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Please have your ramp or valet ticket VALIDATED for patient/visitor rates at one of the following locations:
Mercy Hospital's parking validation system is intended to discourage people from parking in the ramp for non-hospital-related business and to open up additional parking spaces for our patients and visitors.
Parking ramp tickets that are not validated (stamped) for hospital-related business will be charged a $25.00 flat fee per day.
If a friend or family member will pick you up on the day of discharge, please ask him or her to do the following:
1. Use our valet parking service at the main hospital entrance or park in the "Reserved for Discharge" parking spaces on the 2nd floor of the ramp.
We will provide FREE valet parking or FREE ramp parking on the day of discharge.
Please do not have your family member or friend park and wait or leave their car in the front circle of the main hospital entrance.
2. Inform the valet parking attendant that you will be discharged that day.
Once your nurse completes your discharge instructions and you are dressed and ready to leave, a hospital staff member will transport you by wheelchair and escort your family member or friend to the parking ramp's 2nd floor discharge location. They will also notify the valet attendant that you are coming.
The valet service will deliver the car for pickup.
If the car was self-parked, your friend or family member can retrieve their car nearby and pick you up at the 2nd floor discharge location.
Patients have the right to allow visitors for emotional support and to participate in care decisions and education.
Patients may withdraw or deny visitation at any time.
Click here for our visiting hours and policy.
Bring a driver's license or other proof of identification, as well as appropriate insurance cards, including Medicare and other insurance identification cards, to ensure receipt of proper credit for your insurance coverage.
To make your stay more comfortable, we recommend that you bring a bathrobe, slippers, desired walking shoes, nightgown or pajamas and toiletries. The hospital will provide other necessary articles.
Electric razors and blow-dryers are permitted, but the hospital does not take responsibility for their safekeeping.
The hospital is not responsible for cash, valuables and personal items you take to your room with you. This includes eyeglasses, hearing aids, dentures, canes, prostheses, wheelchairs and other easily misplaces items.
If you wear dentures, eyeglasses or contact lenses, you should keep them in protective containers, labeled with your name, when not in use. Never place dentures on meal trays, put them under the pillow, or wrap them in napkins, otherwise they may be easily lost.
All jewelry and valuables should be sent home or placed in the hospital safe.
Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hospital. To begin using this service, open your wireless connection utility, scan available networks and connect to "Catholic Health Visitor."
Skype service is available by appointment. To make arrangements, please contact the patient representative at (716) 828-2044 or the nursing supervisor.
Telephone service is free.
You will be able to receive incoming telephone calls and place outgoing local calls from the telephone in your room. Outgoing calls can be made by dialing "8" and then the telephone number you are calling.
Long distance telephone calls can be made at your own expense by dialing "8" and then "0".
Television services are complimentary.
Any mail, packages, or flowers will be delivered daily to your room. Outgoing mail may be given to your nurse. Mail received after your discharge will be forwarded to your home.
The Buffalo News and USA Today are available to purchase in newspaper boxes in the main lobby on the 2nd floor. Magazines and other reading materials are on sale in the Mercy Tree Gift Shop on the 3rd floor.
Nourishing and well-balanced meals are an important part of your treatment and recovery. A Registered Dietition works closely with your physician to provide you with individualized nutritional care. You will receive a meal based on your physician's order. Please alert your caregivers to any allergies or food intolerances that you may have.
A hospitality associate will assist you with your meals. Each evening, a hospitality associate will review the next day's
menu so that you may choose items within your prescribed diet. If you were admitted to the hospital after menus have been selected, please notify your hospitality associate to make menu selections.
Meals are served at the following times:
The Patient Representative program is designed to help you with any questions or concerns that may arise during your stay with us at Mercy Hospital. If you or your family members have any questions about your hospitalization, hospital policy, or have a special request, please ask to see the patient representative or call (716) 828-2044.
Information shared is confidential.
Each of us at some time has experienced the illness of a loved one. It can be an anxious, lonely and frightening time for patients and family members. A chaplain is on call 24-hours-a-day and is available if you would like someone to talk with you, want to share your gratitude and relief, or simply want someone to be with you during a difficult time.
Click here for more information.
Please note that as of July 4, 2009, smoking is not permitted anywhere on hospital property and off-site locations. This new smoke-free policy includes all buildings, parking areas, cars parked on hospital property, grounds and adjacent sidewalks.


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The Kensington Improvement Club (KIC) was the first volunteer organization in Kensington founded in 1921. The purpose of KIC is to promote and foster the general welfare of the community and to cooperate with county and local authorities to attain needed community improvements. The KIC is administered by a board of 15 directors who meet monthly and membership is open to all Kensington residents and property owners.
Regular Meetings are held the 4th Monday of the month, 7:30 PM, in the Kensington Community Center Conference Room
KIC meetings are open to the public and we encourage the community to attend if they are interested in finding out what we do, would like to become involved, or if they have an issue that they would like to bring to our attention.
Projects that KIC has sponsored in the community over the years:
• Kensington Kiosk on the Arlington
• The Colusa Circle Landscaping
• The Community Signboard
• Worked with the County to Implement the Landscape District and continue to provide oversight to the county with ongoing maintenance and projects through our Landscape Committee
• Landscaped Medians on the Arlington
• Worked with the County to Implement KMAC, and continue to provide financial support
• Provide an annual Forum for Candidates and Issues through our Town Hall Meeting
• Published "Kensington Past and Present" book
• Published the Kensington Earthquake Booklet and disseminated to the community
• Replaced Trash receptacles on the Arlington and Colusa Circle business districts
• Purchased and planted the large planter near the Kiosk
• Provided the cabinets, drapes and padded folding chairs in the Community Center Conference Room
• Provided the aerial photograph and large map of Kensington in the Community Center Conference Room
• Established Memorial benches and plantings at the Community Center
• Funded various Boy Scout projects in the community
KIC is interested in new ideas and projects that the community would like to see developed in our community. We are currently looking into the issues of Undergrounding and a Kensington Centennial project.
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Deftones have posted a previously unreleased song called "Smile" online to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the death of the band's original bassist, Chi Cheng. The track is taken from Eros, the album that the group was recording when Cheng was gravely injured in a November 2008 auto accident. Cheng was left in a semi-comatose state -- from which he never fully woke up -- and the recordings were shelved.
Deftones singer Chino Moreno told us a while back why the band decided to keep Eros under wraps: "Some of it was out of respect for Chi -- 'Let's just put this album, you know, in a vault for a while and, you know, hold onto it.' It's the last thing that Chi's played on, so we hold it very dear to us. It's something that we have under our belt and when we feel the time is right we'll put it out."
Moreno told MTV last year that he thinks Eros should eventually come out, saying, "I think it should be released, but we don't have any definite plans. There's some work to do on it. Deftones have been moving forward in a strong, positive motion, so for us to stop and reflect on something five years ago, I don't know if we're ready for that."
Cheng passed away last April, four and a half years after his accident. His last released work until now appeared on Deftones' fifth album, 2006's Saturday Night Wrist.
After abandoning Eros, Deftones eventually recruited bass player Sergio Vega and has since recorded 2010's Diamond Eyes and 2012's Koi No Yokan.
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Dear Mr. Schofield,
Here at the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT), we have a Media Watch initiative to identify how the media is portraying autism and what is said about treatment, and are writing to you with the following comments on your BBC News piece ("France's autism treatment 'shame,'" BBC News, April 2, 2012).
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Some suspicious developments…
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The ENTIRE 6 PAGE TARP APPLICATION is out. LOL, I'm stunned how short it is—I had to fill out more info just to get a loan on my car!
TARP Loophole
Out on the markets, it looks like the corporate weasels are out in full force and trying to grab a piece of the $700 bln TARP funds. Apparently, all you gotta do is buy a bank or reclassify your corporation to be a bank.
Last week, Hartford Financial Services, a $4bln insurance company, acquired a tiny $10mm savings & loan bank in Florida, and now they are applying to get their share of the TARP money. The details are still unclear, but it seems that by spending $10mm to buy a bank, Hartford is now eligible for billions in taxpayer financed liquidity from the government?
Don't forget about American Express, which changed it's corporate structure to a "bank holding company" so that they too could participate in the TARP program.
And now, Genworth Financial is following suit and acquiring a tiny bank in Minnesota so that they too can claim to be a "bank" and be eligible for TARP $$.
Fleecing of America
As far was I can tell, the US taxpayers have been ROBBED… Your tax dollars have found their way to the pocketbooks of the likes of JPMorgan, Hartford Financial—and who knows, maybe even GM (which also happens to operate GMAC Bank!) & Ford? This $700bln in TARP money, which was originally meant to buy "troubled assets", is now up for grabs by corporations that pretend to be banks.
Everyone's lining up at Secretary Paulson's doorstep, looking for their piece of the pie…
Intentional Consequences?
Any ways this is fairly complicated topic, so what are your comments on this? Did proponents of this anticipate this financial circus? or was this their end game plan all along?
And before I forget, where's the oversight?!
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Freshman Joey Paciorek scored 20 points, 10 of them in overtime, to lift Blaine past a strong Meridian team 65-55 last Friday night at Meridian.
Playing for the first time in almost two weeks due to weather, the Borderites kept pace with the Trojans throughout a run-and-gun first half in a match tinged with a bit of revenge. Last year Meridian, with much the same group of players as this year, went to the state tournament while Blaine stumbled at districts and stayed home.
Meridian�s senior guard Cameron Gilmore, who finished with 31 points to top all scorers, began sinking some long shots in the third quarter, breaking a 34-all tie that Blaine didn�t erase until the last two seconds of regulation play.
Late in the fourth, Jake Gilmore sailed through the Meridian defense like a pole-vaulter, his lay-in to narrowing the lead to four at 49-45. Blaine then began fouling to save time, forcing Meridian to the free-throw line. The Trojans sent up brick after brick, basically giving away the game with poor free-throw shooting.
Blaine was quick to take advantage, outscoring Meridian 7 to 3 in the final minute, the frosting on the cake provided by Paciorek whose lay-up tied the score at 52 with two seconds left on the clock as astronauts reported hearing noises from the packed Meridian gym in outer space.
Meridian was held to just three points but scored first in the five-minute overtime, and when an exhausted Cameron Gilmore was called for traveling with 2:28 left, Blaine, trailing by two, called a time out.
When play resumed Joey Paciorek tied the game with two minutes left at 54. Blaine�s Kamal Singh then fouled Trojan Cameron Gilmore who sank the back half of a 1-and-1 for a one-point Meridian lead and the last of their points for the evening.
The rest of the game was all Blaine as they held Meridian scoreless for the last two minutes of play while scoring 11. The next in-bounds play ended quickly in another Paciorek field goal for a one-point Blaine lead, 56-55. Meridian answered with their second traveling violation in just under 90 seconds and again gave up the ball.
With 1:13 left and a one-point lead Blaine�s point guard Ryan Alexander brought the ball upcourt through a dying but not yet dead Meridian defense that was thrashing like a freshly boated salmon that realizes it�s doomed. Alexander nearly lost it at one point before sending it inside to Jake Gilmore at the post. Paciorek, who tends to run to where he thinks the ball will be, got the second offensive rebound and deftly put it away for his third field goal of the overtime period and a 58-55 Blaine lead.
Meridian began fouling to save clock time as Blaine had done at the end of regulation play, but their primary target, Paciorek, sunk four out of five foul shots to ice the victory. Jake Gilmore added a foul shot and a field goal for the final 65-55 score. Blaine improved to 4-3 (3-0 in league play) with the win.
Lynden Christian game
The Borderites faced down the Lynden Christian squad last Saturday night 53-49. The win preserved their perfect league record at 4-0 (5-3 overall). Blaine�s 36 percent shooting from the field was slightly better than LC�s 34 percent. Blaine�s back-court trio of Mulholland, Alexander and Gilmore accounted for 38 points, Alexander scoring twice from outside the three-point line for the second game in a row while garnering another five assists.
Borderite girls
The Borderite girls made a statement last Thursday night, soundly defeating a fairly good Meridian team 57-26 to run their season record to 8-0 (4-0 NCC).
Head coach Patrick Green set an up-tempo pace, freely substituting back and forth and had several players come off the bench for stellar performances, especially Phillina Cain, Ainsley Nix and Amanda Stull. Green assigned the quick-handed Cain to stifle Meridian�s five-foot-seven-inch sophomore point guard Dani Rienke. Cain held her to just five points while pulling down six rebounds herself, second only to the 10 shags garnered by Jessica Summers.
Stull�s game has developed dramatically in the last few contests as she�s learned to balance her impressive strength with finesse. Playing primarily as a back-up to Summers, Stull doesn�t get a lot of time, but against Meridian she made it count with two huge offensive rebounds, two steals and an assist.
Junior guard Ainsley Nix seemed to be everywhere, and finished off the fourth quarter with an attempted steal that resulted in her being called for a foul, followed by successful steal, followed by a 2-on-1 fast break with freshman guard Alyssa Hendrickson, who got the assist as Nix�s lay-in finished the scoring for Blaine.
Starters Kristina Francis (20 points, including one trey and 5/6 from the foul line) and Jessica Summers (17 points and 10 rebounds) were supported by Kimberley Harmening�s career-high 10 assists for the evening, her ball-handling skills blossoming in the frenetic, home-court atmosphere.
5th grade AAU
Blaine fifth grade girls AAU are midway through the season with a record of 22 wins and two losses, going undefeated in league play. The girls placed first in the Ferndale tournament and the Jackson holiday hoopfest. They placed third in their most recent tournament in Lynden playing against fifth and sixth grade AAU teams.
Blaine wrestlers finish eighth
Wrestling coach Craig Foster took 11 boys to the Joe Beam Invitational �King of the County� match last Saturday at Sehome high school and came away with two seconds, a fourth, a fifth and two sixth place finishes.
Calvin Moore, at 140 pounds and one of Blaine�s best, was ahead on points in his final match when Meridian senior Andy Karuza took him down and rode out the move for an eventual pin. Blayne Brandenburger wrestling at 171 pounds, faced one of Meridian�s best athletes in senior Brady Emmons and also lost by a pin.
Other finishers included Anthony Terris, fourth in the 215 poundclass, Nick Jordan, fifth at 135, John Brady, sixth at 119, and Matt Determan, sixth at 152.
�It was a tough match,� said Foster, �and these kids did well to get two into the finals. They�re coming along and getting better, and while none of us are satisfied finishing eighth out of nine schools, we�re building on a committed core.�


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March 29th, 2013 07:14 PM #1
Full names for Maddie, Hallie, and Callie
As mentioned in the title, I would really appreciate some full names for my favourite nicknames:
Maddie-Other than Madison or Madeleine/Madeline. I actually really like the latter but feel like it is becoming too popular.
Hallie-I know it is often used as a full name, but it seems a bit to nickname-y to me.
Callie- The only one I can think of right now is Calista.
Thank You!~Izzy, looking for a new nickname
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Tucker and Calhoun each won their 20th consecutive games last week. That's good, but it's far from the state record. Schools have achieved winning streaks of 30 or more games 16 times:
47 – Buford (2001-04)
46 – Parkview (2000-03)
44 – Lincoln County (1989-91)
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38 – Lincoln County (1976-78)
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35 – Northside, Warner Robins (2006-08)
34 – Southeast Bulloch (1972-74)
34 – Americus (1974-76)
32 – Buford (2007-09)
32 – East Rome (1977-79)
31 – Morgan County (1958-60)
30 – Washington County (1996-97)
30 – Valdosta (1956-58)
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October 1st, 2012
7:46 am
I wonder which squad brought NSWR's 35 game winning streak to a screeching halt back in 2008??
October 1st, 2012
7:52 am
But we lost to Grayson in the Second Round of the Playoffs that year….
October 1st, 2012
8:48 am
I still haven't seen a team that would have beat WACO 94 or 97 teams!!!!!
October 1st, 2012
10:11 am
Baldwin high school snapped Waco 30 games winning streak the 1st game of the 98-99 season it was a great game
October 1st, 2012
10:14 am
That 94 Waco team had Robert Edwards and the 97 team had Tarrence Edwards at QB and FS they were really good
October 1st, 2012
11:53 am
Calhoun has a 88 game region streak.
October 1st, 2012
1:28 pm
That 94 WACO team also had Tikeo Spikes i forgot about him
October 1st, 2012
1:34 pm
Leroy Hill was a sophmore on that Baldwin team that broke WACO 30 game streak he had something crazy like 22 tackles that game
October 1st, 2012
2:26 pm
94 WACO did not have Robert Edwards, but it did have his cousin, Chris Edwards, as well as his brother Terrance (a freshman).
October 1st, 2012
3:47 pm
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October 1st, 2012
7:18 pm
As a Gwinnett County & Buford Wolves fan, I can feel the envy.. #'s 1, 2 & 12…
October 2nd, 2012
1:56 am
Nobody would beaten Americus in 75 for the simple fact that if you can't score you can't win. Thirteen shutouts in 14 games. The only points allowed was in Alabama when the refs flat out CHEATED. AND YES, WE ARE STILL P!&&ED OFF ABOUT THAT.
October 2nd, 2012
8:29 am
NO TEAM scored on West Rome in 1985 until the playoffs. State Champs 82-85!!!! And Buford, You tied our record,That WE/WR set! You always need to remember who got there first and set the record. Sure wish West Rome & Buford had played back in those days.
October 2nd, 2012
11:25 pm
If I recall, Buford moved a tough game to later in the year so they could beat Parkviews record…in fact they lost the game vs the team they were concerned about…..
October 3rd, 2012
12:37 am
I believe Camden has the record for the longest regular season winning streak…I wanna say 60 games but I am not sure what the exact number is. Can you help me with that one Todd?
October 3rd, 2012
10:05 am
Didn't Thomson win 30 straight in '84 and '85? 15-0 both years.
October 3rd, 2012
10:27 am
Correction. they went 14-0-1 in 85.


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Manteca High charged out to a 28-0 lead before the Kimball High football team got on the scoreboard on Friday, Oct. 18, at Manteca High, winning it 49-12 and remaining undefeated in the Valley Oak League
The Buffaloes (6-1, 4-0 VOL) scored on three touchdowns runs in the first quarter and a 25-yard touchdown pass in the second before Kimball (3-4, 2-2 VOL) got on the scoreboard.
Kimball senior Gaige Allen scored on a 46-yard run and a 20-yard run, both in the second quarter. Allen was the Jaguars' offensive leader with 156 yards on 12 carries.
The team ran for 286 yards total, and senior quarterback Ben Juarez completed 6 of 9 passes for 94 yards, including four passes for 80 yards to senior Damon Jackson.
The Buffaloes scored again on a 36-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and touchdown runs in the third and fourth quarters.
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The Millennium High football team suffered from turnovers and stalled in the red zone, remaining scoreless until the fourth quarter.
Big Valley's 28-7 win came after the Lions (4-3, 2-0 CCAA) scored on two touchdown runs in the first half and ran 78 yards for a touchdown on a fumble recovery in the third quarter.
Big Valley scored again in the fourth on a 4-yard run, and the Falcons responded when senior D'Vontae Kelly ran the kickoff back 84 yards for a score.
Junior Kirk Truehill was rushed for 70 yards on 13 runs as the Falcons totaled 171 yards on the ground. Senior quarterback Mojo Atwal completed 8 of 23 passes for 77 yards, including four passes to junior Malik Charles for 37 yards. Truehill also had 10 tackles and three sacks on defense.
Tokay rolls over West 55-3
The first drive of the game for the West High football team turned out to be the only scoring opportunity for the Wolf Pack (1-6, 0-2 Tri-City Athletic League) in a 55-3 loss to Tokay on Friday, Oct. 18, at the Grape Bowl in Lodi.
Junior quarterback Kyle Hunt broke away for a 70-yard run that set up a 34-yard field goal by junior kicker Ivan Terriquez.
After that, the game belonged to Tokay (6-1, 1-1 TCAL), which held a 35-3 lead at the half. The Tigers ran the ball for 229 yards, an average of 12 yards per carry, and passed for 185 yards. West's statistics were not available.
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People who use the garage as a workshop and keep it sealed up in winter may be exposing themselves to a toxic stew of fumes from paints, fertilizers, pesticides, and stored gasoline — not to mention potential carbon monoxide from car exhaust and that open-combustion water heater that hasn't been serviced in years. Enter the Garage Ventilator, a 7-cfm continuous-exhaust fan that goes on the floor of the garage next to an exterior wall and is ducted to the outside. The manufacturer also offers a fan-powered makeup register that can pull makeup air from inside the house, if needed. Pricing starts at $795.
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An apparent drug deal in plain view in Broken Arrow led to the arrest of two convicted felons on cocaine trafficking charges earlier this week.
According to a booking report, a Broken Arrow police detective saw two vehicles meet up at the QuikTrip near Hwy. 51 and Aspen on Monday, followed one of them and pulled it over for failing to signal and speeding.
Inside, police found driver Alfonso Shine, 40, and discovered he had just been released from federal prison for trafficking cocaine.
Authorities called in a drug dog and after a positive indication, said they recovered about 273 grams of cocaine from the car's center console.
Shine, who had previously been sentenced to 15 years for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, was arrested and charged with trafficking in cocaine.
He is being held on a $100,000 bond.
Police also pulled over the second vehicle for failing to signal as it left the gas station parking lot and recovered about $1,240 in a bundle of cash from the driver, Mari Beasley, 37, who is a convicted felon for cocaine distribution.
Beasley is also charged with trafficking in cocaine and held on a $100,000 bond.
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GOLDEN GATE: An elderly couple in Golden Gate says help from the community is hitting home by providing their special needs son with some more mobility.
The Wix family was chosen by the Collier County Sheriff's Office Golden Gate Task Force to receive a holiday makeover.
Now they have newly planted flowers and a freshly painted house. But 81-year-old Ellie Wix says the makeover has provided the family with so much more.
"It's unbelievable. It means a lot. We're very grateful," she said.
Ellie and her husband, 80-year-old Donald, have spent the last 45 years dedicated to their son.
Bruce Wix was born with disabilities that bound him to a wheelchair. And he had no help getting in and out of his home - until now.
In addition to donated landscaping and bright blue paint, a ramp was added to the front walkway.
It's the first time they've ever had help moving Bruce around.
"That's very helpful. It's hard to get him in and out of the door. But they put that ramp in there and it's really nice now," said Ellie Wix.
"As they advance in years, they can't do the things they used to do so it's nice to see the improvements made here," said Pastor Robert Boelk.
"If you fix up one home, hopefully neighbors will see that and start working on theirs as well," added Corporal Robert Capizzi with the Collier County Sheriff's Office.
But it's not just the Wix's home that is getting some care from the community. They just found out Thursday that their van will get a new paintjob and a ramp to help their son get in and out.
"They're at an age where they can use some help - and we're happy to help. They have a lot of responsibilities and we're happy to help with some of those," said Capizzi.
"It's more than the physical beauty that's there. It's restored with the Wix that sense of independence," added Pastor Boelk.
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NORFOLK – The signing of the latest player to the Northeast Community College women's basketball team will give the Hawks some added height this year. Coach Matt Svehla has announced the signing of Janea Bunn, of Springfield, MA.
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NORFOLK – Three additional recruits have signed to play women's basketball next season at Northeast Community College. They are Allie Millard, of Valentine, Octavia McGraw, of Omaha, and Hannah Riley, of Richmond, GA. "I am really excited about these three girls. They are good players of high character and they will be great additions to our program," said Matt Svehla, Hawks head coach.
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NORFOLK – Two players from Northeast Nebraska and one from the Minneapolis area have signed to play women's basketball next season at Northeast Community College in Norfolk. Matt Svehla, Hawks coach, said the players are Cameron Eddie of Laurel-Concord-Coleridge High School, Brooke Bauer of St. Mary's High School in O'Neill, and Jayla Mayes-Jackson, of Eden Prairie High School, in Eden Prairie, MN.
by jamesc 4/11/2014 11:34:23 AM --
NORFOLK – Jabbar Washington's prowess on the basketball court is well known in Region XI of the Iowa Community College Athletic Conference. But the sport isn't the only focus of the point guard on the Northeast Community College men's basketball team. "Coming here (Northeast) was the best decision I ever made," Washington said. "Being a student and an athlete is not easy, but my coaches have helped me develop into the young man that I am today. I came here as a boy, but I will leave here as a young man."
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NORFOLK – Northeast Community College has signed a women's basketball recruit out of South Dakota. Sydney Koel is a 6'2" forward/post from Sioux Falls. Hawks Coach Matt Svehla said Koel is a great player for the Northeast program. "Sydney is a mobile post player who can run the floor, post up, and also shoot the occasional three. Having a post with that kind of size and versatility is such a luxury."
by jamesc 3/24/2014 2:47:11 PM --
NORFOLK – Several members of the women's and men's basketball teams at Northeast Community College have earned post season-honors.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA - Things started off well for the #24 Northeast Community College women's basketball team against Iowa Western Community College in Saturday's Region XI Championship game here, but the Reivers pulled away enroute to an 80-62 win.
by jamesc 2/22/2014 11:38:41 AM --
NORFOLK – The Northeast Community College women's basketball team ended the regular season on a winning note with a 97-61 victory over the Concordia University JV here Friday. Hawks Coach Matt Svehla was pleased with his team's performance. "This was our last regular season game and we really wanted to play well. I thought that we did a good job of taking care of the basketball and we ran the floor very well. When we defend and run the floor, good things happen for us."
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NORFOLK – It was tale of two halves for the Northeast Community College women's basketball team Wednesday night. "Our first half of play was not very good. We just were not into it," said Matt Svehla, Northeast Coach. But the Hawks turned things around after intermission and went on to a 104-82 victory over Central Community College-Columbus here.
by jamesc 2/17/2014 8:16:33 AM --
MASON CITY, IA – Turnovers hurt the Northeast Community College women's basketball team in its 78-73 loss here Saturday to North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC). Northeast Coach Matt Svehla said his team played poor in the first half. "We had 14 turnovers during the first 20 minutes and that really hurt. We out shot them in each half, but the turnovers and our inability to box them out cost us the game."
by jamesc 2/12/2014 5:08:00 PM --
NORFOLK – The Northeast Community College women's basketball team has reentered the national rankings. The 24-2 Hawks come in at #24 in this week's National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I poll. Northeast broke into the Top 25 in December and January, reaching #23 before falling out of the poll.
by jamesc 2/11/2014 8:01:11 AM --
NORFOLK – Six members of the Northeast Community College women's basketball team scored in double figures in Monday's win here over the Morningside College JV, 92-73.
by jamesc 2/10/2014 8:22:33 AM --
IOWA FALLS, IA – The Northeast Community College women's basketball team picked up its eighth straight win over the weekend here with an 83-61 victory over Ellsworth Community College. The Hawks are now 23-2.
by jamesc 2/5/2014 8:16:44 AM --
COLUMBUS – Despite being shorthanded, the Northeast Community College women's basketball team went on the road to defeat Central Community College here, 88-77. The Hawks are now 22-2.
by jamesc 2/3/2014 8:03:53 AM --
NORFOLK – Despite some struggles in the first half, the Northeast Community College women's basketball team defeated Iowa Western Community College here Saturday, 83-69. The Hawks, who held a 39-37 advantage at half-time, allowed eleven turnovers, gave up two open three point shots and saw the Reivers (20-3) score off offensive rebounds.
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NEWPORT NEWS — The blues bug has chomped down on Robert Martin Walters and William "MoBetta" Ledbetter, a pair of talented local teenagers.
Watch them jam together on a rollicking blues classic like "Messin' With the Kid," and you might assume they'd played together for years.
Not so. They've know each other a little more than a month.
What a month it's been.
Walters, a 17-year drummer who lives in Newport News, and Ledbetter, a 16-year-old guitarist from Hampton, forged a bond in Chicago last month while attending Blues Camp, a national program that draws young students from across the nation to the Windy City for classes and jamming in the cradle of American electric blues.
Walters and Ledbetter are thought to be the first Virginia musicians to attend the camp, which this year offered encounters with blues stars Buddy Guy and Eddie Shaw as well as lots of coaching from pro players including Fruteland Jackson and Norfolk's own Jackie Scott.
"It was a huge learning experience," said Walters, who attends Peninsula Catholic High School and is the son of local blues musician Bobby "BlackHat" Walters. "I thought it might be boring, but it wasn't. ... It was pretty fun."
Ledbetter described the camp, held at Columbia College Chicago, in glowing terms. "It was great meeting a whole bunch of younger musicians who have a passion for music as much as I do," he said. "Secondly, I loved being able to play at some famous clubs."
Ledbetter and Walters got to play with Shaw on stage at Kingston Mines, a renown Chicago blues haunt. They also jammed at Buddy Guy's Legends, where the influential musician signed the headstock of Ledbetter's Les Paul guitar.
"It really increased my love for the blues," said Ledbetter, a student at Kecoughtan High School. "I did learn a few tricks, but I taught a few tricks, too. It was like a mutual benefit. I just really enjoyed myself there."
It's easy to see and hear the results of Blues Camp in the music of these two young men.
Meeting at Walters' house on a recent Saturday afternoon, Ledbetter plugged in his amplifier and started playing fluid, jazzy chords on his Gibson guitar. "You know that?" he asked Martin, who was seated behind his drum kit, sticks in hand.
Walters shook his head to answer "No." William started singing along with his swinging chords. "If you ever plan to motor west," he crooned, the first line of the Nat King Cole classic "Route 66."
"Ahhh!" said Walters.
Next, William played another set of chords, a rhythmic pattern with a distinctively Latin feel. It was the tune "Suavecito" by a group from the 1970s called Malo.
Walters made a sour face and laughed, as if to say, "Not that again!"
Ledbetter tried to defend the tune, but Walters wasn't buying it. "It's a nice song to do, like, in Mexico!" Walters said. "For some reason, it was Fernando's favorite song."
He was referring to Fernando Jones, founder and operator of Blues Camp and The Blues Kids Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization. The Chicago-based foundation raises money so that Blues Camp is free of charge for the children selected. About 106 children, ranging in age from 6 to 17, attended the summer Chicago session. Blues Camp sessions are also held in Austin, Texas, and Anaheim, Calif.
Families pay for room and board, but scholarship money is available for that. Both Ledbetter and Walters received scholarships to help defray the costs. Ledbetter's scholarship came from theHowlin' WolfFoundation.
Ledbetter's mother, Tammi Haggins-Ledbetter, traveled with her son to Chicago to serve as a chaperon for the week. "It was just phenomenal to see all the youth who love the blues," she said. "It's one of those genres of music that could easily die. But with interest like this, it's not going to die ... It was really good how it brought kids together."


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UPDATE/NEAR COLFAX, WA - All four women involved in the car crash early Friday morning were students at Eastern Washington University, all 21 and 22-years-old.
According to the university, three of the girls came to the college together as part of the College Assistance Migrant Program referred to as CAMP. It is a federally funded program that helps students from migrant and seasonal farm worker backgrounds during their first year in college. Along with the CAMP program, all four of the girls were heavily involved in the Chicano Education Program and a sorority on campus.
The names of the women were released Friday afternoon: 21-year-old Ashley Gonzalez and 21-year-old Nancy Zepeda both passed away at the scene of the crash. 22-year-old Carmen Gomez was injured and taken to Whitman Hospital, but has since been released. 21-year-old Erica Polito was flown to Sacred Heart after the crash with life threatening injuries and is in critical condition at the hospital.
According to Washington State Patrol, Erica Polito was the driver of the Jetta that caused the crash around 4:45 a.m. Friday. WSP says the roads were slick and that the car lost control and spun around, causing the back of the car to hit an oncoming semi-truck. The driver of that semi was not injured.
Friday afternoon, Rodolfo Arévalo, the president at Eastern, sent an email to students and faculty saying, "All four involved in the crash were female students who are participating in the Chicano Education Program and other student programs on campus. They have provided leadership to a number of university organizations, so their loss will be felt campus wide. This is a very difficult day for the whole EWU community. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the families and friends of the victims."
Eastern says it has counselors and support available for students who need it. They also said a memorial service will be planned for the girls in the next few days.
Here is the entire letter Eastern Washington University released Friday afternoon:
Dear Campus Community:
It is with tremendous sadness that I report the passing of two Eastern Washington University students after a traffic accident early this morning on US Highway 195 near Colfax.
According to the Washington State Patrol, two other students were also in the vehicle, and one is in critical condition at a Spokane hospital while the other was taken to a hospital in Pullman and has been released.
All four involved in the crash were female students who are participating in the Chicano Education Program and other student programs on campus. They have provided leadership to a number of university organizations, so their loss will be felt campus wide.
This is a very difficult day for the whole EWU community. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the families and friends of the victims.
It is also important at this time to remind you that anyone who may need special services in light of this tragedy may utilize the university's counseling support assistance, offered though our office of Counseling and Psychological Services.
Information about a campus memorial for the students will be forthcoming in the coming days.
Rodolfo Arévalo, PhD
NBCRightNow.com - Washington State Patrol is investigating after an accident killed two women early Friday morning.The accident happened around 4:45 a.m. just south of Colfax along State Route 195. Troopers say Ashley Gonzalez, 21, of Pasco and Nancy Zepeda Zarate 21, of Quincy were both killed when the car they were riding in veered sideways into oncoming traffic and was hit by a semi. They were not wearing seatbelts.Another passenger, 22-year-old Carmen Gomez Villalpando of Walla Walla, was taken to Whitman Hospital in Colfax with injuries. The 21-year-old driver, Erica Polito Moss of Tonasket, was transported by Medstar to Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane.The driver of the semi-truck was not injured. The incident is under investigation.


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Our Barra Gallega bread is such a well-loved product that we had this esparto grass bread basket custom-made especially for it. Use this beautiful basket at the dining room table to serve Barra Gallega or any other similarly shaped baguette-style loaves of bread.
Handwoven in Andalucía, each of our rustic esparto grass baskets are a unique work of art. Dried esparto grass has been used for thousands of years in Spain. It was integral to the olive oil pressing process until a few decades ago, when the esparto mats were replaced with more modern materials. It was also used to make saddles, durable bags and hundreds of other uses.
Make this ancient tradition a part of your home. Functional and decorative, this long bread basket is a delightful addition to your dining room or kitchen. Each basket is approximately 20.5 inches long, 6.5 inches wide and 2.5 inches tall, a great size for most baguette-style bread.
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Muslims to march on White House next September 11th & Demand Truth About 911
"We at AMPAC (American Muslim Political Action Committee) are planning a historic event for 9/11/13. One million Muslims will march to Washington D.C. and demand that our civil rights be protected by our government. We are demanding that laws be enacted protecting our First Amendment rights. We are asking President Obama to fulfill his promise from his first campaign for the Presidency of a transparent government. Lastly we are asking for the establishment of a real 9/11 Commission to reveal the truth to the American people."
Polls show that more than 80% of Muslims globally, and two-thirds of American Muslims, believe that 9/11 was an inside job - and these polls undoubtedly understate the real numbers. Yet the corporate media, dominated by Jewish Zionists, has refused to allow Muslims' perspective on 9/11 to even be heard, much less debated. To this day, most Americans falsely believe that Muslims accept the official story of 9/11.
h/t Chayisun