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The explosion occurred close to 7:40 a.m. on Saturday morning, according to the company, whose US operations are headquartered in Houston. About 20 people were working at the facility on Saturday. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and one worker is still in critical condition.
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To prevent future occurance of similar type of accidents, each emplyee must be made aware of the cause of the fire and possible lack of safety precautions. Knowingly nobody will invite accident and their own death.Regards,J B Sonar
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The best security for these plants, is analyzing in continued the hydrocarbons of the air aspired!
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It is exciting to be blogging again after several months time off. My first few blogs will cover teaching points from my workshops at the Mind Body FitPro conference held on September 8/9.
Cueing movements and form during a ride is something we can all relate to, so I taught a workshop specifically on all the ways that we cue.
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Funeral services were held March 30 at First Lutheran Church North Branch of Avoca.
Interment was at First Lutheran North Branch Cemetery of Avoca. Memorial contributions may be made to the family for later designation .
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By Mark Dehaven, UT San Diego
Bidding on a government project is competitive, complex and time-consuming.
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In an effort to help small businesses in the San Diego region take a bite out of the contract pie, the San Diego Contracting Opportunities Center, an economic development program of Southwestern College, provides a variety of training programs.
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Step 2: Specify the intended outcomes and begin working on the evaluation plan.
In this section of your plan, you will focus on what you are trying to accomplish with the activity and begin thinking about how you will evaluate the activity to determine whether it had the intended outcomes. Too often, professional development planning focuses mostly on the learning activities. The plans do not reflect or build on a clear vision of outcomes, as reflected in changes in teacher performance and student learning. When this happens, it is difficult to determine whether the activity was really successful or whether it is necessary to provide additional or different kinds of support to teachers.
Later, in Step 4, you will be asked to complete the plan for evaluating the activity. Keep in mind that a good evaluation will look for evidence that each of the outcomes that you specify here, including outcomes for teachers and for students, have been or are being met. Therefore, it is important to begin thinking about specific indicators that you will use to determine whether the outcomes have been met.
If you are planning a series of activities that will last for several months or longer, it may be a good idea to set some interim benchmarks that you can use to help determine if the activities are on track. For example, you may want to set some benchmarks for teacher learning or for practicing new skills that will occur before full implementation and use. Later, if these benchmarks are not met or if they are not met on the schedule you project, you can alter your plans and schedule for later activities. In addition, you can make plans for alternative activities that will help participants meet the early benchmarks. Reaching early benchmarks to assess progress may be especially useful in planning effective follow up.
Setting benchmarks and gauging progress in meeting them increases the likelihood that the activity that you are planning will achieve the intended outcomes. In addition, if the benchmarks are met, there will be occasions to celebrate early successes. You may also discover that reporting progress against early benchmarks helps in communications with funders and others whose support is important to your work.
Use this chart to list the intended outcomes for the activity. You should include outcomes for participants as well as student outcomes that will result from participants' application of new knowledge and skills in their schools and classrooms. The outcomes for teachers should be defined in terms of measurable and/or observable changes in knowledge and skills as well as changes in practice. The outcomes for students should be described in terms of specific measurable and/or observable indicators of student learning. As appropriate, you should also indicate which student subgroups you expect to achieve these outcomes. Finally, you should also indicate when you expect each of the outcomes to be achieved. As appropriate, list any benchmarks that you have established to gauge progress toward the teacher and student outcomes and indicate when you expect the benchmarks to be reached.
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From Copenhagen, the airport can be accessed from the E20 highway. The Kystvejen coastal road, running around the airport, connects to the Øresund motorway at Dragr. The Øresund Bridge is a toll bridge that connects Sweden (near Malmö) and Denmark and is the main route to the airport from destinations in Sweden.
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So I decided to incorporate some pumpkin puree into the cookies and left out an egg so that the extra moisture wouldn't make them too cakey. I also used bittersweet chocolate morsels and topped them with a cream cheese glaze because I love the way dark chocolate tastes with pumpkin, and we all know the magical things that happen when cream cheese and pumpkin become friends. The McCormick food coloring really gave a nice soft orange glow to the glaze, but if you would like to make it a more intense shade of orange, just keep adding drops of red and yellow food coloring, stirring every few drops to check out the new hue, until the desired color intensity is reached. It's also getting really close to a sweet and baking-intensive holiday, which means that the McCormick spice company has offered to do a Halloween-themed giveaway! Hurray!!! The giveaway includes the following items, several of which I used to make this recipe (hello, Halloween food coloring. Also, cookie drying rack, how did I ever live without thee??).
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Use an ice cream scoop (3 inches in diameter) to place the cookie dough into cookie shapes onto baking sheets lined with parchment paper (warning, these will be big cookies!) about 3 inches apart. Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes, or until light brown around the edges. Remove from the oven and allow to cool for 5 minutes before removing the cookies form the pan and placing them on a cookie rack to continue drying until cool.
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I know so many of us have blogged about music before and there?s certainly something to be said about a great song. Something that resonates, gets you going and gets you hyped up for class. Well, folks, I FOUND MY GYM ANTHEM!! LOL. My gym motto has always been ?go hard or go home? ? and recently, I found a song that has this in the chorus. It?s one of those hard-rock, angry anthem type songs?think ?great fight song? and when I heard the line all I could do was marvel that someone out there had my personal anthem in mind as they wrote the song (haha!). But I wanted to write about it because the power of music is so incredibly important to strike the right mood for us as instructors. While admittedly I have been in a class where the instructor didn?t show and I jumped into teach (without my music) to ?house music? (think ?Blue Bayou? by the Carpenters, I think!) and we can certainly make a go of it with music we have at hand, there is something to be said about finding the right song for the right moment, to evoke the mood that you?re looking for that time of day. -JuneShare


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By Caroline Dipping, U-T San Diego
CHULA VISTA — Mere hours before last week's opening night reception for Maxx Moses' exhibition, "Good Morning America" at Southwestern College Art Gallery, the artist had a thunderclap of inspiration and got on the phone to gallery director Vallo Riberto.
Moses wanted several bales of hay to be strategically placed around his installation to create an antebellum atmosphere. Consulting the gallery's meager finances, Riberto then ponied up $140 to rent 18 hay bales for the run of the show.
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Missouree? Missouruh? To Be Politic, Say Both
Missouri is a swing state where even the name changes, and disagreement among residents over the pronunciation goes back more than a hundred years.October 13, 2012 usNews
Republican and Lesbian, and Fighting for Acceptance of Both Identities
Some lesbian Republicans fear that the party's stance on gay issues could mean few younger reinforcements, even as older Republican lesbians step forward.November 26, 2012 usNews
A Question of How Women's Issues Will Fare, in Washington and Overseas
Some are questioning whether Catherine M. Russell, ambassador at large for global women's issues, will see a less prominent role under Secretary of State John Kerry.August 23, 2013 usNews
Jobs and Health Bills Make for Busy Day at Capitol
A bipartisan compromise is reached in one chamber, while hopes are dashed for agreement in the other chamber.
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Representative Apologizes for Criticizing Iowa Senator
Republicans quickly deplored Representative Bruce Braley, an Iowa Democrat, whose words were captured on camera and posted on YouTube by a conservative political action committee.
March 26, 2014, Wednesday
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Obama Promotes Women's Economic Prospects
The president was still leaning on the most enduring tool in the presidential kit — the pulpit — in order to get a reluctant Congress to take action.
March 21, 2014, Friday
Border Patrol Instructed to Show Restraint
The instructions, from the patrol's chief, came after a series of fatal shootings by agents provoked outrage from human rights activists and the Mexican government.
March 8, 2014, Saturday
Hundreds Face Arrest at Anti-Pipeline Protest
Police arrested 372 opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline, most of them college students, who engaged in civil disobedience at the White House.
March 2, 2014, Sunday
8 Cities Vie for 2016 Republican Convention
Republicans announced a list of cities in the West and Midwest, including three in Ohio, in contention to host the official campaign kickoff.
February 27, 2014, Thursday
Nebraska: Judge Blocks Pipeline Route
A judge on Wednesday blocked the Keystone XL pipeline's planned route through the state, a new hurdle for the embattled project.
February 20, 2014, Thursday
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Coachella Valley High School, in Thermal, Calif., has agreed to redesign its mascot, the Arab, after a petition from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.
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After the Ugandan president signaled that he was likely to sign a bill to criminalize homosexuality, President Obama on Sunday warned that the measure could harm ties with the United States.
February 17, 2014, Monday
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The president announced the economic package during a meeting in Rancho Mirage, Calif., with King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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GOESSEL — Marietta K. Voth, 88, passed away on January 6, 2013, at the Bethesda Home, Goessel.She was born on January 15, 1924, in Hillsboro, the daughter of Cornelius C. and Marie Krause Friesen. She taught piano for 30 years and played the organ for many weddings. She was a member of the Alexanderwohl Mennonite Church, Goessel, the Garden Club, and was a horticulturist.On May 10, 1957, she married Otto Voth at Hillsboro. He passed away on November 11, 2005.She is survived by her children, Larry Voth of Goessel, Jane Voth and fiancée, Tom Lietz of Wichita, Don (Shawn) Voth of Marion, Nelson (Clarice) Voth of Newton; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.She was preceded in death by two brothers, Orlando and Albert; and two sisters, Wilma Kliewer and Rosella Friesen.Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m., with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m., Wednesday, January 9, 2013, at Miller-Ott Funeral Home, Goessel.Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, January 10, 2013, at the Alexanderwohl Mennonite Church Cemetery, with a memorial service to follow at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, January 10, 2013, at the Alexanderwohl Mennonite Church, with Pastor Linda Ewert and Pastor Steve Schmidt officiating.Memorials may be made to either Bethesda Home or to the Good Shepherd Hospice, in care of Miller-Ott Funeral Home, Goessel.
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It was raining the other day. Pouring. I was pretty fired up because I knew it would drive people indoors, hence a big Spinning class that night. But I was also feeling less than energized. I had the rainy day blues. The thought of leading a class with an upbeat, pop playlist was just making me even more tired. So I did something I?d never done before ? I decided I?d make a ?rainy day mix? of slow, mellow, rainy day tunes. I was nervous about it because I know a lot of students rely on the music for energy, and I was taking a risk with some potentially depressing songs. So to counteract the mellow tunes, I put together a VERY tough ride. Lots of hills! Turns out, everyone loved it! The music was mellow, it became background; it got people to focus more on the ride, their technique and pushing themselves internally, they weren?t relying on the music to inspire them. Of all the classes I?ve done, I actually got the most compliments on the music choices for this one. I?ve always been a big believer that you don?t have to ?match? your music to your ride, but taking it to the extreme like I did that day showed me that my students feel that way too. I still have rides where a high energy song equals a high energy cadence, but now I know it's ok to mix it up - and the class will appreciate it too. Now I?m a lot more comfortable playing a wide range of music genres and rhythms, and when I show up to teach, I know I can mix and match any ride profile with any playlist. Life just got a whole lot easier.Share


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The future of solid waste management in Del Norte County will rely heavily on a public member, whose appointment will be vetted today at a meeting of the Del Norte Solid Waste Management Authority Board.
During the meeting, which starts at 3:30 p.m. in the
The authority's status has been discussed in closed-door sessions during the last four meetings of the Del Norte County Board of Supervisors.
Now there is a new move afoot to put to rest a 4-year-old controversy over the necessity of the authority.
The hiring of a private consultant to conduct an independent assessment of the authority and explore possible alternatives, "such as the city or county withdrawing from the (joint powers agreement) or privatization" will be discussed during today's meeting, according to the agenda.
The board will also vote on rate increases for trash and recycling collection and for the Del Norte County Transfer Station.
The rate increases, $2.30 more per ton at the transfer station, 21 to 81 cents more per month for residential collection, and 44 cents to $15 more per month for commercial collection, will likely be approved as they part of the contracts with Recology Del Norte (collection service) and Hambro/Waste Solutions Group (operator of the transfer station).
Wes White, the CEOâof Hambro/Waste Solutions Group, is also scheduled to give a status update as to the continued restructuring of that company.
The seven applicants vying for the public member position are:
• David Alvarez, current orientation representative and former vice-chairman for Del Norte County California United Homecare Workers.
• Mary Wilson, owner of Ocean World and former chairwoman and current vice-chairwoman of the Solid Waste Task Force.
• Kevin Fallon, owner and operator of Crescent City Redwoods KOA.
• Warren Rehwaldt, physician at the Del Norte Community Health Center and current chairman of the First Five Commission.
• Ray Martell, current assistant director of Yurok Tribe Environmental Program and member of Solid Waste Task Force, former Crescent City councilman, chair of Solid Waste Management Authority and harbor commissioner.
• Sally Roy, current head counselor of Del Norte High School andâDel Norte County Unified School District.
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Spinning® training teaches us to take note of the details and prepare well for our training. Transitioning from the studio to the road or trails gives us the opportunity to put into practice what we train to do on our Spinners®. We check our bikes to be sure the tires are properly inflated, the chains are clean and lubed, the brakes are working and all the small as well as large components are functioning safely and effectively. We wouldn?t go out without our helmets, sunglass, and bike shorts. We probably wear gloves, cycling shoes, a cycling shirt with pockets and, of course, sunscreen. We pack some snacks, plenty of water, a cell phone and perhaps even an ID bracelet. We add to our gear a vocabulary of training techniques learned and practiced in Spinning® class. We have confidence in both our seated and standing climbs; we recognize a good cadence and we probably wear our heart rate monitors so we can ride and/or train intelligently. If we?re lucky, we have a nifty little computer on the handlebars that gives us at least our pace or at best our power. (as well as mileage, time, etc.) If we?re really lucky, we have friends to ride with for both safety and added fun. I try to plan just as carefully for a ride outdoors as I do for a Spinning® class. I keep my bag packed and in my car along with my bike and a pump. I begin checking my diet the day before a long run (even though I try to eat well on a regular basis) and make sure to eat and drink well just before I pull out of my driveway to go to the beginning of my ride ? especially if it?s to be my long ride for the week. The last thing I do before mounting my bike is to call my husband to let him know what time I?m leaving, when I should be done, and, of course, where I will be riding. What about you? Do you have other helpful hints, safety tips or pre-ride rituals? It would be great to share them, don?t you think? But, one thing I learned last week is something NOT to do. It?s black fly season in Vermont. That means that tiny but nasty little flying things are all around. For some reason, just prior to my ride, I slicked on some lip gloss. NOT. Yup, you guessed it. For the entire ride I battled black flies that had stuck to my lips. Yuk. Got any of these tips too?! Blog posted by Linda Freeman for www.spinning.com 6/9/2011.Share


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Edward Henry Snyder, 80, of Nehawka died at St. Mary's Community Hospital, Nebraska City, on Feb. 22, 2013. He was born Feb. 19, 1933 at Nehawka to Guy Otis and Lottie Elizabeth J. (Schomaker) Snyder. He married Eunice Marie Auer May 29, 1956 in Burr. She preceded him on March 4, 2000. He married Patricia Berg Peterson June 6, 2004 in Nehawka.
He is survived by wife Patricia Snyder of Nehawka; sons Kurt Snyder and wife Vivian of Lincoln and Kevin Snyder and wife Kelley of Homer; daughters Kim Arnold of Omaha, Kay Brown and husband Rick of Ames, Iowa, Kim Stone of Nehawka, and Karmen Peterson of Rochester, N.Y.; eight grandchildren, Nichole Leibel, Ashley Leibel, Kade Snyder, Kody Snyder, Jennifer Litty, Justin Brown, Danelle Brown and Kassie Lecci; great-grandchildren Brody Stromer, Isla Lecci, Grace Litty and Mazzie Bailey; many other relatives and friends.
Besides his first wife, he was preceded by brother Roy; sisters Bernice, Marie, Crystal and Minnie; and grandson Nathan.
He lived in Nehawka his entire life. He was a mine foreman for Texasgulf, Inc. for many years. Ed was a member of the Nehawka United Methodist Church, 55-year member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 968 in Nebraska City, 60-year member of the Nehawka American Legion Post No. 157, 60-year member of the Masonic Lodge in Nehawka and later with Western Star Lodge No. 2, in Nebraska City when the two lodges merged. He served for 37 years on the Nehawka Volunteer Fire Department, eight years as Nehawka Village Clerk and eight years on the Nehawka School Board. Ed was a member of the Weeping Water Gun Club for 15 years and served as president for five years. He served in the United States Army during the Korean War.
Memorial services are at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 2, at the Nehawka United Methodist Church with Rev. Sandy Webster officiating. Burial is at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery near Nehawka.
Memorials are suggested to Nehawka United Methodist Church.
Visitation is 1-9 p.m. Friday at Marshall Funeral Chapel in Nebraska City with the family greeting friends from 5-7 p.m. There will be no viewing. Nehawka American Legion Post No. 157 will provide military services.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.marshallfuneral.com.Marshall Funeral Chapel of Nebraska City is in charge of arrangements.
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It is the calm before the big changeover at the Carmi Public Library. The board met for a quick meeting Tuesday, March 5 as the facility prepares for the switchover to the new Polaris system in April, just in time for National Library Week April 14 - 19.
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Dennis is scheduled to attend a Small Public Library Management course in June. Denise Karns, director from the Norris City library, will also be attending the session in Springfield. The course is federally sponsored and attendance assists in applying for grants from the state.
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very large man, well, frankly, obese, was standing outside our studio reading a notice on the door explaining the Spinning® 8 Week Weight Loss Program. As I walked by he said to me ?I know everything I need to know about dieting.? You know what? He probably does. But, is he doing what he knows is best for him? Is he thinking of DIET as a four-letter word, a punishing, restrictive way to starve himself into submission in order to lose unwanted body fat? There is no doubt that this man needs to lose pounds, inches, and probably, literally, globs of unnecessarily stored body fat. He also needs to lose the negativity that surrounds the concept. Yes, he most likely can reel off nutritional information that is both current and correct. Go online, pick up a magazine or the Sunday paper, talk with a friend, check a food label. All the nutritional information we could ever need is out there for the finding. For any one of us who struggle to lose weight, gain weight (yes, the same principles apply), fuel performance or simply maintain a healthy body composition, there is a need to stand up to the task at hand. Give the job of managing our health the honor and attention due. Then go about DOING it. One of the great things about the 8WWL program is that the information is there right in front of us and carefully organized so that we can use it effectively. The group environment allows us each to share what works or doesn?t work for us, gives us incentive and accountability, and creates friendships. While each of us my ?know all that we need to know about dieting,? do we each know precisely what we need to know about healthy habits? Perhaps just a slight change in course, a new focus, and new friends along the way, will help us to finally embrace a lifestyle that will support optimal strength, energy and health while allowing us to look at our dreams as present possibilities. KNOWING what we need to do is not enough. DOING it is a start. LIVING it --- well, now we?re talking! Blog posted by Linda Freeman for www.spinning.com 2-19-2011Share


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