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That man who sings the novelty pop song "Gangnam Style" has issued a full and frank apology according to The Daily Dot:
"As a proud South Korean who was educated in the United States and lived there for a very significant part of my life, I understand the sacrifices American servicemen and women have made to protect freedom and democracy in my country and around the world. The song I featured on in question from eight years ago –- was part of a deeply emotional reaction to the war in Iraq and the killing of two Korean schoolgirls that was part of the overall antiwar sentiment shared by others around the world at that time."
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Officials and dignitaries from both hospitals gathered at MCH Monday, March 31, for the official public announcement of the agreement that becomes effective May 1.
MCH Interim CEO Steve Meredith, who assumed the MCH CEO duties Nov. 1, will be replaced by Dr. Ed Heath, D.Se., FACHE. Heath will officially assume the position May 1.
Since 2008, Heath has served as Owensboro Health's vice president of business development and community health, and has been instrumental in increasing clinic revenue from $11 million to more than $94 million, enlarging the Owensboro Health medical group from 26 to 130 providers, and expanding access to care in 33 clinics over 16 specialties.
"I think MCH already has a template for success in place," Heath said. "They have a caring staff committed leaders and the support of the community."
David Jernigan, chairman of the MCH board, told the audience that a new era will begin for the hospital.
"We are here to celebrate an exciting new chapter in our hospital," Jernigan said. "The roots run deep in this hospital. It has been a major part of this community for 75 years providing quality healthcare to our community."
Jernigan noted that as the county continues to grow, the hospital must expand and improve its services as well.
"Our county is experiencing a lot of progress," Jernigan said. "For the county to continue to grow, the hospital must also grow."
Jernigan believes that for community-based hospitals must team up with the area's largest facilities with a wider range of services.
Lanie Gardner, a member of the MCH board of directors, was also excited about the affiliation of MCH and Owensboro Health.
"I know many of you live here, many of you were born here, and we consider this area our home," Gardner said. "This is our hospital. We want it to be here 50 years from now and a hundred years from now. Our vote to choose Owensboro Hospital came after a lengthy search process."
According to Gardner, the MCH board of directors chose Owensboro Health to provide management services and clinical expertise after an extensive search and evaluation of numerous health care services.
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Owensboro Hospital President and CEO Phillip A. Patterson emphasized to the gathering that the hospital is constantly looking for new ways to partner with existing facilities.
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The combination of tomatoes, basil, and goat cheese is one of my favorite flavor trios, and I loved it in this holiday spread for crackers, which was also delightfully red and green. This recipe was quite honestly inspired partly by the fact that I had slow roasted tomatoes and frozen basil in my freezer, since it was snowing like crazy in Salt Lake and I didn't want to go to the store. However if you don't have those two ingredients, I'm thinking you could make something very similar to this with sun-dried tomatoes and pesto; see suggestions in the recipe. (Thanks to Chris from Mele Cotte who sent me the charming chile-pepper knife I'm using in the photo.)
I combined 1/2 cup slow roasted tomatoes and 1/4 cup frozen basil in the bowl attachment of my immersion blender and pulsed it five times, until tomatoes are barely chopped but ingredients are combined. You could do this in a food processor too.
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1/2 cup slow roasted tomatoes (or use 1/2 cup sun-dried tomatoes)
1/4 cup frozen basil, thawed (or use about 1/3 cup basil pesto)
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Put cottage cheese in processor bowl and pulse until mixture is blended. Then crumble in goat cheese and pulse until cheeses are blended together. Put cheese mixture in the bowl with tomato/basil mixture and gently combine. Chill mixture for a few hours before serving. Serve with whole grain crackers, French bread, or whole wheat pita bread, or spread inside celery for a low-carb option on the buffet table.
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How the West understood the Arab Spring changed forever following the tragic attack on the U.S. embassy in Libya and the anti-America protests that rocked multiple countries in the region. What have these events and the aftermath revealed about U.S. policy in the Middle East, the results of the Arab Spring, and our country's perception of Muslims?
Reza Aslan '95 is a writer, scholar of religions, media entrepreneur, and one of the most articulate and candid political commentators on Islamic issues.
Born in Tehran and raised in San Jose, Aslan speaks for a generation of Muslims who eschew the fundamentalist stereotype and want to usher in a new era of Islamic democracy. Extremism is winding down, he says, yet media coverage suggests the opposite.
He is the author of the international bestseller No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam. He also wrote How to Win a Cosmic War, edited the 2011 anthology Tablet & Pen: Literary Landscapes from the Modern Middle East, and is a contributing editor to The Daily Beast. Aslan appears regularly in the media, including on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report.
Aslan serves as a member of many prominent foreign relations and policy councils, and on the boards of directors for numerous educational, cultural, and peacekeeping organizations.
In the corporate realm, Aslan is president and CEO of Aslan Media Inc., a media company focused on the Greater Middle East and its diaspora communities. He is also president of AppOvation Labs, a mobile applications company. He has degrees in religion from Santa Clara University, Harvard, and UC Santa Barbara, as well as a master of fine arts from the University of Iowa.
He lives in Los Angeles with his wife (author and entrepreneur Jessica Jackley) where he is associate professor of creative writing at the University of California, Riverside.
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Mark Kelly, a navy pilot who flew 39 missions in Iraq, went into space four times, was Commander of the Space Shuttle Endeavour for its last voyage, delivered a passionate and inspiring message to the Farm Bureau delegation at the 94th Annual Convention in Nashville.
"Have a goal, a plan and then work hard."
Whether you are setting personal, professional, business or organizational goal, take the time it takes to plan out how to achieve it and then do what it takes to get it done.
"How good you are at the beginning is not a good indicator of how good you can become."
No matter what you do, you can always improve your skills and knowledge. Those who are successful, continue to find ways to improve and are not content with the status quo.
"There's never an excuse for not communicating."
Failure in relationships, business and organizations is almost always a result of not communicating with others.
Safety comes first, then mission success."
Always address issues of safety first…without safety, even the best planned mission will fail.
"Create the best team possible…no 'yes' people."
If you want to succeed, surround yourself with individuals who are not afraid to ask questions, look at things in a different light. If you are never challenged, you will never do the best that you are capable of.
"Deny the acceptance of failure."
No matter what the challenge is that you face, you will be successful by not accepting failure as an option.
In closing, Captain Kelly delivered a message from his wife:
"Be passionate, be courageous, be strong." – Gabby Giffords
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LAS CRUCES — A toddler's death in April, which was reported at the time as having been caused by choking on on gummy candy, has now been ruled a homicide by the The New Mexico Officer of the Medical Investigator.
The child actually died of blunt-force injuries to the head and neck, according to OMI.
An autopsy report released Thursday by OMI states that 21-month-old Mariano Hernandez died April 22 in an El Paso hospital. The autopsy report cited other reports saying that two days earlier, Hernandez was riding in the car of an unidentified caretaker — a "family friend" — when he started to choke on a piece of candy.
The caretaker reportedly pulled over and tried to dislodge the candy. According to a video re-enactment of the incident, cited by the medical investigator, the caretaker "forcefully pulled Mariano from his car seat, hitting his head on the frame of the car." The caretaker said he then forcefully patted the back and chest of Hernandez, finally removing the candy with a "mouth sweep."
According to the autopsy report, the caretaker then drove a few blocks to the house of Hernandez's aunt, where somebody called an ambulance. The report notes that "there were approximately 20-30 minutes between the time the caretaker left the house and EMS was called."
The medical investigator concluded, the report says, that the array of injuries Hernandez suffered, including skull and rib fractures, were not the result of accidental trauma.
Wrote the medical investigator of the injuries: "They are not consistent with the story and re-enactment provided by the caretaker to law enforcement."
No further information was available from the Las Cruces Police Department. There was a call to respond to a CPR situation that day, but further details are contained in a supplemental report that is not available.
A spokeswoman for the 3rd Judicial District Attorney's Office said an investigation is pending. A criminal complaint has not been filed in court regarding Hernandez's death.
The autopsy report also found Hernandez had healing fractures in both arms. Those injures could have occurred days to weeks before the fatal trauma, according to the report.
Hernandez was pronounced brain dead on April 22, and doctors harvested several organs — including his beating heart —for transplant, the report said.
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Greensboro, NC -- Happy almost Independence Day as I try to give you as much independence from your wallet as possible!
We're now in the midst of one of my favorite deal weeks of the year. We started this week off with travel deals, car rental rates are at their lowest today for the upcoming weekend and a massive appliance and home deal drop kicks off Thursday.
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I for the state's decision to end its Medicaid contract with the Western Highlands Network. WHN has oversight for state-paid and Medicaid-paid mental health services in eight Western North Carolina counties. The network has about 300 providers serving 10,000 to 12,000 people at any given time. A meeting today should shine some light on the reasoning behind the decision and how to move forward. The contract ends as of July 31, meaning Western Highlands Network mental health providers and Medicaid clients will have to go through another managed care organization.
The official notification stated, "DMA will work closely with Western Highlands Network to move management of the waiver operations, with the goal of a smooth and successful transition with no interruption in services. DMA will ensure that the process is as seamless as possible for beneficiaries receiving mental health, substance abuse, and intellectual/developmental disability services, as well as providers." Stay tuned.
A to Tuscola alum Cody Stubbs. The collegiate baseball season is in full swing, and Stubbs has been as well. The senior first baseman for the University of North Carolina was named Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Player of the Week after going 12-for-24 and driving in 12 runs in leading the Heels to a 5-1 week. His batting average (.402) leads the conference, as he's also the league leader in RBIs with 42. It's the second time Stubbs has garnered Player of the Week honors this season.
D to a bill in the N.C. Senate calling for a long waiting period and other requirements for married couples to divorce.
The Healthy Marriage Act extends a mandatory waiting period from one year to two years and would make couples take courses in hopes of changing their minds. The sponsor, Sen. Austin Allran, R-Catawba, said, "We have a higher-than-average divorce rate, and I don't think residents of North Carolina are harder to get along with than people in other states."
At 3.8 divorces per 1,000 residents, North Carolina's rate is above the national average of 3.4 per 1,000. This doesn't strike us as smaller, less intrusive government.
And it of course raises concerns about increased dangers to spouses trapped in abusive relationships. The proposal came a few days before N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper announced that 122 North Carolinians lost their lives in domestic violence murders in 2012, an increase of 16 from the previous year. Those numbers came as the FBI's preliminary crime statistics for 2012 showed a 1.7 percent drop in murders across the country.
C to the Big Gulp ban? er, ban. Legislative Republicans have filed a bill called the Commonsense Consumption Act that would prevent cities from regulating the size of drinks retailers may offer.
Rep. Nathan Ramsey, R-Buncombe, one of the bill sponsors, said, "That is not their (drink makers and purveyors') fault that I am overweight. I make choices. We all make choices, and we blame others for the choices we make. That is the problem with our society." We agree with the sentiment that adults should be free to make their own choices, even if they're not wise ones. On the other hand we would note this move, much like the voter ID push, is an effort to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Ramsey said the measure was a pre-emptive strike in case Tar Heel cities follow New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's lead and try to limit the size of soft drinks but added he was not aware of cities that had plans to do so.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant signed a similar bill into law in March, saying it's not up to government to regulate diet. His state has the highest obesity rate in the nation, according to the advocacy group Trust for America's Health. North Carolina is 14th.
Check your rear-view mirror, Mississippi, we're gaining on you in all kind categories - obesity, low teacher pay, you name it.
A to a solid economic report for the Asheville metro area. Unemployment in the metro area dipped to 7.8 percent in February from 8.4 percent in January, and the local economy continued to grow at a 3.9 percent clip for the year.
In Buncombe County, joblessness fell to 7.5 percent in February from 8.1 percent in January. Since a year ago, the Asheville metro area of Buncombe, Haywood, Henderson and Madison counties added 6,400 new jobs to a workforce of 172,300 workers, according to preliminary data released Wednesday by the N.C. Department of Commerce. That total workforce was the highest number posted for the month of February since 2008.
Thursday's editorial, "Another cleanup at CTS site worth a try,'' discussed the efforts of the group Protecting Our Water and Environmental Resources (POWER). The editorial contained quotes from a number of people addressing issues at the site, including Tate McQueen. McQueen is not affiliated with POWER.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) -- A scary moment for one neighborhood Wednesday as police arrest two men on drug charges.
For police, it was a case of being in the right place at the right time as an officer drove right past a man wanted on a $75,000 drug warrant and knew exactly who he was.
Police arrested that man and another man on drug related charges at 2856 Texas Avenue. The Grand Junction Police Department and Mesa County Sheriff's Office responded, arresting the two men and giving out two additional citations to other people living in the house for possession of marijuana.
"I would say honestly good, because that's one less person I have to worry about around my kids and around everybody else's kids. I mean, there are tons of kids in this area, and none of them need to be around that," neighbor Amber White said.
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just wanted to share this, kind of makes you think before driving on the road.
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It's not always your speed, it's also the stupid kids that don't know how to cross the street or just care more about the ball than looking if there's a car coming.
But I agree with the video, you're never gonna prevent kids from doing dumb things in the street but by reducing your speed they have a bigger chance to survive.
Yeah you're right it is abit creepy
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The postseason awards continue to roll in for locals playing collegiately.
Notre Dame swimmer Kim Holden, a Fox Lane graduate, was an honorable mention All-American in the 200 backstroke and the 400 individual medley relay.
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PARIS — French aerospace group Safran raised on Tuesday its 2013 sales target after posting an annualized 9.5 percent jump in the first quarter of the year and said it would buy Rolls-Royce's half of a helicopter engine joint venture.
Safran reported sales of 3.4 billion ($4.4 billion) in the first three months of the year from both its widely used aircraft engines and
aftermarket services.
Jet engines provided to Airbus and Boeing alone accounted for 1.83 billion in sales, a jump of 15.5 percent from the same period a year earlier, a statement said, as global aircraft manufacturers continue to book substantial numbers of orders.
Safran Finance Director Ross McInnes told a telephone news conference that the group would buy out Rolls-Royce's share of a helicopter engine joint venture for 293 million.
The unit builds RTM322 engines for US Apache attack helicopters, the European NH90 multi-role model and the Agusta-Westland EH101.
Meanwhile, "since the beginning of the year, our global civil aftermarket performed satisfactorily with 10-percent growth over an already strong first quarter of 2012," Chairman and Chief Executive Jean-Paul Herteman said in the statement.
"Based on growth in the first quarter of 9.5 percent and the contribution of the newly acquired Goodrich business, we upgrade our full-year revenue guidance for 2013 and confirm our renewed high confidence in our outlook for 2014 and beyond," he added.
Safran finalized its purchase of Goodrich Electrical Power Systems for 300 million in the first quarter, becoming a world leader in onboard electrical systems.
For 2013 as a whole, the company now expects sales to climb by seven percent, compared with an earlier outlook of five percent.
Adjusted operating income is tipped to rise by around 15 percent following an estimated 200 million in research and development investment and another 200 million in capital expenditures.
The group has also been boosted by deliveries of its turbo-propeller engines for the Airbus A400M military transport plane.
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From left, Don Thomas mixes fresh mortar for a headstone reinstallation as Brighton Area Historical Society volunteers Joe Collins, Bob Knight and Jim Vichich prepare to reposition the grave marker for Lydia Prosser, who was buried in Brighton's Old Village Cemetery in 1869. The marker has been repaired by Thomas. / Alan Ward / Daily Press & Argus
After more than 140 years exposed to the elements, the gravestone of Lydia Prosser lies shattered and partially buried on the grounds of the Brighton Village Cemetery. / Alan Ward / Daily Press & Argus
The headstone had fallen over, broken into pieces and partially sunk into the ground.
What details were disclosed about the deceased Brighton woman appeared close to disappearing if not for the work of some local volunteers. They picked up the pieces, cleaned them, and used epoxy and concrete to reattach the pieces and restore the headstone.
On a recent Tuesday, four volunteers reinstalled Lydia Prossers headstone at Brightons Old Village Cemetery, next to the Mill Pond. She died Sept. 15, 1869; she was 65 years old.
I enjoy bringing history to life, so to speak, Don Thomas told the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus of Howell.
The retired Lutheran pastor said its about doing honor to all of the people who are buried here.
Thomas, 80, grew up in Brighton, moved away to work at churches and returned to Brighton for his retirement. He installed anchors to hold the headstone together and experimented with concrete mixtures to find one that gave him time to inscribe information in the headstone.
Jim Vichich, president of the Brighton Area Historical Society, said volunteers have repaired and reinstalled 12 headstones. He said there are about 125 headstones laying on the ground, and it will take about 12 to 15 years to fix all of them.
All the work is being done by volunteers, and the Historical Society pays for all the materials.
It was laying on the ground, all busted to hell, Vichich said about Prossers headstone.
He said the Historical Societys goal is to take care of the whole cemetery. Although the property is owned by the city of Brighton, he knows the city is struggling financially.
We know the financial situation of the city; were trying to be responsible, Vichich said.
He said the last burials there occurred in the early 1900s, when the cemetery became full. The city then purchased property for the Fairview Cemetery. A majority of the headstones date back to the 1800s.
As I got older, I got more interested in history, Joe Collins said.
He helped lift the headstone back into a new, concrete base.
His great-grandfather moved to Brighton in the 1860s, and Collins was born and grew up in Brighton.
Seeing the headstones placed upright makes him feel good.
I think its why we do it, Collins said.
The Historical Society has spent several years removing brush and vegetation that hid the cemetery from view, and its now working to fix broken gravestones and straightening up those that are falling down. Vichich said some of the gravestones were damaged by vandals, but many are leaning simply due to the thawing and freezing of the ground.
Volunteer Bob Knight, a retired mechanical engineer, said he enjoys masonry work. He also likes restoring some honor to the cemetery.
When you walk in the gate and see all these headstones standing straight, it makes us feel good, he said. Its just something that should be done to honor the dead.


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Our staff can also help you plan the perfect outdoor or intimate cabin wedding and we also offer our own wedding chapel and wedding officiates on staff. Please let us know how we can assist in making your wedding a once in a lifetime experience.
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Many people tell me that their biggest gardening challenge is finding ways to keep their garden in bloom right through fall.
If this is your challenge, take a look around your cities and towns, as well as visit local public gardens such as Gardens of the Fox Cities and the Green Bay Botanical Garden to see what's in bloom this time of the year.
You will find a lot of annuals, perennials and shrubs still displaying plenty of beautiful blooms. Make note of these, and begin your shopping list for next year. Determine which are annuals and which are perennials. If youre not sure, dont be afraid to ask. People love to talk about their plants.
Also, determine which you can start from seeds for less out of pocket, and which are bulbs and tubers, or which are best purchased as potted plants.
By planning ahead for next year, you can ensure your garden will be in peak bloom right through October, into November.
Some of the plants you will find in bloom now include zinnias, morning glories, mum, asters, roses, Rose of Sharon, love lies bleeding, calendula, marigold, cosmos, salvia, sages, hardy hibiscus, strawflower, dahlia and others.
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Our stylish London restaurant, The Grill, serves classic grill food in glamorous and intimate surroundings.
Savour robust, colourful flavours and the best seasonal ingredients in our London grill restaurant.
Enjoy a relaxed ambience and friendly service for your lunch or dinner in Mayfair. Our menu changes regularly to ensure fresh seasonal ingredients are used.
Being a family friendly hotel we have a children's menu available to all kids dining at The Grill.
We want to be as flexible as possible so your children can also eat from our regular Grill Restaurant menu if desired at our family friendly pricing rates:
- Children between 0-5 years eat free.
- Children between 5-12 years eat at half price.
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Pontiac Cruise Night
Bring your antique, classic, or new car to downtown Pontiac and enjoy the fellowship of hundreds of other automobile enthusiasts. The small registration fee is used to support local charities.
Michael St. Angel takes the stage as "The King of Rock and Roll." You can rock to the hits that made Elvis famous such as Jailhouse Rock, Hounddog, Love Me Tender and many more. Keep the spirit of Rockin' and Rollin' alive! April 19/Evening; April 20 & 21/Matinees - Matinee shows include lunch and show at $32.00 a person. Evening shows include wine tasting, dinner and show at $37.00 per person. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386.
Music at the Backdoor Lounge - Starved Rock
There's no better way to relax on a Friday night than with great, live music in the Back Door Lounge. Talented local performers bring a variety of rock and country favorites (mixed with a few original songs) each week. Come early for dinner at Elements! Ask about the wide selection of seasonal beers, Starved Rock wines and specialty drinks. Or, warm up with a coffee drink after dinner. The Back Door Lounge is located just beyond Elements Restaurant. Enter the "Back Door" from the northeast side of the Veranda and don't miss the amazing view outside the door! Perched on a bluff high above the scenic Illinois River Valley is this laid-back destination they call the "19th Canyon." Held every Friday, 8:00pm - 11:00pm.
Starved Rock Walkers Club
Join the fun on our weekly, guided hikes! Explore Starved Rock State Park, Matthiessen State Park, the I & M Canal and a nearby Nature Preserve. Every Thursday morning, year round, the Starved Rock Walkers Club meets in the lobby of the Lodge and departs at 9:00 am. Hikes last between 2 and 3 hours, depending on the destination. The hikes vary each week and over a 4-month period, the group will see the entire park. Make some new friends and learn about wildlife, wildflowers and more. This event is free and open to the public. Please note: We will not hike on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve. Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Every Thursday (year round).
Starved Rock Photography Club
Whether you are just beginning in photography, are an advanced amateur or a professional, you are welcome to the Starved Rock Photography Club. Monthly photography walks at Starved Rock State Park's Lodge with club leader, Jacki Pienta. The Photography Club will meet each month throughout the year for guided walks to planned sites for photography opportunities. Members will informally exchange ideas and tips for quality nature and wildlife photos. We will meet the 4th Saturday of every month at 9am in the back of the Large Parking Lot at Starved Rock Lodge. All meetings will consist of a hike to an area of either Starved Rock State Park, Matthiessen State Park or Buffalo Rock. Please be prepared to carpool if necessary. $25.00 annual fee to join which will include a club t-shirt and an annual cookout! Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 4th Saturday of each month. For more information, call 815-220-7386.
Sweet Autumn Clematis Festival
See and smell hundreds of feet of walls covered in Autumn Clematis; followed by punch served in Luther Hall. The event runs from 10:00am- 5:00pm.
Historic Trolley Tour
Take a great adventure every June through December! Board a trolley outside of the Great Hall area of the Lodge. Enjoy a historic trolley ride with stops at the Starved Rock State Park Visitor Center where you will see a short video of the area. You will also travel to the Illinois Waterway Visitor Center where you will see Starved Rock from across the river and watch as the river traffic lock through the locks. You will also travel through the village of Utica and hear about the Illinois and Michigan Canal. While aboard, the driver will narrate the history and legends of the area. For tickets and information please call 815-220-7386. $12 Adults, $10 Seniors, $8 Child 10 and under. 2014 Dates: JUNE – OCTOBER- Tuesday – 3:00pm, Thursday – 3:00pm, Saturday – 3:00pm, Sunday – 12:00pm & 1:30pm. November & December- Saturday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm, Sunday - 12:00pm & 1:30pm.
Take a Hike & a Lunch - Starved Rock Canyons
Join us for a guided hike from the Lodge to LaSalle and Tonti Canyons. Participants meet in the hotel main lobby of the Lodge to pick up a lunch and a "Starved Rock" backpack. Hikers will stop for lunch once they reach a Canyon. The tour concludes at the Lodge about 2:00pm. Please dress for the weather and wear appropriate footwear. Hike will be around 4.5 miles round trip. This hike is classified as strenuous. Lunch includes: your choice of turkey, ham or PB&J, bag of chips, homemade granola bar, piece of fruit and a bottle of water. Advanced reservations are required as space is limited. For more information or to book, call 815-220-7386 Saturday hikes will go to LaSalle Canyon. Depart from Lodge and hikers will stop for lunch once they reach LaSalle Canyon. After lunch, the hike continues to Eagle Cliff and Lover's Leap. The tour concludes at the Lodge around 2:30 pm. Sunday hikes will go to St. Louis Canyon. The hike will depart from the Lodge and go to the top of Starved Rock then hike to Aurora Canyon. After Aurora Canyon, hikers will go to St. Louis Canyon and stop for lunch. After lunch, the hike continues back to the Lodge and ends around 2:30 pm. Saturday & Sundays through November, 11am-2pm. $17 per person.
Eagle Watching at Starved Rock State Park
You don't have to travel north to see these majestic birds of prey. Thousands of eagles migrate south from Canada during the winter and Illinois is one of the homes of the greatest population of wintering bald eagles. The Starved Rock Lodge in Utica offers a "Bald Eagle Trolley Tour" in January and February on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Viewing birds from the Veranda at the Starved Rock Lodge is good as well. Dress warmly though. This great viewing spot is right outside the doors of the Great Room. If you'd like some exercise, take a hike on one of the trails at the Starved Rock State Park. One trail begins right at the Veranda. For a birds eye view, hike to the top of the Rock. Another popular event is "Eagle Watch Weekend" with activites both at the Starved Rock Lodge and the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center.
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DENVER A statewide sweep is under way for sex offenders in Colorado.
Operation Shepherd began before dawn on Friday, led by the U.S. Marshals Service. The search includes 36 police agencies.
According to KCNC-TV (http://tinyurl.com/atr37q7), officers have arrested 16 sex offenders for issues ranging from failing to register to sex assaults and child Internet exploitation. They are looking for 95 people with outstanding warrants.


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What makes some classroom discipline problems so difficult? Students who present severe and chronic discipline problems have reasons behind their misbehavior. They're desperate to find ways to stop the pain of unfilled needs—pain that's driving them to behaviors that hurt themselves or others. In this first lesson, you'll learn exactly what the five basic needs are and how they motivate your students. We'll also step into a few classrooms and learn how creating a needs-fulfilling environment can stop many problems before they begin.
As teachers, it's critical for us to come to a better understanding of students and their innermost drives. We'll begin this lesson by introducing a new six-step approach for reaching out to students to help get their needs met. You'll learn how using these steps will keep you and your students' focus on the future instead of the past, on positives instead of punishment, and on hope instead of despair. By the end of this lesson, you'll know what tactics don't work with students. And you'll have a good understanding of what does work, including the critical actions you must take when dealing with serious discipline problems.
If your goal is to have an effective way of dealing with discipline problems, then you have to have a plan for achieving that goal. Without a plan, you'll most likely react to problems without thinking, making a bad situation worse rather than better. In this lesson, we'll focus on practical steps for creating a classroom discipline plan. We'll compare ineffective plans with ones that work. You'll see how using positives, boundaries, and natural consequences can go a long way to establishing harmony in your classroom.
Punitive time-outs are rarely effective when you're dealing with serious discipline problems. But there's a version of time-out—called a teaching time-out—that teaches children to become problem solvers and to take responsibility for improving their behavior. Today's lesson is devoted to the teaching time-out. You'll learn that you can't force students to behave; you must get their cooperation. By the end of the lesson, you'll have added teaching time-outs to your teachers' toolkit to help you get your students' cooperation.
Just as teaching time-outs can help you solve individual problems, class meetings can help you solve problems that involve groups of students or even a whole class. In this lesson, you'll learn how class meetings allow students to discover that their class is a working, problem-solving unit. You'll see that within the class meeting, each student has both individual and group responsibilities. At the conclusion of the lesson, you'll understand that class meetings serve a variety of educational and social purposes, not the least of which is teaching students how to work together to find solutions to problems. Class meetings can also prevent discipline problems by building a trusting, respectful, and productive classroom atmosphere.
High school students can present special discipline problems. But children who threaten, intimidate, or bully another person engage in this behavior only to satisfy their basic needs. In today's lesson, you'll learn how responsible teachers can connect with these students to address their unfulfilled needs. And you'll gain the necessary tools to solve problems of verbal abuse, stealing, and fighting.
The middle school years can be a challenging experience for both teachers and students. Why? It can be a time of terrible uncertainty and trepidation for children. For many of them, it seems that every aspect of their lives is in flux. In this lesson, you'll learn how to help middle school students when their behavior gets out of hand. You'll see specifically how to effectively deal with students who do no school work, students who talk back, and students who engage in vandalism.
Students in grades 4, 5, and 6 experience many emotional ups and downs in their lives, which can impact their performance and behavior in school. In this lesson, you'll find out how to help these children deal with emotions such as insecurity, fear, resentment, and anger. You'll also learn how to use the six-step approach to solve problems involving bullying, constant talking, and cheating.
Kindergarten through third grade can an exciting, fun time for both students and teachers. It can also be extremely frustrating and stressful when you have to deal with discipline problems. In this lesson, you'll learn why solving problems quickly and efficiently at this age level is critical. Problems left unchecked can easily escalate into situations that can put a stop to teaching and learning. In addition, you'll learn step-by-step solutions to some specific problems: not sharing, temper tantrums, and throwing things.
In today's world, violence can occur in any school. Being prepared and knowing what to do in these intense situations can prevent serious injury to you and to students. In this very important lesson, you'll learn about the causes of violent behavior and how to recognize warning signs. Then you'll examine three scenarios based on actual events and learn what to do when confronted with potentially violent situations at the elementary, middle, and high school levels.
In this lesson, we'll examine aspects of school discipline that are integral to classroom management. First, you'll learn about the special problems substitute teachers encounter and what steps they can take to deal effectively with classroom discipline. Next, we'll focus on Attention Deficit Disorder and learn 35 actions you can take to help students improve their attention spans. Finally, you'll learn how academic problems can lead to discipline problems, along with steps to help students who are struggling academically.
It's time to get practical! In this lesson, you'll take what you've learned in the first 11 lessons to create strategies for preventing severe and chronic discipline problems. You'll learn nine measures to prevent severe and chronic problems from occurring in your classroom. Then you'll see 12 actions you and your colleagues can take to prevent problems from occurring in the common areas of your school. To wrap things up, we'll cover six practical ways to prevent violence from occurring at your school. This lesson echoes the key point in this course: The best way to deal with chronic and severe discipline problems is to prevent them from happening in the first place!


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Indiana basketball's Will Sheehey scored 20 points for USA basketball in a 97-70 victory over Finland at the World University Games in Kazan, Russia.
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The United States finished ninth in men's basketball at the World University Games after a 97-70 victory over Finland on Tuesday at Kazan, Russia.
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Above, left: Peanut Butter Lust was insanely delicious and almost offensively rich. A delicious peanut butter filling was topping with chocolate and a mountain of fresh whipped cream. If you like peanut butter, it's a must. / Juliana Goodwin/News-Leader
Left: This huge slice of Coconut Meringue Pie is from A Slice of Pie in Rolla. My smile was even bigger after I took my first bite. / Submitted photo
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A Slice of Pie is at 601 Kingshighway St. in Rolla. This is a cash or check-only business; no credit or debit cards are accepted. The restaurant is open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Call 573-364-6203. Online: http://asliceofpie.info/
The Coconut Meringue from A Slice of Pie in Rolla, may be the best coconut meringue pie I've ever sampled. This is a half slice, which was large enough to share with someone else (but you may not want to). / Juliana Goodwin
A variety of whole fruit pies are on display at A Slice of Pie in Rolla. / Juliana Goodwin/News-Leader
Theres pie and then theres PIE.
Think mile-high meringue, rich, creamy custard fillings and flaky crust. Or perhaps you prefer sweet cherry filling bubbling up out of cracks in the crust, served with clouds of fresh whipped cream. Or maybe a nice, crunchy strudel topping on your apple pie.
Youll find all of this and more at A Slice of Pie in Rolla.
Located about a mile off Interstate 44, this pie haven serves up colossal slices of decadent dessert.
The shop opened in 1986 and was started by two public school teachers, Ron and Mickey Hopson. They have since retired, but their sweet venture is thriving.
Its easy to taste why.
For the sake of readers, I sampled three slices of pie. The coconut meringue was incredible. A thick, creamy coconut pudding filling was topped with a tall cloud of meringue. It was one of the best coconut meringue pies Ive ever had, if not the best.
The Peanut Butter Lust was appropriately named: Once you taste this, you will lust for more. A rich, sweet peanut butter filling is topped with chocolate and mountains of whipped cream. It was incredible but insanely rich, so I recommend sharing it with one or two people. Decadent is an understatement.
The Dutch apple was recommended by one of the waitresses because its a best-seller, but it was just a good apple pie. It didnt compare to the other two but was still a good slice of dessert. (In all fairness, apple has never been my favorite pie Id rather have a cream-filled one.)
Whatever your preference, you should find one here: Boston cream, chocolate with whipped cream, Tahitian with whipped cream, apple, cherry, triple berry, key lime, mudslide and so much more.
They offer a few cakes and cheesecakes made with Splenda, and no-sugar-added mini pies.
If you want lunch first, try either a quiche or pot pie.
One thing to note about this place is that the slices are huge, so Id order a half slice. A half slice is still plenty of pie. (The slices featured in these photos are all half slices. Crazy.)
Next time youre on 1-44 and passing through Rolla, pull off for A Slice of Pie. Its worth every bite.


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Village council members are expected to act on a bid to refurbish the water tower on Ohio 133 at their next regular meeting.
"The old tower (on Tower Alley) is beyond repair," said Travis Dotson, village administrator, at the June 26 finance committee meeting. "The new tower (on Ohio 133), if we get this done, can be a good tower."
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There are few things more picturesque than the backdrop of autumn brilliance vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows exemplify the landscape of the upper Midwest, a stark contrast to the dull and drab palette of the impending winter.
It is during this time that unique opportunities present themselves to outdoorsmen - hunters invade the woods in search of bow and gun hunting opportunities for deer, water fowlers stalk the marshes and wetlands for ducks and geese, and on the open water musky anglers take advantage of cooler water temperatures to utilize suckers as a live bait option for cashing in on late season muskies.
The allure of using suckers as bait for muskies is simple simply put, big muskies are susceptible to live bait during the fall as they feed heavily leading up to winter. As water temperatures descend below 60 degrees, especially the 50 degree mark, sucker fishing for muskies becomes incredibly effective. Being cold-blooded organisms, colder temperatures find muskies less willing to chase down food offerings. With the fish less aggressive, suckers become the perfect presentation as they can be worked ultra-slow, all the while maintaining a natural and seductive appeal to a top of the line predator such as the musky.
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Areas to work suckers share a commonality, despite variances in lake/river topography. Spots to begin your search include locations where you have caught or seen big fish previously, inside turns that funnel baitfish, points jutting into the deepest water in the lake, deep edges including those with weeds, and hard bottomed mid-lake humps. The key to effectiveness with this method is in maintaining a near-vertical presentation and keeping the sucker rig right above the bottom instead of merely dragging bait behind the boat.
Equipment for sucker fishing consists of a long heavy-action rod such as various models produced by Wisconsins own St. Croix Rod. The rigidity and added length allow for long sweeping hook-sets perfect for tearing hooks from the bait itself and into the tough bony jaws of a big musky. Line counter reels such as the Abu Garcia Alphamar LC are indispensable for this style of fishing as not only does the over-sized spool allow for adequate line capacity with larger diameter fishing lines, but the line counter itself is a vital tool for ensuring your bait is consistently presented in the strike zone.
While in the past monofilament was the preferred line of choice, technology has advanced to where superbraid lines, such as Sufix 832, are now the best option. Not only do superbraid lines allow for greater sensitivity and hook sets, the tighter weave patterns of today hold less water in the oft freezing conditions of late autumn resulting in less freeze-up on the reel itself.
When it comes to the actual business end of things, quick-strike rigs are without a doubt not only the most effective but environmentally responsible option. My personal favorite is the Clip N Go sucker harness produced by Hayward-area fishing guide Bill Fuzzy Shumway. The Clip N Go is not only incredibly easy to use, but according to my records the highest hooking percentage rig I have used to date in my boat.
Now that rod, reel, and tackle has been selected its time for the bait itself. I typically use suckers ranging from 11 inches to 14 inches although I have caught muskies on specimens up to 20 inches. The greatest limiting factor, especially as the season progresses, is the availability of bait. At the end of the day, the best advice I can give is to use the largest liveliest bait you can find the emphasis being on liveliest; simply put, a healthy active 12-inch sucker will far outperform a sluggish 18-inch piece of meat regardless of the body of water youre fishing.
Keeping suckers lively begins with transporting and storing them in an environment with adequate space and oxygen. Large aerated live-wells will keep bait fresh even for multiple days with minimal maintenance as long as the water is kept cool and clean. For anglers lacking an aerated live-well, portable aerators like the Frabill Aqua-Life can turn any spacious water proof container into an efficient and effective sucker tank. When coupled with water enhancement products such as Aqua-Life oxygen tablets, bait may be keep for days on end, adding not only convenience but savings in the ol pocketbook.
No article about musky fishing would be complete without the mention of tools necessary for the safe unhooking and release of these superlative specimens. My Frabill Big Kahuna may be a monster of a net, but it is a tool that I wouldnt be caught without on the water. The treated bag is gentle on fins and slime coats, while its over-sized hoop can easily and comfortably accommodate fish in the 50 inch class. A calm musky means less thrashing in the net, even in the cold water of autumn, resulting in fewer injuries to both you and the fish.
Enjoy the beauty and bounty of autumn here in musky country Ill see you on the water.
Joel DeBoer is owner of Wisconsin Angling Adventures Guide Service. He can be contacted through his website at www.wisconsinangling adventures.com.


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"It caught me by surprise, but it's just one of those bridges you have to cross," Badgley said. "The hardest thing today is matching the coach to a teaching position, because I believe, when possible, a coach needs to be part of the teaching staff."
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In a small mixing bowl, combine 1 cup brown sugar, 1 cup chopped walnuts, and ľ cup melted butter. Stir well, and set aside. Place 1 ˝ cups white sugar and 2 ˝ teaspoons ground cinnamon in a gallon-sized zip-lock bag. Close the top, holding it together with your hands and shake the bag until the mixture is well-blended. Now, open your refrigerated biscuits, and remove the biscuits from the first can. Separate the biscuits from each other, and cut each biscuit into four equal quadrants. Place the biscuit pieces all at once (or a few at a time) in the bag of sugar and cinnamon. Shake well to coat biscuit pieces. Place the biscuits evenly in a ring in a Bundt cake pan that has been sprayed with cooking oil spray. Spread one-half of the caramel-walnut mixture over this first layer of spiced biscuit pieces. Now, open the second can of biscuits, and repeat the process, ending with the remainder of the caramel-walnut sauce on top of the second layer of spiced biscuit pieces in the Bundt cake pan. Place the pan of layered spiced biscuit parts and sauce in an oven that has been heated to 350 degrees. Bake 30 minutes, or until golden brown. Immediately invert the Caramel-Walnut Monkey Bread onto a nice cake plate. (You will want to choose a plate that has a lip around the edge, so that sauce will not drip off the plate.) Serve immediately. Monkey bread is served by pulling individual pieces from the warm bread..
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Think about that. Worst case? That a government drowning in debt should cut back by 2.2 percent - and the country survives. That a government now borrowing 35 cents of every dollar it spends reduces that borrowing by 2 cents "and nothing bad really happens." Oh, the humanity!
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How can I decode AAC/ADTS files ripped by a Chrysler MyGig car system?, Was: Need help access AAC files. At my wits end.....
How can I decode AAC/ADTS files ripped by a Chrysler MyGig car system?, Was: Need help access AAC files. At my wits end.....
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Ok, I have 5 AAC/ADTS files that I am trying to playback and/or convert.
Here they be:
I have tried every encoder, decoder, player, and trick I can come up with... I am an audio engineer by trade, but I'm more of a studio guy who rarely deals with much outside the realm of wav, aiff, and plain old mp3.
long story short, this is my only remaining copy of these songs, and I am desperate to access them. they were ripped from wave file on cdr directly to and by my car stereo, a chrysler/harman becker "mygig" harddrive car system. I had been listening to these songs for a year in my car just fine, original CD got lost, and I went to the dealer and had the files extracted from my car to a usb drive. now i cant play them, or load them back on my car.
from what i know the car system runs a QNX RTOS, and encodes audio as some form of aac.
Can any experts out there make these work????????
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Could they be encrypted? Check the manual of your car radio on how are they stored.
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Ruby fans will love cutting out and dressing up their favorite cuddly bunny!
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Forget pressure, potential or past experiences that might follow them, Kiski Area's boys are entering this basketball season with a live-in-the-present mentality.
Even when times get tough, the Cavaliers plan to casually shrug their shoulders, go with the flow and move on.
They anticipate that could translate into some good times ahead.
"We're super excited," Cavaliers boys basketball coach Harry Rideout said. "This is going to be a fun year."
An athletic team that has shown it can run and gun or lull in halfcourt sets, Kiski Area returns four starters from a playoff team. They include key seniors Nick Stone and Adam Robison, who are frontrunners to be the A-K's top scoring tandem.
The 5-foot-10 Stone averaged 15.2 points per game and hit a team-high 42 3-pointers. A 6-foot-4 forward, Robison averaged 12.4 points per game.
Replacing standout point guard Alex Lamendola, now at Washington & Jefferson, will be a tall task.
Stone and Robison will share the responsibilities often shouldered solely by Lamendola, a true point guard.
"Those two will play very important roles," Rideout said. "Nick will play our lead guard position; he'll be a scoring point guard. Adam will be a point forward for us. He is a very unique type of player."
Players who were freshmen when Rideout took the reins of the program now are seniors.
"They're my guys," the fourth-year coach said. "When I first got here, they didn't know what to expect. Now they have a much better understanding."
Another key returnee is 6-2 junior swingman Joe Brungo, along with 6-5 senior forward Mitch Murdock and 6-1 sophomore guard Mike Simmons.
Last year seemed to end in a flash for the Cavaliers (16-7), who averaged 61.7 points per game. Robison was ejected from a late-season Section 1-AAAA game after getting a pair of technicals for hanging on the rim after a dunk. He had to serve a two-game suspension — one per PIAA rules and the other school-imposed — and his absence showed as Kiski Area fell to Norwin in the next-to-last section game.
Feeling it was denied a shot at the section, the team never regained its balance and fell, 61-57, to Plum in the first round of the playoffs.
"It's a great lesson learned," Rideout said. "We were thrilled to be in that position. At the moment it, was devastating to not be able to share the section title."
Robison doesn't want the team to develop an ego.
"We have to play like we are the underdogs every night," Robison said. "If we get too ahead of ourselves, we will get beat, and we know that."
Rideout calls this team "an unselfish group" and said anyone in his core bunch could erupt for a 20-point game.
"I think we'll finally look like a Quad-A team with our length," Rideout said.
Reserves include 6-1 freshman Lincoln Clayton, junior guard Ryan Sciullo, sophomore forward Jake Reid (6-6) and sophomore guard Tre Talton.
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Attempting to clear his personal trainer of child rape charges, Putnam County District Attorney Adam Levy shared secret grand jury proceedings and insider information about the alleged victim's visit to a psych ward, according to a collection of emails obtained by The Journal News.
Levy also arranged a meeting with the defendant's lawyer where they wouldn't be seen together, sought to review legal papers before they were filed, and lashed out at Westchester prosecutors, calling District Attorney Janet DiFiore a "coward" and lead prosecutor Fred Green "incompetent."
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