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None is scheduled right now, but check back periodically for our next class.
Request more information by contacting Education Officer, SEO Janice
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Take our class and join our squadron, if you wish. You can further your boating knowledge by taking
the many USPS classes that are offered by our squadron. You will also enjoy the many friendships
you will develop while attending the classes and regular monthly dinner meetings.
Click here for more information about the
America's Boating Course
on the USPS website.
Many insurance companies offer a discount on your boat insurance with
sucessful passing of the class and exam. Check with your agent to see if
you could quality.
Be sure to take a few minutes and read the Ensign...the latest edition of the USPS magazine. You'll
find interesting articles about USPS squadrons, various acitivites, helpful information on boating and
other facinating articles. Go to the Ensign:
USPS Magazine on-line.
Evansville Bend is a non-profit organization of boaters in the Evansville, IN - Tri-State Area. The main
purpose of our organization as a member (squadron) of the United States Power Squadron is to
provide boating educational classes to the general public and our membership. USPS celebrated our
100th anniversary in 2014.
Many insurance companies offer a discount to their customers for successful completion of this
course. Check with your insurance agent to see if you might qualify for a discount with your
insurance company.
Go here to see what topics are taught in our FREE Boating Course"..
Boating Course.
Many people take our FREE boating class and then join our squadron; take the
additional educational classes; socialize with members at monthly dinner meetings
and on-water activities. It's about fun...but it is also about "safe boating through
education." We would love to have you "come aboard"!! Be sure to look at our
Photo Album
to see
the many activities and fun events our squadron conducts each year.
We are a unit of the
United States Power Squadrons
and reside in Evansville, Indiana, a "river city",
on the Ohio River at mile marker 792.5. We are
in the Southwestern tip of Indiana bordering
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LST 325 (Landing Ship Tank
---- an amphibious vessel designed to land "battle-ready" tanks, troops
and supplies directly onto enemy shores during World War II) is now permanently moored on the Ohio
River here in Evansville. Many LST's were built here in Evansville on the Ohio River banks. Be sure
and take a tour of the LST 325 on your next vist to Evansville.
There are many reasons to consider in becoming a member of
and Evansville Bend Power
Squadron. Foremost, is the EDUCATION aspect for boaters wanting to improve their boating knowledge
and skills through our Public Boating course and members through self-taught courses. Secondly, our
squadron has MONTHLY DINNER MEETINGS with a speaker whose topic is related to boating. Thirdly, we
like to have FUN at meetings "on-water" and "on-land" activities. We welcome ALL BOATERS,
powerboaters and sailors.
Evansville Bend Sail and Power Squadron offers a FREE boating course.
Boating Course,
each March/April. The classes normally run for 4 to 6 weeks. Additional Public Boating
Courses may be offered this year based upon demand. As mentioned above, we are offering a Safe Boating
Course through the University of Southern Indiana.
This is one of our main purposes as a squadron of the United States Power Squadron - to offer FREE
boating information and courses to improve the boating knowledge and skills of boaters throughout the
United States.
Membership to USPS and Evansville Bend Sail and Power Squadron is by application and
is for anyone who shares our common love of boating.
We are also interested in individuals who share the main purpose and objectives of USPS: the education of
members, participation in civic programs, and the creation of an atmosphere of friendship and camaraderie
among members. Active members must be at least 18 years of age; there are no age considerations for
family members.
There are two ways you can join:
1) Join online.
You can join as a national member or cyber-member, and transfer to a particular squadron
later if you wish. Fill out an application form and credit card info, and you will be registered to receive our
national magazine and our electronic newsletter, you can save on courses and seminars, and you have all
the privileges of full membership. You can also take courses locally with a squadron.
Click here.
2) Contact Evansville Bend:
Contact our Membership Chairman,
P/D/C Janice Elwood, JN; Membership Chairman - 812-401-8300;
mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com
contact another squadron near where you live if you don't live in our Tri-State Area.
Click here.
Members can also take
and progress through "grade" levels. Each grade
levels indicates that you have completed the more
advanced boating classes
. These classes are:
Seamanship, Piloting, Advanced Pilot, Junior Navigation, and Navigation.
Elective courses
offered include
Weather, Marine Electronics, Engine Maintenance, Sail 101 and 102, Cruise Planning and Instructor
Development. Click here for more benefits of membership:
Member Benefits
USPS also has a "Port Captains" programs in many cities. As you travel the rivers and lakes, you can
contact a designated "port captain" for information and assistance. Our port captain is P/C Ron Riecken who
owns and operates Inland Marina. The information is available on the USPS website available to members
after logging in to the Port Captain's page.
A very important activity to help promote safe boating is our Vessel Safety
Check program. Qualified Vessel Examiners from Evansville Bend inspect boats to ensure that required
safety equipment is present and in functional condition. The examiners also check for any basic mechanical
problems, make sure registration and documentation are current, and offer information on a variety of
boating safety issues. Here's
a boater's checklist
all prudent boaters should use before departure.
The VSC is performed free of charge and without any legal obligations or penalties. If a potential problem or
violation is discovered, the Examiner will give the boater options and information for correcting it.
Vessel Safety Checks are performed periodically. The volunteer examiners
are committed to making the waterways safer and will make themselves
available to schedule a time and place for the VSC that is convenient for the
boater. Vessel Safety Checks can be performed on any kind of watercraft --
from kayaks, canoes, personal watercraft, to large cabin cruisers and
Boaters that have received the VSC report that the inspection opened their
eyes to potential safety hazards that they would have never thought of on
their own. The Vessel Safety Checks enable boaters to take command of
their own boating safety.
A typical Vessel Safety Check takes approximately twenty minutes. At the
conclusion of the check, you'll receive a copy of the Vessel Safety Check form and - if your vessel
successfully meets all the requirements - a VSC decal will be presented on the spot.
To learn where and where the next Vessel Safety Check will take place, or to set-up a time for your
inspection (in season), contact P/C Jay Picking,
Be sure to look at our
Photo Album
to see the many activities and fun events our squadron
conducts each year. We want to increase our boating knowledge through education and enjoy fellowship
with each other, too.
Our monthly meetings include a speaker whose topic is normally related to boating or on-water activities. In
addition, we have an annual on-water raft-up/rendezvous, squadron picnic, Fall cook-out, and Holiday Party.
Evansville Bend was organized through the efforts of the Kentucky Lake Squadron and District
24. Originally, in 1974 the 11 men in the Evansville, Indiana group who joined USPS were enrolled in the
Kentucky Lake Squadron. Today our squadron has grown to 50 members; a
unit of District 24
We are extremely proud of our squadron because we many members are serving on District 24 various
committees, and three members have served as District Commander and several others are now serving on
various committees.
Learn more about
Evansville Bend and the United States Power Squadrons
USPS celebrated their 100th
Birthday in 2014.
Click here to read about our history and mission.
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Please take a few minutes and
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free boating course to
increase your boating
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people who take this class
join as members and continue
their boating knowledge
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Madison - State wildlife officials say they won't authorize an elk hunt this year.
Department of Natural Resources big-game ecologist Kevin Wallenfang issued a statement Wednesday saying the herd still hasn't grown enough to sustain a hunt.
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point reintroduced elk to Wisconsin in 1995, establishing a herd of 25 near Clam Lake. State law prohibits hunting until the statewide population surpasses 200 animals.
Wallenfang said in an interview that the DNR anticipates the herd will be about 175 animals strong this spring.
The Natural Resources Board has approved plans to import elk from willing donor states to bolster the Clam Lake herd and start a second herd in Jackson County.

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Wolves 2 Peterborough United 0 - match report and pictures
Wolves took another huge step towards promotion after a routine 2-0 win against Peterborough.
Goals from Danny Batth (47) – his second of the season – and Dave Edwards (68) put Kenny Jackett's side up to 90 points, 12 clear of Rotherham in third after they won 4-3 at Gillingham.
It means Wolves still need seven points to be mathematically sure of a return to the Championship.
But in a dominant second-half display, Wolves could even afford the luxury of a missed penalty as Bakary Sako's 73rd-minute spot kick hit the top of the bar, while Posh keeper Bobby Olejnik made fine saves to keep out Sako in the first half and Nouha Dicko and Sam Ricketts in the second.
A third club record went Wolves' way too as the shutout equalled the 23 achieved in 1923-24, to add to their new milestone of nine consecutive wins and most away victories, 14.
Jackett made three changes to the side that drew 0-0 at Stevenage on Tuesday night.
Jack Price, Sako and Dicko replaced James Henry, Liam McAlinden and Leon Clarke.
Sako was back from a toe injury that kept him out of the last two games, while Henry missed out after lasting just 11 minutes in midweek due to a groin problem that is expected to have healed for next Saturday's trip to Crewe.
Posh, who featured former Wolves right-back Mark Little, kicked off attacking the South Bank and they played a stubborn part in first half shaded by the home side.
For all Wolves' dominant possession, they created only two openings as Posh's defence held firm.
The first came in the 14th minute when Dicko was crowded out on the right hand side of the box and Sako steamed in for a fiercely-hit low drive that was palmed away by Olejnik.
The only other real chance of the first period for Wolves came 10 minutes later when Michael Jacobs tried to find the top corner from 25 yards and was inches away with a curling shot.
Posh threatened on 28 when Little put through Conor Washington and the striker rounded keeper Carl Ikeme but was driven wide and could only cross into the box and Wolves held firm.
Wolves had the excellent Richard Stearman to thank for repelling the visitors' other opening when after Grant McCann's free kick hit the defensive wall, the former Leicester stopper threw himself in front of Danny Swanson's shot that seemed to be heading for the top corner.
If Wolves struggled to break through Posh's defence in the first half, they did it in double-quick time at the start of the second after the visitors brought on Lloyd Isgrove for Swanson at half-time.
Batth rose with a towering header from Sam Ricketts's cross from a short corner taken by Jacobs to break the deadlock.
The defender was booked for lifting up his shirt in celebration with fans.
But the goal seemed to allow Wolves to step up a gear and they created several more chances.
Dicko outpaced the defence before forcing Bobby Olejnik into a fine save to tip away.
The former Villa youth shotstopper then flung himself to his left to keep out Ricketts's left-foot shot in the 62nd minute after the captain dispossessed Nathaniel Knight-Percival, who replaced Josh Payne on 55, on the touchline and cut inside.
Posh's first chance came four minutes later when Britt Assombalonga climbed above Scott Golbourne from Tommy Rowe's deep cross but headed a foot over.
Two minutes later Posh were regretting the miss as Wolves doubled their lead when Edwards bundled home left-footed after Olejnik produced a tremendous save to keep out a vicious free kick from Sako on the left.
Dicko appealed in vain for a penalty on 70 when he ran across Michael Bostwick and fell to the ground.
But two minutes later the same combination worked as Wolves were awarded a spot kick as Dicko fell over Bostwick's outstretched leg as he went round him.
Sako could only blaze his kick on top of the bar and over though to prevent Wolves going three goals ahead.
It was all Wolves but Ikeme was forced into action in the 81st minute with a fine stop to his left to keep out Bostwick's drive.
But Wolves had little trouble seeing out the rest of the game as they took another giant step towards promotion.
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whoopee 3more pts ? hard to pick the best player today ,but for me Edwards had a gr8 game,well done the lads
Statos Boring Brother
Loving it. I'm enjoying my football now more than I have for 20 years.
Just a couple of little niggles
1. Why can't our report be accompanied by a match photo rather than a worried looking KJ picture. If they can send one from Carrow Road surely someone can walk from Molineux to Queen Square with a picture
2. This is more important. Without counting any chickens, there is a good possibility that we could gain promotion of even win the league at an away match. Please, please, please can we wear gold and black for all of our remaining matches I would hate to think of looking at pictures in years to come of our boys celebrating in that awful pink/purple kit.
3 Points Saturday
I couldn't agree more with all three points Stato! Especially the last. Somehow our away kit reminds me of when England wore that dreadful grey kit. Such a pity colour. Thank goodness Wolves are playing better than England did!
More to the point than selling a few more shirts, (why would anybody want to buy one at this stage of the season when there will be another for the next anyway?) neither the O's, Crewe or Coventry are famed for their Old Gold and Black home kits. So come on Jez, Mr Morgan et al, make this a climax to remember.
Old Wulfrunian
It's getting closer for us!! Pity Rotherham scored twice in the last 5 minutes but that shouldn't take the gloss off another great win. If we don't let Mr Hitchcock (3 goals today) scare us when we play the Millers at the Mol we should be ok.
A third club record went Wolves' way too as the shutout equalled the 23 achieved in 1923-24, to add to their new milestone of nine consecutive wins and most away victories, 14.
king kenny managed to avoid the poisoned chalice of manager of the month and stearman and co kept out 29 goal brit assambalonga.
we more than made up for the loss of in form henry and could have wone by more, now only need 7 points for the remaining 15.
i could'nt make it as was on 6-2, and had to do the washing up for her indoors. roll on crewe. utw.
Well done the Wolves.
Well done WWFC if Rotherham lose mid week, we might just secure promotion against them in a fortnight.
Just gets better and better...
One of the most consummate top-notch performances of the year. So close, now, and feeling the weight of last year's relegation lifting.
Well done Wolves. Just a couple more!
Great win Wolves. Nearly there...
grumppy grandad
Another well deserved win with some nice football at times and a good all round performance from all the team pity about the penalty though
Another great win :)
Another solid professional performance, by the lads. I thought the back four was yet again outstanding, with McDonald running the show. But Ive given my m.o t.m. to Dave Edwards, who had an excellent game, and covered every blade of grass on the park. I would also like to give special praise to Stearman and Golbourne, who dont get the credit they fully deserve. WELL PLAYED THE LADS: UTW:
Jackett the Hat
Well put Tom, personally I try to look at other players for M.O.T.M, cos the way he's playin K-Mac could win it every week. Edwards was very good again but the Jock Hoddle was head and shoulders above everybody on the pitch.
Think we both remember the times on here when Wulfies were screaming for a proper Left-Back, somebody who has an allround game, positionally sound, pass, cross, tackle and no slouch either......take a bow Scott 'whoopee' Goldbourne , who has gotta be one of the first names on the team sheet. I can't praise him enough and would love to know how many 'assists' he's got to his name this season .Ikeme, Stears and Danny Bahht (from Brierly Hill, if you didn't know) are pure Wolf, so that's enough for me and Sam Ricketts, well.....you just know what you're gettin, he's got my vote for the player of the season cos his influence and guidance on the young uns around him is the reason we get a clean sheet most weeks, when you think about the balance in games at the beginning of the season, games we could've lost, Sam Ricketts had the cool head and gave the foundations to where we are now.
Next stop Crewe, all change for pub and Chip shap...
Well done Kenny and the team, COME ON YOU WOLVES Nearly there.
Selly park wolf
Well done wolves almost there!
Very similar to the port vale game struggled to create an opening in first half but looked like getting a hatful second half once the first goal went in.
McDonald was superb again but for me Stearman was motm especially first half when he was solid.
Sako didn't look comfortable especially when he was handed the ball for the penalty but 1 more win will do it for me.
Super mac or Edwards should take the pens from now on!
No Sweat
The Crewe crew will be left at the station
Rotherham won't bother 'em, nor will Leyton
Coventry seem to have run out of style
Time for a disco at home to Carlisle
London Wolf
As per 'Statos Boring Brother', above - We've got to wear the Old Gold and Black on the run in.
Why are we going with the flow re changing kits at the drop of a hat anyway ?
What's the point in having a beautiful, unusual, set of colours if we swop them at the least opportunity ?
And the change strip's awful.
Keep it up, Kenny and Co.
The Wolves !
Stearmans overhead kick
Like a few around me relieved to see the first goal go in to be honest,,Although we looked pretty comfortable they frustrated us a bit like Shrewsbury did first half, Sako looked busy I thought. But 2 goals for, And another clean sheet in any division is impressive So an award for a team and not a player would be more fitting,Well done to all the Wolves pitchside.
Awesome!!! Another clean sheet and a solid win against a team that can cause problems for any team in this division. I wish I could witness these games but I have to do what I can to keep in touch from Tampa, Florida. This is becoming a memorable season for the team I have supported for 55 years.
I hope the Club has something special planned for this squad especially our keepers and the back four who have kept it together all season.
KJ will need a statue outside the Mol if we go up. He has brought a belief back into the town and the Club that has been missing for far too long. Hopefully, our Ownership will give him the support he needs to take us back to the promised land.
Come on you Wolves!!,
Yet another outstanding performance from the boys,not far to go now just keep going and do not worry about other teams, take it one game at a time and we will get the promotion that KJ & the team deserve.
Another reason to get the contract drawn up for Stears. Great show by all accounts on the back of two lacklustre performances, one more win I reckon will do us.
Looking increasingly likely we won't get the chance to play our friends down the road next season, well done to them, an excellent win at a time of great pressure. (but don't tell them that ! lol)
i look like the cheshire cat this season :)
Lets keep our feet on the ground though and lets become the best we can where ever we end up over the next 5 years let be feared instead of fearing others. Wolves aye we!!!
Ps theres nothing promising about the promised land unless you are successful!!!!
Brilliant result. Well done Wolves.
Hold fast and reap the reward!
Sheer bliss!
Great performance and result today
Small point to the E&Sbut
Shutout = American
Clean sheet = English
Rant over
Winnipeg Wolf
Great to see, not a lot to dislike about this season so far. Also whilst its difficult to watch the games from here its seems from the reports that Stearman and Edwards are making big contributions - the new Jody Craddocks (can't think of a midfield equivalent who went from bad to good - can someone help me out?)
Not important, but I agree with some others that this is probably the worst away kit in my lifetime. And 2nd worst full stop behind our tyre skid marks one from 90's
I shall be supporting Sheffield UK on Tuesday, Bradford on Friday and Gillingham on Saturday. I'm not worried as we will beat Crewe next week and get at least a draw against Rotherham and Orient. COYW.
Well done Wolves!.I reckon that a win at Crewe + not losing against Rotherham and we are virtually promoted as we have a superior goal difference.Once that is sorted,let's go on to win the title.
Danny batths first goal, correct me if I am wrong guys, but danny scored at rotherham in 3 3 draw
Southbankwolfie: he did mate, got the first, another header...
Great win, and held the ball better than any side i have seen for years, Mac is the key with Price doing the fetch ball, a bit more noise needed from the fans as it went a little flat at times, 30.000 at the Rotherham game would be great as i think it will be the day we go up.
The Flying Winger
Another step towards the finishing line, a good performance and the feature of the season with goals from other parts of the team than the strikers.
Another good performance from Stearman who has come to the fore again this season.
Please only Gold & Black strip now not that awful away one whatever colour it is!!!!!
So delighted - well done, Kenny and the squad. UTW
Wolves did a professional job on Peterborough. A few months ago this was a club that was one of our main rivals for promotion. The scoreline was actually slightly flattering to Peterborough as they only had one serious attempt at goal. It was easy peasy.
And so on to Crewe. For the first time in my life I will be going to an away match on the train. All aboard the Golden Express.
Why am i going into these game so nervous? I really have no need to. Wolves are restricting the opposition to virtually nothing during the 90 mins, They consistently look threatening with almost every attack. Over the last few years I think I must of emotionally detached myself from wolves. But this year all of a sudden I'm like a kid going to my first match again. I get so excited evry friday or monday night looking forward to the next days game. It's great.
I think Sako did have an off day yesterday but still managed to set up the second goal with a great free kick and really causes their full back and covering central defenders concern, which in turn frees up other midfield players. His contribution isn't just on the ball it's the distraction he is to the opposition as well.
Golbourne consitently brilliant, Never gets caught out of position and links up attacking play with whoever plays in front of him.
An all round honest squad of players and a loy to watch.
Thank you Kenny, Thank you Wolves. Enjoying my football again. COYW
Only been to a few games this season but I was very impressed by the quality of football shown by the Wolves on Sat it reminded me of a Tv game a few seasons ago against Swansea when we were passed off the field by Swansea. For all those who say its only Div 3 you can only beat what is in front of you and I am sure that when this side gets promotion it is good enough to be a hit in the Championship.Keep up the good work ALL of you at the Mol. Cmon on me babbies
My first visit yesterday since the travesty against Burnley at the end of last season. What a contrast. A stadium filled with hope unlike the despair I encountered last time. Even better was the thrill of seeing a team playing football with the ball on the ground. Jackett has clearly done a great job A number of very good performances and Baath looked very impressive. The next captain obviously. I came away elated. Thank you Mr Jackett for restoring my faith in a club I have supported for over sixty years.
John Shirley
Couldn't be at the game yesterday: wedding duties.---- I'll be at crewe next Saturday though. It is an interesting debate developing as to who should be player of the season. My own view, for what it is worth , is that every good team has to be built, first and foremost, on a solid defence. Therefore, as to who you choose from the back four really is tough one. The middle two, Stears and D.B. have been rock solid for most of the year, and have played a passing game out of defence. Golbourne is revelatory! I have waxed lyrical about him for most of the season. However, my pick, after a lot of thought, is Samuel Ricketts. Like K.J., he is quietly influential, has steadied the ship, and brings the best out of those around him. No small wonder he was K.J.'s first purchase. Leadership par excellence!
Sir Billy Quiet
JIWAL where are you?
Ye Olde South Bank
When Wolves are on their game, they're different class, as Posh found out. Well done, Kenny and his boys. It's slightly disappointing we didn't get the 3 or 4 goals our approach work merited, and it's a pity about that missed penalty, but hey, 3pts is 3pts!
Never mind all those victories and 23 clean sheets , so far. No, it's been brilliant seeing some good, honest football played by some good, honest teams this season. In short, what a refreshing change it's been from that corrupt Premier League status we all seem to covet.
In some ways, at least I'm going to miss this 'division from hell' because, overall, it's been anything but. On the contrary, it's been the embryo room for Wolves' recovery. UTW.


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First Regional Cooperative Credit Union gives back
First Regional Cooperative Credit Union, which recently reopened its newly refurbished offices in Highgate, St Mary, is giving back to the community through donations to the hospital and two schools in the parish.
Port Maria Hospital was the recipient of a suction machine while Islington High School received a photocopier and Mount Maria High School got a cheque for $115,000 towards purchasing one.
The organisations were quite appreciative of the donation which amounted to almost $500,000.
Patrick Tyrell, vice principal of the Islington High School, said the donation of a photocopier to the school was well appreciated.
"It's a very, very nice gesture from First Regional," he said, explaining that the machine will empower the school and by extension the community.
"It is such a needy thing at Islington," he added. Tyrell further explained that the photocopier will come in handy at a time when the school is preparing for internal exams.
Chief executive officer (CEO) of Port Maria Hospital Althea Gardner expressed gratitude for the suction machine which will be used in the Accident and Emergency department.
"We are grateful for this gift... We thank you for your partnership with us," she said.
Lorna Bailey, principal of Marymount High, said the institution was also grateful for the donation from First Regional towards the acquisition of a photocopier for the school.
Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, who was a guest at the opening, praised the credit union for its support of the community and its outreach activities. He said credit unions are as relevant today as when they were first created, being the answer for many with a minimal income at their disposal.
First Regional Cooperative Credit Union CEO Patricia Smith said the opening of the branch reflects the organisation's commitment to the people of St Mary.
"We take this interest in you very seriously," she explained, adding that it was more than providing financial services but contributing to the community.
"This is our small way of giving back to the parish of St Mary as we say thanks for the support," she said in regards to donations made.
Donald Mason, president of the credit union, explained that the renovation at the Highgate location will provide more spacious accommodation for customers.
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Immigrant detainees' tales revealed to visitors
The first story, like so many stories Jan Meslin would hear at the immigrant detention center in Irvine, was hard to follow, and Meslin didn't know how much of it was true.
But that didn't matter. What mattered was the connection.
It was September 2012. Meslin, a 62-year-old recent retiree from Mission Viejo, sat in a loud, cavernous, fluorescent-lit visitor center at the James A. Musick jail in Irvine.
Across the table sat Martina, from Honduras, an immigrant detainee and one of roughly 1,000 people held in Orange County jails for immigration violations.
"She had been trafficked by her own mother when she was 12 years old," Meslin recalled. "Brought to the U.S. to work in bars."
Martina was now in her 30s, though Meslin said she looked older. "She said that she had no money to call her children, and she worried that her children would not understand the separation."
After a half-hour a sheriff's deputy signaled that their visit would have to end.
The two women had barely understood each other. Martina spoke little English, Meslin no Spanish. Yet after that brief meeting Meslin, a onetime computer trainer and special education assistant in Saddleback Valley schools, felt herself propelled into a new chapter of her life.
Today, Meslin is leader of Friends of Orange County Detainees, an informal group of 50 volunteers who visit immigrant detainees in Musick jail, Santa Ana jail and, beginning this month, the Theo Lacy maximum security facility in Orange.
To date, the group has made contact with 94 detainees, some of whom have been in detention for nearly three years awaiting word on whether they will be deported or granted asylum in the United States.
Some are refugees. Others were brought to the U.S. as children and didn't even know they were here illegally. Others are hardened criminals.
Still, whatever their backgrounds, Meslin believes the people her group visits all have stories and families and, while detained, they're just "wasting away" their lives.
"This program really offers a way for everyone to see the world through others' eyes," she says.
Orange County is one of the nation's key points for immigrant detention. Three local jails are contracted by federal officials (through Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to hold immigrant detainees brought into the system from other parts of Southern California and as far away as Massachusetts. In all, there are 10 detention centers in California holding about 3,800 detainees. And, nationally, there are about 34,000 detainees held on a typical day.
Immigrant detainees have not been charged with crimes. Immigrants charged with crimes are routed into the criminal justice system and housed with other criminal inmates.
Detainees are mostly housed separately from, and have fewer constitutional rights than, criminal defendants. They are not given free legal representation or free phone calls. Jails can charge them high fees for telephone use, pillows, aspirin and other amenities.
Detainees wear color-coded jailhouse jumpsuits and are shackled at judicial proceedings. Most never receive a visitor. Their families, often illegal immigrants themselves, might be too scared to come to a jail, or they live too far away or simply don't care.
Which is why Jan Meslin went to the Musick jail visitor center last September.
Meslin is a Unitarian. A few years earlier, her Mission Viejo congregation began studying immigration as a social issue. Meslin was appalled to learn that hundreds of immigrants were being detained without legal recourse a short drive away from her home.
A person active with a local faith-based community organizing group who spoke to Meslin's church about the issue suggested that Meslin visit immigrant detainees. Detainees are lonely, bored and often believe no one cares about their plight, the activist said. Visiting them, the activist added, might fill a huge, unmet need.
Soon, Meslin and others from her congregation had an appointment at Musick.
Meslin was nervous the day she met Martina. She had to pass through a metal detector and hand over everything but her driver's license and car key to jailers. The Musick visitors' center mixes detainees with criminal inmates, and signs warn visitors not to touch detainees and to keep hands visible at all times.
Meslin, casting around for something to say to Martina, asked about Honduras. "She smiled broadly," Meslin said. Soon, the two women were chatting about children – Martina had four, all under 8 years old – and the "food and customs" of Martina's hometown.
Meslin gave Martina money for a phone call. "She looked worried," Meslin said. But it was clear the visit made a difference.
Outside the jail, Meslin felt both stunned and elated by what she'd just done. For the first time in her life, she said, she felt she was "part of a bigger thing."
Meslin told her friends. Her friends told friends. The growing group went back to Musick, then to Santa Ana jail. Meslin learned that Martina had been freed, that she'd been declared a victim of trafficking.
"She used the money I gave her to call her children," Meslin said. "She had not spoken to them in months. They told her that they missed her cooking, specifically chicken."
Meslin said she wishes the entire system of immigrant detention could be replaced with something less restrictive. But she said her group takes no official position on immigration as an issue. The only requirement for volunteers, who come from a variety of faith backgrounds, is that they commit to visit one or more detainees for three months.
So far, relations with both ICE and jail authorities have been friendly and cooperative.
"Just being there helps," Meslin said. "That's all we can do."
Meslin is not a born activist. A sign in her kitchen reads, "I can't clean house and save the world at the same time." She herself can't wholly explain why, at this stage in her life, she suddenly has been drawn to minister to immigrants.
"To me it's not that big a deal," she said, meaning she doesn't consider herself extraordinary.
Meslin was raised Presbyterian in Rochester, Minn. Her mother started a social-concerns committee at church and took Meslin to visit people in nursing homes. But Meslin said she didn't really like going; "it was boring."
Listening to detainees is different.
"You start thinking of them sitting there, all by themselves, waiting for a visitor," Meslin said. "Once you start, you want to go as much as you can."
Meslin keeps an archive of volunteers' written accounts of their visits.
"He seems defeated," one volunteer wrote of a Mexican detainee named Jose, who owns a painting company in Adelanto and, in April, was facing deportation. "Every week I see him he says over and over how he wants to see his kids."
Another detainee, an asylum seeker from El Salvador, "writes poetry, wants to send some to me," another volunteer wrote. "He has been in detention since 2010."
Wrote another volunteer: "I visited A ... this morning, and it was a sad visit. I had just been privately wondering how marriages stood up under the long absences of one of the spouses. I found out; they don't."
Meslin herself wrote of visiting a 37-year-old El Salvadoran detainee who was also seeking asylum. He'd been a member of the MS13 street gang in El Salvador but left the gang when his daughter was born.
Now both the gang and anti-gang police in El Salvador sought to kill him, the detainee claimed.
"He is tattooed," Meslin wrote. "The ones I notice the most are the names of his two daughters tattooed on his fingers."
"He is also an artist. He made me and another visitor painstakingly detailed rosary beads out of plastic lunch bags – the hanging crosses are from wrapped shiny metal made from ballpoint pen clips."
"They are works of art, and every visitor I bring, he offers to make another as a gift of gratitude. One month ago, the detention authorities raided and confiscated all of (the) crosses he made."
Meslin said she risks growing depressed from her work. "I'm realizing more and more that most of the people we visit will exhaust all of their options and finally get deported," she said. "It's a sad ending."
Yet, she won't stop visiting.
"It makes the detainees so happy when we come.
"Hopefully, we can keep going and, hopefully, the system can get better."
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Aidan O'Brien: could have first Cheltenham Festival runner for 11 years
PICTURE: Patrick McCann (racingpost.com/photos)O'Brien enters Shield for Champion Bumper
AIDAN O'BRIEN could have his first Cheltenham Festival runner since the mighty Istabraq was pulled up in the 2002 Champion Hurdle after the training great entered Shield in the Weatherbys Champion Bumper.
O'Brien ran Shield and Egyptian Warrior at Punchestown seven days ago, his first jumps runners for more than eight years, and has opted solely for Shield, who beat his stablemate by one place in fourth.
He is not the only Flat trainer to target the bumper as Mark Johnston (Willpower) and George Baker (I'm Fraam Govan) also have contenders in the 51-strong entry.
Irish-trained horses have won 15 of the 20 runnings of the race and a typically strong challenge features big money buy Golantilla and five - Briar Hill, Clondaw Court, Moyle Park, Sizing Tennessee and Union Dues - from race-specialist Willie Mullins.
The home team is headed by a number of exciting debut winners including Jeremy Scott's Empiracle, recent Wetherby victor Diamond King and Milo Man, who scored by 25 lengths at Taunton on February 7.
Milo Man's trainer Evan Williams said: "We had to enter Milo Man because he obviously won so well at Taunton and has come out of the race incredibly well.
"I'm not going to say he will definitely run because we would want to see some cut in the ground but we are training him for the race and we will have to see what the weather does between now and then.
"He is a horse I have the utmost confidence in and I think he is a very nice horse but whether he is a bumper horse, I don't know. Whatever he does, as long as he is a lucky horse, he could win a very nice race one day."
The final festival entries have now been revealed with Quevega, Une Artiste and Kentford Grey Lady in a list of 36 for the Mares' Hurdle and last year's one-two Salsify and Chapoturgeon among 39 contenders for the Foxhunter Chase.
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An explicit bound on epsilon for nonemptiness of Epsilon-cores of games
We consider parameterized collections of games without side payments and determine a bound on epsilon so that all suffciently large games in the collection have non-empty epsilon-cores. Our result makes explicit the relationship between the required size of epsilon for non-emptiness of the epsilon-core, the parameters describing the collection of games, and the size of the total player set. Given the parameters describing the collection, the larger the game, the smaller the epsilon that can be chosen.
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On the very last day of March, I saw a Tweet on my Twitter feed. It was asking anyone who saw that Tweet to help Anika heal her broken heart. I clicked on the link and saw a beautiful little girl. She had adorable ringlets and a sweet, shy smile.
Anika also has Single Ventricle Defect. Our hearts have two ventricles--one pumps blood into our lungs, the other pumps blood to the rest of our body. Anika only has one ventricle. She has literally just half a heart, and it's beating extra hard to keep this little four-year-old girl alive. She needs two expensive surgeries to fix this rare heart problem.
When I found out about Anika, my own heart broke because, for one painful minute, it was Vito I saw lying in that hospital bed. If only I had billions and billions, Anika! Instead, I blogged about her and Tweeted and re-Tweeted. I wanted Anika to live! She was born the day before my wedding, a fairy-tale day, and I want her and her parents to live happily ever after.
Today I heard the bestest news ever! Put on your gowns, ladies, and tie your bow ties, gents, while we bring out the champagne because Anika's got the most amazing birthday gift. But I won't tell you here. Let Anika tell you herself!
Thank you to everybody who re-Tweeted and spread the word about Anika. Thank you to the generous souls who contributed to her surgery fund. Thank you to everybody who stormed the gates of heaven. But we're just halfway there! Please keep spreading Anika's story and praying for her complete cure. God bless you!


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Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said the company is intent on using encryption technologies to penetrate countries with strict censorship rules, such as China and North Korea.
Singer: Expect more turbulence in emerging markets
Paul Singer, CEO of hedge fund Elliott Management Corp., talks to Gerard Baker at the World Economic Forum and discusses the outlook for the global economy. Photo: Getty Images
"It is possible, within the next decade, using encryption, we would be able to open up countries that have strict censorship laws … giving people a voice," Schmidt said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland.
In the wake of the disclosures about surveillance by the National Security Agency, Schmidt said Google has been working to strengthen its encryption so governments "won't be able to" penetrate it. "This creates a problem for governments like China's," Schmidt added.
Google Inc. GOOG, +1.28% moved its search services out of China in 2010 and relocated to Hong Kong, because of concerns about censorship and cyberattacks, but Schmidt said that the company watches developments there closely. He said that YouTube is totally blocked and that Gmail works sporadically.
An expanded version of this report appears on WSJ.com
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Dominik Hasek, Mike Modano, Peter Forsberg and Rob Blake are headed into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
The four players were among six selected Monday for induction in November. The late Pat Burns will be enshrined as a coach in the builder category along with referee Bill McCreary.
Hasek, who was known as "the Dominator," won the Vezina Trophy as the NHL's top goaltender six times, tying Bill Durnan's total and trailing Jacques Plante's record. He won two Hart Trophies as league MVP in 1997 and 1998 with the Buffalo Sabres. He was with the Detroit Red Wings when he hoisted the Stanley Cup in 2002.
Modano had 561 career goals and 1,374 points, both of which are records for players born in the U.S. The Michigan native was drafted by the Minnesota North Stars, became a star with the franchise in Dallas and ended his career with his hometown Red Wings.
Forsberg and Blake, who both won Stanley Cups with Colorado, are in the Triple Gold Club, a select group of hockey players who have won a Cup, Olympic and world gold medals.
Burns, who coached the New Jersey Devils to the 2003 Stanley Cup title, died of cancer at 58 in 2010. The police officer-turned-hockey coach won the Adams Trophy as the NHL's top coach with three teams: Toronto, Montreal and Boston.
McCreary wan an official for nearly 2,000 games, including 282 playoff games, from 1984 until he worked his last game on April 2, 2011.


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The historic Ebola outbreak has pushed a Northeast church to temporarily change its educational mission in Liberia to concentrate on battling the illness.
Two members of a Somerton church that's been building a school in Liberia were in the West African country earlier this year, but they were there and back home before the largest ever outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus began this spring.
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I first got stuck on a ladder and a while later I clicked on: 'restart level',and I got killed nonstop for no reason. Also thecontrols are total crap. The shadow idea is nice, but also crappy executed. The puzzle is a funny minigame, but it doesn't fit in the rest of the game. Thisgame doesn't deserve badges. 1/5.
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Interesting platforming concept, I actually have to say. Fairly fun, but I agree that the controls should be loosened up a bit. I personally don't mind the links and ads, but whatever. Load times aren't too terrible for me either; at least the levels are somewhat long and quite challenging, though again that's partially from the stiff movement. Overall enjoyable, if not frustrating maybe too often, and is also relatively innovative, what with the shadow manipulating to create new platforms. I wish there was more to do while playing Deathcards, but I guess it's good enough as it is, even if it's kinda out of place compared to the rest of the game. However I think what is most interesting to me is the philosophical questions you must answer to complete a level, and what the effect they have on your spiritual character as a result. So I liked it, but since the controls are clunky I'll give a 4/5. And does anyone think the Self Discovery requirements should be two seperate hard badges?
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your physics settings for friction are way too high and then drop way too low. when you land or reach a new platform, it feels like you are walking on glue with cement boots. then once you get going, you are on greased ice. unfortunate since the levels and message are inspiring and fun. also the AI for deathcards is terribad
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Wow. A mere 1,062 people have the hard badge. That REALLY says something. I have never seen a hard badge with that few awarded. Hell...most Impossible badges have more than that. I played this game once..the day I broke my foot..now I'm at back, at least for the medium.
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I got a little worried seeing all the comments about being taken off-site, but that's really not necessary. You can complete the game within Kongregate just fine! And then at the end check out the website to see how it assesses your life philosophy. Fun and entertaining - both for the platformer, the puzzles, and the philosophical questions.
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Very well thought out. Highly symbolic. For example, in dark areas, where you stand determines where the shadows are cast. Basically, they are saying that in grey areas, what is right and what is wrong is subjective: up to you. I don't quite agree, but still, brilliant.
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Deathcard game is fun: I wish we could just do matches (and trainings too). The questions are very dull imo (and of a caricatural manichaeism), but the comparing part (as well as the 'map') is interesting in a game. But the platform bit... I don't think I'll have the patience.
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Just finished it, though I don't know why... This game had more bugs in it than Fallout 3. Anyway, the concept was great. I loved the quotes, loved the deepness, and loved the ability to compare my thoughts to other famous people. The gameplay was the worst headache I'd put myself through in a long time. I'll attribute half of it to the fact that I was using XP Service Pack 2, but... I'd be much more fond of a quiz version that goes from question to deathcards then shows your results. Nice job with the deathcards by the way.
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Protip: You can increase your jump height by triple-tapping the spacebar. Keep in mind that it also increases your falling distance off heights. Does not work when on ladders. Works best when the game is lagging, which for me is always. @ChannelFour: In your next much-needed update, please do NOT fix this issue. It happens to be the only reason I haven't rage quit yet.
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I created my character, and within minutes my catchphrase became "WTF just happened?" This can be a good thing when the idea is to be abstract and the story isn't so simple. But it's not a good thing in terms of faulty mechanics that have me ripping my hair out to try to get time trials. I think this game would have been much better and less aggravating over all if there was more focus on text and puzzles than platforming. Or, if the platforming mechanics were just... I don't know... better. 4/5
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A good idea, integrate philosophical thinking in a game, but above the technical problems concerning the game in itself, I just found very manichean the choices that you have to do when you are at the end of a level you know, to choose between "yes" or "no",if we consider the questions which are asked to the player, there is a lot of thing to say...
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This game is pretty well coded, except for jumping and the slide on the last spirit level. I can't tell you how many times I've been running, hit space, and nothing happened. That slide also needed to have those blocks higher. The slide gets stuck sometimes, while speeding through others. Other than that, great game play. I like the idea behind the game a lot, too, but my religious self and philosophical self are somewhat separate, and many of these questions I felt had nothing to do with philosophy (is there an after life? My answer to that has nothing to do with my answer to philosophical questions).
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Ah woops.... when I went back to get the time achievement thing... I've been almost purposefully putting in the opposite answer... I thought that it was only the first answer you choose that counted... although I suppose it is a good thing you can change your answers if you wanted to. :)
but other than the loading time, I overall like the game.
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Tony C. DreibusWheat futures fell to the lowest since June on signs of declining demand for supplies from the U.S., the world's biggest exporter.
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What if a router could make sure streaming movies and online games always get the bulk of your bandwidth, even if everyone else in your house is downloading a zillion porn movies? That's exactly what hard drive kingpin Western Digital claims to have done with its first router, the My Net N900 HD.
What Is It
A router that can customize and prioritize bandwidth use toward the things you need first.
Who's It For
Anyone with more than one device connected to a home network.
It's huge! 156 x 30 x 237 mm. But it's a router. You're not carrying it around. Plus, the antenna is internal, so you can slide it into tighter spots than most routers.
Using It
Setup is simple. The on-board processor uses FasTrack software to automatically detect types of traffic and direct them. Use a simple menu to set up pre-defined services like Hulu, WoW, and Skype.
The Best Part
FasTrack actually works! Normally, downloads crowd out streaming movies or games. Diablo 3 can lag with a latency rate of over 1,000ms if played during a simultaneous download. But after loading the router up with a few file downloads, from totally reputable sources, it played at a respectable latency (100-200ms), and even dipped below 100 from time to time. Impressive.
Tragic Flaw
The $180 price is more than most people want to pay for a router.
Test Notes
- The N900 doesn't have the new WiFi standard, 802.11ac. So, if you're looking for a long-term router, you might want to shy away for now. But the 450Mbps Wireless-N data rate on 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz provides plenty of throughput.
- It has two USB 2.0 ports that can act as network-attached storage (NAS). Apps to access your media via mobile devices.
- Wireless performance on the 2.4Ghz band stayed relatively steady at 50+ feet through walls. 5Ghz didn't fare as well, but that's to be expected.
Should You Buy It?
Yes. The NAS features are a little lacking, and the lack of 802.11ac might hurt in a few years, but for now, FasTrack is the first exciting thing to happen to routers in a while.
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• Networking: 802.11n (2.4+5 GHz Dualband)
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The Condor Transporter's discreet design hides your AR-15 Carbine in plain sight. The 164 features a padded interior with a removable divider to separate the upper and lower receivers with a padded mesh back to maximize airflow. The exterior zipper compartment hold s your magazines tools and other accessories. Also fits AR and AK pistols as well as AK-47 under folders and other take-down guns.
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