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Educators honored for work with first-year students
The National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition at the University of South Carolina and Cengage Learning recently announced this year's recipients of the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award.
The award, now in its 21st year, honors college faculty, administrators, staff and students for their outstanding work on behalf of first-year students and for the impact their efforts have on the students and culture of their institutions. Ten recipients were chosen from 97 nominations. This year's recipients will be formally recognized on Feb. 14, 2010, at the Annual Conference on The First-Year Experience in Denver, Colorado.
Recipients of the 2010 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award include the following:
Christine Benson, Associate Dean of Academic Advising and First-Year Experience - Madonna University;
Dale B. Billingsley, Professor of English and Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs - University of Louisville;
Harvest Collier, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies - Missouri University of Science and Technology;
Christa D. Fye, Associate Dean for Academic Support - Hampden-Sydney College;
Stacy Gilbert, Director of Co-Curricular Programs and Disability Services - Louisiana Tech University;
Richard Reid, Professor and Assistant Dean, College of Engineering - South Dakota State University;
Sarah K. Shutt, Counselor for Retention Services - J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College;
Stanley D. Singleton, Associate Director of General Education Development Center - Paine College;
Tonya Strickland, Chair, Division of Learning Support; Associate Professor of Learning Support Reading and English; Interim Chair, Division of Arts and Sciences - Bainbridge College; and
Nancy Walburn, Director of the Division of General Studies - University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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Philadelphia, Pa. – Drexel scored the first 14 of the game and went on to a convincing, 16-3 win against Saint Joseph's at Vidas Field. The 14th-ranked Dragons improved to 2-0 in Colonial Athletic Association play and 7-2 overall. The Hawks are now 4-6 and 0-2 in CAA play.
Ben McIntosh scored two minutes into the game to get the offense started. Six seconds later, the Dragons made it 2-0 when Nick Saputo won the face-off cleanly and set up Robert Church for a transition goal. Freshman Hank Brown extended the lead when he scored his first career goal at the 7:04 mark. Fellow freshman Jules Raucci closed the scoring in the first quarter with his first career goal with 4:23 remaining.
Drexel picked up three more goals in the second quarter, all by freshmen. Frank Fusco converted a Andrew Vivian feed for his first of the day at the 9:50 mark. The game remained 5-0 until the final two minutes of the half, when Fusco and Brown each scored, giving Drexel a seven-goal lead at intermission.
Drexel's offense continued to click in the second half as the Dragons scored seven times before Saint Joseph's was able to get on the board. The Hawks finally found the net when Michael Dougherty scored an unassisted goal just under three minutes into the final quarter. Pat Swanick would add the final two goals for the Hawks, sandwiched around Drexel goals by de Mitch Snoo and Kris Franklin. de Snoo recorded his first career hat trick with his first three goals of the year all coming in the second half. Nine different Dragons had at least a goal. Fusco had his second hat trick of the season, while McIntosh, Church and Brown each finished with two goals. McIntosh, who now has a team-high 22 goals, also handed out two assists.
Cal Winkelman played the first three quarters in the cage and did not allow a goal. He made nine saves before Dan Rogers replaced him. Dustin Keen played the first three quarters for the Hawks before Chris Moffa replaced him in goal. Both players made five saves.
The Dragons outshot Saint Joseph's, 45-30, and won 13 of the 21 face-offs in the game. Saputo was 8-for-11 and had a team-high seven ground balls.
Drexel is back at home on Saturday afternoon against Delaware. The Dragons and Blue Hens face-off at 1 p.m. at Vidas Field.


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Brevard, N.C.- Brevard College softball coach Amanda Kamekona was recently featured in an article by espnW on her professional softball career.
Kamekona currently plays for the New York-New Jersey Comets of National Pro Fastpitch in addition to leading the Tornados softball program.
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Adipose tissue
Bariatric surgery
Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA)
Body mass index (BMI)
Dumping syndrome
Energy expenditure
Gastric bypass surgery
Healthy weight
High blood pressure
High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
Laparoscopic adjustable band system
Laparoscopic surgery
Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
Monounsaturated fat
Morbid obesity
Obstructive sleep apnea
Percent body fat
Physical activity
Polyunsaturated fat
Premature death
Registered Dietitian (R.D.)
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass
Saturated fat
Trans-fatty acids
Type 2 diabetes
Underwater weighing
Unsaturated fat
Vertical sleeve gastrectomy
Very-low calorie diet
Waist circumference
Weight control
Yo-yo dieting
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Adipose tissue: Fat tissue in the body.
Arthritis: Inflammation and degeneration of the joints.
Bariatric: An area of medicine that deals with the study and treatment of obesity.
Bariatric surgery: Surgery that is performed in order to help an individual lose weight. Also called weight loss, anti-obesity, or obesity surgery.
Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) : A way to estimate the amount of body weight that is fat and nonfat. Nonfat weight comes from bone, muscle, body water, organs, and other body tissues. BIA works by measuring how difficult it is for a harmless electrical current to move through the body. The more fat a person has, the harder it is for electricity to flow through the body. The less fat a person has, the easier it is for electricity to flow through the body. By measuring the flow of electricity, one can estimate body fat percent.
Body mass index (BMI): A formula (weight in kg divided by height in m squared) which is used to evaluate whether an individual's weight is in the underweight, normal, overweight, obese, or morbidly obese range.
Calorie: A unit of energy in food. Foods have carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Some beverages have alcohol. Carbohydrates have 4 calories per gram. Proteins have 4 calories per gram. Alcohol has 7 calories per gram. Fat has 9 calories per gram.
Carbohydrate: A major source of energy in the diet. There are two kinds of carbohydrates -- simple carbohydrates and complex carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates are sugars and complex carbohydrates include both starches and fiber. Carbohydrates have 4 calories per gram. They are found naturally in foods such as breads, cereals, fruits, vegetables, and milk and dairy products. Foods such as sugar cereals, soft drinks, fruit drinks, fruit punch, lemonade, cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream, and candy are very rich in sugars.
Cholesterol: A waxy, fatty substance found in tissues throughout the body. Certain types of cholesterol circulating in the bloodstream can accumulate in blood vessels, blocking normal blood flow, and leading to heart attack and other circulatory complications.
Diet: What a person eats and drinks. Any type of eating plan.
Dumping syndrome: A condition that occurs after gastric bypass surgery, when food travels too quickly from the stomach to the intestine. This can cause a drop in blood pressure, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, sweating, and dizziness.
Energy expenditure: The amount of energy, measured in calories, that a person uses. Calories are used by people to breath, circulate blood, digest food, and be physically active.
Fat: A major source of energy in the diet. All food fats have 9 calories per gram. Fat helps the body absorb fat-soluble vitamins, such as vitamins A, D, E, and K, and carotenoids. Some kinds of fats, especially saturated fats, may cause blood cholesterol to increase and increase the risk for heart disease. Other fats, such as unsaturated fats do not increase blood cholesterol. Fats that are in foods are combinations of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fatty acids.
Gastric bypass surgery: A type of weight loss or bariatric surgery in which the stomach is made smaller and the gastrointestinal tract is altered so that food "bypasses" the rest of the stomach and certain parts of the intestine. The procedure results in decreased stomach capacity and interference with the absorption of calories, allowing weight loss to occur.
Surgery to reshape the stomach.
HDL: See high-density lipoprotein.
Healthy weight: Compared to overweight or obese, a body weight that is less likely to be linked with any weight-related health problems such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, or others. A body mass index (BMI) of 18.5 up to 25 refers to a healthy weight, though not all individuals with a BMI in this range may be at a healthy level of body fat. They may, instead, have more body fat tissue and less muscle. A BMI of 25 - 30 refers to overweight, and a BMI of 30 or higher refers to obese.
High blood pressure: Another word for "hypertension." Blood pressure rises and falls throughout the day. An optimal blood pressure is less than 120/80 mmHg. When blood pressure stays high, greater than or equal to 130/85 mmHg, it is considered high blood pressure. High blood pressure increases the risk for heart disease and stroke.
High-density lipoprotein (HDL): A form of cholesterol that circulates in the blood. Commonly called "good" cholesterol. High HDL lowers the risk of heart disease. An HDL of 60 mg/dl or greater is considered high and is protective against heart disease. An HDL of less than 40 mg/dl is considered low and increases the risk for developing heart disease.
Hydrogenation: A chemical way to turn liquid fat (oil) into solid fat. This process creates a new fat called trans-fatty acids. Trans-fatty acids are found in margarine, shortening, and some commercial baked foods like cookies, crackers, muffins, and cereals. Eating a large amount of trans-fatty acids may raise heart disease risk.
Kcal: The abbreviation for "Kilocalories," a unit of energy. This is equivalent to the unit of energy known as a Calorie (which is generally not capitalized in common usage).
Laparoscope : A narrow tube with an attached fiberoptic camera that can be slipped into the abdomen through a tiny "keyhole" incision, allowing the abdominal contents to be viewed without a traditional open incision.
Laparoscopic adjustable band system: A surgical procedure in which an inflatable band is placed via laparoscopy around an area of the stomach. Saline can be injected into or removed from the band after surgery in order to adjust the size of the stomach pouch and the emptying of food into the rest of the stomach.
Laparoscopic surgery: Surgery that avoids a traditional, large, open surgical incision, instead using multiple buttonhole-sized incisions. A fiberoptic scope inserted in one of these incisions allows viewing of the abdominal contents, and miniature surgical instruments inserted into the other incisions allow specific surgical procedures to be accomplished.
LDL: See low-density lipoprotein.
Lipoprotein: Compounds of protein that carry fats and fat-like substances, such as cholesterol, in the blood.
Low-density lipoprotein (LDL): A form of cholesterol that circulates in the blood. Commonly called "bad" cholesterol. High LDL increases the risk of heart disease. Your LDL should be below 100 mg/dL. An LDL of less than 110 mg/dl is considered acceptable, 110-129 mg/dl is considered borderline, and 130 mg/dL or above is high. If you already have heart disease plus another strong risk factor for heart problems -- such as obesity, diabetes, current cigarette smoking, poorly controlled high blood pressure, or the metabolic syndrome (high triglycerides, low HDL cholesterol, and obesity) -- you should bring your LDL cholesterol below 70 mg/dL.
Malabsorptive: Refers to procedures designed to interfere with the absorption of calories through the intestine.
Metabolism: All of the processes that occur in the body that turn the food you eat into energy your body can use.
Monounsaturated fat: Fats in foods are combinations of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fatty acids. Monounsaturated fat is found in canola oil, olives and olive oil, nuts, seeds, and avocados. Eating food that has more monounsaturated fat instead of saturated fat may help lower cholesterol and reduce heart disease risk. However, it has the same number of calories as other types of fat, and may still contribute to weight gain if eaten in excess.
Morbid obesity: A condition in which an individual is severely obese (BMI is over 40), 100 pounds or more overweight.
Obese: A condition in which your weight is much more than it should be for your height (BMI over 30), and in which the percentage of body fat is also considerably in excess. Waist size may be even more important than BMI. For most women, obesity-related health dangers increase at a waist size of 35 - 37 inches and above. For most men, obesity health dangers increase at 40 inches and above.
Obstructive sleep apnea: Collapse of the upper airway structures during sleep, resulting in disruption of breathing of 10 seconds or longer occurring periodically throughout sleep. May occur hundreds of times throughout the night.
Overweight: A condition in which an individual's weight exceeds that expected for his or her height (BMI 25-29.9), and in which the percentage of body fat is also in excess. Waist size may be even more important than BMI (see Obese).
Percent body fat: A measurement of how much of your body weight is due to fat versus muscle and other tissues. Percent body fat can be a good indicator of how overweight you are and the potential impact of your weight on your health. However, there is no easy way to measure this at home. For most purposes, other methods like body mass index, waist circumference, and waist-to-hip ratio are sufficient for determining whether you are overweight. Percent body fat can be determined with calipers that measure a fold of skin, water displacement (underwater weighing), or bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA).
Physical activity: Any form of exercise or movement. Physical activity may include planned activity such as walking, running, basketball, or other sports. Physical activity may also include other daily activities such as household chores, yard work, walking the dog, etc.
Polyunsaturated fat: A highly unsaturated fat that is liquid at room temperature. Fats that are in foods are combinations of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fatty acids. Polyunsaturated fats are found in greatest amounts in corn, soybean, and safflower oils, and many types of nuts. They have the same number of calories as other types of fat, and may still contribute to weight gain if eaten in excess.
Premature death: Death that occurs at a younger age than would be expected according to known statistics.
Protein: One of the three nutrients that provides calories to the body. Protein is an essential nutrient that helps build many parts of the body, including muscle, bone, skin, and blood. Protein provides 4 calories per gram and is found in foods like meat, fish, poultry, eggs, dairy products, beans, nuts, and tofu.
Registered Dietitian (R.D.): A health professional who is a food and nutrition expert. A person who has studied diet and nutrition at an American Dietetic Association (ADA) approved college program and passed an exam to become a registered dietitian.
Restrictive: Refers to procedures designed to decrease the amount of food that the stomach can hold.
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass: A specific type of gastric bypass surgery in which the stomach is made smaller and the flow of food from the stomach into the intestine is altered in a way that interferes with the normal absorption of calories.
Saturated fat: A fat that is solid at room temperature. Fats that are in foods are combinations of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fatty acids. Saturated fat is found in high-fat dairy products (like cheese, whole milk, cream, butter, and regular ice cream), fatty fresh and processed meats, the skin and fat of chicken and turkey, lard, palm oil, and coconut oil. They have the same number of calories as other types of fat, and may contribute to weight gain if eaten in excess. Eating a diet high in saturated fat also raises blood cholesterol and risk of heart disease.
Trans-fatty acids: A fat that is produced when liquid fat (oil) is turned into solid fat through a chemical process called hydrogenation. Eating a large amount of trans-fatty acids also raises blood cholesterol and risk of heart disease.
Type 2 diabetes: A condition in which the body does not make sufficient insulin or cannot effectively use insulin, interfering with the metabolism of carbohydrates. May be managed with diet, exercise, oral medications, or injected insulin preparations.
Underwater weighing: A research method for estimating body fat. A person is placed in a tank, underwater, and weighed. By comparing weight underwater with weight on land, one can get a very good measure of body fat.
Unsaturated fat: A fat that is liquid at room temperature. Vegetable oils are unsaturated fats. Unsaturated fats include polyunsaturated fats, and monounsaturated fats. They include most nuts, olives, avocados, and fatty fish, like salmon.
Vertical sleeve gastrectomy: A type of weight loss surgery in which most of your stomach is removed. The remaining parts of your stomach are joined together with staples. A smaller pouch remains, and you feel full after eating a very small amount of food.
Very-low calorie diet: A person following a VLCD eats or drinks a commercially prepared formula that has 800 calories or less, instead of eating food. A VLCD can allow a person to lose weight more quickly than is usually possible with low-calorie diets, but should only be used under the supervision of a health care provider.
Waist circumference: A measurement of the waist. Fat around the waist increases the risk of obesity-related health problems. Women with a waist measurement of more than 35 - 37 inches or men with a waist measurement of more than 40 inches have a higher risk of developing obesity-related health problems, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease.
Weight control: Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight by eating well and getting regular physical activity.
Yo-yo dieting: Losing and gaining weight over and over again.


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LAID TO REST place, terested ARNOLD NAGEL PASSES ! P-erz Pul-iic : .... ... -ine line A teacher held ,n Satur >ol build ' on account of .. tion are invited to be rr-- u it9 are a supply - do their sir. .Pupils of .elect from. SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS The meeting prom good one if plenty of inter* parties present the:? The following program has been prepared: AWAY AFTER LINGERING ILLNESS Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Schwankl Thursday, a daugh ter. Puy your candies and nuts at Reynolds. It becomes our sad duty to chronicle the death of an old and most highly respected resident of this community, Arnold Nagel. He passed away Saturday night at 10 o'clock after an illness of several months caused by cancer of the stomach. The deceased was born at Sterckrade, Rhine Province, Germany, May 26. achers 1 came to America in 1866 and lived for a short time near Cross Plains, Wis. From I went West where hi i .1 in districts of Idaho, f P. A. Ha canJies : nd nuts at 'rank California, and Nevada for six years. On Feb. 29, 1870 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Sitz at Cross Plains, Wis. The same year Mr. Nagle accom- Mrs> Charley Schenk, widow of j panied by hi came to the late Chas. Schenk, who now j Minnesota and settled upon the lives in Owatonna, Minn., was homestead about 5 miles si here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. [< •|--1 of I ti r:. where the fai Rodert Klugc. 8he attended! has lived ever since. Ble to the settlement of the estate of her deceased husband. Mr. B. G. Terhaar and Mrs. Gerhard Wilkes, both from Pierz, returned from White Earth last week where they visited with their sister Mrs. Terway. Peter T'neisen of Iowa, who has been visiting with Jos. Jaeger for the last five weeks, returned home Thursday. He then Will go to Germany to his old home on the Rhine, where he may stay all wir Mrs. F. X. Virnig went toSt- Paul today via Little Palis, she will return tonight. Call at Fr*nk Grell's fur your Xmas presents. SCHOOL REPORT Report of School District No, 19 for the month ending Dec. 6. 1909. No. of days taught No. of pnpils enrolled.,. Average daily attendance..40 The following recieved certificate.-- of award: Jacob Bednar. Frances Bednar, Rose Medek. George Prelloitz.and Annie O- tre-mba. Ni< k Staub __ Tea hi . .1. P. Brown, milliner-aj for J. Rotschild & Co.. waa here on business Saturday. A complete line of Xmas postals at Reynolds. Get your I umber, 5ash ind Door.-*, i (me .ind Cement from John Morfcerdiof*; & Co. THE MARKET Changed every Thureday Wheat, No. \ Northern 1.00 ,. 2 Northern 09 ,, 3 Northern Uo Flax 1.81 Barley *9 Rye. 82 Oats Hav $5 toS6 Tk:< ter, Creamery 33 Dairy 20 ~~> Kcks 23 Flour. Best 2 90 . , Straight $80 Potatoes 35 WANTS children have been born to ind Mrs. Nagel, two of wl are dead. Those living are John, Henry, Theodore, Jo-> Huberc, Frank, Mary, Paulina and Mrs. W. B. Schreiner. All are unmarried and live at home except Mrs. Schreiner who lives at Little I Mr. Nagel was one of ih stu rely pioi eerss v* reclaim ihis section from it-, wild state and con into a ve rden. He uu ed -■in i.i -I i, i.-n tiselv unacquainted, I i j/*o i. ho- est. industi i Christian lite whicli w on for him tliu h'ghei m oi all dHi) knew him. The heartfelt iv of the who! mum .,d'. d to th< ily. Thrf funeral ivas held Tne-- d tv moi k at the S ■.>!*'> Church. COMMISSIONERS MEETING Th r month of the county commissioners was held Tuesday. Considerable routine bu posed of. The new school district No. 128 in Buh was granted. John Schebel wa stored from school district 127 to district No, 55. The. county treasurer's report showed a balance on hand of $110,533. FRACTUr.ES ANKLE Mrs. P. A. Hartmann sustained a bad fracture of the leg just above the ankle Tuesday forenoon. Both the tibia and fibula were broken and a piece of the bone skin. '?aper Reading in the! sited—• To hire Rural sc ,,j - 3. Recitation.... 4. English arid how to y your Sr. Leonida O. S.B. ' Rej •*.' 14s 5. Pa our ' Schoolhouses.-.Rose Toina -^.-a-ana™ 6. Music Pupii /V'J J I L/£ Pierz Pi 7. Paper..Busy ns ow o *■**. 8.Paper.....How L OF CC {. our citation. joining '- " 11. Recitation Pierz P. Am ure from the old piau i all the meeti in this part of the count}. like the change. meeti ill have more like it. Goto P. Grell's f-T your sugar, ao lbs. for One Dollar with every • ash purchase. If tl{ . C 0 i v ii ^etl ■ JACOB NEI ■ and-new I itcst, up-to novelties* in Iidies' nccU ll's, WELL SATISFIED In aletfcertoA. P. Bto ramer, v bouquet of fl - d a ranch miles from Vancouver i an apple and. orchard. lay. li r wa I .'i at Christ Lus 's in 11 a) J'llin Chieshioi i will pay 2* ■ V. hen in l Kcnold^ paj Professional Cards. Everything I b the bar- ■ I am cfi'eri.ig. A. E. MACHO E. H. Kerkhotl PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Pierz. . . Minn Edward Seguin PHYSICIAN and SU! • o at Urntj Stan . ■ Minn. Plerz, NOTICE Thi 'own of Pierz will meet a. hall ck P. M. to i •ds on th IT) with rock two and ct any otl that may come before the them. Everything in t**e lineof Sunibe<* can he had at reas nable prices nt John Borgerding •& Co's Lumber Yard. he furniture at Macho's is go lug-fast. Get what yo i need in that line -cforc it is too late Golden Rule closing out sac Caps for ajje. Will handle them no more. P. X. Virnig & Co. Do you need any c 'hies bcustcads or glassware or crock . i ery at cost price. If .<o call at A E The accident was caused Macho's btfoe tlicy are all sold. Advtrtis.merits in t>iis column | ar* charged for at the rate of j five c-.'i ts per liue | Fur Sale.—A 16 horse power gasoline engine engine in sood condition for $375 if taken Mrs.John Bolster, soon. Lost—One white canvas 1 duck horse blanket taken off my horse at Faust's barn Wednesday. Will give $2.50 reward for return of blanket. Henrv Wuellner. by her slipp falling on the kitchen floor whiie carrying a load of wood. The injury was attended to by Dr. Seguin. JEWELRY STORE F. J. Gilbride is now comfortably settled in the Nelson photograph gallery building with a line of jewelry, and a complete outfit for repairing. The acQuistion of a jewelry'; ^ .J store for our village is iaipor- GSCil tant and a proper appreciation:. . should be shown Mr. Gilbride 8.C1CS. by giving him our patronage in his line. If you ar* figuring on build ng i come in !ij;d lit us iigurt. en your In ber. John Borgerding & Co. in fiorjv sa conipl p|y of L u er, Sash ad Doors, Lime Cement. A complete line cf Xmas re at l?c> nol s. Ladko will be I ! t • know that aOrell's store h emsti ch- eu pattern tabiccloths. IuikIi cloths, drisser scurfs, doilies etc Story , Caddies at ■YNQID'S ~fhe tor . ' . '. A-DOLLAR A YEAR A. //. VERNON, ATTORNEY AT LAW First Natioiml li. LITTLE FALLS. - - MINN. Jos. Eroehfich Wines, Liquors, Cigars, PIERZ, - - W/V7V. ForSale. BVCKUAN. Dec. 8th. Mir>R Lizzi a Mrs. Joe Hodorfi Peter H. MuelW m ido a busini.. John Kv'hmo!i.- iriii t > .S. D. last week. Oito J. Deogli ig X. II. Ier of Pi A largo crowd of fo of J pejili is birthd:. ori s good time. Peter L. Portor of I led ou tela- an Tuesday. J hi i i in ihe village hall to let son:. r and Peter J. Ml 3tuim Su : .Jed tho j ■ deliver ;. Mrs. Ui: DO of our l) 1 wo ic\ifms The Bijou Theatre AT i aus i ^ Op era I 1 have » .atest improved Edison Diction Piilure Machine will give fntertainments every Sunday night on ly Sunday night Entire Change of F-lm e\ .^ht. Admission only io cents JOHN N.FAUST, Prop. wi th u improvements, 120 containing Inquire of Jacob Neisius. • 1 for John Wood Liue- ; NOTICE All those having coupons good at my store must bring them in before Dec. 24 as no more will be given ou that date. O. T. Nelson. When y u buy your cufiee at Grell's you have it ground fn liighe.-t market price paid fori eggs at Renolds. Henry P. Br.v.is n «>f I rrived here later Brausei s. Hohu !s I 'iter. .;-JCts to lal west th'.s v, Mr. Kuder left for Bluffton. Miut. on R y Patent $2.90 tt Rose Patent $2.80 For Sale by nil the ie:/dir;g merchants. We guars .^-ery suck, having made ar rangements to ship wheat, we ere now pr par buy a ! wheat at the high st m: kei price. Give us d trial. iVv closing out fale is otill In day where ne Visna his d full blast. ome .-ind s. at y u need at wholesale prices be- j ^o-s eve. is solJ. ay 25 c' A. E HO. eggs. I YOURS FOR BUSINESS RICH HE M!
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In Memoriam 2007
Lyle Clementsdied suddenly while on a Mediterranean cruise, Wednesday, April 4, 2007, age 75
of Point Edward. Loving husband of Doris (Brock) Clements. Dear father of Bill Clements and
his wife Kathy of Sarnia, Deb Best and her husband Eric of Kingsville, Joan Clements of Niagara
Falls and Steve Clements of Toronto. Interred Lakeview Cemetery. Our sympathy goes out to
Doris and her family.
Lyle Clement
In Memoriam 2007
RACHER, Isabel- age 81 At Petrolia, on Friday,
December 14, 2007. Isabel Racher (nee Worts)
Isabel was a founding member of Lambton County Branch
OGS, carrying membership no. 18.
She also served on the branch council as recording secretary
in 1990 and 1991. Our
sympathies are extended to her family.
In Memoriam 2007
Alice Annie Lester, age 62, a founding
member of Lambton Branch, passed away
recently. We still appreciate all the
material that she compiled for the Lambton
County Places of Worship Project. Our
condolences are extended to her family.
At her
residence on Sunday, December 30, 2012, DORIS MAY (BROCK) CLEMENTS, age
78 of Sarnia passed away. Loving wife of the late Lyle Clements (2007)
and dear mother of Bill Clements and his wife Kathy of Sarnia, Deb Best
and her husband Eric of Kingsville, Joan Clements of Sarnia and Steve
Clements of Toronto. Many grandchildren and great-grandchildren also
survive. Sister of Ross Brock of Sarnia and the late Hazel Stevens.
Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be held
from the D. J. Robb Funeral Home & Cremation Centre on Wednesday,
January 2, 2013 at 2:00 pm. Interment will be at Lakeview Cemetery.
Friends may visit at the funeral home on Wednesday from 1:00 pm. until
the time of service. Sympathy may be expressed through donations to
Canadian Diabetes Association or the Ontario Heart & Stroke Foundation.
School Yearbook Collection In Memory
of Ryan Taylor who passed away on September 25, 2006.
Ryan was an esteemed and popular genealogist who had worked at his chosen
field since his teen age years. He
published and lectured extensively in his profession, gaining a reputation for
his research capabilities and lively speaking style.
The year book collection is a project that Ryan was promoting before his death,
and a project that we would like to continue in his memory, as they hold a
wealth of information for all genealogical researchers.Can you help complete
2006 Ontario Volunteer Awards
Each year 6 Volunteer's may be choose by the Organization
to receive the Ontario award for the (number of Years)
Linda Koolen (20yrs.)
Donna Scott (10yrs.)
Robert McCordic (10yrs.)
Ruth MacKesy (10yrs.)
Frances Eagleson (15yrs.)
Douglas McCordic (10yrs.)
2007 Ontario Volunteer Awards
Ontario Volunteer Service Awards will be held on
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Janet Kelch (5)
Catherine Tyre,(10)
Alan Campbell Chair for 2008
John Collins (5)
Doris Clements (5)
2008 Ontario Volunteer Awards
Ontario Volunteer Service Awards will be held on 2009 at the Imperial Theatre
Gord Eagleson (15)
Janice Cann (10)
Alan Campbell accepted for family
Jane Teskey (5)
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I am review my site and need a software to edit some texts in my site. I heard about Frontpage but I don't know much about this. I tried to find a source to download it but I can't. Anyone can help me?
I tried using Microsoft FrontPage years ago when I was just getting started learning HTML and CSS and it was pretty bad. The code it produced was bad and the program itself was a little buggy. FrontPage has been discontinued. It was replaced by Microsoft Expression Web which is now available for download for free. I downloaded Expression Web (and Microsoft's free image editor Expression Design) months ago with the intent to evaluate it but never got around to doing it.
So if you want to evaluate Microsoft's web page editor, go to the Expression Web page and download it. If you don't mind coding manually (as many of us do), you can look at the free Notepad++ text editor.
My trouble is that: when I edit my text in Microsoft Word, it is ok. But when I upload this complete test into my site, it is changed. I don't know how to fix it. Someone say me to use Frontpage. Do you have any solution for me?
hello you can try adobe Dreamweaver 8. in this you can code your website as well as design it.
1) The last release of FrontPage came out in 2003, and the product was finally discontinued in 2006. That's an ancient artifact as far as the web is concerned. So no, it's not ideal for web development today.
2) Editing webpages is word is nasty. You run into all sorts of formatting issues and garbage code. Again, not the ideal tool for web development
3) Dreamweaver isn't bad, as far as WYSIWYG tools go. However, it's quite expensive. Any WYSIWYG editor adds unnecessary code, which is why some pages produced by them can look different in different browsers. As for Dreamweaver 8 specifically, again, an ancient artifact of the web since it was released in 2005.
Most web developers typically use a text editor or IDE (notepad++ or Eclipse with a plugin specific to the language being used), and a browser with the firebug add-on.
For building websites in general, you can also use a CMS, such as wordpress, drupal,or expressionengine. Those are platforms that can help you build a website without you actually needing to touch any code if you don't want to.
Try Dreamweaver, it's not free but it's worth to buy license, anyway you can try the trial then if you are satisfied upgrade it to premium... good luck!
If it is just "to edit some texts in my site", and the site is doing well for the rest, then you don't need to buy Dreamweaver (and to learn how DW is working!).
Microsoft abandoned Frontpage because it was going to be too difficult to fix it to work with more modern browsers than IE6.
Kompozer has basically been abandoned. The last release was in 2007, and the last beta release was in 2010.
There simply isn't too much demand these days for WYSIWYG editors with the availability of CMS platforms and Firebug. Since you have to test your code in different browsers, it doesn't make much sense to lock yourself in to the viewer/browser that the WYSIWYG editor provides (instead, you use the actual browser to test, and firebug to look at how the browser interprets the code).
Basically, folks who aren't familiar with code (and/or don't want to learn how to code) just typically want to post stuff, and folks who know how to or want to learn how to code find that WYSIWYG editors employ poor coding practices and don't offer a good way to reliably test code.
At least Kompozer was amongst the best of them - provided that you worked out the right way to use it you could actually get it to generate standard compliant code - there were plenty of ways to get garbage instead though.
If you don't want to learn how to write HTML then the simplest solution these days is to use a framework such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal etc where you can use the built in WYSIWYAG editor to create the individual pieces of content.
Yes; but I did't mean to suggest Kompozer as WYSIWYG-sitebuilder for a new site, only for a quick text-changing without influencing the existing html-code too much ("If it is just 'to edit some texts in my site', and the site is doing well for the rest, ..."). - Then saving the file will not be dangerous.
I admit, if it's not only plain text to be changed, but for instance also positioning things (like a floated image), you have to know what you are doing - then you can go to the code-view in Kompozer (and test it in real browsers). Or use Notepad++ or something like that.
Agree 100%; in case of maintaining the existing site of philipjohn it is in fact the suggestion to make a new (CMS) site or to learn coding: both of them is not bad after all.
Wondering what philipjohn is thinking!
Go with Dreamweaver. It won't be that hard. I remember my first web page back in 2001. I made it on Frontpage Kinda, nostalgic.
FrontPage has been discontinued and is obsolete, so it's a moot point as to what "features" it had. In any case, the preview could only show you what the site would look like using a variant of IE's Trident rendering engine.
Two problems with that--it's prohibitively expensive (Dreamweaver CS6 currently retails for $400) and spits out junk code.
It doesn't spit out junk code if you use it properly - which means you will spend almost all of your time working directly with the HTML and seldom use the WYSIWYAG pane.
Then that effectively defeats the purpose of a WYSIWYG editor, so you might as well go with a freebie code editor like notepad++ or Aptana.
There must be some benefit that Dreamweaver provides when the code editor is mostly used - otherwise why do so many professional web designers create their web pages in the Dreamweaver code editor instead of using a free code editor?
I started out on frontpage in the 90s, migrated to dreamweaver for while, then migrated to notepad++/aptana/firebug. In part, this progression was simply because of the experience I acquired since web development and the improvements/availability of development tools and browsers.
As for why experienced web developers would use dreamweaver today, I really don't know. The last time I used it, most of the features I cared about were present in notepad++/aptana. Maybe an active dreamweaver user could chime in?
You probably know that FrontPage is a Web site design tool. But it has another major role that's important to remember: FrontPage is also a Web site management tool.
How do you use FrontPage to help you manage your site? Here are examples of what you can do:
Add, rename, delete, or move around files (without doing it in Microsoft Windows Explorer)
Fix problems by using special reports, like the broken hyperlinks report
Publish a Web site
The important thing to remember is that these management features are not available when opening and working on single HTML files. They are available only when you open and work on a FrontPage Web site.
Microsoft actually have another product called Expression Web which is a simple web page editor.
Learn more about Microsoft Expression Web at Creative BloqDownload Microsoft Expression Web for free here
FrontPage essentially had built-in FTP capabilities. If the server had FrontPage extensions installed, only then could you do some of the "special" features.
Today, you can use 3rd-party FTP tools and link checkers.
Expression Web has been discontinued as well.


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It looks like Justin Bieber is turning his attention back to music in the aftermath of his most recent legal drama. The star has posted a teaser for a new song on his Instagram page.
The short clip was posted with a video of Justin dancing to the new tune alongside his pal Khalil -- the same rapper who was arrested for involvement in the headline-grabbing drag racing incident in Miami last month.
Justin has posted several photos from inside the studio with big hip-hop names in the past week, leading fans to believe he's at work on a new project.
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CSU students to help locals with disabilities use public library
Fort Collins library resources are now even more accesable to people with disabilities with the help of Colorado State University occupational therapy graduate students. The students analyzed the library's current systems, recommended new assistive technology and trained staff on how to use it.
Technology that will help people with visual impairments, literacy challenges such as traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, and limited dexterity, will now be available in the libraries. New technology includes voice recognition software and options for one-handed keyboard operation.
"Providing access to information in a variety of ways is important to consider as our world becomes more electronic," said Marla Roll, director of CSU's Assistive Technology Center in the Department of Occupational Therapy. "Just as we consider curb cuts in the physical environment, we now need to think about electronic curb cuts. In other words, how do you ensure that everyone has equivalent access to information?"
The class project has armed the library with software that magnifies computer screens, reads computer screens to help navigation, reads text in any document aloud, and recognizes voice commands. New hardware also includes adjustable height tables, chairs, keyboards and computer mice for people with physical disabilities, as well as handheld magnifiers, page magnifiers, pencil grips, writing guides, and book/document stands.
On Thursday, May 9, the students and library staff will unveil the changes to the public in a demonstration event from 2-3:30 p.m. at the Old Town Library, 201 Peterson.
The class project, which spread across two semesters, aimed to accomplish two goals – train library staff to match appropriate assistive technologies with patrons' needs, and help local library patrons learn about the new technologies. Last year, the students conducted a needs assessment which helped identify useful assistive technologies. The class gives occupational therapy students real-world examples of intervening on behalf of people with disabilities at a systems level while also giving them experience in applying assistive technologies.
"We wanted to help library staff understand the manifestations of a disability in terms of accessing information as well as some etiquette to consider when helping someone with a disability," Roll said. "This will help library staff feel more comfortable understanding and supporting the needs of their patrons."


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Hunter College has two student governments: the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), located in room 121 N, and the Graduate Student Association (GSA), located in room 209 TH. Both offer a wide range of activities and services, such as free movies, a consumer program, concerts, dances, lobbying in Albany and Washington, DC, student conferences, lectures, talent shows, educational and political programs, and discount tickets for off-campus shows and movies.
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Genetics is the branch of medicine concerned with how hereditary and genetic factors play a role in causing a disease, birth defect, or inherited susceptibility to a health problem.
According to a study published by the American Society of Human Genetics, approximately one third of all pediatric hospitalizations are due to genetic disorders. Genetic disease knows no boundaries by age, sex, race, or country of origin. Everyone is at risk for being born with a birth defect. Most birth defects are not under our control, and are not caused by an action or inaction on the parents' part either before or during the pregnancy. Even with normal prenatal diagnosis such as an amniocentesis, there is still a 2 to 3 percent chance that a child will be born with some type of birth defect or health problem.
The Human Genome Project began in 1990 with the goal of mapping the location of all of the genes on the chromosomes. This monumental achievement will give scientists the building blocks to determine how diseases are caused and hopefully, how to treat them and, ultimately, prevent them.


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Payson police on Friday were investigating an apparent homicide after a man was found dead in a parking lot of an abandoned gas station.
The victim, a male who appeared to be in his late 20s or early 30s, was found about 9:30 p.m., Payson Lt. Bill Wright said. Police aren't yet certain how the man died.
"We can't tell," Wright said.
An autopsy will be conducted by the state medical examiner, Wright said.
Police were interviewing several witnesses from an adjacent Quality Inn motel, 830 N. Main St., to determine whether anyone saw the man prior to the discovery of his body, Wright said.
Officers were also trying to determine whether there was any link between the dead man and the driver of a car who fled from police on foot when he was pulled over for a traffic violation near 400 S. Main. Wright said the stop occurred just a few minutes before the 911 call that reported the dead body. Officers gave chase and apprehended the driver who was being questioned late Friday night, Wright said.
A Quality Inn employee who answered the phone Friday night said several employees saw what happened, but that they had been told not to talk to the news media.
The apparent homicide is Payson's second for the year, Wright said.


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Recalling the hardwood platform rockers from the early 1900s, this glider furniture is made from sturdy, weatherproof Brazilian eucalyptus. Available only from Hammacher Schlemmer, the glider furniture is constructed from eucalyptus that has a Janka hardness rating of 1,125—30% higher than mahogany—making it one of the densest, strongest woods in the world. Eucalyptus wood's natural oils and tight grain prevent damage from rain, mold, and termites, allowing confident outdoor storage. The eucalyptus is kiln dried to enhance its durability, and the furniture is crafted with hardwood doweling and stainless steel hardware to ensure years of reliable use. A ball bearing suspension system provides smooth, relaxed gliding forward and backward with minimal effort. Left alone, the wood will develop a unique silvery gray patina, or it may be oiled to retain its original appearance. Assembly required. Glider Bench. 48" W x 26" D x 36" H. (60 lbs.) ($15)
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It's pretty good
By Ajms
from Durham North Carolina
The glider is fine. I'll keep it. It isn't very comfortable as the seed is hard, and it squeaks a bit. The gliding range is shorter than I expected. Perhaps that's a result of being a fairly small piece of furniture.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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By Nancy
from Carlisle, PA
The glider is very nice and sturdy. It works well and is nice on our patio. The big problem is the little block of wood that is to be the rear seat support is on the top of the back support. The back only will fit one way. I thought it was fasten with two screws, so I put it together and thought I could just take it off and put it where it belonged. We called customer service and they said they don't have parts and we could send it back. That's not going to happen!!! I recommend anyone buying this product make sure the little block is where it belongs before assembling any parts first. We also purchased the table and were very pleased with it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Very uncomfortable!
By M. C.
from Georgetown, TX
Bought one for our new patio to go with coffee table and two chairs. This is the most uncomfortable glider I have ever sat in. Plus, it's too small for anyone taller than about 5'8". Thinking about returning.
Just the right size and good price
By ARoy
from Seattle
Looks nice was easy to assemble. It sits in the sun for part of the morning but is under an overhead deck so will be interested to see how it holds up in UV light for several hours a day.
construct...deconstruct...finally reconstruct!
By Artful Dodger
from Naples, FL
works and glides well after you figure out confusing assembly manual...
Quality looks
By Citigirl3
from Houston, Texas
Shopped around alot and found this bench at a competitive price. Was bit surprised by shipping costs but still a good value. We wanted something to sit on while we watched the kids play and this was not only good looking but the price was right. Box arrived pretty beatup but worse was the smell. Box smelled very strongly of insecticide. You will need a roomy spot to assemble since nothing on the bench comes assembled. Luckily my husband is handy with a wrench and he was able to put it together in about 2 hours. You will also need a helper to hold some of the pieces together while you tighten the screws. If you are like me and you dont have alot of skill in assembly expect much longer. The bench wood has a very strong odor but that could be the brazilian eucalyptus. If you are sensitive to odors you should assemble outdoors and for sure you want to dispose of the box asap. Once assembled the bench looked great! We have it on the front lawn and it blends beautifully with our large terracota planters. We have had it for only 2 weeks and havent seen any discoloration but we will be treating it with an oil to make it more waterproof and something to maintain the color. it is very comfortable and once our Texas heat subsidizes we will be using it more often. We look forward to obtaining the rockers for the back patio. I would give it a 5 star rating if it were not for the assembly required and the fact that the hardware is NOT stainless as the cataloug stated. But those are minor compared to the beauty of the bench.
Nice Product, Assembly Issues
By Troutbum
from St. Louis, MO
We use this product on our screen porch and it is perfect for relaxing, reading the paper in the morning, etc. It also fits neatly in a corner thus saving space.
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LISTEN: Tiesto remixes Icona Pop's 'I Love It'
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Since Icona Pop's "I Love It" made its way on to the HBO series "Girls," the track has exploded, popping up in various DJ sets, all over the radio, and has gotten numerous remixes. Now, Tiesto has put his spin on the Swedish duo's single.
Tiesto's remix of "I Love It" includes a brand new melody, bassline, and a huge drop - we love it! The remix will be included on his upcoming Club Life - Volume Three: Stockholm, which will be released June 18th on his label Musical Freedom. Listen below:
If you're itching for more new music from Tiesto and can't wait for June 18th, he is releasing three singles from the upcoming compilation album on June 11th. The trifecta of Tiesto releases includes his collab with Moti "Back To Acid," his collab with DJ Punish "Shocker," and last but certainly not least his potent collab with Dyro "Paradise." Get a taste below:
Tiesto will be promoting his upcoming album with over 100 dates on his Club Life World Tour. For more info, or to see when he's coming to your city, head to www.tiesto.com.
Check out the full track list for Club Life Volume 3: Stockholm below:
1. Tiësto & Dyro – Paradise
2. Tiësto – Take Me ft. Kyler England
3. Baggi Begovic – Compromise ft. Tab
4. Hardwell – Apollo ft. Amba Shepherd (Hardwell's Club Life Edit)
5. Tiësto, Mark Alston, Baggi Begovic, & Jason Taylor – Love and Run ft. Teddy Geiger
6. Zedd ft. Foxes – Clarity (Tiësto Remix)
7. Calvin Harris – Sweet Nothing ft. Florence Welch (Tiësto and Ken Loi Re-Remix)
8. Icona Pop – I Love It (Tiësto's Club Life Remix)
9. Passion Pit – Carried Away (Tiësto Remix)
10. Moguai – Champs
11. Alesso vs. OneRepublic – If I Lose Myself
12. Pelari - Cango
13. Tiësto & Calvin Harris – Century (Tiësto & Moska Remix)
14. Tiësto & DJ Punish – Shocker
15. Tiësto & MOTi – Back To The Acid
16. Tiësto, Quintino & Alvaro – United (Tiësto & Blasterjaxx Remix)Photo Credit Getty Images


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text: It will be a very special episode of the show "Go On" when it airs in April. Provided of course the show makes it that long. A full season order, but it is limping to the finish line. Anyway, Matthew Perry is the star of the show and in April, Courteney Cox will guest star and her character will go on a date with Matthew Perry's character. It is supposed to be a one off, but who knows, if it clicks, then they should just change the name of the show to Monica And Chandler. You know that show would be a hit. Of course the people over at Happy Days probably thought Joanie Loves Chachi would be a hit too. Oh and there was that whole Joey debacle. Hmmm. Seriously though, a Monica and Chandler show would be popular and if any Friends actors needed work they could show up.


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You can reach Bharatpur from Guntur by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
Bharatpur is a city in Rajasthan state in India best known for the Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary, an important way station for many types of migratory birds including the rare Siberian Crane. This is a city with great history ruled by jats and has a distinct place in jat history. It is also know as Gateway to Rajasthan. The city was founded by Maharaja Suraj Mal in 1733. It was the capital of Jat kingdom ruled by Sinsinwar Maharajas.Bharatpur's close proximity to the Taj City, Agra also makes it one of the most visited destinations in the country. The eastern gateway to Rajasthan opens up an entire state for visitors to explore - a state that is soaked in historical legends of courage and romance, colourful festivals and religious fervour. If you are looking for car rental Bharatpur let us know and we will be happy to provide you with best budgeted deals for . Book cabs in Bharatpur


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'The Barber-coached Flyers will spend the time around Games 3 and 4 at a downtown Buffalo hotel within walking distance of the HSBC Arena. But when Barber was a player, the Flyers stayed elsewhere. "We stayed on Grand Island in an old Holiday Inn," Barber said. "I guess that was Fred Shero's way of trying to contain us. Little did he know…"'
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Interactive John Lennon app coming this fall
Listen to John Lennon on iHeartRadio | Listen to The Beatles on iHeartRadio
Beatles fans will soon be able to go on a creative journey with the late John Lennon.
Through the new album app "John Lennon: The Bermuda Tapes" users will be able to follow the rock legend on his June 1980 trip to Bermuda, where he worked on material for what would be his final album, "Double Fantasy." The interactive app includes never-before released demos of such songs as "(Just Like) Starting Over," "Woman," and "Nobody Told Me," images of Lennon's hand-written lyric sheets, and recently discovered photographs from John's trip.
Players will also get to guide Lennon's sailboat, visit locations that inspired him, and create interactive illustrations while listening to the music.
"John Lennon: The Bermuda Tapes" will be available exclusively through the iTunes App Store on November 5th. All proceeds from sales of the app will go to the charity WhyHunger.
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NFTE's partner in China, Bright China Foundation [1], is celebrating its national challenge this week. Some of the judges come from NFTE supporters, NYSE Euronext [2] and Ernst & Young [3].
See additional photos on NFTE's Facebook [4] page.
Amy Rosen, [5] NFTE President & CEO, is also attending. She says the students are "well-schooled in presentation, full of great ideas and many operational businesses."


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White House responds to Jay-Z song
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The White House is denying any suggestion that it had a hand in helping music stars Jay-Z and Beyoncé plan their trip to Cuba last week. Press Secretary Jay Carney shot down the suggestion during a briefing Thursday.
Carney said, "The White House, from the president on down, had nothing to do with anybody's... travel to Cuba. That is something that Treasury handles."
Even after the Treasury Department issued a statement saying it had okayed the trip, reports picked up again Thursday when Jay-Z released the song "Open Letter." The rapper drops President Obama's name and brags about getting White House clearance to travel to Cuba in the track. It's those lyrics that have led some to believe Jay-Z may have had some presidential pull in getting to the communist island.
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The start of kindergarten is bittersweet for most parents. On one hand, we're excited for the new experiences that await our youngsters as they begin their school careers; at the same time, we mourn the passing of the baby years. How quickly they grow up.
While our first-born child, Julian, is now in university, I clearly remember the day he started junior kindergarten. He was so proud to be going to "the big school", carrying his new backpack and wearing the outfit that his grandmother had given him to mark this special occasion.
Me, I was ready to cry. Not just because JK represented a new milestone – my 4-year-old was growing up – but out of fear that he might have an allergic reaction at school.
Julian had been diagnosed with peanut allergy only six months earlier. My husband Victor and I were still getting used to the routine of reading food labels, preparing safe meals, and remembering to carry an epinephrine auto-injector everywhere.
Now, as our son moved out of our protective bubble and the watchful eyes of his babysitter, we had to advocate with more people to ensure that he would be protected at school where he would soon spend the better part of the day.
Our journey into the brave new school world began with registration. Victor and I met with the principal and the teacher to review some basic measures that would help to keep Julian safe.
Though we were reassured that the staff would do its best to safeguard our son, I continued to feel anxious every morning as I handed him over to his teacher, breathing a sigh of relief at noon when I was greeted by his smiling face at pick-up time. My son, meanwhile, loved his teacher and enjoyed his new friends and activities.
That first year was very difficult. Every time the phone rang I was afraid it was the school calling to say Julian had had a reaction.
Already stressed with the burden of trying to anticipate where food might pose a risk, my anxiety escalated when the mother of a peanut-allergic child said, in a judgmental tone: "I can't believe you didn't know peanut butter is often used as bait in mouse traps! Haven't you asked the school to remove them?" What an irresponsible mother I was. How could I not know this?
As I added mouse traps to the growing list of what I thought to be high-risk situations, my own reality check began to set in. I started to question whether I was losing sleep over the wrong things. For instance, just how likely would it be for my 4-year-old to touch a mouse trap containing peanut butter and have a serious allergic reaction?
I reminded myself of what my son's allergist had said: While anaphylaxis has the potential to cause death, fatalities are rare. What seemed more productive than stewing over "what-ifs" was minimizing the risks at school.
While casual exposure to peanut could be an issue, I realized that Julian's chances of staying safe would increase if I focused more on two things. The first was conditioning him to follow key rules (no sharing food with others, always carry your auto-injector), and the second was getting the school to formalize its anaphylaxis plan, ensuring that staff were trained and that the school community was aware of the food policies.
I felt the school community would be willing to help as long as I asked for accommodations that were reasonable. To do this, I needed to calm down.
Victor and friends whose kids did not have food allergies acted as my sounding board on the school communications I drafted for the principal. With their feedback, I learned to write succinctly, and in a way that expressed the seriousness of anaphylaxis without scaring or turning people off with too much information.
My "reviewers" quickly pointed out where I needed to reconsider my expectations, reminding me that people would make mistakes; they would overlook things like "may contain" warnings on food labels as they weren't accustomed to reading labels the way I did.
After Julian was not invited for a couple of play dates, and was un-invited to a birthday party, I learned the hard way that my explanation to other parents that "even trace amounts of peanut could be harmful" may have led to misunderstandings.
I had not put risks and precautions (such as having an auto-injector available) into context for them; I'd simply alarmed them. Some parents felt they could not keep Julian safe in their homes.
I realized how important it was to watch that my concerns would not scare people or douse Julian's enthusiasm for the school experience. As he learned to take on more responsibility, and as the anaphylaxis policy became more entrenched, my anxiety lessened. Thanks to the support of the school community, Julian sailed through his elementary years and I came through with my sanity intact.
Laurie Harada is the Executive Director of Anaphylaxis Canada.
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