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Certainly puts things in perspective Adrian, your heart goes out to these poor people.
Quote: And the fact that our schools close because of 2inches of snow is disgraceful!
The head at the school where I work wouldn't normally allow the school to be closed if there was an act of God. But unfortunately when roads become so impassable that teachers and other staff simply can't get there, she has little choice.
The college I work at hadn't closed for snow in 30 years until this year. The problem with walking to college for staff and students is distance. Most of our staff live well outside the town we are in, I am 12 miles away and the students from all over the county.
However, learning doesn't stop. Most colleges use their VLE's to give students work to do while the college is closed. Staff and students can interact via it and work set and marked. So just because a college is closed doesn't mean learning and work stops. Not sure if this happens in schools as much, but certainly in Somerset every school has the ability to work in this way.
Ahh but in those days schools and students were generally a lot closer to each other. 35mins by car (partly down a main road so not all slow backroads) and 20mins by car were the best times to the two schools I went to. I would hate to think how long that would take me to actually walk to. Chances are by the time I arrive it would be time to turn around and head home again.
The idea of having serivces and work close to home has rapidly fallen away and now most people have a commute to get everywhere.
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Quote: How did we ever manage in years gone by?
Kids (and teachers) used to walk when the weather was bad. Classes would be amalgamated if teachers didn't make it
There's a grain of truth in that.
I was at school during that famous winter of 1963 and my school remained open. But as AHobbs has said, it's mostly a mater of distance. All the children where I work do live within walking distance, though many would expire from shock if you suggested it but the teachers have to travel to get there. Many do come in on foot but for most, it's just not possible.
As for amalgamating classes. Whilst in theory it would work, in practice it would fail because the ratio of pupils-to-teachers would be too high, according to the figures passed down to us from the government (who know absolutely everything there is to know about absolutely everything.)
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Like a restaurant sandwich. Next time I'll prepare double the galic dijon butter so that I have it on hand for additional sandwiches as the week goes on.
Pressed Cuban Sandwich with Garlic Dijon Butter
Use a cast-iron skillet or even a brick covered with foil to weigh down the sandwiches from the top.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 1/2 sandwich)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 166
- Calories from fat: 24%
- Fat: 4.4g
- Saturated fat: 1.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 19.6g
- Fiber: 2.3g
- Cholesterol: 20mg
- Iron: 1.2mg
- Sodium: 776mg
- Calcium: 194mg
- Butter:
- 1 whole head garlic
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1 1/2 teaspoons butter, softened
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- 8 sandwich-length pickle slices
- 1/4 pound thinly sliced smoked turkey
- 1/4 pound thinly sliced turkey ham
- 8 (3/4-ounce) slices low-fat Swiss cheese (such as Jarlsberg)
- Cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- To prepare butter, remove white papery skin from garlic head (do not peel or separate the cloves); drizzle with oil. Wrap head in foil. Bake at 350° for 1 hour; cool 10 minutes. Separate cloves; squeeze to extract garlic pulp. Discard skins. Combine garlic pulp, mustard, and butter in a small bowl; set aside.
- To prepare sandwiches, scoop out inside of roll halves, leaving a 1/2-inch shell. Spread about 2 teaspoons garlic butter over cut sides of top and bottom halves of each roll. Arrange pickles, turkey, ham, and cheese evenly on bottom halves of rolls; top with top halves.
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Lutheran statement expresses 'deep regret' for Anabaptist persecutionFerne Burkhardt - 10/30/09
The Council of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has taken another critical step towards reconciliation with Anabaptists.
At its October meeting near Geneva, the council unanimously recommended that the LWF Eleventh Assembly adopt the statement "Action on the Legacy of Lutheran Persecution of 'Anabaptists'" when it meets in Stuttgart, Germany in July 2010. The statement expresses "deep regret and sorrow" for the 16th-century violent persecution of Anabaptists by Lutherans. It asks for forgiveness from God and from Mennonites for past wrongs done to them, for having forgotten or ignored this persecution and for continuing to describe Anabaptists in damaging ways.
The LWF Council approves the statement "Action on the Legacy of Lutheran Persecution of Anabaptists." Photo by H. Putsman Penet.
The statement also speaks to how Lutherans will remember this persecution and how the Lutheran confessional legacy will be interpreted in the future.
This action comes in response to the work of the Lutheran-Mennonite International Study Commission, established in 2002. The joint commission's report, based on its work from 2005 to 2009, and the LWF council's action will be sent to Lutheran churches for discussion and response before the 2010 assembly.
Larry Miller, Mennonite World Conference general secretary, a guest at the Geneva event, welcomed the action "in a spirit of celebration and prayer."
He brought greetings from the 15th MWC assembly when 6,200 Anabaptists from around the world gathered in Asunción, Paraguay in July. Ishmael Noko, LWF general secretary, and Kathryn L. Johnson, assistant general secretary for ecumenical affairs, brought news of the expected move toward reconciliation to the Paraguay assembly.
LWF President Bishop Mark S. Hanson speaks a prayer of thanksgiving and blessing for the journey of reconciliation between Lutherans and Mennonites. Larry Miller of MWC stands on the right. Photo by H. Putsman Penet.
Miller told the Lutheran council that the message Noko delivered was "one of the most sacred moments of that assembly." Noko's words, his conciliatory spirit and expression of hope to walk with Anabaptists on a path of healing and reconciliation brought the entire assembly to its feet. People wept.
The same thing happened the previous day when Noko and Johnson addressed the General Council, MWC's governing body.
Lutherans are not the first Christian world communion to address the execution and persecution of Anabaptists by Christian authorities, noted Miller.
"But the honesty, carefulness and compassion with which you are doing so seems to touch the Mennonite heart in a way I have not previously seen," he said.
Noko's message in Paraguay continues to command attention around the world and is frequently reported in churches and in the North American Anabaptist press.
"The air was electric with anticipation," said Ronald J. Mathies who went on to describe "the drama that was unfolding on the stage at Assembly 15." Mathies is interim president of Conrad Grebel University College in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and a former executive director of Mennonite Central Committee.
"Pray that further significant steps toward reconciliation will take place," he said.
Dominant emotions at the Geneva LWF council meeting for Rainer Burkart from Germany were joy and thankfulness "that God has brought together ... two churches that have resulted from the turmoils of the European Reformation."
Burkart is the co-chair of the International Study Commission and a member of both the MWC Executive Committee and the MWC Faith and Life Commission. He sees two main differences between Lutheran and Anabaptist faith and practice: baptism and matters concerning church and state relations, including the use of force for humanitarian purposes. These two issues will be future agenda for MWC's Faith and Life Commission, he said.
Burkart served as secretary in the conversation between the Lutheran and Mennonite churches in Germany from 1989-1993. The German dialogue resulted in a declaration of mutual Eucharistic fellowship. He said that the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Mennonitischer Gemeinden, one of two MWC member churches in Germany, does not require rebaptism when Lutherans transfer to Mennonite congregations. Other dialogues have occurred in France and the United States.
MWC officers who will meet in Ontario in early November will begin drawing conclusions from the International Study Commission joint report and the decisions made by the LWF council. They will consider sending the report to MWC member churches for study and response and undertaking discernment on issues raised by the report especially around baptism as well as further dialogue with the LWF. The officers will also consider how to acknowledge a request for forgiveness, should it come from the LWF Assembly in 2010, with granting mutual forgiveness in a spirit of reconciliation and humility as the goal.


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By Bill Whitehead New Florida Panthers right winger Scottie Upshall has a reputation that he carries well. Outgoing, good-natured and vocal, Upshall appears to be living the dream daily. When it was announced he was going to play for the Panthers, TSN joked that Upshall acts as though he's never had a bad day in [...]Read more...
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The NHL's second annual Research and Development camp commenced this morning in Toronto, and one way to make a marked improvement in the game would be to revamp the rules for the power play.
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Posted on December 22, 2010I'm up in the mountains. High up. There is snow lying a foot and a half deep on the ground. It weighs down the boughs of the pine trees and sits on the steeply-gabled rooftops. Cloud fronts creep in and creep out, seeping around the bare, jagged peaks, and although the world up there in the rocks looks cold and ragged, I am impressed again and again as I crunch through the snow by the quiet. It is so quiet here. There is, of course, the creek. You can hear that for a ways as what little water thaws on the slopes makes its way down the river to the valley far below me. And there is also the occasional whoosh as some heavy bank of snow slips off the branch it has piled up on and whumps to the ground below. It is a sound that seems magnified in the stillness, like the sound of a girl pulling her heavy hair away from her sweatered shoulders and letting it fall back again. It is a beautiful sound, and I am the only one to hear it. It is so easy to take sound for granted. Indeed, most of the time in the city we have to let sound wash over us. Here it is so cold that sound travels far and freely, and yet there is so little of it. A woodpecker flies along just in front of me, cheeping at me and pecking resonantly at the trunks along my path. I've been told that there are mountain lions here. Their prints have been seen in the snow. If I encounter one, my only chance is to make myself look "big and healthy." I think of what I'd want to eat if I was a mountain lion, and I wonder at the wisdom of this advice. Still, it is so quiet that I doubt even a mountain lion could sneak up on me unawares as I walk.I slept last night for a long time, the first long time in a long time.Please forgive my long absence. I've been knocked sideways and things came to a screeching halt for a while there. What flooded into this silence are memories and it occurs to me that some of what I've been writing in this series can be useful, but some of it should also be proof that some of the best moments come unexpectedly.Here's one:I was on my first tour on a tour bus, opening for Joan Baez. We were in Italy, it was summertime, and we were heading south. About nine in the morning something in the air conditioning broke down. Buses are fickle, fragile things and stuff is always breaking down. Buses are also large, metallic cylinders, essentially rolling heat-conductors. They are also closed environments, that, not unlike submarines, are closed environments that depend on circulated air for the comfort of the people inside. Shut off the supply of circulated air and things get freaky freakily fast.Everyone was asleep when the AC gave its final wheeze and not long after that I woke up, blazing hot, sweating and crazed as a rabid horse. I shot my head out of the curtains in my bunk and saw Crook, Joan's tour manager, sticking his head out of his bunk, no less crazed than I was. Within a very few minutes everyone was up and down the stairs (most European tour buses are double deckers, making the heat even more pronounced) and trying open a window. The bus pulled over to the side of the road not long after, and everyone piled groggily out onto the road. Southern Italy in the summertime is hot and the heat rose in shimmers despite the early hour. There were vineyards on both sides of the road, and craggy olive trees with rusty-looking trunks. The driver was out from behind the wheel and while not exactly scratching his head, was certainly looking more than a little put out. Joan came out of the bus and tilted her head down the road as she caught my eye. "Come on."When Joan Baez tells you to come on, you come on. The road we were on was a narrow two-lane blacktop with steep ditches to either side to catch the rain, as if when the rains came they came hard and fast. I noticed that people left beautiful playing cards in the ditches alongside the vineyards. Perhaps it was ritual. The cars flew by us as we walked, as if everyone was practicing for the Italian Grand Prix. The red sign of a gas station came wavering into view. We kept walking and about ten minutes later pushed through the doorway into the frigid calm of the little place. I can't remember which of us it was that got the idea to drink a beer, but I remember that beer very well. It was a large silver drum of some light Italian variety and we bought two from the man at the counter and went back outside to sit on the curb and sip and wait for the bus to come and find us. When you're on tour with Joan Baez you can be sure that as long as you stay near her no one is leaving without you. So we sat there sipping and talking in the sunlight and it was about as great a moment as you could imagine it would be. Something about it, perhaps it was Italy, perhaps it was the unexpected stop or the even more unexpected beer, seemed festive; a moment in need of celebrating. Over the years since then I've grown to realize that moments like those are the real reason for touring. You can never tell when they're going to come along. Often they occur as a result of something breaking down, be it plans or machinery. When something goes wrong, the things that are going right become all the more obvious and important. Plans change all the time on the road. Things break. The only thing to do on a regular basis is to adapt and make the unexpected moments count for something. Use them. Joan, in tilting her head down the road and taking me for an early morning beer was teaching me to make the most of the unexpected moments. It's a lesson I owe to her and one that I've never forgotten. What happened next, though, made the moment indelible.Another tour bus, not ours, came wheezing off the road and onto the concrete slab of the gas station. The driver, heavy and Italian, jumped out, exasperated and gesticulating as you'd hope an Italian bus driver would. It was clear that something was wrong with his bus as well, and a few seconds later a troupe of stunningly gorgeous women came piling loudly out. I've never known who these women were, but they were anything but wilting violets. These were loud, brash fire-eating Italian women of the first water. They swept by us as we sat on the curb, and I must have been slack jawed because when I looked over at Joan she laughed, as if this sort of thing happened all the time to her. "I don't know why you're still sitting here," she said. "Get on in there." I laughed and stood with my beer, then turned and quietly stuck my head back in the door of the mini mart. Inside, the rows of snack food were being ransacked by the voracious women. Potato chip bags crinkled, pop tops popped, fruit was being torn into by rows of white teeth. It was as if the Italian Renaissance had exploded in the tiny confines of this roadside store. The man behind the counter looked dazed. I pulled my head back out. Joan laughed again. "Josh, that is the sorriest entrance I've ever seen." She stood up and, jutting her chin artistocratically at a forty-five degree angle, put an arm straight out in front of her and plowed through the door. She stood there silently a moment as every head snapped up to take her in. She met their gazes for an instant, then turned and walked back out, smiling at me. "That's how you make an entrance," she said. Not much later our bus pulled in and picked us up and we left the women of the Italian Rennaissance to mill gorgeously around the parking lot until their own half shell was fixed. I don't remember the show that night, but I will always remember that morning.The best stuff about living a life in music is the stuff that comes to you unexpectedly. Nothing about your life can be planned so well that the best stuff won't find its way in and change everything. The sound system will break and you'll be forced to play without amplification. There will be a storm and you'll have no electricity. You'll mess up your place in the song and a whole new way to play it will suddenly come to you. Something in your life will change and you'll realize just how important the other parts are.That moment, which Joan may or may not remember, only happened because something unexpected occurred and she knew what to do with that time in order to make it special. If there's any one lesson to continually put into practice as we make a life in music, it is that. Realize the unlikely moments and make them special.
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How could we relate to the world around us without the concept of time?
I have often wondered about what life would be like if I could not include the concept of time. It is in EVERYTHING we do, think, talk about, it is a component of life that is completely man made, it seems to me it is the glue that holds everything together? without it... what do we have? how do we explain? where do we stand?
what is NOW?
So, how would you explain " life" without time? the universe without Time? all your thoughts without implementing time?
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Mar 6 2011: My thoughts might be slightly off topic but I think worth mentioning.
What if we are frozen in time? What if that is what life is?
The rocks and earth and atmosphere that slowly shift and erode away could be living in what is really time,
but what we call time is just are accelerated movements and thoughts.
What about the ever expanding universe? What if it is just an explosion that only lasts a second?
Its all relative. Time is an irrelevant factor to everything.
I wish that was a commonly believed thought because I am often late!
Mar 20 2011: Time is an irrelevant factor to everything: I've listened to the same Bach organ piece twice - one organist played it in 6 minutes, the other one in 12. Parts of the last Beethoven piano sonata can be played slowly like a meditation or crazy like children playing wildly. (I have heaed and liked both versions) In Beethoven the time (speed) difference is probably even bigger than in the Bach piece. And this difference changes the world!
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I find this a bit bizarre and unexpected, but rather good news overall. I would much rather folks be smoking weed at home that racing around on the roads drunk. I don't understand why the government has been so anti-Marijuana when the science does not back it up as being anymore harmful than the legal drugs that Americans consume in large quantities.
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This article is definitely biased by a scientific thinking, but as I am a scientific thinker, that is okay by me. Plus I would love to see a bit more reason and logic in political debates instead of all the emotional triggers that get people riled up without actually changing things or fixing any of Americas ever growing set of serious problems.
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It may be the nostalgia of childhood because I will fully admit I was not that politically aware for Reagan's terms in office, but those were good years in America and I thought he was doing a good job. It doesn't seem like the times that have followed have been as good though we have had booms and busts. It could be that Reagan was lucky with the state of the country he was given and the fact that it was a relatively peaceful time or it may have been the skill of the man himself or more likely a little of both. It may also be that my memories are the fuzzy warm ones of a child, but it seems the current flock of GOP candidates with a few non-highly ranked ones, go beyond just not meeting a Reagan standard to being complete wackos. I am sure that the GOP has always had flaws, but it seems like it has taken a dramatic turn for the worse in recent years and that saddens me.
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A good piece on why we are so afraid of sharks and why sharks are actually a good part of a healthy ocean ecosystem. I have seen a number of initiatives for shark preservation lately, and I think that is a very good sign. Sharks pose very little threat to humans and provide a valuable part of the ocean ecosystem. I hope that the shark preservation campaign continues to grow.
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I am not watching the video because I don't need to see that type of thing, and the description in the article is bad enough. However, from my understanding most of these things are standard industry practice and quite legal. I suspect if most Americans saw the condition of the meat they ate before it was slaughtered, they would give serious considerations to not eating it.
And I am almost as bad as most Americans. We eat grass fed beef, some game, and cage free eggs, but our pork and chicken probably come from Australian factory farms that are no better than the US ones. The article is correct that the best way for Americans to improve conditions of farms is to not buy factory farm meat. It is healthier, healthier for you, and taste better. However, in rough economic times it is a hard choice to make as it is also more expensive.
This is really alarming. The US maternity mortality rate has doubled from 1987 to 2006. No, it is not super high, but it is going in the wrong direction. It is higher than 40 other countries. This is shameful for a country that is supposed to have the best healthcare in the world.
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Thankfully, I am a good sleeper, but I know several people who aren't. I thought this article might interest them.
I think this article fails to emphasize the importance of exercise for general health, and I have always assumed to lose weight I have to exercise *and* eat less. However, there is some good information in the article as well.
I agree with parts of this article, but I strongly disagree with a lot of it as well. I think having a strong military is important and that the US had a lot of out of date hardware that they have been upgrading in recent years. However, I do think there are savings that could be made in the defense budget that would save money and maintain adequate defense. I think combining intelligence agencies, reducing overhead and administration, and reductions of troops in non-critical areas are all good things. But I also think it is important to keep our carrier groups in operation as they are are portable bases that can get to almost anywhere in the world quickly for both military and natural disaster aid reasons. I think it is important to keep our troops in strategic locations like Japan, Korea, and Germany to support our allies though in some cases those troop numbers may be higher than necessary.
I have to agree that at a time you are cutting veteran benefits, perhaps you should also cut your NASCAR sponsorship.
It is cool that they were able to go back and reanalyze the initial results with more modern analytics to find even more supporting evidence.
An amazing amount of trouble a few teenagers and some mercury can get into. I actually enjoy playing with mercury, but it needs to be treated with respect.
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I think with most things everything in moderation, but some of the points in the article make a lot of sense to me. I do think that rote memorization does not get enough practice in American schools. I think that parents should set high, but reasonable expectations for their children and push them towards those goals. Several articles I have read recently mentioned the importance of praising effort and work at an early age instead of merely praising "goodness." I think it is important that rewards be for actual achievements and not just for being present.


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Lead single from "The Big Revival" confirms star's comeback.
Lead single from "The Big Revival" confirms star's comeback.
Star "Aw Naw" singer gives back to the community with massive check.
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Coyote Counter Collective is proud to host an Artist/Designer mixer for the community with live folk punk performances from Vagabondage, 5 Cent Coffee, and The Sweet Trade.
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Homemade Chocolate Cake Recipe
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups water
- 3/4 cup vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 teaspoons white vinegar
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/3 cup baking cocoa
- Dash salt
- 3 tablespoons milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Add the water, oil, vanilla and vinegar; mix well (batter will be thin).
- Pour into a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool completely.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add the confectioners' sugar, cocoa, salt, milk and vanilla; mix well. Spread over cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12-15 servings.
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its a good recipe but its not my favorite the cake did not taste right without eggs in it. Its also a tad flavorless and its definetly not for cake in a mug
It is a delicious moist cake that the whole family loves!
This is a moist cake. I like that it doesn't have eggs since I don't always have them on hand. The cream cheese frosting makes this cake extra special.
Very Excellent Cake My Whole Family Loved It. It Was Very Moist And The Icing Was Also Excellent. I Recommend This Cake For Everybody To Try
I made this cake this evening, instead of using cocoa I used special dark cocoa. This cake was a huge hit with my family. It is absolutely delicious. I especially liked that the recipe required no eggs. I didn't have all the ingredients for an icing/frosting, so we drizzled special dark chocolate syrup over the cake and topped it with reddi whip.


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PLAYERS: Peter Budaj, Henrik Lundqvist, Matt Halischuk, Jason Arnott, Ryan Suter
TEAMS: Nashville Predators, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues
TEAMS: Nashville Predators, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues
Photo by Frederick Breedon/Getty Images North America The Predators complete the back-to-back turn tonight at MSG against the New York Rangers. The Predators dominated the first period in their win against the NY Islanders and came away with a 3-1 victory and extending the win streak to five. The Rangers are on a tear winning 6 out of the last 8 but only 1-2-0 in the last three games. Their last loss came on January 15th against a sub-par Montreal team and their backup goalie Peter Budaj. Can the Predators play under the microscope of nationwide coverage and continue the streak? Game time is at 6:30 central on NBC Sports Channel. This Year's Series: N/A Looking at the Rangers: Simply put, the Rangers are a dangerous team with top notch talent in all aspects of their game. Offensive skills: look to none other than Gaborik, Richards, Callahan and Stepan. On the defensive side, the Rangers have great two-way play from Del Zotto, McDonagh and Girardi (voted to his first All-Star appearance). And the netminder is one of the elite goaltenders in the NHL…Henrik Lundqvist whose GAA and SV% is among the top in the league. The Rangers are still tops in the Eastern Conference with 60 points and are tied with St. Louis and Chicago for the NHL lead. Looking at the Predators: It starts with contributions from everybody. Three different lines scored for the Predators in yesterday's win. The best and most unlikely contributor this season for Nashville has been Matt Halischuk. On the fourth line, he has produced 14 points, 10 of which are goals which puts him in the top five on the Predators. Not bad considering Halischuk was an afterthought to the trading of Jason Arnott. One would think that Rinne would get the night off tonight, but these are two much needed points against a top-flight team in the Rangers. Expect Trotz to go with the hot hand of Rinne but have Lindback ready in case the Rangers light it up early on in the contest. For the Rangers to win: Play from the goalie forward. The Rangers need to rely on their defense and goaltending to stop Nashville from jumping out early like they did against the Islanders. Staying out of the penalty box is another key to the Rangers getting the W. Although Nashville didn't score on their one PP against the Islanders, allowing Nashville more PP opportunities can be deadly with their man-advantage ranked 2nd in the NHL. For the Predators to win: Conserve energy. With Ryan Suter doubtful for tonight's game, it is imperative for the Predators to use short shifts and roll all four lines to keep up with the Rangers. Back-to-back games are tough and many teams get out-hustled towards the end of the game. With the spotlight of national coverage to boot, the Predators are in for a long night. If Rinne is starting, the defensive units have to clear the crease and give him room to track the puck. They need to limit the amount of shots on Rinne while pushing the puck out of the defensive zone. If Nashville's defense can step up and keep the pressure in the opposing zone, the Predators have a great chance of stealing two points from a stellar Eastern Conference squad. ———————————————– If you like what I have listed out here or if you have any questions/comments/concerns, feel free to let me know on Twitter…@Preducated
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The Basics of Writing a Business Plan
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 9 a.m. to noon
Thinking about starting your own business, being your own boss and enjoying the life of an entrepreneur? Fantastic!Of course you have a business plan, have secured funding, and have hired an accountant and lawyer, right?Writing a Business Plan is a 3-hour workshop created for those considering going into business for themselves.In just 3 hours, you will learn key elements of a business plan including …• Writing style tips.• Required content.• How to use a business plan as a management tool.• A greater understanding of what a business plan should look like and how to get started.Who Should Attend?Writing a Business Plan is designed for entrepreneurs of all ages, backgrounds, education and experience—regardless of the type of business you want to start! If you are a dislocated or laid off worker registered with jobs.mo.gov, you could attend this workshop at no cost. Please call 314-657-3547 for details.
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Writing a Business Plan is a 3-hour workshop created for those considering going into business for themselves.
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$49.00No Cost to Dislocated Workers. Please call 314-657-3547 for details.
Tiffany Todd, email@example.com SBTDCs, State Officephone: 314/657-3547
Building Better Health Class (CCPS) (Session 29 of 40)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, noon to 1 p.m.
This weekly class focuses on the basics of nutrition, food safety, and food budgeting.
This class is open only to Cass County Recovery Court participants
Susan Mills-Gray, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: (816) 380-8460
Tai Chi for Health - VA Medical Center (Session 2 of 14)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 12:20 p.m. to 12:50 p.m.
Tai Chi for Health is easy to learn for relaxation, strengthening mind and body, and improving health and fitness. The gentle movements of Tai Chi have been shown to improve coordination, balance, flexibility, muscle strength, and posture. Tai Chi helps create a sense of well-being while facilitating mind/body awareness and reducing stress.
Nina Chen, email@example.com County MU Extension Center at Blue Springsphone: (816) 252-5051
How to Write a Successful Business Plan
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Designed for business owners and entrepreneurs who need to know how to create a business plan for their organization so the plan can be a useful management tool. Participants will learn the importance of business plans, the key required elements of a basic plan and data that must be included. Participants will also get tips on writing style to make the business plan easier to understand and more professional in appearance. Participants will leave this session with a greater understanding of what their business plan should look like and how to get started writing one. more...
Continuing education units available.
Karen Bradshaw, firstname.lastname@example.com Southern State University SBTDCphone: 417/625-9520
Missouri Master Naturalist - Level 1 Training (Session 15 of 17)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
A training program to help you discover the natural Missouri by developing your skills as a naturalist, resource scientist, botanist educator or recreations specialist. You'll gain a wealth of natural science information in classes given by some of Missouri's finest biologists and build new friendships with others who share a love of Missouri's outdoors. more...
Wildlife Management, Discussion of tools and techniques available to Wildlife Biologists as they manage populations of game and none game wildlife. Includes a brief review of the wildlife code and how/why hunting seasons are set - plus more ...
Call 636-970-3000 more...
Scott Killpack, firstname.lastname@example.com. Charles County MU Extension Centerphone: (636) 970-3000
Mental Health First Aid (Session 2 of 2)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Youth Mental Health First Aid is a public education program focused on equipping adults who work with youth (ages 12-18) who may be experiencing a mental health challenge or in a crisis.
Part two of the Youth Mental Health First Aid class will be completed. It will include the ALGEE action plan, first aid for crisis situations, taking care of the first aider and suicide warning signs. Presentation of certificates and evaluation.
Contact Mary Engram at firstname.lastname@example.com
Mary Wescoat Engram, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: (573) 683-6129
Building Strong Families - Independence (Session 3 of 5)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Helps individuals find their strengths, build on those strengths, and learn skills to improve relationships and increase communication.
Taking Care of You--Body, Mind and Spirit (Session 4 of 7)
Taking Care of You, Body Mind and Spirit will help you learn a healthy way to face challenges and aid your well-being. You will learn strategies that develop skills to respond thoughtfully to challenges rather than react automatically. Research has shown these strategies to positively affect blood pressure, sleep disturbances, emotional eating and depression. more...
Pre- registration is required.To pay with Visa, Master Card or Discover, call 636-970-3000. To pay with check, make payable to University Extension Council and return with registration form to: University of Missouri Extension 260 Brown Road, St. Peters MO 63376
$40.00Those who attend 6 or more of the sessions and complete the class evaluation survey will receive a $10 refund.
Linda Rellergert, firstname.lastname@example.com. Charles County MU Extension Centerphone: 636/970-3000
Greene County Extension Council Meeting (Session 20 of 25)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The Greene County Extension Council is comprised of 16 publicly elected council members and 4 appointed members who work with MU Extension specialists to provide the county educational program, manage finances of local MU Extension operations, provide personnel to carry out MU Extension activities locally and organize the annual public election of MU Extension council members. more...
Greene County Extension Council meeting will take place during the "Salute to Century Farms" event. Agendas are posted under "plans and reports" on the Greene County Extension website.
None. Meetings are open to the public and conducted in accordance with the Missouri Sunshine Law. Council agendas are posted online prior to each meeting.
David L. Burton, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 417/881-8909
Salute to Century Farms
Educational evening to honor new 2014 additions to the Century Farms Registry in Greene County. Event includes a presentation by David Baker, Assistant Dean of Agriculture Extension in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources at the University of Missouri, on the challenges facing family farms in the coming 15-20 years. The evening will conclude with a hour of musical entertainment from bluegrass favorite Acoustic Essays. more...
Put on your jeans and boots and come enjoy a casual and fun evening in the Ozarks as we celebrate our agricultural heritage in a historical setting and also honor the Century Farms in Greene County.
Advance registration is needed and can be done by check (using form off our website) or with a credit card using Eventbrite. more...
$25.00Honored Century Farm families receive 4 complimentary tickets to this event.
Organic Gardening Academy (Session 11 of 11)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The Greene County MU Extension office is pleased to host the 2014 Organic Gardening Academy. This series of classes related to organic gardening will present proven, science based techniques on a wide range of topics. Each class will include a presentation of the subject, followed by a hands-on demonstration of the techniques learned during the class. The speakers have a passion for organic gardening, and subject matter expertise.
Sustainable Urban Water Use
The introductory class on April 17 is free. The registration fee for each following class is $20. A discounted rate of $180 is available for all 10 classes purchased as a package, if purchased by May 1, 2014. To register or for more information, contact Lorri Winters at the MU Extension - Greene County office; 2400 S. Scenic, Springfield, MO; call 417-881-8909, or email firstname.lastname@example.com
$20.00A discounted rate of $180 is available for all 10 classes purchased as a package, if purchased by May 1, 2014.
Patrick Byers, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 417/881-8909
Rent Smart (Session 1 of 3)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 6 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
Rent Smart - Hillcrest Ministries
Legal Aspects of Renting; Maintaining Positive Landlord-Tenant Relationships;
Rent Smart program is conducted specifically for Hillcrest Ministries clients. Contact Marsha Alexander for details.
Marsha Alexander, email@example.com County MU Extension Center at Kansas Cityphone: (816) 482-5850
Master Gardener Training (Session 3 of 11)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Training to become a Missouri Master Gardener. This 11 week course will meet once a week on Tuesday evening from September 16 to November 25.
Soils and Composting
To register call the Marion County Extension office at 573-769-2177.
$135.00Registration fee is $135 with paper manual, $115 if the electronic (PDF) manual is used on an electronic device.
Max Glover, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 573/633-2640
Linn County Extension Council Meeting- September
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Valerie Tate, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 660/895-5123
Team Nutrition for Child Care (Session 8 of 9)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
The program director and staff from "The Little School" day care center will participate in the MOve Smart program. A program to encourage providers to incorporate more physical activity into their program plans. The program supports physical activity and the reduction of childhood obesity.
Classroom coaching
In-house training
Renette Wardlow, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: (417) 581-3558
Team Nutrition for Child Care (Session 9 of 9)
When: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Final coaching of director and wrap up on the MOve Smart project at the day care center.
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