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Raymond E. Hess, age 88, of Monett, Mo., passed from this life on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13, 2012 while at Freeman West Hospital in Joplin, Mo. Funeral services for Mr. Hess will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church in Monett. Dr. Bill Cox will officiate. Visitation will be held on Friday, from 6-8 p.m. at Buchanan Funeral Home. Interment with military honors will be at the Monett I.O.O.F. Cemetery following the service. Arrangements are under the personal care and direction of Buchanan Funeral Home.
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CCHD Screenings in Newborns with Pulse Oximetry
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Betty Jeanne Hall, 89, former Syracuse resident, died March 17, 2013 at Immanuel Campus of Care in Peoria, Ariz. She was born Aug. 25, 1923, to William Newton and Eliza (Steele) Horn in Greenville, Texas. She married Robert "Bob" Hall on Dec. 14, 1947 in Greenville. Bob was a pharmacist for over 50 years and died March 3, 2001 in Lincoln.
Betty attended Greenville High School where she was a majorette in the famous Greenville Flashes. Her father died when she was 15 years old. She and her mother moved to Dallas, Texas, for several years and then back to Greenville. She worked in a pharmacy where she met Bob. She enjoyed modeling and dancing. They moved to Plattsmouth where his family resided in 1959 and then to Syracuse in 1960.
She and Bob belonged to the United Methodist Church in Syracuse. She also belonged to the Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W. After Bob's death she moved to Arizona to be near her son Jack and his family.
Survivors include daughter Lynnette and her son Jack who has two daughters and six grandchildren. She was the last of her immediate family which included two sisters and a brother.
She was cremated and her ashes will be interred on the Horn family plot in Greenville, Texas.
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COLUMBIA, Mo., Nov. 11 - Columbia College was recently named to Military Times' "Best for Vets: Colleges 2014" list. These annual rankings were based on accreditation, graduation rates, transfer credit policies, academic support and participation in the Yellow Ribbon program. This is the second year the college has received this ranking in the online and nontraditional category. Of more than 600 institutions that applied, Columbia College was one of only 120 to receive this recognition.
"We are honored to be recognized by Military Times," said Mike Lederle, assistant dean for military and federal programs. "This recognition speaks to the level of our commitment to the men and women who serve in the armed forces and we take great pride in offering programs and policies that support their unique educational needs."
The "Best for Vets" list was designed to provide service members with information on schools and degree programs that would be most beneficial to them. The rankings will be published in the November edition of Military Times Edge magazine.
Approximately 25 percent of Columbia College students are either service members, veterans or their dependents. Many of those affiliated with the military are enrolled throughout the Columbia College nationwide system of 35 campuses, 18 of which are located on military bases, including one in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Founded in 1851 in Columbia, Mo., Columbia College has been helping students advance their lives through higher education for more than 160 years. As a private, nonprofit, liberal arts and sciences institution, the college takes pride in its small classes, experienced faculty and quality educational programs. With more than 30 campuses across the country, students may enroll in day, evening or online classes. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Columbia College educates more than 31,000 students each year and has more than 80,000 alumni. For more information, visit www.ccis.edu.


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A south-central Kansas teenager has died from injuries she suffered in an ATV accident.
KFDI reports (http://bit.ly/19eA4pn ) deputies were called to the home Saturday evening after 16-year-old Hevin Thomas of Towanda had fallen from a four-wheeler she was riding on with three other teenagers.
Thomas was taken to a Wichita hospital in critical condition with head and back injuries and died Monday night.
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Our family of eighteen adults and two babies recently spent five days in El Dorado attending a trial concerning the death of Dee Graham, who was killed in El Dorado by a drunk hit and run driver last April.
We met so many kind and helpful people there. Everyone was so friendly!
We stayed at the El Dorado State Park, a beautiful place with a lot of room to relax after each day at court. When we first arrived, a few of us wanted to watch the presidential debate.
We had no idea where to go, but finally noticed the Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital and asked if we could sit in their waiting room to watch. They not only agreed, they offered us coffee!
We owe a huge debt of gratitude to Maggie Bautista, a lady who lived in the Walnut River Apartments near where Dee was killed.
She asked a friend to call 911 and she stayed with Dee, held his hand and encouraged him until his pulse was gone. This gave us a great deal of peace and comfort.
We would also commend and thank greatly your El Dorado Police Department, the Butler County court system, and Sheriff Kelly Herzet's department.
We would especially thank El Dorado officers Sam Humig and Travis Pierce, deputies Travis Elder, Kevin Kichler, and Detective Ken Morgan, also State Trooper Aaron McGuire for their many hours of work on this case.
We thank attorneys Brett Sweeny and Alice Burns, who prosecuted the case so well.
We were greatly helped by Katie Barth, victim advocate and MADD representative, and Betty Lou Johnson, assistant to County Attorney's office.
They put us at ease, kept us where we were supposed to be, and helped us to understand court proceedings.
We will always remember El Dorado and its people with pleasure. Thank you so much!
- The family of Dee Graham - Edith Graham (mother) of Swink, Colo. and Sharon Graham (wife) of Pueblo, Colo.
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THE IONIA COUNTY PEACE COMMUNITY/LA COMUNIDAD de PAZ DEL CONDADO de IONIA welcomes volunteers of all ages who are interested in events and activities that promote a Beloved Community (www.thekingcenter.org/king-philosophy) where we recognize our interdependence and use our diversity and different gifts to enrich the whole.
For more information or to become a member, email email@example.com, call 616-527-7163 or like us on Facebook. Visit our website at ioniacountypeacecommunity.org.
Tonight is the annual Community Potluck Sunday Supper, hosted by the Ionia County Peace Community. It starts at 5 p.m. at Ionia First United Methodist Church, on Main Street across from the library. Everyone is invited -- bring a dish to share that reflects your family's ethnic or regional culture, or is simply something you all enjoy together. After supper, there will be music and song and celebration of the diversity that is Ionia County. Join us!
To read more about the event, and about tomorrow's opportunities for volunteering on the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, visit www.sentinel-standard.com/article/20130115/NEWS/130119628.
On a related topic, a radio station played this song last night in a segment remembering Dr. King. It's by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and although it was released in 1975 (almost 40 years ago!), it is still so relevant today. Maybe you remember it?
"Wake up everybody no more sleeping in bed
No more backward thinking time for thinking ahead
The world has changed so very much
From what it used to be so
there is so much hatred, war and poverty
Wake up all the teachers time to teach a new way
Maybe then they'll listen to what you have to say
Cause they're the ones who's coming up and the world is in their hands
when you teach the children teach them the very best you can."
"The world won't get no better if we just let it be
The world won't get no better, we gotta change it, yeah, just you and me."
"Wake up all the doctors make the old people well
They're the ones who suffer and who catch all the hell
But they don't have so very long before their Judgement Day
So won't you make them happy before they pass away.
Wake up all the builders time to build a new land
I know we can do it if we all lend a hand
The only thing we have to do is put it in our mind
Surely things will work out, they do it every time."
(Repeat chorus)
There's a great video at www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NfCZEmLJ1Y featuring the song along photos that remind us why we all need to wake up.
As Harold Melvin sings at the end, "Need some help, y'all. Can't do it alone."


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Welcome to your all in one comprehensive source for all Scottsdale Houses for Sale. Not only will you find your Scottsdale dream home here, we offer you the ability to view every home listed on the MLS throughout the entire metro Phoenix and surrounding areas.
So enjoy browsing and we are here to assit you with any and all of your Real Estate needs all you have to do is ask.
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MLS Scottsdale Real Estate for Sale
Scottsdale Houses for sale have everything you are looking for in a new home. From luxury golf communities to sprawling estates properties in gated coveted subdivisions, you are sure to find a house that fits your particular family and personal needs.
If you are more about the posh lifestyle and exclusivity that comes with the purchase of a new Scottsdale condo or townhouse for sale then you are in luck as well. Scottsdale condos for sale offer everything from water views to being able to step outside your new residence front door to the prestigious Scottsdale fashion square. You will be delighted and amazed with all that is offered in Scottsdale from fine dining and art galleries, to a sizzling hot night life that is sure to get your feet moving and heart racing.
From Ancala to McDowell Mountain Ranch you will see the entire splendor and delight that the Arizona Mountains and sky bring and the amazing sunsets that has captivated painters, sculptures and brought so many new residents to The Valley of the Sun.
Contact Josh Randall today to get the advice you need and service you deserve when looking for a home for sale in Scottsdale. You will be happy you did and you will love calling Scottsdale your new home.
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You are invited to join the field of infinite possibilities when it comes to Scottsdale homes for sale. Truth be told, whether you are selling your home in order to upgrade to something bigger, bolder, or better or a first time home buyer, Scottsdale is the premier area for real estate sales.
In everything we do in life, there's always a step-by-step approach and buying or selling real estate is no different. Complex real estate projects will require more steps, while simple home loan deals consist of just a few steps. Here's your chance to discover the easiest and most simplest ways to buy or sell a home in Scottsdale.
How to Find the Best Home in Scottsdale for Your Family
Scottsdale is known all across the state as the most livable city in Arizona. Because timing is everything when looking at Scottsdale homes for sale, it is a good idea to sign up for a home finder service that will immediately notify you of any property in Scottsdale that matches your specific criteria. Go online and take advantage of available Scottsdale MLS listings in different neighborhoods across the city.
That said, begin your search with the understanding of what you can afford. Take the time to get pre-approved by your lender so that sellers will take you seriously. Plus knowing exactly how much you can borrow will prevent you from falling in love with a home that is out of your price range.
Think carefully about which area you would prefer to live in. For example, there are magnificent Scottsdale homes for sale in both North Scottsdale and South Scottsdale. Consider whether or not you need a luxury condo or a single family home with a yard.
Create a wish list of the features you want in your new Scottsdale home. Consider if schools are a factor in your buying decision and if you want an older house or newer, more contemporary home. Also think about your pets, public transportation, yard, garage space, and neighborhood amenities just to name a few.
Have a clear idea of the number of bedrooms and bathrooms you must have in order to accommodate your family's needs. You may also want to take into consideration any physical limitations you may have such as the need for wheelchair access.
How to Quickly Sell Your Home in Scottsdale
If you own a home in Scottsdale and are ready to sell, there are a couple of options available to you. For one, you could take on the task of selling the property yourself or minimize risk by getting professional assistance. The first thing you must do when putting up Scottsdale homes for sale is to find out how much your home is worth before you put it on the market.
Have your home evaluated inside and out to get a good idea of what its value is. Check out how much other homes, comparable to yours, located in your neighborhood have sold for recently. Review the terms of your current home loan to ensure your asking price will cover your loan in its entirety.
Now be mindful of the kind of impression your home makes. In truth, Scottsdale homes for sale that sell quickly make a great first impression on potential buyers who walk through their home. Remember that it is important to stage your home in way that potential buyers can see themselves living there. Your home is a large reflection of who you are, and your level of cleanliness and style could be a turn off to others.
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At Willamette, we take to heart our motto, "Not unto ourselves alone are we born," as we seek to envision the future of humankind as a sustainable enterprise – not only the natural world that sustains life, but also the communities and economies that connect us to one another. Considered in this more ecumenical light, our interdependence on each other for survival is brought into sharp relief.
Across all schools and in our co-curricular offerings, we seek to foster meaningful educational experiences that address the defining challenges of the 21st century, including sustainability, which Willamette defines through the "Four E's":
- Education (teaching ecological literacy)
- Environment (creating a smaller ecologic footprint)
- Equity (social justice)
- Economics (sustainability principles for campus operations)
As we move into the future, sustainability continues to serve as a focal point beyond our efforts to 'live our motto,' in the service of our city, state, and world, and our mission to prepare graduates to pursue lives of achievement, contribution and meaning. Sustainability is also integral to the university's strategic objectives as we seek, in a global context, authentic engagement with our immediate surroundings, knowing that the choices we make here and now could have current or future implications for others, both nearby and on the other side of the planet.
During the 2013-14 academic year sustainability leadership at Willamette underwent a restructuring. Since 2004 a wide range of academic, co-curricular, and operational initiatives were implemented under the former Campus Sustainability Council and academic Center for Sustainable Communities. These structures, along with oversight of Zena Forest & Farm were reorganized into a single Sustainability Institute under an Executive Committee and supported by a campus-wide Advisory Board.
In addition, students established the new Green Initiative Fund program, which will provide financial support to a wide range of initiatives that advance environmental, social, and economic sustainability on campus and in the community.


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A preliminary autopsy report shows no signs of trauma regarding the death of 48-year-old Janet E. Gruber of Nebraska City raising suspicions that she succumbed to the cold while outside New Year's Eve.
Gruber, who was in the process of moving out of a residence along south 13th Street up the hill from the McDonald's Restaurant, was found in a neighbor's yard on Jan. 1.
She was found near a line of trees on one of two paths sometimes used by residents to walk to the restaurant. A barking dog alerted neighbors to the body.
Otoe County Attorney David Partsch said there appeared to be only one set of tracks in the snow leading the where Gruber was found.
He said an official cause of death will not be determined until a full autopsy is complete, but said it is likely that she died from hypothermia.
Police and Nebraska City EMS responded to a residence at the 1500 block of south 13th Street at 4:30 p.m.
An investigation by police and the Nebraska State Patrol included interviews with residents of the residence that Gruber was moving out of. Partsch said the interviews and preliminary autopsy report indicate an accidental death.
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There are 50 different Cricut heads on the Cricut Decals cartridge - many are doing sports, dressed up in hats and one even has a moustache. They are super cute!
I cut out Melanie's name using the Cricut American Alphabet cartridge that is also preloaded on the new Cricut Anniversary Expression 2. Her name was cut at 1-1/2". I love this swirly font! This cartridge comes with three fonts - this swirly one, the plain one that make up the rest of the letters and finally, one enclosed in a circle.
Next, I made one for my mom! Using the Cricut Decals cartridge, I cut two dogs and a cat at 2". Her name was cut with the Cricut American Alphabet cartridge at 2".
1) Once you have the layered image on the transfer tape, go slow! It's easy to tear the fine pieces. Use the wooden stick and also a paper piercer to be sure you get out all the bitty pieces.
2) Bigger solid pieces lay down better than skinny pieces. I had no problem with the Cricut head and the cat and dog decals because they were so solid.
3) For the names on top, I would do a couple of letters at a time, then shift the glass and do the next few letters. This worked well in getting them lined up nicely.
4) The new Cricut Anniversary Expression 2 puts letters close together, as you can see above on the tumblers. I would lay out the first couple-three letters and then shift and put down the next letters approximately the same distance as the first few.
5) The new Cricut Anniversary Expression 2 has a setting for vinyl, making it so easy to use!
6) Finally, these are handwash only so I am hoping the vinyl won't have any trouble.
Here's the video on how to layer vinyl (if you can't see it, click HERE):
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Miller Sweeps Non-Wing Weekend At Cottage Grove
By Ben Deatherage
(Photo Courtesy of Fletcher Motorsports Photography)
Kyle Miller did it again. It took the Eugene, Oregon pilot just nine laps to get the lead from his sixteenth starting position. The rest of the distance would see Miller with the lead and he would go on to win his sixth series race of the year and his fourth Non-Wing Speedweek triumph.
Leading the early goings was Wilsonville, Oregon's Rob Lindsey in his Maxline Cases/Speedmart Inc./Competition Suspensions Inc. #23 XXX. Lindsey set a wicked pace but as the long green flag run continued to unfold Miller would reel him in and overtake the #23. Miller would lap all the way up to fourth place before putting his Grant Springer Racing Engines/Gary's Subaru Service/Finest Detail #10 XXX back in victory lane.
Pat Canfield of Ariel, Washington would end the evening in second place in the Van Raden Industries #25 XXX followed by Damascus, Oregon pilot Kyle Mehner in his extremeturbosystems.com/Fast Racing Engines #7K XXX. Completing the top five finishers were Rob Lindsey in fourth and the Herz Precision Parts/Wolverine Chassis/Applied Suspensions #28 Eagle in fifth.
Earlier in the evening Kyle Mehner set fast time of the night at 13.311 seconds. Heat race winners were Mehner and Ravensdale, Washington chauffeur Dallas Melby in the Competition Motorsports/Rabourn Performance #14 CMS entry for car owner Ron Brown. Rob Lindsey would earn the trophy dash victory.
The Northwest Wingless Tour will head north to the Willamette Speedway to conclude the Non-Wing Speedway on Friday July 26th and Saturday 27th. For more information log on wingless.nwextremeseries.com.
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Northwest Wingless Tour Non-Wing Speedweek Round #4
Saturday July 20th, 2013
Cottage Grove Speedway
Cottage Grove, Oregon
17 Entries
Fast Time: Kyle Mehner, 13.311
Heat Race Winners: Kyle Mehner (1), Dallas Melby (2)
Trophy Dash Winner: Rob Lindsey
A-Feature: 1. 10-Kyle Miller, 2. Pat Canfield, 3. Kyle Mehner, 4. Rob Lindsey, 5. Mark Herz, 6. Garret Johnson, 7. Tim Alberding, 8. Sterling Kane, 9. Bill Winsley, 10. Kady Adelman, 11. Mike Griffith, 12. Guy Weedman, 13. Nick Tomlinson, 14. Dallas Melby, 15. Wayne Van Raden, 16. Jesse Thistle, DNS Dan Philpott
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