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WASHINGTON -- Washington Nationals left fielder Bryce Harper is out of the lineup against the Chicago Cubs after having an ingrown right toenail removed, while right fielder Jayson Werth is probably headed to the 15-day disabled list.
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WORCESTER — Dorosera Mukamana had never had any photographs taken with her children until last Sunday afternoon at Friendly House's homeless shelter on Elm Street.
When she is not working scanning packages at FedEx, the 36-year-old native of the Democratic Republic of Congo typically does her chores at the shelter with her 1-year-old son secured to her back with a Kanga — a rectangular cloth used by Swahili women as a baby sling or kitchen apron. He is the youngest of her four boys, ages 1, 9, 14 and 16. She also has a 5-year-old daughter.
Ms. Mukamana and her husband, who speak Swahili and a bit of English, moved into the shelter with their children in February when they lost their apartment in Worcester after Mr. Mukamana lost his job. Ms. Mukamana said they have no family in the U.S.
Ms. Mukamana works hard and worries that she and her husband have not yet found a home to raise their children.
But on May 4, there was a little break from worrying and excitement at the shelter as Ms. Mukamana and the other mothers dressed up their children and fixed their hair.
Professional photographer Joseph Gonzalez-Dufresne had called the shelter a few weeks earlier to see if they were interested in him donating his time to provide the families with free family portraits for Mother's Day.
"I liked taking the picture," Ms. Mukamana said. "It was nice."
It was the first photograph she has ever taken with her family.
Her 9-year-old son, Fabrice, took a break from playing with the other children in the living room of the shelter to say he wanted a copy of the photo.
Getting his picture taken by a professional photographer made him feel special, he said.
"I never had a picture before with my family," he said. "It is nice for my mom. I love my mom a lot."
Jessica A. Hawes, 31, who is living at the shelter with her 2-year-old daughter, Isabella "Bella" A. Hassett, and 7-month-old son, Grant A. Corriveau, said any act of kindness while living in a shelter is appreciated.
She arrived at the shelter on April 16, she said, fleeing her baby's father who had become emotionally and verbally abusive.
"Bella would say, 'Mommy, are you sad? Is daddy making you cry?,'" she said. "I could see it was affecting her. It made me not want to go back and stay out."
Ms. Hawes said she had been homeless before when she lived in a tent for seven months with Bella's father.
She said she knew she had to do things differently this time, especially with two children.
Before the shelter, a priest from her Southbridge neighborhood put Ms. Hawes and her children up in a motel for a few nights, she said. Then, the Department of Transitional Assistance provided them a room at the Best Western in Marlboro for a week, she said, but her commute to work at Dunkin' Donuts in Auburn was too hard.
"Then, I got a letter of transfer and came here April 16," she said, while Bella contentedly watched Disney's "Peter Pan" on the TV. "I was uneasy at first, about staying with 13 other families I don't know and having someone tell me what I have to do and when I have to be in by. I'm still trying to get used it."
She said she has no idea when the state will find her and her children housing. She has been on the wait list for subsidized housing for a year already, she said.
"They don't give you a time frame," she said. "I'm trying to keep her (Bella's) life as normal as she had it before."
Having a family portrait taken was nice, she said, and did make things seem somewhat normal, at least for a little while.
This Mother's Day will be especially hard for her, she said, because her mother had a stroke that left her paralyzed on one side and cannot talk.
"It is tough," she said. "Being in this situation for any holiday would be tough. Any small acts of kindness are appreciated."
Mr. Gonzalez-Dufresne, who lives in Worcester and usually does wedding and family photography, said he offered to take the photos because he wanted to give back to the community.
He had donated his time to other organizations outside of Worcester, he said.
"I wanted to give back to moms on Mother's Day," he said. "Not everyone has the opportunity to have professional photos done because of circumstances beyond their control. I want them to have a little fun. It takes them away for a few minutes from the day. We put it together within a week and it is all free."
He said he is providing digital files to the families that they can have printed.
Olevia A. Senior, direct care staff at the shelter, said there are 13 families and 21 children living at the shelter. The youngest is baby boy, born premature about a month ago, and the oldest is Ms. Mukamana's 16-year-old son. Mr. Mukamana is the only man at the shelter.
"I see they are excited," Ms. Senior said. "I see excitement in the parents and children. They are all getting ready and dressed and there is no cost, so that is a big plus for them."
She said when Mr. Gonzalez-Dufresne contacted Friendly House, their first thought was that the mothers would not want have their pictures taken in the shelter.
"I am happy that they are excited," she said. "It makes me feel good, actually, that they are participating and are excited about having their picture taken. I think they feel important and feel counted. Regardless of what is happening in their life right now, there are still positives, like this event."
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The 2012 General Assembly is being asked to consider a controversial recommendation that the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) divest its holdings in three companies doing business in Israel — companies that a church committee on socially responsible investing has determined are engaged in "nonpeaceful" activities.
The General Assembly Mission Council voted Feb. 17 to approve a recommendation to the General Assembly for divestiture.
The denomination's Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) committee is recommending that the PC(USA) divest its holdings in Caterpillar, Hewlett-Packard and Motorola Solutions. MRTI, which is responsible for implementing the denomination's policy for socially responsible investing, says products made by those companies are used in nonpeaceful ways in the Israel-Palestine conflict, and that efforts to convince the companies to change their practices have failed.
Brian Ellison, a pastor from Kansas City who is chair of the MRTI committee, emphasized that the PC(USA) continues to invest in other companies involved in Israel, and that MRTI is not calling for any kind of broader boycott.
"We are not recommending a boycott of Israel," Ellison said. "We are not recommending divestment of all companies that do business in Israel," but only of three companies whose practices do not meet the criteria the General Assembly set up.
The PC(USA)'s policies regarding Israel and divestment continue to be both closely watched and controversial — with interest groups weighing in both in support of the MRTI recommendation and in opposition. The question of Presbyterian policy toward Israel is likely to receive much scrutiny again at the 2012 General Assembly in Pittsburgh, and already the proposal is generating heat.
"I think what's proposed is ineffective and counterproductive," and actually goes against the interest of peacemaking, said council member Kears Pollock of Pennsylvania, a retired corporate executive. Some of the products made by the three companies may actually have saved lives, Pollock said.
The divestment proposal "accuses almost every businessman sitting in our pews across this nation, it accuses every family, every organization" that holds investments, he said. Instead of that kind of judgment, Pollock said, "I'll be judged by God."
Council member Teresa Bryce Bazemore of Pennsylvania cautioned that "this issue has been painted with too broad a brush … We are continuing to invest in many companies that are involved in peaceful pursuits in Israel and Palestine."
The 2006 General Assembly determined that the denomination's investments in the region should only be used for peaceful pursuits, and the assembly has instructed MRTI to follow a process of corporate engagement to assess whether firms doing business in Israel-Palestine are meeting that criterion.
Council member Clark Cowden, executive presbyter of the Presbytery of San Diego, asked Ellison during a presentation Feb. 16 what the consequences of divestiture might be for the PC(USA).
"The most important thing we can do is be very clear about what we are doing, and not allow that message to be misrepresented," Ellison responded. "It's not a statement against Israel or for Palestine, or vice-versa … We've never sided with one side or the other. The witness here is to peace and nonviolence on both sides."
In recommending divestment in the three companies, MRTI has raised concerns about:
» Caterpillar, which sells equipment that Ellison said has been used to demolish Palestinian homes, knock down olive trees and construct homes in Israeli settlements in the occupied territories.
» Hewlett Packard, which makes biometric scanners used at Israeli military checkpoints and technology used by the Israeli defense forces.
» Motorola Solutions, which sells communications equipment used by the Israeli military.
Ellison outlined the efforts MRTI has made to communicate with each of these firms — including letters, conference calls, e-mails, face-to-face meetings and shareholder resolutions.
The PC(USA) has not endorsed a wholesale boycott of companies doing business in Israel, Ellison said. It continues to hold stock in other companies selling goods in that country, he said, including Microsoft, McDonald's, Coca-Cola, American Express and more.
"We are not calling for a broad divestment," Ellison said — and there are other companies with which the PC(USA) has made progress through the process of engagement that are not currently being considered for divestiture.
"It is always the last step to recommend divestment," one taken when efforts to negotiate with, communicate with, and pressure the companies through shareholder resolutions have hit a dead end, Ellison said.
With divestment, "it means you don't get to have that dialogue anymore," Ellison said. "When you're no longer a shareholder, you no longer have a place at that table … We recognize the seriousness of this step. But at the same time the step is not an unusual or abnormal step," but part of the process the General Assembly has instructed MRTI to follow.
"We really have tried" to make progress with the three companies, Ellison said. "We have tried to have dialogue with these three companies and do not see the likelihood of a productive outcome."
Council member Jean Demmler of Colorado supports the divestment recommendation.
"I agree, it's a risky thing to do," Demmler said. "We may cause more dissension. I'm sorry about that. I want us to be in accord."
But Demmler said MRTI has followed a "good process," and she's convinced that the PC(USA) — a denomination committed to peacemaking —should not profit from the use being made of the products sold by these three firms.


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Since i've started playing with SQL Server 2005 i've come accross a few things that i think are very cool.
I write them here so i don't forget about them :))
One of them is a Dedicated Administrator Connection (DAC)
This is a special diagnostic connection which is used by DBA's to troubleshoot a server when the server is refusing other connections
for whatever reason.
DAC can be created with SqlCmd utility or in SSMS with admin:instance_name.
Also only one DAC is allowed per instance.
Remote network access must be enabled with SQL Server Surface Area Configuration
I think this is a very handy and usefull novelty.
You can find more info about DAC here.
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WITI's membership, corporate partners, sponsors and Summit attendees represent a powerful network of business advocates and advisors dedicated to the development of women leaders worldwide," said WITI Founder and Chairwoman, Carolyn Leighton.
Santa Clara, CA (PRWEB) May 09, 2012
WITI (Women in Technology International), the leading global trade association for professional, tech-savvy women announced today the keynote speakers and schedule of events for next month's Annual Women Powering Technology Summit. The Summit takes place at the Marriott in Santa Clara, California, June 3-5, 2012, during National Women in Science and Technology Month.
The Summit will feature keynote presentations from WITI's Founder and Chairwoman Carolyn Leighton, as well as Dr. Genevieve Bell, Intel Fellow, Intel Labs Director for Intel Corporation; Angela Benton, Founder of NewME Accelerator and Black Web 2.0; and Gwynne Shotwell, President of SpaceX. The Comcast Cable Keynote presentation will feature executives Lysa Dahlin, SVP of Human Resources, John Schanz, EVP and CNO, and Grace Killelea, SVP of Talent for Comcast Cable.
The 3-day Women Powering Technology Summit will present educational, technical and developmental workshops, informative panel discussions as well as thought-provoking speaking engagements with some of today's most influential and revered leaders in technology and business. Amanda Coolong, host and COO of TechZulu, will return as Master of Ceremonies.
The WITI Summit will span topics such as Social Business, Global Strategy, Data Security, Emerging Markets, Venture Capital and Workforce Diversity. WITI workshops will provide valuable how-to's and best practices for application and mobile development, social business strategy development, Cloud-focused IT transformation, strategic planning, leadership and career development, funding opportunities for entrepreneurs, self-publishing for authors and more.
"WITI members are key leaders and contributors to technology and business innovation. Every year, our global community of smart, professional, tech savvy women gather at our annual Summit to explore new possibilities, and develop strategies around advancing the business of technology through partnership and collaboration," said WITI Founder and Chairwoman, Carolyn Leighton. "WITI's membership, corporate partners, sponsors and Summit attendees represent a powerful network of business advocates and advisors dedicated to the development of women leaders worldwide."
The Women Powering Technology Summit features revered VIP events such as the Executive Auction fundraising event, Taste of Technology Reception, Founder's Reception and the prestigious Women in Technology Foundation Hall of Fame Awards, which honors women who have accomplished remarkable feats in their respective fields, in science and technology, while maintaining a dedication to encouraging the advancement of women. Educational and career development events will include the NextGen Micro-Conference on June 4, dedicated to inspiring girls to take an interest in STEM; and the WITI Career Fair presented by JobTarget on June 5, to help jobseekers meet companies dedicated to hiring top women talent.
Keynote Presentations:
Dr. Genevieve Bell, Intel Fellow; Director, User Interaction & Experience, Intel Labs, Intel
Angela Benton, Founder, NewME Accelerator, Founder/Publisher, Black Web 2.0
Gwynne Shotwell, President, SpaceX
Comcast Cable Keynote Presentation:
Lysa Dahlin, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, Comcast Cable
Grace Killelea, Senior Vice President of Talent, Comcast Cable
John Schanz, Executive Vice President and Chief Network Officer, Comcast Cable
WITI Summit Workshop Leaders, Speakers, and Panelists:
Maya Baratz, Senior Product Manager, ABC News
Sloane Berrent, Vice President of Digital Marketing, Lippe Taylor
Tara Tiger Brown, Co-founder, Teach Me Stuff
Nancy Cam-Winget, Distinguished Engineer, Cisco
Sandy Carter, Vice President Social Business Evangelism and Sales, IBM
Sophia Chung, Software Engineer, Facebook
JJ DiGeronimo, Author, The Working Woman's GPS
Laura Anne Edwards, Founder, SheCanHackIT.org and Alura Entertainment, LLC
Nicole Enright, VP, Strategic Operations, Avnet
Patricia Florissi, Vice President, Americas & EMEA CTO, Distinguished Engineer, EMC
Jen Friel, Owner/Lifecaster, Talk Nerdy To Me Lover
Cindy Gallop, Founder & CEO, IfWeRanTheWorld
Heather Healy, Vice President and EMC Products Division CIO, EMC Corporation
Joan Hestenes, Platforms IT Leader, Life Technologies
Bess Ho, Founding Partner and Mobile Architect, Archimedes Labs
Jessica Hunt, Senior Vice President and General Manager, HighTable
Brigette Jackson, VP GM Michigan/Indiana, T-Mobile
Michelle Koblas, Director, Information Security, Guardian Analytics
Betty LaMarr, Executive Coach, Nadisa Associates
Cameron Lester, General Partner, Azure Capital Partners
Marina Levinson, Founder and CEO, CIO Advisory Group, LLC
Sonita Lontoh, Head of Corporate Marketing, Trilliant
Amanda McConnell, Head of Product, Rent.com
Kathryn Minshew, Founder & CEO, the Daily Muse
Joanne Moretti, Vice President Sales Excellence & Dean of HP Sales University, Global Sales, Hewlett-Packard
Patricia Nakache, General Partner, Trinity Ventures
Maria Ogneva, Head of Community, Yammer
Stephanie Palmeri, Senior Associate, SoftTech VC
Nicole Perlroth, Reporter, The New York Times
Melanie Polkosky, PhD, Human Factors Psychologist, IBM
Sue Robins, Owner, Ascend Training Solutions
Sheryl Root, President and CEO, Root Analysis; Associate Professor, Carnegie Mellon - SV and Stanford University
Rinki Sethi, Security Engineer, eBay
Rachel Sheinbein, Partner, Energy and Materials, CMEA Capital
Lauren States, Vice President and CTO Cloud Computing and Growth Initiatives, IBM Corporate Strategy
Rakel Sölvadóttir, Founder and CEO, Skema
Candice Tal, CEO, Infortal
Pemo Theodore, Media Producer & Startup Coach, EZebis
Patty Toland, Partner, Filament Group, Inc.
Alexia Tsotsis, Senior Editor, TechCrunch
Vivek Wadhwa, Vice President of Academics and Innovation, Singularity University
Ekaterina Walter, Senior Social Media Strategist, Intel
Sharon Wienbar, Managing Director, Scale Venture Partners
WITI will make updates to the schedule of events leading up to the Summit. For the latest information, please visit: http://witi.com/summit. Event hashtag is #WITISummit
WITI Summit sponsors include: Amazon, Avnet, Caesars Entertainment, Comcast Cable, FedEX, FICO, GEICO, IBM, JobTarget, LinkedIn, Robert Half Technology, T-Mobile, Thomson Reuters and TiVO.
About WITI
WITI is the world's leading trade association for professional, tech-savvy women committed to using technology, resources and connections to advance women worldwide. With a global network of exceptionally successful women leaders, WITI has established powerful strategic alliances and programs to provide resources, and opportunities within a supportive environment of women committed to helping each other succeed. WITI's mission is to empower women worldwide to achieve unimagined possibilities and transformations through technology, leadership and economic prosperity. For more information, please visit http://witi.com. Follow @WITI on Twitter. Like WomenInTech on Facebook. Add WITI on G+. Active WITI members can also join the WITI LinkedIn Group.


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Kosabei Plantation Kenya Green Tea
Tasting tables on tea plantations tend to be long. It is not uncommon for buyers and tasters to be presented with 30 to 50 cups of tea at a time. As the kettle comes to a boil and each tea is infused, the aromas of the cups fill the room to tell the stories that will be read by the taste buds of the buyers. The cup tells the time of day at which the leaves were plucked, the estate section and bush variety the leaf was selected from, elevation, moisture content, the various temperatures at which they were dried, ambient humidity levels at time of production and grade. Is this cup from the section that borders the neighboring free-hold eucalyptus plantation? Or the section farther up towards the jungle? These are the questions that will be answered by the aromas and flavors emanating from the cups. The complete experience is one that never leaves you.
A pot of Kosabei Plantation Kenya Green offers an experience as close to an actual plantation visit as you can get without boarding the Cessna out of Mombassa. Kenya Green, a recent development in Kenya tea is pulled from production halfway through the CTC (Cut Tear and Curl) process and immediately fired, halting fermentation. The resulting cup unlocks volumes about the history of African tea, the quality of Kenyan production and the lush majesty of the estates on which it is produced. A magnificent green tea with full green tea notes with all the seasonal taste that has made Kenya the Tuscany of Tea.
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UT Southwestern Scientist Shares 2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Oct 03, 2011, 10:48 ET
DALLAS, Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Dr. Bruce A. Beutler, the new director of the Center for the Genetics of Host Defense at UT Southwestern Medical Center, today shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with two other scientists for their discoveries in how the immune system works.
Dr. Beutler and Dr. Jules A. Hoffmann of Strasbourg University's Institut de Biologie Moleculaire et Cellulaire in France shared half the prize for their discovery of receptor proteins that recognize disease-causing agents and activate innate immunity, the first step in the body's immune response. The other half went to the late Dr. Ralph M. Steinman of Rockefeller University in New York for his discovery of the dendritic cell and its role in adaptive immunity.
UT Southwestern faculty members now have won five Nobel Prizes since 1985. Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. Joseph Goldstein (1985), Dr. Johann Deisenhofer (1988), Dr. Alfred Gilman (1994) and Dr. Beutler (2011) have been honored by the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden.
Dr. Beutler, who returned this month to UT Southwestern, where he made his seminal discoveries, was searching for a receptor able to bind the bacterial product, lipopolysaccharide (LPS), which can cause life-threatening septic shock, a condition that involves overstimulation of the immune system.
"It's a happy day. I'm absolutely delighted. It reaffirms that the time we spent cloning the LPS receptor gene at UT Southwestern in the 1990s was time well spent," Dr. Beutler said.
Dr. Beutler's original studies at UT Southwestern, where he was a faculty member and Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator from 1986 to 2000, led to the identification of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) as a key mediation of inflammation and to the identification of Toll-like receptors as sensors that act like sentinels to alert the host immune system when infection is present.
In 1998, Beutler and his colleagues discovered that mice resistant to LPS had a mutation in a gene that was quite similar to the Toll gene of the fruit fly. This Toll-like receptor (TLR) turned out to be the elusive LPS receptor. When it binds LPS, signals are activated that cause inflammation and, when LPS doses are excessive, results in septic shock. These findings showed that mammals and fruit flies use similar molecules to activate innate immunity when encountering pathogenic microorganisms. Dr. Beutler's laboratory had discovered the sensors of innate immunity.
The discoveries of Drs. Beutler and Hoffmann triggered an explosion of research in innate immunity. About a dozen different TLRs have now been identified in humans and mice.
UT Southwestern President Dr. Daniel Podolsky hailed the impact of Dr. Beutler's work on many disease processes.
"His discoveries have led to recognition of a new dimension of immune response, with profound implications for understanding our ability to respond to both infectious diseases and cancer. They are already leading to development of new therapeutic agents that represent new paradigms for treatment," Dr. Podolsky said.
"Undoubtedly the powerful genetic approaches that he used in making these discoveries will continue to yield profound new insights into mechanisms of molecular function and disease. We are especially delighted by his return to UT Southwestern where he did his initial groundbreaking work and know that he will continue in his path of important discovery for many years to come," Dr. Podolsky added.
Dr. Greg Fitz, executive vice president for academic affairs, provost and dean of UT Southwestern Medical School, said, "Dr. Beutler's scientific contributions to understanding innate immunity are profound, and already have opened new vistas into how we respond to bacteria and well beyond. We are just delighted by this news. He has an incredibly sophisticated approach, and all of his work from discovery of the LPS receptor gene onward is at the very highest level. He is now leading a new Center for the Genetics of Host Defense, and I am convinced that the best may be yet to come."
Dr. Beutler received the Shaw Prize in Sept. 28 award ceremonies in Hong Kong, sharing that honor with two other scientists. In 2008, he was elected to the National Academy of Sciences, and was also named to the Institute of Medicine.
Prior to his return to UT Southwestern, Dr. Beutler was chairman of the Department of Genetics at Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif.
The medical center's Nobel history began when Dr. Brown and Dr. Goldstein received the 1985 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their discovery of the basic mechanisms of cholesterol metabolism. Their findings led to the development of the cholesterol-lowering statin drugs.
Dr. Deisenhofer received the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1988 for using X-ray crystallography to describe the 3-D structure of a protein molecule. This structure helped explain the process of photosynthesis.
In 1994, Dr. Gilman received the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for his discovery of G proteins, research that has led to a more complete understanding of how cells receive signals and respond to external stimuli.
This news release is available on our World Wide Web home page at http://www.utsouthwestern.edu/home/news/index.html
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Date and Time:
November 16, 2013 - 11:00AM
Event Location:
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$5, free for children under 4
In this diorama-making workshop, hosted by writer and artist Carin Berger, we'll build marvelous miniature worlds using plastic boxes and plenty of fun ephemera. We'll then fill our dreamscapes with poetry to make them truly come alive.
Carin Berger is the author and illustrator of award-winning children's books including A Perfect Day and The Little Yellow Leaf.
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Peace Corps Press Release:
WASHINGTON D.C. February 8, 2013—Peace Corps Acting Director Carrie Hessler-Radelet is saddened to confirm the death of Peace Corps volunteer Nicholas Castle in the People's Republic of China. Nicholas, 23, died after a short illness on Thursday, February 7 in a hospital in Chengdu, China. He was with his parents and Peace Corps medical staff at the time of his death.
"Nicholas was an exemplary Peace Corps volunteer who demonstrated respect, patience and an eagerness to teach and learn from the members of his new Peace Corps community," said Acting Director Hessler-Radelet. "The entire Peace Corps community is deeply saddened by this tragic loss. Our thoughts are with Nicholas' family and the volunteers and staff in China."
Nicholas, of Brentwood, Calif., arrived in China on June 29, 2012 for pre-service training and was sworn in as a Peace Corps volunteer on Aug. 27, 2012. Since that time, he had been teaching university-level English in Guizhou Province. He was scheduled to complete his service in July 2014.
Nicholas was a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley where he received his bachelor's degree in political science and comparative politics in 2012. During his time at Berkeley Nicholas worked as a resident assistant and participated in student government as the Projects and Programs Director. He also spent a semester encouraging students to apply to Peace Corps working with the local campus recruiter.
Prior to his Peace Corps service, Nicholas spent more than six years working as a volunteer tutor to middle school students in subjects including math, science and reading. He also spent time tutoring high school and college students in advanced math. Aside from his commitment to volunteer work, Nicholas loved music, books and film. His favorite band was The Beatles and his favorite authors included Kurt Vonnegut, Tim O'Brien, Douglas Adams, J.D. Salinger, and Ernest Hemingway. His love of movies and film inspired him to complete the American Film Institute's Top 100 films list.
In his Peace Corps application Nicholas stated that serving in Peace Corps was a lifelong dream because it was a chance to experience and learn about another culture. Nicholas had hoped to continue his work in international relations after Peace Corps service by working for the U.S. Government or attending graduate school.
Nicholas is survived by his parents and three brothers in California.
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SOURCE: San Diego Private Bank
January 17, 2013 21:32 ET
LA JOLLA, CA--(Marketwire - Jan 17, 2013) - San Diego Private Bank announced that it has established a new division, Newport Private Bank, and opened a new office at the Airport Business Center, 18552 MacArthur Blvd. Suite 220, Irvine, CA. "We are excited to be participating in the dynamic private banking and family business markets of Orange County," said Selwyn Isakow, Chairman and President of San Diego Private Bank. "We feel fortunate to have an exceptionally successful and driven banking team onboard to build our presence in this vibrant market."
Darlene Ryan has been appointed Market President of the Newport Private Bank division. Stephanie Juneau joins as Senior Vice President/Relationship Manager, Rick Mercadefe as Vice President/Relationship Manager and Troy Kendrick as Assistant Vice President/Account Executive. Together the new team has over 60 years of banking experience.
Ms. Ryan said, "We are thrilled to be joining San Diego Private Bank and leading the Newport Private Bank expansion. We share business philosophies ranging from providing unparalleled client service to providing timely creative solutions for clients and enjoying supportive interactions with fellow team members."
Ms. Juneau commented that "The Newport Private Bank division will embrace San Diego Private Bank's trademark client access to relationship bankers 24/7, providing the convenience of bankers meeting clients at their homes and businesses to conduct transactions that results in truly long-term, respectful and appreciative banker-client relationships." Mr. Mercadefe added that, "Confidentiality, creativity and convenience are cornerstones of our relationship based service model." The team can be reached at (949)345-7600.
Brian McClendon, Senior Vice President and Division Sales Manager of San Diego Private Bank's award winning Small Business Administration Division confirmed that a new SBA business development officer would join the Newport office within the next 30 days.
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Laughs and thrills abound in the point-and-click adventure Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler!
Duke is a massive, brutish pirate who desperately wants to be an suave and sophisticated swashbuckler. He has a good heart, and he needs your help. He has to complete three tasks to convince his crew he can become captain.
Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler! is an exciting 2.5D adventure game for PC, Mac, Linux and OUYA, in the style of LucasArts and Autumn Moon Entertainment. The gameplay is classic point-and-click goodness that you know and love from games like The Curse of Monkey Island and Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island. Enjoy tropical locations, solve amusing inventory and dialog puzzles, and revel in comic pirate mischief.
Venture Moon Industries was founded by industry veterans Bill Tiller, Gene Mocsy, and Jeremiah Grant. A Kickstarter campaign is in progress until October 6, 2015, and your support would be appreciated. The game's projected release date is October 2015.


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Following the naming of Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln as chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee on Wednesday, a wide swath of the U.S. agricultural sector weighed in.
"Sen. Lincoln cares deeply about rural America and has worked diligently on behalf of production agriculture, nutrition programs and conservation initiatives," said Jay Hardwick, a Louisiana cotton producer and chairman of the National Cotton Council (NCC). "She will be an outstanding leader of the Senate Agriculture Committee."
Larry McClendon, an east Arkansas cotton producer/ginner and former NCC chairman, said, "I am proud of my senator. No senator has worked harder or cares more about production agriculture, nutrition and conservation than Sen. Lincoln. She's doing two things in Congress that not a lot of people are doing. She is willing to cross the aisle to make sure that people can get on board with her agenda. And, second, when something is important to her like agriculture … she has the backbone to say what's right."
Roger Johnson, National Farmers Union president, said Lincoln "has been a steadfast advocate for America's family farmers, ranchers and rural communities. While we face many challenges, I am confident she will continue her efforts to preserve and protect the interests of rural America."
The American Farm Bureau Federation, which presented Lincoln with its Golden Plow Award in 2008, said Lincoln "has been a long-time friend of Farm Bureau … and we know she will continue to champion the interests of Farm Bureau families in her new assignment. …We know she will continue to be a strong voice for our industry and will continue as a consistent leader on key Farm Bureau issues such as those that relate to farm policy, the environment and estate tax reform."
Sen. Lincoln's "passion and support for American agriculture make her an excellent choice to chair the Senate Agriculture Committee," said Minnesota Rep. Collin Peterson, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee. "She grew up on a farm and knows first-hand how much hard work and dedication it requires. I look forward to working with her on the issues that matter to agriculture and rural America."
"The National Sorghum Producers has had a positive working relationship with Sen. Lincoln and her staff during past agriculture policy debates," said Toby Bostwick, chairman of the National Sorghum Producers board. "Although much of U.S. sorghum production is in Plains states, we have found Sen. Lincoln to be extremely responsive and attentive to the needs of sorghum producers nationwide."
A statement from the American Sugar Alliance said Lincoln "has proven time and time again that she is a champion for production agriculture, and we are thrilled that she was chosen to lead the Senate Agriculture Committee. Hailing from Arkansas, Lincoln knows the importance of agriculture to the country's economy and understands how vital it is for America to maintain a safe, affordable, and abundant supply of homegrown food and fiber. While sugar is not produced in her state, the senator has been a strong supporter of sugar policy, and we look forward to working closely with her for years to come."
"For the past 17 years, Sen. Lincoln has championed the cause of America's hard- working dairy farmers," said Jerry Kozak, president and CEO on the National Milk Producers Federation. "First as a member of the House Agriculture Committee and then through her service on the Senate Agriculture Committee, Sen. Lincoln has carried with her the same kind of firm commitment and common sense to achieving sound federal farm policy that she learned growing up on the family farm near Helena, Ark. The National Milk Producers Federation joins dairy farmers from across the country in applauding Sen. Lincoln's selection as the new chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee."
As expected, Arkansans are especially pleased with Lincoln's chairmanship.
"We believe this will be good, not only for Arkansas agriculture, but for all of U.S. agriculture," said Randy Veach, president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau. "The senator's interest in the well being of U.S. farm families is deep and sincere.
"Agriculture is near to her heart, and she takes great pride in representing Arkansas' farmers and ranchers. … She is a true friend of agriculture. Sen. Lincoln has, time and again, demonstrated her dedication to agriculture and the rural way of life. She has worked tirelessly to educate other members of Congress, on both sides of the aisle, on the importance of the U.S. having sound farm policy and the benefits that our farm programs provide the citizens of this great country."
Lincoln's ascendency "comes at a time when strong leadership is needed to champion the safety, security and continued abundance of our nation's food supply," said Milo Shult, vice president for Agriculture, in the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture. "Sen. Lincoln has always been a champion for agriculture. She recognizes the importance of supporting the mission of Land Grant institutions as they carry new technologies from discovery to application. In Arkansas, her aggressive support for the University Of Arkansas Division Of Agriculture has helped keep agriculture as the backbone of our economy."
Abraham Carpenter Jr., owner and operator of Carpenter Produce of Grady, Ark., and the winner of the 2005 National Lloyd Wright Black Small Farmers Award said, "This is wonderful news for agriculture, in general, but especially for specialty crop farmers. Sen. Lincoln understands agriculture, literally from the grass roots up. She understands the issues and the programs designed to assist production. Our industry will benefit from her sound leadership."
"Sen. Lincoln will be an excellent chairman of the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee," said Bill Reed, CEO of Riceland Foods. "She knows and understands the American food industry from the field to the table. Growing up in a farm family, she has experienced the unpredictable challenges of farm life. She knows that farmers were our first environmentalists — taking care of the soil, water resources and wildlife. Farmers are focused on their productivity, but they also want to pass their farming operations on to the next generation in better condition than when they started farming.
"Sen. Lincoln understands rural communities which include farmers who produce food and fiber, but also the businesses that provide agricultural inputs, retail shops, grocery stores, and service industries. She is well respected by her Senate colleagues and will handle the chairmanship duties with fairness and in a business-like manner. She has the ability to listen to different perspectives and work toward solutions."
"Arkansas cattlemen are extremely pleased that Sen. Lincoln has been named to chair the Senate Agriculture committee," said Tommy Lalman, president of the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association. "Sen. Lincoln has proven herself to be a friend and leader on issues that relate to cattlemen since being elected to represent us in the Senate. Time and again, Sen. Lincoln has stepped forward and shown leadership on issues that matter most to Arkansas' 27,000 cattlemen. Today, Arkansans are proud and Americas farmers, ranchers and consumers can rest assured that we have a very steady hand to guide us into the future."
Lincoln has been "a champion of a strong rural economy as key to our nation's prosperity," said Ted Glaub, American Soybean Association board member and soybean producer from Jonesboro, Ark. "ASA and soybean producers have worked very closely with Sen. Lincoln on farm program and trade issues, biodiesel legislation, conservation programs, food aid, and a host of other priorities important to Arkansas and American soybean farmers. She really cares about the issues facing farmers, and has been an effective and tireless advocate on our behalf.
"Sen. Lincoln is sometimes referred to as the 'Energizer Bunny' because she works so hard on issues of importance to rural America and our state. She will be an effective Chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, and we look forward to continuing to work closely with her."
Lincoln "has a long history of supporting American farm families and we believe that this is excellent news not just for the rice industry, but all agricultural producers and rural America," said Betsy Ward, USA Rice Federation president and CEO. "We look forward to continuing to work with the Senator in her new leadership capacity."
"The National Sorghum Producers has had a positive working relationship with Sen. Lincoln and her staff during past agriculture policy debates," said Toby Bostwick, NSP chairman of the board. "Although much of U.S. sorghum production is in the Plains states, we have found Senator Lincoln to be extremely responsive and attentive to the needs of sorghum producers nationwide. Her farm background and her commitment to agriculture are exciting. We know she will continue the collaboration with rural America that we have come to expect from the committee."


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Saturday, March 22, 2014
Tower Defense Game
Play Tower Defense flash game. Tower Defense is a Action game to play free online. Controls: Use the arrow keys to play. A lot of fun in this game waiting for you. Do not delay anymore and start playing alone you can pass all the levels and show your friends how much you like to play online. Have a fun playing online your favorite Tower Defense game!


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London's new motor show
A exciting new motor show is on its way to London.
The 'Future Drive Motor Show' will take place in May 2013 and will give the automotive industry an opportunity to showcase its latest high-tech and cutting edge vehicles and motorbikes.
Event organiser Giles Brown of Media 10 said: "The automotive sector has developed some amazing and jaw-dropping technology that the public would love to see .... gadgets that 'Q' would have developed for James Bond are now a reality.
"We'll have cars that drive themselves, park themselves, stop motorists having accidents, cars that run on electricity and even hydrogen as well as traditional-looking but silent electric motorbikes.
"According to our research, visitors are looking for a show where they can see new vehicles, take a test drive, talk to the experts and arm themselves with knowledge that will help them in their buying decision process.
"Motorists are faced with an ever more complex range of technology to consider when they look to buy their new mode of transport – whether it is a car or a bike, Future Drive will deliver all this and more."
Future Drive Motor Show evolves from EcoVelocity, the low-carbon motor show that attracted 58,000 visitors at its inaugural ExCeL event in 2012.
The change is as a direct result of visitor research highlighting that seeing and test-driving the latest high-tech vehicles was the most important reason to visit a motor show and that they expected new cars to be more environmentally friendly as standard.
The event will take place at ExCeL London from May 5-12, 2013 and will have a wide range of new vehicles on display and available for test drives. It will also include a host of features including an electric supercar paddock, a garage of the future, a motorbike and scooter test drive area as well as a kiddies driving area.
Rob Nathan, marketing director at Media 10, said: "As parent company of the new show and owners of multi-award winning shows including Grand Designs Live and The Ideal Home Show we are investing heavily in Future Drive to ensure it establishes itself as the leading event for motorists.''


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2012 Southerly 535
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- Year:
- 2012
- Hull Material:
- Fiberglass
- Length:
- 55'
- Engine/Fuel Type:
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A true blue water cruiser, with excellent performance, luxurious accommodation and variable draft, all within a throughly seaworthy design.
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Designer: Ed Dubois
Keel: Lifting
LOA: 54 ft 7 in
Beam: 15 ft 9 in
LWL: 48 ft 11 in
Minimum Draft: 3 ft 1 in
Maximum Draft: 11 ft 0 in
Dry Weight: 51478 lbs
Fresh Water Tanks: 2 Plastic (88 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 2 Plastic (49 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: 2
Water Heater Capacity: 1 Plastic
Number of twin berths: 2
Number of double berths: 2
Number of cabins: 3
Number of heads: 2
The Southerly 535 is supplied with CE certification and is built to EU specification and conforms to Lloyds and RCD, design category A. The hull is guaranteed against osmosis for 5 years from the date of manufacture.
Heavy duty GRP moulding, hand laid up to Northshore's Nordseal laminating system incorporating multi-axial and unidirectional reinforcements. The hull has a single skin bottom with a stiffening grillage of transverse frames and longitudinal stringers. Topsides are sandwich construction. All main bulkheads are bonded into the hull at main lay-up stage. The engine bearers are also an integral part of the hull structure.
Ivory White gel coat
Red & Oxford Blue boot top & style line
Northshore's patented Nordseal anti-osmosis system
Clear gel coat below the waterline
Two coats of antifoul
Watertight sail locker bulkhead
Kevlar re-inforced hull at additional cost
Collision bulkhead to sail locker at additional cost
Hand laid up GRP. Sandwich construction. Heavily stressed areas are additionally reinforced with uni-directional glass reinforcement. The deck is bonded and mechanically fixed to the hull through the entire length and to all main bulkheads resulting in a strong and integrated unit.
Ivory White gel coat
Raised bulwark
Teak laid ring deck
Teak laid forward coachroof
Teak laid cockpit sole and cockpit seats
Moulded non-slip finish to coachroof
Access to sail locker from foredeck
The fixed ballast is an iron casting which acts as a grounding plate and transverse stiffening for the keel unit. It is fitted into a recess in the hull in the area of the keel box with stainless steel bolts. The aerofoil variable draft keel is cast iron and incorporates a stainless steel pivot at the leading edge. The keel is raised and lowered by a hydraulic ram powered by an electrically driven pump with a hand operated back-up. All hydraulics are easily accessible for maintenance.
Optional lead casting fixed keel, secured with stainless steel studs. Keel stub forms bilge sump.
Volvo D3-150 146hp (107kW) 4 cylinder, fresh water cooled diesel engine
Reduction/reverse gear
80 amp alternator
24v 110 amp heavy duty alternator
Bowthruster 250TT with control at steering pedastal
Stern tube with deep sea seal and water lubricated stern gland
Stainless steel propeller shaft
Bronze three bladed propeller
Rope cutter on prop shaft
Two fuel tanks - capacity 900 litres, with sediment trap and line filter
Bronze water inlet with removable filter gauze strainer and inspection hatch
24 volt electric ventilator
Sound deadening to engine room
Fuel filter system
12v dedicated engine battery
Sea fire automatic extinguisher system
24 volt system
Heavy duty batteries, charged from engine alternator; for engine start, 24v services and domestic use
Isolating switches for all battery banks
Circuit breakers on main panel
Battery monitor
Can Bus type distribution system
Battery charger 24v /80 amp
Dedicated Battery charger 12v /15 amp for engine /generator start battery
24v to 12v converter for navigation systems
Cabin LED lighting throughout
Reading lights over bunks
Chart light over navigation table
Full navigation light system incorporating bow lights, stern light, masthead tri-colour light with all round white anchor light, deck flood light and steaming light
240v ring main with double socket to each cabin
Shore power inlet 240v - 16 amp, with cable
240v generator 4kW
240v inverter system
Reverse cycle air conditioning at additional cost
WATER SYSTEMS and PUMPS
Two fresh water tanks - total capacity 800 litres
Pressurised water system
Hot water provided by engine calorifier unit and immersion heater
Electric sump pumps to shower trays
Manual bilge pump
Two electric submersible bilge pumps
Holding tank system - capacity 350 litres
Grey water sump boxes
Semi-balanced twin spade rudders
Twin 40'' stainless steel cockpit wheels
Mamba geared steering system
Single lever engine control
Emergency steering system
2 x 6 inch main steering compasses
SPARS and RIGGING
Keel stepped mast
Selden masthead, double headed rig
Slab reefing
In mast or In boom furling & trough boom at additional cost
Swept back spreaders
Selden anodised aluminium spars, finished in silver
Internal halyards
Split backstay
Powered furling self tacking foresail
Powered furling overlapping genoa
Headsail reefing systems
3 Climbing steps fitted to mast
Conduit for radar cable fitted into mast
Windex fitted at masthead
Reefing led aft to cockpit for mainsail
Hydraulic vang and backstay
Main halyard led aft
Headsail halyards at mast attached to antal trackslide system
Topping lift led aft
Aft mainsheet, led to winch at helm, jib sheet led aft
Burgee and signal halyards
Dacron sails, fully battened mainsail
Upgrade to laminate sails at additional cost
UV protection strip to foresails
Optional asymmetric gennaker with bowsprit, or conventional spinnaker at additional cost
Mid cockpit
Self draining
Cockpit table with folding leaves
Access aft, moulded steps from transom
Telescopic swim ladder
Two lockers in aft deck
Escape hatch from aft cabin
Gas bottle storage under cockpit seat to port
Instrument consoles at helm
Two winch handle pockets
Twin steering positions
Four safety harness eyes
Access to steering gear
Mooring cleats forward, aft and midships
Foredeck sail locker with flush hatch
Electric windlass with deck switches
Teak laid decking to ring decks and forward coachroof
Teak double seats to pushpit
Lazarette locker with access from bathing platform
Lazarette lockers with access from deck
Locker under seat to staboard
Stainless steel pulpit incorporating navigation lights
Stainless steel stanchions and guardwires with gates port and starboard
Fold down side deck gate/boarding ladder at additional cost
Stainless steel pushpit incorporating stern gates, navigation light and ensign socket
Deck shower with hot and cold water
Fuel and water deck fillers
Self tacking foresail track with sheet to cockpit
Mast based turning blocks for running rigging
Rope clutches at companionway, for running rigging
Mainsheet led to port winch
Genoa tracks, cars and foot blocks
Lewmar 55AEST halyard winch
Lewmar 50AST winch for main sheet
Two Lewmar 65AST genoa sheet winches
Two Lewmar 55AST secondary winches
Lewmar 46AST winch for traveller control line
Handrails on either side of coachroof
Sprayhood in recessed trough
Stainless steel windscreen at additional cost
25kg Delta anchor
60 metres of chain
Four fire extinguishers
One fire blanket
Raymarine speed, wind and depth instruments at twin helm stations
Raymarine multi graphic display at chart table
VHF radio with handset and speaker
Raystar 130 satellite differential mounted to coachroof
Raymarine autopilot
Raymarine 18'' scanner
Raymarine e90W high performance display at chart table
Ten opening deck hatches, one size 60 over forecabin and aft cabin berth, size 20 and 30 over forward heads and midships cabin, two size 50 over saloon, one size 20 over navigation station, one size 20 over galley.
Glazed opening ports in aft cabin coamings port and starboard, galley and aft heads
Fixed ventilators
Perspex main companionway hatch
Pilot house windows and hull ports are tinted toughened glass, bonded into recesses in deck
Interior joinery is finished in solid cherry, mahogany, teak or maple and marine faced quality plywood. Linings are fabric covered plywood. Cabin soles are teak striped non-slip laminate. The choice of upholstery is selected from Northshore's fabric range.
The layout is in accordance with the general arrangement drawing.
Raised saloon seating to port
Lower seating to starboard
Lee cloth
Two opening hatches with roller screens
Ventilation (fixed and closeable)
Concertina blinds to pilot house windows
Twin stainless steel sinks
Corian worktop, available in choice of colours
Pressurised hot and cold water
Stainless steel grab rail
Front loading refrigerator
Double freezer drawers
Fully gimballed gas cooker with four burners, grill and oven (fail-safe devices on all burners)
Gas cut off tap and gas detector
Ample storage for crockery and cutlery
Opening hatch with roller screen
Opening ports
Navigator's seat
Instrument console forward of chart table
Chart stowage
Locker spaces
Chart light
Main electrical control panel
Large double berth with lee cloth
Large hanging locker
Fixed hull portlights
Central opening hatch with roller screen
Opening ports
Seating to starboard
Lockers to port
Concertina blinds
Door to ensuite facilities
Marine w.c. (manual)
Washbasin with Corian type surround
Hot and cold pressurised water
Separate shower with hinged door
Electric shower pump
Grating to shower tray
Glass holder
Fixed hull portlight
Two opening portlights
Large double centreline berth
Two drawers under berth
Twin v berth option with infill panel for a double berth
Shelved locker
Hanging locker
Opening hatch with roller screen
Two fixed hull portlights
Concertina blinds
Ensuite facilities day heads
Marine w.c. (manual)
Washbasin with Corian type surround
Hot and cold pressurised water
Separate shower with hinged door
Grating to shower tray
Electric shower pump
Opening hatch
Glass holder
Two single berths with lee cloths
Hanging locker
Opening hatch
Fixed hull portlight
Concertina blind
Option to convert berths to seating for office area
Asymmetric gennaker or spinnaker & bowsprit
Main sail furling system (In boom/In mast)
Mast stepped, rigged, sails fitted
Fully commissioned and launched at Itchenor
Tested and sea trialed
Two full days familiarisation sailing handover
6 Fenders, 6 Warps
Boat hook
British red ensign & staff
Gas Bottle
Yachts built to USA specification will include 110 volt ring main, appliances and tinned wiring


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Baltimore Orioles third baseman Manny Machado decided to have surgery to repair ligament damage in his left knee, the team announced Thursday.
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Orioles' Machado opts for knee surgery
Baltimore Orioles third baseman Manny Machado decided to have surgery to repair ligament damage in his left knee, the team announced Thursday.
After consulting with several doctors, Machado will go ahead with the procedure, which will be performed on Monday by Dodgers orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache at the Kerlan-Jobe Clinic in Los Angeles. Machado tore the medial patellofemoral ligament while running to first base in a Sept. 23 game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Machado, 21, hit .283 with 14 home runs and 71 RBIs this season.
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Governor Branstad heads to Europe
Governor Branstad heads to Europe
Gov. Terry Branstad is heading to Europe this weekend for a trade mission.
Branstad leaves Saturday and will travel to Germany, Italy, Kosovo and Switzerland.
Iowa is establishing a sister-state relationship with Kosovo. Branstad said last month that Iowa and Kosovo have developed a unique partnership due to more than 700 Iowa National Guard soldiers who have served there on peacekeeping missions since 2003.
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Charles A. 'Chuck' Lee, 76
Charles A. "Chuck" Lee, 76, of Wapakoneta, died at 5 p.m., Monday, Sept. 19, 2011, at St. Rita's Medical Center in Lima.
He was born Sept. 5, 1935, in Cridersville, the son of Thelma (South) and Dean Lee, who preceded him in death. On Feb. 11, 1961, he married Shirley A. White, and she survives.
Also surviving are two sons, Charles (Stephanie) Lee, of Wapakoneta, and William Lee, of Jackson Center; two daughters, Tracy Lee, of Wapakoneta, and Tina (Dennis) Gossard, of Wapakoneta; six grandchildren, Arliss, Zachary, Hallie, Harmon, Cole and Samuel; six brothers, John Lee, of St. Marys, Robert Lee, of Jackson Center, Paul (Carolyn) Lee, of Spencerville, Dennis Lee, of Van Wert, Larry Lee, of Wapakoneta, and Walter Lee, of Jackson Center; a sister, Dorothy Martin, of Wapakoneta; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, James Lee, Raymond Lee, and David Lee; and a sister, Shirley Ann Lee.
He retired in 2000 after 22 years service at Dana Corp. in Lima. Prior to that, he worked 25 years at Neon Products in Lima. He was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Wapakoneta and was a 1953 graduate of Spencerville High School. His hobbies included hunting and fishing. Along with his wife Shirley, he delighted in spending time and caring for their granddaughter, Arliss.
Services are at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Bayliff & Eley Funeral Home in Wapakoneta, with the Revs. Steven Nelson and Charles H. Johnson officiating.
Burial will follow in the Bethel Cemetery in Auglaize County.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday and 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the Auglaize County MRDD or First English Lutheran Church.
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