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In December, Randolph College announced a major gift that will create a scholarship fund named for Mary Virginia Whiteside '44.
Whiteside, who passed away in 2007 at age 84, worked with the College shortly before her death to create a bequest that would make a difference to students who might not be able to afford college. The gift was worth $2.68 million. The scholarship fund will give preference to deserving women based on their academic record, personal qualities, and financial need. Whiteside, a resident of Redlands, California, graduated from the College, then named Randolph-Macon Woman's College, as a Latin major. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and went on to teach Latin to high school and college students at All Saints Episcopal College in Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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Every year MMS private music students learn and memorize two solo pieces to perform for a judge in Federation Festival, sponsored by the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs. The judge gives written and verbal feedback and rates the performance on a scale of one to five. Musicians receive five gold cup points for a superior rating (the highest rating) and four gold cup points for an excellent rating. After earning 15 cumulative points, musicians receive a gold cup.
This year, several MMS students received their very first gold cup. Congratulations to Chyna B., Emily G., Andrew F., Will M., Catherine N., Xander S. and Caterina V. for gold cups in the piano solo event. Congratulations to Chyna B., Olivia E., Ellen K., Anna M., Catherine N. and Xander S. for gold cups in the music theory event.
Overall, MMS students received 49 Superior ratings (5 points) and 9 Excellent ratings (4 points), which once again shows the strength of our music department. In past years, MMS has achieved similar results. Forty students earned Superior ratings and four earned Excellent ratings in 2011, while 50 students earned a Superior rating and nine earned an Excellent rating in 2010.
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You can learn to be a better racer and fill your need for speed at the same time. Here in the Quad-Cities we have a great opportunity at 61 Kartway, off Route 61 in Delmar, Iowa. The track is one of the top facilities in the country and family run by the Neilsons – Cliff, Cheryl, son Tony, daughter Christy Hughes and her husband Greg. Your best opportunity to find out what the sport is like is this Saturday's annual open house, but you can also arrange to stop by at other times. What makes 61 Kartway unique is that it has a fleet of rental karts. If you think you might have an interest, you can go out there and they will give you a helmet, a little instruction and put you out on the track so you can experience racing first hand. It's a great way to find out if you or someone in your family is really interested before owning your own racing kart. They even have a cadet-sized kart for younger kids. All drivers must be at least 5-foot, 5-inches tall and be age 15 or older. 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The Matco Tools Summer Showdown presented by Clinton Harley-Davidson is expected to draw in excess of 500 race teams with the addition of the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle classes, Pro Stock Snowmobiles, Nitro Fuel Altereds and Nostalgia Pro Stocks. Those will all be in addition to the regular NHRA sportsman classes. "The Matco Tools Summer Showdown is exactly the type of venue that Clinton Harley-Davidson wants to support and promote,''said Chris Fuller, general manager and owner of family-owned dealership."Harley-Davidson and speed naturally go together. To have this quality event in our own backyard is exciting for us as well." Season Openers: Our local tracks have been battling the weather so far this season, but both Davenport and Quad City Speedways are scheduled to have their first season points races this weekend. Things kick off first tomorrow night at Davenport where last Friday the IMCA Deery Brothers Summer Series race was postponed and rescheduled for July 5. 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Hello, faithful listeners. In case you didn't know, next week is spring break here at Emmanuel College, so regular broadcasting will be temporarily suspended from March 9 until March 18. If you start to miss our mix of intoxicating indie sound, you have our permission to listen in to other, worthy college stations in the meantime. Don't stray too long, though. We want you back!
Here are two of our local and very much appreciated fellow collegiate broadcasters: MIT's awesome WMBR, 88.1 on the dial or http://wmbr.mit.edu/ or our other favorite, WBZC, 90.3 on the dial or http://wzbc.org/
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EXCITING NEWS, ECRadio fans! The Intercollegiate Broadcasting System has named Emmanuel College Radio the winner of three national awards:
Mystery Radio Theater won the radio drama award! Congratulations to Scott Gagnon, director, and Joe Horgan, producer!
Saturdays@7 won the live music program award. Congratulations to Colby Rich, dj and ECRadio Vice President.
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This February, EC Radio and the Emmanuel College Performing Arts Department's production of Mystery Radio Theater was one of six college theater productions selected from the Northeast region to perform at the Kennedy Center's American College Theater Festival in Hyannis, Massachusetts! Though we were able to broadcast live over EC Radio right from the festival, we knew that not everyone would be able to listen in that Saturday afternoon to the performance. Now you can relive the excitement in this mp3 download! For the festival, we chose to remake the first episode of our season 1 with Journey to the Center of the Earth. Enjoy!
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Relive the final episode of Mystery Radio Theater's great run here on EC Radio! For the final week of the 2012 season, the MRT cast and crew take you to the moon and back in their adaptation of HG Welles' classic 1901 novel. The Emmanuel College Theater Department and EC Radio would like to thank everyone who supported Mystery Radio Theater this year and made it such a success, and we hope you enjoy these recordings!
Mystery Radio Theater Episode 5: Journey to the Center of the Earth!
At long last, Emmanuel College Radio is pleased to announce the availability of the rest of Mystery Radio Theater's season 1! Though EC Radio and the Emmanuel College Theater Department have wrapped up this popular and exciting series for the year, we are excited that you will be able to revisit your favorite episodes via mp3 download. Journey back to the center of the earth with Captain Universe, Robot, and the rest of the MRT Crew and make sure to share it with your friends!
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PREDA held two business tours on June 12th and 13th, in partnership with the General Councils of Hauts-de-Seine and Seine-Saint-Denis. The aim of those organised tours was providing Futur en Seine visitors with an opportunity to find out about the specific features of the Paris Region's digital cluster.
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In Oct. 1929, Mrs. Edna Stewart, a popular local teacher asked then Fire Chief Ossie Ball if she could bring school children to the firehouse to learn about preventing fires.
Chief Ball thought it a good idea and he offered to give the children a ride on the fire truck. The Fire Prevention Program has been part of the local elementary school curriculum since that time. Several years later the California Department of Education officials came from Sacramento to observe the program and these days schools and fire departments across the nation have fire prevention programs.
Local firefighters are especially promoting kitchen safety as part of their curriculum for children in kindergarten through fifth-grade, according to Patterson/West Stanislaus Division Chief Jeff Gregory.
Over 5,000 students will see the importance of staying away from hot stoves, finding two ways out of a house in case of a fire, how to call 911, how to stop, drop and roll and more.
"We're also stressing the importance of not going back into the house once the (smoke) detector has gone off and (children) have exited," Gregory said, Tuesday, Oct. 15. "The toys can be replaced."
Firefighters are also reminding folks of the importance of checking batteries in their smoke detectors.
The firefighters are passing out activity books and coloring books to the children that are specific to their age and grade, Gregory said.
The fire departments had visited six schools as of Tuesday, Oct. 15 and will continue with another four schools between Grayson, Patterson and Newman before November 1.
Fire Protection Month is generally celebrated in Fire Prevention Week, which takes place in the second week of October each year to coincide with the anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Estimates at the time reached more than 300 people dead in the fire and more than 100,000 of the city's 300,000 were left homeless. The fire destroyed more than four square miles of the city, two-thirds of which was made up of wooden structures at the time.
The damage encompassed more than 2,000 acres and destroyed more than 73 miles of roads, 120 miles of sidewalk, 2,000 lampposts, 17,500 buildings, and $222 million in property—about a third of the city's valuation.
President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed the first National Fire Prevention Week on October 4 though 10, 1925.
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At Battleship Cove, the USS Massachusetts sits in the distance of a piece of 9/11 steel.
There was a 21 gun salute right before eleven doves are set free.
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"I was snapped back to reality by the sound of loud crash. A piece of the building had fallen and just flattened a car, a hundred feet from where I stood," said Lund.
Lund was on the subway underneath the north tower when the first plane hit.
"I took just a few steps off the train and I heard a massive explosion above my head. The ground trembled where I stood," said Lund.
Lund walked to his office building, located next to the twin towers. He then called his family to tell them he was ok.
"With that I hung up the phone with my hand still on the receiver, I watched the second plane fly directly into the south tower, as if it were in slow motion," said Lund.
High school student, Justice Andrade said, "It'll definitely stick with me forever. I've seen news interviews and stuff like that but it's different when you actually see a person in front of you, and you can see how they feel."
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Sound Disappearance: The Phonological Idiosyncrasy of Elision in Iraqi Arabic
The present treatise is a phonological study of elision in Iraqi Arabic. It aims at identifying and investigating the individual segments and the various types of syllables which are subjected to elision. It also attempts to examine the influence elision on the phonotactic rules, syllable structure and syllabification of Iraqi Arabic. It is assumed that elision has different effect on the concatenation of phonemes at and across word-boundary, syllable patterning and syllabification.
Key words: Iraqi Arabic; Elision; Assimilation; Syllable; Phonotactics
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Al-Muttalibiy, G. F. (1984). Fil ʔaswaatil luGawijja: diraasatun fii ʔaswaatil maddil ʕarabijja (On Linguistic Sounds: A Study in Arabic Long Vowels). Baghdad: Ministry of Culture.
Anis, Ibrahim. (1973). fil lahaʤaatil ʕarabijja (On Arabic Dialects). Cairo: maktabatul ʔanglo l misrijja.
Cruttenden, A. (2007). Gimson's Pronunciation of English. London: Edward Arnold.
Crystal, D. (2002). A dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics. Oxford: Blackwell.
Heffner, R. M. S. (1950). General Phonetics. Wisconsin: The University of Wisconsin.
Hijazi, M. F. (1978). madxalun ʔilaa ʕilmil luɣa (An Introduction to Linguistics). Cairo: daariT Taqaafa littibaaʕa wannaʃr.
Ibn-Jinni, A. A. U. (1955). ʔal xasaaʔis (Al-Khasa'is). Cairo: matbaʕatu daaril kutubil misrijja.
Jones, D. (1972). An Outline of English Phonetics. Cambridge: Heffner & Sons Ltd.
Kerswill, P. (1996). Phonological Convergence in Dialect Contact: Evidence from Citation Forms. Language Variation and Change, (7), 195-207.
Ladefoged, P. (2006). A Course in Phonetics. Boston: Thomson Wadsworth.
Roach, P. (2000). English Phonetics and Phonology: A Practical Course. Cambridge: CUP.
Shahin, A. (1980). fii ʕilm il luɣatil ʕaam (On General Linguistics). Beirut.
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42 U.S. Code § 5132 - Disaster warnings
(a) Readiness of Federal agencies to issue warnings to State and local officials
The President shall insure that all appropriate Federal agencies are prepared to issue warnings of disasters to State and local officials.
(b) Technical assistance to State and local governments for effective warnings
The President shall direct appropriate Federal agencies to provide technical assistance to State and local governments to insure that timely and effective disaster warning is provided.
(c) Warnings to governmental authorities and public endangered by disaster
The President is authorized to utilize or to make available to Federal, State, and local agencies the facilities of the civil defense communications system established and maintained pursuant to section 5196 (c) of this title or any other Federal communications system for the purpose of providing warning to governmental authorities and the civilian population in areas endangered by disasters.
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Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson traded to Buffalo Bills
Seattle traded quarterback Tarvaris Jackson to the Buffalo Bills for an undisclosed draft choice, the Seahawks announced Monday.
The Seahawks and Bills began working on the deal over the weekend, but it was not finalized until Monday morning.
Sports Illustrated's Peter King reported the Seahawks will get a seventh-round pick that could improve to a sixth-round pick if Jackson is active for six games with Buffalo.
Jackson started 14 games last season, his only one with the Seahawks, but became expendable after the Seahawks drafted Russell Wilson and signed veteran Matt Flynn in free agency.
Coach Pete Carroll announced Sunday night that Wilson has won the starting job and Flynn will serve as his backup.
"Tarvaris, all that we've ever seen from him is that he's a great competitor and a perfect guy to have on your team," Carroll said. "Because of our situation and the opportunity with the guys that we have, he deserves a chance to be playing. Buffalo came after him and I hope it's a good thing for him.
"He did a great job for us and provided everything you'd ever want to see out of a competitor on your team. We think the world of him."
NFL.com reported that Jackson would replace Bills quarterback Vince Young, who was cut Monday after struggling in three preseason appearances this year.
Jackson played in 15 games with the Seahawks last year, completing 271 of 450 passes for 3,091 yards. He led the team to a 7-7 record in his starts.
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We realize families referred to the Family-Focused Center (FFC) for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children may already be under stress. Therefore, we strive to provide you with the best support before, during and after your visit.
Patient families who seek care from the FFC typically have specific concerns or needs, including:
• Understanding communication opportunities
• Language delay
• Psychosocial well-being and self-identity
• Multiple medical needs where hearing-related issues may not have been adequately addressed
• Parental experience of isolation
• Medical home provider desiring collaborative support in providing standard of care for deaf or hard of hearing patients
• A child who is transitioning out of early childhood intervention to their local education agency (3 years of age)
Click each topic below to learn more about what to expect before, during and after your appointment with the FFC, which is located on the fifth floor of the Ambulatory Care Pavilion in Dallas and on the third floor of the Legacy Ambulatory Care Pavilion in Plano.
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Private financial counseling is available as well, if needed.
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At your appointment, a plan of care is developed for your child. The FFC physician will provide you with needed resources and support, and an interpreter will be provided if requested when scheduling the appointment.
Your appointment with the FFC is not intended to replace a visit to your child's primary care provider. The purpose of your appointment with the FFC is to:
• Provide support, so your family can make informed decisions regarding your deaf/hard of hearing child
• Provide education and collaborative support to physicians/medical home providers who care for deaf and hard of hearing patients, in keeping with national standards of care for diagnosis and follow-up per the American Academy of Pediatrics
• Provide a meaningful connection to the Dallas Cochlear Implant Program for families who are interested in pursuing a cochlear implant and for those patients who meet criteria to receive one
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• We may be able to provide ground transportation between the airport, hotel and Children's (based on availability).
• We offer interpreters for most languages, including in-house interpreters for Spanish.
• You will find a child-friendly environment throughout facility.
• A Family Resource Center, Social Services and Child Life professionals are available on-site.
• After you arrive at your appointment, we will set up an account for our online patient portal to allow you to access for future appointments, test results and medical records.
• You will have one-on-one time with the provider to discuss your individual needs and/or concerns and to receive appropriate education and resources.
• A follow up appointment will be made (if applicable) and included in the detailed visit summary at the end of each visit.
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Mark O'Connor and his string quartet kicked off their master class by jamming with professors Andy Carlson and Casey Cook before giving tips and answering questions – lots of them. At the end, the entire group of 30-plus musicians—students, staff, and pros alike—took the stage at Herrick Auditorium for an old-time jam session.
Daily & Vincent and their crew joined another group of student musicians for a relaxed gathering with lots of laughter (these guys were funny) amid some more technical questions like, "What's the best way to double a note?" (Turns out the answer is to use a second singer with a higher or lower register.) They topped it off with a poignant rendition of "Bury Me Beneath the Willow."
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Sunflowers are a favorite for kids of all ages. Not only are they fun to grow they're also great to eat – that is - if you can beat the birds and squirrels to the seeds.
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The seeds are ripe and ready to harvest when the back of the flower head is banana yellow or brown and most of the yellow petals are dry.
This is also when you can easily rub the fluffy covering off the plump seeds that have developed their characteristic gray stripes.
You can eat them fresh or hang the harvested flowerheads upside down in a warm dry place to dry. Remove the seeds by rubbing your hand over the face of the flower.
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Buckcherry has a new movie headed our way. Guitarist Keith Nelson says that during the songwriting process for the band's upcoming album, Confessions , frontman Josh Todd wrote a screenplay which Buckcherry is now planning on making into a film.
"Josh started to write the screenplay, which started to dictate where he was going lyrically [on Confessions ]," he tells Lithium Magazine . "Now we have a record that stands on its own and a phenomenal screenplay, but they don't need each other to actually work."
Nelson adds that while the film has yet to be produced, it is expected to have a running time of "under an hour." "We still haven't shot it yet, but we've got so many things in place to do it," he explains. "We're just waiting on the final business things to get in line so we can complete it."
Confessions, which arrives in stores on February 19, includes 13 tracks and features a central theme focused on the seven deadly sins: wrath, greed, sloth, pride, lust, envy, and gluttony. Buckcherry has said that they'll be previewing songs from the new album on their upcoming tour dates with Kid Rock and Hellbound Glory . That outing kicks off on February 2 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO.
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Olympics won't be easy for Bolt: Mennea
Mennea felt that Bolt could repeat his success of four years ago at Beijing Olympics, where he won gold medals in 100m, 200m and 4X100m races, reports Xinhua.
Bolt, who has three Olympic gold medals to his name, "is slightly ahead of all others," said the 1980 Olympic 100m gold medallist and former world 200m record-holder.
However, the Italian said, it will be certainly more difficult now that the runner has a new rival, also a Jamaican national, Yohan Blake. "Therefore, he cannot afford to make any mistakes," he said.
To make Bolt such a strong sprinter is his extraordinary figure, according to the Italian champion. "Just consider that I am 1.80 meters tall, while Bolt stands 1.96. There is a big difference, of course. It is evident he is a predestined for great performances," Mennea stressed.
Speaking of China's 110m hurdler Liu Xiang, Mennea said the Olympic medallist and world champion could pull off the same feat as in 2004 Athens Olympics.
Liu has clearly showed his talent in the past games and he could win the gold medal again, he said.
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The Evolution of the Female Labour Force Participation Rate in Australia, 1984-1999
AbstractThis paper contributes a cohort analysis of the labour force participation rate of Australian women over the 1984 to 1999 period with the aim of identifying the potential influence of a number of factors. Specifically, the analysis tracks the participation behaviour of representative groups (or cohorts) of Australian women over the life course. A fixed effects panel data regression model is utilized to 'decompose' the participation rate of each cohort and so identify how the participation rate observed in each year between 1984 and 1999 was affected by: i) General macroeconomic conditions prevailing in Australia at the time; ii) The age of the women in the cohort; and iii) The age-specific participation characteristics of the cohort, as compared to either younger and/or older cohorts. These effects on observed participation rates are referred to, respectively, as the 'macro-economic effect', the 'age effect', and the 'cohort effect'.
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AFTER A YEAR of arduous meetings and sifting through reams of data, Mayor Menino's advisory committee is slated on Monday to recommend a new student assignment plan for the Boston Public Schools. Unfortunately, none of the four options under consideration is likely to lead to quick or dramatic changes to the current system that launches thousands of students across the city in yellow school buses for no educational purpose.
It might have turned out differently had Menino been well enough throughout the fall to keep tabs on the committee's progress. But the mayor was flat on his back in the hospital suffering from infections and other maladies while the future of the city's school system was being reshaped. Menino appears to be regaining his health. But his school assignment options still look peaked.


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Erica Davieu, 9, will have plenty of extra time to do her homework. The Potter Burns third grader and her classmates told to stay home from school next week as ceilings are replaced throughout the school.
Wednesday a six by ten foot section of ceiling in a basement classroom came crashing down forcing the Pawtucket school to close. Luckily no one was inside, but the incident did highlight serious safety concerns about the towns oldest school.
"They knew about this problem when my oldest child was going to that school, years prior, and they did nothing about it," said Erica's father, Dwayne.
After the ceiling caved in the schools superintendent sent in engineers to check the rest of the building. No asbestos was found, but those ceilings with a similar fastening system to the one that collapsed will be replaced. During that time school will have to shut down, and working parents will have to make other arrangements for their children.
"It hasn't been easy. I don't have family out here in Rhode Island. We just moved here," said Nicole Ferrai whose dater attends Potter Burns.
Parents are now left wondering if the classrooms are really safe. Ferrai says she is happy to keep her daughter home until she can be sure.
"Obviously education is first. However, their safety is more important," she said.
The superintendent says she is working with the Education Commissioners office to find out wether the missed days will have to be made up.
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In addition to a restaurant, Walliserhof Swiss Quality Hotel features a spa tub. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
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In addition to a spa tub, Walliserhof Swiss Quality Hotel features a sauna and a steam room. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. This Zermatt hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and a fireplace in the lobby.
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- Total number of rooms - 34
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Stuebli - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
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You can get in. Really. College admission isn't as competitive as you might think. Fewer than 100 colleges in the U.S. are highly selective, which means they accept less than 25 percent of applicants. Close to 500 four-year colleges accept more than 75 percent of applicants. And open-admission colleges accept all or most high school graduates. You are more than test scores. Colleges care most about the work you've done in high school. They ... more
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Kaikor Construction pouring the Bridge Deck for its award winning project, N. Kahana Bridge Replacement.
A small company dedicated to quality and innovation, Kaikor Construction has demonstrated the ability to think big as one of Hawaii's 2011 Top 250 companies. Established in 1985, this general engineering contractor began with just five employees in one Oahu office. Today it has grown to nearly 50 employees and has expanded to five of the seven Neighbor Islands, Wake Island and Johnston Atoll. Its work volume in 1990 was $2 million; and now exceeds $14 million. No small feat in Hawaii's volatile construction industry.
Steve Baginski, President & CEO, at the North Kahana Bridge Replacement Site.
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"Our growth can be attributed to our people who make Kaikor a company that goes above and beyond our clients expectations, "says President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen Baginski. "We have cultivated a learning and teaching work environment where each employee's destiny is unwritten and it's what they decide that matters. Our goal is to develop each person to the fullest," says Baginski, who serves as an example, joining the company in 1990 as a quantity take off engineer, then later heading operations and eventually becoming company President in 2005.
Working primarily as a General Contractor and occasionally as a subcontractor in partnership with major Hawaii construction companies Kaikor is the premier contractor on structural concrete projects, including bridges, concrete paving, retaining wall, piers docks and other major infrastructure projects in the state.
Kaikor's reputation speaks for itself, and is known for its competitive pricing, superior quality, aggressive scheduling, client satisfaction and a safe workplace for it's employees. In fact, for the past two years, Kaikor Construction has won the prestigious Build Hawaii Award for Excellence for two of their more complicated bridge jobs. In additional they garnered several safety awards to add to their growing number of accolades.
"Our vision is to stay on the cutting edge of technology and innovation to continually improve and support the work of our field and office staff. We have a sound financial base, large bonding capacity and a wealth of talented employees, and are looking to expand our Pacific presence in partnership with other Hawaii companies," says Baginski. "In addition to expansion, we will continue to live by our slogan, 'Cementing communities, bridging the islands.' "
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Defense Department General Counsel William Haynes, who was a "prime mover" in the Bush administration's efforts to bypass the Geneva Convention, announced today that he "is returning to private life next month." Already a controversial figure due to his torture advocacy, the negative spotlight on Haynes increased last week when former Gitmo prosecutor Col. Morris Davis told The Nation that Haynes had insisted that the administration "can't have acquittals" at Guantanamo Bay. More on Haynes' role in the Bush administration here.
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John Tavares is a London Knight.
The Oshawa Generals scoring star and world junior championship hero waived his no-trade clause on Thursday and the deal was done. Tavares was dealt with defenceman Michael Del Zotto and goaltender Daryl Borden to London for forward Christian Thomas, defenceman Scott Valentine, goaltender Michael Zador, plus London's second round draft pick in each of the next four years, plus the Knight's third rounders in 2010 and 2011.
Tavares approved a trade to the Knights after Generals' general manager-coach Chris DePiero and Knights' general manager Mark Hunter successfully concluded trade talks Thursday morning.
Coincidentally, the Knights and Generals will face off Friday night in London.
"John and Michael have been terrific players and fantastic ambassadors for our organization," DePiero said in a press release. "John has been here for four years and he's been the face of our franchise and Michael has been here three years and been a great player too.
"We reached a point however where we had to decide if we were going to surround them at this stage of their careers with players that could win a championship, or allow John and Michael the opportunity to perhaps win a Memorial Cup. We obviously chose the latter.
"We are excited about the young players we are bringing in and we are obviously pleased to have so many draft picks that we can use down the road to help us build into a team that can win a championship at a later date. We wish John and Michael nothing but the best and we thank them for everything they have done for this team and this community."
Considered by many to be the first overall pick in this summer's NHL Entry Draft, Tavares was named the tournament MVP at the 2009 World Junior Hockey Championship, scoring eight goals and adding seven assists in just six games. The Knights were among several teams interested in his services - a list that includes the Windsor Spitfires, Brampton Battalion, Guelph Storm and Sudbury Wolves.
With 26 goals and 54 points this season, the Oakville, Ontario native remains among the leading scorers in the Ontario Hockey League despite missing a month of action with the national junior team.
With London, Tavares joins the OHL's second-best offence that already features fellow 2009 draft prospect Nazem Kadri. Should Tavares go first overall in the June draft, he will be the third Knight to be taken at the top spot over the last eight years. Rick Nash went first overall to the Columbus Blue Jackets in 2002, while the Chicago Blackhawks took Patrick Kane with the No. 1 pick in 2007.
In 2005, Tavares was granted special permission to be selected in the OHL Priority Draft when he was just 14-years-old. He went on to score 45 goals in 65 games with the Generals, who won just 18 games that season.
The following campaign, he scored 72 goals and amassed 134 points with a +25 rating as the Generals qualified for the playoffs for the first time in three years.
Last season, Tavares racked up 118 points in 59 games as the Generals made a serious push to reach the Memorial Cup in Kitchener. He added three goals and 16 points in the 15 playoff games before bowing out to PK Subban and the Belleville Bulls in the Conference Final.
Thomas, the son of former NHLer Steve Thomas, has four goals and 11 points in 32 games this season. Valentine, 17, has a plus-6 rating and 20 penalty minutes in 17 games, while Zador, 17, is 6-1 this season with a 3.64 goals-against average and .888 save percentage in 10 games.


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SUWANEE -- Students at Georgia Campus-Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine took part in a ceremony over the weekend that symbolized the beginning of academic study in a healthcare profession.
In total, 228 first year medical and pharmacy students at Georgia Campus-PCOM were presented their white coat jackets Sunday during a ceremony at the Gwinnett Center for the Performing Arts.
The 135 medical and 93 pharmacy students receiving white coats started their four-year journey to obtain the doctor of osteopathic medicine and doctor of pharmacy degrees, respectively.
Of the 93 students in the first year pharmacy class, 60 are from Georgia. Of the remaining 33, 16 come from other states with eight calling Florida home.
The PCOM School of Pharmacy is now in its second year and has candidate status accreditation, meaning the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education has reviewed the program and deemed it worthy to continue and to apply for full accreditation.
Of the 135 students in the first year of medical school, 53 are from Georgia and represent 18 counties. Of the remaining students, 81 come from other states with 28 from Florida.
In its seventh year, the osteopathic medicine program was the first academic program offered on the Suwanee campus. It began with an entering class of 86 students in 2005. The class size remained at 86 until this year when the accrediting agency authorized an increase to 135.
GA-PCOM opened in 2005 as a branch campus of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, a medical school chartered in 1899 in Philadelphia.
The Class of 2015 is the largest class to enter the physician program at Georgia Campus-Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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There are 14 women in this photo and no men. Is this a sexist organization?
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Actually, the class is fairly evenly divided. Students are chosen based on their academic standings and application.
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FRIDAY, May 6 (HealthDay News) -- Americans walked and biked a
bit more in 2009 than they did eight years earlier, new research
But the increases were minor, especially for cycling, according
to the report published online May 5 in the
American Journal of Public Health.
For the study, researchers analyzed data from the 2001 and 2009
U.S. National Household Travel Surveys and found that the average
American made 17 more walking trips in 2009 than in 2001, covering
nine more miles each year, and made two more bike trips covering
five more miles.
The prevalence of "any walking" among Americans remained the
same, although the percentage of those who walked at least 30
minutes daily increased slightly from 7.2 percent in 2001 to 8
percent in 2009.
In addition, the study found that the prevalence of "any
cycling" among Americans remained at 1.7 percent, and the
percentage of those who did at least 30 minutes of cycling daily
remained at just under 1 percent.
Walking and cycling increased among men, the middle aged,
employed, well-educated and people without cars, but decreased
among women, children and seniors. This suggests that social
inequities play a role in discouraging "active travel," the
researchers noted in a news release from the American Public Health
"In designing the right mix of policies, it is important to target women, children and seniors, who are the most vulnerable pedestrians and cyclists and require special attention to protect them from the dangers of motor vehicle traffic," John Pucher, of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., and colleagues wrote.
"Improved infrastructure for walking and cycling should be combined with educational and promotional programs to help encourage the necessary behavior change toward a more active lifestyle," the researchers concluded.
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