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Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
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The Insignia from this growing season is a deep, black cherry red color, with aromas of roasted black fruit, licorice, cedar and spice. The tannins are rich and full in flavor and texture to give this wine incredible depth and length in the finish.
"(tasted just off the bottling line; a blend of 71% cabernet sauvignon, 21% cabernet franc, 6% merlot and 1% each petit verdot and malbec) Deep ruby. Roasted aromas of currant, black cherry syrup, licorice and grilled nuts. Powerful but smooth and sweet, with superb, extremely unevolved dark berry flavors and a strong mineral note of graphite. Excellent acidity contributes to the impression of intensity. Very long, mounting finish features firm tannins and lively dark berry flavors. This bottling has been consistently superb in recent years, even in the difficult 1998 vintage."
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"Complex, with mature herb, dried currant, fresh earth and sage flavors that are focused and concentrated, gaining depth and complexity from midpalate on and then firming up and ending with chewy tannins. Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec."
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"There are 15,000 cases of the 1999 Insignia, a blend of 71% Cabernet Sauvignon, 21% Merlot, 6% Petit Verdot, 1% Cabernet Franc, and 1% Malbec. The core of this offering tends to come from Rutherford-grown fruit. The saturated dense purple-colored 1999 offers a tight but promising nose of incense, spice box, black fruits, and vanilla. This elegant, stylish, and medium to full-bodied offering is made in a more French-like, finesse style than such blockbusters as 1997, 1996, 1995, and 1994."
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For Netanyahu, who entered the race an overwhelming favorite with no obvious challenger, the outcome was a humbling rebuke as his ticket lost seats in the new Parliament. Overall, the prime minister's conservative team came in first, but it was the center, led by the political novice Yair Lapid, 49, that emerged newly invigorated, suggesting that at the very least Israel's rightward tilt may be stalled.

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Dr. Cheng has provided psychiatric services in Oregon since 1990 after completing his postdoctoral fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at the Yale University Child Study Center. His major clinical interests include ADHD and treatment of immigrant youth from around the world. Dr. Cheng currently serves as the medical director of the Intercultural Psychiatric Program Child Clinic. This clinic serves youth and families from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Bosnia, Albania, Ethiopia, Somalia, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Mexico.
Dr. Cheng is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at OHSU. He has a longstanding interest in psychiatric education. In 2010, Dr. Cheng and his co-editor Kathleen Myers had the second edition of their textbook, "Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: The Essentials" published by Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. The target audience for this textbook includes: pediatricians, family practitioners, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, as well as medical students, residents, and child psychiatry fellows.
Dr. Cheng is the Chief Medical Officer at Trillium Family Services (TFS), Oregon's largest provider of child and adolescent inpatient treatment. He has extensive experience providing clinical leadership for TFS treatment teams taking care of Oregon's most mentally ill youth. In 2010 he joined OHSU's Child Division to develop services in their Outpatient Clinic and the Oregon Psychiatric Access Line for Kids (OPAL-K). The OPAL-K project mission is to provide Oregonian pediatricians and family practitioners psychiatric consultation so their patients can have their mental health needs optimally met in primary care settings.
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M.D., Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA, 1982
Psychiatry, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, 1986
Child Psychiatry, Yale University, New Haven, 1990
Psychiatry, American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology, 1988
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Producers and marketers are moving quickly to capture the growing number of viewers who check into their social networks while watching.
This post comes from MSN Money contributor Michelle V. Rafter.
When the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in Super Bowl XLVI on Feb. 3, an average of 108.4 million people tuned into the game on CBS.
While they watched, 5.3 million of those football fans went on Twitter to share tweets about the game -- 31.1 million tweets to be exact.
That's a lot of hashtags. It's also a great example of how people watch TV today: with a remote control in one hand and a smartphone or tablet computer in the other.
The second-screen phenomenon, fueled by the duel growth of mobile devices and social media, is turning the once solitary experience of viewing live sports, special events and episodic TV into a group activity. The trend even has a name: social TV.
Today, four of 10 U.S. TV viewers check in on social media during a show or commercial break, according to an Associated Press video report released March 11.
"It's essentially making TV what it was always meant to be, a live, communal experience," says Andrew Somosi, chief executive at SocialGuide, a social TV ratings service. "It's different to tweet about 'Homeland' or 'Pretty Little Liars' when you know there are tens of thousands of other people tweeting about it."
Broadcasters, social networks and others entities are figuring out how to make money from social TV.
So far, they're focusing on squeezing more from advertisers. That's left social TV relatively cost-free for the average viewer -- apart from what they already spend on cable or satellite TV connections, smartphones and tablets, and online access or cell service for mobile devices.
Twitter is still social TV's epicenter, with 32 million individuals in the United States tweeting about their favorite shows during 2012, according to SocialGuide, which measures the impact of social media on TV viewing.
Twitter accounts for 95% of the public comments that get shared on social networks during real-time broadcasts, according to Bluefin Labs, a social TV analytics startup. Twitter bought Bluefin in February, part of the company's strategy to make money from social TV.
In December, Twitter said it will partner with TV ratings giant Nielsen and SocialGuide, which Nielsen bought earlier in 2012. Nielsen is using SocialGuide as the basis for a social TV rating service that's expected to debut in the fall.
Broadcasters are figuring out the best way to capitalize on Twitter's popularity with TV viewers. During March Madness, for example, Turner Broadcasting's TruTV and the NCAA are sharing 15-second video clips from games airing on the cable channel to Twitter within minutes of the action, according to USA Today. Twitter users can follow @marchmadness to see the clips.
Networks are using social TV to boost viewership and ratings. Programs like ABC's "Scandal," where the cast and crew live tweet episodes and engage with fans, "are the ones whose shows often get past the first few episodes," says Jane Boursaw, editor-in-chief of the entertainment website Reel Life With Jane. "It's how they do it that works, too. It may seem very off-the-cuff, but it's all very calculated and organized."
To promote the new season of "Mad Men," which starts April 7, AMC is running a sweepstakes cosponsored by Banana Republic and UrbanDaddy.com. AMC reaches out to the Twitterverse "to get them viewing," says Barbara Benham, a Washington-based social media consultant. "They offer games and ask questions to get folks to comment on its website."
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For corporate America, social TV is another way to get brands in front of consumers. When Budweiser and Visa ran ads during the 2012 Summer Olympics, buzz around the company's brands on social media rose 1,500%, according to the Associated Press video report.
Mobile developers are building standalone apps they hope the viewing public will use along with or in place of Twitter and Facebook.
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Aries - March 21-April 19
You always come through when the chips are down. Your fiery spirit always seems to pull you through life's challenges unscathed. Being the first fire sign in the Zodiac helps you get started first and then continue on to victory. You never quit until you reach your goal. It's fun seeing what you plan to do next.
Taurus - April 20-May 20
Your life continues to move to higher levels. You are always searching for new challenges. Keep on letting go of clutter and unneeded things around you to make room for the new. Do a fall cleaning and yard sale. Give unsold things to charity. This sets the universal wheels in motion to bring much new very soon.
Gemini - May 21-June 21
Affirm every day that you are continually fed, protected and blessed by the unlimited good in the universe. Give thanks for the many wonderful friends who grace your life and bring so much love and joy. See the good in others and they see it in you. Live each day as if there is no tomorrow. This is the true meaning of life.
Cancer - June 22-July 22
You have the most beautiful, happy, positive attitude. It is contagious to others. When you are happy, others are happy. Your happy heart leads by example. You don't ask of others what you won't do first. You are so respected and loved. Keep psyched up and ready. More wonderful adventures are on the way.
Leo - July 23-Aug. 22
Being the middle fire sign has its advantages. The balance keeps you sharp and focused. Good ideas popping into your mind from the instincts gives much inspiration for action. The odds are in your favor for success. You are a winner. Listen to, trust and take action on this divine guidance and victory is assured.
Virgo - Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Venus this week gives you an emotional edge and boost. Take action on the idea you have been sitting on. It wants to grow and increase. People around you are in awe, saying, "How did you do all this?" Say, "A little angel told me." That "Little Angel" is your guardian spirit and best friend. Are you listening?
Libra - Sept. 23-Oct. 22
Your great teaching talents will soon be called upon to help others to learn about your new spiritual findings. Educating, healing and counseling are your greatest gifts. No one is better at them. You love sharing wisdom. Then the joy comes back multiplied. Your spirit and light just glow when you are happy.
Scorpio - Oct. 23-Nov. 21
Your mastery of small details is preparing you for greater responsibilities. You get the job done. It's your large open heart that gives the motivation. Your warm, loving nature always guides you safely through life's storms. Your natural sensitivity warns you of challenges before they happen. Are you listening?
Sagittarius - Nov. 22-Dec. 21
You have done much this year. There is so much still ahead. Don't get in too big of a hurry. Timing is everything. Take time to smell the sweet autumn aromas and savor the true meaning of harvest time which is when you were born. You are a blessing from the universe. Now share your good and your life is justified.
Capricorn - Dec. 22-Jan. 19
Your energy is high. Your natural rhythms are strong. Make Physical activities a top priority. You have worked free of recent stresses. New adventures are on the way. Listen to your divine inner guidance. It's all about it feeling right. If your heart isn't in it, don't do it. Be true to yourself first and all will work out.
Aquarius - Jan. 20-Feb. 18
Continue to move forward. When you have a solid plan and put it into action, few things will stop you from creating reality from idea. When you are happy, steady progress is being made. Keep a strong focus on the top priority first. Less is more sometimes. Be prepared for a quantum leap in joy over the holidays.
Pisces - Feb. 19-March 20
You have such deep feelings. Your sweet loving heart is known far and wide. It always gives an emotional boost to your loved ones. You make it happen. You have much courage and stand up for your beliefs. You say, "This is my life, thank you. I am making the most of it. You can too." Thanks for all you do and give us.
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Fiji win Hong Kong Sevens
Fiji are the 2013 Hong Kong Sevens champions after scoring 26 unanswered points in the second half of the final to beat Wales 26-19 on Sunday.
In the semi-finals, defending champions Fiji came from 14-0 behind to beat Series leaders New Zealand 33-14, while reigning Rugby World Cup Sevens champions Wales secured a place in their first-ever Cup final with a 19-0 defeat of Kenya.
In the quarter finals, Wales defeated Canada 28-14 before Kenya's Biko Adema slotted a last-second drop kick penalty to see off Portugal 15-12 in the Cup quarters. They will face each other in the first Cup semi.
Fiji carried on their stunning form of the first two days with a classy 29-5 victory over Australia, before New Zealand edged a thriller with Samoa 21-14.
More to follow...
Wales 19 -26 Fiji
Third place :
Kenya 5-36 New Zealand
Wales 19-0 Kenya
Fiji 26-14 New Zealand
New Zealand 21-14 Samoa
Fiji 29-5 Australia
Portugal 12-15 Kenya
Wales 28-14 Canada
Plate finals:
Canada 7 - 12 Samoa
Plate Semi-finals:
Canada 19 - 14 Portugal
Australia 5 - 12 Samoa
Bowl final:
England 42-7 Hong Kong
Bowl semi-finals:
South Africa 14 - 26 England
Hong Kong 20 - 12 United States
Bowl quarter-finals:
France 7-42 England
Spain 14-28 South Africa
Scotland 12-21 United States
Argentina 5-7 Hong Kong
Shield Final
Argentina 14 - 19 France
The Bowl
Hong Kong delighted the home support and pulled off a shock 7-5 Bowl quarter final over Argentina. They will face USA, who defeated Scotland 21-12, in the Bowl semi.
England produced a much-improved performance to defeat France 42-7 in their Bowl quarter final. They will play South Africa in their semi. The Springboks proved too strong for Spain in their quarter final, winning it 28-14.
Pre-qualifying tournament
Earlier on the last day, Russia, Zimbabwe, Tonga and Georgia all kept alive their hopes of gaining core team status for next season. Zimbabwe went on to win the final, beating Tonga 22-19 to head to London with momentum.
The quartet won their quarter-final matches in the Series pre-qualifier early on day three in Hong Kong to secure their places in the promotion / relegation play-off finale at the final round of the Series, the Marriott London Sevens on 11-12 May.
Rugby World Cup Sevens hosts Russia were impressive in beating Uruguay, Zimbabwe were made to work hard before overcoming Brazil, Tonga edged Tunisia and Georgia proved too strong for next week's Tokyo Sevens hosts, Japan.
In London the four nations will play off for three available core team places on the 2013/14 Sevens World Series with Asian champions Hong Kong and the core teams ranked 13th, 14th and 15th after round 8, the Glasgow Sevens.
"We've worked hard for this tournament. We realise the importance of it because it is a qualifier for London," said Russia coach, Alexander Alekseenko.
"Unfortunately we have six players in our national team who are injured so we were a bit concerned coming into the tournament. However, the new guys played really well with the older players remaining. Overall I'm really pleased.
"The preparations for the Rugby World Cup Sevens will begin for us from tomorrow. We are really looking forward to this tournament and each Sevens World Series tournament is a stepping stone for us towards this historic event for Russian rugby."
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Amarillo, TX - 56 million Americans will soon see a slight increase in their Social Security benefits, but some say it's only a drop in the bucket.
The Social Security Administration recently announced a 1.7% cost-of-living adjustment (see associated link), which translates to an additional $21 per month for the average recipient starting January 1, 2013.
The COLA is determined through a mathematical formula based on the Consumer Price Index, which the Department of Labor released Oct. 16 (see associated link), but some costs are not factored into that number, such as medical care.
Martha Chumley of the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association says rising healthcare costs all but nullify any increase in benefits, saying,
"It really doesn't help us that much because Medicare always goes up, and we end up with two to three dollars extra - the most we've ever received extra is five dollars, but there's been several years that we did not get an increase in our Social Security, and Medicare did go up. So it really hasn't helped us all that much."
About 25 percent of households in Amarillo receive some form of Social Security benefits, and local financial experts say such a small adjustment is almost negligible, as Dale Buckner, an Amarillo retirement planning specialist says,
"I'm worried for my senior citizens that are retired right now in that the cost of living has gone up more than that, especially when you consider the cost of food is increasing at a more rapid rate than that; that's one of their bigger components, and also gas for their cars, transportation."
Also beginning January 1, American workers will contribute an additional 2 percent (6.2%, up from 4.2%) of their income to Social Security.
Since 1975, the COLA has been a mandatory component of Social Security - before that, it took an act of Congress to increase benefits.


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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - The Pima County Sheriff's Department says one of
its corrections officers has resigned after being arrested on suspicion
of smuggling contraband into the county jail.
The department says 32-year-old Arturo Martinez was
arrested Wednesday and that he is accused of smuggling a cellphone, a
solar phone charger and other contraband into the jail.
According to the department, two inmates also have been arrested in the case and accused of promoting prison contraband.
The department says the arrests are a result of
what the department says is a long-term investigation that is continuing
and may produce more arrests.
A sheriff's spokesman says he doesn't know whether Martinez has an attorney.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Majority Republicans say they've added more environmental protections to a bill aimed at bringing a new iron ore mine to northern Wisconsin.
But Democrats called them "baby steps" that don't do enough to avoid damage to water resources.
Assembly and Senate mining committees are expected to recommend the new package Wednesday, and send it to both houses for approval in the next month or so.
The bill streamlines the procedure for issuing state mining permits, with the goal of having Gogebic Taconite open what would be Wisconsin's largest mine ever – a large iron ore facility in Ashland and Iron counties.
Under the proposed environmental changes, more tests of waste rock would be required to avoid polluted runoff – and that runoff would be limited in existing waterways. Mining firms would pay to see how their projects affect wetlands.
The DNR could not issue exemptions to environmental rules if a mine could cause major damage outside its property. And new studies would determine the impact of mines for the following 250 years.
The state and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would have to agree to work together on their reviews. But the state's faster deadline for decisions on permits would remain, with a 480 day maximum.
Also, the public would still be barred from challenging DNR mining decisions. Republican Assembly Leader Scott Suder said his party made its changes in discussions with Democrats, and the compromise includes pieces of an alternative bill from Janesville Senate Democrat Tim Cullen.
But Cullen said he won't support it. He said it only took a small step in the right direction and, "It's an ever so slightly better bill."


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One on One Talks Football with Manish Mehta and Gary Myers of the NY Daily News
This past Saturday on One on One, Mack Rosenberg and DJ Sixsmith had the opportunity to talk football with Manish Mehta and Gary Myers both of the New York Daily News.
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This past Saturday on One on One, Mack Rosenberg and DJ Sixsmith had the opportunity to talk football with Manish Mehta and Gary Myers both of the New York Daily News.
Sitting at 2-9 through 11 games, it is clear that the 2012-2013 season has not been an easy one for Fordham Men's Basketball Head Coach Tom Pecora.
With Mike Watts on the road covering Fordham basketball, DJ Sixsmith joins Kenny and the usual supects as they take you around the NFL.
The guys evaluate the Giants big win over the Packers and preview an interesting matchup against the 'Skins. They have the respective Giants and Jets reports from beat writers Eric Mollo and Joe Vitiello. Then, Kenny defends his Jets in his analysis of the upcoming game against the Cardinals.
After spending Turkey Day in sunny Florida last year, the Fordham Women's basketball program hit the west coast for the first time since the 2003-2004 season. While the Rams improved to 4-0 with a victory against the University of San Francisco last Wednesday, the undefeated season finally came to an end with a loss to the University of the Pacific.
On Saturday afternoon, the 2012 Patriot League Champion Colgate Raiders defeated
the Fordham Rams 41-39 in a game that electrified the fans at Jack Coffey Field.
After losing to both the University of Albany and Cornell University last year, the Fordham Rams women's basketball team flipped the script to begin the 2012 season by beating both squads on the road this past weekend. The new and improved Rams are 2-0 for the first time since the 2002-2003 season. In fact, Fordham is 2-0 on the road for the first time since the 2004-2005 campaign.
On this edition of Monday Night Quarterback, coach Moorhead evaluates his team's performance thus far in his first year as a head coach. He talks about what the team has done over the bye week to prepare for Holy Cross. Fordham broadcasters Alex Smith, Mike Watts and DJ Sixsmith offer their insight on the first seven games Fordham Rams season.
After jumping out to a 14-0 lead in the 1st quarter against the 11th best team in the FCS, it appeared as though the Fordham Rams were on their way to a 4-1 record. However, thanks to 24 unanswered points from the Lehigh Mountain Hawks and 22 yard field goal from Jake Peery as time expired, Fordham suffered its second loss of the season.
Fordham outlasted Columbia Saturday afternoon 20-13, claiming its third consecutive Liberty Cup title. In the 11th renewal of the Cup, it was the Rams defense who came up big near the end on Lions QB Sean Brackett. A key penalty against Brackett occurred when he threw a touchdown pass on fourth down with under 2 minutes to go, but his foot was over the line of scrimmage and Fordham regained possession and ran out the clock.


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Here's the ever-elegant Princess Charlene of Monaco on her way in to the Dior Haute Couture show in Paris over the weekend. You'll notice, of course, that the princess is carrying a black quilted Dior Lady Dior Tote. Dior doesn't sell its bags online anymore, but you can browse the many variations of the Lady Dior (mink, python, and croc, oh my!) and find out where to buy one in-store at Dior.com
In the music world, wearing a band tee to see that same band is considered super lame, but in the fashion world, you should absolutely carry a Dior bag to a Dior runway show. It's de rigueur. Heck, you can even pair it with your Dior jumpsuit and Dior cape. There's no such thing as overkill when it comes to celebrating haute couture.


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Anyone littering highways or failing to secure loads will soon face fines that are twice as high.
Legislators gave final passage Thursday and sent to Gov. Gary Herbert HB328. It would raise fines for littering from $100 to $200, and from $250 to $500 for subsequent violations.
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Fines for failing to secure loads would rise from $250 to $500 for the first offense, and from $500 to $1,000 for subsequent tickets.
"It has become a very dangerous thing," said Sen. Pat Jones, D-Holladay, Senate sponsor of the bill. "There have been Highway Patrolmen killed [trying to remove debris]. There have been people killed because of things that are falling off trucks."
She said she saw a pile of collected debris at a highway maintenance yard that included "mountains of mattresses, barbecue grills, washing machines and sofas." She said crews even found a hot tub that had fallen off a truck.
The bill's sponsor is Rep. Richard Greenwood, R-Roy, is a former Highway Patrol officer.
The Senate passed it on a 19-8 vote. The House later concurred with Senate amendments on a 60-13 vote. Lee Davidson
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For Immediate Release:
April 17, 2013
Media Available
Jenny Slafkosky (415) 528-4367
Exploratorium Opening Day Schedule of Events - Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Image of This World Made It Self (2013) by Miwa Matreyek
Daytime/Outdoor Events
9:00-10:00am - Opening dedication at Pier 15 (invitation only; visible from some public areas)
9:00–9:45am - The Exploratorium will dedicate its new home with a ceremony viewable from some parts of the Plaza. Speakers include Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, Mayor Ed Lee, Exploratorium Board Chair George Cogan, and Executive Director Dennis Bartels
9:45–10:00am - New Exploratorium Bell
Since the museum's founding in 1969, Exploratorium Explainers have traditionally closed the museum by ringing a bell. The assembled speakers will piece together the intricate crown of a bronze bell created by artist Nick DiPhillipo and cast at The Crucible, a hands-on industrial arts organization in Oakland. Each piece represents individuals and organizations that have helped the museum on its journey to Pier 15. An Explainer will then ring the completed bell, which will be permanently installed to mark daily opening/closing in the Exploratorium's Outdoor Gallery.
The dedication concludes with the activation of Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya's Fog Bridge installation across the 150-foot-long pedestrian bridge.
10:00am - Exploratorium's New Home Opens to the Public
Six new galleries and more than 150 new exhibits created by artists, scientists and educators at the Exploratorium. Advance purchase, timed entry tickets are strongly recommended Opening Day through Summer 2013. Online ticket sales begin April 3, 2013. Go to www.exploratorium.edu/visit/tickets
Free Opening Day Public Events
10:00am until dark - Rangoli with artist Purvi Shah and volunteers from the India Community Center in Milpitas, CA
For thousands of years, Indian women have created elaborate geometric designs to mark auspicious occasions, celebrations and milestones. Made from a variety of natural materials - flowers, spices, sand, and natural pigment - this traditional welcoming design will be completed over several hours outdoors and remain on view throughout the day. (South side of Pier 15.)
10:00am until dark - Outdoor Demonstrations and Activites with Exploratorium Explainers In addition to hands-on activities for visitors waiting in line, Explainers will provide free interactive demonstrations such as Observing Clouds and Finding North.
11:00am-2:00pm - Outdoor Hands-on Activities with Explorables Volunteers
Visitors can meet with Explorables volunteers to make free Quacking Cups and Glove-A-Phones on the Embarcadero Plaza or Light Boxes and Spectroscopes inside the ticketed area of the Outdoor Gallery.
5:00-7:00pm - Hands-on Activities with Explorables Volunteers
7:00pm - KPOO Live Broadcast with Donald Lacy
Share your favorite Exploratorium story with KPOO-89.5FM listeners.
8:30pm and 9:30pm* - This World Made It Self (2013)
A performance by artist Miwa Matreyek
A large-scale multimedia performance by animator, designer and artist Miwa Matreyek.
As the artist moves behind the screen, her shadow becomes the protagonist in a fantastical world of her own creation. The work tells the story of the beginnings of the earth to it's current complex world. Matreyek will be performing an excerpt of the ongoing project slated to be completed in the fall of 2013. (Outdoor Gallery - ticketed area; visible from some public areas.)
8:30-11:00pm* - Emergence (2013)
Art, Design, Nature, and Technology at Scale by Obscura Digital
At the close of the Exploratorium's Opening Day, acclaimed creative technology innovators Obscura Digital will transform the façade of historic Pier 15 into a luminous portal revealing complex micro and macro phenomena. Emergence uses architectural projections of real-life visualizations involving fluid dynamics, microorganisms, particle interactions, living systems,
crystallization, and plant growth accompanied by original sound compositions to evoke a sense of wonder and awe about the nature of order in our universe.
To accompany Emergence, Obscura will present an interactive thermal imaging wall (in cooperation with Flir) on the side of the Exploratorium's main entrance, where visitors can see their heat signature projected in real-time, at large scale, with brilliant color.
Obscura Digital, a San Francisco based creative technology studio, orchestrates entertaining, informative, and educational experiences with interactive installations, large-format architectural projections, and immersive environments that generate a sense of awe, wonder, and inspiration for live audiences. www.obscuradigital.com
To view a video about the making of Emergence, and to learn more about the project click here.
Download Obscura Digital's Emergence Fact Sheet (pdf)
* Evening programs will take place on both Wednesday and Thursday nights, April 17 and 18. All are scheduled to being at 8:30 p.m., though times are subject to change based on light conditions. Program subject to change without notice.
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Hours of Operation & New Evening Hours
Tuesday-Sunday 10am-5pm; every Thursday evening adults only (ages 18 and up) 6pm-10pm.
$29 for adults, with lower rates for SF Bay Area residents, youth, seniors, students, teachers and the disabled. Tickets available at the door and advance tickets available online at www.exploratorium.edu/visit/tickets.
Getting Here
The Exploratorium is easily accessible by public transit. Convenient parking is available nearby. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit/location-directions.
About the Exploratorium
The Exploratorium is the global leader in informal learning, igniting curiosity and inspiring creativity in people of all ages. The world-renowned science museum creates original, interactive exhibits, on display at more than 1,000 science centers, museums and public spaces around the world. Dedicated to education reform in and out of the classroom, the Exploratorium is a premier professional development center for educators and a creator of award-winning educational resources. Since 1969, the Exploratorium has influenced generations of entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, teachers, students, children, museum professionals and everyday doers, reaching nearly 180 million people annually from around the globe. On April 17, 2013, the Exploratorium opened at Pier 15 in the heart of San Francisco's Embarcadero, where it will celebrate a new era of experiences that encourage critical thinking and awaken wonder for generations to come. For more information, visit www.exploratorium.edu/visit.
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The Liberty County Board of Commissioners on Thursday passed a resolution to accept the Fleming and Lake George fire stations for county management.
A fleet of model planes took to the skies last weekend at Savannah's Staff Sgt. Anthony Davis Memorial RC Model Airfield to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project.
The Association County Commissioners of Georgia recently awarded Liberty County a $6,000 Health Promotion and Wellness grant.
Nineteen local youths have proven themselves experts at land judging, as the Liberty County 4-H club cleared the brackets at the State 4-H Land Judging Contest on Saturday, Aug. 9 at the J. Campbell Research and Education Center in Watkinsville.
The Liberty County Commission approved the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax resolution at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday.
The Hinesville City Council during its Thursday evening meeting approved a rezoning petition that would accommodate a grocery store with gas pumps. Previously, the council delayed a vote on the new store because the public had not been given the requested two weeks' notice before the request was presented.
Liberty Countians looking for entertainment Friday and Saturday evenings need look no further than the local Performing Arts Center, where Love-It Productions will stage "My Sons from Another Mother," the latest from playwright and producer Donald Lovette.
Trapper Jack removed four gators Wednesday morning from ponds in Hinesville's Bryant Commons Park. The city contracted Trapper Jack and his assistant, Valerie Jones, to remove the nuisance gators for fear they would attack children who fish in the ponds during special events. Bryant Commons, which is leased by the city, holds music festivals and events that draw large crowds. Jones said the gators will not be euthanized andwill be relocated 20-25 miles from Hinesville.
The first, and possibly the most important, issue discussed by city leaders during last week's annual planning workshop was a notice from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division that Liberty and Bryan counties have to reduce the amount of water pumped from the Floridan aquifer by 1 million gallons a day.
Marquana Adale Jasper, who has been charged with one count of aggravated assault and one count of murder, appeared before Liberty County Superior Court Judge David Cavendar on Monday. Cavendar heard Liberty County Sheriff's Office Det. Steven Teal's testimony, which established probable cause in the state's case.
Midway police shut down a produce stand that was too close to the road last Wednesday.
Liberty County Parents! Post your back to school photos or videos on Instagram using the hashtag #LCB2S (Liberty County Back 2 School) and we'll share some of our favorites on our new Instagram account CoastalCourier.
Representatives from Liberty County, its municipalities and the chamber of commerce met Tuesday to discuss campaign plans for the coming special-purpose local-option sales-tax referendum.
The Hinesville Downtown Development Authority has announced a new "Movies in the Park" series for five Friday nights beginning Aug. 8 in Bryant Commons' amphitheater, 438 Oglethorpe Highway.
Walthourville Police Lt. Wade Long, attempting to initiate a traffic stop, was involved in a chase on Talmadge Road in Walthourville on Wednesday night.
Maj. Gen. Mike Murray, commander of the 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, joined Hinesville Rotary Club members Tuesday for their weekly meeting.


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Gamecast: September 11th vs. Reds
Justin Lehr (4-1, 4.43 ERA) vs. Rich Harden (9-8, 4.10 ERA)
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While the Cubs may be furstrating at times, it is good to reflect on how great the game of baseball truly is. It amazes me that eight years have passed since September 11th, but here we are and the game we love is still talking up our time even when things are not great. Regardless of how you feel about the current political atmosphere, take a step back enjoy the fact we have something so pure and great to focus on year after year.
I feel sorry for nations that do not get this level of enjoyment or pain for that matter. I know many people have pain in their lives, but this is a different kind of pain that is healed sometimes yearly. During the last eight years, the Cubs have made the playoffs three times, won two division titles, and broke our hearts eight times. Who doesn't love that? The funny thing is that we will back ready for more starting this offseason. By the times pitchers and catchers report, all will be forgiven for this season and our hopes renewed.
Enjoy the rest of the day, and watch a game this weekend if you get a chance. Life is too short to blame Jim Hendry for everything, and we need to embrace these times, because we will not be on this earth forever. We might as well watch more baseball while we still can.
Who's Hot
Jeff Baker - Now playing second base for your 2010 Chicago Cubs, "Jeff Baker." Baker has a 1.073 OPS in his last seven games and barring a big change will be the starter at 2B next season.
Geovany Soto - He's 4 for 10 in his last three games, with three of those hits coming for doubles. We'll take what we can get at this point.
Derrek Lee - He has four home runs in the last week, but only 6 RBI. How does that work? Oh right, people need to get on base in front of him to drive them in.
Who's Not
Aramis Ramriez/Kosuke Fukudome - Both of these guys have OPS's under .600 in their last six games.
Rob and Kurt both commented on the Cubs chances for the playoffs. Well, I say we pull a Major League and take the whole "win he whole F'ing thing" approach. I know it is a long shot, but it is better than no shot.
Once more, from "the thing that wouldn't shut up"
In case I've missed the sarcasm yet again: Dude! Come on! You've got to give a guy more clues than that!
Assuming yarbage really means it: Yes! Exactly! It's BASEBALL, not real life! The consequences of being wrong hurt only your heart, and it heals by the next spring! (And Cubs fans' hearts must be mostly scar-tissue anyway.) And optimists live longer!
Hey, I wasn't being sarcastic
Hey, I wasn't being sarcastic about optimistically forecasting what the Cubs would need to do to be playoff bound ... it's more that I wouldn't take myself seriously when I write about blindly optimistic stuff.
But the Bradley thing ... THAT was total sarcasm. (And anyway, Rob is def. the gloomiest and doomiest of us all ... it comes with the territory as he is, age-wise, the Senior Goat Rider.)


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That moment when you finish a book, look around, and realize that everyone is just carrying on with their lives as though you didn't just experience emotional trauma at the hands of a paperback.
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That moment when you finish a book, look around, and realize that everyone is just carrying on with their lives as though you didn't just experience emotional trauma at the hands of a paperback.
(Source: unbearable-bear, via lawlliets)
Ugh… not now! Not when I have a paper to sit for 2mrw.
Kissed someone.
Smoked a cigarette.
Got so drunk you passed out.
Rode every ride at an amusement park.
Collected something really stupid. Gone to a rock concert. Helped someone. Gone fishing. Watched four movies in one night.
Gone long periods of time without sleep.
Lied to someone.
Snorted cocaine.
Failed a class. Smoked weed.
Dealt drugs.
Been in a car accident.
Been in a tornado.
Done hard drugs (i.e. ecstasy, crack, meth, acid).
Been to a funeral. Burned yourself.
Ran a marathon.
Cried yourself to sleep. Spent over $200 in one day. Flown on a plane.
Cheated on someone.
Been cheated on.
Written a ten page letter.
Gone skiing.
Been sailing.
Cut yourself.
Had a best friend. Lost someone you loved. Shoplifted something.
Been to jail.
Dangerously close to being in jail.
Had detention
Skipped school. Got in trouble for something you didn't do.
Stolen books from the library.
Gone to a different country.
Dropped out of school.
Been in a mental hospital.
Watched the "Harry Potter" movies.
Had an online diary.
Gambled in a casino.
Had a yard sale.
Had a lemonade stand.
Been in a school play.
Been fired from a job.
Taken a lie detector test.
Swam with dolphins.
Gone to sea world.
Voted for someone on a reality TV show.
Written poetry.
Read more than 20 books a year.
Gone to Europe.
Loved someone you shouldn't have.
Used a coloring book over age 12.
Had surgery.
Had stitches. Taken a taxi.
Seen the Washington Monument.
Had more than 5 IM's/online conversations going at once.
Had a drug or alcohol problem.
Been in a fist fight.
Suffered any form of abuse.
Had a hamster. Petted a wild animal.
Gone surfing in California.
Did "spirit day" at school.
Dyed your hair.
Got a tattoo.
Had something pierced.
Got straight A's.
Been on the Honor Roll.
Taken pictures with a webcam.
Gotten caught having a party while parents were gone away.
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Reblog and bold what applies to you.
- I'm loud.
- I'm sarcastic.
- I cry easily.
- I have a bad temper.
- I'm easy to get along with.
- I have more enemies than friends.
- I've smoked.
- I drink coffee.
- I clean my room daily.
My appearance:
- I wear make-up.
- I wear a piece of jewelry at all times.
- I wear contacts.
- I wear glasses. (tho I actually have perfect eyesight)
- I have braces.
- I change my hair color often.
- I have a piercing.
- I have small feet.
- I'm in a relationship now.
- I'm single.
- I'm crushin'.
- I've missed an ex before.
- I'm always scared of being hurt.
- I've told someone I didn't love them when I did.
- I've been in love more than two times.
- I believe in love at first sight.
- I have a best friend.
- I have at least ten REAL friends
- I've gotten a phone call in the last 48 hours from a friend.
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Ohmagawd! Feeling SUPER tipsy!
Thank God I managed to drive home safely. :P
OMG. I can't believe this just happened to me!
A friend of mine called me with a private number and tricked me saying she was some lady from FedEx with a parcel from Europe, and that she wanted to confirm my house address and stuff.
Well, since I do have friends in Europe I thought it's all true. Like WTH? I seriously couldn't recognize her voice and she sounded so convincing…. till she couldn't take it anymore and started laughing! LOL.
She actually wanted to drop off a few souvenirs her bf bought for my twin and I during his recent trip to Europe and wanted to find out if I'll be home. Ugh, so stupid… seriously still can't believe I fell for it!
Anyways, too bad it isn't April Fool's Day. I must say… it would've been quite an epic prank. :P


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A Lenoir man was arrested on several drug charges after a raid that stemmed from an underground operation, according to the Caldwell County Sheriff's Office.
ICE Unit Agents, along with SWAT and detectives raided the home of Robert David Greene, 50, on Griffins Way in Lenoir. The raid came after an undercover officer purchased pills and marijuana from Greene at his home, deputies said.
During the raid, agents seized 17 marijuana plants, packaged marijuana, drug paraphernalia, a shotgun, and a large quantity of ammunition in Greene's home. In his vehicle, agents found more packaged marijuana, a 9mm pistol, and several hundred ammunition rounds, the report states.
The marijuana and plants seized are valued at $43,000, according to NC State Guidelines.
Agents believe, according to intelligence gathered, that Greene was supplying high school kids with marijuana and other drugs. Deputies told WBTV that school officials are working closely with law enforcement, and that more charges are likely.
Greene was arrested and charged with felonious manufacture marijuana, felonious sell marijuana, felonious deliver marijuana, felonious maintain a vehicle to keep/store a controlled substance, and two counts each of felonious possession with intent to sell/deliver marijuana and felonious maintain a dwelling to keep/store a controlled substance.
He was issued a $100,000 secured bond. His first court appearance is scheduled in Lenoir District Court on March 29.
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On Friday, April 24, 2009, Senator Raskin joined Compassion Over Killing at the first-ever Takoma Park Veg Week Kick-Off Party—and he signed our pledge to go veg for one week!
Check out his daily veg blog below, and learn more about this week-long celebration at TakomaVegWeek.com
I'm very psyched about this week-long experiment but doubly so after the great kick-off organized this evening by Erica Meier and Compassion Over Killing at the Takoma Business Center lobby. There, dozens of healthy-looking, incredibly friendly and overwhelmingly thin vegetarians, most of them citizens of District 20, gathered to celebrate our first and (I hope annual) Mayoral and Council Veg Week Proclamation and to cheer on carnivores and omnivores like me who are seeing if we have what it takes to join the ranks of Aristotle, Epicurus, Rousseau, Voltaire, Albert Einstein (at the end of his life) and Charles Darwin (the same). This list of exemplary vegetarians was sent to me by a constituent excited by our experiment and its "cross-over" potential to lifelong meat-eaters.
In general, I have been overwhelmed by the sweetness of the "vegetarian community" (if such a thing exists outside of my mind) but people have been authentically nice and encouraging ever since Compassion Over Killing went public with the idea. My wife Sarah, who signed on the dotted line too, also remarked upon the warmth and compassion of the people who came to the COK kick-off. One Buddhist vegetarian told me that animals experience fear and terror before being slaughtered and we "eat their fear" and carry it around with us. This unnerving and indelible image rocked me a bit, but I don't know if it's anything more than a disturbing metaphor. In truth, what has brought me to my week-long experiment has been an intense exposure to the dreadful environmental costs of livestock production, specifically the Bay-killing agricultural waste runoff from the poultry processors on the Eastern Shore and the ceaseless stream of earth-warming greenhouse gases produced by our social meat addiction. Moreover, I just saw something about how eating red meat every day radically increases your chances of heart disease and I see in various public health studies how meat eating is associated with a lot of "adverse health outcomes," as they say.
Also, I don't know if this makes my motives impure and narcissistic but I also feel as if eating a lot of chicken and hamburgers is making me grow, um, horizontally in ways I would prefer not to as middle age comes over me. And the appalling, revolting images from Fast Food Nation and Super-Size Me have never receded. I suppose I have been intellectually convinced for a long time of the social virtues of non-meat eating, but just needed a practical and fun way to give it a try. So far so good. The hummus, grape leaves etc. donated by Middle Eastern Market, and delivered directly by Sonya, who hung out through the party, were delicious and filling (though Sarah, I admit, was still hungry afterwards).
After the party ended—and we saw Delegate Tom Hucker, who came to take the week-long pledge (apparently he had been a vegetarian once upon a time for a decade)—Sarah and I went to the TPSS co-op to stock up on fruits and lentil soup. Then I took our three kids and their chums out to dinner to Asian Bistro in downtown Silver Spring. We spent the whole dinner talking about food, nutrition and the environment and the kids actually have a surprising number of friends in the vegetarian camp. So far I am feeling very virtuous in being aligned with this process.
Thanks to Erica, Paul Shapiro (who started COK), Josh Balk, Miranda Schneider (who was super-friendly and helpful tonight) and everybody else who has given me so much encouragement. What an adventure!
So far I have had no throwback cravings and subsisted quite well on my usual stuff: grape nuts for breakfast, peanut butter and apple for lunch. I grazed on hummus and pita bread at the Azalea Awards in Takoma Park where I also praised the Mayor and Council for their Veg Week Proclamation and signed up 2 or 3 new veg-pledgers. I ate a new midnight meal of lentil soup and toast. In two days I have gone from being a complacent ravenous carnivore to almost self-righteous vegetarian, which reminds me that the biggest religious zealots are the converts. Please scold me if you catch me lecturing people this week. What's interesting, though, is that I am feeling really good, especially after meals—when I feel a kind of lightness. Meantime, Erica told me that other cities and towns across America are interested in doing a Veg Week like Takoma Park.
Still having fun and still have not been tempted to backslide. (I did see Sarah approach some salmon tonight but am not sure what came of that; might she be headed in the pesco-vegetarian direction?) I definitely need to improve upon my menu, which will get boring fast if I don't learn how to move beyond pasta and soup. But I went to a memorial service this afternoon for an honored recently deceased constituent, John Hyde, a great journalist, author with former Iowa Senator John Culver of an extraordinary biography of Henry Wallace (American Dreamer), and a champion of healthy nutrition. There were excellent remembrances, soaring music and then—what I found to be most moving—a huge table full of delicious and beautiful healthy food donated by farmers from the Takoma Park Farmer's Market. Meantime, our family has been invited to have dinner with two different vegetarian families in Silver Spring this week! Are all vegetarians really nice or is it just the nice ones who welcome people to their way of food? Suddenly I'm meeting them everywhere I go, and my friend Professor Angela Davis at the Washington College of Law told me that she's been a vegetarian since 1974—35 years! I guess three days isn't such a big deal. . .


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NARRAGANSETT—The country's capability in designing computer programs and governmental protocols for preventing cyber attacks rests largely on the shoulders of today's students. Using computers and the internet is now an integral part of the primary school's syllabus, and the genesis of future research will come from the high school and university levels. Luca Spinazzola, a senior at Narragansett High School, is a beneficiary.
NORTH KINGSTOWN—North Kingstown Town Manager Michael Embury opened Tuesday night's Town Council meeting with a light-hearted joke.
Producing his 2009 and 2010 W-2 forms in response to a request last week by School Committee member Larry Ceresi, Embury stated that his wages went down over $4,000 from year to year, prompting council president Elizabeth Dolan to smile and ask if Embury also had his "birth certificate with him".
It was one of the few moments of light-hearted fun on an evening of otherwise painful decisions.
WEST WARWICK — The West Warwick baseball team felt like it was in Division I again Friday afternoon.
After spending four years in Division I – most of them miserable – the Wizards went down to Division II hoping to find a more level playing field. That has been the case for most of the season but Friday the Wizards ran into Prout starting pitcher Spencer Stall and rest of the defending II-South champion Crusaders.
WOOD RIVER JCT. -- The Chariho Regional School Committee unanimously approved authorizing Ricci to request a legal advisory from state Department of Education Commissioner Deborah Gist regarding funding for the Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center, commonly known as MET School.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – South Kingstown has two of the top 25 worst intersections in the state according to a state Department of Transportation report to federal officials.
The intersection of South County Commons Way with Tower Hill Road on Route 1 was ranked as the sixth worst intersection for accidents. The intersection of Tower Hill Road with Mooresfield Road on Route 138 was listed as 23rd.
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Richard and Donna August were in Washington, D.C. when news of the death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden was blazoned on TV news.
"The crawl [printed text that flows across the bottom of the screen] said they got him," recalled August who, with his wife, Donna, had traveled to the capital for their granddaughter's First Communion.
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Judiciary recognized 97 longtime employees for their length of state service and honored 12 retirees and six Employees of the Year from the various courts.
NORTH KINGSTOWN—The most recognizable feature of Rhode Island is Narragansett Bay, deeply channeled and lined with beaches and historic landscapes. Beyond the bay's shores, however, nestled between tidal plains and inland towns, are numerous salt ponds and marshes. These unique habitats display the wildlife of various fish, birds, insects, and many other species. The Rhode Island Natural History Survey (RINHS) strives to preserve these ecosystems.
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That, above all is the message of Mother's Day and, this week, we take a special look at the ways in which one mother's love helped create a very unique family.
Over the course of two decades, Exeter's Ann Fullmer has done her part for a group of very special children and, this week, we'll tell you all about her and her family as Martha Smith presents a special Mother's Day themed Tell Me Your Story.
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Baltazar, A.M.*, Hopkins, G.L., Moreno, J*., Conopio, K*., McBride, D.C., & Ulery, L. (In press). Protecting Youth from Health Risk Behaviors. Journal of Adventist Education.
Gavin, J., Ellis, W., & VanderWaal, C.J. (2012). Checking the Political Pulse of the University: Findings from the 2012 SDA Religion and Social Issues Survey. Spectrum, 40(4), 52-64.
Hardinge, F., Handysides, A., Hopkins, G.L., & McBride, D. (October 2011). Put down the Remote and Nobody Gets Hurt: the Link between Media and Obesity. The Adventist Review.
Hopkins, G. (August, 2011). Eat With Your Kids. Signs of the Times.
Hopkins, G. & McBride, D. (August, 2011). Faith on the Table. Australian Signs of the Times.
Hopkins, G. & McBride, D. (October, 2011). Compartiendo la Mesa y la fe con Sus Hijos. El Centinela.
Hopkins, G. & McBride, D. (August, 2010), Give Your Kids a Health Head Start. Australian Signs of the Times.
Hopkins, G. & McBride, D. (June, 2011), The Family that Eats Together: A Gift that Can Promote your Family's Health and Keep your Children on Track. Ministry Magazine.
Hopkins, G., McBride, D., Bacon, S., Saugh, D., & Westlake, J. (October 2011) Eat together, Live Well Together. The Adventist Review.
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Hopkins, G.L., McBride, D.C., & Baltazar, A.M.* (In press). The Abuse of Prescription and Over-the Counter Drugs. Journal of Adventist Education.
Hopkins, G., Andregg, D*. Roberts, J.*, Moreno, J.* & Armstrong, S.* (In press). Teaching Teachers about Health. Journal of Adventist Education.
Landless, P. & McBride (In press). Editorial Special Addictions Issue. Journal of Adventist Education.
McBride, D.C., Sedlacek, D., Baltazar, A.M.*, Matthews, L., Chelbegean, R., & Hopkins, G.L. (March 2013) Bonding and Family Dinners. Ministry Magazine, 21-24.
VanderWaal, C.J., Hernandez, E.I., & Sandman, A.R. (2012). The Gatekeepers: Clergy Involvement in Referrals and Collaboration with Mental Health and Substance Abuse Professionals. Journal of Social Work and Christianity, 39(1), 27-51.
VanderWaal, C.J., Howell, M.D., Davis, D., & Opel, A.R. (In press). Yielding to temptation: How should we deal with students who try alcohol or drugs? Journal of Adventist Education.
VanderWaal, C.J., Mayer, A.R., Cooper, K., & Racovita-Szilagyi, L. (In press). Balancing justice and mercy: Redemptive ways of dealing with student substance use. Journal of Adventist Education.
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