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A Syracuse man was not seriously injured when he was cut across the chest with a broken bottle Friday night during a melee on East Division Street.
Lt. Joe Cecile said Willie McKee, 33, of 407 E. Division St., told police that one of a group of eight men asked him for a light while he was sitting outside.
Cecile said McKee told police he refused and a fight ensued.
Several witnesses disputed McKee's account, saying he started the fight, Cecile said.
No one was arrested for the assault, Cecile said, because police could not determine who actually cut McKee.
Cecile said he believed McKee was treated at University Hospital and released.
Syracuse police responded to a reported stabbing on East Division Street, an Onondaga County 911 dispatcher said.
The call was received about 10:45 p.m. Friday about a person cut 4 inches across the stomach.
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Blake Lobdell, born and raised in Belmond and a long-time teacher at Clear Lake High School, passed away suddenly at the age of 50-years-old. Two of Blake's greatest passions were teaching and bowling, so it seems fitting that a Blake Lobdell Memorial Scholarship
Fund has been established to honor Blake Lobdell and his passion for kids. The scholarship fund drive will kick off with a bowl-a-thon.
The Bowling for Blake Bowl-A-Thon will be held at the Rose Bowl in Mason City Dec. 26-28.
Everyone is encouraged to come out to The Rose Bowl Dec. 26, 27 or 28 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. All lanes will be available on those days and times. There will be no bowling from 4-6 p.m., but then limited bowling is available from 6-9 p.m. (limited lane availability due to league play). From 9 p.m. to midnight all lanes will again be available.
Organizers say there are two options for bowling:
Option one is a great option for individuals or families that just want to bowl and have fun and make a contribution to the scholarship fund. A $10 entry fee paid to the Rose Bowl will include three games and shoe rental; $5 of the entry fee goes directly to the Blake Lobdell Scholarship Fund.
Option two asks bowlers to use the pledge or sponsor form (located on the www.bowlingforblake.com website). Bowlers using option two will pay $5 to the Rose Bowl for three games and shoe rental. Bowlers must bring their completed sponsor form with them the day they bowl.
Organizers will make a copy of the form and bowling score; bowlers will get their form back and then are expected to collect from their sponsors.
All monies collected are due no later than Jan. 6 and can be returned to: Tony Kockler, Clear Lake High School, 125 N. 20th St., Clear Lake, Iowa 50428.
Those who aren't bowlers, but want to help to create this endowed scholarship are encouraged to sponsor a bowler, either on a point basis or a flat rate donation. Those choosing the point option would use the bowlers' score over three games, multiplied by the amount pledged per point. For example, if the bowler scored a total of 410 over three games and the sponsored had pledged four-cents per point, the total donation would be $16.40. Checks should be made to the Blake Lobdell Scholarship Fund.
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Temperatures will hover mostly right above freezing Thursday and a cautionary umbrella couldn't hurt, but conditions shouldn't affect drives to work or school.
There's a slim chance sleet could mix with rain in Baton Rouge overnight Wednesday or early morning Thursday if precipitation does fall, but it will be too warm to stick or have a hazardous impact.
Temperatures will dip slightly above freezing overnight, National Weather Service meteorologist Robert Ricks said, and there's a 20 percent chance of precipitation at daybreak when conditions warm as temperatures start to go above 32 degrees.
Though this week's bouncing temperatures and rainfall inconveniences pale to last week's three-day weather-related shut down, Baton Rouge Mayor Kip Holden has asked residents to remain cautious.
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PASCAGOULA, Mississippi -- Singing River Health System has two physical therapists that have recently been recognized as board certified specialists for orthopedic rehabilitation by the American Physical Therapy Association.
Brandon Cloud, PT, OCS and David Greer, DPT, OCS were awarded the board certified orthopedic specialty in June.
The APTA developed the specialist certification to promote the highest level of care for individuals needing physical therapy. Therapists obtaining the certification have demonstrated advanced clinical knowledge and skill with orthopedic rehabilitation. This certification requires that the physical therapist stay up-to-date with current research and treatment techniques, offering patients the peace of mind that their individual rehabilitation programs are based on evidence based practice.
"Having three board certified orthopedic specialists spread across Jackson County will give patients easy access to physical therapists that have advanced skills and training for the best in patient care. These therapists have serious determination and ambition to provide the best physical therapy services to the community," said Cloud, Assistant Director of Rehabilitation Services at SRHS and newly board certified occupational specialist.
In 2013, there were only 17 therapists in the state of Mississippi recognized as board certified specialists. Throughout the country there were less than 70 physical therapists awarded this distinction in the last year.
This certification requires that the physical therapist have at least 2,000 hours of clinical practice and successfully pass a rigorous six hour exam. Cloud and Greer have been preparing for the exam for over a year by participating in study groups, attending continuing education courses and integrating that information into their clinical practice. As part of this certification, they will be working with fellow staff members to share best practices for excellent outcomes for all patients.
Cloud and Greer are joining Greg Ball, PT, OCS as part of Singing River Health System's board certified orthopedic physical therapy specialists. These specialists can be found in the following locations:
Ocean Springs Rehabilitation, #2 Doctor's Drive; phone 228-818-1200
Gautier Physical Therapy, 4097 Gautier-Vancleave Road; phone 228-497-4168
Pascagoula Medical Park, 3101 Denny Ave, Suite 120; phone 228-471-1520
Singing River Health System's Rehabilitation Department is staffed by a partnership with Encore Rehabilitation. Encore is the largest privately owned rehabilitation company in Alabama and Mississippi. Encore Rehabilitation has a commitment to providing top quality education opportunities, such as the orthopedic specialist certification, to their therapists. Encore plans on continuing their support of assisting their therapists to achieve high levels of distinction for patient care.


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State Rep. Tim Burns, R-Mandeville, pre-filed legislation Friday that would transfer fiscal operations and tax revenues levied by the St. Tammany Parish coroner's office to the parish governing authority. The legislation would require the coroner's office to transfer all property tax-generated funds in its coffers to the parish government, except for money needed to operate the agency for the remainder of 2013, and would require the parish governing authority to set the coroner's salary.
The parish's finance department would determine the amount needed to operate the coroner's office, Burns said in a news release. In addition, any contracts or purchase agreements entered into by the coroner's office "shall require approval or ratification by the governing authority," according to Burns' release.
The legislation further provides that the annual salary of the coroner and deputies or assistants "shall be established by the governing authority of the parish of St. Tammany."
This bill will be considered in the legislative session convening April 8.
Corner Peter Galvan has been under fire for months after media reports of lavish spending and high salaries at the coroner's office. Galvan is paid about $200,000 a year, while he continues to maintain a private medical practice in Slidell. Five of his administrators make six-figure incomes.
Parish President Pat Brister and the Parish Council have called for the resignation of Galvan, who has been coroner since 2000. A citizens group this week voted to launch a recall effort against the coroner.
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Mr. Speaker, as we celebrate Women's History Month, I rise to honor one of South Florida's finest community leaders, Ms. Sylvia G. Iriondo.
Sylvia was born in the city of Havana, Cuba and currently resides in Key Biscayne, Florida. She has spent over 40 years in the real estate business, serving as Co-Owner and President of two successful businesses: Tarafa & Iriondo Corporation/Realtors and Tarafa & Iriondo Corporation/Property Management Services. She also currently serves as a Broker-Associate with the prestigious real-estate firm of Esslinger-Wooten-Maxwell, Inc. of Key Biscayne. Sylvia has served the real estate community as Key Biscayne Chairperson for the Miami Board of Realtors, Founder and first President of the Real Estate Professional Association of Key Biscayne, and Board Member of the Key Biscayne Chamber of Commerce.
Sylvia has made a tremendous impact in Miami and throughout the state of Florida with her civic engagement. She served as a United Way of Dade County volunteer Board Member for eight years, the maximum allowable term, and also was appointed member of the Advisory Board and Chairperson of the Program Committee for the Salvation Army. Additionally, Sylvia was appointed by Florida Governor Bob Graham to serve on two major statewide initiatives concerning elderly residents: the Governor's Commission on Aging and the State of Florida Department of Elderly Affairs.
Staying true to her cultural heritage, Sylvia has also devoted her life to advocacy for, and service to, a free and democratic Cuba. Her work began with the International Rescue Committee (IRC), the first agency in Miami to provide assistance to thousands of Cuban refugees fleeing Castro's communist regime, and the State Department of Public Welfare--Cuban Refugee Emergency Center. Sylvia continues fighting relentlessly for Cuba's freedom today, as a co-founder of M.A.R. por Cuba (Mothers & Women Against Oppression), and the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance. This organization is committed to the defense of human rights and freedoms of Cuban people, the support of Cuban political prisoners and their families, and advocating for measures and sanctions against the Castro regime. Sylvia works daily to accelerate democratic change in Cuba; her solidarity to the Cuban people is truly inspiring and admirable.
Mr. Speaker, I am honored to pay tribute to Ms. Sylvia G. Iriondo for her continued service to the Miami community. She is a woman of unmatched compassion and dedication, serving as a mother, grandmother, great grandmother, businesswoman, leader, activist and philanthropist. Sylvia's impression upon the Miami community will last for decades to come, and she will surely inspire countless young women to follow in her footsteps. I ask my colleagues to join me in recognizing this outstanding individual, and I wish her continued success and happiness in the future.
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Milwaukee, WI (NNCNOW.com) --- 17 Northlanders are headed to Milwaukee, Wis. this weekend for the 2014 United States Triathlon Championships, with a spot at the 2015 World Championships in Chicago, Ill. on the line.
Duluth, Minn. resident Jessica Rossing is one of the area athletes competing this weekend, with this marking her fifth time at the national championships. She's qualified for worlds each of the past four times, but she says the best thing is sharing the experience with people from the area.
"To hear Duluth, Minnesota be called out as they walk up to the stage, it's really cool," Rossing said. "You can't help but feel happy for them and feel proud because this is our hometown."
Below is a list of the 17 Northland athletes set to compete this weekend, accompanied by their age, city, and the race in which they are entered.
Jessica Rossing, 29, Duluth, Olympic
Paul Kovach, 53, Duluth, Sprint
Renee Saamanen, 38, Duluth, Olympic
Tiffany Kari, 34, Duluth, Olympic
Chelsea Froemke, 24, Duluth, Olympic
Kjerstin Anderson, 28, Duluth, Olympic
Sheri Schrock, 60, Cohasset, Olympic
Duane Millslagle, 64, Duluth, Sprint
Bill Schmitt, 61, Duluth, Olympic & Sprint
Elaine Nelson, 35, Duluth, Olympic
Todd Struckman, 43, Duluth, Sprint
Grant Nelson, 39, Duluth, Olympic
Daniel Duff, 50, Duluth, Sprint
Ryan Dewey, 35, Esko, Olympic
Brian Bich, 48, Duluth, Olympic
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The Skulski Art Gallery of the Polish Cultural Foundation is pleased to present exhibit of paintings by Polish artist Malgorzata Kisielewska from Dec. 7 through 31.
An opening reception is Friday, Dec. 7, 8-10 p.m. The public is welcome, admission is free and light refreshments will be served.
Malgorzata Kisielewska was born in Webrzezno, northern Poland. In 1981 graduated from the Hydro-Engineering department of Gdansk University of Technology. Since an early age she has shown a talent for painting, but in 1985 her artistic talents came to the fore when she took up painting and started to express her emotions artistically on a larger scale. Between 1985 and 1990 she completed about 50 oil works. Part of this collection was sold at charity auctions in Sweden.
After a break for almost 10 years, she began painting again what became to her as a form of escape from everyday life. This time she used watercolors as a means of expression in the first eight months of 1999. These works were again auctioned for charity in her hometown Gdansk. In 2001, Malgorzata was encouraged by her friend to enter for a competition of Arts Club of the Council of Europe in Strasburg, France. After she won the competition in 2002, her watercolors were presented at solo exhibition at the Palais de l'Europe in Strasburg in the context of the exhibitions organized by the Arts Club of the Council of Europe Staff Amicale.
The Polish Cultural Foundation, a non-profit organization, is located at 177 Broadway, Clark, just of exit 135 from the Garden State Parkway. For more information regarding the Skulski Art Gallery, contact Karolina Szczepanska, exhibit coordinator at 732-382-7197; to inquire about exhibits contact Aleksandra K. Nowak by e-mail: email@example.com


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Tuesday, July 28, 2015 Explore Online Learning Spaces
Educators just like you are doing amazing things through online and blended learning opportunities, providing students experiences that are far beyond what's possible in the traditional classroom. As educators, we must prepare students to live in a world without physical boundaries and help students learn how to work with others, virtually or otherwise. You are invited to participate in a multi-session academy that explores the facets of online teaching and learning. Learn more …
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Thursday, January 15, 2015 Web 2.0 How-to for Educators
The Midwest Education Technology Community Conference advisory committee is excited to bring back book reviews of materials that we will offer at the conference this February. Web 2.0 How-to for Educators is one of those selections! Now in its second edition, the book is by Gwen Solomon and Lynne Schrum. The book's audience is K-12 educators and technology coordinators. Cindy Lane, part of the Discovery Education PD Team, Google Certified Teacher and Google GeoEDU Teacher Advisory Board Member, reviews it:
This simply written book is a go to for every teacher who not only wonders about web 2.0 tools but how to effectively use them in the classroom. Every chapter goes through the minimal tools that every teacher should have basic knowledge about and then crosses into the how and why of the tool. I loved the well-written descriptions and basic overview of specific tools and plan on using this as a resource for years to come. Gwen and Lynn did their best to highlight tools that have been around for awhile (and still not used to their capacity) There are also additions from different instructional specialists with their own views of the tools… Grab this book and reference it as you begin your journey to become tech savvy!
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Thursday, September 4, 2014 Spotlight on Laura Gilchrist @ METC 2015
Laura Gilchrist teaches 6th grade science and social studies in the North Kansas City School District (MO). In 2014, Laura was honored with Teacher of the Year in her district, Christa McAuliffe Pioneer in Education Award from the Northland Chamber of Commerce, Stars of the Classroom honoree from the Missouri Lottery and the Kansas City Royals and BAMMY! finalist for Middle School Teacher. In addition, Laura was honored as a Missouri Teacher of the Year finalist in 2014.
Laura is a 2015 Midwest Spotlight Educator. This recognition, in its third year, honors leaders from the region in education technology, whose practices are making a difference for students and teachers. You can hear her best practices at the Midwest Education Technology Community Conference this February. Learn more about the annual conference at METCconference.org.
Laura has built a reputation for connecting people and ideas and for making things happen. As co-organizer of EdcampKC and founder of edcamp learning at her own school, Laura is passionate about teacher-driven professional development. She believes strongly that teacher learning is just as important as student learning since teachers are the lead learners and role models for kids. She uses technology choices to empower her students in collaborative project based learning. Read her blog at lauragilchrist4.com. Follow Laura on Twitter at @lauragilchrist4.
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Thursday, September 4, 2014 Utilizing Technology for More Effective + Efficient School Leadership
Registration is open for superintendents, assistant superintendents, principals, assistant principals, librarians, media specialists, tech coordinators and teachers to attend the 2014-2015 TLA. This popular academy assists educators in developing the knowledge and skills necessary to use technology as a tool for more effective and efficient leadership in their schools.
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Cost for six, all-day sessions: $1,000. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop to the sessions. (For an extra $600, participants may purchase an iPad. Please contact Stephanie Madlinger at firstname.lastname@example.com.) In addition, participants have an option to earn 3 graduate credits for an additional cost of $100 per credit hour through Lindenwood University. Click on the image above for more information, including dates and locations.
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Thursday, August 7, 2014 Midwest Education Technology Community Conference 2015 Keynotes
EducationPlus is excited to announce that Global Education Evangelist (at Google) Jaime Casap and The Daring Librarian Gwyneth Jones will be the two keynotes for the annual METC Conference. METC 2015 is February 9-11 at the St. Charles Convention Center. METC is a program of EducationPlus and an affiliate of ISTE. To learn more about the conference, such as when the call for proposals is due, visit www.METCconference.org.
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014 Bloomin' Toolbox + Google Goods
The last two summer edtech workshops are scheduled next week at EducationPlus with Google Certified Teacher Cindy Lane:
• Bloomin' Toolbox: Resources for Today's Educators consists of diving into the six levels of Bloom's Taxonomy, aligned with Common Core principles, and retrieving useful web 2.0 tools to use in your classroom. Time will be spent collaborating with other educators to share tools as well as looking into the usefulness of sites listed by the facilitator. All websites discussed will be housed on a Google site for further reflection. JULY 28.
• Google Goods that Meet the Standards: So your school has "gone Google" and left you behind? NO WORRIES! Out of the 50+ free tools brought to you by Google, a Google Certified Teacher will share the educationally based tools tied to Missouri Learning Standards you need to understand and help you navigate through them during this workshop. Among the favorites are DOCS, GMAIL, CALENDAR, SEARCH, CUSTOM SEARCH ENGINES and EVEN MORE!! Get the goods on all things Google in this fast-paced workshop. July 29.
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The cases of two Bay Minette men -- one a Faulkner State Community College assistant basketball coach -- arrested in an undercover drug operation have been forwarded to a grand jury while the case of a third man has been continued.
Marcus Nicholas Grant, 26, whose preliminary hearing was scheduled in Bay Minette on April 22 before Presiding District Judge Jody Bishop, waived his right to the hearing, according to a court official.
Charles Edward Ricks, 45, did not appear at his hearing, also scheduled the same day before Bishop, according to the Baldwin County District Attorney's Office.
A grand jury will review both cases.
The preliminary hearing for the third man, TommyMcReynolds, 56, was rescheduled to Thursday, according to court documents.
On March 17, the Baldwin County Drug Task Force arrested the trio at McReynolds' home in Bay Minette, where investigators recovered a small amount of crack cocaine, marijuana and money. A plastic bag was recovered from a septic line where Grant had flushed another quantity of crack cocaine, according to the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office.
Grant faces two counts of distributing crack cocaine while Ricks faces one count of the same charge.
In addition to three counts of distributing crack cocaine, McReynolds is also charged with unlawful distribution of a controlled substance, second-degree possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Grant was a standout forward for Faulkner State in 2003-04 and went to work there as an assistant coach in 2007 after playing for the University of West Florida.
At the time of the arrests, Grant was coaching the FSCC men's basketball team as an independent contractor. McReynolds had been a maintenance worker until his retirement from the college last year, according to school officials.


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Superior, WI (Northland's NewsCenter) -- The Superior Police Deparment opened registration for its 11th annual Citizens Police Academy.
This eight/nine week session is set to begin on March 21st and will provide residents information on law enforcement topics as well as offer a hands-on class experience. Police officers, evidence technicians, supervisors and detectives will explain a better understanding of police work.
The classes will be on Wednesdays from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. with one session on Saturday morning.
Candidates must live and work in Superior, be at least 21 years of age and complete an application. Also, applicants must pass a background check and have no prior felony convictions or violations.
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HOLLAND - Holland Public Schools Superintendent Brian Davis was surprised with dual honors tonight: Davis was named regional as well as state Superintendent of the Year by the Michigan Association of School Administrators.
Brushing back tears and trying to compose himself, Davis initially said little in response. Later, he tried to explain his initial reaction.
"Overwhelmed, but then affirmed that the work we're doing here in Holland is really focused on the kids," Davis said after the meeting. "When you can build a strong vision with a group of people and encourage people to push forward, a lot can be accomplished."


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It's Christmas tree recycling time - and if you're interested, Christmas tree light recycling time.
Bay City and other municipalities are picking up Christmas trees for recycling during trash collection day for the next two weeks.
The lights are being taken by a Jackson-based company called HolidayLEDs.com.
Until Jan. 31, you can send the company your old, incandescent Christmas lights to be recycled by OmniSource in Jackson. More information is online at HolidayLEDs.com.
The company sells energy-efficient LED holiday lights over the Internet and is sponsoring the recycling to encourage people to switch to LEDs, which cost more to buy but use about 90 percent less electricity, last up to 50 times longer and are more durable than traditional minilights and bulbs, said co-owner Phil Curtis.
LEDs usually sell for $15-$20 for a 70-light set, but they've been marked down now that the holidays are over, Curtis said.
The Christmas trees will be recycled into mulch.
"They need to be sure to have them free of ornaments, lights, tinsel - and the tree stand," said Tony Rytlewski, Bay City sanitation supervisor.
The city usually takes in about 175 cubic yards worth of trees during a typical January, Rytlewski said.
The city grinds up the trees and blends them with compost at the city's compost facility at the end of Harrison Street.
Mulch also is available for purchase, at $2.50 a yard, to use for landscaping.
Call 894-8312. The mulch can be delivered within a 10-mile radius for $35.
HolidayLEDs was giving away new lights to people who recycled their old lights late last year.
Now, the company is giving away 10 percent off coupons, for a limited time. There's no limit on how many lights will be accepted for recycling, Curtis said.
"The more the better, because in order for us to be able to recycle them efficiently, we need to have a big lot," he said, adding that 1,200 pounds of old lights have been collected so far.


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F 5 ft 3. HW: 196 lbs. Primal SW (May 2011): 182 lbs (42% BF)... W June '12: 160 lbs (29% BF) (UK size 12, US size 8). GW: ~24% BF - have ditched the scales til I fit into a pair of UK size 10 bootcut jeans. Currently aligning towards 'The Perfect Health Diet' having swapped some fat for potatoes.
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F 5 ft 3. HW: 196 lbs. Primal SW (May 2011): 182 lbs (42% BF)... W June '12: 160 lbs (29% BF) (UK size 12, US size 8). GW: ~24% BF - have ditched the scales til I fit into a pair of UK size 10 bootcut jeans. Currently aligning towards 'The Perfect Health Diet' having swapped some fat for potatoes.
So essentially, this sets the groundwork that the cellular membranes - the protective barrier that protects our precious DNA from damage - are made up of predominantly saturated and monounsaturated fat. A small amount is made up of polyunsaturated fat, which stands to reason because if you follow a Primal/Paleo whole foods diet (i.e. a REAL HUMAN DIET), polyunsaturated fat intake would be very low compared to SFA and MUFA intake. Flash forward to the Standard American Diet, which is low in saturated fat and high in polyunsaturated fat, and you will see significant, unnatural restructuring of the cellular membranes. Since polyunsaturated fat is the most unstable, which is evident by how liquid it is even at low temperatures (in the refrigerator), it stands to reason that restructuring your cellular membrane with a high PUFA/low SFA diet would therefore increase cellular membrane fluidity/permeability and provide less protection to your DNA against foreign invaders (free radicals). Imagine a shield made out of iron (high SFA/low PUFA) vs a shield made out of Jello (high PUFA/low SFA). We are all aware that a high PUFA diet is highly inflammatory and leaves us susceptible to free radical damage, but the question is HOW LONG would it take to correct your cellular membranes by dropping PUFA and increasing SFA?Lipids play varied and critical roles in metabolism, with function dramatically modulated by the individual fatty acid moities in complex lipid entities. In particular, the fatty acid composition of membrane lipids greatly influences membrane function. Here we consider the role of dietary fatty acid profile on membrane composition and, in turn, its impact on prevalent disease clusters of the metabolic syndrome and mental illness. Applying the classical physiological conformer-regulator paradigm to quantify the influence of dietary fats on membrane lipid composition (i.e. where the membrane variable is plotted against the same variable in the environment - in this case dietary fats), membrane lipid composition appears as a predominantly regulated parameter. Membranes remain relatively constant in their saturated (SFA) and monounsaturated (MUFA) fatty acid levels over a wide range of dietary variation for these fatty acids. Membrane composition was found to be more responsive to n-6 and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) levels in the diet and most sensitive to n-3 PUFA and to the n-3/n-6 ratio. These differential responses are probably due to the fact that both n-6 and n-3 PUFA classes cannot be synthesised de novo by higher animals. Diet-induced modifications in membrane lipid composition are associated with changes in the rates of membrane-linked cellular processes that are major contributors to energy metabolism. For example, in the intrinsic activity of fundamental processes such as the Na+/K+ pump and proton pump-leak cycle. Equally, dietary lipid profile impacts substantially on diseases of the metabolic syndrome with evidence accruing for changes in metabolic rate and neuropeptide regulation (thus influencing both sides of the energy balance equation), in second messenger generation and in gene expression influencing a range of glucose and lipid handling pathways. Finally, there is a growing literature relating changes in dietary fatty acid profile to many aspects of mental health. The understanding of dietary lipid profile and its influence on membrane function in relation to metabolic dysregulation has exciting potential for the prevention and treatment of a range of prevalent disease states.
Dietary fats and membrane function: implications for metabolism and disease - Hulbert - 2007 - Biological Reviews - Wiley Online Library
That's the question.
We know that in rats, varying the PUFA/SFA content of their diet affect the cellular membranes. Changes happen immediately. But what about in humans? And how long does it take to fully realize the effects?1. Compositional analysis of plasma membranes from rats fed nutritionally adequate diets different in fatty acid composition establishes that fundamentally different dietary fat intake results in alteration in structural lipid composition of plasma membranes in brain, liver and the intestinal mucosa.
2. Dietary differences in fatty acid intake altered the fatty acyl tail composition of plasma membrane phospholipids in brain, liver and intestinal mucosa.
3. Diet altered the phospholipid profile observed in brain synaptosomal and liver plasma membrane.
4. Feeding high vs low polyunsaturated to saturated fat diets for 7 days altered the fatty acid composition of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylethanolamine, sphingomyelin and mono-glucosylceramide isolated from plasma membrane of the intestinal mucosa
ScienceDirect.com - Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Biochemistry - Plasma membrane: Can its structure and function be modulated by dietary fat?
Occurrence of hyperplasia (negative morphology value) or hypertrophy (positive morphology value) was independent of sex and body weight but correlated with fasting plasma insulin levels and insulin sensitivity, independent of adipocyte volume (beta-coefficient = 0.3, P < 0.0001). Total adipocyte number and morphology were negatively related (r = -0.66); i.e., the total adipocyte number was greatest in pronounced hyperplasia and smallest in pronounced hypertrophy. The absolute number of new adipocytes generated each year was 70% lower (P < 0.001) in hypertrophy than in hyperplasia, and individual values for adipocyte generation and morphology were strongly related (r = 0.7, P < 0.001). The relative death rate (approximately 10% per year) or mean age of adipocytes (approximately 10 years) was not correlated with morphology.
Adipocyte turnover: relevance to human adipose tiss... [Diabetes. 2010] - PubMed - NCBIThere are two things I take away from this:Adipocyte turnover is now thought to occur throughout adult life. Estimates of adipocyte turnover in humans vary greatly, from a low of 10% per year by analyzing the integration of 14C derived from nuclear bomb tests in genomic DNA [7] to a high of greater than 60% per year (0.16–0.29% per day) by 2H2O long-term labeling [8]. In both human and mice, turnover rates are believed to be substantially higher in preadipocytes than adipocytes, 4.5% and 0.16–0.29% per day, respectively for human [8] and 5% and 1–1.5% per day, respectively, for mice [9].
Rapid Cellular Turnover in Adipose Tissue
1.) Immediate health benefits can be made through alteration of dietary fake intake. Increasing saturated fat at the expense of polyunsaturated fat can strengthen cellular membranes, providing you greater protection against free radical damage. The health benefits of a Primal diet can begin to be realized in as little as a few weeks.
2.) While immediate health benefits can be realized from changing your diet, actual adipose tissue turnover takes a long time. It varies wildly, and adipose tissue turnover can take anywhere from 2-10 years. There are many causes: age, muscle growth, total body fat and God knows what else influences how quickly your adipose tissue turns over.
So, what does this mean? This means eating Primally will cause immediate health benefits, but it takes YEARS to fully realize the health benefits of a Primal diet. While you may have the proper dietary fat now, you have adipose tissue still in your body with poor PUFA:SFA ratios from years ago when you used to eat SAD. In short, it may take YEARS to fully realize the health benefits of the Primal Blueprint, and even if you've been PB compliant for a full year, you may not be fully healed. I see this as a good thing - I've been very PB-compliant for a year, and this makes me feel like I am still continuing to improve. This isn't it for me - things will get even better. This is solid evidence that we have to make this a LIFELONG COMMITMENT.
This is my own biased, poorly researched analysis of the data. Maybe I'm hearing what I want to hear, but this is what I believe and this is what I think the data points to. It surely makes a whole lot of sense in the context of the PB.
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The Polish people are intensely traditional in their holiday celebrations and this is exemplified at Christmas time. Stories and songs are sung around a Christmas tree decorated with nuts, apples, colored paper and straw ornaments. Gifts lay wrapped beneath its boughs. Friends and family come to visit and partake in Wiglia, the traditional Christmas dinner, where often a place is left empty at the table for the Christ Child. But most important to Poles, is the true meaning of Christmas and the creche set in one of the most cherished Christmas decorations that is displayed in homes. The Santa of Poland, wearing a warm fur lined cape keeps the cold Polish winters out and goes from home to home delivering the crèche as the true symbol of Christmas, Christ's birth.
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|By Edizzy543 (Edizzy543) on Saturday, March 27, 2004 - 05:47 pm: Edit
Just wondering if anyone heard from Lehigh yet. When are the decisions supposed to be mailed out? Please post your stats if you applied. Good luck everyone!!
|By Asuperdude1 (Asuperdude1) on Saturday, March 27, 2004 - 10:32 pm: Edit
Hey, haven't heard anything yet. I applied as well.
Stats: SAT1 1410 (750 v)
sat 2 800 wr 800 sp re 650 2c
rank 12/622
president of 3 clubs, captain of 3 activities, founder of 3 different programs including one for disadvantaged youth, ap scholar with distinction, national hispanic scholar, em, 1st generation American, poor family, that's about it.
|By Hill (Hill) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 12:36 am: Edit
I received my acceptance letter earlier today (Saturday)but Lehigh is only about 45 minutes from my house so mail would be quicker.
|By Dillydils (Dillydils) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 04:28 am: Edit
I received an e-mail last night (3/27) saying I was accepted as well as scholarship information.
|By Iamthekid (Iamthekid) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 11:45 am: Edit
Are you an international ?
|By Dillydils (Dillydils) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 11:46 am: Edit
Yes I am
|By Iamthekid (Iamthekid) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 11:48 am: Edit
How much scholarship?
Are you living in US ?
|By Iamthekid (Iamthekid) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 11:56 am: Edit
And do you have any idea : How many intl students are they giving aid this year ?
|By Dillydils (Dillydils) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 11:58 am: Edit
I received an Asa Packer scholarship which is 15000/year. The e-mail said they had 10000 students applying and 1130 got in. Anyways, I'm not living in the US, I live in Cyprus.
My stats:
SATII: 620 writing, 620 math IC, 540 english lit.
Rank: 8 out of 181
7 GCE o'levels, 3 A's- Turkish, English, Human Biology, 4 B's- Biology, Chemistry, Math, French
I had good EC's, good recs...
That's all that come to mind, if you have any more questions feel free to ask!
|By Edizzy543 (Edizzy543) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 07:45 pm: Edit
wow... I don't know why I ask.. just makes me even more nervous. Do I have any chance of getting in??
My stats:
SAT: 1270... 680 v/ 590 m (very low!)
SAT II: writing 640
math 520 (I'm good at math in school!)
bio 610
GPA: 97.5 weighted
Rank: 24/424
AP Bio, AP History, AP Government...the rest all honors courses, a few college courses and credits
good ECs and community service, good recs (i hope), good essay
I really hope I get in!! Anyone else hear yet?
|By Iamthekid (Iamthekid) on Sunday, March 28, 2004 - 10:57 pm: Edit
Congrats !!!! U have nice stats!
Did you get need-based aid or only merit aid and do you have any idea on how many intl students have they awarded aid to?
I am asking this coz one of my cousin who also applied got rejected by them for lack of aid.
His stats:
RANK: 1 out of 80
Excellent recs and nice essays..
Awesome EC's for good number of years..
Lots of leadership positions and even an International Award/Recognition in Computers.
I just don't understand it...
He took it as his safety.
|By Dillydils (Dillydils) on Monday, March 29, 2004 - 08:38 am: Edit
I got awarded merit-based. (asa packer scholarship). Sorry, I have no idea about the number of international applications receiving aid. I did request financial aid but they ended up giving merit aid so there was no need left for the financial aid (if that makes sense).
Edizzy: I think you have a nice chance of getting in. Not a reach but not a safety...
|By Idonotcare (Idonotcare) on Monday, March 29, 2004 - 09:13 am: Edit
same thing happened to me, rejected for asking for aid.
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The Turners Falls Indians are the 2007 Western Mass Division III champions!
Turners had 8 runs on 8 hits, while committing 5 errors.
Pioneer had 7 runs on 6 hits, while committing 2 errors.
Top 7th - Danielle Sullivan is looking to finish out this game, and extend the Turners Falls dynasty another year. Pioneer's Francesca Palazzo pounds the ball to deep center field, bouncing on the warning track. But she gets a little too greedy on the basepaths, and gets thrown out trying to stretch it into a triple. Kayla Smith then reaches on an error, and steals second shortly thereafter. Alyssa Shephard then works a walk off. Two on, one out for Sarah Greenwood, who cracks a sharp single into left. It's not deep enough to score the runner from 2nd, though, so the bases are loaded with one out for Pioneer's Sarah Payant. High drama! A base hit here, and this game gets real interesting! Payant hits a grounder to 2nd, and though she appears to be out at first, the umpire rules that the first baseman pulled her foot off the bag! Unbelievable! A run scores, making it 8-4, with the bases still loaded and 1 out. Katie Bachinski will be the batter for Pioneer. Bachinskis hits a come-backer to the mound, and Turners gets the force out at home. So two outs, bases loaded now. Shelby Wheelock at the plate. and she hits a bases-clearing triple to deep left field! This game is now 8-7. Incredible! The Pioneer fans are going crazy! Ashlie Zilinski is the batter now, with two outs and a runner at 3rd. After fighting off some tough pitches, she fouls out to the catcher, ending the comeback. What an amazing 7th inning for Pioneer, scoring 4 runs and putting the tying run on 3rd , when their backs were completely against the wall. Great game by both teams!
Bottom 6th - Sarah Payant back on the mound for Pioneer. This time, Pioneer gets the leadoff batter out, the first time that's happened in this game. After a walk and a stolen base by Angela Marguet, Turners has a runner in scoring position with 1 out. They've had runners in scoring position in every inning of this game. A groundout advances the runner to 3rd. Another groundout ends the inning.
Top 6th - Pioneer may be down, but they're not out. Sarah Greenwood leads off the inning with a single, the team's 2nd hit of the game. Sarah Payant then smashes a double into the rightfield corner, giving Pioneer runners at 2nd and 3rd with no outs. Katie Bachinski then reaches on a throwing error, as Turners tried to get the runner at the plate. Instead, two runs score and Bachinski advances to 3rd base. It's 8-3 and still no outs. There is no quit in this team. But Danielle Sullivan isn't backing down, either, and she gets a pop-up, followed by a strikeout and a groundout to end the inning. Score: Turners ahead 8-3.
Bottom 5th - Chelsea St. Peter opens the inning with a double to the gap. Turners still perfect with putting leadoff runners on. Jodi Hallet follows with a dingle slapped to right, picking up an RBI and making it 8-1. After Sarah Payant, now playing shortstop, makes a nice, backpedaling catch, Danielle Sullivan has a chance to add an RBI to her already stellar afternoon... but Payant fields her grounder and fires to first to end the inning. After 5 innings, its 8-1 Turners.
Top 5th - Another 1-2-3 inning for Turners' Danielle Sullivan. Everything's clicking today for the Indians: offense, defense, pitching.
Bottom 4th - Yet again, Turners puts their first batter of the inning onbase, as Danielle Sullivan draws a walk. Then Becca Bonnette cracks a double, making it 2nd and 3rd with no outs. Like I said before: this team is relentless! Welcome is backing down, though, and she comes back with a big strikeout. And then another strikeout! Then, on the next pitch, she gets a groundout to end the inning. Once again, a great bit of pitching by Pioneer's Ashtyn Welcome, pitching out of a really difficult jam.
Top 4th - Sullivan seems to be getting stronger with each passing inning. After a strikeout and a pop-fly, Ashlie Zelinski picks up Pioneer's first hit of the game on a slow bouncer up the 3rd base line that she runs out for an infield single. But Sullivan quickly slams the door on the inning and we move on.
Bottom 3rd - Wow, this Turners Falls team is relentless. Haley Trenholm begins the inning with a single to right. The Indians have had their leadoff runner on base each inning of this game. Trenholm advance to 2nd on a groundout, then to 3rd on a passed ball. Jodi Hallet drives her home on a comebacker to the mound that turns into Pioneer's 2nd error of the game. Welcome then finishes off the inning with a popout and a strikeout. After 3 its Turners ahead 7-1.
Top 3rd - Danielle Sullivan stays tough, retiring the side 1-2-3.
Bottom 2nd - Ashleigh St. Peter works a walk to open the inning. After that Kim Arsenault also takes her base. Pioneer coach Pete Vearling decides to make a pitching change, bringing Ashtyn Welcome. She's facing a tough challenge, the heart of the Turners batting order with 2 runners onbase and no outs. But Welcome struggles with her control from the mound, as well, and she walks Danielle Sullivan to load the bases with no out. Quite a jam. Pioneer gets a force out at home on a dribbler charged by the first baseman. Then Welcome picks up her first strikeout of the game. Two down, bases still loaded... and Welcome gets another K! What a job of pitching by Ashtyn Welcome to get out of the inning without surrendering any runs.
Top 2nd - Pioneer needs to pick up some momentum here in a big way. Sullivan retires the first batter on a grounder, then takes a line drive off the shin. She's a gamer, though, and she shakes it off. A pop-out ends the inning.
Bottom 1st - Turners' Ashleigh St. Peter leads off the bottom of the inning by drawing a walk. Then Kim Arsenault hits a bomb to deep left field that hits off the base of the wall -- that's about 200 feet! St. Peter scores all the way from first and Arsenault slides into 3rd with a triple. Danielle Sullivan then launches a missle at the shortstop, who can't handle it -- another run scores on the error. With two outs, the Indians put runners on 1st and 2nd after Angela Marguet's single to right. Turners' Katelyn Mailloux belts a gpshot to left-center that goes all the way to the wall, scoring both runners. Turners grabs a 4-1 lead. Then Chelsea St. Peter crushes one over the centerfielder's head, and off the wall, one run scores, the St. Peter scores after the throw to 3rd scoots into the dugout, making it 6-1.
Top 1st - Sarah Greenwood seps into the box for the Pioneer Panthers, against pitcher Danielle Sullivan. She tries a drag bunt, but the Turners defense is there to throw her out. Sarah Payant, batting 2nd, has a real nice at-bat, fouling off a few pitches and working the count full, before flying out to right. With two outs, Katie Bachinski drills a grounder up the first base line and reaches on a fielding error. Shelby Wheelock, the next batter, then grounds one to second -- the the fielder gets distracted by the passing runner and lets the ball get past her and into the outfield! Bachinski is motoring around 2nd and 3rd, and beats the throw into home. Pioneer is on the board after 2 errors!
Today's pitching matchup pits Turners' southpaw Danielle Sullivan against Pioneer's Sarah Payant. Turners Falls will be the designated home team.
Gametime for the third game of our softball triple-header is 5:00 p.m. Stay tuned for more!


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Ok why did you sent me that? If you think she sucks that's fine but don't tell it to me b/c I feel the opposite of that got it? Inoyamanaka98 (talk) 15:32, May 23, 2013 (UTC)Inoyamanaka98
Ah don't worry about it. It was weeks ago since you sent that plus Jacce deleted it from my talkpage. Inoyamanaka98 (talk) 17:18, June 3, 2013 (UTC)Inoyamanaka98
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"Real HDMI" fix for DROID X
If you are an A/V hound and own a DROID X, or you watched my video comparing the HDMI abilities of the current flagship Androids, then you know that the DROID X, for which Verizon sells an HDMI cable at $30, had very limited support for the feature, relegating the port to an enticing selling point and not much else. "I can look at my gallery on HDTV via the HDMI-out? Great." End of novelty.
Thank goodness some savvy developers have stepped forward to pick up where Motorola left off. Real HDMI by GmanApps is $1.99 in the Android Market and allows you to see applications, such as games, and DRM-free media from your favorite player on the living room set. Audio is transported via HDMI, so you won't need any sloppy, multi-cable set up. I no longer have a DROID X on hand (the only device this app works with) so I can't offer up a video demonstration. But the few reviews the app has received in the Market are positive, and it sounds like the kind of app that merits a purchase and test run, at least.
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Taking place in New York City in 1905, the story revolves around a young couple struggling with the Christmas holidays. Jim and Della both want to buy each other a beautiful gift, but neither can afford to do so. What ensues shows the true meaning of love, sacrifice, giving and the meaning of Christmas. The couple is played by Alexa McCartney, an architect with a strong musical background, and Mike Gasko, a recent college graduate who works with the choir and marching band at IHS.
The show is directed by Tom Gunning, who says, "This show was a Christmas tradition I participated in while living in St. Louis. I am happy to be bringing this story of love, sacrifice, and giving to the stage here in Somerville."
Tickets for this family-friendly show cost $10 per person, and the price includes the play, cookies and caroling after the performance. Buy them at the door or make reservations by calling the producers, David and Heather Lang, at 908-253-3282.


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A truck driver accused of motor vehicle homicide will serve time behind bars.
Kevin Monahan was sentenced Thursday to 75 days in jail, two years of probation and 250 hours of community service. He will receive one day credit for time served. He was also fined $750 and a one-year license suspension.
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Authorities said Monahan was driving a semitrailer on Highway 75 near Plattsmouth when he reached for a piece of candy on the floor and crashed into several stopped vehicles. Nathan Houfek, 13, died of his injuries.
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Have you ever noticed how taboo it is to be a tourist? I know I've been sucked into, "OMG! I'm going to New York for the week and need a whole new wardrobe of black separates. I don't want to look like a tourist Must look like a local!" Which is ridiculous because 1.) When visiting New York, I'm not a local. 2.) What's the big deal about looking like I'm from the Twin Cities instead of _______(insert destination here)?
There's something about Las Vegas that inspires women to wear sparkly, cleavage enhancing clothes and a lot of makeup. I'll admit, Bombshells, to being tempted into falling for the Pussycat Dolls brand of beauty while on vacation. Until I looked around and noticed that 99% of all the women were already trying to sport that look - and thus, everyone looked the same. Little black dress. Stiletto heels. Boobs everywhere. Big gold earrings. Intricate eye makeup and ultra glossy lips. Boring. When cleavage is in your face everywhere you turn, it's no longer interesting. A good lesson, girls.
Following trends, whether on vacation or a shopping trip to your local mall, is fun. But it's not the same as having style. Same goes when it comes to where you shop - I saw women shopping at Dior who looked no better or worse than women shopping at Ann Taylor. Sure, $900 cashmere feels amazing. But if you don't have your own sense of style, it doesn't matter how much your clothes cost. (Just look at the Real Housewives of Orange County, New York, and Atlanta. Ahem). If you have a strong sense of a personal style that makes you feel great, you'll never feel the need to completely switch up your wardrobe to fit in someplace else.
I never expected for a fun little trip to Las Vegas to make me get all introspective about my personal definition of beauty and whether I want to let what other people have (access to Versace and this super amazing Michael Kors bag that I saw at the Shops at Caesars Palace) make me feel bad about what I have (a really pretty scarf that I picked up at a boutique in the MGM Grand Hotel). So, thanks for that Las Vegas.
A few tips on taking your sense of style on vacation (based on first-hand Vegas observations):
- If you're wearing a sexy top, don't pair it with casual jeans and tennis shoes. Yes, you need comfortable shoes. But this odd combination makes it look like your luggage got lost.
- Speaking of tennis shoes, choose your socks wisely. Tennis shoes + regular athletic socks + shorts = stumpy legs. Instead, pick anklets that aren't visible above the shoeline. It'll make your legs look long.
- Fanny packs = NO (even if yours is from Louis Vuitton). For curvy women, in particular, they add bulk to the waistline. Why would you want to do that? Pack up a purse with a long strap that can drape across your body, if you really need to be hands free.
- Sexy strappy stilettos are only sexy if you can walk in them. You're going to look a whole lot hotter if you aren't taking micro-steps or almost falling down every 4 feet.


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By Bobby Harrison/NEMS Daily Journal
JACKSON – Starting Tuesday, people in the Lee County area can renew or replace their driver's license on a touch-screen device much like an ATM.
Kiosks soon will be placed at seven locations statewide, including Tupelo, with the intent to have more than 100 of the machines in place by the end of 2010.
The hope is that the kiosks will help alleviate long lines at renewal centers.
On Thursday, the kiosks were unveiled at a news conference at a Jackson driver's license renewal center.
Public Safety Commissioner Steve Simpson demonstrated the process for the media and for Gov. Haley Barbour. "Out the door in two minutes," Simpson said.
A person pays at the kiosk with a credit card and receives a receipt that serves as a temporary license until the real license arrives in the mail in three to five days, Simpson said.
The seven kiosks will be located in traditional driver's license renewal centers in what are considered high-growth areas.
The first two will be set up in Jackson; the first one outside the Jackson area will be in the Tupelo Furniture Market Building I, which is the current location of the driver's license center.
But when the program is fully enacted, Simpson said, "I could see one in Barnes Crossing Mall in Tupelo." He said kiosks can go anywhere that has an Internet connection and electricity.
Simpson said that when Barbour offered him the commissioner's job, the governor asked him to make it a priority to shorten the long waits at driver's license centers.
"All my life it has been a pain," the Republican governor said.
Simpson said Mississippi will be the first state to use the automated technology for driver's license renewals. Since the early 2000s, people have been able to renew online, but must go to the center for a new photo.
The kiosks are set up to take photos, so people can renew their licenses each time via the automated system.
Simpson said the technology is secure and protects personal information.
Using the system costs an additional $3, plus postage. The normal cost of a renewal is $21. The extra $3 per renewal is the fee charged by the private vendor L-1 Identity Solutions, based in Connecticut, to supply and maintain the system.
Simpson said it is not his goal to close "any bricks and mortar buildings" right now, but instead to make the process more efficient and user-friendly.
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By Bryson Guptill
Now that the environmental review process has been completed, the government seems determined to press forward with its Plan B. At the same time, opponents to the highway alignment are poised to ramp up their protests with blockades and other forms of civil disobedience. Like many Islanders, I'm hoping both sides consider their positions and try to reach a compromise.
We've heard the arguments put forward by the government - there's federal money being offered, and there's a long tradition on the Island of never looking a gift horse in the mouth. The federal government has frequently dangled the carrot of easy money in front of provincial governments in order to bribe them to do things that are perceived to be in the national interest. The most recent example is the offer of millions of dollars in financial incentives to provincial governments who convert to a harmonized sales tax. The P.E.I. government resisted this for many years, but has now decided to cash in on the federal largesse.
The folks who are opposed to Plan B have mounted a fierce and growing resistance to the government plan to straighten the highway in Bonshaw. What started as a small protest to a flawed government plan to push the highway through a provincial park has grown to a large grassroots protest against big government pushing forward with its agenda in the face of legitimate questions about the proposed route and the cost of highway improvements.
As this issue has become more polarized, there seems to be a fair amount of moral indignation on both sides. For those opposed to Plan B, there is an underlying belief that P.E.I. would be better off if it returned to a simpler time. A time when we didn't have big trucks rumbling down our highways, bringing goods and materialistic temptations to big box stores near to you and me. From the government side, we are told that the safety of the motoring public is dependent on a highway realignment that will see big trucks getting to Borden 30 seconds faster than they can today.
The truth likely lies somewhere in between. Cutting down old-growth hemlocks and bringing in mountains of fill doesn't seem necessary when all it will do is move cars and trucks more quickly into downtown Cornwall. A bypass around Cornwall would save more lives and do a lot more to speed traffic to the bridge. At the same time, given the government's earlier plan to bulldoze Strathgartney Park, it's hard to believe that the proposed highway alignment couldn't benefit from more study and consultation with the people who are opposed to the current plan.
Let's all hope that cooler heads prevail and that we see both sides give a little for the benefit of all Islanders.
Bryson Guptill worked for more than 30 years as a senior policy adviser for the federal and provincial governments in Ottawa and in P.E.I.


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UPDATE: Woman dies after falling from moving tractor-trailer, getting hit by two trucks in Readington Township
A person fell from a vehicle early this morning on Interstate 78 East near Readington Township's border with Somerset County and died, New Jersey State Police at Perryville report.Authorities were preparing to open the right and center lanes of the highway just before 6 this morning after the accident at 1:26 at mile marker 26.3, police said.
Traffic delays at 6 o'clock were 25 to 30 minutes, the New Jersey Department of Transportation reports.
At 6:45, the accident investigation was no longer on the DOT's highway website, but significant delays remained. Route 22 East was also backed up in that area.
Further details were not immediately available and the investigation was continuing, police said.
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A curious online comment about the shooting of a duck hunter brought police to the offices of The Daily Herald newspaper in Everett.
Detectives served a search warrant Thursday seeking information about whoever posted the comment to the newspaper's website about the Jan. 1 shooting, The Herald reported Saturday.
The hunter and his brother were in a 14-foot aluminum boat in Puget Sound, about 500 yards off Stanwood, when he was hit.
The pair determined neither of their shotguns had gone off, and the Washington State Patrol crime lab found that fragments removed from the victim's leg came from a bullet fired from a rifle. A detective who inspected the damaged boat also concluded that the bullet came from outside the vessel.
Two days later, a reader commented on a story about the shooting on the paper's website, saying it "was an accident, he wasn't intending to fire he was looking through the scope, fired by accident."
The victim's girlfriend pointed out the comment to a detective, according to the search warrant.
The newspaper removed the post when contacted by a detective but declined to provide the person's contact information without a court order. Instead, the paper sent the commenter an email, asking him or her to contact authorities.
"When people register with HeraldNet, we tell them their comments will be anonymous. Unless we receive a subpoena or warrant, we stick to that policy," Executive Editor Neal Pattison said.
"In this case, law enforcement told us it was an active criminal case, and we generally don't try to impede law enforcement," Pattison said. "This is a different standard than we would follow if a source like this had been working directly with a reporter."
The victim told police he heard the shot and felt pain in his legs, then noticed that a duck decoy in the stern had been blown apart.
He realized he had been shot. The men reported that they collected their decoys and headed back to the boat launch. The next day the victim had surgery to remove a bullet fragment from his leg.
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What Luis Suarez Can Teach You About Self Development
This may comer as a shock, but self development is all about developing yourself to be the best person you can be.
Biting people in front of millions of people worldwide, as the dentally challenged Luis Suarez did this week, is not good for your self development.
It also has dubious dental benefits as flossing human flesh out from between your teeth is notoriously difficult..
Therefore, do NOT bite people.
It's not big and it's not clever.
I know the Life Coaching purists will be appalled at me telling others what to do, but fuck 'em, seriously, do NOT bite people.
Unless you have no reflection, hate garlic, sleep in a velvet lined box, and cringe at the sign of a cross or daylight, biting people is bad.
So are we agreed, you are not going to bite ANYBODY today no matter how peckish you feel or how tempting their bare flesh looks?
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In fact ever, just don't bite anybody at all, unless they request you to do so and are paying you good money.
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If you have ever wondered about training to become a Life Coach, or you are a coach and want to sharpen your skills and learn how to get more clients, then this may be the course for you.
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You can read the course itinerary here, but I am considering expanding it to include a module on how to tell clients not to bite people.
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WHAT: Syracuse University vs. Connecticut football game.
WHEN: The game starts at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Carrier Dome on the SU campus.
COST: $36, $61 or $82; $18 for those 12 and younger..
CALL: The Dome box office at 888-DOMETIX of go to www.suathletics.com.:
Tailgating for SU football; last home game of season
The Syracuse Orange football team takes on Connecticut inside the Carrier Dome on Saturday night. It's your last chance to cheer on Orange football at home this season.
Die-hard fans, of which there are still many, head to the hill several hours before kickoff to eat, drink and be merry. Join them Saturday for one last chance for some orange and blue pride before the snow flies.
And if you don't have a ticket for the Dome, catch the game on ESPNU at home or at one of the many watering holes around Marshall Street.


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An East Syracuse development company plans to turn the former Heman Street School in the East Syracuse Minoa school district into senior apartments. Lakewood Development LLC of East Syracuse has an option to buy the 48,000-square-foot building for $460,000, pending approval of its application for state and federal funding to renovate it into affordable senior housing. The ESM Board of Education approved a purchase agreement for the sale of the former Heman Street school Monday night. Susan Kimmel, president of Lakewood, said the $6 million project would create 37 units — 33 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom apartments. A second floor would be added to the annex on the back of the building, she said. "The building is in great shape," Kimmel said. "It's in a great location that would keep the seniors within their community. They could walk to the existing services, and Ellis Park is right behind the building." Kimmel said the district's real estate agent contacted her after learning Lakewood has completed other similar renovations, including one in Binghamton. The apartments would be open to people aged 55 and older who are 60 percent below the area's median income, Kimmel said. ESM Superintendent Donna DeSiato said the agreement is a win-win for the district and the community. The district gets some cash during tough economic times and the seniors would get housing, she said. Kimmel said Lakewood will submit a grant application Feb. 10 and should hear by June from the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal. Meanwhile, Lakewood Development will make non-refundable deposits to ESM in order to maintain its option to buy the building until July 1. The school will continue to be listed for sale pending the closing. The deposits will help pay for the cost of utilities and maintenance on the building. Lakewood Development is the development portion of Two Plus Four Construction, and has already completed four school conversions of this type. In this venture, Lakewood is partnering with the not-for-profit Southern Hills Preservation Corporation, which helps with affordable housing projects in Onondaga County. The two organizations have formed Heman St. Partners LLP. The building would be renamed Heman St. School Apartments. Heman Street was last used as a school in December 2002 and has since been leased to several local agencies and used for various district programs, departments and offices. It went on the market in November 2008.


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sxsw, saturday's keynote by kathy sierra – check the podcast here
these are some of the highlights from her keynote on humanity in design – what resonated with me…
Question for the audience: There's a drowning man – would you save him or photograph him and think how you would tag him in Flickr?
As designers and creators, we're responsible for the products and services that we make. With sxsw, we don't actually need to be here, there are livebloggers, podcasts, vlogs, flickr,twitter and everything else… yet here we are. Why? Because we are human, and we need to connect. So if we want to make better applications and technologies we better compensate and prioritize our humanity in our interactions.
Face-to-face interactions matter -whenever you reverse engineer passion, you find that ppl need to get together in person to fuel that passion, to allow it to grow.
The user expressing emotions towards computers negates the intent of the interaction. The software doesn't respond to gesture, to tone or nuance – the things that we continually use in our interactions with each other. Yet our ability to be understood when making a confused or upset gesture is crucial in the clarity of our interactions.
We have designed all of our applications to have Asperger's Syndrome – they don't respond to social interactions, and there is no way for it to know or intuit that someone is confused or frustrated. And nobody's passionate when they suck. People need to pass the Suck Threshold – the point at which they no longer suck and feel abit better about how there's using a technology, they understand it and can do some things with it. Then they need to pass the Passion Threshold -where you begin to get really good and you start to develop a passion for what you are doing. The point at which the interaction has nothing to do with the tools and everything to do with supporting the passion. We are not passionate about the tools we use, we are passionate about what they enable us to do.
But our technologies do not support the learning process – we study gesture and voice recognition, but have no way at this point to integrate that into our apps. And FAQs and Help don't work if you're frustrated or confused or lost. They don't think like a human. So… what do we do?
How about a WTF? button.
If you someone you know is confused, the first thing you do (if you care) is ask "what's wrong?" You build a context around the problem. To mediate and resolve the emotional reaction, a set of understandable and empathetic questions are necessary -an interactive dialogue.
Critically the most important aspect is understanding the impact of our actions and the impact of the things we put out into the world – both positive and negative. We need to generate an empathetic understanding of the implications of our actions in order to act better.


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The Austin High star, who has committed to Ole Miss, also pitched a scoreless inning in Game 1 at the Metro Kiwanis Sportsplex to earn North MVP honors.
The North now holds a 20-6 all-time advantage over the South.
The North took a 2-0 lead in the first inning of the first game on a two-run homer by Cherokee County's Kaitlyn Griffith (3-for-4 on the night with three RBIs). It scored nine runs in the fourth, highlighted by Lindsey's long homer to right-center. Two batters later, Mortimer Jordan's Danae Hays hit a two-run shot. Then, Pisgah's Shelby Holley added a solo shot.
Sparkman's Tori Edwards got the win, starting and pitching two scoreless innings. She struck out three. Lady Senators teammate Sarah Suggs added a single.
In Game 2, Alabama Christian's McKenzie Kilpatrick, an Auburn commitment, homered in the bottom of the first for the South. But in the top of the third, Lindsey delivered her second homer. The floodgates opened for the North again in the fourth, as it scored eight times.
Huntsville High's Natalie Matos went 2-for-2 with two RBIs.


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It's late. You're up. Next week is the last week of classes, finals are around the corner, and this week was chilly again.
Making headlines: 23 Columbia and Barnard students have filed for a Title IX sexual assault complaintagainst the university for ignoring federal laws.
Happy anniversary: This week marks the anniversary of the 1968 Columbia riots, in which the buildings of Hamilton Hall, Low Library, Avery, Fayerweather, and Mathematics were occupied by students to protest against the administration's construction of a gym in Morningside Park and racial inequality. The protests forever changed how police officers interact with college campuses.
Heard along the ivy: The Project for Fair Representation, a legal defense organization, is filing a lawsuit against Harvard for rejecting applicants on the basis of race, alleging that Harvard "continues to use an applicant's race and ethnicity as an admission criterion" and criticizing Harvard's affirmative action policy.
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Community advocate makes council push
POULSBO After being a longtime community advocate and city council observer, Herbert Kai decided the time was right to offer voters an alternative.
Kai, who is running against current Councilman Dale Rudolph for Position 6, expressed his desire to bring a new perspective to the councils current way of thinking.
Instead of locking itself into a single-minded vision for a project, the city should also look at other possibilities, he explained.
We have a vision, we have a project and we have a couple of alternatives, he said, elaborating on his way of thinking. Nobody discusses like that.
Discussion should involve things such as money and manpower available and alternatives should be based upon those assets, he said.
As the city moves toward the possible construction of a new city hall or municipal campus, priorities need to be set based on the needs of each component, Kai remarked.
I would really like to see an efficient structure built and (one) that depends on what functions we want it to perform, he said.
Each department has different needs and the police department and courts have additional public safety issues that need to be addressed as well, Kai explained.
To put the police and courts into the new city hall raises the issue of public safety, he said, noting that current court configuration is inadequate. We need to put things in perspective.
As the city continues to grow, certain changes will have to be made to accommodate it, especially in the public safety area, he said.
Its changing from hard patrolling to becoming very proactive and emphasizing more crime prevention and education, Kai explained.
As part of that growth, the city needs to work toward linking the Olhava development with the rest of the city, he said.
The City of Poulsbo needs to be faithful and provide all the services it needs to make sure that a barrier doesnt come up, he said, noting the clear possibility for two separate Poulsbos: one in Olhava and the rest of the city.
While Poulsbo is proud of its Norwegian heritage, it is becoming an increasingly diverse city, he commented.
This is now an international town and its important to me to be accountable to everybody, Kai said, explaining the importance of establishing ties with the various groups within the city.
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