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Washington Youth Soccer "Of the Year Award" Winners
The West Seattle Soccer Club is a 100% Volunteer Organzation. We could not provide a high-quality soccer experience for our participants without the selfless service of over 300 volunteer coaches, adminstrators, and team volunteers. THANK YOU!!
The following volunteers were singled out for their outstanding contributions during the 2012 Soccer Season:
Volunteer of the Year - Tim McMonigle
"With more than a decade of truly exceptional leadership in the West Seattle Soccer Club and Highline Soccer Association, Tim McMonigle is the epitome of award winning volunteerism. Humble, passionate, and outstanding in all categories, he is one of the most dedicated participants, coaches, referees, and soccer supporters in the state."
Girls Recreational Coach of the Year - Chris Twombley (GU-18 Blue Crew)
"The amount of effort and time he put in my team over the years really showed how much he really cared for all of us. Above all he wants us all to succeed on and off the field. It has been nothing but an honor to play for him, and I will always remember him as a great coach and person."
January 2014 Update -- Chris Twombley wins National Recreational Coach of the Year!
View the WS Blog post (January 18, 2014)
Boys and Girls Recreational Coaches of the Year - Tim and Kristen Hinthorn (BU-11 Fireballs and GU-15 Inferno)
"It is overwhelming to see how many families have been so positively impacted by the Hinthorns, and to hear the stories of so many kids who still love and play soccer because of them... The flood of positive comments I received came from both boys and girls, kids and parents, all skill levels, long-time team members and brand new ones. To be so universally praised and respected is quite a feat, and demonstrates just how good these coaches are."
Also nominated by their peers and team families:
- Scott Jones - BU-11 Thunderhawks
- David Suzuki - BU-12 Panthers
- Andre Tiffany - BU-10 Donuts
- Bob Umeda - BU-18 Blue Dogs
Youth Referee of the Year - Nabil Ahmed
Other referees nominated for this honor:
- Bona Adams
- Brian McMonigle
Goal of the Year - Hank Church (BU-11 Titans)
Years of Service Award - Clydene Evans-Wenzel (15+ Years of Service)
"To one of our club's celebrated pioneers. We are truly grateful and appreciative for all of Clydene's time, efforts, and contributions to our club and community over the years!"
The Of The Year Awards are Washington Youth Soccer's annual awards to recognize outstanding members in the following categories:
- Administrator of the Year
- Volunteer of the Year
- Coach of the Year
- Youth Goal of the Year
- Save of the Year
- TOPS Soccer Buddy of the Year
- Young Referee of the Year
Nominations for each category are submitted on a local level to each Washington Youth Soccer District. Each District reviews its local nominations and selects its nominee in each category to submit to the state. Nomination forms and instructions are available HERE.
Coach Jean Robinson (front row center) was honored as Washington Youth Soccer 2010 Boys Recreational Coach of the Year! Coach Jean led the West Seattle Sambas BU18/19 team to a perfect 12-0 season that culminated in a District Championship and a 2nd Place finish in the 2010 Recreational Cup State Championships. Way to go, Coach Robinson!!
WSSC President, Bill Fry, was a finalist for the 2010 Administrator of the Year!
Bill and Jean were previously honored as the Highline Soccer Association and District 3 "Of The Year" winners in their respective categories.
Hailey Hirano of the West Seattle GU-09 Snow Leopards was with winner of the Washington Youth Soccer Goal of the Year for her calm finish after a beautiful assist from her teammate Mia Spry. Way to go, Hailey!
West Seattle Soccer Club VP of Administration, James Foulk, was honored as the 2009 HSA and District 3 Administratior of the Year. Jamie was aso honored as Finalist for the Washington Youth Soccer State Award.
Here is the link to the Annual Awards Gala recognizing US Youth Soccer's "Of the Year" Award Winners


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Leahy to hold hearings on US pot lawsBy GENE JOHNSON
The Associated Press | February 05,2013SEATTLE An effort is building in Congress to change U.S. marijuana laws, including moves to legalize the industrial production of hemp and establish a hefty federal pot tax.
While passage this year could be a longshot, lawmakers from both parties have been quietly working on several bills, the first of which Democratic Reps. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon and Jared Polis of Colorado plan to introduce Tuesday, Blumenauer told The Associated Press.
Also, Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., has indicated he plans to hold a hearing on the conflict between state and federal marijuana laws and has urged an end to federal mandatory minimum sentences that lead to long prison stints for drug crimes.
Polis measure would regulate marijuana the way the federal government handles alcohol: In states that legalize pot, growers would have to obtain a federal permit. Oversight of marijuana would be removed from the Drug Enforcement Administration and given to the newly renamed Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Marijuana and Firearms, and it would remain illegal to bring marijuana from a state where its legal to one where it isnt.
The bill is based on a legalization measure previously pushed by former Reps. Barney Frank of Massachusetts and Ron Paul of Texas.
Blumenauers bill would create a federal marijuana excise tax of 50 percent on the first sale of marijuana typically, from a grower to a processor or retailer. It also would tax pot producers or importers $1,000 annually and other marijuana businesses $500.
His office said Monday it doesnt yet have an estimate of how much the taxes might bring in. But a policy paper Blumenauer and Polis are releasing this week suggests, based on admittedly vague estimates, that a federal tax of $50 per ounce could raise $20 billion a year. They call for directing the money to law enforcement, substance abuse treatment and the national debt.
Last falls votes in Colorado and Washington state to legalize recreational marijuana should push Congress to end the 75-year federal pot prohibition, Blumenauer said.
Washington state officials have estimated that its legal marijuana market could bring in about half a billion dollars a year in state taxes.
You folks in Washington and my friends in Colorado really upset the apple cart, Blumenauer said. Were still arresting two-thirds of a million people for use of a substance that a majority feel should be legal. ... Its past time for us to step in and try to sort this stuff out.
Advocates who are working with the lawmakers acknowledge it could take years for any changes to get through Congress, but theyre encouraged by recent developments. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell last week came out in support of efforts to legalize hemp in his home state of Kentucky, and U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., is expected to introduce legislation allowing states to set their own policy on marijuana.
Were seeing enormous political momentum to undo the drug war failings of the past 40 years, said Bill Piper, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance, who has been working with lawmakers on marijuana-related bills. For the first time, the wind is behind our back.
The Justice Department hasnt said how it plans to respond to the votes in Washington and Colorado. It could sue to block the states from issuing licenses to marijuana growers, processors and retail stores, on the grounds that doing so would conflict with federal drug law.
Blumenauer and Polis paper urges a number of changes, including altering tax codes to let marijuana dispensaries deduct business expenses on federal taxes, and making it easier for marijuana-related businesses to get bank accounts. Many operate on a cash basis because federally insured banks wont work with them, they noted.
Blumenauer said he expects to introduce the tax-code legislation as well as a bill that would reschedule marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to enact medical marijuana laws without fear that federal authorities will continue raiding dispensaries or prosecuting providers. It makes no sense that marijuana is a Schedule I drug, in the same category as heroin and a more restrictive category than cocaine, Blumenauer said.
The measures have little chance of passing, said Kevin Sabet, a former White House drug policy adviser. Sabet recently joined former Rhode Island Rep. Patrick Kennedy and former President George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum in forming a group called Project SAM for smart approaches to marijuana to counter the growing legalization movement. Sabet noted that previous federal legalization measures have always failed.
These are really extreme solutions to the marijuana problem we have in this country, Sabet said. The marijuana problem we have is a problem of addiction among kids, and stigma of people who have a criminal record for marijuana crimes.
There are a lot more people in Congress who think that marijuana should be illegal but treated as a public health problem, than think it should be legal.
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SHEC Labs uses one-foot-square parabolic mirrors held in a frame. A cylindrical tube with an aperture is painted with a highly reflective coating and acts as a solar receiver. Sunlight entering the aperture bounces around, with 95% of the energy eventually being absorbed by the tube.
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"Tiffany Tuna" gives out faux fish near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco to call attention to PETA's newest "Try Vegan" ad.
Protester Amanda Slyter pleads not guilty and invokes the "necessity" defense (violating a lesser law to right a greater wrong—such as SeaWorld's orca abuse).
The CZA stated that it is considering withdrawing the recognition of circuses as a "captive animal facility", making it illegal for them to keep wild animals.
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PETA and the ACLU have filed a lawsuit against the San Diego airport after it wrongly refuses to run PETA's new anti-SeaWorld ad starring Kathy Najimy.
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Rockwood 2000 will have a Patriots Day ceremony from 9 to 10 a.m. Sept. 11 at Homecoming Park in downtown Rockwood.
Military veterans, emergency personnel and community individuals will be honored, and a special tribute is planned for those who perished on Sept. 11, 2001.
Special guest speakers and patriotic musical entertainment are planned.
The event will also include a dedication of Memory Lane paver bricks.
The bricks are offered at a special reduced price through Aug. 5.
Kingston Public Library will have free Saturday computer classes June 28 through July.
A Microsoft Word class will be from 9:30-10:25 a.m., with a PowerPoint class from 10:30-11:25 a.m.
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The fundraiser will be on Aug. 16 in the Parish Life Center of St. Mary's Church at 327 Vermont Ave., Oak Ridge.
The evening will include dinner, dancing to live entertainment, live and silent auctions, and a "celebrity dance contest."
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We think of celery as an ingredient in soups, salads and snacks.
Amazingly, it is mentioned repeatedly in the Bible as a remedy for some serious health problems. It has held an important place in medical use since about 500 B.C., when it was part of the pharmacopeia of ancient Egypt.
Celery is mentioned a number of times in the Talmud, the 39 books of Biblical commentary dating from the 1st century, as a remedy for infections and tumors, as well as a cure for gout.
A number of area women have met for several years for Dessert Bridge Day each Tuesday afternoon.
The members of this group include, from left, Sue Nunley, Peggy Cook, Louise Shipwash, Sydney Woodfin, Carol Poston, Anne Barre, Luci Bell and Anne Horner.
Poston, standing, was hostess for a recent event, and she served a pineapple cream cheese pie with a crumbled pretzel crust.
The Skin Cancer Foundation's Road To Healthy Skin Tour will make a stop at Kingston Rite-Aid this week to offer free full-body skin cancer screenings to the public.
Two private examination rooms will be available in a specially designed vehicle.
Members of the public may stop by for screenings from 1 to 4 p.m. June 26 at Kingston Rite-Aid at 106 W. Race St.
Get-well wishes to Carolyn Clemmons, who recently had eye surgery in Oak Ridge.
She is at home but still under the doctor's care. We wish you a speedy recovery.
St. Mary's Baptist Church sang the birthday song to Allen Hickman, June 19; Denice Bolton, June 28; and to Carolyn Clemmons, June 28.
After a prayer, they were given a small gift.
Ronnie and Danielle Scott will celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary on June 27.
They were married June 27, 1998.
They are the parents of two children.
Rural letter carriers at the Oliver Springs Post Office recently served the community by volunteering their time to pick up donated food generously donated by postal patrons in the Oliver Springs area.
The food was donated to an area food bank.
Planning for Oliver Springs' seventh annual October Sky Festival and Pageant is in full swing, and applications for interested vendors and exhibitors are now available on line.
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25.01.2012 Thy Art Is Murder w/ Boris The Blade, Belle Haven & Thieves @ Next, Melbourne City, Melbourne
Was here to see Boris The Blade but I thought that Thy Art Is Murder stole the show. They were actually the headliner and played like it, great set of death metal/deathcore in the vein of Carnifex. Not usually my cup of tea but really enjoyed their set.
Oh and worst flyer EVER…
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Made my f@$!ing day! New Spawn of Possession album is FINALLY coming out. First single is INSANE. Maybe the best song I have heard this year.
Awesome live recordings of the above, put on by Scion A/V. DB and Origin recordings alone are enough to keep me listening. The live recording quality is sick! Matt Sotelo is also a guitar god and James Ryan.
New Enfold Darkness album coming! Check out the first track over at Decibel (won't let me embed dammit!)
New Cannibal Corpse - Demented Aggression
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Bradshaw did not have a life insurance policy, which is making it difficult for the family to arrange for a proper service and burial.
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The goal of rehab is to stabilize, slow, or even reverse the progression of cardiovascular disease. It can improve quality of life, reduce risk factors, and create a sense of well-being and optimism about the future. Studies show that overall mortality, cardiac mortality, risk of future events, and hospital readmissions are all reduced by cardiovascular rehab.
St. Luke's Heart Health and Rehabilitation Center
The medically supervised cardiovascular rehab program at St. Luke's is tailored to each client's needs. The program includes exercise, nutrition, weight management, medication and symptom management, ECG monitoring, education, counseling, and support. Clients learn to modify risk factors including high blood pressure, smoking, high blood cholesterol, physical inactivity, obesity, and diabetes. They are also counseled on topics such as the appropriate use of prescribed medications and overcoming depression.
Located on the St. Luke's Meridian campus, the Health and Rehabilitation Center is the first of its kind in Idaho. The 11,000 square-foot center is designed to optimize the cardiovascular patient's health and future quality of life. It features more than 80 pieces of heart-healthy exercise equipment, a full-size walking track with a joint-friendly surface, classrooms and audio-visual equipment for ongoing learning opportunities, and a kitchen for heart healthy nutrition presentations and practice.
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Specialists
Dr. Jennifer Shalz is on-site at the Health and Rehabilitation Center to monitor the client's condition and progress as he or she moves through the prescribed physical activities. Clients also have access to an exercise physiologist, physical therapist, and dietitian, who work with the doctor to help patients achieve optimal health and risk reduction.
Referral to the Health and Rehabilitation Center
Clients can be referred to the center by their physicians. Most clients are heart or lung disease patients, such as those who have had a heart attack; have undergone coronary bypass surgery, valve replacement, or catheter-based interventions within the last 12 months or patients with symptomatic lung disease such as COPD.
To refer a patient to St. Luke's Heart Health and Rehabilitation Center, or for more information, please call 706-7050.
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PORT ST. LUCIE - After more than 30 years of serving residents with all their eye care needs, the Fier Eye Care and Surgery Center is excited to announce its expansion plans.
"This practice is a professional balance of the medical eye practice and medical cosmetic procedures," said Bob Schweitzer, chief financial officer for the business. "We've built a large practice and have become a fixture in the community."
Part of the business' success is its ability to stay current with all the emerging technologies. For years, the center has stayed on the leading edge of eye disease.
"Dr. (Robert) Fier, the owner of Fier Eye Care and Surgery Center, has a philosophy in treating patients the way he would want to be treated," Mr. Schweitzer said.
The eye care and surgery center currently has 30 employees who work in two locations in Port St. Lucie and Stuart. In addition to treating for cataracts, glaucoma and dry eye syndrome, the business offers comprehensive eye examinations and laser eye surgery. Dr. Fier was one of the first to perform laser refractive surgery in this area.
"When people that are almost blind come in and have the surgery that allows them to see clearly for the first time in years, it's rewarding to see the profound affect it has on them," he said.
For years, the center has been repairing and enhancing eyelids, as well as removing excess tissue around the eyes to enhance the patient's vision and appearance.
Now the center wants to take its high level of medical professionalism to bring cosmetic procedures to the area. To meet that goal, over the last 18 months the medical practice has been adding cosmetic procedures such as Botox and Juvederm. The procedures are performed in the facility by Dr. Rebecca Bobo.
More recently, the Center for Laser and Electrolysis, under the direction of Laurie Benedict, a licensed and certified medical electrologist and certified hair removal specialist, has announced its affiliation with the center.
"This is a logical extension of our services, and gives the patient the ability to further enhance their lifestyle," Mr. Schweitzer said. "We're going to do this in a very sound medical environment, which will allow us to offer the quality medical procedures the community has come to expect from us."
The cosmetic procedures will be performed in a new medical location, at 915 Ocean Drive in Stuart, just down the street from the original office.
"It's exciting," said Mr. Schweitzer. "We now have the ability to bring our quality service, our experience and our attention to detail to even more patients."
The Fier Eye Care and Surgery Center is located at 1441 E. Ocean Blvd. in Stuart, with another location at 514 S.W. Prima Vista Blvd. in Port St. Lucie.
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Danny Boyle did Trainspotting?
hmmm. didn't know that.
just saw The Taqwacores!!!!!
If you like (first 3 are from the trailer suggestion): Trainspotting, Fight Club, Gus Van Sant *check, I'd add SLC Punk! to the list.
The Taqwacores is going to be hard to describe to people who haven't seen the trailer or not read the book. It has a lot of levels, so it's complicated. And hard to tell what not to tell you.
A West-Coast Punk. Straight-Edger. Skinhead. Riot Grrl. Queer Punk. A Reverted Muslim. A College Kid. All in one house. Friday morning prayers, Friday afternoon/night party.
Ok, you know the Punk Rock movement— the freaks, weirdos, the ugly ones who all ban together for a cause. They destruct, offend, etc. Rebel.
Well, add Muslim into this house.
You have this "normal" smart boy who comes into this house, purely because it is a Muslim house— keep on his beliefs, be a good kid with the influences of Islam around him. Well— when he gets to this house, things change for him.
I read the book beforehand, a few things were changed/edited out. The author wrote the screenplay so I knew it'd be very accurate, which it was. :)
What the film brings up is Muslim stereotypes, which aren't always accurate and from their perspective.. just more punk, sub-genre perspective. But damn, good points are made THAT MAKE YOU THINK.
It also has many different views on religion. In general, it works for Christianity also— how far you take the rules stated in the holy book of each. Some think drinking and smoking is fine, sex before marriage, etc. The main man in this film, a punk rocker from out West, wanted to bring together everyone. The queers, riot grrls, straightedgers, all playing Taqwacore for the same cause. Fuck the interpretations.
I'm personally interested in all sorts of religion. They all have something beautiful in each of them.
This film is basically the story of Yusef's story while living at this house for a year, with these characters and the interactions, conflicts and conversations (some really deep and smart, philosophical) and how they change Yusef. Jehangir is the West Coast idealist punk, who puts on a major punk rock show to prove all these points, where crazy shit happens. It literally read like the book— it was wonderful.
I'm going to give a few examples of the conversations: talking about Johnny Cash, about the Riot Grrl wearing a full burka (do you ever feel like you don't want the world to see you?), interpretations of the Quaran, etc. It brings up good points. They even have a reverted Catholic-bred girl who converted to Islam and her perspectives, I'm not saying they fit for everyone, but it doesn't forget that idea also.
I can't describe this accurately, it's an experience. I know/knew I will be watching this a few times before sending it back. :D :D
Ok— to the technical film stuff. It's an indie film, so some things are more forgivable in my opinion, and I think it worked for it. The shooting was wonderful, editing worked magnificently and they made it more punk rock by changing a few things from the book so it could read as a film.. loved it. There was a few points in the acting that they could have been more enthusiastic, but hey they were trying to evoke casual conversation… it was fine. Minor shit. Music was great.
It's a controversial film in the best way— it fucking makes you think. It's social commentary, for all sorts of people. Does it make it real? Hell no! But it's great to watch and learn from, gain insights.
I just suggest you see this, I sped read the book thinking I was getting the film instead. It took a few days, the characters are wonderful and challenge thoughts, stereotypes, prejudices, even discriminations.
The West-Coast Punk, Jehangir, was sooo hooot. Then I saw his headshot and didn't recognize him. Weird. He looks like a friend of mine, if he had a pink mohawk, which I might recommend- he's done crazy shit with his hair.
If you like Fight Club, Trainspotting, Gus Van Sant films, SLC Punk!, and world religion point of views… GO FUCKING SEE THIS!!!!!
Also— it had a spot on SXSW film festival and also Sundance.
My writing on it doesn't do it justice, trust me. I'll put up the trailer again, it's just THAT GOOD. And there isn't much promo and stills on it.
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Requiem for a Dream + Kubrick inspired filming+ Scottish accents= Trainspotting.
Even though it was made before Requiem, you can obviously see that Darren was inspired by this film. I honestly wanted to puke a few times while watching. I didn't eat a whole lot before watching… glad I did.
There are some great lines in it, glad I got a warning and sort of knew what I was getting into. It is a story of a heroin junkie who is trying to get off the drug and dealing with friends and other influences.
It's a rough journey.
That's all.
The music is great in it.
I honestly don't really want to watch this again, I'll take my Requiem for a Dream instead. I can handle that one. And understand it. I had to turn on subtitles.


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- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 cup cherry or grape tomatoes
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 4 ounces wild or baby arugula (4 cups)
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
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In a large skillet, heat oil over medium-high. Add tomatoes and cook, stirring often, until they blister, about 2 minutes. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, 30 seconds. Add shrimp and cook, stirring often, until almost opaque throughout, about 4 minutes. Add arugula, season with salt and pepper, and toss until wilted, 1 minute. Add lemon juice and toss to combine.
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I absolutely love this dish! It is so easy and yet elegant - it is my go to dinner party dish! THANKSReply
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This was delicious, and so fast. Thank you for this and all your high quality recipes.Reply
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This was a home run!!!! It was so easy and delicious. It was a recipe that you could serve to guests and they would feel like they had been served a gormet meal. I served it over brown rice that I made with my homemade chicken broth, 1 clove minced garlic, a few tablespoons of dry white wine and 1/8 t. saffron. Delicious!!!!Reply
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Have made this several times and is delicious. It has become our favorite shrimp dish and is so easy to make.Reply
katalice 18 Jun, 2013
I don't know...this dish was pretty easy to make, but overall, I found the flavor to be completely absent and had to add taste to it through using a lot of lemon pepper and butter. I'll be trying it again and again, with a variety of different seasonings, to give it some much-needed additional "zing". As-is, it's just too light!Reply
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Great easy recipe! Tasty way to use up lots of spring greens.Reply
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With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we're reminded of a fun fact from the High Line's industrial past. As legend has it, in 1980, after years of declining use, the final train chugged down the elevated railway, carrying three carloads of frozen turkeys.
Hidden among the shiny cars in the tiered parking lot next to the High Line at West 20th Street rests a modest looking pickup truck. At first glance, this 1994 2WD Toyota appears to be just another vehicle waiting for its owner to take it for a ride, but look closely. As the brick-filled bed begins to materialize, the piece start to fall into place.
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The High Line's planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between rail tracks after the trains stopped running in the 1980s. Today, the High Line includes more than 300 species of perennials, grasses, shrubs, and trees — each chosen for their hardiness, adaptability, diversity, and seasonal variation in color and texture. Some of the species that originally grew on the High Line's rail bed are reflected in the park landscape today.
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We are in the final stages of installing El Anatsui's Broken Bridge II, a monumental sculpture hanging from an exterior wall next to the High Line between West 21st and West 22nd Street.
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As we enter the holiday season, consider giving special people in your life a gift from the High Line. Our apparel, products, and books are perfect for architecture geeks, design enthusiasts, green thumbs, urban planners, and children alike. What's more, every purchase from our High Line Web Shop directly supports the High Line's ongoing maintenance, helping us keep the park beautiful, clean, and welcoming all year long.
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It's been a busy couple of weeks for the High Line. We've been so busy with recovery from Hurricane Sandy that we haven't yet had a chance to share photos and stories from our favorite fall community event: Haunted High Line Halloween.
On Saturday, October 27, hundreds of families brought their Halloween spirit to the High Line for a spooky scavenger hunt, tasty treats, a dress-up photo booth, a pop-up pumpkin patch, face painting, live jazz and swing music, and more.
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This week, as many visitors came to the High Line to seek a respite from the storm flooding and power outages, we were often asked how the landscape managed to escape harm from Hurricane Sandy and the subsequent snow storm.
Given the magnitude of the hurricane, it was inevitable that the High Line would sustain some damage. Like many other buildings along Manhattan's West Side, saltwater flooding during the storm surge damaged the park's underground utility connections, but fortunately the vast majority of the High Line's plantings are intact.
As you can see in the above photograph, which was taken the day after Hurricane Sandy, the High Line's landscape is in great shape following the severe weather. With the exception of a handful of small, uprooted trees, all the along the park you see a thriving landscape with autumnal blooms, grasses gone to seed, and the last of the season's fall foliage.
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By uploading a photo to Devolve Me you can take your image back to how you might have looked as an Australopuithecus afarensis (3.7 million years ago), a Homo habilis (2.2 million years ago), a Homo erectus (1.8 million years ago) or a Homo heidelbergensis (500,000 years ago).
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You can select short video clips by subject and topic on a variety of areas and ideas for teaching.
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What's in a Name?
from Mark Futato Nov 12, 2010 Category: Tabletalk Magazine"Anybody who has spent any time in the church can tell stories of flat-out ridiculous attitudes and actions they have seen in the lives of God's people. There is nothing new under the sun." Sadly, that is the case. And as Mark Futato points out in this month's issue of Tabletalk, this has long been the case. "The book of Jonah exposes in a sometimes humorous way the foibles of the faithful in ancient Israel. Against the backdrop of human folly shines the brilliance of divine faithfulness. Such is the message of the book of Jonah. We need not, however, study the whole book to get this message. It is found in Jonah's name." Keep Reading
By Faith, Not Fear
from Tim Challies Nov 08, 2010 Category: Tabletalk Magazine"Lions and tigers and bears, O my!" That's not only one of the more memorable lines from cinematic history, it's one of the more recognizable themes in contemporary discipleship. Sometimes fear of the enemies to our faith seems much more pronounced than faith in the object of our faith — the Lord Jesus Christ. Keep Reading
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from R.C. Sproul Nov 05, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineIn his article from this month's issue of Tabletalk, R.C. Sproul says that open season has been declared on Christian college students. And so he offers a word of caution to parents... Keep Reading
Deus Pro Nobis
from Tim Challies Nov 03, 2010 Category: Tabletalk Magazine"As we enter the second decade of the twenty-first century, we have reached an all-time low in terms of our expectations for college students. Both parents and students seem to have ingested a lowest-common-denominator sedative that has led many to enter college with an overwhelming feeling of doubt and desperation." Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Nov 02, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineThe November edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's issue looks to the common challenges that students face when leaving home for college. The contributors seek to exhort parents and college students to consider thoughtfully the stakes involved and to be equipped as they prepare and engage in these challenging years. Contributors include R.C. Sproul, Scotty Smith, Scott Devor, Alex Chediak, Keith Mathison and R.C. Sproul Jr. Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Oct 28, 2010 Category: Tabletalk Magazine"The Bible is a book that is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Look at it from one perspective, and it's rather a small book. It occupies less space on a shelf than a dictionary. Some versions you can even carry in your pocket. Yet when we consider all that is within it, it's a rather large book. It equips us for every good work (2 Tim. 3:16). Its riches can and will occupy our meditations into eternity." Keep Reading
We Believe the Bible and You Do Not
from Tim Challies Oct 26, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineKeith Mathison was recently reading Francis Pieper's Christian Dogmatics, and ran across this statement: "The difference between the Lutheran Church and the Reformed in the doctrine of Baptism is fully and adequately defined by saying that the former believes God's Word regarding Baptism, the latter not." Keith says "Let that one sink in for just a moment. Here we have one of the most respected Lutheran systematic theologians of the last century saying that the difference between his church and the Reformed over baptism can be summed up as follows: 'Lutherans believe the Bible, and the Reformed don't.' It's just that simple, right?" Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Oct 22, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineThe news industry has fallen upon difficult times. The old model has come close to complete disintegration, revenues have plummeted and few hold out much hope for those old media. Nick Eicher is publisher of World magazine and CEO of God's World Publications. He has witnessed this decline from an insider's perspective. And yet he is not lamenting the change. Keep Reading
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from Tim Challies Oct 19, 2010 Category: Tabletalk MagazineBob Kauflin sees that he is running the final laps of his race here on earth and this has made him start thinking about passing the baton. In the current issue of Tabletalk he writes, "Last year I gave a message on transferring ministry responsibility to the next generation. In my preparation, I came across some principles for passing the baton in a relay race that are surprisingly relevant for young leaders." Keep Reading


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ECHOES OF THE GODDESS Simon Brighton & Terry Welbourn
Over the past five years Simon Brighton and Terry Welbourn have set out to discover what happened to the Goddess after she was evicted from her pre-Christian elevated position as an equal to the Gods or as an individual deity. Travelling throughout Britain, they uncovered traces of the divine feminine - from holy wells and shrines, lost underground chambers to folklore, legends and fairy tales - to show that even after centuries of marginalisation, the goddess has remained with us. This unique book provides a rare glimpse through the sands of time to an era before modernisation and secularisation took hold, a time when pagan ritual and nature ruled the land. Uncover the secret clues hidden beneath our feet, including the dualism of Christianity and paganism amongst many fascinating sites, ruins, churches and the very landscape itself. This beautifully illustrated book is perfect for anyone with an interest in ancient spirituality and history.
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Weight Watchers (NYSE: WTW) produces weight-loss products, solutions, and services. On Friday, the company's shares sold off in high volume and the stock fell below $40 for the first time in years. Basically, all its gains for the last three years were erased in one day.
The company generated $465 million in revenue and $1.39 per share in earnings this last quarter. It had to take a $20 million debt-refinancing charge, which played a role in the decreased net income compared to last year.
Furthermore, the company reduced its full year guidance from $3.60 to 3.90 to $3.55 to 3.70 and CEO David Kirchhoff resigned from his position. All this bad news battered the stock. So is now a good time to buy?
The internet helped and hurt operations
There is a movement towards eating healthier and watching one's lifestyle more closely. This is primarily because of increased internet awareness and higher healthcare costs related to bad dietary habits. As a result, Weight Watchers was able to grow its revenue from $1.39 billion to $1.82 billion between 2009 and 2012. Similarly, the company's online classes, which cost $5 per week, have become popular.
But then, the internet not only brought awareness for the products and services of Weight Watchers, it also brought increased competition. There are tons of free applications that can help consumers manage their calories. And many have been successful in getting dieters to switch from Weight Watchers' paid program to their free platform.
During the last earnings call, management acknowledged this and admitted that it was having more trouble than ever in recruiting and retaining members who are willing to pay for its online services. This is very bad news and something that must be corrected.
Healthy snacks market
Furthermore, there are several food companies such as Kraft Foods (NASDAQ: KRFT) and General Mills (NYSE: GIS) that are producing healthier foods. These companies are attempting to gain market share in the "healthy food sector" and change the perception that they are "junk food" producers.
After spinning off Mondelez International, Kraft has been performing well. The company's share price jumped from $45 to $57 since the split, and still looks cheap with a P/E ratio around 18 (about the average for the market). Kraft also pays a dividend of 3.5%.
Kraft is seeking growth by introducing a larger variety of products and it's targeting higher margins by increasing its manufacturing efficiency. While it makes a wide variety of products, it lacks geographical diversity, since it only operates in the U.S. now.
General Mills is another interesting story. Year to date, the company's share price is up 30% and it too has an earnings multiple around 18. Unfortunately, its dividend is a tad lower than Kraft at 2.9%. General Mills has recently launched some yogurt and low-calorie snack products in order to gain a larger piece of the "healthy snack" pie.
Recently, General Mills has been losing market share in cereals. Perhaps, it will start launching healthier cereal options in order to gain share. Unlike Kraft, General Mills still enjoys a global presence and the company's international unit accounts for most of the growth. For example, in the last quarter, international sales increased by 26% while American sales rose by 2%.
What about the departure of the CEO?
The new CEO of Weight Watchers will be the old Chief Operating Officer James Chambers, who left Kraft Foods less than a year ago. We don't know if Mr. Kirchhoff resigned because of bad performance, but he said he was looking to "to embark on something entirely new."
Generally, when CEOs abruptly leave, it's because of poor performance or health reasons. In this case, Weight Watchers hasn't been been performing so perhaps it was time for a change. When the CEO vacates his post, investors usually sell the stock.
Is the company cheap?
Going forward, analysts expect Weight Watchers to earn $3.65 per share this year, $3.97 in 2014 and $4.26 in 2015. This gives the company a forward P/E ratio of around 10 for 2013 and 9 in the years to follow. After the sell-off, the company's valuation looks pretty cheap. If you were looking for a pullback to start a position, you definitely got it.
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Community members came out Tuesday night to stand against charter schools.
Chicago Public Schools is considering opening more of them a year after closing 50 schools around the city.
Currently, CPS officials are reviewing 21 applications for new charter schools to open in the next two years.
They will present their findings next week to the Board of Education, who will vote whether to approve or deny the schools.
Several community groups came together at a forum Tuesday night at Shields Middle School to discuss the potential charters and why they shouldn't be approved.
Many are upset that CPS would even consider opening these schools after the district just closed 50 public schools.
Charters are being considered for neighborhoods such as Belmont Crag in, Chatham, McKinley Park/Bridgeport, Austin and South Shore.
CPS has said it is focusing on several areas that are overcrowded.
Many groups Tuesday said there wouldn't have been an issue if neighborhood schools weren't closed to begin with.
People expressed their concern Tuesday night that charters select students through a lottery system and they said those schools will routinely drop the bottom third of students.
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Signaling Pathways Controlling c-Myc Degradation Shown to Affect Oncogenic Transformation of Human Cells
In the April issue of Nature Cell Biology, Dr. Elizabeth Yeh and colleagues describe a sequence of molecular events that regulates the stability of the c-Myc protein, a transcription factor essential for normal cell proliferation that modulates the expression of genes involved in cell-cycle control, differentiation, and apoptosis. c-Myc is overexpressed in many human cancers, and when too much of the c-Myc protein accumulates by failing to degrade, it contributes to oncogenesis.
Scientists have known that activation of the Ras signaling pathway stabilizes the normally short-lived c-Myc protein and that deactivation of Ras signaling allows degradation of the protein via the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway. Yeh and colleagues have elucidated the mechanisms that control this sequence of events - specifically, the sequential phosphorylation of two highly conserved amino acid residues, serine 62 (Ser 62) and threonine 58 (Thr 58).
During Ras activation, the c-Myc protein is phosphorylated at Ser 62, which stabilizes it, allowing its effects on the cell to become amplified. To ensure that the subsequent increase in the amount of protein is temporary, Ser 62 phosphorylation triggers a cascade of molecular interactions that culminate with the phosphorylation of Thr 58. This second phosphorylation event tags the protein for degradation. The authors conclude, therefore, that "the role of the inter-related phosphorylation and dephosphorylation events is to ensure that Ras-mediated amplification of c-Myc protein levels is indeed transient and self-limited.
"Several types of cancer - including Burkitt's lymphoma and all cancers caused by retroviruses - have been found to possess the form of the c-Myc protein that is mutated at Thr 58. As the authors observe, "at least one functional consequence of c-Myc stabilization in human cells is to sensitize the cells to transformation and tumorigenesis."
Halting of Antitobacco Campaign Increases Youth Smoking Susceptibility
The discontinuation of an aggressive advertising campaign aimed at reducing tobacco use in teens increased the number of adolescents susceptible to cigarette smoking, according to a new study from University of Miami and NCI researchers. Six months after a comprehensive Minnesota state antitobacco campaign ceased in July 2003 due to massive cutbacks in funding for antismoking programs, the number of adolescents who said they would smoke sometime in the next year increased from 43.3 percent to 52.9 percent.
In the analysis, published in the April 16 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, researchers looked at results from surveys of more than 1,000 teens aged 12 to 17. The surveys, conducted during and after the three-year antitobacco campaign, were devised to gauge teens' awareness. The teens were specifically asked about their awareness of the campaign's Target Market branding and whether they would smoke in the next year.
Studies have shown that comprehensive state antitobacco programs, especially those with strong advertising (i.e., paid media) campaigns, have contributed to the substantial decline in adolescent smoking since 1997, the researchers noted. "These findings suggest that state cutbacks in anti-tobacco campaigns might increase the susceptibility of youths to smoking, which is a key predictor of adolescent tobacco use," they wrote. "Because tobacco use remains the leading preventable cause of death in the United States, efforts to prevent smoking initiation among youths can have a profound impact on public health."
Trial Testing Rituximab for Indolent NHL Reaches Endpoint Two Years Early
A phase III clinical trial evaluating the anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody rituximab (Rituxan) in patients with relapsed indolent non-Hodgkins lymphoma (NHL) has met its primary endpoints of response rate and progression-free survival two years earlier than expected, the drug's manufacturer, Roche, has announced.
In the trial, which involved sites in 18 countries, 321 relapsed indolent NHL patients were randomly assigned to receive rituximab plus chemotherapy or chemotherapy alone as initial treatment. Responding patients were then randomly assigned to receive either rituximab for two years as maintenance therapy or no further treatment. An interim analysis demonstrated rituximab's superior efficacy in both parts of the trial. With chemotherapy alone, the median point for time to progression of the disease was 15 months, while chemotherapy plus rituximab extended this to 27 months.


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Every year, the last half of November begins a season of holiday anticipation. Thoughts of turkey dinners, family gatherings and holiday shopping fill the heads of folks everywhere. A less pleasant task, however, is filling out your annual enrollment packet for work-based insurance benefits.
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I'll tell you about it. Back when I played for the Toledo Mud Hens, I once swung a fungo and shredded my interior pectoral in six places. Tossing a Stroh's can into the laundry basket hurts like the devil to this day. Why? Because neither the Hens nor QuickTrip (my current employer – come see me in Calhoun) done a darn thing about it. They call it a pre-existing condition on account of my time in Amish barn camp. Spilled coffee on Isle 2, Pedro.


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A host of stars including Janice Dickinson and Jeremy London have signed up for the fourth installment of VH1's "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew," VH1 has announced.
The cast will also include troubled former "Laguna Beach" star Jason Wahler, oil heir Jason Davis, Frankie Lons, who is Keyshia Cole's mother and '70s teen idol Leif Garrett. In an unexpected move, also joining the fray is Rachel Uchitel, the alleged former mistress of Tiger Woods. She was billed by VH1 in a press release as an "Infamous Party Planner."
The group will shortly be checking into the Pasadena Recovery Center, where they will complete a 21-day program under the supervision of Dr. Drew Pinksy. VH1 has not yet set an airdate for the project, but it is expected to hit television screens later this year.
It is unclear what London will be treated for, however, last month, the former "Party of Five" star claimed he was kidnapped while he was fixing a flat tire, and forced to take drugs. He later sought an injunction against his family members to stop them from giving interviews. A judge rejected his request, noting that comments made by the actor's family were covered under the First Amendment, the Associated Press previously reported.
Wahler and Garret have had a long history of run-ins with the law due to substance abuse problems.
According to TMZ, former supermodel Janice is expected to tackle alcohol issues. Meanwhile, a source told Us Weekly that Uchitel will tackle love issues.
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ROME (AP) — The captain of the shipwrecked Costa Concordia is in an Italian court today to contest his firing.
Francesco Schettino is challenging Costa Crociere SpA's decision to fire him after the Concordia ran aground off Tuscany Jan. 13, 2012, and capsized, killing 32 people. Court-appointed experts have blamed Schettino for the disaster, saying he took the ship off course in a stunt.
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April 08, 2010, 7:16 AM — by Sean McCown, InfoWorld - SQL developers on every platform are struggling, seemingly stuck in a DO WHILE loop that makes them repeat the same mistakes again and again. That's because the database field is still relatively immature. Sure, vendors are making some strides, but they continue to grapple with the bigger issues. Concurrency, resource management, space management, and speed still plague SQL developers whether they're coding on SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Sybase, MySQL, or any other relational platform.
Part of the problem is that there is no magic bullet, and for almost every best practice, I can show you at least one exception. Typically, a developer finds his or her own favorite methods -- though usually they don't include any constructs for performance or concurrency -- and doesn't bother exploring other options. Maybe that's a symptom of lack of education, or the developers are just too close to the process to recognize when they're doing something wrong. Maybe the query runs well on a local set of test data but fails miserably on the production system.
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I don't expect SQL developers to become administrators, but they must take production issues into account when writing their code. If they don't do it during initial development, the DBAs will just make them go back and do it later -- and the users suffer in the interim.
There's a reason why we say tuning a database is both an art and a science. It's because very few hard-and-fast rules exist that apply across the board. The problems you've solved on one system aren't issues on another, and vice versa. There's no right answer when it comes to tuning queries, but that doesn't mean you should give up.
There are some good principles you can follow that should yield results in one combination or another. I've encapsulated them in a list of SQL dos and don'ts that often get overlooked or are hard to spot. These techniques should give you a little more insight into the minds of your DBAs, as well as the ability to start thinking of processes in a production-oriented way.
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I have mixed feelings for the school. I just recently moved here from Cedar Rapids thinking the schools will be better. It's all basically the same. I arrived in the middle of the year, the teachers didn't cut me any slack, they just tried to fit me in with the rest of the students. Before i moved, i had A and B in everything, but then after i moved here, Everything was harder just like that! Ever since i moved here! several times I have heard that when there was bullying going on,evetone involved in it, including the one being picked on, got suspended. At my old school, the victim being suspended wasn't even dreamed of happening! Again, I really like Fargo, the students at the school and the extra curricular activities! I'm just disappointed in the teachers and staff
Discovery is an excellent school!! I love it!! They have a big library! The teachers are kind. There is no bullying! So you are safe there!
i like the school it's just that not all the teachers are super nice otherwise it's awesome. From a student.
I go to Discovery and I love it the teachers are nice,students are nice and the teachers make you feel safe.I love to get up every morning and come to discovery middle school.I recomend it to everyone, but then again if i did that it would be crowded here. But this school is by far one of the best if not the best in North Dakota!
This is the best school in the world my son goes there and he says its the best
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DEAL ISLAND, Md. - A man has been arrested for allegedly soliciting donations for the Deal Island Fire Department, to fuel his drug habit.
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