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Educational programming that meets your needs. Taught by the profession's most insightful speakers.
An often-cited thought related to pet owner relationships is "they don't care how much you know until they know how much you care." The same is true of convention speakers — knowledge becomes much more meaningful when shared by someone who truly cares. CVC speakers care — about your practice, about your business, and about your life as a veterinary professional. Come see what they plan to share!
A+ Speakers
Each CVC attracts leading speakers in every discipline to share their knowledge in wide variety of learning formats, from classroom-style lectures to social-media-driven workshops. Check out the list below, then click on the CVC you've chosen to discover what is – and who is – in store for you.
Ask-the-Expert Luncheons
Intimate learning opportunities offer direct access to select experts, a lively and quick learning environment – and a delicious, plated lunch. Register early – seating is limited to ensure maximum small-group interaction.
Clinical Technique Courses
Hands-on labs and workshops provide veterinarians and technicians with small-group learning experiences conducted by renowned experts. Sample sessions include Essential Gastrointestinal Surgeries in Dogs, Digital Dental Imaging, and Extracapsular Stifle Stabilization Techniques. Register early, because these sessions fill up quickly.
Content Partners
Collaborative content coordination and support is a vital part of CVC's commitment to exceptional veterinary continuing education.
dvm360 Leadership Challenges
Equip yourself and your team for permanent and lasting change by attending these new and exclusive programs at each CVC. In conjunction with dvm360.com, dvm360 magazine, Veterinary Economics, Veterinary Medicine, and Firstline, the CVC is tackling the top obstacles you face every day — creating a positive work environment, reducing stress, creative ways to increase staff pay, etc. Don't let financial challenges, decreasing cat visits, and competition from shelters get you down: Participate in the future of your profession today!
Essential Courses for Exceptional Patient Care
Our core CVC Clinical Program features as many as 10 tracks per day on the subjects required to keep your medicine current and your patients healthy. The CVC invites top experts in every discipline to share the latest in exemplary patient care. The CVC Clinical Program is created in conjunction with the highly regarded journal Veterinary Medicine, and the Medicine section of dvm360.com.
Dr. Marty Becker is on a mission to make Fear-Free veterinary visits a reality for pets. He's outspoken about the need, and his message is eye-opening. You'll learn how to use Fear-Free concepts to:
- put animals and owners at ease
- deliver a higher level of compassionate care
- earn repeat visits.
Dr. Becker will be joined by additional experts, including Dr. Jonathan Bloom, who are making a difference in practice today. And you'll come away with the knowledge to create a Fear-Free experience for your patients.
Innovative Learning Sessions
Only at CVC! Innovative whole team, whole practice continuing education sessions built to benefit your patients, your clients, and your business. This year CVC will launch five exclusive session tracks, each developed to support the way you practice veterinary medicine today. All are CVC Two-way Learning sessions, programs built using proven education techniques that:
- personalize session content, shaping it to your needs
- invite maximum interaction between attendees and speakers
- deliver optimum take-home value for the challenges and opportunities that come your way each day
Look for the Two-Way Learning designation throughout the program!
Practice Management Courses
Brought to you by Veterinary Economics and the business section of dvm360.com, the world's leading sources of business information for veterinarians and practice managers, these courses address learning that enhances your practice of veterinary medicine every bit as much as clinical techniques training. It's no secret that you can't practice medicine unless you also practice management – without it, there are no clinics, no clients, no patients, no revenue. Done well, practice management delivers a steady stream of clients to your door and pets to your exam rooms. Communication sings, clients return, pets heal and are healthy, and the financial rewards allow you to practice the medicine that drew you to this profession in the first place.
Technician Program
Attention veterinary technicians and assistants: we encourage you to attend all open sessions at the CVC as well as the dedicated programming we've developed just for you. Choose from clinical programs, advanced track clinical programs, and practice management sessions to hone your skills and improve your contributions to your practice and your patients.
Veterinary Economics Hospital Design Conference: Only at CVC Kansas City
Building or remodeling your hospital will likely be the biggest investment of your career. That makes every decision a crucial one, and the more you know at the outset, the better off you'll be. The experts at Veterinary Economics know that hospital design is a fundamental element of successful practices, and every year they gather leading veterinary architects, financial planners, and successful practitioners to help their colleagues build and remodel practices of all sizes. The common goal: Welcoming, efficient, and profitable environments for doctors, team members, clients, and patients alike.
Sponsored CE from Companies Who Care
You recommend and buy their products and services, and they, in turn, underwrite outstanding educational tracks that would not be available otherwise. Content and speakers are top-notch. Take advantage of these special opportunities to sharpen your knowledge of relevant topics and important issues.


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While Sean Johnson's offseason routine over the last three seasons has always included January national team camp, he's also gone on at least one training stint abroad each year.
After 2010, he joined the Generation adidas team for a tour of Spain and in 2011 spent time with English Premier League side Everton.
Last month, Johnson returned to Goodison Park to train with the likes of Tim Howard and U.S. goalkeeping coach Chris Woods but not before he took on a shorter stint at Stoke City.
"It was great to get back to England and train again. It's an experience that you can't really duplicate. Training at the highest level only makes me better as a player and being in that environment day-to-day you take away a lot of things. This time going to Stoke and Everton, I got two different experiences that were both valuable."
With so many offseasons spent abroad, Johnson admitted that he wouldn't mind seeing his career take a turn in Europe.
"Everybody wants to play at the highest level and that's my goal as well. Being able to achieve that level and take in everything else that goes with it – the quality of soccer, quality of life – I think it's definitely a place I want to be at some point.
"I recognize that it's just a matter of how much harder I'm going to have to work to get there."
Its with that recognition that Johnson has already begun to focus on the 2013 campaign in Chicago.
National team commitments will mean Johnson will miss the first leg of the Fire's preseason preparations in Ave Maria, Fla. but the fourth-year netminder can't wait to re-join his teammates for the second leg of preseason beginning February 2 in Ventura, Calif.
"I saw [Equipment Manager] Charles Raycroft's Facebook status the other day where he was opening up like 67 boxes of new equipment and got pretty excited. Preseason is a great time of year -- you get everyone on the same page and work towards the goal of improving on the previous year.
"Being around the team and staff and developing relationships with new players and the ones you already know is something I enjoy. It's been a relatively short break for me but I think even in rest, you start to miss the game a little bit, so I'm ready to get back."

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The Valparaiso men's basketball team will be embarking on its first-ever preseason foreign tour next month, traveling to Cancun, Mexico August 8-13 to play four games. The preseason trip, along with the allotted practice leading up to the trip, allow the Crusaders to get a jump start on preparations for the 2010-2011 season, preparations that began with the team's first practice Monday evening.
The NCAA allows teams to take a foreign tour once every four years, but this will be the first time that head coach Homer Drew has been able to take one of his teams on such a tour. The NCAA also provides for up to ten practice days prior to the trip, and the Crusaders plan to take advantage of all ten practice days, starting with the squad's first practice last night. The team is scheduled to practice once more this week and three times next week before taking to the court five times during the first week of August.
The ten days of practice lead up to the Crusaders' departure for Cancun. The squad is scheduled to travel down to the Mexican coastal city on August 8 and will play one game a day, against competition to be determined, from August 9-12 before returning to Valparaiso on August 13. While down in Cancun, the Crusaders will not only be competing on the court, but will use their time off the court to share in team-bonding activities to bring the players and coaches closer as a unit.
"Our first practice was very outstanding," said Drew on the team's first time together on the court with the coaches Monday night. "We're already much bigger and stronger as a team than we were last year. Everybody came out with a high level of enthusiasm about being able to practice in July, and the staff and the players look forward to continuing to prepare for our games down in Mexico."
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The Peters Projection World Map is one of the most stimulating, and
controversial, images of the world. When this map was first introduced by
historian and cartographer Dr. Arno Peters at a Press Conference in Germany in
1974 it generated a firestorm of debate. The first English-version of the map
was published in 1983, and it continues to have passionate fans as well as
staunch detractors.
The earth is round. The challenge of any world map is to represent a round earth on a flat surface. There are literally thousands of map projections. Each has certain strengths and corresponding weaknesses. Choosing among them is an exercise in values clarification: you have to decide what's important to you. That is generally determined by the way you intend to use the map. The Peters Projection is an area accurate map.


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It's springtime! Nature is waking up � blossoming with growth and rejuvenation. We too are part of nature and springtime is detox time for us humans! There are plenty of solutions in nature to help us rejuvenate.�
Early spring vegetables: to eat or not to eat?
Early spring vegetables feed our eyes with vivid colours, provide us with vitamins and minerals and revive our pallet with crisp, tasty choices. Popping up in grocery stores and markets, they are calling out to be bitten into. Flavourful and juicy, they�re a long-awaited change to the root vegetables available during endless winter months. Especially because at the beginning of spring, our bodies crave for a vitamin boost and a bit of variety in our everyday diets. But are the early spring vegetables really so healthy?
You, Me, and Biodiversity
We humans are not an isolated species. Due to globalization, industrialization, and our number, we have an enormous impact on this planet. All the things we do and those we choose not to, have repercussions on the world we live in.
If we each started practicing a no-impact lifestyle today, without electricity, shops, or technology; if we just picked and ate berries and only used hand-made tools, one can argue that the planet would not be able support the current population. However, the opposite is certainly true. The planet cannot sustain every individual living an average Western lifestyle.
Increase Your Energy Efficiency - Juice it Up
As my days get busier and time seems to get shorter, I decided to start the new year with a plan to simplify my life and do things more efficiently. I finally got myself signed up for delivery of organic veggies (thank you, Reason2.be!) and wonder why I didn�t start earlier. Every week, I receive a box of fresh organic produce delivered straight to my door. I no longer have to make a few trips a week to get my shopping done; hoping that the ingredient I am looking for is in stock, fresh and available in the quantity I�m looking for. I�m saving time, gas and shopping stress (yes, there is such a thing)!
Keep Your Joules - 15 Tips to Help You Save Energy
There are plenty of good reasons you should reduce your, and your household�s, energy intake: to save money, to lessen your dependence on the grid, to help planet Earth. Whether the motivation is economic, environmental or just plain experimental, there are numerous ways to achieve this goal. Energy-reducing tactics can be applied to your use of electricity, water, heating and cooling systems, as well as to your driving habits and food intake. While there are many avenues for diminishing your joule-dependence, let me give you 15 relatively easy tips to help get you on your way!
Reconsidering 'New': A Guide to the Best Second-Hand Clothes Shops in Brussels
Anyone who loves clothes will tell you that the feeling of buying something new and imagining the various ways you can incorporate it into your wardrobe is strangely exhilarating. Adding a beautiful piece of clothing to your fashion repertoire and feeling great in it the next day can make us all feel a little like fashionistas. But, how often are we limited to thinking that this fabulous, fashion-induced feeling can only come from purchasing something on Rue Neuve or Avenue Louise? When we think of buying something 'special' and 'new' do we think outside of the never-been-worn-before box? I would dare to say - not very often. But this thinking is a shame considering all the avant-garde gems that hang neatly on vintage store racks. And if there is ever a place to experiment with second-hand shopping, it is in Brussels.
Simple Ways to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle
You hear it all the time - "the three R's" in the world of everything green. But what does it really mean to "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle?" Here, you will learn what it means to put these three terms to use. Did you know: the more you reduce, the less you need to reuse; the more you reuse, the less you need to recycle; and the more you recycle, the less waste there will be! But it all starts with reducing as much as you possibly can. Make it a game! Involve your kids, see how little waste you can have at each garbage collection. Try to have less and less each month until you reach your ultimate goal.
Top 10 Tips for a Real Holiday Season
Champagne corks flying.... late nights out... 5 course dinners... gifts... swinging parties... tempting sweets... socializing with family and friends... piles of wrapping paper... cocktails... traveling across town (or the world)... shopping... decadent chocolates... Welcome to the Holiday Season! With all the festivities and so many things to prepare and do, the holidays can easily throw us off kilter, and lead to feeling rundown, even stressed by it all! With a little planning and positive intention, you can get through the season and come out of it feeling and looking great, and even help others and the environment along the way. To help create balance in and around your life, read on!
Autumn Balance
Autumn is a beautiful time of the year with leaves changing color. It is also a time for accepting things as they are or have become. Leaves fall, vegetables fade and everything is becoming settled, peaceful, quiet and calm. The days become shorter than the nights.
The Carbon Paw Print
Do you recycle? Re-use? Buy locally-grown, organic produce? You might think you�ve got all the bases covered when it comes to being environmentally friendly. But if you feel you�ve done all you can to reduce your carbon footprint, maybe you could try tackling a trickier subject: your carbon paw print, so to speak. While the greenest choice may be to forego domestic pets in favour of observing the wildlife in your garden (see articles on our website), or to opt for animals which help you to recycle some of your kitchen waste, like chickens, this doesn�t mean pet ownership and an environmental conscience need be mutually exclusive. Even if you choose a domestic animal, you can still make a difference.


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How to use a laptop safely to prevent back, neck and shoulder problems.
Laptops allow us to be able to work more flexibly, but they have been blamed for causing work-related back, neck and shoulder problems.
The features that make laptops very portable, such as a screen attached to the keyboard, are the same features that make it difficult for people to adopt correct posture when using them.
Here are some ways you can make your laptop safer and more comfortable to use:


text: Evening Tones By Korske Ara|2009-04-19T00:00:00+00:00April 19th, 2009|365 Project|1 Comment Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterLinkedIn About the Author: Korske Ara Korske is a Canberra-based adventurer, entrepreneur and photographer passionate about inspiring the heart of adventure in young people. He is the Director of World Photo Day, an international event that embraces a passion for photography and its ability to inspire communities. Away from the screen, you'll find Korske out Surfing, Snowboarding, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Rock Climbing and Wood Working. Related Posts Cutting Fog Cutting Fog Driving Home from Merimbula Driving Home from Merimbula Residential Star Tails Residential Star Tails Three colours Three colours Kicking up dust Kicking up dust One Comment Nick May 5, 2009 at 6:24 pm - Reply Definitely a spaceship. Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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No. 3 Oregon State downs rival Oregon behind Conforto's grand slam
EUGENE, Ore. -- Michael Conforto hit a second inning grand slam and No. 3 Oregon finished with 17 hits in a 12-2 win against No. 6 Oregon Sunday at PK Park. The game marked the series finale of the Civil War.
Oregon State's victory gave the Beavers a 2-1 series victory against Oregon and the team now holds a two-game lead with three games to play in the race for the Pac-12 Conference championship. The club's last Pac-12 series begins Friday against Washington State.
Conforto's grand slam in the second inning started an offensive onslaught for the Beavers, who led 1-0 after the Oregon State (43-9 overall, 22-5 Pac-12) sophomore singled in the first. He proceeded to hit the first pitch he saw from Oregon (43-13, 20-7) starter Jake Reed over the right field fence to push the lead to 6-0. Tyler Smith had driven in the inning's first run on a bases loaded walk.
The home run was the ninth of the season for Conforto, who has two grand slams on the year. It was also his second home run of the series after his game-winning solo shot on Saturday.
Conforto capped off his afternoon with a run-scoring double in the ninth, giving him six RBI on the day.
Smith singled to left in the third for a 7-0 Beavers lead. Oregon State broke the game open with a four-run eighth that saw Dylan Davis, Kavin Keyes, Ryan Barnes and Jake Rodriguez drive in runs.
Ben Wetzler was solid in 6 1/3 innings of work to earned his seventh consecutive win and improve to 7-1 this season. The lefty scattered six hits and two runs - one earned - while walking one and striking out six.
Wetzler earned his seventh quality start in nine Pac-12 games this season, and extended the pitching staff's streak to 21 games against league foes.
Reed worked 2 2/3 innings for Oregon, allowing eight hits and seven runs - only one of which was earned - while striking out two. The right-hander dropped to 6-4 on the year.
Conforto, Davis and Keyes all had three hits to pace the Beavers, while Smith, Hayes and Barnes pitched in with two as well.
Oregon State and Oregon compete again Tuesday at Goss Stadium in Corvallis. The game is considered a non-conference tilt and will not count toward the Pac-12 standings.


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You have plans and know where you want to go after Hastings College, so we built strong pre-professional programs that set you up perfectly for that advanced or technical degree. Your course load in these programs pulls together what you need from across campus and equips you for success in your chosen field — and life.
We currently offer programs in these areas, but please contact an admissions counselor for details or how Hastings can help you in your area of choice.
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RAW: Drunk man arrested for burglary, arson, at Jalapeño's restaurant
Police arrested an 18-year-old Mammoth man during the early morning hours of Wednesday, Dec. 19, after responding to a call of an intoxicated man who had just left a local hotel.
While searching for the person in sub-zero temperatures, the two officers were called away to handle a domestic violence in progress, police said in a news release. After handling that, they returned to the area of South Frontage Road to continue their search.
While doing so, they said they noticed that windows were broken at Jalapeño's Restaurant on South Frontage Road and that there was smoke and heat inside the building.
The Mammoth Lakes Fire Department responded and put out a small fire that appeared to have been lit for warmth. The suspect was gone but it was determined that cash was missing from the register.
Police arrested of Evan Jack Lewis, 18, Mammoth for burglary and arson.
Evidence connecting Lewis to the crime at Jalapeño's was recovered and he was booked at the Mono County Jail in Bridgeport.
Officers were able to continue their search and more footprints were found which led to a residence on Callahan Way.


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Prionailurus bengalensis ssp. rabori
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|Prionailurus bengalensis ssp. rabori Groves, 1997
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|Prionailurus. b. rabori is a recently described subspecies on the basis of morphological analysis (Groves 1997), although genetic analysis in progress (Shu-Jin Luo pers. comm. 2008) is necessary to confirm its taxonomic distinction. It is included here provisionally; the West Visayan faunal region (the Philippine islands of Panay, Negros and Cebu) is separated from the Sunda shelf islands (including the Philippine island of Palawan) by deep water channels. It is likely to have undergone a long period of isolation and the region shows a high degree of endemism in mammals (Groves 1997).
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|Vulnerable B1ab(i,ii,iii,v) ver 3.1
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|Lorica, R.
|Nowell, K., Breitenmoser-Wursten, C., Breitenmoser, U. (Cat Red List Authority) & Schipper, J. (Global Mammal Assessment Team)
Listed as Vulnerable as its extent of occurrence is estimated to be less than 20,000 km², with fewer than 10 subpopulations, and a continuing decline in extent of occurrence, area of occupancy, habitat quality, and number of mature individuals. In Panay, it is survives in the remaining forest fragments of Northwest and Central Panay Mountain Range, and was also reported in Sicogon, an island off the northeast coast. In Negros, it was reported in the forests of the North Negros Natural Park, Mt. Kanlaon National Park, and Mt. Talinis-Twin Lakes Natural Park. Is likely to be found also in forest fragments of southern Negros Occidental (i.e. Sipalay-Hinobaan-Candoni area). In addition to the forests of Negros, the leopard cat also inhabits sugarcane farms. In Cebu, it was reported extant in only two areas, Barangays San Jose and Santican in Catmon (Lorica and Oliver unpublished).
All available data - including former (i.e. late Pleistocene) land bridges connecting all the West Visayan as a single land mass), coupled with its recent known distribution and these animal's evident tolerance to a wide variety of habitat types – suggest that leopard cats were formerly widely distributed through the 'West Visayan (or 'Negros-Panay') Faunal Region', and have therefore been extirpated from at least 90-95% of their presumed former range and are still declining. The West Visayas has also suffered the worst rates of deforestation within the Philippines, wherein total forest cover has been reduced to less than 180,000 ha and 4 (of the 6) main islands now have less than 0.01% remaining forest cover. What little forest remains is also highly fragmented, often degraded and usually subject to further attrition and other disturbances through the illegal collection of timber and other forest products. Hunting pressure poses an additional serious threat in some areas, and although leopard cats are seldom specifically targeted by hunters, they are frequently ensnared in traps set for other species and/or captured on an opportunistic basis. Outlying subpopulations inhabiting sugar cane farms in primary sugar areas on Negros Occidental, are also subject to opportunistic hunting pressure (especially during can harvesting) and/or widespread use of rodenticides and other agro-poisons.
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New Mountain Contemporary home has everything Colorado has to offer, with unbelievable views, private setting and abundant wildlife, yet only minutes from amenities and skiing. This home was designed for comfort and ease with a generous master bedroom on the main level, huge great room with 30 foot ceilings and flows directly into the large 'live-in' kitchen with amazing views of the Sawatch range.
Expansive fold-open doors bring the warm southern sunshine into the home and bring the indoor and outdoor living spaces together. A large live-in kitchen is fully appointed with Sub Zero fridge, 6 burner Dacor range, accompanied by a fully appointed chef's kitchen also, perfect for a family that likes to entertain.
Everyone will feel at home in the 4 accompanying bedrooms, with complimentary customized bathrooms. A large family room incorporates a fun theatre room, 2 custom made bunk beds, bar and wine cellar for friends and family to enjoy the digital screen technology. A 4- car garage offers space for all your mountain vehicles, and an additional 3-car storage garage offers lots of space to store you 'outdoor toys'.
Lake Creek is one of the most sought-after places to live in Eagle County. An alpine valley with thick forests and views of the snowcapped Sawatch Range. Known for large homesites and ranches, Lake Creek is incomparable its bucolic setting and convenient location. The views are an incredible backdrop to two gated communities and a select number of private homesites in Cattleman's Club; minutes away from the dining and shopping of the Riverwalk Center in Edwards and nearby Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts.
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Copyright © 2018 Vail Multi List, Inc. (VMLS). The information displayed herein was derived from sources believed to be accurate, but has not been verified by VMLS. Buyers are cautioned to verify all information to their own satisfaction. This information is exclusively for viewers' personal, non-commercial use. Any republication or reproduction of the information herein without the express permission of the VMLS is strictly prohibited.
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Leonardo DiCaprio: Madeo Man!
Leonardo DiCaprio makes a quick escape in his car while leaving Madeo restaurant on Sunday (August 14) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 36-year-old actor ate dinner at the fancy bistro before heading off in his black Lexus sedan.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Leonardo DiCaprio
Last week, Leo and his rumored girlfriend Blake Lively were spotted grabbing groceries together at Gelson's in Hollywood.
In case you missed it, check out this preview picture of Leo in character as J. Edgar Hoover for his latest film J. Edgar, which is set to be released on November 9!
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Watch Acids and Bases Produce Colors!
Show your child how to create a concoction of simple household ingredients that changes colors as acids and bases are added! This magic mixture is called a "pH indicator," a chemical compound that is added to a solution in order to visually determine its acidity or basicity. While many items (such as cabbage juice) have this ability, this mixture of turmeric and rubbing alcohol possesses the unique trait of being able to change BACK to its original color. Science has never been this fun!
What You Need:
- Bowl
- ¼ cup water
- ¼ cup vinegar
- ½ teaspoon turmeric
- ½ cup rubbing alcohol
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- Clear drinking glass
What You Do:
- Have your child combine the turmeric and rubbing alcohol in the bowl.
- Combine the baking soda and water in the glass.
- Help your child to pour a sufficient amount of the turmeric/alcohol combination into the glass to effect a color change. Ask her to observe the reaction. What color was produced?
- Have your child pour the vinegar into the glass.
What's Going On? Adding the pH indicator to the basic solution should have turned it red. Adding an acid (vinegar) made it foam and revert to its original yellow color.


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RSR Data Completeness Rates, 2010-2016
RSR Data Completeness Rates, 2010-2016
September 2017
Data and Reporting TA Team
These charts show improvements in completeness of data reported by Ryan White grantees from 2010 to 2016, measured by known rates for client demographics and clinical information.
Chart 1: Improvements in Completeness Rates for Demographic Data Elements
Providers are reporting more complete responses for key demographic data elements. This chart shows a continual increase in completeness rates from 2010 to 2016 for HIV risk factor, housing status, medical insurance, and poverty level. Providers are reporting required demographic data for almost all of their clients.
Chart 2: Improvements in Completeness Rates for Clinical Data Elements
This chart shows that although providers initially struggled with reporting Viral Load Test Results and CD4 Test Results, completeness rates from 2010 to 2016
have greatly improved. Prescribed ART also saw a considerable increase.


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If you're passionate about the work you do, you've probably considered offering a getaway retreat so your clients can spend some intense high-focus time with you and other like-minded souls.
Sounds amazing, doesn't it?
It is!
For 16 years, I hosted my own retreats several times each year, and they pretty much always sold out. Not only was it a gratifying experience each and every time, but it also was a great income generator. (The combination of passion and profits is a game-changer!)
My list has now grown so much that I no longer offer these more intimate retreats. (My events now attract 200+ people.) Now, I meet many coaches, consultants, trainers and healers who want to host their own retreats.
If this sounds like you, here are some tips — straight from my personal "in-the-trenches" files — for how to plan and host your own retreats.
1 – Build a List of Ideal Clients
It's one thing to have a great idea for a retreat. But it's a whole other thing to find people to come!
The great news about retreats is that your list doesn't have to be huge in order to fill the spaces. Many retreat centers offer options for 10-person retreats.
Still, you need to have a list – whether it's your client database, or your eZine list – in order to market your retreat.
2 – Name Your Retreat
Give your retreat a name. This grounds your idea with a vision and purpose.
At first, I just called my retreat: "Women's Retreat." (Truly exciting, huh? Sign me up!)
When I finally created the name, "The Unstoppable Power of Intention Retreat," I was much more excited at the prospect of my retreats – and many more women expressed interest!
There is an art to naming anything. Take time with this and have fun!
3 – Decide How Many People You Want at Your Retreat
My retreats had anywhere from 22 – 35 people in them. Many of my clients have offered retreats for as few as 6 people. The choice is yours. What is ideal for you?
4 – Choose a Time-Span for Your Retreat
Retreats can range anywhere from 1 – 9 days. Or longer! If you're just getting started, I recommend a 3-day format. This makes it easy for your participants to plan, to arrange travel, and doesn't require too many days off from work. Of course, this is also dependent upon the content you want to deliver.
5 – Choose a Location for Your Retreat
Where do you want to host your retreat?
First, let's start with region.
I recommend that, at first, you keep your retreat close to home. It's great to have familiar surroundings and not have to travel far. If you want to consider a more exotic location, it will obviously take a lot more planning on your part.
Next, let's talk about choosing a retreat center.
If you do a Google search in your area, you may discover that there are a few small retreat centers that provide amazing options. Many of these places are not luxurious – but they do allow for an affordable retreat experience for you as a host – and for your clients!
I recommend that you choose a space that offers lodging and meals. Something special happens to a group of people when they dine and sleep on site – without the distractions of the outer world.
Take time to shop around and explore your options, review your pricing and weigh the pros and cons of each location.
6 – Price Your Retreat
Putting a price tag on your retreat can bring up lots of stuff.
But you must challenge yourself NOT to play small. Low prices can position your retreat as low-value.
Also, do not price your retreat just above the per-person price you're paying the retreat center. If you have cancellations or any unforeseen costs arise, you'll be screwed.
I encourage you to stretch yourself. Crunch the numbers and make sure you are making a profit!
Note: If the money and pricing is a little tricky for you – then you need to watch my free training video pronto! It'll give you the strategies you need to get over this hurdle. Click here immediately to grab your copy.
7 – Outline the Content of Your Retreat
Create a structure or framework that will guide the flow of each day. There's probably a natural beginning, middle and end you will follow. In each element, map out the activities and teaching that will be included.
The key thing about content is this:
Don't "over teach."
Retreats (and events, too!) are meant to get participants to actually experience the work they never get to do at home. This means you have to give them the space to learn and take part in activities.
8 – Commit to a Date for Your Retreat
This is the most important step. Why? Because once you have a date, you've committed. It's happening. You're going for it! Too many people play the "Ready Aim" game. They never actually fire. In other words, they never commit.
Yes, it can be scary to offer your first retreat – but commitment and decision are half the battle. Choose a date. And start marketing.
Bonus Tip #1: Keep it simple
If you're just getting started, don't try to plan a retreat on that Greek island you've always wanted to visit. Retreats are about learning and experience. Though adventure can be a component, many times retreat hosts make it harder on themselves by being too aggressive with their early retreat goals.
(HINT: This happens because they fear that they themselves are not "enough" – so they try to superficially make the retreat seem more exciting. Don't get caught in this trap.)
One of my colleagues was convinced that she had to offer her first retreat at the Ritz Carlton. But the pricing made it so daunting that she never set a date. This is, unfortunately, a typical pattern. This is why you want to keep it simple! Your first retreat may not be impressive, but at least you'll have done it!
Bonus Tip #2: Allow space
Many years ago, I went to a personal growth retreat that literally exhausted me. The hosts were obviously so frightened of not giving enough content that they dragged the participants around from one activity to the next. We were meditating. Then we were walking through a labyrinth. (But move fast, because our next agenda item is about to start!) Next we were writing down our dreams, partnering in a exercise and onto the next thing…
The best thing about this retreat? It taught me what NOT to do when I was hosting my own retreats!
My retreats had lots of space built into them. Yes, it can be scary to allow space because it feels like you're not working! But the gift of holding space for your participants IS working. And it provides a great value. Be strong enough to allow for this.
In the comments below, let me know: have you ever considered hosting or leading a retreat? What stops you?
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Volunteers needed. The Junior Section has been declared the Ilkley Carnival's 2017 Main Beneficiaries. The proceeds from the Carnival will provide a Shot Put area in the new Compact Athletics facility. In return we have been asked to provide volunteers. It's a busy Bank Holiday weekend but just an hour or two of your time will be greatly appreciated.
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SAN ANTONIO — LaMarcus Aldridge scored 17 points and the San Antonio Spurs stayed unbeaten at home this season, holding off the Boston Celtics 108-105.
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ask how likely it is that all this complex life could have come about by random chance. They suggest that since individual events, such as the abiogenetic formation of proteins, emergence of RNA, organization of unicellular into multicellular organisms, etc., are purportedly so highly improbable that the entire chain events culminating in the existence of even a single complex organism could not have happened as described. Therefore,
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The high cost of health care has been the cause of many citizens to be broke. I am medically retired from the military. I was fortunate to get all healthcare cost be taken care from the military benefits. I did not go to college just join the army at are 17 and now at 39 i get all the things i could possible not be able to afford, even with a college degree. 6 months i spend in the hospital at $0 out of pocket.
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Other than food, two other categories stand out to me as outrageous.
First, property insurance of only $1560 annually? How can that be for a $1.5M home? My midwest valued at aroudn $300k has insurance over $2k. How can so little coverage be acceptable for a $1.5M home?
The other is the money for clothes. We clothe our family of 4 easily on what this budget spends on a month or two. It just doesn't seem right to me.
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That's interesting. My property insurance is only about $1k per year for a $650k home. I can't imagine why yours is double what mine is. Maybe your home is in a higher-risk area for natural disasters? Earthquake coverage isn't included in our insurance policies (California), and apart from that I'm not really at major risk of floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc.
We should also consider the actual cost of rebuilding. The land doesn't go anywhere, so it would just be rebuilding costs that would affect the premium. Most of my $650k house value in the land, so if the rebuild cost is around $250k, that's the real "value" number from an insurance perspective.
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Brothers plead guilty in connection with burglary spree
Two brothers from the Old Lyme area pleaded guilty Wednesday in New London Superior Court in connection with a series of burglaries in which high quality jewelry, precious metals, antiques, guns and other valuables were stolen from homes throughout the region between 2009 and 2012.
Justin P. Weissinger, 27, and Karl W. Weissinger, 23, each pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree larceny. The younger brother, who has been free on bond while his cases were pending, also pleaded guilty Wednesday to third-degree assault in connection with a domestic violence incident for which he and the mother of his infant daughter were arrested over the weekend.
Justin Weissinger will be sentenced Aug. 20 to up to nine years in prison followed by three years of probation. Karl Weissinger will be sentenced the same day to three years in prison followed by three years of probation. Both of the brothers accepted plea deals that had been worked out by prosecutor David J. Smith, their attorneys, John Franckling and Jeremiah Donovan, and Judge Hillary B. Strackbein.
The brothers both pleaded guilty under the Alford Doctrine, which indicates they do not agree with the state's allegations but do not want to risk harsher sentences if convicted at trial.
Matthew L. Hopkins, a Mystic jeweler charged with being in possession of nearly $200,000 in stolen items he purchased from the brothers, is expected to plead guilty on July 30. Resolution of the case means that state police, who seized the stolen items during their investigation, will be able to return the items to the victims, some of whom have attended dozens of the defendants' court appearances. At the request of Hopkins' attorney, Michael L. Cozzolino, the judge ordered state police to return to Hopkins items that were seized from him that were not part of the burglary case. Some of the burglary victims are expected to speak at the sentencing, and the Weissingers' attorneys may call on their mother and others to speak on their behalf.
Justin Weissinger has been incarcerated since he was arrested following a high-speed chase with Montville police in July 2012 that led to the burglary charges. Police said Weissinger had in his possession at the time a .380-caliber pistol that had been stolen from a Salem home and other stolen items. The investigation led state police to a barn on Brush Hill Road in Lyme, where they said they recovered guns stolen during burglaries in East Haddam and Salem, and to the Mystic jewelry store.
While his case was pending, Justin Weissinger served as a key witness for the prosecution at a high-profile home invasion/murder trial in California of three of his fellow former Marines. They were all convicted.
After taking his plea, the judge warned Karl Weissinger, who is being electronically monitored and has a curfew, that he risks going to prison for up to 31 years if he gets arrested again between now and his sentencing date. Following the June 21 domestic violence incident, state police seized a shotgun that Weissinger's girlfriend said he had asked her to purchase for him at Dick's Sporting Goods, according to the judge.
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KENOSHA, WIS. - The Concordia University Wisconsin men's and women's track & field teams competed at the Northern Athletics Conference Indoor Championships inside Carthage College's Tarble Athletic & Recreation Center on Saturday, and both squads came away with outstanding results.
The CUW men placed first in conference with 126 points, finishing ahead of second place Aurora University, who totaled 109.5 points. The Falcon women placed second as a team with 117 points, finishing with just 2.5 points less than first place Concordia Illinois.
The CUW men got a dominant overall performance from senior Justin Rogers (Milwaukee, Wis.), who took first in the Triple Jump, 55m Dash, 200m Dash, along with being a part of the first place 4x400m Relay.
Senior Alex Pawlak (Colgate, Wis.) also had a solid meet, as he continued his stellar indoor season by winning the 55m Hurdles with a time of 7.74 seconds.
The Falcon women got a strong performance from freshman Emily Mauermann (Janesville, Wis.), who earned NAC Freshman of the Meet after individually posting 18.5 points for CUW.
The women's Distance Medley team Kelsey Wagner, Maxine Blohowiak, Caitlyn Stern, and Sarah Maynard finished second in the event with a time 13:41.10.
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NAC Track & Field Indoor Champoinship Awards
Track Athlete of the Meet
Men: Grant Mickesh - Edgewood College
Women: Alex Schmidt - Concordia University Chicago
Field Athlete of the Meet
Men: Eric Capshaw - Aurora University
Women: Ainsley Richards - Aurora University
Freshman of the Meet
Men: Travis Turnquist - Wisconsin Lutheran
Women: Emily Mauremann - Concordia University Wisconsin
Men's Coach of the Meet: CUW head coach Russ DeLap
Women's Coach of the Meet: CUC head coach Matt Beisel


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Wedding Dress Mock up
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This will be my first attempt at a wedding dress. I'm excited about the challenge. It will be lining, with the horse hair (stiffning) satin and Chiffon to cover the satin. the Bodice the Chiffon wil be rouched. And then the belt will make the dress. I had 2 friends that helped me to draft the pattern, on my own i'm not able to do that yet! but this year i want to learn patternmaking!
This is not the real dress, this was a test run. Starting on the real fabric next week! This was to see if the pattern would fit.
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Jan 18, 2013, 08.00 AMby Mary Athey
I agree the waistline needs to be.higher. I can.t wait.to see.this fimished . I.know it.ll be amazing xx
Jan 18, 2013, 05.51 AMby RedDynamica
thank you for your advice! highly appreciated!
Jan 18, 2013, 05.50 AMby freakusbzzz
Excellent start, I would make the waist line higher and then it will be perfect
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President Greenwood sends message of condolences on passing of AbbottUniversity of Hawaiʻi
Tina Shelton, (808) 956-9803
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Posted: Nov 5, 2010
"We in the university community are deeply saddened by the death of University of Hawai'i at Mānoa Emeritus Professor of Botany Isabella Abbott, the pre-eminent marine botanist of the Pacific region.
"Dr. Abbott was a gifted and decorated scientist, a dedicated and inspiring professor, an active community volunteer and a passionate and eloquent spokeswoman for the study and protection of marine life. Known around the world as a brilliant scientist, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administrator Jane Lubchenco said Dr. Abbott was 'a font of knowledge and a beacon of inspiration for generations of marine biologists around the world.'
"One of Dr. Abbottʻs early publications, the 800-page Marine Algae of California, was hailed as a 'quantum advance' in taxonomy of marine algae of the West Coast. She also wrote Limu: an Ethnobotanical Study of Some Hawaiian Seaweeds, published within a year of her retirement from Stanford University and return to Hawai'i as holder of the Wilder Chair in Botany in 1984.
"I feel a kindred connection with Dr. Abbott as a sister in science—obtaining advanced degrees against the odds, working in an arena few women had yet to enter, embarking on a new challenges in Hawai'i after careers based in California and advocating for sound national policy on issues of public interest.
"I urge those who didn't know this remarkable scientist to learn more in Mālamalama magazine, and those who did to leave messages of remembrance in the comments, as one former student did, paying the ultimate compliment to a teacher: 'for me the application of the knowledge and skills transmitted from Dr. Isabella is incorporated, I with confidence can claim, in how I live.'
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A former methamphetamine dealer was executed Wednesday for killing three people in rural northern Missouri out of fear that they would report his drug activity to police.
John Middleton, 54, died from an injection of pentobarbital, the sixth execution in Missouri this year. Only Florida and Texas, with seven each, have performed more executions.
Middleton was convicted of killing Randy "Happy" Hamilton and Stacey Hodge in early June 1995, then Alfred Pinegar several days later.
Middleton was a small-time meth dealer in sparsely populated northern Missouri in the mid-1990s. After several drug suspects were arrested on June 10, 1995, he allegedly told a friend: "The snitches around here are going to start going down."
A day later, according to court records, Middleton and his girlfriend met Hamilton and Hodge on a gravel road. Prosecutors said Middleton shot and killed them both and hid the bodies in the trunk of Hamilton's car.
Pinegar, another meth dealer, was shot in the face on June 23, 1995. His body was found in a field near Bethany.
Acquaintances say Middleton told them he killed all three. Police also had eyewitness accounts of Middleton purchasing ammunition in the hours before Pinegar's death. Middleton was convicted in 1997.
Middleton's girlfriend, Maggie Hodges, is serving life in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in all three deaths.
In February, a man whose name has not been disclosed because he fears retribution signed an affidavit saying that two rival meth dealers drove him to a rural area soon after Pinegar's death and accused him of being a snitch. He said the men showed him Pinegar's body, saying: "There's already been three people killed. You want to be number four?"
The witness said the two dealers then beat him unconscious with a baseball bat and raped his girlfriend.
Harrison County Sheriff Josh Eckerson agreed to take a new look at the case but said his investigation found no evidence to back up the claims. He is convinced that Middleton was the real killer.
The execution Wednesday evening occurred several hours after it was originally scheduled, at 12:01 a.m. A federal judge granted a stay of execution late Tuesday, citing a need for a hearing to determine if Middleton was mentally ill. A federal appeals court overturned the stay and neither the U.S. Supreme Court nor the Missouri Supreme Court would halt the execution. Middleton's appeals on claims that he was innocent were also turned away, and Gov. Jay Nixon denied a request for clemency.
Missouri has executed one man each month since November, with the exception of May, when the U.S. Supreme Court halted the execution of Russell Bucklew. Bucklew suffers from a rare congenital condition that causes weakened and malformed blood vessels as well as tumors in his nose and throat. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals plans a hearing on Sept. 9 to determine if lethal injection could cause him to suffer because of his medical condition.


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troubled guestalohawahine Mar 15, 2012 3:05 PM
I marked this as a question as I would love feedback, and it is going to read more as a narrative.
This week we had "the perfect storm" at our rental. We have an unusual, off grid house with more possiblities of things going wrong than a house that is all hooked up to city services. The trade off is of course a unique "eco-experience". 99% of our guests are looking forward to the unusual and adventurous aspects and take it all in stride. Plus we put a lot of effort into making certain there are not issues for our guests through daily hands on maintenance.
The weather had been particularly wet and stormy. Changing out the propane tanks was more challenging than usual, and both our caretakers unknowingly opted to crank over the valve and put off changing the tanks, thinking the back up would kick in. Second time of course there was no back up.
The guest arrived hours after check in time, to find no heat. Outside temperature was about 65 F. The hot tub was steamy hot and upstairs the bed was cozy.
I was on a rare out of town trip, heading back the next morning, in a time zone three hours different. It was 1:30 am for me. I was asleep with the ringer off. All the backup people were similarly out of reach of their phones. So it was after the persistent buzzing of my phone awakened me about 45 minutes after the first call from the guests that I awakened and listened to the messages.
The guest was outraged. Hopping mad. He had managed to change out the propane tank himself but could not figure out how to light the pilot of the heater. I could understand on many levels, and set about to remedy the situation. I was too asleep to talk him through it adequately, and too disturbed by the phone rage he was presenting to feel entirely competent. My husband who was in the right time zone called him immediately and within a minute there was heat in the place.
Meantime I had texted our help letting them know the situation, and the person who had made the blunder wanted to do something to make it up to the guests. She made a special pastry and took it tover inthe morning, along with some flowers.
I called the guests right back and made an offer to knock $100 off the cost of their stay and then suffered through a long monologue of how horrible the experience had been. The guest is about 24 years old, a young man. His girlfriend had called and left an apology earlier for his surly attitude. I was still clinging to the vestiges of sleep. I offered to refund his entire deposit, and make the stay cost free for him. That was not what he wanted. After carrying on a bit more he told me he wanted to pay half price and so get a portion of his deposit returned. It was a one night stay that I had previously discounted 10% at his request. I agreed. I would have agreed to anything except paying him to stay there by that point.
When he left, so did the plush bathrobes, the oversize spa towels, and the house key. He had already received his refund. And the personal apology. And the goodies.
We have had vacation rentals for about ten years. This is the very first time we have ever had an experience even somewhat like this. I feel bad the guest had an unpleasant experience, and worse that he felt compelled to change the propane tank out himself. He should not have encountered that problem at our house, and the 45 minute delay was unpleasant. Our helpers will never make this mistake again, but mistakes do happen. And my cell phone does go to vibrate sometimes. I am grateful that I refrained from offereing him a discount to use on his next stay with us, as I customarily do when something goes awry during a guest stay. I think I have already made up my made to disengage fully and be glad he must board a plane to get to my house. However, I would happily receive feedback. Would you charge for the missing items? And if so, how would you go about it?
much thanks in advance... I needed to put this somewhere, and maybe hear back from people who have been there before.


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ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Dates contain pits. Prunes, apricots, and cherries are machine pitted and may contain an occasional pit or pit fragment. Manufactured on equipment used for prcessing peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, soy, and wheat.
INGREDIENTS: Aplets & Cotlets: sugar, corn syrup, walnuts, modified corn starch, fruit juice from concentrate (apple, apricot), pectin (pectin, disodium diphosphate, sodium polyphosphate, dextrose, dicalcium phosphate), natural flavors, sodium citrate, citric acid, malic acid, soy lecithin.
ALLERGEN INFORMATION: Contains soy and walnuts. May contain traces of peanuts and tree nuts not listed in the ingredients.
These candies should be enjoyed right away, but may be stored at room temperature for one week or refrigerated for up to four weeks. Tightly seal with plastic wrap after opening.
Serving Size: about 1/4 cup (40g)
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Calories: 110
Calories from Fat: 0
Total Fat: 0g (0%)**
Saturated Fat: 0g (0%)**
Trans Fat: 0g (0%)**
Cholesterol: 0mg (0%)**
Sodium: 5mg (0%)**
Total Carbohydrates: 28g (9%)**
Dietary Fiber: 3g (12%)**
Sugars: 18g
Protein: 1g
Vitamin A: 2%
Vitamin C: 2%
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Serving Size: 4 pieces (45g)
Servings Per Container: * (see below)
Calories: 160
Calories from Fat: 40
Total Fat: 4.5g (6%)**
Saturated Fat: 0g (0%)**
Trans Fat: 0g (0%)**
Cholesterol: 0mg (0%)**
Sodium: 65mg (3%)**
Total Carbohydrates: 36g (12%)**
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Sugars: 32g
Protein: less than 1g
Vitamin A: 0%
Vitamin C: 0%
Calcium: 0%
Iron: 0%
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Man sentenced for burglaries, attacks near Buffalo State
A Buffalo man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday for sexually assaulting two SUNY Buffalo State students after breaking into their residences on two occasions more than a year apart.
Kahlil Peoples, of Woodlawn Avenue, pleaded guilty in December to two counts of first-degree sexual abuse and two counts of second-degree burglary.
"Isn't there enough hurt in the world that we don't need people like you inflicting more?" Erie County Judge Kenneth F. Case said, referring to the Boston Marathon bombings as he sentenced Peoples. "What happened to empathy and sympathy? What happened to decency?"
The 30-year-old Buffalo man committed the first offense on Nov. 17, 2010, and the second on Feb. 18 of last year.
During a 10-month investigation, prosecutors, police and forensic experts linked Peoples to the crimes after his July 19 arrest for "peeping" into the window of a residence in the Canisius College neighborhood, according to the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
Assistant District Attorney Lynette Reda of the Special Victims Bureau said the father of one of the victims had intended to address the court during the sentencing but changed his mind. The attack "devastated his daughter's life, and she will never be the same," Reda said in court, repeating what the father had told prosecutors.
Reda credited the Erie County Sheriff's Office, the Buffalo Police Department's sex offense squad, Canisius College campus police and the Central Police Services Laboratory for their work.
Peoples had faced up to 37 years in state prison for his crimes, but Case previously agreed to cap the sentence at 10 years to secure a plea and spare the victims from having to testify at a trial.
"Frankly, under the circumstances, I think you deserve more," Case told Peoples.
"I stand before you a broken man," Peoples told the judge as he apologized to the victims and their families. "I don't know if the damage can ever be undone. I'm just very sorry for what's happened."
Defense attorney Andrew C. LoTempio said Peoples is embarrassed by what he did and remorseful for the trauma he caused his victims, LoTempio said.
"I don't really believe it was sexually motivated," he said of his client's crimes.
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As 2014 arrives, we cant help but feel a rush of optimism. After all, there are signs of a strengthening economic recovery in our region, and theres a buoyancy at the Moda Center as the Trail Blazers look to be the destiny team for the new year. Even the U.S. Congress has taken baby steps toward a more bipartisan approach to solving the nations most basic problems.
Still, we have plenty of issues to worry about as the new year unfolds, which brings us to our annual wish list for the coming year:
For Newberg government: Find and hire a qualified candidate to fill the position of city manager.
For Dundee: Complete construction of the long-awaited fire hall.
For George Fox University: Prepare well for the return of football in the fall.
For Relay for Life: A banner year that sees more teams and more money raised than ever before.
For Special Olympics: A summer games that surpasses, if thats possible, the heights to which this unique and endearing event has reached since being relocated to Newberg several years ago.
For Intel: Good luck with the ongoing expansions in Hillsboro, which benefit the entire region and justify the tax breaks the chip maker is getting. We also hope the bright minds on their Hillsboro campuses can find a better way to connect with community members who are concerned about air quality.
For Cover Oregon: 10,000 electric typewriters to help with all those paper applications.
For the Oregon Legislature: The opportunity finally to build that new bridge.
For Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber: A worthy opponent in either May or November. But on another topic, does the states next governor really want to stub his or her toe on some sort of sales tax proposal? Its only been voted down nine times in Oregon already.
For Oregon Lottery Director Jack Roberts: A backbone to enforce the Oregon Constitutions ban on non-tribal casinos at faux delis that are mini-casinos and at street corners throughout the state.
For voters: The wisdom to recognize that the Oregon Constitutions ban on same-sex marriage has been overtaken by the steady march of civil rights in this nation. Nineteen other states now recognize same-sex unions, and its time for Oregonians to repeal a ban that was put in place just 10 years ago.
For Oregon State baseball: Another College World Series crown, confirming Pat Casey who won national titles in 2006 and '07 as the nations premier coach.
And for all of us: In a year when voters will be asked to loosen marijuana laws and liquor purchases, how about less dependence on brain-numbing substances and a little more time spent exercising our minds and bodies in the wonders of Oregons outdoors.
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Reviewed By Steven F (Rochester, PA) Reviewed for a 2016 GMC Canyon —5/21/2015 3:44 AM
Look great installed. One adjustment screw is not accessible once they are installed so any adjustments must be made before you reassemble the front end of the truck. The bulbs that came with these are cheap and should be replaced. No condensation issues.


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1900 Census: Colorado Indian Industrial SchoolsThis index contains extracted names from the Grand Junction Indian Industrial Schools' 1900 Federal Census. These enumerations were slightly different from the usual 1900 Census entries or the Federal Indian Census as there was a special section, "Special Inquiries Relating to Indians." The main section included the headings found on the 1900 Federal Census. In addition, however, this special section listed the tribe of the Indian as well as the tribe of his/her father and mother. There is also a heading entitled "Mixed Blood" which asked if the Indian had any white blood and how much, "Conjugal Condition," "Citizenship" and "Dwelling" ("Is this Indian living in a fixed or in a movable dwelling?").
Source: Colorado State Archives, 1900 Census Population, Grand Junction Indian School, Enumeration District #74, Mesa County, Colorado. Compiled by Connie Ryan; last modified December 6, 2002.Colorado State Archives, 1900 Census - Colorado Indian Industrial Schools


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