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Though it felt like I was about to parachute behind enemy lines, it ended up being ok. I didn't get to hit all the points I wanted to, nor reflect all the good ideas and advice others had given me, but it wasn't a disaster.
The Boycott BP effort has been an extremely good vehicle for normal people to express their outrage and be heard by government and big oil. There's much more to do and new tactics to use to capitalize on this devastating eco-trocity.
We need to pressure recipients of BP sponsorship to return the sponsorship to BP or perhaps donate it to the victims. We should continue calling for the Obama administration to put BP's US assets into receivership to guarantee that the resources to pay reparations to the victims and fund the cleanup remain available.
Serious thought should be given to what avenues are available to BP or affiliated stations who cannot get out of distribution contacts.
AND - lastly: 2 relief wells is not enough. They should be drilling 8 relief wells as sometimes it takes at least that many. They aren't doing it because it would cost too much and they might succeed with only two. That's not good enough, and that's exactly why we need to federalize the fix and clean-up effort. Next quarter's profits are not the issue. The next quarter century is.
A note about what I regret not getting to say. I wanted to reflect Steve Kretzmann's phrase "We need a Separation of Oil and State." The Oil industry has pumped $243,000,000 into election campaigns since 1990. John McCain received the most from BP in the last election with Barack Obama a close second at over $70,000. We must take control of our transition off fossil fuels, because otherwise it will not happen - until what's left is merely ashes.
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My first SLR had character - a Practica. Solid East German engineering to raise hard currency through sales to the capitalists. It went well with my Duffle coat and compensated for my failure to convincingly grow my hair long. My first digital camera had character - a Nikon Coolpix 950, with the rotating lens and sensor unit, an excellent design which I was sorry to see Nikon abandon. I dropped it into an estuary while climbing out of a kayak. My current Sigma DP2 Merrill has character. The idiot savant of contemporary cameras, challenged in daily life but very good at its speciality.
I think what I liked about the OM1 was the analogue exposure metre , the needle moving gave a feel for the exposure effect of the change in aperture etc.
I have been waiting for a full frame compact that did the basics well.
In 1964 it was the Yashica D twin lens reflex. As a young trainee, I would have preferred the Rolleiflex T f2.8 that my boss used but my budget didn't come close.
Audiophiles don't listen to music, only gramophones.
The settings I have settled on, after a bit of trial and error, are as follows; Centre weighted AE, auto ISO A3200 and exposure mode on manual. This gives me full control of shutter speed and aperture and the camera takes care of exposure via ISO.
Ooooh, I'll have to poach that one. Goes hand in hand with my comment about cameras and pianos. "I a guy buys a piano, he owns a piano. If a guy buys a camera,he's a photographer."
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Johnson, the bill author, told the Senate committee he was following the lead of Arkansas and Kentucky, which recently passed their own work requirements for Medicaid.
"I understand that it's difficult to bootstrap yourself off [Medical Assistance], but some may need a little extra incentive to do that," Johnson testified.
Critics point out that Minnesota is not like other states that have passed similar work requirement laws. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Minnesota has the second-highest workplace participation rate in the country, at 71.2 percent. Kentucky's 59.7 percent workforce participation ranks 43rd (59.7 percent) and Arkansas sits at 46th (58.5 percent).
"Minnesota works, and one of the reasons our people can work is because we've made a commitment to make sure that they have their health," said Lourey.
Opponents also say the bill would be an administrative nightmare. If it becomes law, the state government would be required to monitor Medical Assistance recipients' employment status. Doing so would mean the Department of Human Services and counties across Minnesota would have to go on a hiring bonanza, inflating the bureaucracy with hundreds of new case workers. The DHS estimates the bill could cost the state $7 million or more by 2021.
Lourey acknowledges the contributions of 201 state legislators would hardly have made a dent in the influx of new responsibilites. But he says determining who's eligible for Medicaid would help them understand the reality of what it's like to be on Medicaid.
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VAL D'ISERE, FRANCE – Former University of New Hampshire alpine skier Leanne Smith of Conway earned her first career Audi FIS Ski World Cup podium by placing second in the Val d'Isere downhill race on Friday.
Smith, who had a previous top finish of fifth in super G at Schladming (Austria) last March, registered a silver medal-winning time of 1 minute, 19.91 seconds, just .16 seconds behind race winner Laura Gut of Switzerland.
The 25-year-old Smith competed for UNH in 2006, when she was named the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association (EISA) Female Rookie Skier of the Year and garnered All-East First Team recognition. The then freshman helped the Wildcats finish ninth in the '06 NCAA Ski Championships by placing 11th in giant slalom. Other highlights of her lone season at New Hampshire included a GS victory at the Dartmouth Carnival, fourth in GS and sixth in slalom at the EISA Championship, hosted by Middlebury, and eight top-10 finishes overall
Smith, a six-year World Cup veteran who left UNH following the '06 season to train with the U.S. Ski Team Development Group, became the eighth Wildcat to represent the United States as an Olympian when she was tabbed to the U.S. Olympic Alpine Ski Team for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The former Kennett High School standout finished 18th in the super G and 21st in super combined at the Olympics.
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Sweetwater plays its first district basketball double-header today vs. Monahans at Mustang Gym, with the girls game at 6:15 p.m. and the boys contest at 7:30 as they tip off 4-3A action.Two other Nolan County boys teams also begin dis-trict play tonight, as Roscoe goes to Ira while Highland will be playing at Loraine.Sweetwater's boys enter district on a seven-game roll, improving to 11-7 on Tuesday with a 60-58 win over San Angelo Lake View. The game appeared to be headed for overtime until Kaleb Hoover hit a tie-breaking layup as time ran out, just seconds after Lake View's Ryan Chaney had hit a 3-pointer to tie the game and cap a rally from a 10-point deficit. Hoover had 23 points and Rhett Torres (12) and Dylan Bennett (10) also hit double figures for the Mustangs, who will now face a tough Monahans team that is off to a 17-3 start after beating Denver City 76-57 in its last game on Monday.Sweetwater's girls, who are 1-1 in district, are facing a Monahans team off to an 0-2 start. Sweetwater lost to Greenwood 44-40 here Tuesday after losing a five-point fourth quarter lead and going scoreless over the final 3:08. The loss to Greenwood knocked Sweetwater out of first-place tie. Greenwood and Wylie are both 2-0.Shelby Cason scored 11 points and Kelsi Crosson 10 for the Lady Mustangs (15-10 overall), who lost for the third time in their last four games.


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Right after a job interview, you're going to feel pretty relieved that it's all over and either confident that you did well or worried that you bombed. It's common for job seekers to go over the job interview questions that they went through and the answers they gave, and note any other small things during the interview - but how do you really know whether or not you did well? Check out these 6 points below and you'll have a better understanding of whether or not your job interview went well.
1. They give you a firm answer about when you'll hear back.
This is not a foolproof indicator, but it's a good one none the less. You don't want to hear, "We'll let you know." You don't want to have to ask, "When, exactly?" If they say, "I'll have an answer for you on Monday morning," that usually means they've made a decision. The decision might not be for you, but at least they've made a decision. This is sort of like a poker tell… if someone hasn't made up their mind yet, they don't really know how long it will take to do so, and thus are evasive about estimating how long it might take to make up their mind. If the interviewer gives you a vague answer, that might mean that there are plenty more interviews scheduled and your interview performance was not enough to make them cancel the others.
2. You covered topics beyond the job description.
A good interview is one where you handily answer all their questions, clearly demonstrate that you can meet all the job requirements, AND THEN start to discuss all the other things you can bring to the job. You win the job by using the interview to convince them that hiring you will bring them all sorts of additional dividends they didn't even expect.
3. The interview went longer than scheduled.
This one is logical enough. If you're in and out in a hurry, you might not have struck their fancy. But if you hang out for a while shooting the breeze (especially if you hit point number 4 below, that's a good sign.
4. You discussed personal stuff.
This is maybe the best indicator. As I've said before, a job interview is largely about personality… even more so than skills or qualifications. If you start chatting away with the interviewer about this thing or that thing… if you're sharing jokes and laughs, you're probably home free. If you feel like the interviewer got to like you on a personal or professional level, that's the best indication you can get.
5. The interviewer describes their frustration with the previous employee.
If the interviewer begins to talk about how poorly the last guy did in your position, then that's a good indication that they've decided you can do a better job. If you find the interviewer comparing you favorably to previous or existing employees, then you've likely done a good job of selling yourself as qualified.
6. You begin plotting with the interviewer.
The best interviews I've ever had were the ones where we were already making plans for the things I would be doing once I started. I had not only sold myself, I had sold a game plan for the improvements I would be bringing to the position… and the interviewer had bought what I was selling. "I can't wait for you to get started overhauling that inventory system. Do you think you might have any ideas for our shipping system as well?" That's what you want to hear.


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We already know the Nexus 3 is coming out towards the end of the year, probably around the time Google releases Ice Cream Sandwich. However, we still have no idea what CPU will power the device. We've been trying to figure out which chip will get the honors, and so far NVIDIA's Quad-core Tegra 3 seems to be the most likely candidate.
Well, we just got one more reason to believe that Tegra 3 will be the chosen platform for the Nexus 3. At NVIDIA's earnings call yesterday, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang hinted at a possible partnership with Google for the release of Ice Cream Sandwich, saying:
... we're working very closely with Google on Ice Cream Sandwich, and it's a very important new generation of operating system based on starting from the Honeycomb base and I'm expecting it to be really terrific. And so we're working very closely with the Google team, and Tegra will be surely be wonderful for Ice Cream when it comes.Jen-Hsun HuangCEO of NVIDIA
In another instance, Jen-Hsun Huang implied that we could see devices powered by Tegra 3 and Ice Cream Sandwich released later this year:
We're really excited about the work that they're doing on Ice Cream. And I can't comment too much more other than that, but we're working very closely with their teams on the Ice Cream Sandwich. And as all of these products -- they will come to the market when they're great, and I'm certainly expecting them to be great on this year.Jen-Hsun HuangCEO of NVIDIA
The pieces are starting to fall together, folks, and we couldn't be more excited about what the outcome might be. In case you're wondering why we're making such a big fuss about Tegra 3, allow me to briefly remind you the reasons why that is:
- World's first mobile quad-core CPU
- New 12-Core NVIDIA GPU with support for 3D stereo
- Support for Extreme HD at a 2560 x 1600 resolution
- 5x faster than the Tegra 2
As an Android enthusiast, if that's not enough to get you heart going I don't know what could. What do you guys think? Do you want the Nexus 3 to be powered by Tegra 3? Or would you rather have Qualcomm or TI get the honors? Let us know in the comments.


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SAN FRANCISCO — Three lanes of traffic were briefly blocked on the westbound Bay Bridge after a motorcycle was involved in a crash Friday morning, officials said.
The crash was reported about 6:30 a.m. just west of Treasure Island.
It was not clear how many other vehicles were in the crash, according to California Highway Patrol Officer James Evans. Witnesses told the CHP that the motorcycle had struck an object that had fallen off a truck in front of it, but Evans said he could not confirm that.
As many as three lanes were blocked around 7 a.m. while authorities responded to the crash site, but all lanes were reopened and traffic was moving by about 7:20 a.m.
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The one-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook school shootings is an opportunity to reaffirm the need for comprehensive prevention that goes beyond physical security, Amanda B. Nickerson, Ph.D., director of the University at Buffalo's Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention, said today.
Nickerson, who has led the university's anti-bullying center since it began in 2011, is a developer of the National Association of School Psychologists' PREPaRE School Crisis Prevention and Intervention Training Curriculum. She says while it's important to remember and mourn the tragedy, it's equally important to remember, "school shootings are extremely rare events."
"Events like this underscore the need for comprehensive prevention and intervention efforts," Nickerson says, "efforts not focused solely on physical security, such as locking doors and installing metal detectors, but also mental health services, prevention, threat assessment training and coordinated, collaborative efforts among schools, parents and communities."
Nickerson has been quoted widely on Sandy Hook and other similar shootings with connections to bullying behavior - including a recent appearance on NPR's "On Point."
"Other societal issues that contribute to these shootings are also important, such as exposure to violent media and the accessibility of firearms," Nickerson says,
Saturday, Dec. 14, marks the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn., in which 26 students and teachers were killed.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – MIT's final home football game of the season on Saturday has had a change in kickoff time. The New England Football Conference (NEFC) matchup between the Engineers and the Mariners of the Maine Maritime Academy will now kickoff at 5:30 p.m. instead of 1:00 p.m. The change was made to accommodate the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) men's and women's soccer tournaments that will be hosted by MIT this weekend.


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Depression is an illness. It is not the same as a sad or blue mood. Symptoms of depression can last weeks, months, or even years. Treatment helps people recover from depression and can help prevent depressive symptoms from returning.
People who are depressed usually have profound sadness and/or loss of interest in things they used to enjoy. Symptoms of depression vary greatly from person to person. Some people have only a few symptoms, while others have many. Symptoms may vary over time.
Symptoms of depression:
If you have several of these symptoms for more than 2 weeks, you should check with a doctor to find out if it is depression. If you have had thoughts of suicide, contact someone for help immediately.
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A physical exam and other tests may be ordered to check into any other causes of your symptoms.
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Effective treatments include antidepressant medicine, counseling (called "psychotherapy"), or both. Both medicine and psychotherapy can relieve symptoms of depression. Psychotherapy also helps you learn ways of coping with problems related to depression.
When people are being treated for depression, they may see a doctor, a psychotherapist, or both. If you are seeing a doctor and a psychotherapist, they will work together to decide what type of treatment will be most helpful to you. Antidepressant medicine may take 2 to 3 weeks to start to work. Full recovery may take 3 months. You should talk with your doctor about any concerns you have about medicines.
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Lohan's first interview anywhere since November 2012 and first visit to the "Late Show" since 2007
Actress Lindsay Lohan will visit the "Late Show with David Letterman" Tuesday, April 9 (11:35 p.m.), on the CBS Television Network.
This will be Lohan's first interview anywhere since November and will mark her fifth visit to the "Late Show." Her last appearance on the "Late Show" was May 9, 2007. Currently, the actress is promoting her upcoming guest star role in the comedy series "Anger Management."
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ROME (AP) — Baseball and softball's joint bid for Olympic reinstatement is still lacking a guarantee that major league stars would be available to play ahead of a key presentation to the IOC next month.
International Baseball Federation President Riccardo Fraccari is holding out hope that Major League Baseball will commit its players for at least the semifinals and finals of the proposed Olympic tournament, but he told The Associated Press on Wednesday that "we have to be realistic."
Baseball and softball have been out of the Olympics since 2008 and merged in a bid to return for the 2020 Games. They are competing against seven other sports for a single spot on the program.
On May 29 in St. Petersburg, Russia, the International Olympic Committee board will select one or more sports to submit for final consideration to the IOC general assembly in September.
"We need the utmost support from MLB to get past May," Fraccari said. "We're still negotiating.
"If we make it past this step there are a lot more cards to play. There are a lot of IOC members from Latin America who support baseball. The executive committee is one thing, the congress is another."
The Olympic tournaments would feature eight teams divided into two groups, with the top two finishers in each group advancing to the semifinals.
Another option Fraccari has floated is suspending the MLB All-Star Game every four years and having a break later in the season for the Olympics instead. But MLB does not appear open to that proposal.
The IOC voted in 2005 to remove baseball and softball from the Olympic program after the 2008 Beijing Games. As separate bids, the two sports both failed to return for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
However, wresting was cut in February from the 2020 Games by the IOC executive board and also will seek reinstatement.
Wrestling, which dates back to the ancient Olympics and the first modern games in 1896, has made leadership and rule changes in a bid to win reinstatement.
"It's much, much more complicated now," Fraccari said.
The others sports vying for entry are squash, roller sports, sport climbing, wakeboarding, and the martial arts of karate and wushu.
The enormous insurance contracts it would require to lend out MLB players midseason is also a stumbling block.
Fraccari estimated that $18 million was spent on insurance for the recent World Baseball Classic, and even if the Olympic figure might be half that, it's still a problem.
"Who's going to pay?" he said.
Still, the bid is not dead yet, and it received a boost from the World Baseball Classic.
The Dominican Republic won the WBC by beating Puerto Rico 3-0 in the final of the 28-team tournament in San Francisco on March 19. Japan won the first two WBC titles, which started in 2006.
WBC organizers said they exceeded global broadcast and ticket sales targets this year.
"The WBC helped a lot," Fraccari said.


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Pros: The social atmosphere is nice. People will generally give you your space if you make no effort to interact, but will be happy to offer help if you ask for it. Most professors are very passionate about what they do, and ready to help out after class. The course difficulty spans a wide range, so be sure to ask around for tips when choosing a class schedule; however, as long as you have good study habits and pay attention to the syllabus, most classes should not be too challenging. The features of the Macon campus include an impressive gym (open to all registered students), gardens, a police station, and a library with helpful staff, to name a few. Despite the area's bad reputation, the campus itself feels very safe. Tuition rates are rising now that the college has become a university, but it is still more affordable than the other local options.
Cons: The staff at the bursar and registration offices are highly prone to making mistakes, and the advisers always seem to be busy, so always double and triple check your records because you'll probably need to make corrections when applying for classes or financial aid. Transferring credits is also difficult, and the online student information system can be confusing and slow to update.
Cons: The staff at the bursar and registration offices are highly prone to making mistakes, and the advisers always seem to be busy, so always double and triple check your records because you'll probably need to make corrections when applying for classes or financial aid. Transferring credits is also difficult, and the online student information system can be confusing and slow to update.
I am in the Nursing program, so my workload is pretty heavy. It may not seem like it when you see the schedule, but with several assignments due you have to manage your time wisely. I was able to get an externship at the hospital after my second semester. We do clinicals at several different hospitals, so transportation is very important. Classes can be long depending on what it is, Med. Surg. 1 and 2 are like three hours and twenty minutes long with breaks. You have to do a lot of learning on your own. If you don't read and practice as many questions as you can you did not study. There are some problems that need to be worked on, but it is an okay program overall. It mostly gets you prepared for boards (NCLEX).


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The Emmy Award-winning series concludes June 17 with The Revolutionary Optimists. Witness the transformation of some of the poorest slums of Kolkata, India through the empowerment of children. Follow lawyer-turned-social entrepreneur Amlan Ganguly as he helps change the slums through street theater, dance and data.
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I installed this game about two months ago, and as a result have had to purchase a couple of extra chargers. I now have one at home next to the couch, and another on my desk at work. That should give you an indication of how addictive this game is.
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It would be fun to try to attend a function or two as a group. Once we receive all of our invitiations, perhaps we can coordinate our schedules to do something together. I'm assuming that we'll all be in the same boat and won't know anyone. Lisa
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When Ali Hulsey found out she'd be rooming with Susie Godwin prior to the girls' freshman year at Waynesburg University, Ali figured they'd get along. What the Bakersfield, Cal., native didn't realize is that she and Susie, of Buckhannon, W.Va., would room together all four years and become best friends in the process. Waynesburg has a way of doing that with total strangers, and below, Ali and Susie share just how it happened to them…
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Susie Godwin
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Buckhannon, W.Va.
The moment I stepped on campus I knew it was where I wanted to go. The people were all so friendly, and it instantly felt like home. The Education Department was great and had a lot of wonderful people working in it. Then to top it off the idea of living in the snow seemed intriguing.
Why WU?
I heard about WU from a friend who was, at the time, attending the university. When I visited WU, I loved the campus and the friendly people. I also knew I wanted to play soccer, and Waynesburg seemed like a good fit!
Early Childhood Development and Special Education
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Women's Soccer, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta (English honorary), DRUS (women's honorary), Waynesburg University Student Ambassador
We really have no idea why we were paired; it was all random. I did not even fill out a roommate match sheet. The only thing I requested was Burns Hall, which is where we were placed, but that is the only reason we can think of.
How did you become roommates?
I am from West Virginia and my roommate is from California. We were randomly assigned as roommates freshman year and have lived together ever since. I filled out a new student form and listed Elementary Education as a potential major, so that may have influenced how we became roommates.
We have done lots of traveling together, from road trips to UNC to visit her sister, flights to California to visit my family, a mission trip to Peru, and even spontaneous drives on the back roads of Waynesburg just exploring God's beautiful creations on a nice day with the windows down and music up.
Best memory as roommates
My best memories as roommates would have to be all the soccer games and soccer related activities we experienced together. Ali was the team's biggest fan, and I loved the memories we created throughout the soccer seasons.
Get to know him/her for who he/she is. Moving in, I hoped Susie and I would have a good relationship and such, but I never expected her to be my best friend. As I got to know her she quickly became my best friend and someone I could truly see myself living with for the rest of my college career.
Tips for incoming freshmen
I would advise to be considerate and willing to share space. I would also encourage roommates to spend time together and get to know each other, as well. Getting to know a new roommate in college can be so rewarding and can lead to a lifelong friendship. Make the most out of your college experience!
COFFEE! And a lot more coffee… here in South 312 coffee is a daily staple not just for us but for all our friends, "The South Hall Family," who often stop in and help themselves to our coffee.
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My roommate and I love coffee, so that is a must!
Absolutely. I couldn't imagine my college career with any other roommate, and truthfully I don't even want to try to image that. The memories we have had and the relationship we have developed over the last four years is a greater blessing than words can ever describe. My roommate is a part of my life that I could never change.
If you had to do it all over again, would you still live together? Why?
I would do it all over again in a heartbeat! Ali and I came to college as strangers, and after four years as roommates, I am leaving college with a best friend and memories I will cherish for a lifetime.
When asked if they had anything else to add, both Alie and Susie commented on the family-like sense of community in the residence halls. They encourage all incoming students to get to know the other residents in their hall, as they can become best friends who share unforgettable memories for four years at Waynesburg and beyond.
Upon graduation, both Ali and Susie plan to pursue their master's degree in education, and they hope to stick around Waynesburg to do so. What will come of their living situation as a result? Not surprisingly, they already have an apartment lined up together in the area. They figure, after four successful years in the residence halls, they want to see what a fifth year as roommates has in store!


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The Riverside Art Museum is hosting "The Women's Motorcycle Exhibition," an exhibit featuring the photography of Lanakila MacNaughton until March 16th. The Portland-based photographer is also motorcyclist and wanted to capture a female-centric perspective on the colorful and wild side of motorcycling that is either underrepresented or misrepresented in this male-dominant culture.
Lanakila's portraits show women embodying roles that are typically reserved for male motorcyclists, including images where a male takes on the role of pillion passenger in an obvious gender reversal. Another interesting set of images depicts a desert road scene where two barely dressed ladies (save for the stickers on their breasts) ride missionary (a la Kanye's "Bound 2" music video).
We were excited by the potential for this exhibit to further the conversation around reimagining the role of women in motorcycling. Although the number of women riders in the U.S. is increasing, in marketing and in product development women are still considered a niche demographic.
There is not much space in the culture for women to stand on their own without being coddled or catered to by patronizing marketing gimmicks or feeling ogled by every dude on the road. Simply developing bikes with lower seat heights and apparel with pink and purple flower schemes is not going far enough to really opening the doors of the industry guys' club.


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Paul and Emilia (Arata) Montalto
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Paul: BA, MS, English ('69 & '75) Emilia: BS, Education (concentration: English) ('69)
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We met at the original snack bar at WCSU, which was then Danbury State Teacher's College. Our first date was at McCarthy's, a bar over the NY state line. They had great bands there. Many of the students from WestConn would go there because the drinking age in NY was still 18 at the time.


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The practice of making whisky at the Old Bushmills Distillery can be traced back to 1608 when King James I granted Sir Thomas Phillips (landowner and Governor of County of Antrim, Ireland) a royal license to distill 'uisce beatha', the gaelic for 'water of life'. Although this grant serves as the first documented evidence of whisky being distilled at the site which would become Old Bushmills, it was not as yet called Bushmills. By 1743 however, a distillery by this name was (according to Victorian whiskey journalist Alfred Barnard) was "in the hands of smugglers"'. (However, it was not until 1784 that Hugh Anderson officially registered the Old Bushmills Distillery with the Pot Still as its trade mark.) Today, the Bushmills brand is owned by the Diageo conglomerate with all of the whiskey produced under the Bushmills name produced at the Old Bushmills Distillery in Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
The Bushmills Black Bush is composed of whiskey aged in Oloroso Sherry and American oak (bourbon) cask. All of this whiskey is aged for up to 7 years with 80 per cent of the blend being Premium Malt Whisky.
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"… The initial breezes above the glass are warm and inviting. I sense some soft caramel toffee rising into the air with some sweet malty aromas, hints of dry fruit (raisins and apricots), a nice lightly spicy oak presence, and some light impressions of cocoa … "
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Signs and Symptoms of Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) can cause many different signs and symptoms. Some are more common with certain subtypes of AML.
General symptoms
Patients with AML often have several non-specific (general) symptoms. These can include:
- Weight loss
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Night sweats
- Loss of appetite
Of course, these are not just symptoms of AML, and more often are caused by something other than leukemia.
Problems caused by low numbers of blood cells
Many signs and symptoms of AML result from a shortage of normal blood cells, which happens when the leukemia cells crowd out the normal blood-making cells in the bone marrow. As a result, people do not have enough normal red blood cells, white blood cells, and blood platelets. These shortages show up on blood tests, and they can also cause symptoms.
Symptoms from low red blood cell counts (anemia): Red blood cells carry oxygen to all of the cells in the body. A shortage of red blood cells can cause:
- Tiredness (fatigue)
- Weakness
- Feeling cold
- Feeling dizzy or lightheaded
- Headaches
- Shortness of breath
Symptoms from low white blood cell counts: Infections can occur because of a shortage of normal white blood cells (called leukopenia) or a shortage of normal neutrophils (called neutropenia). Neutrophils are a type of white blood cell needed to fight infections from bacteria. Patients with AML can get infections that don't seem to go away or may get one infection after another. Fever often goes along with the infection.
Although people with AML may have high white blood cell counts due to excess numbers of leukemia cells, these cells don't protect against infection the way normal white blood cells do.
Symptoms from low blood platelet counts: Platelets in the blood normally help stop bleeding. A shortage of blood platelets (called thrombocytopenia) can lead to:
- Excess bruising and bleeding
- Frequent or severe nosebleeds
- Bleeding gums
Symptoms caused by high numbers of leukemia cells
The cancer cells in AML (called blasts) are bigger than normal white blood cells and have more trouble going through tiny blood vessels. If the blast count gets very high, these cells can clog up blood vessels and make it hard for normal red blood cells (and oxygen) to get to tissues. This is called leukostasis. Leukostasis is rare, but it is a medical emergency that needs to be treated right away. Some of the symptoms are like those seen with a stroke, and include:
- Headache
- Weakness in one side of the body
- Slurred speech
- Confusion
- Sleepiness
When blood vessels in the lungs are affected, patients have problems with shortness of breath. Blood vessels in the eye can be affected as well, leading to blurry vision or even loss of vision.
Bleeding and clotting problems
Patients with a certain type of AML called acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) might go to the doctor with problems with bleeding and clotting. They may have a nose bleed that won't stop, or a cut that won't stop oozing. They may also have calf swelling from a blood clot called a deep venous thrombosis (DVT) or chest pain and shortness of breath from a blood clot in the lung (called a pulmonary embolism or PE).
Bone or joint pain
Some patients have bone pain or joint pain caused by the buildup of leukemia cells in these areas.
Swelling in the abdomen
Leukemia cells may collect in the liver and spleen, causing them to enlarge. This may be noticed as a fullness or swelling of the belly. The lower ribs usually cover these organs, but when they are enlarged the doctor can feel them.
Spread to the skin
If leukemia cells spread to the skin, they can cause lumps or spots that may look like common rashes. A tumor-like collection of AML cells under the skin or other parts of the body is called a chloroma, granulocytic sarcoma, or myeloid sarcoma. Rarely, AML can first appear as only a chloroma with no leukemia cells in the bone marrow.
Spread to the gums
Certain types of AML may spread to the gums, causing swelling, pain, and bleeding.
Spread to other organs
Sometimes, leukemia cells can spread to other organs. Spread to the brain and spinal cord can cause symptoms such as:
- Headaches
- Weakness
- Seizures
- Vomiting
- Trouble with balance
- Facial numbness
- Blurred vision
On rare occasions AML can spread to the eyes, testicles, kidneys, or other organs.
Enlarged lymph nodes
In rare cases, AML can spread to lymph nodes (bean-sized collections of immune cells throughout the body), causing them to get bigger. Affected nodes in the neck, groin, underarm areas, or above the collarbone may be felt as lumps under the skin.
Although any of the symptoms and signs above may be caused by AML, they can also be caused by other conditions. Still, if you have any of these problems, it's important to see a doctor so the cause can be found and treated, if needed.
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- 6 tablespoons olive oil
- 6 cloves garlic, chopped roughly
- 1 cup yellow onion, finely diced
- 1 tablespoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 3 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 cup espresso or 1 teaspoon instant coffee
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 2 cups ketchup
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- For Bourbon Barbecue Sauce, heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over a medium-high flame.
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- Do not allow the garlic to brown. Add a few tablespoons of water if necessary.
- Add the espresso, vinegar and 1/2 cup Maker's Mark® Bourbon and bring to a boil.
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- Refrigerate until needed.
- For BBQ Bourbon Pork Balls, preheat the oven to 450°F.
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- When it begins to smoke, add the onions and sautée, over a high flame, stirring frequently until they are soft and well-browned (about ten minutes).
- Remove to a tray and cool in the fridge.
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- Place the balls into the oiled baking dish such that all of the meatballs are lined up evenly in rows and are touching each of their four neighbors in a grid.
- Roast until firm and cooked through (about 20 minutes).
- Allow the meatballs to cool for five minutes before removing from the tray.
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GHS graduation was Sunday
Kaylee Beyea Opening/Welcome Speech
On behalf of the Class of 2013, I would like to welcome you to our graduation.
I want to wish all the mothers here a very happy Mother's Day.
Now, please join me in an attitude of prayer, "Dear Lord, we thank you for this day and for everyone here that has helped us get where we are today. I ask that you are in our hearts as we go about this celebration and continue to bless us throughout our lives. In Jesus name, amen."
This year, the senior class chose "I Was Here" by Lady Antebellum to be our class song. The chorus says, "I wanna do something that matters. Say something different, something that sets the whole world on its ear. I wanna do something better with the time I've been given and I want to try to touch a few hearts in this life." This chorus fits our class well.
Our class has big plans for our future: 90% of us are going to a college of some type; 5% are entering the armed forces; and 5% are going into the work force.
Out of the 90% going to college: seven people will become educators; nine will become medical professionals; four will study fields related to government; and six plan to graduate with degrees in welding and mechanics—just to name a few.
Besides college plans, many students are going to impact people's lives all over the world. Whether its being a missionary in Africa or working for Tom's Show Company, the Class of 2013 will leave its mark.
Class of 2013—let's do this!
Maddy Costello & Morgan Kowalewski
Senior Address
Morgan: Hello,
Maddy: we
Morgan: would
Maddy: like
Morgan: to
Maddy: thank
Morgan: Just kidding.
Maddy: We're not actually doing that!
Morgan: We'd like to thank all of you for being here today.
Maddy: To our parents, for putting up with us for 18 years—and happy Mother's Day to all the mom's out there!
Morgan: Thanks to our teachers, for not only teaching us, but inspiring us to be better people.
Maddy: And by the way—Happy Birthday Ms. Epke!
Morgan: And to our classmates, for making these past 13 years very memorable.
Maddy: Happy Birthday to you, too, Jon!
Morgan: And in the words of Taylor Wolf, "We'd like to thank the sidewalks..."
Maddy: "For keeping us off the streets."
Morgan: For those of you who don't know, the Class of 2013 has always been different.
Maddy: Just look at our class colors and our motto. Who else would choose a motto, "We came, we conquered, we left?"
Morgan: Hey, it may be a weird motto but we'll go with it!
Maddy: In the fall of 2000, the Class of 2013 took their first steps in the halls of Gothenburg Public Schools. Back then, the classes were still half days. There were playgrounds in the classrooms and we got to have class pets.
Morgan: We continued our journey throughout elementary, attempting to stay out of trouble, but never really succeeding.
Maddy: We have compiled a list of the top five elementary moments for the Class of 2013.
Morgan: No. 5. When Logan K. walked up to the front of the classroom one day during Show-and-Tell in first grade, and announced that he liked Heidi. Who knew that it was actually a dare from Jessie Sisneros?
Maddy: No. 4. Losing recess almost every day in second grade, because we couldn't stop talking.
Morgan: Surprise, surprise.
Maddy: No. 3. Hardcore four-square tournaments that got so intense Mr. Wendelin had to be the referee.
No. 2. Halsey, and the teachers that actually had the guts to take us canoeing down the river.
Morgan: Mrs. Costello, I still feel bad for tipping your canoe, but just so you know—it was Coopers fault!
Maddy: And finally the No. 1 elementary moment for the 2013 class was when we left. We were on to bigger and better things—junior high school.
Morgan: Let's just say, what happens in junior high, definitely stays in junior high. The one thing we will say about junior high is that our class developed an... interesting reputation.
Maddy: Fast forward two years and our class finally made it to high school.
Morgan: We would like to introduce you all to a few members of our class using the "most likely to" quotes from the yearbook as voted on by our class.
Maddy: Most likely to travel the world-Rebecca Miller.
Morgan: Most likely to take their mom to college-Chase Ostergard.
Maddy: The couple that should've been, but never was-Heidi Teahon and Jordan Ivey.
Morgan: Biggest procrastinator-the entire class!
Maddy: And defending his title of biggest ladies man for four years straight-Jordan Ivey.
Morgan: We also have a few that missed the cut. For example, most likely to get his own Redneck reality TV show funnier than Duck Dynasty-Noah Tripp and his "posse."
Maddy: That would make them happy, happy, happy.
Morgan: Most likely to drop the ball on planning our high school reunion-Logan Sheets.
Maddy: And last but not least, most likely to have 100+ cats-Carlie Stevens.
Saying our class has been a challenge for teachers would definitely be an understatement. But actually, we've grown up and matured a lot over the past four years. We went from being the class who got the "Get your stuff together" talk by Mr. Evans every year, to a class who came together to accomplish great things.
Morgan: Sophomore year, we went from being the class that made Mrs. Whiting want to pull her hair out on a daily basis, to being her favorite CP English she's ever had.
Maddy: And no, she's NOT lying!
Morgan: Not only have we excelled in the classroom, we also accomplished great things on the court, on the field, and the stage. We are both involved in FFA and have learned a lot about leadership.
Maddy: That's for Dan Scherer!
Morgan: Our class has stepped up to the plate this year and shown leadership in more ways than one.
Maddy: The softball and girls golf teams made it to state, the volleyball team had the best record in school history, and the football team made it farther than expected in playoffs.
Morgan: Moving into the winter, the girl's and boy's basketball teams made it to district finals. And the boys, once again, ruined Cozad's season—just like football!
Maddy: The One-Act team got sixth at state, and the speech team had another outstanding season placing fifth at state.
Morgan: All of this success was led by the Class of 2013.
Maddy: So yes, we did conquer a lot.
Morgan: But, now what? High school is over and now we have to go out into the real world. So, what advice can two, barely legal senior girls give to you?
(Jonathan Rehmert, Logan Koehler, Siera Schwanz and Rebecca Miller ascend the stage)
Maddy: Bear with us, this is the best we could come up with!
Morgan: Whether your plans take you to Lincoln, Kearney, Colorado, North Platte, Wayne, Texas, Chadron, or keep you here at home...
Maddy: Just remember where you came from and the people who have helped you along the way.
Morgan: Be the change you want to see in the world.
Maddy: And in the words of Mr. Scott, "Be like Jacey and get Jiggens with it!"
Morgan: We are so excited to see everything this class is going to accomplish in the next few years!
Maddy: See you guys in 10 years, and "nose" goes for planning our class reunion!
Morgan: We'll leave with the words of The Breakfast Club, "You see us as you want to see us, in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions...
Jon: But what we found out, is that each one of us is a brain...
Logan: And an athlete...
Rebecca: A basket case...
Siera: And a princess."
All: So, don't you forget about us.
Morgan: Because our "future's so bright...
Maddy: We gotta wear shades!"
Morgan: Thank you!
Amanda Larson
Closing Speech
Throughout the years we have read many books in school. One that has really stood out to me was "Oh, the Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss.
When I first read this book in my sophomore year, I thought nothing of the message it was trying to send. After two years of high school and many life experiences, I have realized the significance of what Dr. Seuss is trying to portray.
The first lines of this book start with, "Congratulations! Today is your day. You're off to great places! You're off and away! You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. And you are the guy who'll decide where you go."
As the book goes on, it begins to tell us that "sometimes sadly, its true that bang-ups and hang-ups can happen to you. Some how you'll escape all that waiting and staying. You'll find the bright places where boom bands are playing."
In these past two years, this book has become more true to its words than I would have ever imagined.
Thank you teachers and administration. You have taught us many important lessons.
Thank you to all of our families, for supporting us and preparing us to be on our own.
Thank you coaches, you always pushed us to be the best we could be.
Thank you Class of 2013, it has been a great 13 years. I will never forget the memories we made.
And last, but certainly not least, thank you Wikipedia, Google Translate and SparkNotes.
So, be your name Nikki or Talina or Taylor or Logan Koehler, "you're off to great places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So... get on your way!"
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BAKER —State Police arrested a former Baker police officer accused of soliciting more than $4,000 from youths taking part in anti-drug and police cadet programs he coordinated for the Police Department.
Jason Doyle, 47, a former Drug Abuse Resistance Education officer and Police Cadet Program coordinator, allegedly had asked participating students to help pay for DARE graduation programs from 2009 to 2012, an arrest warrant says. Doyle also solicited money from police cadets, the warrant says.
Troopers arrested and booked Doyle, 2929 Ray Weiland Drive, Baker, into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Wednesday on counts of theft and malfeasance in office, the warrant says.
Baker Police Chief Mike Knaps said late Wednesday after Doyle's arrest that the DARE program Doyle once handled is funded by the Police Department through a federal grant and there was no need for children taking part in the program, or their families, to pay for any costs.
"I was very disappointed. It was a program I had personally run for 21 years for the department and I had turned it over to someone I could trust," Knaps said. "I have no idea what he spent the money on. I do know there was no authority to collect the money. We don't collect money for DARE.
"I can't imagine what he was thinking or what he was doing," Knaps said. "I'll be very interested to hear his explanation as to what took place. It'll be very hard to justify, but interesting to hear."
Doyle, a member of the Baker police force for more than 10 years, resigned in June 2012, Knaps said.
After Doyle left, another officer found four receipt books covering both programs and signed by "Sgt. Doyle" dating back to Dec. 9, 2009, the warrant says.
The receipts were made out to schoolchildren in Baker, Doyle's arrest warrant says.
Knaps gave troopers a copy of a letter dated Jan. 11, 2012, to parents of students at Park Ridge Academic Magnet School in which Doyle asked for donations of $16 per student, cash only, to help pay for DARE T-shirts, program completion certificates and food and refreshments, the warrant says.
Knaps said the Police Department pays for DARE T-shirts and graduation certificates and the school covers the cost of graduation ceremonies, including any food and refreshments, the warrant says.
When State Police detectives asked Doyle on Dec. 3 about the receipt books, he replied that the students' money was for a DARE graduation program and that the Cadet Program money was raised through fund drives, the warrant says.
Doyle said the Police Cadet Program money had been collected from children who paid to attend a Cadet Academy in Mississippi and also went toward buying shirts, hats and uniforms when the Police Department lacked the funds to do so, the warrant says.
The amounts in the receipt books varied from $5 to $300 and were marked for "DARE Dues," "DARE Fees," "DARE Donations," "Cadet Uniforms" and "Cadet Dues," the warrant says.
After the officer found the receipt books following Doyle's departure from the Police Department, Knaps said, he contacted State Police.
State Police investigators reported that some money Doyle allegedly obtained from cadets and DARE participants remains unaccounted for, according to the arrest warrant. The warrant also gives the following accounts of the investigation:
- According to the receipt books, Doyle collected $2,059 from DARE students in December 2009, but deposited $1,580 into the account.
- Between January 2010 and April 2010, Doyle collected $558 from students and between January 2012 and April 2012, Doyle collected $526 from students. None of that money was deposited and there have been no deposits into the account since September 2011.
- Doyle collected $4,023 in all from students for fees, dues and donations that he was not authorized to collect.


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