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|2012-13 Women's Soccer
Maryville, Tenn.
Exercise Science
2011: Had a breakout junior season, playing and starting in all 18 games… ranked third on the team in goals (4), points (13), shots (35) and shots on goal (17), while leading the Lady Bucs with five assists… logged 1,280 minutes of playing time… scored her first collegiate goal, finding the back of the net in the 67th minute of the season opener against Wofford (Aug. 19)… assisted Jenna Caudle in the 29th minute to equalize the match in the home opener against Tennessee Tech (Aug. 26)… tallied her second assist of the season, finding Genna Petersen with the game-winning goal as ETSU defeated Wright State 2-1 in the RedHawk Shootout (Sept. 9)… took two shots and notched her first point in A-Sun action with an assist in a 4-0 defeat of USC Upstate (Sept. 23)… fired a career-high five shots, three on goal, in a 3-0 win against UNC Asheville (Sept. 25)… netted the game-winning goal in the 79th minute to help ETSU take down North Florida 2-1 (Oct. 7)… posted her first career three-point game, assisting the Lady Bucs' second goal and scoring in the 81st minute of a 3-0 shutout of Jacksonville (Oct. 9)… had another three-point game in the very next match, tallying an assist in the 55th minute and scoring in the 67th minute as ETSU beat Stetson 6-3 (Oct. 14)… had her second five-shot game of the year, putting two shots on goal, in a 1-1 draw against Kennesaw State (Oct. 21)… took one shot and played 89 minutes in her first Atlantic Sun semifinal appearance (Nov. 4)… earned A-Sun All-Academic honors.
2010: Played and started in all 18 games for the Bucs … combined for two shots, one on goal … led a defense that allowed just 1.06 goals per game … fired two shots, one on goal, as part of a, 2-1, victory over Winthrop (Sep. 12) … received All-Academic honors from the Atlantic Sun Conference.
2009: Started in all 18 games ... recorded an assist and one point on the year ... hooked up with Jordan Monty for the first ETSU goal of the season against Western Carolina on Aug. 28 ... took two shots with one coming on goal ... earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors.
Prior to ETSU: Was a basketball star at Heritage High School… played club soccer for head coach Paulo Neto and the '91 Premier Nike Impact USA, in addition to being on the Olympic Development Program under coaches Curtis Blair, Hans Hobson and Tori Beeler Watson… led the Impact to the 2008 Redbout Generals Invitational title and a second-place finish at the 2008 Tennessee State Cup… also led the Nike squad to a quarterfinal berth at the 2006 Orange Classic… on the hardwood was named to the 2008 Region 2 District 4 3AAA All-Tournament team, earning All-Blount County honors and the team's Hustle award… led HHS to a 27-6 record and a 2008 District 4-AAA Championship, after leading the Lady Mountaineers to a 27-7 record and 2007 Super 16 Championship… off the field Thomas graduated with 3.92 GPA, in addition to volunteering for both the Special Olympics and local AAU teams… won the prestigious 2005 and 2007 Student of Distinction Award.
Personal: Born on Dec. 7, 1990… majoring in exercise science… daughter of Scott and Deborah Thomas.
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In Support of Recovery-Based Systems Transformation (Position Statement 11)
Mental Health America (MHA) envisions a just, humane and healthy society in which all people are accorded respect, dignity and the opportunity to achieve their full potential free from stigma and prejudice. Consistent with this philosophy, MHA supports and promotes services and systems that facilitate the recovery of people with mental health and substance use conditions. MHA believes mental health and substance abuse systems transformation will occur only when all stakeholders view recovery as the primary goal. We define recovery broadly as a journey of healing and transformation enabling a person with a mental health problem to live a meaningful life in a community of his or her choice while striving to achieve his or her full potential.1
MHA is committed to the notion that every individual with a mental health or substance use condition can recover. Individuals must define for themselves what recovery means to them. For some it may mean achieving personal goals to live a fulfilling and productive life and for others it may mean effectively managing the effects of their condition. For an individual to engage in the recovery process, it is important that she or he possess hope that recovery is possible, have choices regarding community-based services and supports, have access to resources that allow for basic needs to be met such as food, clothing and housing, and have a strong community network. Such a network can include but is not limited to friends, family and faith-based organizations.
Mental Health America was established in 1909 by former psychiatric patient, Clifford W. Beers. During his stays in public and private institutions, Beers witnessed and was subjected to horrible abuse. From these experiences, Beers set into motion a reform movement that took shape as the Mental Health America. The efforts of Beers and other early pioneers of this movement set a course for reform, to the point where today, and increasingly, if treatment and support are provided (and support is of paramount importance), recovery from mental health and substance use conditions is the expected outcome.
In July 2003, the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health issued its report, "Achieving the Promise: Transforming Mental Health Care in America". An overarching recommendation in the report was that services and treatments for persons with psychiatric disabilities must be recovery-oriented and consumer-driven.
On December 16-17, 2004, the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) convened a National Consensus Conference on Mental Health Recovery and Systems Transformation. Over 110 consumers, family members, providers, researchers, advocates, State and local mental health authorities, Federal partners and others met to develop a consensus statement on mental health recovery.
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Self-Direction: Consumers lead, control, exercise choice over, and determine their own path of recovery by optimizing autonomy, independence, and control of resources to achieve a self-determined life. By definition, the recovery process must be self-directed by the individual, who defines his or her own life goals and designs a unique path towards those goals.
Individualized and Person-Centered: There are multiple pathways to recovery based on an individual's unique strengths and resiliencies as well as his or her needs, preferences, experiences (including past trauma), and cultural background in all of its diverse representations. Individuals also identify recovery as being an ongoing journey and an end result as well as an overall paradigm for achieving wellness and optimal mental health.
Empowerment: Consumers have the authority to choose from a range of options and to participate in all decisions—including the allocation of resources—that will affect their lives, and are educated and supported in so doing. They have the ability to join with other consumers to collectively and effectively speak for themselves about their needs, wants, desires, and aspirations. Through empowerment, an individual gains control of his or her own destiny and influences the organizational and societal structures in his or her life.
Holistic: Recovery encompasses an individual's whole life, including mind, body, spirit, and community. Recovery embraces all aspects of life, including housing, employment, education, mental health and healthcare treatment and services, complementary and naturalistic services, addictions treatment, spirituality, creativity, social networks, community participation, and family supports as determined by the person. Families, providers, organizations, systems, communities, and society play crucial roles in creating and maintaining meaningful opportunities for consumer access to these supports.
Non-Linear: Recovery is not a step-bystep process but one based on continual growth, occasional setbacks, and learning from experience. Recovery begins with an initial stage of awareness in which a person recognizes that positive change is possible. This awareness enables the consumer to move on to fully engage in the work of recovery.
Strengths-Based: Recovery focuses on valuing and building on the multiple capacities, resiliencies, talents, coping abilities, and inherent worth of individuals. By building on these strengths, consumers leave stymied life roles behind and engage in new life roles (e.g., partner, caregiver, friend, student, employee). Th e process of recovery moves forward through interaction with others in supportive, trust-based relationships.
Peer Support: Mutual support—including the sharing of experiential knowledge and skills and social learning—plays an invaluable role in recovery. Consumers encourage and engage other consumers in recovery and provide each other with a sense of belonging, supportive relationships, valued roles, and community.
Respect: Community, systems, and societal acceptance and appreciation of consumers —including protecting their rights and eliminating discrimination and stigma—are crucial in achieving recovery. Self-acceptance and regaining belief in one's self are particularly vital. Respect ensures the inclusion and full participation of consumers in all aspects of their lives.
Responsibility: Consumers have a personal responsibility for their own self-care and journeys of recovery. Taking steps towards their goals may require great courage. Consumers must strive to understand and give meaning to their experiences and identify coping strategies and healing processes to promote their own wellness.
Hope: Recovery provides the essential and motivating message of a better future— that people can and do overcome the barriers and obstacles that confront them. Hope is internalized; but can be fostered by peers, families, friends, providers, and others. Hope is the catalyst of the recovery process. Mental health recovery not only benefi ts individuals with mental health disabilities by focusing on their abilities to live, work, learn, and fully participate in our society, but also enriches the texture of American community life. America reaps the benefi ts of the contributions individuals with mental disabilities can make, ultimately becoming a stronger and healthier Nation.2
Mental Health America agrees that each of the tenets articulated by the National Consensus Statement should be incorporated into mental health systems transformation, at both the individual and systems levels. The National Consensus Statement sets ambitious goals for the recovery movement, which MHA enthusiastically supports.
Call to Action
Mental Health America supports consumers to
- Understand their illness and believe that recovery is possible;
- Explore treatment options and supports that match their desires, goals and strengths; and
- Participate in peer support programs and explore leadership roles that can help others recover.
Mental Health America calls on public mental health systems and policy-makers to:
- Incorporate the principles of recovery-based care into the mission and day-to-day activities of local, state and federal mental health departments and agencies;
- Invest in evidence-based and emerging practices that are community-based and consumer/family-driven; and
- Ensure that consumers have meaningful involvement in the planning, delivery and evaluation of mental health service systems.
Mental Health America encourages mental health advocates to:
- Educate decision makers that recovery is possible and is the expected outcome of proper treatment and supports;
- Correct misinformation reported in the media with positive, factual, and prompt responses expressed with the dignity we demand for those who suffer from a mental illness;
- Promote policies which are consistent with the recovery philosophy; and
- Identify opportunities for consumers to have meaningful involvement in advocacy efforts in addition to the planning, delivery and evaluation of mental health services.
Mental Health America encourages mental health practitioners to
- Utilize a strengths-based, individualized, recovery-oriented approach for all clients;
- Encourage and guide clients to an active role in leading their own recovery; and
- See individuals as whole human beings, not just as their illness.
Mental Health America urges the media to:
- Learn the facts about mental illness;
- Report upon and portray mental illnesses with appropriate sensitivity; and
- Recognize that stigmatizing language and attitudes prevent effective treatment of mental illnesses.
Effective Period
The Mental Health America Board of Directors adopted this policy on September 18, 2010. It is reviewed as required by the Mental Health America Public Policy Committee.
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#5 - Callie Kiselich
|2003-04 Volleyball
5' 11"
Colorado Springs, Col.
Rampart High School
2006 Season: Enjoyed another strong season with the Lady Bucs…named second-team All-Atlantic Sun after ranking fourth in the conference in hitting percentage and fifth in kills… led the team in hitting percentage for the third consecutive season with .336 for the year…averaged 3.52 kills per game and 383 total kills, second best on the team… recorded best hitting percentage in the victory against Kennesaw State when she hit .667 with 14 kills and only 2 errors in 18 attempts…had double digit kills in 23 matches…second on the team in total blocks with 75, averaging .69 per game…managed a season-best 16 digs in the win against Furman (9/19/06)…had a perfect performance in the opening game of the match versus Western Carolina, hitting 7 kills in 7 attempts.
2005 Season: Had another solid season at the middle blocker position … led the team in hitting percentage for the second consecutive season, hitting .277 for the year … averaged 2.66 kills per frame, the third-best output on the squad … tallied 319 kills on the year, also the third-best total on the team … finished second on the team in total blocks with 110, averaging 0.92 stops a game … posted season-best hitting percentage with a .667 performance (8-0-12) against King College (9/26/05) … belted a season-high 15 kills against Coastal Carolina (9/17/05) … managed 296 digs (2.47 d/g) on the year, second most on the team … posted a career-best 22 digs in the win over Wofford (10/5/05) … tied a career-high with four service aces against Furman (9/13/05) … recorded a personal-best 10 blocks (1-9) in the Atlantic Sun victory over Campbell (9/23/05).
2004 Season: During freshman campaign, led ETSU with .238 hitting percentage ... posted 328 kills, including a season-high 19 versus Appalachian State on Sept. 24 ... competing at the season-opening Mizuno/Auburn Challenge, posted seven kills and three assists in collegiate debut versus Auburn ... in 2004, had 18 matches with double-digit kills and eight matches with at least 15 kills ... ranked third among Lady Bucs with 78.0 total blocks for the year... posted career-best eight total blocks versus BSC in early September ... earned All-Tournament honors competing at the Nike/Comfort Suites Classic hosted by Eastern Kentucky University
High School: Won four letters competing for
Personal: Daughter of D.J. Kiselich and Colette Nelson … played club volleyball for the Nike Thundercats, a mainstay in the national top 30 rankings during the 2003 season … education major.
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Following a weekend sweep of Belmont and Lipscomb, the ETSU men's tennis team heads out west to take part in the Hilton Mission Valley Spring Classic, hosted by the University of San Diego and San Diego State. The Bucs face Harvard in their opening round match.
The tournament event will be played at both San Diego State and the University of San Diego. The winner's bracket will be held at SDSU and the consolation bracket will be held at USD for Friday and Saturday. Match times are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. (EST) and 5 p.m. (EST) each day. ETSU and Harvard will begin at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
ETSU (8-5), winners of its last four matches, are coming off two solid wins against Belmont and Lipscomb at home over the weekend. The Bucs have received strong play from the bottom part of their lineup over the last couple of weeks as
Jeremy Bonnevalle
(Keerbergen, Belgium) and
Roger Ordeig
(Gurb, Spain) remain undefeated in dual play. Bonnevalle has opened up the spring with a 6-0 record, while Ordeig is a perfect 5-0 mark. Meanwhile, sophomore
Juan Ramirez
(Asuncion, Paraguay) has won his last six singles matches.
Harvard enters the event with a 7-6 overall record. The Crimson most recently defeated Binghamton, a team the Bucs already defeated earlier in the season. Casey MacMaster leads Harvard with a 7-1 dual singles record.
After facing Harvard, ETSU will take on either No. 20 San Diego or UAB on Friday depending on results from Thursday's matches. The time and location of Friday's match will be determined after all matches are completed on Thursday.
Hilton Mission Valley Spring Classic features eight teams from across the country including three teams ranked in the latest ITA poll. In the top half of the bracket, No. 20 San Diego will face Alabama-Birmingham and ETSU will take on Harvard. In the bottom half, San Diego State will battle with No. 53 Princeton and No. 67 Purdue will play Denver.
For more information on ETSU men's tennis please go to ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's tennis link. Also, be sure to follow ETSU Athletics on
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Friday, November 14, 2003Johnson City, Tenn. (November 14, 2003) - East Tennessee State senior Lissa Allen (Palm Bay, Fla.) set a school record with a .727 attack percentage, as the Buccaneers rolled to a 30-26, 30-16, 30-18 victory over UNC Greensboro from Brooks Gym Friday. With a win over Elon tomorrow night at home, the Buccaneers would clinch a spot in the Southern Conference tournament next week in Chattanooga, Tenn. "We've been preparing all week, and we knew if we passed the ball well and if key players did their job, then we would be successful," said first-year head coach Lindsey Devine. Allen led the ETSU offense, which tallied a season high .403 attack percentage opposed to just .092 by the Spartans. The 6-foot-0 middle blocker recorded 16 kills and no errors on 22 attacks, while freshman Kelsey Sherich (Ogallala, Neb.) hit .550 for the match, including 12 kills. Freshman setter Kristi Robinson (Knoxville, Tenn.) contributed her part by dishing out 50 assists. On the defensive side of the net, the Buccaneers got a career-high seven blocks out of freshman Jen Sarter (Toronto, Canada). Meanwhile, freshman Natalie Pittenger (Gaston, Ind.) led all players with 12 digs, followed by 10 digs from senior Kate Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.). "Lissa and Kate did a fantastic job tonight, and Natalie Pittenger was just as solid as could be," said Devine. "This was a true team victory, because everybody was involved." LaJean Morrow shined for the Spartans with 12 kills and Abbi Meyer flirted with a near double-double by registering 10 digs and nine kills. Lori Brooks and Lauren Richards each totaled three blocks, and Stephanie Elbe tallied 30 assists. ETSU will now take on Elon Saturday night in Brooks Gym, which also happens to be "Senior Night" for the Bucs. The match will begin at 7 p.m., and will decide which team is the fourth and final representative from the North Division at the SoCon tournament. The Phoenix enter the match with a 7-10 conference mark after falling 3-1 to Chattanooga on Friday. With an ETSU victory over Elon, both teams would finish the 2003 regular season with a 7-11 mark in league play, but the Buccaneers would get the tiebreaker due to a better head-to-head record versus division opponents. "We're going to come out to play no matter what tomorrow as if it was our last game," said Devine. "We are a competitive team and each time we step out on the court we want to win."


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My wife and I managed to get a nice 'pit' in our mattress, after only 3 years of ownership. We've had it on a boxspring, directly on the carpeted floor. It's sagged enough that we can feel springs popping and crunching as we move around now. We're talking about replacing it with a firmer mattress, but I'm wondering if we should be using a bedframe with the boxspring?
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A bed frame is at best going to support the box-spring around the edges (perhaps even somewhere in the middle if there is an extra cross member).
If the box spring is on the floor (or a platform bed), then it's supported everywhere. Which in my opinion is better for the mattress. Of course, your wife may dislike the look of it on the floor.
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I'm thinking of turning my old PC box into a media server so I can free up some room on my current PC.
It will just have movie and music files on it, and ideally i'd like to be able to view all these on my pc/blu ray player and ps3.
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for low power systems i would go with debin i guess.
i had it running smoothly on embedded systems with 1ghz ARM cpu and 512 megs of ram (less power than decent smartphone).
even with that configuration you can run minidlna server, trnsmission, ftp, samba and a web server at the same time
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FreeNAS would make an excellent media server. I'd love to try it out, but I don't have the cash to invest in things i would need for the system right now.
It is really cool how it works. You have a box without a hard drive. Then you use a USB to boot the OS, and a hard drive enclosure with however many hard drives. Then FreeNAS becomes a share point for all clients on your network.If you got an enclosure with 3 or 4 hard drive slots that was RAID compatible you'd be able to have an amazing media server.
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While Yellowstone wolf research takes place year-round, it's easiest to monitor and study wolves in the wintertime because they leave tracks in the snow, tend to travel in packs during the daytime, and are present at lower elevations. Each winter, Yellowstone Wolf Project staff and volunteers brave frigid temperatures and unpredictable weather on a daily basis to conduct essential research on the park's wolf packs.
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So I finally got to test it out, beta weekend for nearly everyone that ever signed up for beta, 50 plus servers, all full, and during the weekend they even added MORE servers.
Graphics... very good, but then shouldn't they be? still it didn't even test my 3 year old computer (quad core 6600, 8800GT, 4gb ram, win7) 4/5
Sound... everything is voice acted, if you don't want to read anything you don't have to. still I couldnt' figure out how to select the voice of my characters, maybe i just missed the option, either way my sith inquistior sounded like a british guy. everything else is what you'd expect of a star wars experience from the opening title sequence down to the blaster bolts being deflected. 4/5
Character creation... going back to the sound issue, there is only 5 very human looking classes to choose from, the only difference being the lightside has a race the dark side doesn't and vice versa. many of the iconic character classes are missing, you can't choose wookies, mon cal, ithorians, rodians, etc. Character creation feels like one of the weakest portions of the game. 5 races, and 4 main classes (as you level up you can vary it up a bit as each class can specialize). 3/5.
Gameplay... all movement is mouse controlled, there is no autoattack, so you toolbar is all you need to rattle off attacks. fire off one, and its on cooldown, which means if all your attacks are on cooldown, your character is standing there like a tool. 2/5
Player interface... Ok I guess this is one of the areas i'm really picky on, and while star wars galaxies is dead as of dec 15th, it was widely known to have developed one of the best user interfaces from the chat to character options, to tells, to character animations etc, and while I shouldn't compare TOR to SWG, I can't help but do so, and when I do I really feel like the newer game is inferior to an 8 year old product. Now before you think to tell me... well its new they'll improve on it... the same thing was said about conan, and its still a brutal mess to attempt to communicate in. toolbars are locked into place, you can't move around the map, there is no overhead map rotation... etc. 2/5
Grouping with others... ok I only joined one group, and right off the bat it was a pita, apparently even though I was on the same planet as the group I joined, we were in different instances, which meant I had to join the other instance and a long load time ensued. when the load was over the quest I'd joined the group to complete was bugged and I was unable to progress further. So testing the group dynamic to see if one class benfited the other, at least in my limited testing i'd say I have incomplete data. -/-
Does it feel like a wow clone? yes, but then everything feels like a wow clone, the days of original MMO's may be over, and if its too orginal you know nobody will play it for long to keep it going. Just business, and the way KOTOR is attempting to set itself apart from wow is the fact that honestly its star wars, and everything is voice acted, something I don't believe any MMO has done before. AOC had the noob zone voice acting and IMO it was very well done, then when you hit the "real" world it felt like a letdown.
Its it fair to compare it to the other Star Wars MMO? No, because the game SWG was originally built to be was known as a sandbox game, a game where you could do a quest or you could be the guy who builds the stuff so the other guy could do a quest, or you could be the guy who stays in space the whole time and fights imperials in space (or rebels whatever suck it its my review and i'll have the bias I want.) and even when SWG was recreated into a wow clone itself, it kept a lot of the other things that no other mmo has, and if they have it, not to the extint of SWG. If you don't feel like questing you can go fishing, design a house, build a ship, fly a ship, put on a show, gamble, play an arcade game within the game, etc.... Anyway back to my point, this game at the momment is designed like every other retread MMO.... talk to guy a.) go here... kill this... return to guy a.) talk to guy b... level up ... attain max level... attain max gear... pvp.... created a new character and do it again. I don't see how this game will sustain itself after the initial excitement wears off. Is if fun? yes, but how many max level characters do you need to enjoy the end game content? Wow of course releases new expansions with new quests every other year, and if KOTOR hopes to keep anyone playing past six months they better be on the ball with expansions.
Thats the stuff thats off the top of my head, is it playable? yes, and if you love star wars, and you love WOW, then this might be the game for you. for those SWG fans (and at last count I guess there is less than 50,000 of us lol) it is a game that might take our mind off the game we're losing for a few months, but it'll remind us more of what we lost by the noticable absense of those features that made SWG unique.
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Donna Hilley, the affable former radio secretary turned Sony music executive who helped engineer Sony's takeover of Tree International Publishing, died Wednesday at her home in Brentwood. She was 71.
Hilley, a Birmingham, Ala., native, began her career in the late '50s as a typist for Nashville's WKDA radio, then a 250-watt rock station.
In the early '70s, after a stint in public relations, Hilley was hired by Tree, the music publisher. Twenty years later, she was leading the company, whose song copyrights nearly quadrupled under her guidance.
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It's always a surprise to see what modern and emerging artists can create at these converted Old Market warehouses. The two buildings house 36 artists from around the world each year, with rotating exhibitions and auctions to showcase new work. Among the best surprises in 2012: A rainbow would periodically arc across the rooftop, made possible by collecting about 4,000 gallons of rainwater for the 20-minute show of color. It merged out-of-the-box artistic vision (and creative plumbing) with the science of atmosphere and weather.
It's that kind of nontraditional art that pops up in Bemis' three floors of studios and workspaces, which hosts up to 13 artists at a time. Each has three months of time, space and a monthly stipend to allow them to focus on their work. You might find a painter from Japan or an American building a stage set that playfully skews perspective for a film she's making. On the former loading dock outside, a picnic table seems to flow over the railing and melt down its side. Indoors, there are usually two galleries on the main floor with art from sculpture to paintings, along with an underground gallery that mostly shows regional artists from South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska. It's open Tuesday through Saturday and definitely worth a visit.


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Sometimes, doctors can discover other causes for the fatigue. When they do, the cause can be treated. There are things you can do to make fatigue less disabling:
- Take care of your health. The level of fatigue you feel is often related to the condition of your health at the time of treatment. Review with your doctor how well you are following your treatment plan not just for cancer but for other health conditions you may have. Be sure you're taking your medications the way you're supposed to. Get plenty of rest, increase your level of physical activity, and continue to eat a nutritious diet.
- Work with a counselor or take a class offered at your cancer treatment center to learn ways to conserve energy, reduce stress, and use distraction to not focus on the fatigue.
- Prioritize your regular activities so you can do the ones that are most important to you first when you feel less fatigued.
- Maintain a balance between rest and activities. Too much bed rest can make you more fatigued. But don't over-schedule your activities without allowing time to rest.
- Talk with your family and friends and ask for their help. If fatigue is interfering with your job, discuss your situation with your employer and ask about taking some time off from work or making adjustments in your schedule.
Keep in mind that the fatigue related to radiation therapy will most likely be temporary and will pass several weeks after your radiation treatment ends.
What Kind of Skin Problems Can Radiation Therapy Cause?
The effect external radiation therapy has on your skin is similar to the effect that exposure to the sun can have. You can expect to see some changes in coloration. The skin may look red, sunburned, or tanned. It may also appear swollen or blistered. Your skin may also become dry, flaky, or itchy. Or it may start to peel.
The key to dealing with skin irritations is to be gentle with your skin:
- Don't wear tight clothing over the area that's being treated.
- Don't scrub or rub your skin. To clean it, use a mild soap and let lukewarm water run over it.
- Avoid putting anything hot or cold on the treated area unless the doctor tells you to do so.
- Ask your doctor before using any type of ointment, oil, lotion, or powder on the skin.
- Check with your doctor about using corn starch to help relieve itching.
- Stay out of the sun as much as possible. Protect the treated area by wearing a hat and long-sleeved shirt. Ask the doctor about using sunscreen if you must be out in the sun.
- If radiation therapy is being used to treat breast cancer, try not to wear a bra. If that isn't possible, wear a soft, cotton bra without underwire.
- Don't use any tape, gauze, or bandages on your skin unless the doctor tells you to.
Your skin irritation should improve starting a few weeks after therapy ends. But when it heals, your skin in the treated area may be a darker color. And you will still need to protect your skin from exposure to the sun for up to a year after radiation therapy.
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Good to read that our local teams are supporting other local teams and players and feeling inspired by what they see.
This is what a lot of people who are "just Dolphin fans" can't see and understand. This kind of stuff is good for the Dolphins, Marlins, Hurricanes, etc.
Hopefully some of the Dolphins and other South Florida athletes tune in tomorrow to see this great Miami Heat team win this thing at home for the greatest city in the world.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/m...2694706.column"I think we're all hometown Heat fans," Dolphins tight end Anthony Fasano said. "It's good to see. Would love to see LeBron get some people off his back. He deserves it. I'm cheering hard for the Heat."


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How can I contact my friends that have no Apple products (iOS or OS X)in similar manner to using FaceTime or iMessage?
Well, you cannot use iMessage or FaceTime with non-Apple devices. With iMessage on the iPhone, the phone will switch to SMS messages when contacting non-iPhone users, but that's it.
Fortunately, there are alternatives to FaceTime and iMessage that are cross-platform.
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Check up this answer here. I love Talkatone because it uses Google Voice -- unfortunately Google Voice supports only US to provide a Google Voice number (this may change in the future). Anyway, the Google Voice -app is a god-sent for cheap international calls and sync with with Google Contacts and Facebook contacts.
Instead of hacking with apps such as Skype, I chose Google Voice and Facetime/iMessages although it costs a bit to use but better integration and no interest to set up new accounts to new services.
For an alternative to iMessage, check out Viber — it works on all popular mobile platforms and integrates with their address books.


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Proxying and Load-Balancing with TurboGears
Proxying to TurboGears is pretty straightforward and is probably your best solution for this framework (rather than FastCGI).
There are two basic approaches, both of which are covered below.
Simple Proxying Example
The TurboGears Setup
Edit your prod.cfg (or dev.cfg) file and set the following options:
server.socket_host="127.0.0.1" server.socket_port=8000
Restart TurboGears.
The Nginx Configuration
Edit your nginx.conf and add the following:
server { listen 80; server_name www.domain.com; location / { proxy_pass http://localhost:8000; } }
Restart Nginx and test.
Load-Balancing Example
Setting up load balancing is not much more complicated than simple proxying. The main issue is maintaining separate dev.cfg/prod.cfg files for each instance of
TurboGears. Hopefully this will have a simpler solution at some point in the future.
Since we want to have multiple
TurboGears backends, we need to have a separate configuration file for each one. Make as many copies of your config file (dev.cfg or prod.cfg) as you plan on having backends and name them appropriately.
For example, to have 3 backends, you'd do this on a Unix-like OS:
cp prod.cfg prod1.cfg cp prod.cfg prod2.cfg cp prod.cfg prod3.cfg
Next edit each of these files and put them on a separate port or interface:
server.socket_host="127.0.0.1" server.socket_port=8001
server.socket_host="127.0.0.1" server.socket_port=8002
server.socket_host="127.0.0.1" server.socket_port=8003
Now you must stop any running instances of your
TurboGears application and startup the three backends:
./start-project.py prod1.cfg& ./start-project.py prod2.cfg& ./start-project.py prod3.cfg&
If anything doesn't work at this point, stop and fix it as you won't have any success from this point on if the three backends aren't functioning correctly.
The Nginx Configuration
Next we must tell Nginx about our three instances and form them into a cluster:
upstream tgcluster { server 127.0.0.1:8001; server 127.0.0.1:8002; server 127.0.0.1:8003; } server { listen 80; server_name www.domain.com; location / { proxy_pass http://tgcluster; } }
Restart Nginx and you should be set.
As a side note, another possibility that you can currently use (and probably should) is to move much of your common TurboGears configuration into project/config/config.py and keep only the required differences in your dev.cfg/prod.cfg files. You still need to maintain separate files but you can cut them down to the bare minimum which will help keep things managable.


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About the Yosemite Climbing Association
Yosemite Climbing Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting Yosemite's rich climbing heritage and making it available for public viewing and interpretation.
Every year up to 4.0 million people visit Yosemite National Park. Some come to view spectacular waterfalls, others just to get away from busy city life. While the attractions are many, everyone is awestruck by the high, steep cliffs that create Yosemite Valley. Inevitably, someone spots the climbers and wonders what they are doing and how they got there. Despite the rich history of Valley climbing, answers to these questions have been surprisingly difficult to come by.
Yosemite Valley climbing has had a huge impact and worldwide influence on the international climbing community. Many techniques and tools used on remote peaks around the world were first developed in the Valley. For a long time Yosemite has been a training ground for climbers and people have come from all corners of the globe to test their skills. Sadly, most of these visiting climbers have a better understanding of Yosemite Valley climbing history than American climbers do. We would like to change that!
Ken Yager, President of Yosemite Climbing Association, and many other dedicated Valley Climbers have amassed several thousand artifacts that are now ready for public viewing and interpretation. A small fraction of this collection is currently on display at the Yosemite Museum. This exhibit is titled Granite Frontiers: A Century of Yosemite Climbing. Granite frontiers is scheduled to travel to the Gene Autry Museum in Los Angeles for the Summer of 2009.
Rock climbing has yet to be fully represented as an important part of Park history even though Yosemite is the jewel of world rock climbing. We think a change is long overdue and that we should give Yosemite climbing pioneers the recognition that they so justly deserve.
Our goal of establishing a permanent museum in the Valley is on the verge of becoming a reality.
A museum site has been approved and included in the Valley Master Plan by the National Park Service.
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A living legacy to women who served in all branches of the U.S. military honors their service and sacrifice inside the Women's Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery.
The museum in the memorial depicts the "duty, honor and pride" of the 2 million women who served to defend the United States, from the beginning of the Revolutionary War through today's war in Afghanistan.
Situated at the ceremonial entrance to Arlington National Cemetery here, the $22 million memorial offers a grand welcome to the sacred military burial grounds with its neoclassical architecture.
Following 11 years of construction, the museum was dedicated on Oct, 18, 1997, after the Women's Memorial Foundation spearheaded the effort to educate the public and honor women who defended the nation during all eras and in all services.
The museum's "living" exhibits depict the past, present and future of military women on active duty, in the reserves, the National Guard and U.S. Public Health Service, in addition to the Coast Guard Auxiliary and Civil Air Patrol.
Additionally, the women who served in support of U.S. armed forces during wartime overseas in such organizations as the Red Cross, United Service Organizations, Special Services and the PHS Cadet Nurse Corps have a place of honor in the museum.
The Women's Memorial is the only national museum of its kind, according to The Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation Inc. website. Its staff collects, preserves, documents and analyzes the history of women's military service by gathering official and personal records, oral histories, photographs and memorabilia for its exhibits.
"Although women have always volunteered in defense of our nation, many of their contributions have been forgotten and are not recorded in today's history books," the website notes.
A signature feature of the museum is the Register, a computerized database of information on about 3,500 former military and current active-duty women who voluntarily registered. Each entry shows the servicewoman's picture, dates of service, awards received, key memories of her service and other statistics.
The foundation registry invites veterans, active-duty, National Guard and Reserve servicewomen to register. Cadet nurses and service organization employees who served overseas during a war also are eligible to register.
The museum's Hall of Honor pays tribute to fallen servicewomen in a somber room amid flags of U.S. states, territories and the military services. A small exhibit displays two books of female casualties while serving in the line of duty in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.
The hall also honors women who served with " … particular sacrifice and achievement. Honored are those who were killed in action, died in the line of duty, were prisoners of war or were recipients of the nation's highest awards for service and bravery," a description reads. A marble "Sister Block," taken from the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery, stands formidably tall and wide, nearly ceiling-high in the room.
The glass-enclosed exhibits in the museum's main section vary by era, and among them are reminders of today's wars; one depicting "The War on Terror," and another displaying service uniforms worn in Iraq and Afghanistan with the backdrop of a flag that reads, "We Remember 9/11."
Exhibits titled, "Serving in the Military, from 1901 to 1945″ and another "Since 1946," comprise the work of early servicewomen. The exhibits include World War II dog tags, identification cards, worn photos and service manuals titled, "If You Should be Captured, These are Your Rights," and "Survival on Land and Sea."
A citation for a Bronze Star medal, awarded to Della Polacek, reads, "In support of combat operations against the enemy in Manila, the Philippines," for her service from April to July 1945.
Today, "The Greatest Generation" of World War II veterans are in their 80s and 90s, and the museum offers a multitude of World War II-era artifacts from 1941 to 1945 in exhibits titled, "Overseas in the Military," "POWs Under Fire," and "The War Ends."
A huge wall visual tribute, "The Greatest Generation" displays life-like, hand-painted portraits, taken from old black-and-white photographs. Men also are depicted in this display – the only mention of male service members in the museum.
"The Forgotten War," exhibit covers women who served during the 1950-53 Korean War. "The Era of Conflict — the Vietnam War," tells the story of Army, Navy and Air Force nurses who comprised 80 to 90 percent of U.S. military women in Vietnam working on the ground, at sea and on evacuation flights, from 1964 to 1973.
March 4 will mark the opening of "Celebrating 40 Years of Women Chaplains: A Courageous Journey of Faith and Service." The Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation Inc. website says the exhibit "tells the story of the scores of women, beginning in 1973, who answered God's call to minister to the nation's military members and their families in times of war and peace."
Of all the meticulously planned exhibits and tributes, however, one extemporaneous display features a painting on an easel of Army SSgt. Jessica Clements, who left the military on a medical retirement following a roadside-bomb explosion in Iraq that left her with such severe traumatic brain injury that she had to learn to walk and talk again. Behind her painting is a large wall, filled with hundreds of notes to her, written by visitors.
Resident artist Chris Demarest said it started with a single drawing by a 6-year-old child. One week later, he said, the wall was filled with notes left by visitors, thanking Clements for her service. He calls it "The Wall of Thanks."


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Gary.....the table is permanant......it is definatly better than just an open area, the working height is great and with the 3/8 plate I have been able to really beat on it when needed to straighten or bend things.
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welding trailer rig
very nice job.well thought out solid & organized. good pictures of the build, i especially like the table on the back. always nicer to stand up & work at a table than on your knees in the dirt. i would add a small jib crane on the back for lifting heavier items onto the table or trailer to save save your back . this profession takes it's toll on the body. thanks for sharing the photos.
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Thinking I'll put a table on the back of mine. I was planning on a 24" strip of 1/2" plate on the back to beat on, I'll put that on the table. I also like the idea of a crane. Good thing I'm only at the frame phase!
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You might want to consider adding trailer jacks to the rear to support it when not hitched to the truck. That back hoe bucket could have been on the table to work on instead of the ground. That's why you built the table to start with. Install another receiver hitch on the right side of the table and make a mount for your chopsaw to get it up off the ground for use. I made one for my welding table, and the table top helps support longer pieces for cutting. Make sure to recess it down so the saw table is level with the welding table for this, it's 3 1/4" for that Dewalt saw like mine. Just measure to insure it. I made mine 22.5"x24.5"x1/4" so there is room to turn it to make 45* miter cuts and still support the stock on the table top. You will find all kinds of optional tools to mount in the receiver hitches for different job requirements. Bench grinders, drill press, tubing benders, pipe vise, and many other possibilties. With a reciever hitch on each corner of the table or elswhere on the trailer you could have multiple accessories available at one time without having to keep changing them out as you need them. That way you can go from the chopsaw to the tubing bender to the vice and back and not keep adding and removing tools all day when you are continuously using each one.
Nice trailer by the way, like the color. The additions I mentioned will only make it nicer to work with.
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I do have two removeable trailer jacks mounted on the rear sides. As you said this allows me to unhitch the trailer, and continue to work. Thanks for all the good comments
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I do some road service type work and have the welder facing that way to keep out of traffic. A few extra steps is better than getting wacked by somebody driving and talking on their cellphone.
Working on a plan now to add a jib boom to load heavy items on the bench. Thanks for all your input!!


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