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The city is beautiful! Full of genious buildings, great street life, beaches, mountains, cool stores, monuments, historic places, and more, much more. And the food, oh the food... Barcelona and all the Catalunia region have some of the best chefs and restaurants in the world (Adrià's El Bulli is probably the most famous).
And what about their patisseries? This city is the home of a few of my favourite pastry chefs, and it was the perfect opportunity to go drool over their trendy patisseries. I was a happy (and well fed) girl these days! Wanna come on a tour of the sweet side of Barcelona?
Let's start with the big Oriol Balaguer, he's probably the pastry king in Spain right now. He wrote one of the greatest pastry books ever and his shop looked more like a jewelry store instead. Everything was so darn perfect! I bought a box with 4 gigantic vanilla financiers. Lovely...
Next stop was Enric Rovira, a master chocolatier. Another jewelry store like shop, with pretty and modern packaging and cool flavours.
Almond, milk chocolate and mostard or wasabi, white chocolate and peas? Oh well, I'll take the saffron ones instead... Would you look at the color of that saffron ganache?
Another chocolate heaven was Xocoa. One wall completely covered with different flavours bars. But it was too hot to carry chocolate around so I decided for a basil-coffee chocolate chip cookie. Interesting stuff...
So after that generous quantity of sugar I decided to go to the famous market in the city center, La Boqueria.
I though it would be a good opportunity to buy some fruit and some healthier things. Yeah, right... Of course I found fruit, but my eyes were more interested in the chuches, gomitas, frutos secos y otras porquerias...
Everywhere I looked there were gummies! They're very popular in Spain, so if you live by the rule "In Rome be a Roman", well then in Spain... eat gummies!
Right next to the market, in probably the most popular street La Rambla there's another iconic pastry shop: Escribà. They're most well known for their jewelry made out of sugar.
Caramel rings that you can eat?! That gotta be better than diamond ones, right?
I didn't buy a caramel ring, but if I had bought it I would probably propose to Carles Mampel, the head behind my absolute favourite pastry shop from this trip: Bubò.
I'm in love with him, with his style and with his... pistachio macarrons.
What about his Opera Cake (remember this?) on a stick, covered with chocolate and crunchy bits? Carles will you marry me?
So now back home I think I'll have to start considering cutting down on the sugar to compensate for the enormous amount I had last week. I'll start with these spanish olives I brought back with me. Even thought they're almond brittle covered in white and dark chocolate, they're still olives. Right? And olives are like vegetables, right? Right???


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Boulder City Council members said Tuesday night they have confidence in the police department's ability to conduct a thorough investigation into the possibility of officer misconduct in the Jan. 1 shooting of an elk on Mapleton Hill.
But Councilman Macon Cowles said the possible cooperation of officers in violating department policy raises questions about the department culture.
"It suggests an agreement at least to be silent about something that upsets everyone else in this room," Cowles said. "Are there corners of the department that are acting on their own, outside of the authority of the department?"
Police Chief Mark Beckner told the council that lying and committing criminal acts will not be tolerated.
"We do not tolerate deception or untruthfulness," Beckner said. "You ask any employee in the Boulder Police Department, 'Will telling a lie get you fired from this department?' and the answer will be 'yes.'"
Beckner said the internal investigation could take one to two months.
According to officials, a Boulder police officer was on patrol near Mapleton Avenue and Ninth Street at around 11 p.m. Jan. 1 when he encountered an elk which, the officer said, was injured. The officer deemed it needed to be put down and killed the elk with a shotgun, then called an off-duty police officer to come pick up the carcass.
The on-duty officer did not tell dispatchers he was putting down the elk, nor did he report to his supervisors that he had fired his weapon.
Neighbors told the Camera the officer told them he might kill the animal because it was aggressive and not to be alarmed if they heard a gunshot.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has seized the elk's carcass for testing and is conducting an investigation into whether the officers, identified as Sam Carter and Brent Curnow, violated any criminal statutes, including laws against poaching and official misconduct.
City Council members said Tuesday night they
shared the distress of the community at the shooting of the elk, with Councilman Tim Plass recounting seeing the elk walking alone up a snow-covered street at Christmastime.
"I think everyone is troubled by the incident and the loss of such a well-loved animal in our community," Councilwoman Suzanne Jones said.
Myriah Conroy, a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, said Boulder should create a police oversight committee that meets publicly and has members appointed by the City Council. The internal affairs review panel has civilian members, but they are selected by the police department and city manager, and the board meets privately.
"It's about building the trust, the transparency, the accountability with the community," Conroy said.
The Boulder County chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, of which Conroy used to be a board member, has advocated for this change for years.
Beckner said he takes the possibility of officer misconduct very seriously, but the internal investigation needs to come after the criminal investigation by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
"We don't want to do anything that is going to step on that criminal investigation and hinder it in any way," Beckner told the council. "That's the priority."
He said the Boulder Police Department has conducted criminal investigations into its own officers before, most notably when an officer on medical leave, Christian McCracken, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. He faces trial later this year.
However, it's more appropriate for Parks and Wildlife officials to investigate this case because they have more experience with potential poaching cases, and their involvement suggests more independence in the investigation, Beckner said.
Beckner said the case is more complicated than if a private citizen had shot the elk within city limits and out of season because officers do have the authority to kill injured and aggressive animals. Investigators need to compare the officers' accounts with witness statements, the forensic evidence and the standard of "reasonable and necessary" police action.
The department also plans to do additional training on how to handle wildlife cases, though lack of training might not be an issue in this case, Beckner said.
The internal investigation differs from the criminal investigation in several important ways, Beckner said.
Suspects cannot be forced to talk to criminal investigators because of their Fifth Amendment right to not incriminate themselves. However, the police department can compel the officers to speak to internal affairs or face additional discipline.
The union contract also requires that officers facing discipline be able to see all the evidence against them, Beckner said. Criminal investigators, though, don't have to share evidence with suspects until much later in the court process.
Beckner said the Boulder Police Department is cooperating fully with Parks and Wildlife, but significant portions of the internal investigation will have to wait until a decision is made about criminal charges.
The police union may pay for legal representation for the officers out of union dues, Beckner said, but no public funds will be used to defend the officers if they are charged.
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Good food guide
Find out about fat
A small amount of fat is an important part of a balanced diet, and not all fats are bad for health. But too much fat (including ghee, above) can have serious consequences.
Scroll down to watch a video about eating well on a budget
Fat contains a lot of calories and most people in the UK eat too much fat, which causes weight gain.
Everyone stores some fat under the skin and around the internal organs, but where excess fat is stored differs from person to person. Some people store excess fat around their middle and some store it around their thighs and bottom. Putting on weight around the middle can be a more serious risk factor for health problems such as heart disease and diabetes, particularly if you're of South Asian origin. For more information on the risks of putting on weight around your belly, see Why body shape matters.
Not all fat is bad
There are different types of fat and some fat is an important part of a balanced diet. Fat helps the body absorb certain nutrients and is a source of energy. Cutting back on the total amount of fat you eat is a good idea, but it's also important to think about the type of fat you're eating.
To help cut down on saturated fat, avoid frying food. Try steaming, baking or grilling instead
Saturated fat (sometimes called 'bad fat') occurs in many foods. Foods with high levels of saturated fat include:
- butter
- ghee
- lard
- cream
- cheese
- processed products such as sausages, kebabs, pastries, pies, biscuits and cakes
Too much saturated fat can raise cholesterol, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Most people need to cut down on the amount of saturated fat in their diet.
Unsaturated fat (sometimes called 'good fat') is found in foods such as:
- oily fish (for example mackerel and salmon)
- nuts and seeds
- sunflower oil
- rapeseed oil
- olive oil
- avocados
These fats can help reduce cholesterol levels. Try to replace some of the saturated fat you eat with these good fats.
High fat and low fat
A good way to help cut down your fat intake is to read the label on the packaging of any food you buy.
Food labels show the amount of total fat ('good' and 'bad') in the food, as well as the amount of saturated fat alone.
- A food is high in total fat if there is more than 20g of fat per 100g.
- A food is high in saturated fat if there is more than 5g of saturates per 100g.
You can also look out for the traffic light label system, which is now used on the front of many food packets. This will tell you at a glance if a food is high in fat, sugar or salt. A red label means high, so limit the amount of these foods you eat.
What 'low fat' really means
Be aware that foods labelled 'low fat' are not necessarily low in fat. All the low-fat label really means is that a food is 25% lower in fat than the standard equivalent.
For example, a low-fat microwave meal could still contain much more fat than a meal you cook at home with your own ingredients. A low-fat doughnut is 25% lower in fat than a standard doughnut, but it's still high in fat compared to other snacks, such as a yoghurt or a handful of dried fruit.
Food manufacturers can also increase the sugar or salt content of low-fat foods. Most people eat too much sugar, and high-sugar foods can also lead to weight gain. Likewise, most people in the UK tend to eat too much salt, and this can raise the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Omega-3: the healthy heart fat
One type of unsaturated fat, called omega-3, has been shown to help keep the heart healthy and protect against heart disease.
Omega-3 fatty acids are primarily found in oily fish such as fresh tuna, mackerel, salmon, herring, sardines and pilchards. It's recommended that you eat two portions of fish a week, one of them oily.
Next time you're going to cook fish, try steaming it instead of frying it. Or you could try baking, grilling or poaching it. These methods are much less fatty than frying, and if you make this change regularly you'll be reducing your fat intake and helping to keep your heart healthy.
Read 10 tips for a healthy diet from Dr Justin Zaman of the South Asian Health Foundation and cardiologist at University College London Hospitals.
- The term 'south Asian' refers here to anyone of Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani or Sri Lankan origin. Each of these communities has its own unique culture and background, but they share some common health issues.
Good food guides
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McMinnville is contestant for 'Best Main Street'
Online voting will determine winner to be featured in Parade magazine
Parade magazine received thousands of submissions when it asked for people to nominate America's Best Main Street — and McMinnville not only made it into the top 16, it had won over Placerville, California, on Sunday to move to the top eight with voting continuing until 9:59 p.m. tonight, Monday, June 30.
To vote, visit the website at www.parade.com/mainstreet.
Designed like a sports bracket, McMinnville is pitted against Georgetown, Texas. Also making the top eight are Holland Michigan vs. Siloam Springs, Arkansas; Rockland, Maine vs. Ellicott City, Maryland; and Collierville, Tennessee vs. DeLand, Florida.
The contest describes McMinnville, with a population of 32,545, as follows: "Many say this picturesque downtown looks like a movie set. Locals call the main drag 'the living room of McMinnville,' while the tree-lined street has comfort, charm, eclectic boutiques, award-winning restaurants, wine tasting stores, upstairs apartments, artwork, and a successful farmers' market. Annual festivals such as the Turkey Rama and Alien Daze offer family fun."
Georgetown has a population of 52,303 with the magazine giving it the following description: "This quintessential Texas downtown is full of historic restored buildings (including the County Courthouse) featuring Victorian architecture, towering Oak trees, restaurants, shops, and community activities offer something for everyone. Unique businesses include wineries, a locally-owned coffee shop, a brand-new art museum, a spa, a County museum, art galleries, a restored Palace Theater, beautiful Public Library and more.
The winner between the two will be matched against the winner of the Holland, Michigan and Siloam Springs, Arkansas competition.
The overall contest winner will be featured in an article in Parade later this summer.


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Mirko Loko
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Ushuaïa Ibiza is the ideal choice for those who come to Ibiza for the best beach and pool parties. With live performances of the top DJs in the world, the most exclusive day and night ambience in a modern setting and designed with all kinds of comforts, luxuries and VIP services.
The hip rooms offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screens, minifridges and balconies, plus 24-hour room service. Upgraded rooms offer stage views, pool access or sitting areas. The posh suites include Jacuzzis, living/dining areas and games consoles. Some also have DJ equipment, bars or beach access.
The hotel has chic restaurants and cocktail lounges, plus a beachfront cafe and a rooftop bar. Other amenities include a lively club space, outdoor pools and an outdoor stage, plus a recording studio. There's also a spa and a fitness room, plus a free airport shuttle.


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Dorelle RabinowitzAlumni, Class of 1999
resume: http://www.dorelvis.com
Since ITP I've had a whole bunch of design management roles in NYC and on the West Coast, where I've lived since 2004. In the bay area, I've been at Yahoo!, Google and eBay. Currently, I'm Principal at my own design studio, Dorelvis Design, specializing in user experience design for applications, devices and websites. Follow me (@dorelvis) on twitter where I tweet a song lyric every day, cause its fun.


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FRANKLIN County Links
- County Extension Office
EPA's Environmental Profile
This database includes links to information on impaired waters and TMDLs for the county, discharges regulated by EPA, and Enviromapper for watersheds.
Real-Time Streamflow Data
This U.S. Geological Survey database gives information on real-time streamflow levels in Mississippi. Scroll down the page to select your county. Lake and reservoir levels, water quality data, groundwater levels, and precipitation are also available on the predefined displays menu.
National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program
In more than 50 major river basins and aquifers covering nearly all 50 states, data on water chemistry, hydrology, land use, stream habitat, and aquatic life are collected and interpreted.


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Alcohol-related Tumblr sites are kind of like the cheapo wines you can pick up at your local drug store; most come on too strong or disappointingly weak, go down bitter and leave you confused, blurry-eyed and hoping you didn't make some sort of terrible, terrible mistake.
Luckily, this run down of the top wine, spirits and mixology Tumblr sites highlights 10 of the tastiest top-shelf blends around to keep you sampling the Chardeaus rather than the Char-don'ts.
When a gin and tonic or Jack on the rocks just won't cut it, this Tumblr site points you to drinks that are much more adventurous than your average cocktail. Admittedly, "L.A. Water" probably tastes better than it sounds; but, how can you go wrong with an M&M shooter?
The e-home of Harvest Wine & Spirits – "a little wine shop with a big heart" – in West Hartford, Connecticut, this top Tumblr wine, spirits and mixology site focuses on the blends and backstories of artisanal drinks from craft brewers and winemakers.
Who knew alcohol and video games went together like Mario and Luigi? This geek-centric site brings you the best gaming-related drinking accessories and frequently includes recipes for mixed drinks based on specific games and characters. Sake Bomberman, anyone?
Beverly claims that wine's just a hobby, but the frequency and depth of her wine reviews put most professional critics to shame. She also drops the occasional wine-knowledge bomb and cocktail recipe.
This Tumblr celebrates all things based around everyone's favorite fermented grain mash. Witness favorite "Star Trek" character Scotty lovingly holding a bottle, and learn why scotch sometimes smells like Band-Aids… then wonder why this site wasn't in your life before.
This frequently updated Tumblr features beautiful pictures of tasty drinks, complete with instructions on how to make them. These recipes aren't quite as adventurous as the ones found in the "Interesting Drinks…" Tumblr, but sometimes a little less crazy is a good thing.
This popular Tumblr site is dedicated to partying hard. Chasing tequila with vodka might seem smart right before closing time at the bar, but slapping a best-in-class mobile security solution on your phone beforehand is a good idea no matter what time it is.
In addition to the usual collection of wine-related photos, this Tumblr is jam-packed with helpful and informative videos ranging from basics like "How to read a wine label" to interviews with top sommeliers and wine directors.
Wine enthusiasts will love the beautiful pictures of wineries, vineyards and wines on Decant Chicago, the Tumblr owned by wine professional Cara Patricia. Don't let the blog's name fool you; Patricia may have been born in Chicago, but now she's picking grapes in Napa Valley.
Drinking Things is from an aspiring master sommelier, but he mixes business with pleasure by including cocktail pictures and recipes alongside the Chardonnay shots. There's also a lot of behind-the-curtains info about the professional wine scene.
Before you spend a night on the town, be sure to prepare your smartphone or tablet for possible loss. You don't want your private data hitting the public web if you leave your mobile device sitting on the bar.
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Thank you everyone who entered the Afro Muffin Tshirt Giveaway. You all gave me wonderful flavour ideas and I wish I had a tshirt for each one of you, but the lucky winner is:
Random Integer Generator
Here are your random numbers: 17
And #17 is Lisa! Congratulations girl! Email me your address and the tshirt will be on its way to New Jersey soon!
The main ideas for flavours for the ultimate Afro Muffin were chocolate, coffee, ginger, peanuts and rice, so I decided to combine all this flavours and came up with this goofy looking, but delicious muffin shaped treat!
It's a Double chocolate rice crispy treat filled with a coffee brownie, topped with ginger ganache and a peanut moustache (just like the tshirt had). Is that Afro enough for you?
(me, Alton Brown, Kellogg's and all that left comments in this post)
- Cocoa brownies + 1 tbsp expresso powder
- Cocoa rice crispy treats + 100 gr (3.5 oz) semi-sweet chocolate
- Chocolate ganache (for fillings) + 1 tsp ginger powder
- Make the brownies adding the expresso powder with the flour. Bake on mini muffin tins if you have them or cut round shapes from a tray, smaller than a muffin tin (like in the picture above).
- Make the rice crispy treats (I made mine on the microwave), but add the chocolate (chips or a bar chopped) to the butter and marshmallows, until all melted and before adding the cereal.
- Make the ganache adding the ginger powder (or grated fresh ginger if you prefer) to the cream.
- To assemble: Lightly butter or spray with oil regular size muffin tins and your hands. Working fast, so the rice crispy treat don't get hard, shape about 2 tbsp of it in the muffin tins, covering the bottom and sides, as if it was a tart crust, leaving space for the little brownie cup. Place brownie and press to glue. Get more about 2 tbsp rice crispy treats and place on top of the brownie, covering the all surface and giving the typical rounded muffin top. Leave it to dry. Remove from the muffin tin, top with a dollop of ginger ganache. I've used half of a peanut for the moustache and an orange smartie cut in half for the eyes.
Got it? I felt bad cutting the little fellow in half, but I had to show you the inside. They were really good! But really, can you go wrong with brownies, rice crispy treats and more chocolate? I don't think so...
Even if you didn't win the Muffin tshirt, you can allways eat a lot of these to get your own Muffin top!


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The Snow Goose
Stoneyfield, Inverness, Inverness-shire, IV2 7PA 01463 701921
Stoneyfield, Inverness, Inverness-shire, IV2 7PA 01463 701921
If you're looking for a pub or restaurant job, The Snow Goose could be looking for you. If you think you can help us maintain our reputation for serving up wholesome, good value food in a friendly and fun environment, search and apply for your perfect job here:
Ready to fire up a team and run a successful Vintage Inn? Apply here for manager and kitchen manager Jobs.
We need talented people to turn quality ingredients into the fantastic dishes we're famous for. Experience is useful but all you really need is the right attitude to make our guests hungry for more. Apply here.
Whether you've been serving up a smile for a while, or you're just keen to learn, we offer one of the best training and development packages in the industry. Think you can provide top service in a welcoming atmosphere? Apply here.


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The information below is designed to help you understand what your latest blood pressure readings may mean for your health -- and to provide tips on what you can do to get or keep your blood pressure in a healthy zone.
NOTE: This information isn't a substitute for medical advice provided by your doctor. If you think you might have hypertension, elevated blood pressure, or hypotension, be sure to discuss your blood pressure concerns with a doctor or nurse, who can help you factor in other important information, such as other medical problems you may have. In particular, the information below and in the related links may not always apply to those who are very old, very frail, or have multiple chronic medical conditions. View the full blood pressure chart.
Definitions of blood pressure terms
Systolic (the upper number in the reading) is the pressure in the arteries when the heart beats; it measures how hard the heart muscle is working to pump blood throughout the body.
Diastolic (the lower number in the reading) is the pressure of the blood against the blood vessel walls between heartbeats when the heart is relaxed.
What a blood pressure reading of 83/60 means
Readings below 90/60 usually indicate low blood pressure, or what's called HYPOTENSION, meaning the pressure in your arteries is at the lower end of what's considered normal. Some people with blood pressure this low may be prone to weakness or fainting, but many people feel just fine. If you're taking blood pressure medicines, they're probably lowering your blood pressure more than they need to, and they should be adjusted. It's also possible to get low blood pressure as a side effect of certain medications.
If you're not on any blood pressure medicines, there's usually no need to be concerned about low blood pressure unless you're experiencing negative symptoms such as dizziness, fainting, nausea, or fatigue. In fact, hypotension isn't usually diagnosed unless the patient is experiencing symptoms.
What to do if your blood pressure reading is 83/60
Check your pulse. When the body is feeling strained by the low blood pressure, the heart often compensates by beating faster. If your pulse is over 90 or if you feel unwell, call your doctor for advice, especially if the low blood pressure is unusual for you.
If you're taking blood pressure medications, talk to your doctor about adjusting your dosages.
Have your doctor or pharmacist check to make sure you're not taking any other medications that could lower your blood pressure.
Treatment is probably not needed if your pulse is normal and you're feeling fine.
Caring for those ages 80 and over
This level of blood pressure can be very concerning in an older adult. If it's new, it can signal a problem such as dehydration, infection, or internal bleeding. Low blood pressure like this can also be due to taking too much hypertension medication, or it can be a side effect of a medication prescribed for another reason.
This range of blood pressure also puts older people at risk for dizziness and falls, since blood flow to the brain tends to drop right after an older person stands up.
Don't delay in contacting a doctor regarding low blood pressure -- especially if the older person has a dementia such as Alzheimer's disease or is otherwise not able to clearly describe how he or she is feeling. In an older person who can't communicate well, low blood pressure and decreased energy can be the only outward sign of a life-threatening medical issue.
On the other hand, some diseases (such as Parkinson's disease) do cause chronic low blood pressure in older adults.
5 Surprising Signs of an Unhealthy Heart
Sources: Leslie Kernisan, MD; Robert Ostfeld, MD, M.Sc., FACC; Farrokh Sohrabi, MD; Carolyn Strimike, RN, MSN


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The director of Hendersonville's Rescue Mission wants the entire community to feel welcome at his table this Thanksgiving.
"This year we are expecting a bigger crowd," said the Rev. Anthony McMinn, director of the mission on Maple Street. "We want people to know it's open to the community for people who are lonely and want a good meal. You don't have to be homeless to get a meal."
Between 200 and 300 people usually partake in the mission's Thanksgiving meal, but the mission prepares enough food to feed 400 guests.
That means the mission will be cooking 26 turkeys and 10 to 15 hams, along with traditional side dishes that include mashed potatoes, yams, green beans, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie.
Any leftovers are served at the mission in the days immediately after Thanksgiving.
"There will be a lot of turkey soup," McMinn said.
The mission began in Hendersonville about 30 years ago and has served a Thanksgiving meal for more than 20 of those years.
McMinn relies on a team of volunteers to help prepare and serve the meal each year.
"We have volunteers who come especially for the Thanksgiving meal," he said. "We are so thankful for our volunteers."
One of those volunteers this year will be Wendy Michel, a 38-year-old single mother of four children. Michel and her children spent time not too long ago living in one of the mission's transitional housing units.
"With times being what they were, we hit rock bottom," Michel said of her decision to seek assistance from the shelter.
People at the mission took in Michel and her children and gave them a home to live in while she got back on her feet.
"It's absolutely helped my family tremendously," she said. "The staff and people are wonderful. They made us feel like part of the family."
Michel, who now works at a local grocery store, eventually moved from the mission's transitional housing to an apartment she rents and shares with her children.
She said she has fond memories of the Thanksgiving she spent at the rescue mission and of the warm and friendly people who make it possible.
"It was a good time of fellowship," she said. "They outdo themselves for the holiday season."
Michel said she intends to find time around her busy work schedule this year to help with the mission's Thanksgiving meal. She said she wants to "keep helping them help others."
The rescue mission serves 60,000 meals each year, with 150 to 200 people coming to the mission for a hot meal each day.
"We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner," McMinn said. "The kitchen is always running."
Many of the people who come to the mission for meals are people who have homes but struggle to survive on a fixed income.
"They just don't have the money to feed themselves all the time," McMinn said.
In the 20 years he has worked at the mission, McMinn said he has seen the people who need help move from Vietnam veterans coming home from war with mental health and substance abuse problems to the explosion of need created from the rise in crack cocaine and later methamphetamine and prescription drug addiction. People struggling to make ends meet when tough economic times set in a few years ago also brought more demands on the mission.
"The face of homelessness evolves and changes," he said. "The whole dynamic has changed so much. It's really been a struggle."
The rescue mission relies on contributions from churches, civic groups and private individuals to operate. It receives no federal or state funding.
McMinn said he thinks the mission has managed to survive without funding from the government because of its good reputation in the community and its commitment to following the Bible's command to help the poor.
"We are going to love them and tell them God has a plan for them," he said.
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I received this special letter from dear friends Bob and Colleen Eldredge, of Orlando, Fla., upon the passing of my husband, J.W. Gibson, in December 2012. I just wanted to share these memories with other dear friends
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I received this special letter from dear friends Bob and Colleen Eldredge, of Orlando, Fla., upon the passing of my husband, J.W. Gibson, in December 2012. I just wanted to share these memories with other dear friends
Mrs. J.W. (Edna) Gibson
Dearest Edna and family,
This note is to express our deepest sympathy to each of you on Jay's passing. We know your sadness and feel an ache in our hearts for you as we also grieve for the man who we called a dear and special friend.
Through business when Bob met J.W. many years ago, Bob said he had met a man who was a good, ethical businessman, true to his word, helpful and willing to accommodate Bob's entry into Oak Ridge. Yes, he even invited Bob over for dinner that evening, giving Edna about a minute's notice that she was to set an extra plate on the table that evening. That day, there became a bond between Bob and Jay.
We were especially touched when you and Jay decided to buy a residence in Orlando. To us that meant that we had become close friends and you wanted to be near enough to us so that we could visit and do things together. That is, like got out to dinner for crab legs or La Cantina for steak or over to Titusville for rock shrimp. Then there were times spent on the lake at Narcoossee while just relaxing from clearing our acreage. These were enjoyable times of friendship and just being together.
Then there were our visits to Oak Ridge, the times when Bob so enjoyed driving around with Jay to see his projects, the farm and then having a man-to-man lunch. This was their special time. Of course, I had my special times with Edna while the "boys" were doing their thing. Speaking of Oak Ridge, when I gave son Tom the news, he said to me, "Mom, I remember so well the time when I went to Tennessee with you and Dad. One thing that brought back memories was sitting at the big table at the Gibsons' house snapping string beans and having some good laughs." Jim and Tanya also have their personal remembrances of a man who touched their lives. The Gibsons have reached into the lives of many with their kindness and generosity.
Jay was special, you know better than anyone else, but anyone who came into contact with him also knows. He was a man who cared; he was always trying to help others — those who were old, sick, in need or hungry. Whether it was by sending an old widow lady a truckload of wood for her fireplace to keep her warm in the winter; fixing someone's roof to keep them dry; taking care of the needs of his family; or with his beloved farm, producing enough food to give to his favorite charities for distribution to the needy — he was constantly thinking of how he could help others.
His gentle, tender heart also came through with children. He loved his children and youngsters; his grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and any other young ones he was around. It put a smile on his face to see the children get enjoyment from something he did for them or for the candy he handed them.
Jay was a businessman. He was smart, a thinker, a dreamer, but most of all a man who put his dreams to work. Not only was he a contractor, but one who gave birth to other businesses, born of his forward thinking and insight. Looking around Oak Ridge, one will always see Jay in Country Club Estates, Jackson Plaza, his pride and joy, Four Oaks, other mini malls and subdivisions to numerous to mention. Jay has left his imprint and legacy in his town.
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You might think Harry Potter fever would be petering out now that the books and the films have come and gone. You, of course, would be wrong, as Ben Bergman reports on today's Morning Edition.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Orlando opened last year, and it's been such a moneymaker — er, such a delight — that Universal Studios announced yesterday that it's going to open a version in Hollywood. And lest you think this is any kind of small enchanted potatoes, understand that while Daniel Radcliffe wasn't there to announce the big expansion, they got somebody almost as good: the governor of California, Jerry Brown. (He appeared along with the guys who play the Weasley twins, so apparently Radcliffe wasn't the only one who was busy.)
Not only is this a big deal for west-coast Potterites, but it's a big deal for the state and for Los Angeles County. L.A. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslovsky says he hopes the thing will bring in $13 billion for the state — that's billion — and throw in millions for the county. They're also expecting it to create a thousand jobs.
As for the governor, as Ben points out, the Harry Potter attraction is most likely going to replace the Terminator 2 3D attraction. Which stars ... well, you know. The last guy.
Harry Potter was a popular Twitter topic this year. The hugely successful film franchise ended this summer. So have we heard the last of Potter? Not a chance. Universal Studios said yesterday it plans to take its Harry Potter Theme Park attraction west as NPR's Ben Bergman reports, the timing could not be better for California politicians.
BEN BERGMAN, BYLINE: Sadly, Daniel Radcliffe was unavailable. So in a ceremony long on pomp and short on detail, the big announcement was made by James and Oliver Phelps, who play the Weasley twins in the Potter movies.
JAMES AND OLIVER PHELPS: It's our very proud honor to be able to officially announce that Hogwarts is coming to Hollywood today.
BERGMAN: The first Wizarding World of Harry Potter opened in Universal Studios Orlando last year. It's been a smashing success with two hour lines just to get into the gift shop to buy $30 wands. Potter increased Universal's attendance 50 percent and made it - not Disneyworld - the must-see theme park of the moment in Orlando.
Universal wants the same magic in LA - and so does LA County Supervisor Zev Yaroslovsky, who's hoping Harry's magic wand can bring real economic benefit.
ZEV YAROSLOVSKY: I see a possibility of the wand being used to produce $13 billion for the state budget, Governor, and throw in a few million for the county as well, and get out of this morass we're in.
BERGMAN: That governor he was talking to is Jerry Brown, who made the trip down from Sacramento.
GOVERNOR JERRY BROWN: It's a great day when we see investment in California. There are a lot of critics of California, a lot of naysayers, a lot of people moving to Texas. Well, there are those people. But there are even more people who are moving to California who are creating, investing and building the dream that never dies.
BERGMAN: Brown started the week announcing he would take a plan to raise taxes directly to voters to try and plug the state's massive budget deficit. So, it was a welcome break to pose with a frosty mug of Butterbeer and more importantly, welcome an attraction billed to create more than a thousand jobs.
BROWN: Yeah, we have some tough times, but we are truly a state of imagination and this great Harry Potter park just pushes us that much further down the uncertain road where California is going.
BERGMAN: Not the most reassuring words, but at least the governor can take solace in one fact: the new Potter park will likely displace an attraction starring his predecessor: Terminator 2 3-D.
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(Ossie Bladine/news editor) The News-Register learned this morning that Media Web Connect, which has hosted our Half Crazy Deals online coupons for the last couple years, is closing its business.
The news comes as a surprise to the N-R advertising department. For those who never used the system, it worked as follows: Local businesses paid for online and print advertising with gift certificates instead of cash. The N-R then sold those certificates for half the price on a Media Web Connect-hosted website.
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Media Web Connect, created by The Communications Group, cited management health issues and a 2011 financial problem it was not able to overcome. The Half Crazy Deals concept is different than the daily deal model of Groupon and Living Social, both of which have also been facing hard times.
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New dean of OBU Nursing School to begin July 15.
Oklahoma Baptist University has named Lepaine Sharp-McHenry as dean of the College of Nursing. She will assume the responsibilities of this role July 15, 2013.
McHenry currently serves as the assistant director and a clinical instructor for the University of Arkansas' Eleanor Mann School of Nursing in Fayetteville, where she has been on the faculty since 1993.
"We look forward to working with Lepaine McHenry at OBU as we enter a period of anticipated growth in the College of Nursing," said OBU President David W. Whitlock. "She is a visionary leader with a can-do attitude."
A doctoral candidate at Union University, McHenry is working toward a doctorate in nursing practice with a specialty in executive leadership, with an expected graduation in May 2014. She earned an associate degree in nursing from Southern Arkansas University in 1981; a bachelor's of science in nursing degree from the University of Arkansas in 1993; and a master's of science in nursing degree from University of Oklahoma-Tulsa in 1996. Her area of specialty is psychiatric mental health nursing.
"Lepaine McHenry will provide the type of vision and leadership that will build upon our great legacy of nursing education to move us forward into the new challenges confronting us in health care education," said Dr. Stan Norman, OBU provost and executive vice president for campus life.
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"I am truly excited about the opportunity to serve as the dean of nursing at OBU," McHenry said. "The College of Nursing has a rich, noteworthy history, and is well respected among nursing leaders. Health care services are moving toward outcomes. Research has demonstrated better patient outcomes when cared for by a baccalaureate prepared registered nurse. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has recommended by 2020 that 80 percent of the nursing workforce be prepared at the baccalaureate level. OBU has an opportunity to make a significant contribution to this recommendation by increasing the BSN nurse workforce impacting care outcomes across the country."
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McHenry has received many awards and honors, including the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing 2010 Service Award; American Association of Collegiate Nursing Leadership Academic Nursing Program Fellow in 2009; Outstanding Volunteer Award for NWA Junior League in 2004; Outstanding Young Arkansan in 1999; Fayetteville's Young Top Five Professionals in 1999; Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Research Award in 1998; and the University of Oklahoma Outstanding Academic Achievement in 1996, among others.
She is the founding president of the Arkansas Directors of Nursing Administration in Long Term Care. She served as vice president and committee chair for the National Council of State Boards of Nursing from 2005-08; as past president of the Arkansas Society for Healthcare Educators in 1994; and as a board member of the Arkansas Nursing Home Nurses Association from 1991-93. Her professional affiliations include the Arkansas Nurses Association; the American Association of Long Term Care Nurses; and Sigma Theta Tu, Pi Theta Chapter.
McHenry has served on many journal editorial/advisory boards, including the Geriatric Nursing Editorial Advisory Board from 1997-2005; The Director, the official publication of the National Association of Directors of Nursing Administration in Long Term Care; University of Arkansas Black Alumni Society Board member; PLAVIX Long Term Care Advisory Board; Aventis Long Term Care Advisory Board; Janseen and Janseen LTC Quality Initiatives in Clinical Practice; Norvatis LTC Advisory Board; and Solvay/Wyeth Senior Care Advisory Board.
Her academic service includes numerous committees at various levels, including the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing; the College of Education and Health Professions; and the University of Arkansas. Her community service includes the Board of Trustees for the Leader Training Institute of America; Fayetteville Christian School Board; Community Clinic at St. Francis House; and Washington County Tea Party. She is president-elect of the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas.
At the state level, she was appointed by Gov. Mike Huckabee to serve on the Arkansas Minority Health Commission; the Long Term Care Facility Advisory Board; the Arkansas State Board of Nursing; and the Governor's Roundtable on Healthcare. She is an executive school board member of the Arkansas Virtual Academy. At the national level, she has served as vice president, treasurer and corresponding secretary of the National Association of Directors of Nursing Administration; and she served as a committee member, committee chair, delegate and vice president of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing.
McHenry is an author and contributor to numerous scholarly writings and research projects, as well as an in-demand professional workshop presenter and speaker.


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Taft shuts out McFarland in the third quarter on way to 19-point victory
The No.3 seed Taft varsity girls basketball team dodged another hurdle in their playoff quest Thursday night when they caught fire in the second half to defeat the No.6 seed McFarland Cougars 55-34 in the quarterfinal round of the CIF-CS Division IV playoffs in Taft.
With the victory, Taft advances to the semi finals where they will take on No.2 Mendota.
The first half of the game was a different story. After Kennedy Kunce scored the first four points of the game, the Lady Cougars roared back with a 7-2 run to take their first lead of the game at the 4:!8 mark. After Taft scored McFarland took the lead back on a three-pointer.
Taft had the final say of the quarter when Johanna Wilke scored the final basket with 25 seconds left.
After Wilke helped Taft take the lead back in the early moments of the second quarter, McFarland reeled off six straight points to take a four point lead at 16-12. Taft countered with an 8-2 run to lead 20-18. After a Lady Cougar free throw, the teams traded points over the remaining minutes of the half with Taft holding a 24-23 edge.
The tide started to change in the third quarter when Taft scored all 14 of the points starting with Halle Neher's free throw 25 seconds in.
McFarland would not score another basket again until the 7:42 mark of the fourth quarter. However, McFarland would only score six more points the rest of the way. In the meantime, Taft countered with 15 points.


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BATON ROUGE — A group of fiscal conservatives in the state House has proposed a package of constitutional amendments that would significantly alter the way taxpayer money is spent and budgeted.
BATON ROUGE — A group of fiscal conservatives in the state House has proposed a package of constitutional amendments that would significantly alter the way taxpayer money is spent and budgeted.
The band of mostly Republican lawmakers first came to prominence as the so-called Fiscal Hawks by taking a stand against the administration's use of one-time monies for recurring expenses.
But now they are organized, incorporated and raising money for their mission under the name of the Budget Reform Coalition.
Rep. Brett Geymann, R-Lake Charles, the coalition chairman, said he is looking for support in all corners of Louisiana, including from civic, business and political leaders.
The coalition recently made a presentation to the Legislative Black Caucus and took an invite from a small group of residents in Acadiana to present its vision.
With the state facing a $1.2 billion deficit in the next fiscal year — the latest in a long line of shortfalls and midyear alterations over the past three years — Geymann said several changes must be made.
"We are committed to fixing the broken budget process that results in devastating midyear and year-end budget cuts," he said. "We are committed to protecting core priorities like health care and higher education that are so important to our people and our state."
One of the proposed constitutional amendments, which will ultimately require the approval of the Legislature and Louisiana's voters, would ban the use of one-time monies for recurring expenses.
It would also prohibit the appropriations of money that is not identified by the Revenue Estimating Conference, which is charged with approving the amount the state has to spend.
Sen. Bret Allain, R-Franklin, said he agreed with "most of the tenets" the coalition is proposing.
"But sitting on (the) Senate Finance (Committee), I disagree about the use of one-time monies," Allain said, "although I do think we should only use that money as a last resort. If we wouldn't have used one-time monies in the last budget, critical services would have been destroyed."
Geymann and others argue that using money that will never come again, such as money from a legal settlement as opposed to a tax that is collected annually, for a cost that is incurred regularly is irresponsible.
The coalition is also tackling transparency issues with a proposed constitutional amendment that would give the House and Senate more time to review the budget after the opposite chamber makes changes during a session.
Another planned bill would require final passage of the budget roughly two weeks earlier in the session, "to ensure a more broad-based and transparent budget process," Geymann said.
Rep. Dee Richard, an independent from Thibodaux, said fiscal conservatives "didn't get everything they wanted" in the coalition's final package, but he planned on helping it secure passage nonetheless.
"These are all great first steps," Richard said. "We're trying to open up the process and get the budget sooner than we have in the past. These proposals will only serve to strengthen the process."
Also on the agenda is a constitutional amendment that would help protect money for higher education and health care by ensuring that core priorities are taken care of first.
If a budget contains money for higher education and health care at a level lower than the previous year, the amendment would require the budget be split into non-discretionary and discretionary appropriation bills that would be voted on separately.
The non-discretionary bill would include spending connected to constitutional or other mandates, while the discretionary bill would include obligations that do not necessarily have to be paid for.
Rep. Lance Harris, R–Alexandria, a charter member of the coalition and chair of the Republican Caucus, said all of the proposals are a necessary precursor to any significant changes in the way Louisiana takes in revenue.
"We keep pouring water into our bucket year after year, but it's clear now that there is a hole in our bucket," Harris said. "Before we make changes to where we get the water, it would make a whole lot of sense to fix the bucket first."
For more information on the proposals, visit LaBudgetReform.com.
The coalition is also taking requests for presentations at 337-524-4444 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The regular session convenes April 8.
Jeremy Alford can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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By Madeline Lloyd
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
Baylor outfielder Linsey Hays knew at an early age that softball would play a major role in her future. When the Brock, Texas, redshirt freshman started looking at colleges, she was instantly drawn to Baylor University's Christian background and athletic environment. It was a perfect match.
Quickly after her career as a college athlete began, however, she started experiencing chest pains during practices.
"I went to the ER numerous times because doctors thought I had heart problems," Hays said. "Hearing that when you're twenty-years-old is just kind of scary."
After a visit with a cardiologist, Hays discovered that her heart was not the problem. Blind to what was causing her body discomfort, she continued playing. But the chest pains increased, along with shortness of breath, forcing Hays to schedule more visits with doctors.
"My grandma is a nurse and advised doctors to check my thyroid," Hays said. "Although thyroid problems are very rare, it was possible. I was soon diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. The treatment involved killing my thyroids."
Hyperthyroidism causes the body to produce excess thyroid hormone. This surplus causes increases in heartbeat, sweat and anxiety. If left untreated, hyperthyroidism can lead to serious heart and bone problems.
This health condition caused Hays to redshirt her freshman year at Baylor. During this time, she focused on recovering, but her desire to compete grew exponentially. She had faced a similar situation during her junior year of high school when she tore her ACL.
"Sitting out for a year is hard," Hays said. "It just made me want to play even more. It was difficult, but I was ready."
And when Hays said she was ready, she meant it. Currently competing in her first year, the outfielder has already proven her mature skill level. After beating Arizona State in March, Hays was awarded the Big 12 Player of the Week award.
"She's very talented," head coach Glenn Moore said. "One of the most talented players that we've ever recruited. She's had some adversity and I think it's tested her. But in time, we'll see that she's going to be one of the best hitters to ever wear a Baylor uniform."
According to Moore, Hays started making a name for herself in the fall, when she had four homeruns in one weekend at the Spring Klein Tournament.
"That launched her," Moore said. "We had planned on putting her in the leadoff spot, but because of her ability to drive in runs, phenomenal bat speed and the way she studies pitchers, we knew she'd get the opportunity to get more RBI and drive runners in if she was in the 3-4 hole."
Although Hays has had to endure adversity, she has developed a relentless attitude. She dedicates herself to anything she perceives as something that will help her reach her goals.Her mother once told her, "Whether you're being really successful or failing, make sure you are always giving the glory to God. Keep your faith in Him and everything else will work out." Hays has stayed true to this advice, and will continue to accomplish great things as long as she keeps her eye on the ball.


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So I didn't win the lottery, but Spain won the Soccer Eurocup!
A while ago I promised to make something in honor of the next European soccer champion, who later turned out to be my beloved Spain. I was going to do something sweet, but after two suggestions to cook a Spanish potato tortilla I decided that was exactly what I was going to do. And so I did.
I lived in Spain for 3 years and loved it! I loved the people, the way of life, and of course, the food. Before moving there I had tried to make potato tortillas a couple of times, but without great results. It's such a simple thing, with very little ingredients but it has it's tricks.
Luckly one of my Spanish housemates (who was studing to be a chef) made the best ever tortilla de papas (potatos)! She used to make it almost everyweek for us and from watching her I think I can now make a fine one as well, which is quite impressive considering I'm not Spanish!
Original tortillas have just potatos and onions (and eggs obviosly), but often chorizo or other meats or vegetables are added. Today I've kept it simple.
There isn't really a recipe since you can do them to your liking. The only secret it has is to use less eggs than you think you're going to need. I'll give you the amounts for the one I made, that will serve 1 very hungry person or 2 persons that don't eat much.
- 1 small onion
- 3 medium potatos
- 2 large eggs
- 3 tbsp olive oil (divided)
- Vegetable oil for frying the potatos
- Salt and pepper to taste
Start by heating your vegetable oil in a frying pan. Peel and cut the potatos. Tere (my housemate) used to cut them in half lengthwise and then in slices, and that's the way I do it. Deepfry them in the hot oil but don't let them get to crispy (makes a dry tortilla). As soon as they're soft take them out onto a paper towel and sprinkle lightly with salt. While the potatos are frying cut the onion the same way.
Discard the vegetable oil or save it for another time. In a small frying pan heat 1 tbsp of olive oil and add the onion. Let it soften and get a bit golden.
In a bowl put your cooked potatoes and onions. Break the eggs to a small container and wisk with a fork (don't over wisk), add salt and pepper to you taste and poor them over the potatos and onions. Mix carefully so you don't break the potatoes and don't worry if you feel there's not enough egg. In a frying pan (for taller tortillas use small ones, but if you prefer them flat use a larger pan) heat the rest of the olive oil for 1 minute or less and poor the all mix into it. Press very lightly with a spoon to make sure everything is even. Reduce the heat to low or medium low and let cook.
As the bottom and sides get cooked, if you gently shake the pan you'll see the tortilla loosing from the sides. When they start to brown it's time to turn it over. Remember you're not doing pancakes, so don't try to flip this if you don't want to make a huge mess. Just get a small plate (for easier handling) and invert the tortilla onto it. Carefull slide the tortilla back into the pan (uncooked side down) with the help of a spatula.
If you want cover with a leed to promote more heat, but you don't have to. Let cook and you can check on doneness with a cut down the center. Some people like their tortillas runny, others very well done. Me, I'm not the raw eggs kind, but dry tortillas are not my favourite either, so I take the middle path of compromise and make them cooked all the way, but still very moist.
The heat in the eggs will continuing to cook the tortilla, so turn off the heat a bit before achieving the perfect texture for you. In Spain usually they eat it warm as a meal, or cold as tapas. Leftover tortilla with mayo makes a wonderful sandwich. Potatos and bread, you ask. Try it, I answer!
I'm gonna send this over to Cathy @ Noble Pig for her Potato Ho-Down event! I love potatoes, so I can't wait for the round-up to check all the other spuds out. Thanks to other Cathy @ Where's my damn answer, for pointing this event out to me.
UPDATE: The roundup is up! Check the great potato recipes here!
Now get a nice glass of chilled sangria, grab a wedge of my tortilla and repeat after me: Viva la España!


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Tobacco use produces significant health problems in teens, including an increase in the number and severity of respiratory illnesses, like asthma and bronchitis, and decreased physical fitness. Tobacco use also increases the risk for cancer, heart disease, stroke, emphysema and other health problems later in life. The first symptoms of nicotine dependence among 12- and 13-year-olds can appear within days to weeks after occasional use begins, often before the onset of daily smoking.
It is important to realize that kids are exposed to cigarettes from a very early age, so it's never too soon to start talking with them about the health dangers of smoking. Use any opportunity, such as movies that depict people smoking and tobacco-related situations you may see in your own neighborhood, to start the conversation about why it's important not to start smoking cigarettes or using other drugs. The following are a few tips to help your kids stay cigarette-free:
Remember: The most important thing is to continue anti-smoking, anti-drug use conversations as your child grows.
If your teen does start smoking, here are some tips to share to help her stop:
Suggest to your teen to do one of the following when he or she feels like smoking when trying to quit:
Sources: National Women's Health Report, American Lung Association, Tobacco-Free Kids, Partnership for a Drug-Free America and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
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Here are a few fun things to do this week, right in your own backyard!
Mark Your Calendar (March 7-13)
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Here are a few fun things to do this week, right in your own backyard!
Friday, March 8th
Bookworm Club for 3-5 year olds, Adair County Public Library
Ponder the universal question, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" during the month of March at the Public Library. Preschoolers are invited to explore the "chicken" side of the debate at 10:30 am with chicken stories, chicken crafts, and hands-on chicken activities. Can't make it during the day? The library offers a "Glowworm" session at 6 pm on Tuesday, March 12th. Looking ahead to Spring Break, the Thousand Hills Rotarians will offer 30 minute reading and crafting sessions each day (March 12-15) at 10:30 on anti-bullying, as part of their Anti-Bullying Week Campaign.
Saturday, March 9th
Women of Today Craft Show, Kirksville Middle School
Can't wait until Red Barn? Then join the Kirksville Women of Today this Saturday at the Kirksville Middle School gym. Craft and artisan vendors fill the indoor space selling textile crafts, apparel, home goods and much more. Home-based vendors include Tupperware, Thirty-One, Scentsy, Mary Kay, Pampered Chef, among others. This year, proceeds from the event's concessions will be donated to Kirksville Baseball and Softball Association (KBSA) for scholarships and equipment. The fun starts at 9 am and goes until 3 pm.
Wednesday, March 13th
Creature Feature: Map and Compass, Missouri Department of Conservation-Northeast Regional Office
If you've got an amateur outdoorsman in your family don't miss taking them to the Northeast Regional Office of the Missouri Department of Conservation. This interactive program for children ages 7-12 will focus on navigating nature with a map and compass. Take the kids out for the program which starts at 3:30 pm and walk the hiking trail around the building while they're in class.
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If the winter weather is getting you down, don't forget that you can always take a dip where the water is warm at the Kirksville Aquatic Center. Their indoor pool is open for lap swimming daily. Admission is inexpensive and passes are available as well.


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Downloads of all four upcoming Miami shows are available for pre-order now at LivePhish.com (you can pre-order each show individually, or order all 4 and save 10%). Pre-order at http://www.livephish.com.
Downloads of all four upcoming Miami shows are available for pre-order now at LivePhish.com (you can pre-order each show individually, or order all 4 and save 10%). Pre-order at http://www.livephish.com.
Phish was nominated in one category for the 52nd annual GRAMMY awards: Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package for their 7-DVD Boxed Set, The Clifford Ball.The GRAMMY Awards will be broadcast on CBS stations on Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010 at 8 p.m. ET/PT
At the end of December, Phish returns to Florida for a four-night run at American Airlines Arena in Miami, including a three-set New Year's Eve show. The shows are the band's first performances in Florida since 2003.
On the wave of Festival 8, Valley Music Travel is again offering travel packages for Miami, having secured rooms at the Marriott South Beach. Included in rooming packages are shuttle options that will take you to and from the venue each night.
Team Phish has spent much time in the Coachella Valley as of late, so much that folks in Indio have been referring to the Empire Polo Club as "Little Vermont." They also call raisins "sun grapes," which is just weird.
Public on sale dates for Phish's 3-night Madison Square Garden run, and 2-night Cincinnati run have been changed, so be sure to take note.
We're excited to announce Phish's 2009 Fall Tour, beginning November 18th in Detroit, MI and ending December 5th in Charlottesville, VA. Stops along the way include a few double-headers in Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Albany, and 3-night return to Madison Sq
Join The WaterWheel Foundation in attaining at total of 8,000 hours of volunteer service and be entered to win some great prizes at Festival 8.
We are pleased to announce the performance schedule for Festival 8, which will include Phish's first full-length acoustic set. The set will take place at the crack of noon on Sunday morning. Coffee and donuts will be served.
You can stream Joy in its entirety now at http://www.myspace.com/phish page. Joy, Phish's eleventh studio album, and first in five years is available for pre-order now at Phish Dry Goods and will be in stores this Tuesday, September 8th.
Tune into NPR's Morning Edition tomorrow, Friday, September 4th for a feature on Phish, which will include new interviews with Trey and Page. To find your local NPR member station, please visit http://www.npr.org
We're less than a week away from the release of Joy, Phish's eleventh studio album, and first in five years, which will be in stores THIS TUESDAY, September 8th!


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Nurse Practitioner Anchorage, AK Female
Shannon Baker, NP practices at 3200 Providence Drive, Anchorage, Alaska. Shannon Baker is nurse practitioner specialist in Anchorage, Alaska and has over 15 years of experience in the field of medicine. She graduated from her medical school with her medical degree in 2003. She is affiliated with numerous hospitals, including Providence Alaska Medical Center in AK and more.
Baker is accepting new patients at her medical office and center location and available for appointments, preventative care, medical care as well as ongoing patient care. Active license number of Baker as Nurse Practitioner is 877 in Alaska.
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- Office Address 3200 Providence Drive,
Anchorage, AK 99508, United States
- Phone number (907) 261 3641
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- Monday - Friday:08 am - 05:00 pm.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed.
Baker's Profile
- NPI Number: #1558432773
- Medical License: 877, AK
- Years in Practice: +15 years
- Gender: Female
- Credential: NP
- Is Sole Proprietor: N/A
- Medicare Accepted: Yes
Primary specialty:
With more than 15 years of experience, Shannon Baker has been identified as specializing in nurse practitioner specialist.
Doctors can have one or more medical licenses for different specialities in Alaska or different states. Related medical licenses for Shannon Baker are as mentioned below:
- Speciality: Adult Health
- Taxonomy: 363LA2200X
- Medical Licence: 877 - Issued in the state of Alaska
She was educated at the following institutions:
- She is a participant in Medicare Physician Quality Reporting System (PQRS) Incentive Program.
- Medicare Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program - N/A
- Medicare Electronic Prescribing (eRx) Incentive Program - N/A
- Participated in the Medicare Maintenance of Certification Program - N/A
- Committed to heart health through the Million Hearts® initiative - N/A.
Shannon Baker is professionally affiliated with the following hospitals in Anchorage area and more:
- Address: 3200 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508
- Phone: (907) 562 2211
- Hospital Type: Acute Care Hospitals
- Emergency Services: Yes
- Hospital overall rating: 4
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Appointments may be made for routine visits or new problems that you may be experiencing. Knowing what questions to ask before, during and after appointments is vital to better understand, and therefore manage, an illness.
- Accepting new patients? - Yes, Shannon Baker is accepting new patients at her office.
- Accepts Medicare Assignment? - Yes, She will accept the approved Medicare payment and will not bill for more than the Medicare deductible or coinsurance.
Please call Shannon at (907) 261 3641 to schedule an appointment in Anchorage, AK or get more information.
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