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NORTHPORT | Tuesday Morning is returning to the Tuscaloosa area along with a pet products store that one Florida newspaper described last year as the top of the line of pet stores.
NORTHPORT | Tuesday Morning is returning to the Tuscaloosa area along with a pet products store that one Florida newspaper described last year as the top of the line of pet stores.
Pet Supermarket and Tuesday Morning will open later this year in the former Leisure Place furniture store building on McFarland Boulevard in Northport.
Tuesday Morning lost its Tuscaloosa store in the April 27, 2011, when a massive tornado destroyed much of Tuscaloosa, including the Wood Square Shopping Center, where the retailer was located.
Pet Supermarket is new to West Alabama and relatively new to the state. Its closest store is in Vestavia Hills in Jefferson County.
The former furniture store building is being remodeled now, said Gil Sidi, owner of the property. A new facade will be added that will have more windows, giving the stores more open feeling and making them and their products more noticeable to passers-by, Sidi said. The interior of the building also is being remodeled and subdivided.
Sidi said the two retailers will each have about 10,000 square feet of space in the 28,000-square-foot building.
"We have room for an additional tenant and are looking for someone to fill the space," he said.
Sidi said he has owned the building for about 10 years. The property has been vacant for about 21⁄2 years, when Leisure Place moved into its own building.
"It should be ready to move into in about four to six months," Sidi said, with the stores likely opening a month or two after the remodeling is completed.
"Pet Supermarket is an incredible company. They are a very sophisticated, a high-end pet shop. They are based in Florida and have more than 120 stores," he said.
Calls and email to Pet Supermarket headquarters in Sunrise, Fla., requesting comment were not returned,
Pet Supermarket is private company founded about 40 years ago in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., according to a 2012 story in the (South Florida) Sun Sentinel.
At that time the retailer had about 1,400 employees and had $213 million in annual revenue. Its growth strategy is concentrated on opening more
company-owned stores, concentrating on markets in the Southeast.
Diane Holtz, Pet Supermarket's CEO, told the Sun Sentinel that her company is a niche player in a market dominated by giants PetSmart and Petco as well as retailers Wal-Mart and Target.
She said the stores emphasize personal service and pet education. "I really work hard at getting a piece of literature to our store every day, information about products we sell — how to sell a bunny correctly. We educate our employees and remind them of pet facts every day," Holtz was quoted as saying.
Tuesday Morning is an upscale, discount off-price retailer specializing in domestic and international, designer and name-brand closeout merchandise, according to its website. It has more than 850 stores across the United States.
"We are anxious to have them both here," said Northport Mayor Bobby Herndon. "I know the ladies — especially my wife — just love to shop at Tuesday Morning."
During the last five years, Northport has done more to attract retailers, he said.
Several retailers displaced by the April 27, 2011, tornado in Tuscaloosa relocated to Northport. Among them were Hobby Lobby and Big Lots.
More retailers mean more shoppers, Herndon said.
"At one time, people didn't know what Northport had to offer," he said. "Now, we are drawing people from Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County and other counties to Northport."
That means more revenue for the city from business licenses and sales taxes but it also is helping to draw other retailers including new retailers like Pet Supermarket, he said.


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- Too much uric acid is produced
- Not enough uric acid is eliminated
If you have gout and hyperuricemia, your body doesn't eliminate enough uric acid.
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- Excess alcohol, especially beer
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- Gradual weight loss in those who are obese
- Stopping or changing medications that may be causing recurrent gout
- Increasing fluid intake
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Sullivan Door Co. is making a donation to the Kewanee Walldogs Host Committee.
Sullivan Door, the State Bank of Toulon and Rumbold & Kuhn will sponsor a mural commemorating Kewanee's cornhusker heritage. The mural is one of the 15 Walldogs murals that are to be painted throughout Kewanee's downtown in July.
Sullivan Door Co. has been owned and operated in Kewanee by Pat and Eileen Sullivan since 1985. The company provides residential and commercial garage door products to contactors and individuals. The business and showroom are at 1319 W. Sixth St.
"The Sullivans and Sullivan Door Co. can always be counted on to step up and promote Kewanee," said Dennie Packee, co-chair of the Walldogs Host Committee. "They're always involved and they do great things for this community."
"We are thrilled to be part of this exciting project. We have seen the completed murals in nearby towns and think they will be a great addition to our community," said Pat Sullivan. "We also want to thank everyone on the Walldogs Host Committee that has worked so hard to see this project through."
The cornhuskers mural will be at 105 N. Main St. The building is owned by Eric and Elizabeth Wolf, who also own Country Morning Coffee.
The Kewanee Historical Society is home to the National Cornhuskers Hall of Fame. At one time Kewanee was the center of cornhusking activities and the innovation of implements for the industry.
The Walldogs Host Committee consists of more than 50 volunteers planning and coordinating Kewanee's Walldogs Meet scheduled for July 10-14. The committee is co-chaired by Dennie and Dianne Packee of Reiman's Harley Davidson.
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On Valentine's Day nothing says "I love you" quite like red roses, but for area florists the flowers say something a little different: long hours, lots of preparation and extra attention to detail for the biggest selling holiday of the year.
On Valentine's Day nothing says "I love you" quite like red roses, but for area florists the flowers say something a little different: long hours, lots of preparation and extra attention to detail for the biggest selling holiday of the year.
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"They are very, very, very popular," said Angie Biesecker, floral designer with Bob's Florist and Gifts in Greencastle.
"We've had our rose order in since December," added the shop's owner, Tyann Shanholtz.
The two women will have more than 800 roses — most of which come from Ecuador via wholesalers — in their shop. They would have even more if they had the room, Shanholtz said.
Donna Peacher, owner of Four Seasons Florist in Smithsburg, said she starts preparing for the holiday three to four months ahead of time by ordering bows and supplies.
"Of course, we can't do the flowers that early," she said. But "the cooler will be full of fresh flowers" starting a few days before the holiday.
Both shops said it's hard to predict ahead of time just how many roses they will sell, in part because they see a lot of walk-in customers on Valentine's Day.
"It's guys. They wait," Shanholtz laughed. "And they want help with what to say on the card."
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So why is giving roses at Valentine's Day so popular in the first place?
"They say 'I care about you. This is to show you that I love you and appreciate you,''' Peacher said.
Biesecker, who has been a floral designer for 30 years, said that she thinks the tradition is still "really important."
At Peacher's shop, the most popular order for Valentine's Day is a dozen red roses, but she said she does see half-dozen and single-rose orders come in. The single roses are especially popular with "a lot of the younger kids."
While red roses are the best sellers, Peacher added that pink and lavender roses are also popular.
Peacher also encourages her customers to give flowers to those who may not have a special someone on Valentine's Day to give them roses.
"I think people feel left out sometimes because they don't get anything," Peacher said. "By giving a friend a flower, even a carnation, it says 'hey, I care about you.'"


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Central preschool at heart of new Manchester school redistricting planBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 25. 2014 10:24PM
MANCHESTER — Superintendent Debra Livingston wants to convert Southside Middle School into a kindergarten through 8th grade school, while making the adjacent Jewett Street School the city's central preschool facility.
The plan, unveiled at Monday's Board of School Committee meeting, would not be implemented until fall 2015 at the earliest, to allow the community to weigh in.
A priority for Mayor Ted Gatsas since he took office four years ago, several redistricting plans have been proposed, only to fall by the wayside in the face of parental opposition and other complexities.
Livingston's plan would also entail a redrawing of assignment zones to more efficiently use district buildings, but the "linchpin" would be creating the central preschool facility at Jewett. The school would accommodate all of the district's approximately 400 pre-kindergartners, who now attend four separate schools. The students at Jewett school, currently a K-5 elementary school, would be shifted to the adjacent campus of Southside, which would become a K-8 school, the city's only combined elementary and middle school.
Dubbed an "innovation school," the new Southside would function as a kind of magnet school, offering specialized programs that would be open to students from around the district.
Ward 9 school board member Art Beaudry said he thought parents would respond as they did in 2010, when a redistricting plan proposed eliminating the city's middle schools in favor of K-8 schools.
"I went through the dog and pony show in this district, and I have to say it was overwhelming: people did not want K-8," he said. "The dynamics just don't seem to work. I know that a huge concern for parents is having 8th graders hanging out with 1st graders. We have enough problems with bullying and drugs."
Livingston said Southside would be laid out so that elementary and middle school students would be on separate floors. She said there are benefits to combining the grades. "All those middle school students were K-5 students at some time," she said. "To create that mentoring and peer assistance ... can be really wonderful."
Erika Connors, who represents Ward 8, where the schools are located, said the new Southside school would be an "innovation school, and we're not forcing students into a K-8 situation."


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Freezer Paper Stenciling - an in depth tutorial
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You crack me up! I love your tutuorial; I was totally thinking it would be a lot harder process (maybe it is a bit harder, but you make it look easy). I am craft-challeged but I am going to try this. I would love to see a tutorial on bleach pen stuff! You have a great blog; I really enjoy reading it!ReplyDelete
MF from MT
Ha ha.. you're too cute! Looking forward to making a shirt for my little man this weekend. Thanks for the video!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the video. I do lots of appliques, but I'm dying to try this. thanks so much and I LOVE the robot shirt you did for your son. I think I'm gonna have to try that!ReplyDelete
I can't wait to try this. How does this paint stand up in the washing machine?ReplyDelete
What a great video tutorial! Thanks for sharing ... love the shirt too!ReplyDelete
I decided to make one on a navy shirt with red, white and lime green paint. My husband majored in art, and suggested I use a layer of white paint before adding the color. I know you mentioned you had to do a ton of layers when you used the orange on the navy... using the white paint first works great and saves you lots of time!ReplyDelete
Hi Cheri, I love your blog, your t-shirts are awesome! I hope you don't mind I have put a link to your video tutorial on my blog because I couldn't have done one better!ReplyDelete
Thankyou for posting this! I have always wondered how to do this; I can't wait to try it out.ReplyDelete
I would like to know about the bleach pen that you were talking about.ReplyDelete
My 11 year old daughter loves to do crafts so we will be getting some tee-shirts and doing this over the weekend. Love your kids, they are so cute and the ROAR.
Thank you sooooooo much for doing this tutorial!! I kept reading about this, but had no idea what everyone was talking about.ReplyDelete
I made two t-shirts last night for the first time (thanks to your tutorial!!). Here is my first attempt:
Am I the only one for whom the video is malfunctioning? It plays one second, then freezes...and no audio. :/ I can scroll through the whole thing, but it won't play. Firefox?ReplyDelete
I'v been dying to make one for my niece on the way, and now I feel like I can! Fabulous video, thank you so much!ReplyDelete
Found you on Love Stitched!
You DO need a new stencil each time. They are not reusable. I know, that's the only bummer!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great video. I bought the paint and freezer paper ages ago, after seeing your really cool shirts. But I haven't been brave enough to try it out yet (I've been doing Heat & Bond appliques instead). But now that I've seen this video, I understand it better and I don't have to print on the freezer paper (our printer always has issues).ReplyDelete
Love this tutorial! One thing-you said in your video that you use piknik. How specifically did you get your image that you printed?ReplyDelete
Love this!ReplyDelete
Did you create this tree image on Picnik?
Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for sharing- can't wait to try it out! Have you (or anyone you know) tried to cut out the freezer paper using a silhouette machine instead of the exacto knife? Does it work just as well?ReplyDelete
I love it!!! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Kisses from Spain
THANK YOU! I love to stencil and this technique will help me be even more creative! Thanks for your generosity in sharing how to do this!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing. This was fabulous! I'll come back and share my first freezer stencil project once I've finish it (assuming it turns out okay).ReplyDelete
Also apparently you and I have similar sounding voices b/c my husband glanced at the laptop while I was watching your video and asked me when I made it (he heard you talking and thought it was me). Ha! Love it.
What a great project! I make my own designs and love doing t-shirts, but hate the feel of iron-ons. This is going to be awesome. This will be perfect for making gifts, especially as our church is expanding rapidly in the nursery department and I have about half a dozen baby showers to go to in the next couple months! Thanks for the tutorial, you did great!ReplyDelete
Hi Cheri, I've been lurking on your blog for a while now. I love all of the stuff you make! I'm using a lot of your tutorials for making things for my little boy that is due in August. I just finished making a quilt (actually made it for a friends new baby, not for mine). I used your Freezer paper tutorial and I just want to share it with you! Thanks for the help!!ReplyDelete
The full quilt front
A close up of the logo
let me know if those links dont work.
Hi Cheri!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the video - I'm so much of a visual learner that it helped tremendously and I'm now working on my first attempt at freezer paper stenciling! I was wondering where you buy your paint.
I found some of the Tulip fabric paint at Hobby Lobby, but besides glitter and puffy, all I could find was slick! Also, the bottles look different from the pic you posted. Also, how long do you wait between coats? I tried to do a second coat and it seemed to be pulling up the first coat rather than adding more color, so I stopped. So I am now LITERALLY watching paint dry. :O/ lol
Thanks so much!!
sofaqueen - How long to wait between coats of paint depends on which paint you're using. I try to wait until it's dry to the touch before adding another layer or it makes a big mess. I just head off to do something else and then come back to it.ReplyDelete
You can also try JoAnn's or Michael's for the Tulip paint. Usually it's on a lower shelf under all the puffy paint that's hung up.
I hope that helps!
Hi Cheri!ReplyDelete
I have a question for ya... I've looked all around blogland and have had trouble finding what settings to use on the Silhouette for freezer paper. I have managed to make it work after MUCH trial and error but I'm wondering if there is any magic settings on speed and thickness? I'm a mommy of two little boys too so I love making freezer paper stenciled stuff for the. So.... using my silhouette (without so much trouble) would be awesome!
Thanks so much. LOVE your blog!
xoxo, Mallory
Cool!! But...I don't even own an iron. :PReplyDelete
Thanks so much for such a great tutorial. I had fun trying my hand at freezer paper for the first time to make t-shirts for my husband for Christmas (I know, I'm a little later to the party!). He loved them and I have found a new favorite way to craft!!!ReplyDelete
This is great! What is your favorite photo editing web site?ReplyDelete
easymac123 - It's picnik.com and you'll love it if you haven't used it before.ReplyDelete
I cannot get the video to play? Is there a problem with the link, or my browsers (IE and Firefox)?ReplyDelete
disregard that my comment above! :) I refreshed the page a few times and voila! :) thanks! I cannot wait to make The Avengers tee for my little guy!ReplyDelete
LOVE it! I'm trying to convince my girlfriends to do the Avengers tees for our girls-watch-the-kids-so-the-guys-can-play night... hopefully the kids will watch a show or something. I am thinking of all the projects I can do with this technique. Freezer paper, here I COME! Thanks for the tute.ReplyDelete
Thank you for this great tutorial! I have used it several times and linked it on my blog. Thanks again!ReplyDelete
I love your blog! Thanks for the time you put into this :)ReplyDelete
By the way, I am a fellow Wisconite, too; I enjoyed your "cheese" question in the FAQs.
I love your blog! Thanks for the time you put into this :)ReplyDelete
By the way, I am a fellow Wisconite, too; I enjoyed your "cheese" question in the FAQs.
I am also wondering what heat setting you have you iron at? Thanks! Totally loved your tutorial - you are a hoot!ReplyDeleteReplies
I usually have it on medium heat.Delete
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I peel it off right away because I'm anxious, but it's probably best to let it dry a bit first. That way you don't have to worry about getting the paint in places it shouldn't go.Delete
Wonderful Tutorial! We had a team of walkers walking in the Annual Mayor's Walk Against Domestic Violence here in Columbia, SC and decided to make matching t-shirts for the kids. After a miserably failed attempt at bleaching a t-shirt I went searching for a better way and came across your blog. I am happy to report that after the first 3 shirts for the kiddos and how crazy easy it was we went on to make 37 of them in total!!! Thank you again for a great tutorial!ReplyDelete
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There were 72 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday. At that time, there were 1,457 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
Robbery: A clerk told police a masked man with a pistol entered his store in the 500 block of South San Joaquin Street about 4:20 p.m. Monday. The man robbed the clerk before fleeing on a small BMX-style bicycle. The robber was described as a black man 30 to 35 years old standing 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 180 pounds with a black hooded sweatshirt, blue pants and a black ski mask.
Resisting arrest: Police said they used a restraint and a spit net to subdue an intoxicated man who spit on an officer and kicked the inside of a patrol car about 8:30 a.m. Tuesday near North El Dorado and East Park streets. Officers arrested Henry Cano, 28, on suspicion of battery on an officer, resisting arrest and public intoxication.
Wanted: The California Highway Patrol is asking for the public's help in locating Nathaniel Smith, a Stockton man who is wanted in connection with a felony DUI traffic collision that caused serious injury to two officers. Smith, who turns 44 today, is described as 6 feet 3 inches tall and 260 pounds with brown eyes and a bald head. He is considered violent and dangerous, authorities said. His last known address was in Stockton, but he could be anywhere in San Joaquin County, the CHP said.
Burglary arrest: Police arrested Michelle Quevedo, 32, Jimmy Has, 26, and Saoun Pol, 29, on suspicion of burglary about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. A witness reported seeing three people fleeing a home that had just been burglarized in the 5700 block of Claremont Avenue. The witnesses directed police to the area of North El Dorado Street and Robinhood Drive, where Quevedo, Has and Pol were apprehended following a brief foot pursuit.
Weapons arrest: Police arrested Nicholas Perez, 26, and Raymond Blair, 19, after finding a loaded handgun in their vehicle during a traffic stop near Cherbourg Way and Pyrenees Avenue about 10:35 p.m. Monday, police said.
The California Highway Patrol responded to four noninjury accidents in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday. CHP officers also recovered five stolen vehicles.
The Stockton Fire Department responded to 120 calls for service in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Tuesday, including four vehicle accidents, 101 medical calls and three structure fires.


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It's not just the interesting people, you know. It's the interesting places.
You get to visit bungalows where the carpet hasn't been seen since 1964. You get to visit condos which have murals of Venice painted on the walls. You get to visit old-fashioned apartments where the hostess bell in the dining room still works. (The lady showed the pick-up driver how she could touch the button with her foot and the bell would ring in the kitchen to signal the servants. That particular pick-up driver was a fine old Socialist who loathed rich people, but he remained perfectly polite until he got back to the library and opined that she probably hired people to read the books for her.)
You get to visit buildings where the driveway rotates under your car to point you toward the street. You get to visit buildings where the receiving room attendant is conducting little ethnic wars from behind the safety of his wire-reinforced window. (He was really stuck when I showed up because if he opened the door for me, the Poles he'd been taunting—he was Hungarian—would get in as well. He tried sending me around front to the doorman, but the doorman sent me back and he had to buzz the door. He wasn't at his post when I came back down with the books.)
You visit apartments where to get to the library you need to turn left at the Miro and walk under the Calder mobile. You get to see living quarters where the library is under the bed but you can't take the box because it's holding up the mattress. You get to go into buildings which have six stories and no elevators. You find buildings where there are elevators but they've been commandeered by the staff because everyone in the building is getting a new dishwasher today. You get to go into buildings where it is apparent the architect had no idea that his freight elevator would be used for moving anything wider than a barstool. And there are four steps down from the back door to the pavement. And they're putting fresh asphalt on the street outside, so you have to park three blocks away.
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Just in time for the steamy weather – our shipment of Nikolaihof elderflower syrup has arrived from Austria. Many of you have seen this syrup on our shelves before and, I hope, have had a chance to try it. Nikolaihof makes stunning Grüner Veltliners and Rieslings but now is the time for a taste of their heavenly hollerblüten or elderflower syrup.
Nikolaihof, in the beautiful Wachau region along the Danube, is the oldest wine estate in Austria and is now run by the Saahs family. The earliest known reference to winemaking on the estate dates back to 470 AD, and the Saahs still use a wine cellar built by the Romans. The entire estate is run according to biodynamic principles. As a result, the Saahs plant and harvest according to the moon calendar and use only homeopathic treatments for the grapevines and other plants.
Elderflower bushes grow all over the property – in the forest and around the vineyards. They only flower once a year, usually in late spring. According to Nikolaus Saahs, the blossoms can only be picked over a period of 2-3 days, when they are "perfect." The flowers are quickly added to a simple syrup to steep. The sugar is dissolved into the water first so the flowers don't have to be stirred too much, thus keeping as much of their delicate aroma as possible. The resulting syrup is thick and sweet and intensely aromatic with a unique floral note that combines flavors of lychee, grapefruit, and pear. The Saahs drink the syrup with sparkling water or sparkling wine. At a ratio of 1 part syrup to 6 parts water or wine, a 750mL bottle can last for months in your refrigerator. We also like the syrup in cocktails or drizzled over a berry or citrus sorbet.
Whether you're looking for an alcohol alternative or a new flavor to add to your bar supplies, this is the most aromatic and pure elderflower syrup we've tasted. It's also biodynamic and truly artisanal, handmade by the Saahs family with a total production of about 3,500 bottles per year (bottles, not cases!). Please let either our South End or Cambridge shop know if you would like a bottle set aside, as it is always a quick seller.
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June 17. 2013 7:05PM
Diana Lacey: $50 million in personnel cuts would hurt NH
The Union Leader last week published a column by Charles Arlinghaus presenting his take on the current state budget process. While I respect Mr. Alinghaus' opinion, I believe readers deserve the rest of the story.
Many legislators and Gov. Maggie Hassan are deeply concerned with the Senate's adopted $50 million cut to state personnel in 2013's budget because of the harm it will do to critical state services and because it may cost the loss of up to 700 jobs. The cut would be the third such in three consecutive budgets, for a six-year total of $150 million.
Because of state and federal funding formulas, each $50 million cut to personnel saves the state budget only about $20 million, for a total of $60 million over six years. Each $50 million cut to personnel is worth approximately 700 jobs, or 2,100 jobs in whole. So not only are New Hampshire citizens losing more than 2,000 good jobs, they are essentially forfeiting about $90 million in federal matching funds just to save $60 million in the state budget.
The Senate's strategy behind the newly proposed $50 million in personnel cuts is unknown to all of us right now. It came just a few hours after the casino bill was killed by the House; the only rationale given for it was that "we had to make the numbers work," according to Sen. Chuck Morse, R-Salem, and Senate President Peter Bragdon, R-Milford.
Since ordering them, these senators are questioning why there is such concern over the cuts. They claim the cuts were fine with everyone in 2009 and 2011, when then-Gov. John Lynch included the cuts in his budget. There are two key differences between now and then. Those cuts were in response to the most serious financial downturn since the Great Depression. Today, New Hampshire's economy is improving and job and wage growth are returning.
Those cuts also were announced at the governor's stage of the budget process, four months earlier than the Senate's stage in 2013. Neither the governor, the House nor the Senate has done any planning for large-scale layoffs; no analysis exists as to how difficult it will be to achieve the cuts due to the fact that more than 1,700 positions already have been eliminated. With a workforce approximately 20 percent smaller than it was when the recession began, continuing the delivery of services while also finding the required savings is likely to result in severe hardship all around.
It's clear some senators were very angry when the casino bill was killed by the House. The senators voted along strict party lines, with all Republicans voting for the $50 million in personnel cuts. To add insult to injury, they also refused to add Medicaid expansion to the budget, which would have brought health insurance to 58,000 uninsured New Hampshire taxpayers and created hundreds of new health care related jobs.
I can certainly appreciate how frustrating it was to see the potential for thousands of new private-sector jobs disappear into thin air, and to feel millions in new revenue slip through their fingers. But the Senate's action to cause 700 more layoffs and its refusal to grow hundreds of additional new jobs only punishes the people: people on the unemployment line; people who need critical services, such as the poor, the sick and the elderly; and people that make our roads safe and keep our children from being abused and neglected.
The rest of the story can be boiled down to this: There is no reason but political ideology for job loss right now. There is no reason to cut critical services. There is no reason to leave people behind as we move forward in recovery.
Significant job growth is within reach of the state Senate and House, if they just grasp it. Most of it can come from private-sector job growth paid for by consumers of tobacco, gambling, gasoline and health care; paid for by all of us, living our lives as we do as consumers and the tourists that visit here.
It's time to put people, not politics, first.
Diana Lacey is president of the State Employees' Association of New Hampshire.


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Cruz visits NH, pushes end to ObamacareBy MEGHAN PIERCE
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August 23. 2013 10:05PM
DUBLIN — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz side-stepped a question about any possible plans to run for President when he arrived at a fundraiser to benefit the New Hampshire Republican State Committee Friday night.
"I'm glad to be here with friends here in New Hampshire, and I'll tell you I've been traveling all over the country working to energize the grassroots and to mobilize the American people to rise up and stop Obamacare and defund Obamacare." he said.
That was his response when asked if he came to New Hampshire with presidential hopes. He said that, in the eight months he has been in the Senate, he has done more than 60 events in his home state of Texas and in 13 other states across the country, spreading his anti-Obamacare message.
"The only way we are going to succeed in defunding Obamacare is if it comes from the American people. It's not going to come from Washington. It's got to come from the American people.
"So I am doing everything I can to reach out and carry the message that Obamacare isn't working. That Obamacare is the number one job killer in this country. And that it's hurting people who are struggling.
"It's causing more and more people to lose their jobs. It's causing more and more people to have their hours forcibly reduced to 29 hours a week. It's causing more and more people to have their health insurance premiums go up.
"Just this week UPS was forced to send letters to 18,000 employees telling them that they are losing their spousal coverage. Their husbands and wives are going to be dropped from health insurance because of Obamacare.
"President Obama famously said if you like you health care you can keep it and everyday it's becoming more and more clear that's not the case. There's bi-partisan agreement, Obamacare isn't working. And I think that's why (the) American people are looking for leadership in Washington to step forward and avoid this train-wreck for the American people."
Looking toward 2014, Cruz said, he plans to campaign for the open seats and let incumbents make their case to their constituents whether or not they should be reelected. The fundraiser was held at the home of former Ambassador Joseph Petrone and his wife, Augusta.
After Cruz arrived he mingled with the more than 100 guests at the fundraiser. As the main speaker Friday night he said it's important for House and Senate Republicans to stand their ground and pass a resolution that would fund all federal government operations except Obamacare.
He got several standing ovations during his speech, and when he mentioned potential Republican presidential candidates for 2016, he did not name himself but several people in the audience shouted out his name for inclusion in that list.
Although Cruz is not saying what his future career plans are, his trip to New Hampshire — the first-in-the-nation primary state — brought with it a substantial number of national media, interested in what he has to say.


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NEW YORK (AP) — New York City school bus drivers who serve tens of thousands of children were back at work Wednesday after a monthlong strike that forced students, many of them disabled, to take taxis, public transportation or car services to school.
"We're happy to be back," said driver Philip Pan, 57, whose dashboard was adorned with a hand-drawn "Welcome back" card, complete with a picture of a bus.
"We're like a family. We're really close with these kids," said Pan, who's been on the job eight years.
Buses were on their regular schedules Wednesday on all 7,700 routes serving the nation's largest public school system. Five thousand routes had been affected by the strike. The city has about 1.1 million children in public schools.
But the return to work wasn't all good news for some workers and parents.
In Brooklyn, more than 100 unionized bus assistants, known as matrons, were fired Wednesday morning when executives of one bus company told them the business was folding and their jobs were gone. Someone answering the phone at Boro Wide Buses said company president Joseph Fazzia had no comment.
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1181 President Michael Cordiello issued a statement saying the union plans to take "appropriate actions to defend our members."
While bus service to and from schools went smoothly for most, Sadia Awan, 34, said she ended up taking her seventh-grader to school herself because their bus didn't show up.
Her son, Hurrera, has a prosthetic leg. They waited about 90 minutes before giving up.
"I was calling, calling, calling, waiting, waiting, waiting. Nothing," the angry mother said outside Middle School 88 in Brooklyn's Park Slope. "If he's late, the school's going to go after his academics. It's not good for me. It's not good for him."
Awan also said she had struggled with the online reimbursement process to cover her son's taxis during the strike. They cost $20 a day. "That's rent money," she said.
"I understand the drivers need security but they shouldn't have done it to the kids," she said.
Drivers and matrons from the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1181 walked off the job Jan. 16, the first school bus driver strike in the city since 1979.
Union officials called off the strike Friday after leading mayoral candidates promised to address job security issues if elected.
Matron Sandy Cardinale, 56, said her time off the job "was horrible."
"It's nice to be working with these kids again," said the 14-year veteran. "We missed them. I'm so glad it's over."
Another matron, Giovanna Impagliazzo, 59, said she was praying for job security.
"I hope to God the next mayor knows how hard we work," she said.
April Dail said she felt more at ease knowing the driver and matron who bus her son Nicos were back on the job Wednesday. Eleven-year-old Nicos, a sixth-grader at M.S. 33 in Brooklyn, has Down syndrome and takes a bus home. During the strike Dail, 33, left work early or relied on neighbors and family to pick him up after school.
"It was hard for us to figure out who would pick him up," said Dail, who lives in Brooklyn but works on Staten Island.
She said Nicos' bus matron called Tuesday evening to remind her they would be picking Nicos up after school. "I'm very comfortable with them," she said.
The city spent roughly $20.6 million in transit cards, taxis and gas mileage to get tens of thousands of stranded students to school during the strike; some still didn't get there at all, schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott has said. But he estimated the city saved $80 million because it wasn't paying bus companies during the strike.


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By Ed Patino
HILLSDALE � The Hillsdale Academy boys basketball team put its depth advantage on display.
Dominating on both ends of the court, the Colts rolled to a 72-34 victory over the Burr Oak Bobcats in a Southern Central Athletic Association game Monday night.
Three players scored in double figures for Hillsdale Academy (4-5, 3-3 SCAA). After jumping out to a seven point lead in the first quarter, the Colts used a big second quarter to increase their advantage to 25 by halftime and never looked back.
"We had an awesome team effort tonight," Hillsdale Academy coach Rick Milligan said. "We had four guys sick yesterday, and they somehow found the energy tonight."
Hillsdale Academy opened the game with an 11-4 run in the opening quarter. The Colts remained hot offensively in the second frame, scoring 27 points and stretching their lead to 38-13 entering the intermission.
"The second quarter was the big one," Milligan said. "We played really good defense tonight, and their goal was to hold them under 35. They know that the offensive output will come."
Burr Oak played more evenly with the Colts in the third quarter, but Hillsdale Academy stretched its lead to 50-21 entering the fourth. The Colts cleared their bench down the stretch.
Liam Wolfram scored a game-high 19 points to lead Hillsdale Academy. The junior also handed out four assists. Noah Kalthoff recorded a double-double with 16 points and 18 rebounds, while Casey Wood went 8-for-8 from the free-throw line on his way to 12 points. Bruce Cartwright finished with seven points while, according to Milligan, playing a solid defensive game.
The Colts will travel to Pittsford for another SCAA game Friday evening.
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Augusta's Catt Leedom youth baseball tournament has had two champions crowned this week.
The first champion was the Creative Awards Rays, who had a convincing tournament run capped by a 15-2 victory in the championship game against the Orioles.
The Little Bull Auction Diamondbacks won a well-played Machine Pitch championship game 6-4 against the Orioles.
The Squirt division champion has yet to be decided. The Orioles, who are coming through the consolation bracket, beat the Nationals 12-11 in a wild game that had a game-saving double play at home plate to prevent a tie. The Orioles then beat the Royals to force a deciding rubber match for the championship, which will be played Monday evening.
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MTA doesn't renew bus contractBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 31. 2013 10:24PM
MANCHESTER - The city transit agency is again taking its management in house.
The Manchester Transit Authority has not renewed its contract with First Transit, which has provided the management team for the MTA since 2002, after the agency's two top executives resigned.
MTA Executive Director Mike Whitten, who had been employed by First Transit, will retain his role, but will be paid by and report directly to the MTA board.
First Transit's operations manager will also remain with the MTA, while the board is seeking a new assistant director. The change will officially take effect Feb. 11.
Whitten said going to an outside company made sense in the wake of the high-profile departures a decade ago, but was less important today.
"I think this time the board was thinking about cost control," Whitten said of the board's decision not to renew the First Transit contract. "I'm sure they figured they could provide their own leadership in-house."
MTA board Chairman Peter Escalera did not return a call for comment.
The MTA runs the Manchester area bus system, as well as school routes.
The MTA's financial report for the 2012 fiscal year, which ended June 31, shows that its transit service lost $921,000 over the year. In its school bus service, the report shows a $54,600 profit for the year.
Whitten said ridership is up 7 percent, according to the latest numbers, compared to the same time last year. "Ridership is strong," he said.
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The Adrian Dominican School of Education held its first annual Outstanding Student Recognition on April 3, 2013.
An award was given to an outstanding student from each department. Students were selected by their faculty based on outstanding academic achievement, leadership among peers, and promise to their field and discipline. Faculty eloquently recognized their students each in their own way. The students were appreciative of the recognition and students' families, friends, colleagues, supervisors, and professors beamed with pride.
Outstanding Students include:
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Kristina Cadwell, Graduate in Curriculum and Instruction
Mark Rosenkrantz, Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction
Adam Fishel, Graduate in Counseling
Silvia Reyes, Doctorate in Counseling
Micque Feldman, Graduate in Exceptional Student Education
Tyree J. Starks, Graduate in Reading
Lisa Yurkin, Graduate in Exceptional Student Education
Veronica Henriquez, Specialist in School Psychology
Lori Dyer, Graduate in Educational Leadership
Amrin Kaur, Graduate in Montessori
Maria Bernal-Dobek, Doctorate in Higher Education Administration
Lucia Y. Rhee, Graduate in Organizational Learning and Leadership
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- Head: Ms Joanne Callow
- E [email protected]…in.cornwall.sch.uk
- W www.northpethe…onschools.co.uk
- A state school for boys and girls aged from 2 to 11.
- Boarding: No
- Local authority: Cornwall
- Pupils: 77
- Religion: Does not apply
- Latest Overall effectiveness Good 1
- Outcomes for children and learners Good 2
- Quality of teaching, learning and assessment Good 2
- Effectiveness of leadership and management Good 2
- 1 Short inspection 6th March 2018
- 2 Full inspection 18th July 2013
Short inspection reports only give an overall grade; you have to read the report itself to gauge whether the detailed grading from the earlier full inspection still stands.
- Previous Ofsted grade: Good on 2nd October 2008
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Botulism is a potentially deadly illness that is caused by a toxin produced by specific bacteria.
The bacteria are found in the soil and at the bottom of lakes, streams, and oceans. The intestinal tracts of fish, mammals, crabs, and other shellfish may contain the bacteria and its spores. Bacterial spores can survive in improperly prepared foods. A very small amount of the botulism toxin can cause illness. People are exposed to this toxin in one of three ways:
Food can be contaminated with the toxin and/or bacteria. Food that may be contaminated with the toxin include:
- Home-canned goods
- Sausage
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- Seafood
- Canned vegetables
- Honey
- If an infant swallows the spores, they will grow in the baby's body and produce the toxin. Unlike adults and older children, infants become sick from toxin produced by bacteria growing in their own intestines. Honey is a prime source of infant botulism. Other sources include soil and dust.
- A wound can become infected with the bacteria, but this is rare in the United States. The toxin then travels to other parts of the body through the bloodstream.
In some cases, the source of the bacteria is unknown. Botulism toxin is also a potential bioterrorism agent.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your chance of botulism include:
- Eating improperly preserved, cooked, or canned foods
- For infants, consuming honey
- Rarely, a dirty wound or IV drugs use
Symptoms begin in the face and eyes, and progress down both sides of the body. If left untreated, muscles in the arms, legs, and torso, as well as those used in breathing become unable to move. Death can occur.
Symptoms can range from mild to severe and include:
In adults:
- Constipation
- Double or blurred vision
- Droopy eyelids
- Generalized weakness, fatigue, or vertigo
- Muscle weakness
- Sore throat
- Trouble swallowing
- Dry mouth
- Slurred speech
- Difficulty breathing
In babies:
- Constipation
- Not eating or sucking
- Little energy
- Poor muscle tone
- Weak cry
When food is the cause of botulism, symptoms usually start within 36 hours of eating the contaminated food. Some people notice symptoms within a few hours. Others may not develop symptoms for several days. Some people experience nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea .
When a wound is the cause of botulism, symptoms start within 4-14 days.
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Blood, stool, and stomach contents will be tested for the toxin. In infants, stool will also be tested. If available, samples of questionable food may also be tested for the toxin and bacteria. A wound culture will be done if wound botulism is suspected.
Your doctor may need to test other bodily fluids with lumbar puncture .
Your doctor may need to evaluate the nerves in your body. This can be done with nerve conduction tests .
Supportive Care
The most serious complication is respiratory failure. Treatment aims to maintain adequate oxygen supply. This may require mechanical ventilation and close monitoring in an intensive care unit. IV fluids or feeding through a tube may also be necessary.
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If treatment begins early, an antitoxin can stop the paralysis from progressing and may shorten symptoms. It is usually given before the disease is confirmed. It does not reverse the disease process.
Methods to Eliminate the Toxin or Bacteria
Methods to eliminate the toxin include:
- Surgery to clean a wound
- Antibiotics to treat a wound infection
High temperatures can destroy the botulism toxin. Strategies to prevent botulism include:
- Do not feed honey to children less than one year old.
- Clean and cook food throughly before eating
- Refrigerate oils that contain garlic or herbs.
- Do not taste foods that appear spoiled.
- Do not eat food from a can that is bulging.
- Boil home-canned foods for 10-20 minutes before eating.
- Practice good hygiene when canning. Follow government recommendations.
- Seek medical care for wounds. Return to the doctor if a wound looks infected.
- Avoid using illicit drugs.
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- Updated: 05/11/2013
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It's interesting to look at the CIF-Southern Section Div. 3A standings on Max Preps and imagine what the playoff picture may look like at season's end.
Three teams have a legit shot to be in the finals. One is Chaminade (16-2), one is Oak Park (10-6) and the other is Burroughs (12-4) if it can find a way to get at least the three seed.
Chaminade looks awfully tough to beat. The Eagles have a Max Preps rating of 44.2, which is way better than the second-place team Oak Park (29.6 Max Preps Rating). The Eagles are also ranked No. 49 nationally and No. 14 in the state.
Chaminade has already beaten Oak Park 79-43 on Dec. 13, so the Eagles are definitely the team to beat and will probably blow through its side of the bracket during the playoffs, so Burroughs will need the two or three seed to have a real shot at making it to the Southern Section finals.
Right now, according to Max Preps, Burroughs is in fourth place (15.1 MPR) behind a 5-10 Santa Margarita team (18.8 MPR). If the Burros can surpass Santa Margarita, it will be huge.
That one-spot change could set up a game between Burroughs and Oak Park to go to the Southern Section finals.
The two have a common opponent in Carter. Oak Park beat Carter 77-18 on Dec. 8, while the Burros beat Carter much less convincingly 62-45 on Dec. 27, so the Burros still have plenty of work to do at the end of the season to make up ground.
The most important quality this team has is that it is willing to put in the extra time at the gym to continue to get better. Aubrey Hayes and Joanna O'Neil make sure they shoot extra jump shots on the weekends and spend a lot of their free time on the court. So does Alex Simmons and Kaitlynn Roberts. Madison Schiller played all summer with traveling teams to continue to improve.
Although Hayes and Schiller are the youngest players on the team, they have logged as many minutes on the floor as some of the seniors on the team because they play as much as possible.
Rachelle Schiller may have been the most important pickup of the offseason. Against the Aztecs, she was the single most dominant player on the floor just by completely smothering Barstow point guard Marissa Dado.
Schiller's speed and ability to stay in front of whoever she's guarding has brought the Burros' defensive prowess to an entirely different level.
Anyways, all that extra time on the floor, working hard, and working on improving their weaknesses at practice and in their free time, has paid off with the Burros putting together the best season the school has had in at least a decade, but it's not time to relax and be happy just yet.
If anything, it's time to reassess goals and put in an all-out assault type of work ethic to achieve something that is very rare at Burroughs.
How many teams have made it to a CIF final in the last 10 years? Not many. How about the last five? If my memory serves me correctly, not one team has. If that can't motivate you, nothing will.
Right now, the most important thing that the Burros can do is keep hungry for more. There is a Desert Sky League title shot still awaiting and there is that three seed (or maybe even the two seed) waiting for a team to go out and take.
I think a win against Silverado would get the Burros the bump they need, but Silverado is a quality basketball team so the Burros can't fall behind 18-2 to start the game again. The Hawks led 56-5 at halftime of their game Granite Hills game, which is incredibly impressive.
I don't care if Granite Hills hasn't won a game all season. When you can score 56 points in a half, you're scoring efficiently.
The Hawks have a lot of athletes, but when the Burros took away Silverado's penetration opportunities, made Ebony Black-Smith pass the ball instead of pass faking on her way to the basket for easy layups and protected the basketball so Silverado couldn't turn turnovers into transition buckets, the Hawks had a tough time playing solid half-court basketball.
Almost all of the Silverado points against the Burros came by making layups and forcing turnovers, so the Hawks can be beaten.
I don't know how the year will finish, but I do know it should be fun to watch the Burros push themselves to attain goals that are truly rare in Ridgecrest.


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