mobile at GameStop. "With the variety of innovative new devices launching this year, it's the right time to add even more smartphones to our electronics trade program."
Now through April 28, customers can take advantage of the following lucrative trade bonuses when they trade any accepted devices, including smartphones, tablets and media players:
- For items valued between $20.00 - $49.99, get an extra $10 in-store credit
- For items valued between $50.00 - $124.99, get an extra $25 in-store credit
- For items valued at $125.00 and more, get an extra $50 in-store credit
For example, customers can receive in-store credit up to $530 for an iPhone® 5 or up to $280 for a Samsung Galaxy S® III with this offer.
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In an interview in the latest issue of GQ magazine, a flirty and carefree Jennifer Aniston goofs around with her "Wanderlust" co-star Paul Rudd. While poking fun at the tabloid press, Aniston confirms that she is not pregnant or engaged to her current boyfriend, writer/director/actor Justin Theroux, who she met on the set of "Wanderlust."
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Piano Solo. Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Edited by Albert Riemenschneider. Piano Method. Baroque. Collection. Piano reduction, introductory text, instructional text, lyrics and performance notes (does not include words to the songs). 184 pages. G. Schirmer #ED1679. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50327600).
Item Number: HL.50327600
ISBN 0793525748. With piano reduction, introductory text, instructional text, lyrics and performance notes (does not include words to the songs). Baroque. 9x12 inches.
The great Baroque master composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) wrote music for every combination of instruments and voices. His simplest and purest work are four-part chorale compositions and settings, so perfectly constructed that they evoke meditative spirituality. "Figured bass" was a Baroque system of notating harmony. In addition 371 chorales, this collection includes 69 melodies with figured bass. This classic Schirmer edition, edited by Albert Riemenschneider, has sold over 1,000,000 copies since its release in the early 20th century. Primarily for keyboard, the chorales can also be played by other instruments.
- Ah, stay with us, Lord Jesus Christ
- O that, my life's final hour may not strike today
- Ah, God, hear my sighing
- Ah, God and Lord, how great and heavy my sins
- Ah, God, full many a heartbreak
- Ah, dear Christians, be comforted
- Ah, what am I, a sinner, to do
- Ah, how empty! Ah, how fleeting!
- Only to God on high be glory!
- Only in Thee, Lord Jesus Christ
- All men must die
- Everything is on God's blessing dependent
- When merciful God
- When Jesus Christ in the night
- When forty days after Easter
- By the rivers of Babylon
- Up, up, the proper time is here
- Up, up, my heart, with joy
- Up, up, my heart, and thou my entire being
- In my dear God
- From the depths of my heart
- From deep need I cry to Thee
- Entrust thy ways
- Blessed state of faithful souls
- Confine, ye wise men of this world, your friendship
- Break in twain, my poor heart
- Fountainhead of all virtues
- Christ, Who art clear day
- Christ, Who art day and light
- Christ, Thou support of Thy followers
- Christ is risen
- Christ lay in the bonds of death
- Let us be praising Christ
- Christ our Lord came to the Jordan
- Christ is my life
- Christ, Who makes us blessed
- Christ is risen, has conquered
- As Lord Christ was at supper
- Thank ye the Lord, for His is very gracious
- Thanks be to God on high
- Old year has passed away, The
- New-born Babe, The
- God the Father and God the Son grant it!
- My Lord grant it!
- Father there above, The
- Thou Who art three in unity
- Lord is my faithful shepherd, The
- dear sun's light and splendor, The
- This day is so joyful
- Day is done; the sun is setting
- Day with its light
- Holy Ghost's abundant mercy, The
- I worship Thee, my God most high
- Bitter Passion-tide begins
- golden sun, full of joy and gladness, The
- Night has come
- sun in its splendor has set, The
- These are the sacred ten commandments
- To Thee, Thee, Jehovah, I will sing
- Thou Prince of Peace, Lord Jesus Christ
- Thou great Man of Sorrow
- Thou Prince of Life, Lord Jesus Christ
- Thou, O fair universe
- Adam's fall entirely corrupted human nature
- stronghold is our God, A
- Lambkin goes and bears the guilt, A
- One thing is needful, O Lord, this one thing
- Have mercy on me, O Lord God
- Preserve us, Lord, by Thy word
- Rouse thyself, my weak spirit
- glorious day has dawned, The
- Blessed Christ hath risen
- Slaughtered Lamb
- inner life of the Christians is shining, The
- Salvation has come to us
- It is enough! So take, Lord
- It is certainly time
- My life is now almost gone
- It is fulfilled; do not forget
- It takes much sacrifice to be a Christian
- lips of the foolish say, The
- There stand before God's throne
- final day will soon arrive, The
- May God be merciful to us
- Rejoice greatly, O my soul
- Rejoice, ye Christians all
- Before Thy throne I herewith come
- Let us leap with joy
- Praised be Thou, Jesus Christ
- Be content and be silent
- God, Who art Thyself the light
- God the Father, dwell with us
- God of heaven and of earth
- Son of God has come, The
- God gave the Gospel
- God still lives
- Thank God, it now is almost over
- God be praised and blessed
- God be gracious and merciful to us
- God, how great Thy goodness is!
- Hast Thou then, Jesus, hidden Thy countenance
- Holy, Holy
- Help me praise God's goodness
- Lord Christ, the only Son of God
- Lord God, we all praise Thee
- Lord, I am thinking of that time
- Lord, I have transgressed
- Lord Jesus Christ, turn towards us
- Lord Jesus Christ, Thou hast already
- Lord Jesus Christ, Thou highest good
- Lord Jesus Christ, light of my life
- Lord Jesus Christ, true Man and God
- Lord, send not Thy vengeance
- Lord, permit now in peace Thy servant to depart
- Lord, punish me not in Thy wrath
- Lord, ordain what Thou wilt for me
- Dearly I love Thee, O Lord
- I desire sincerely a blessed ending
- Dearest Jesus, how hast Thou transgressed
- This day, O mortal, is a great day of sorrow
- Today God's Son triumphs
- Help me, God, to succeed
- Help, Lord Jesus, send good speed!
- I am indeed, Lord, in Thy power
- I thank Thee, God, for all Thy benefits
- I thank Thee, dear Lord
- I thank Thee, indeed, through Thy Son
- I thank Thee, O God upon Thy throne
- I rejoice in Thee
- I have in God's heart and mind
- I have placed all my affairs in God's hands
- I shall remain faithfully silent
- I shall not leave Thee
- I love Jesus always
- I call to Thee, Lord Jesus Christ
- I stand here by Thy crib
- Ye stars, ye airy winds
- In all my deeds
- On Thee I have set my hope, O Lord
- In sweet jubilation
- If God is my shield and helper
- Jesus, Thy dear wounds
- Jesus, Thou Who saved my soul
- Jesus, Thou Who Thyself indeed hast tasted death
- Jesus, Thou my dearest life
- Jesus is the fairest light
- Jesus, Jesus, Thou art mine
- Jesus' suffering, pain, and death
- Jesus, my joy
- Jesus, joy of my soul
- Jesus, ornament of my faith
- Jesus, joy of my heart
- Jesus now be praised
- Jesus Christ, our Savior
- Jesus, my confidence
- Jesus, our comfort and life
- God hath forsaken no one
- No brief hour vanishes
- Come, God the Creator, Holy Ghost
- Come, Holy Ghost, Lord God
- Come, sweet Death! come, blessed rest
- 'Come to me,' speaks the Son of God
- Brethren, when this day comes
- Come again from out the dark tomb
- Kyrie, God the Father eternally
- Bow Thine ear, O Lord
- Let us go with Jesus
- Dear heart, consider yet
- Dearest God, when shall I die
- Dearest Lord Jesus, where art Thou remaining
- Dearest Jesus, We Are Here
- Dearest Immanuel, Lord of the devout
- Praise the Lord, for He is most gracious
- Praise God, ye Christians, all together
- Do with me as Thy goodness prompts Thee
- Now I close my eyes
- I will not leave my Jesus; Jesus will not leave me
- I will not leave my Jesus, since He gave Himself
- My soul exalts the Lord
- Last hour of my life, The
- My Jesus, Whom the seraphim serve
- My Jesus, how great anguish of soul
- With peace and joy I journey thither
- In the midst of life, we are surrounded by death
- Not so sadly, not so deeply troubled
- Avert from us, Lord, Thou faithful God, the punishment (Bach)
- Now let us beg true faith of the Holy Ghost
- Now let all thank God
- Now rejoice, all ye children of God
- Now rejoice, dear Christians, together
- Now come, Savior of the Gentiles
- Now let us to God the Lord give thanks
- Now all lies beneath Thee
- Now praise the Lord, my soul
- Now let all praise God's mercy
- Now all the forests are at rest
- When now the day is at an end
- Only my Jesus is my life
- O Thou love of my love
- O Eternity, thou word of thunder
- O gloomy night, when wilt thou
- O God, Thou good God
- O great God of might
- O Head, bloody and wounded
- O Lord our God, Thy holy word
- O anguish of heart! O fear!
- O Jesus Christ, Thou highest good
- O Jesus, Thou my bridegroom
- O sweet Child Jesus, O gentle Child Jesus
- O Lamb of God, innocent
- O beloved soul, turn your senses away from desires
- O Man, bewail thy great sins
- O Man, behold Jesus Christ
- O sadness, O bitter pain
- O World, behold thy life
- O how blessed ye are, ye faithful
- O we poor sinners
- Boy born in Bethlehem, A
- Holy, holy, Lord God of Sabaoth
- Behold, ye sinners
- Deck thyself, dear soul
- Soar upwards to thy God
- Bridegroom of the soul
- Pasture for the soul, my Joy
- Hail to Thee, Jesus kind
- Praise and honor to the highest Good!
- Blessed, he who thinks on Jesus!
- Let us sing from the depths of our hearts
- Sing the Lord a new song
- Thus goest Thou now, my Jesus, thither
- Must Thou now thus, my Jesus, say good-night
- Am I not to sing to my God
- Thus at last I wish to die in peace
- Punish me not in Thy wrath
- If I stand by my God
- A Child is born to us this day
- I wish to bid you farewell
- Our Father, Who art in heaven
- Mercifully grant us peace
- Forget me not, that I may not forget Thee
- Forget me not, forget me not
- From heaven above I hither come
- From God I will not depart
- Awake, my heart, and sing
- 'Awake!' the voice is calling to us
- If God were not with us this time
- Why do you grieve, my heart?
- Why should I then grieve?
- What makes you grieve, my heart?
- Why art thou yet, O soul, so troubled?
- Why do I ask for the world
- What God does is well done
- May what my God wills come to pass
- Why do you wish, O my soul, to feel grieved
- Away, my heart, with the thoughts
- World, adieu! I am tired of thee
- Worldly honor and temporal good
- When I in anxiety and need
- When my brief hour is come
- When we are in utmost need
- Be glad, my soul
- He who trusts God has built well
- He who is in the protection of the Highest
- He who lets only beloved God rule
- Who knows how near my end may be
- Why art thou, soul, so troubled within me
- How brightly shines the morning sta
- We Christian folk
- We all believe in one God, the Creator
- Had God the Lord not remained with us
- If God does not bestow His grace
- Where is my lamb, which I love
- Whither am I to flee?
- Enter Thy gates
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The best way to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change is through the use of market forces, according to a new study.
Microsoft's latest quarterly earnings slipped, even as the world's largest software maker showed modest progress adjusting to a shift away from the personal computers that have been its financial foundation for decades.
Over the next two years, the U.S. economy will regain the rest of the nearly 9 million jobs lost in the Great Recession, say economists at the University of Michigan.
Worldwide spending on information technology is expected to grow six percent this year in constant currency, a slight dip from 2011, a research firm said Monday.
India's fourth-biggest outsourcing company, HCL Technologies, reported on Wednesday a 67 percent jump in quarterly net profit from a year earlier as client orders surged.
Default risk on home loans is now at its lowest level in seven years, says a professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
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Famous Footwear, a division oF Brown Shoe Company, is spreading holiday cheer with their latest campaign, Voices of Victory. The Facebook app is live at Facebook.com/FamousFootwear and will give Facebook fans the opportunity to customize a free singing holiday greeting card to share with friends and family. Participants will also help Famous Footwear attempt to reach its goal of breaking the Guinness World Record for Most Contributions to a Greeting Card. If the record is broken, Famous Footwear will donate $10,000 to the March of Dimes.
"Famous Footwear's Voices of Victory campaign gives families and communities a fun, easy way to come together during the season of giving," said Will Smith, senior vice president of retail marketing for Famous Footwear. "Facebook is a favorite way to stay in touch during this busy time of year, and the campaign lets participants spread the holiday spirit and a little bit of style while hopefully scoring a $10,000 victory for a great organization, the March of Dimes."
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Producers at Sega wanted the panned Aliens: Colonial Marines to take a leaf out of Call of Duty's playbook and be more about shooting marines and less about shooting aliens, sources close to the game's development have said to Kotaku.
Developers Gearbox and TimeGate reportedly resisted the idea, but it was one of the many alleged disagreements between the various parties involved in the game's development as to how the ill-fated game should be made.
"There was also the 'too many chefs' syndrome when it came to gameplay, where too many people gave feedback on both ends and it ultimately led to further delays," said Kotaku's source. "In one case, working on a particular task took me a month to finalize, as there was inconsistent and delayed feedback."
Other claims are made in Kotaku's article, which attempts to shed some light on the game's reportedly troubled development. Earlier reports have accused Gearbox of prioritising its efforts more on Borderlands 2 than the six-year development saga of Aliens: Colonial Marines.
"Sega was very concerned that the bulk of Gearbox's resources/manpower was being spent on Borderlands and that they weren't investing the effort in Colonial Marines that they should have been," somebody close to Sega said to GameSpot earlier this month.
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Tomato time
Enjoy the sweet juiciness of local heirloom and cherry tomatoes in four recipes that suit the season, including homemade Cherry Tomato Ketchup.
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Cool down with a frozen novelty made from quality ingredients. Here's a sampling of what you'll find at your neighborhood PCC.
Quick guide to making pesto
Mix and match the season's greens and aromatic herbs for summer's easiest way of adding great flavor to meals.
What's in store
Pick up a pack of preseasoned burger patties for your next summer cookout; get ready for back to school with local lunch bags and eco-friendly containers; and find your favorite PCC Deli recipe.
Coming into season
Summer's here, and so is fantastic local produce. Learn more about our heirloom tomatoes, rare watermelons and crisply perfect, organic green beans.
Gaga for goat cheese
It's Goat Cheese Month! We suggest five terrific goat cheeses that go far beyond chevre, including everything from gouda to blue. Each cheese is paired with a delicious Italian white wine that suits our hot weather.
Cooking how-to: Fish tacos
Master the art of fish tacos at home using one of three simple techniques that are quick, easy and healthier than deep-frying.
5 favorites for everyday skincare
Nourish dry summer skin with body lotions that use ingredients from nature.
Follow the fiber
Learn how much fiber you should be eating and find out where you will (and won't) find fiber in everyday foods.
Oven-baked falafel
Make a big batch of healthy falafel and freeze half — you'll have it on hand for a quick weeknight meal.
DIY: spice rubs
Stop by our bulk spices and shake up a few easy, deeply flavorful rubs. They'll come in handy when grilling anything from salmon to lamb to tofu.
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- 1 cup thawed Cool Whip Whipped Topping
- 2 cups boiling water
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- 1 qt. (4 cups) strawberries, sliced
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Mix pretzel crumbs, � cup sugar and butter. Press onto bottom of 9-by-13-inch pan. Bake 10 minutes. Cool.
Beat cream cheese, remaining sugar and milk until blended. Stir in Cool Whip; spread over crust. Refrigerate.
Add boiling water to gelatin mix in large bowl; stir 2 minutes until completely dissolved. Stir in cold water. Refrigerate 1� hours or until thickened (spoon drawn through leaves definite impression). Stir in strawberries; spoon over cream cheese layer. Refrigerate 3 hours or until firm.
Cool 'n' Easy Strawberry Pie
Cool 'n' Easy Strawberry Pie
- 2 cups fresh strawberries, divided
- ? cup boiling water
- 1 pkg. (3 oz.) Jell-O Strawberry Flavor Gelatin
- ice cubes
- � cup cold water
- 1 tub (8 oz.) Cool Whip Lite Whipped Topping, thawed
- 1 ready-to-use reduced-fat graham cracker crumb crust (6 oz.)
Slice 1 cup strawberries; refrigerate for later use. Chop remaining berries; set side. Add boiling water to gelatin mix; stir 2 minutes until completely dissolved. Add enough ice to cold water to make 1 cup. Add to gelatin; stir until slightly thickened. Remove any unmelted ice.
Whisk in Cool Whip. Stir in chopped berries. Refrigerate 20 to 30 minutes or until mixture is very thick and will mound. Spoon into crust.
Refrigerate 6 hours or until firm. Top with sliced berries.
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In simplest terms literacy means being able to read and write.
This is indeed the core of the educational process. The processes used to effect literacy in subject matter are extensive and well developed. Intensive programs based on research in teaching and the learning process are ongoing.
These efforts are producing measurable, positive results in more effective teaching of subject matter.
These efforts also enhance the ability to develop logical outlines, write tables of contents and indexes, construct business letters, write and use computer languages and many other forms of communication. The principles of effective communication are well known and are being further refined.
These principles have not yet been extended to the writing, reading and solution of word problems. The effect is present across the curriculum, becoming particularly chaotic in physics. In solving word problems the student continues to be faced with confusing, contradictory models which do not adhere to the principles of effective communication and the logical processes they learn in other areas.
The methods they encounter in problem solving continue to be similar to learning to type by the hunt-and-peck process. This process serves a very limited purpose and avoids the more effective, efficient and satisfying process of touch typing. Similar analogies are available in a huge range of human activities. Though it takes more effort and training to learn to touch type (as an example), the rewards and future benefits are substantial.
The inadequacy of historic teaching of problem solving methods and their current perturbations is widely known. Those who have struggled with deciphering and rationalizing students' solutions of word problems from grade school to grad school are well aware of this. Dissatisfaction with students' ability to solve word problems in an aware manner is known to all teachers, is well documented in the literature, and is recognized by professional organizations and employers in industry.
The underlying reason for the existing enigma is excellently and simply brought to light in They're Not Dumb, They're Different by Sheila Tobias. Quite simply, the logical processes students learn over many years are unnecessarily turned upside down in the problem solving environment.*
These web pages strive to introduce the idea that problem solving is not different from other human endeavors. One does not need to change logical gears to solve word problems. One does, however, have to learn basic problem solving principles just as one must do to learn to touch type or become literate in any other endeavor.
*On page 65 see Vicki's comment:
"... His logic seemed backwards to me."
This is a quite revealing, and common, statement. These web pages respond in a positive way to this situation by pointing out that the teaching of problem solving would be more effective and reach a larger population by using the same logical processes that are used successfully in other fields.
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2014 ANFP National Leadership Conference| Minneapolis, MN
Earn 20 hours of continuing education (CE)!
Participate in a new wave of culture change affecting organizational practices, relationship dynamics and the foodservice industry at this summer's National Leadership Conference & Expo!
Registration Hours - Nicollet Foyer
Saturday, June 21st – 8:00AM-5:00PM
Sunday, June 22nd – 7:00AM-5:00PM
Monday, June 23rd – 7:00AM-5:00PM
Tuesday, June 24th – 7:30AM-12:30pm
12:00PM - 1:00PM Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
Celebrating volunteer leaders! All 2013-2014 ANFP national and chapter volunteers are invited to kick-off 2014 National Leadership Conference with a luncheon to applaud their valuable contributions to ANFP. Gather to network and hear progress on the national board's strategic progress.
1:00PM-4:00PM Food Allergy Workshop - Managing Food Avoidance diets, allergies, intolerances and gluten free
Ronni Alicea, MBA, RD
3.0 hr San CE (Separate registration fee required)
Ingredient avoidance is on the rise due to increased diagnosis of food allergies, celiac disease, peoples understanding of their food intolerances and fad diets. These special diet requests need attention from receiving to meal delivery. This program will provide an in-depth review of the eight areas of our food service departments' policy needs.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand why the rise of food avoidance diets
- Be prepared to explain policies regarding food avoidance diets and substitutions
- Learn the eight steps for managing avoidance diets in facilities
1:00PM - 4:00PM Chapter Awards & Best Practices 2014
3.0 hr CE
Join us! Chapter leaders will share volunteer best practices while growing their professional network. Trending topics chosen based on feedback from those representing ANFP at the local level. Chapters will discuss ANFP initiatives, as well as their own successes and challenges in order to feel prepared for their volunteer roles.
State Achievement, Membership, Government Affairs, and Communications Awards will be recognized throughout the session.
4:00PM - 4:30PM Forum Groups
0.5 hr CE
Paula Bradley, CDM, CFPP, and 2014 ANFP Chair, will introduce the Forum Group concept as we will begin each day with these 30 minute Interactive Networking Sessions with Group Exercises.
4:30PM - 6:00PM Panel Discussion: Emerging Culture Change Trends and Tips
Carmen Bowman, MSH, ACC - Facilitator; Linda Bump, MPH, RD, LNHA and Jeremy Manners, CDM, CFPP
1.5 hr CE
This session will present the New Dining Practice Standards and results from the Nutrition and Foodservice Education Foundation's latest study, the Future of Foodservice in LTC. The study shows foodservice trends moving away from the medical model to a neighborhood model with localized kitchens and dining, a wide variety of offerings and flexible meal times, and cross-trained staff. Panelists will give hands-on tips for tray less service, serving from steam tables, 24 hour dining, buffet style dining and retrofitting kitchens and bring us back to the basis of all we do, the individual, with tips on how to honor the right to choice, autonomy and self-directed living. The audience will have the opportunity to ask questions during this presentation.
Learning Objectives:
- List elements of the New Dining Practice Standards and data-drive evidence from the NFEFoundation's 'Future of Foodservice in LTC' original research
- Describe the culture change practice of tray less service, 24 hour dining, serving from steam tables, buffet style dining and retrofitting kitchens
- Identify hands-on ways to honor resident choice, autonomy and self-directed living
6:00PM - 7:00PM Chapter Hosted Reception
Celebrate the opening of the conference at the Welcome Reception! Catch up with your friends and colleagues, and make new acquaintances as you begin your NLC journey. Before you head out to dinner, enjoy some libations and light hors d'oeuvres and watch out for some unplanned entertainment….
Sunday, June 22, 2014
7:30AM - 8:00AM Forum Groups
0.5 hr CE
Forum Groups get into full swing today focusing on the theme: Change
8:00AM - 9:00AM Breakfast Session "Real" Food First
Brenda Richardson, MA, RDN, LD, CD
1.0 hr CE
The Dining Practice Standards advocate use of "real food" before the addition of dietary supplements. This session explores the research and recommendations for use of "real food". The overall food experience can be used as a process for overall review and evaluation of your current food & nutrition programs to improve resident satisfaction and quality outcomes.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify what "real food" is
- Use the overall food experience to assess current dining programs
- Implement practical "real foods" for improved resident satisfaction and quality outcomes
9:15AM - 10:45AM Changing Institutional Culture with Little Money and Worry About Regulations
Carmen Bowman, MSH, ACC
1.5 hr CE
Can an institutional setting be changed with no – or very little – money? Can person-directed practices be implemented without worry about regulations? If either of these concerns has concerned you, come be encouraged and reminded that changing institutional culture can be done without money and how many culture change principles and values can be incorporated into your culture without any link to regulations. In fact, focusing on the persons in your care and those who care for them will actually enhance your compliance with regulatory requirements.
Learning Objectives:
- List culture change practices that are not linked to regulations
- List culture change practices that do not cost money
- Learn how common culture change practices will actually improve compliance with regulatory requirements
11:00AM - 12:00PM Healthcare Reform: Current Impact on Food and Nutrition Services
Brenda Richardson, MA, RDN, LD, CD
1.0 hr CE
Initiation of healthcare reform is transforming how food and nutrition programs are accessed and reimbursed. This presentation will present current initiatives of healthcare reform and the impact on programs. Resources and strategies for positive program outcomes will be presented.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify current Healthcare Reform Initiatives
- Discuss impact on food and nutrition programs/services
- Process for positioning your organization for success
12:00PM-2:00PM Annual Business Meeting & Leadership Recognition Luncheon
Join us to celebrate the success of both the organization and the critical leaders that steer the direction of ANFP. The National Board of Directors will provide an update on the initiatives of the association as well as a recap of last year's highlights.
2:15PM - 4:15PM Chef Demo - Leading the Way with a Love for Food and a Passion for Service
Executive Chef Derrick D. Davenport, CEC, CEPC
2.0 hrs CE
Chef Derrick Davenport has an extraordinary story, from a child gleaning cooking tips from his grandmothers, to the civilian and military foodservice professional he is today. Chef Derrick has worked in different arenas from hotels and bakeshops, to submarines and Afghan Dining Facilities, to the United States Pentagon as an Executive Chef. In the Armed Forces, Chef Derrick has recently won the 2013 Chef of the Year and will compete for the Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg, Germany in 2014. In this presentation Chef Derrick will incorporate a love for food and a passion for service to a plethora of different clientele. Learn about his inspiring story.
Learning Objectives:
- Cooking for clients with food restrictions
- Creating flavor with meatless entrees
- Using tofu as an ingredient and protein substitute
2:30PM - 6:00PM NFEF Golf Tournament Brookview Golf Course, Golden Valley, MN
Join the Nutrition & Foodservice Education Foundation (NFEF) donors for the second Annual Golf Tournament, raising funds to advance the critical initiatives of NFEF. All attendees, corporate partners and members invited to share a FUN, non-competitive, 9 hole afternoon of golf! Register today!
4:30PM - 5:30PM HCAHPS Overview and CMS Quality Measures
Brenda Richardson, MA, RDN, LD, CD
1.0 hr CE
Service indicators such as HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) ratings are critically important to the success of all organizations. In today's competitive world of healthcare, delivering all components is important but of the many areas of focus, none loom as large as the value of excellence in the rating of food and nutrition services.
Learning Objectives:
- Overview of customer satisfaction indicators
- Nursing Home and Hospital Compare Data
- Understand the value of food and nutrition services in customer selection of service facility
6:30PM - 9:30PM NFEF Pay It Forward Fundraiser
The Nutrition & Foodservice Education Foundation (NFEF) hosts all NLC attendees for a fun, networking-packed evening celebrating the incredible impact of NFEF donors' support in advancing the critical work of the Foundation. Expect a live culinary competition, silent auction, great food, cash bars and your opportunity to enjoy ANFP colleagues and friends. It will be THE "can't miss" social event of the conference in Minneapolis…and all for a great cause! Register today!
7:30AM – 8:00AM Forum Groups
0.5 hr CE
Forum Groups continue today focusing on the theme: Choice
8:15AM - 9:15AM Ignite Sessions
1.0 hr CE
IGNITE sessions are rapid fire learning experiences that happen in 8-minute increments, featuring topics selected and presented by NLC attendees. These dynamic, energetic sessions may cover a variety of topics, from Human Resources to culinary, general management or leadership, a personal passion or inspiration, something technical in nature or a unique perspective relating to your career that you'd like to share with your colleagues.
9:30AM - 12:30PM Expo
3.0 hrs Food Show CE
See what's new in foodservice at the ANFP Expo! The Exhibit Hall will be full of new products and services to sample, test, and evaluate. Bring home new product ideas for your organization!
10:00AM - 11:00AM Optional State Chapter Photos will be taken near the Expo. For times, check the sign-in sheets by registration.
1:30PM - 2:30PM Panel Discussion: Budget Challenges for Today's FSD's
Greg Gorgone, CDM, CFPP - Facilitator; Dee Legvold, MPH, RD and Shawn Bucher
1.0 hr CE
Budgets are getting tighter every year; how will you cope with it? How do you handle the changes coming? Are you ready to take your department to a new level while increasing the bottom line? This panel session will include a discussion of how labor, equipment and new revenue sources affect the foodservice budget.
Learning Objectives:
- What budget items should be tracked and how to do it
- How to get more out of your labor dollars
- Increasing revenues is the best way to meet budget
- How equipment choice and maintenance is critical to the bottom line
2:45PM - 3:45PM Breakout Sessions
Breakout Session: Best Practices for Growing Your Revenue Without Increasing Labor & Operating Costs
Greg Gorgone, CDM, CFPP
1.0 hr CE
Does your menu planning integrate the production needs of the operation and take into account the equipment, space and skill levels of staff? Catering helps with budget and it will increase goodwill and PR for the hospital and foodservice department. When was the last time you re-mapped your café and updated the platforms? Are you still a cafeteria or are you operating a café? Learn how to go from "hospital food" to great food.
Learning Objectives:
- Menu Mix approach to planning production and guest satisfaction
- Catering as a business within a healthcare facility
- Is your café everything it can be? Or does Yelp list your cafe as "one of the best places to eat in town?"
2:45PM - 3:45PM Breakout Sessions
Breakout Session: Job Descriptions & Job Routines Could be Costing You Valuable Labor Dollars
Dee Legvold, MPH, RD
1.0 hr CE
"But we always do it this way" has cost organizations efficiencies, labor dollars and lost valuable employees when systems stay stuck in what was. We will discuss how to assess the daily work flow, what really needs to happen, what position should do it, and when. Updated job routines can lead to improved services, better use of staff skills and identification of lost time. We start with the pieces parts and build a complete process.
Learning Objectives:
- List 3 reasons to update their current job routines
- Describe the use of Gantt Charts in determining daily work flow
- Identify how work flow affects their budgets
2:45PM - 3:45PM Breakout Sessions
Breakout Session: Guaranteeing Approval for Fulfilling Your Equipment Needs
Shawn Bucher
1.0 hr CE
"Guaranteed Approval" is what we all hope for when we submit a proposal for new equipment to Administration. Learn how to develop a comprehensive presentation that will put you in the best possible position to get what YOU want!
Learning Objectives:
- How to utilize existing web-based tools, audits and other programs to create an "I can't say no" proposal
- Using service based data in creating a financially sound documentation for replacement
- Developing a comprehensive life cycle program for all your kitchen equipment to prevent breakdowns and associated costs
4:00PM - 6:00PM Chef Demo - Conscious Cuisine: Prepare & Serve Meals That Comforts the Soul and Heals
Cary Neff
2.0 hr CE
During this presentation we will explore Conscious Cuisine and how to implement these strategies into your business. Through CC we strive to create healthcare without walls and to recognize that our food touches every person within our facility, surrounding communities and homes of the families' patients, associates and caregivers. Chef Neff will review techniques to engage our culinary teams on the current culinary trends that will enhance the meals being served including the healing properties of food, seasonal produce and healthy cooking techniques.
Learning Objectives:
- Cooking with the Seasons
- Medicinal attributes of whole grain and super foods
- Highlight healthy cooking techniques
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
7:45AM – 8:15AM Forum Groups
0.5 hr CE
Forum Groups conclude today with the closing theme: Opportunity
8:15AM - 9:15AM Joys of Hiring
Steve Percival
1.0 hrs CE
Interviewing and selecting applicants is the cornerstone of any successful organization. To be consistently successful in hiring, managers must understand, accept and practice the art of hiring in a manner that ensures only the right people are hired. This session connects all of the key ingredients of this process so that managers can build the best team possible.
Learning Objectives:
- Be able to successfully connect organizational culture to the hiring process
- Understand the importance of a holistic selection process
- Understand which interview questions work and which ones don't
9:30AM – 11:30AM Chef Demo - The Physiology of Taste! Creating Lasting Taste Memories for Seniors
Richard Hoelzel, FMP, CDM, CFPP
2.0 hr CE
Gain a working knowledge of the taste and the impact of aging and how puree foods both visually and taste impact our industry.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the pallet and taste versus flavor
- Puree presentation and the impact of visuals well as taste
- Understanding the impact of age and medication on taste


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Arrest made in hit and run
Police officers guard the scene of a hit and run accident on Saturday morning. Michael D. Leazenby, 38, was struck and killed early Saturday morning by a vehicle that then left the scene. Photo by Joseph Slacian
Michael D. Leazenby
By Joseph Slacian
A Marion man has turned himself in in connection with Saturday morning's fatal hit and run.
The man, Timothy J. Shoemake, 33, was arrested and is being held on a 72-hour hold at the Wabash County Jail.
Michael D. Leazenby, 38, was struck and killed as he walked along North Cass Street early Saturday morning. His body was found about 7 a.m. Saturday, June 27, in a grassy area near Auto Zone.
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The Last Meeting
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Boise State Women's Basketball Falls on the Road at CSU
Boise State Women's Basketball Falls on the Road at CSU
- Colorado State (20-4, 12-1 MW) at Boise State (14-9, 9-3 MW)
- Boise, Idaho (Taco Bell Arena)
- Feb. 19 (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. (Mountain)
- Follow the Game at: Live Stats | Live Video | Live Audio
- The Game: Boise State (14-9, 9-3 MW) will be hosting its biggest game of the year this Wednesday when the Broncos welcome the Mountain West Conference's top team in Colorado State (20-4, 12-1 MW) to Taco Bell arena for a 7 p.m. (Mountain) tip. This is the lone meeting of the year between these two teams.
- Ticket Promotion: Play for Kay game as everyone is asked to wear pink in support of breast cancer awareness. Ticket price is $3 for anyone wearing pink to the game.
- Radio Broadcast: Listen live to each game via radio broadcast by KTIK (AM 1350) and at BroncoSports.com as Chris Lewis calls the action or over the web at BroncoSports.com at http://client.stretchinternet.com/client/boise.portal.
- Follow the Game: The contest versus Colorado State will feature live stats via gametracker on BroncoSports.com at http://www.broncosports.com/sports/w-baskbl/sched/bosu-w-baskbl-sched.html, as well as live video http://www.broncosports.com/videos/.
- Next Up: Boise State will return to action Saturday afternoon when the Broncos travel south to Las Vegas to take on the UNLV Lady Rebels at 3 p.m. (Mountain) in Cox Pavilion.
- All-Time Record: Wednesday's game will be the eighth meeting all-time in the series between the Broncos and Rams with Colorado State holding a slim 4-3 advantage, it will be the fifth Mountain West encounter in which the Rams lead that series 4-0.
- At Boise: The Broncos are 1-2 all-time versus Colorado State in Boise, the Rams have won the two MW encounters at Taco Bell Arena.
- Last Year: Colorado State swept the Broncos last season 57-56 in Boise and 72-60 at Fort Collins.
- This Year: This is the lone meeting of the regular season between Boise State and Colorado State.
- Preseason Poll: Colorado State was picked to place seventh in the 2014 conference race in the combined coaches and media preseason poll, while Boise State was selected eighth.
- Ramifications of this Game: If Colorado State wins this game they would take an almost insurmountable lead in the conference race up three wins over their nearest competitors. If Boise State wins, the Broncos would climb to within one game of Colorado State in the league standings and would need help to catch the Rams. If they did manage to catch the Rams, the Broncos would hold the head-to-head tie breaker in seeding to the MW tournament.
- Recently for Boise State: Boise State has won eight of its last nine contests, most recently recording a 86-80 overtime victory on the road at New Mexico (Feb. 12).
- Boise State's Record: The Broncos have now won 10 of their last 13 contest since Christmas and are 14-9 on the year and 9-3 in conference action, good for sole possession of second-place in the league standings.
- Recently for Colorado State: The Rams swept a pair of games last week defeating Utah State 100-75 in Logan, Utah, on Wednesday, followed by a 53-47 home win over Fresno State on Saturday.
- CSU's Record: The Rams have won nine straight and 16 of their last 17 games. They enter the week at 20-4 overall and 12-1 in MW play, their lone league loss was at Fresno State 60-50 on Jan. 11.
- Boise State at Home: The Broncos are 10-2 overall and 4-0 during MW action in Taco Bell Arena and 1-0 in Bronco Gym this year. They are 270-142 (.655 pct.) all-time in the arena. Boise State has an active six-game home win streak going.
- Boise State on the Road: After dropping their first six road games of the season the Broncos are now 4-7 on the road, 4-3 in league contests.
- Colorado State on the Road: This year Colorado State has been steady on the road going 8-3 away from Fort Collins.
- Leading the Broncos: Deanna Weaver leads the team in scoring average at 14.5 points and team-high 6.2 rebounds per game, after 13 contests, Miquelle Askew follows at 13.5 points per game average (10th MW) but leads the team in total points with 310. Yaiza Rodriguez Ortego is next at 10.3 ppg while Lexie Der adds 10.4 ppg.
- Leading the Rams: Colorado State is extremely balanced and has six players averaging between 12.2 and 9.1 points per game, led by senior Sam Martin at 12.2 ppg (13th MW), AJ Newton is second at 11.2 ppg (20th MW), followed by Caitlin Duffy at 11.0 ppg.
- Boise State as a Team: On the year Boise State is averaging 72.5 points (5th MW) and 36.6 rebounds (10th MW) per game. Defensively the Broncos have allowed 69.7 points (7th MW) and 39.4 boards (7th MW) per game ... in league they are scoring 73 ppg (4th MW) and rebounding 35.7 rpg (10th MW), while allowing 65.1 ppg (3rd MW) and 38.3 rpg (7th MW).
- Colorado State as a Team: This season the Rams average 73.3 points per game (4th MW) and 39.2 rebounds (7th MW) per game, while allowing 60.5 points (1st MW) and 38.3 rebounds per game (4th MW). In conference action they are averaging 75.9 ppg (1st MW) and 40.7 rpg (4th MW), defensively they allow 55.8 ppg (1st MW) and 37.8 rpg (5th MW).
- The Coaches: Ryun Williams is in his second season at CSU where he is 31-23, his career mark is 289-176 in 16 seasons. Gordy Presnell is in his ninth season at Boise State where he is 150-122 and 546-249 in his 27th season all-time.


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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
For steak:
Mix first 6 ingredients in small bowl. Place steaks in large glass baking dish. Brush steaks with olive oil. Rub with herb mixture. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to 8 hours.
For tomatoes:
Mix all ingredients in large bowl. Season tomatoes to taste with salt and pepper. (Can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.)
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Grill steaks until cooked to desired doneness, about 4 minutes per side for medium. Transfer steaks to cutting board. Cover with foil. Let stand 5 minutes.
Cut steaks across grain into 1/2-inch-thick slices. Arrange steak slices on large platter. Spoon tomatoes with juices over steaks and serve.


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Cortical mechanisms mediating asterixis
Article first published online: 12 OCT 2004
DOI: 10.1002/mds.870070304
Copyright © 1992 Movement Disorder Society
Movement Disorders
Volume 7, Issue 3, pages 209–216, 1992
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Artieda, J., Muruzabal, J., Larumbe, R., de Casasola, C. G. and Obeso, J. A. (1992), Cortical mechanisms mediating asterixis. Mov. Disord., 7: 209–216. doi: 10.1002/mds.870070304
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- Issue published online: 12 OCT 2004
- Article first published online: 12 OCT 2004
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