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Good anatomy and physiology -- A&P -- teachers have a fascination with the human physical makeup and physiological systems and get fulfillment sharing that information with others. Becoming a teacher of anatomy and physiology requires college education. The specific education beyond the four-year degree depends upon the age group you wish to work with.
Bachelor's Degree
Teaching at any level requires first obtaining a bachelor's degree. Students wishing to teach anatomy and physiology after graduation should choose an appropriate science major. Some schools offer a physiology or pre-physiology option. High school instructors typically teach more than just A&P, so other majors, such as general science or biology, work as well. High school teachers major in the subject area rather than in education. This focus allows future A&P instructors gain solid subject knowledge.
States require teachers to complete a credentialing program in addition to the bachelor's degree. Certification or licensing for the state may be included in the bachelor's program or a separate piece. For instance, Western Governor's University (WGU) offers a science teacher licensing program for those holding a bachelor's degree. Teacher preparation programs include coursework on foundations of education, educational methods and instructional planning, and they require practical observation and student teaching as required for each individual state.
Master's Degree
If you want to teach anatomy and physiology at the post-secondary level rather than high school, you will need more advanced education. Some community colleges allow instructors to teach with a master's degree. Many medical or nursing programs offer master's programs in A&P, like Wayne State University (WSU) in Detroit, Michigan, which includes about 30 credits in classes teaching more in-depth information about the science. WSU also requires some classes from other disciplines.
Universities are the most likely institutions to offer multiple sections of anatomy and physiology classes, and teaching at a university usually requires a doctoral degree. A Ph.D. program may focus on other sciences since most professor positions require instructors to have a Ph.D. in biology, physiology, anatomy or other sciences. Such positions typically require academic expertise in these various sciences that relate to A&P as well as some experience teaching the course work since many professors teach classes in biology, immunology and genetics.
- California State University, Sacramento: FAQs for Future Teachers
- California State University: Why become a Science Teacher?
- Bureau of Labor Statistics: Postsecondary Teachers
- University of Arizona: Physiology Undergraduate Major
- Western Governors University: Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Preparation Program, Science (5-9 or 5-12)
- Wayne State University: Degree Requirements
- Philadelphia University: Assistant Professor Health Sciences; Anatomy and Physiology
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Primary Peritoneal Carcinoma (EOPPC) Questions
Sour candy
Asked by SpunkyS on Monday, April 15, 2013
Sour candy
My sister is c/o dry mouth with chemo. She is looking for "not sweet" candy to suck on. Eucalyptus cough drops seem to work. Lemonheads are good until she gets through the top layer. Any other suggestions for her to try?
Thanks for any suggestions.
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I find that any cough drop helps, but since I prefer to limit free sugars, I tend to get the sugar free.........but the cough drops go like candy with me..............and Halls has encouraging words on the wrappers too..............I use them "liberally"..........so feel better if I am ot bathing my teeth and gums in sugar all day.
A word of dental advice. Dry mouth = dental problems. And sucking on hard candies promotes dental decay. I didn't eat one sweet while going through chemo and for several months after. I brushed my teeth 2x daily. When I went to the dentist after chemo for a cleaning and checkup I found I had 7 cavities. It cost a couple thousand dollars and 3 appts. The dentist gave me a special toothpaste to harden my tooth enamel that you can only get from your dentist.
The dentist told me there is a special mouth rinse you can use to help with the dry mouth. I don't know the name of the product and only learned of it post dental work so ask your oncologist or dentist. I believe you can purchase it over the counter. Wish I had known of it before chemo but seems that is one of the things they don't tell us.
I was told that ginger is good to combat nausea associated with chemo. Ginger candy may be a way of dealing with the dry mouth and nausea at the same time. I didn't try it last time but plan to as I am facing chemo in the future.
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Beltline expressways? Not so much, says councillor
Ward 8 Coun. Evan Woolley disputes Mayor Nenshi's contention traffic changes on 14 and 15 Ave. S.W. in the Beltline could turn them into expressways.
The temporary changes, to accommodate construction on nearby 17 Ave., involve turning 14 and 15 Ave. into one-way streets for the duration of the roadwork.
Woolley said the avenues will not, in fact, become expressways and will look a lot like they do today.
(14th Street and 17th Avenue S.W., before and after)
"[We are doing] the work to deliver a wonderful main street on 17th Avenue and we are trying to mitigate as much of the construction impacts over the next couple of years, while at the same time delivering on this project," said Woolley. Woolley also said there was a week long information session in April about the avenues' lane change.
(5th Street and 17th Avenue S.W., before and after)
In a statement posted to the Ward 8 City of Calgary page, Woolley said he has heard concerns from residents about increased traffic in the area.
His statement reads in part:
"Some important information to know is that all street parking will remain which acts as a natural form of traffic calming. Secondly, all the existing stop signs along both avenues will remain — the only time they might change is if a detour is being re-routed along a side-street and traffic needs to be mitigated accordingly. Thirdly, traffic detoured to 15th and 14th Avenues from 17th Avenue will only happen in 2-3 block sections — where construction is taking place — and will be re-routed right back onto 17th Avenue. This is important not only for residents of the Beltline, but for businesses along the avenue. Lastly, these detours will only take place during the 3-4 months of construction, the remainder of the year, 17th Avenue will operate as usual."


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Love it all! I loved your TV hair! I hope you put it to good use afterwards and did something special! I also love that you guys do the family costumes at Halloween! I wish I could convince my people to do that! And finally, we are excited to blog with you next year! I think it will be a fun partnership! Happy New Year!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha well, my 4 year old was the one who convinced us on Halloween! It's hard to say no to her!Delete
A link up partnership is so exciting! Cheers to 2017 being the best year!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Leslie, I hope you will link up with us! Have a great New Year's!Delete
How sweet you got to model!! :) Love it! Have a great New Years!ReplyDelete
LOL! Yes, even at 5'1'' and horrible natural hair, my modeling dreams came true! :) Have a good one!Delete
Excited about the link up!!! Your hair is super cute! I need to do some new stuff with mine!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Amanda! I wish Astoria would do my hair every day! Hope you'll join us for the link up- happy new year!Delete
I didn't like the TV hair! Who has time to braid it all back?ReplyDeleteReplies
It only took 2 minutes, and I think it was a fun alternative to my regular hairstyle. Happy new year!Delete
How fun getting to "model" for your hairdresser. Your hair looked adorable. I love a good link up and I'm so excited to find a new one. Yippee!! Happy New Year! See you in 2017!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Lisa! Excited for you to join us in 2017! Have a great one!Delete
Hey there. This is my first time stopping by and I will be following along going forward! I feel the same way sometimes. As a matter of fact, I was driving this morning reminding myself why I do this. Because I enjoy it. I just need to not get so wrapped up in it that I burn out. Congrats on being a hair model! That's pretty cool! Can I have your autograph?! ;-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for stopping by, Trista! Looking forward to you joining up with us in the new year. Have a great one!Delete
What a great year! That spinach bacon pasta is for sure going on our meal plan for January!ReplyDeleteReplies
Awesome - if you like a little spice, my boys always throw on some red pepper flakes. Have a great 2017!Delete
So many fun things you did in 2016! Hope you have a wonderful and Happy New Year!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Posted by Ewan MacKenna
Wednesday 5 September 2012
Here's the problem. The most impressive performance out of Dublin this year came from their marketing people.
All around the capital there's no avoiding the billboards with players promoting everything from football boots to mobile phones. You can be sure that in the accounts department of the dethroned All Ireland champions, there's no avoiding it either.
What they have done in the space of a handful of years is simply brilliant as they've gone from just another team to a brand that's almost bigger than Gaelic football itself.
But while the county board were ready for it, you wonder were the players because all season long, Dublin have fallen well short of the high standards they set for themselves a year ago.
At the beginning of this season, on this very website, Mickey Harte spoke of the difficulty of going back-to-back and called it when it came to Dublin. He noted that you inadvertently lose your sharpness by basking in the fact you are champions and in doing so, you forget how hard it was to be champions in the first place.
You don't even know that it's happening but come the summer, you find others have passed you out because they wanted it much more. It's why a Tyrone team far better than Pat Gilroy's never managed it and they didn't even have the distractions and comforts that some of this Dublin side have had surrounding them.
Of course there's the mobile phone sponsorship deal that's unavoidable, but beyond the obvious transaction there's still more as gigs run by that same operator are one of the few chances to get to talk to players, unless you get in touch with Adidas and are lucky enough when heading down that alternative corporate route.
But there's so much more high-powered business surrounding these players. Quite a few of them are driving brand new Renaults around the place as part of another sponsorship deal while earlier this year the players and their wives headed for Florida and the Cayman Islands.
There's nothing unusual about that as a reward for winning it all, but what was different was it marked the beginning of a three-year-deal between Dublin and their new official carrier Aer Lingus.
Little wonder 'Unleashing the Blue Wave,' Dublin's strategic plan, called for the allowance of an additional shirt sponsor as there's no end of companies that want to be seen to be helping these players and Dublin are determined to squeeze every cent out of their names.
But that can only affect amateur players in some small way, which needs to be taken into account in what is now a game of inches more so than ever before.
If you get treated as a superstar without playing like one, you lose a little motivation. As Harte said, as champions you tend to come back under-prepared. But as champions with obligations to high society that only multiplies the problem and while being part of that scene is all well and good, you can't forget how you got to be part of that scene in the first place.
Indeed, in a world of perks, you can lose sight of what's really important. In professional sports, players are surrounded by experts who keep them focussed but while Dublin are now professional away from football, they need to remember that their players are still just as amateur as everyone in every other county.
Of course Dublin still train remarkably hard but it's impossible for such surroundings not to impact on amateur players at some point. You cannot but change a little as an amateur player going from corporate gig to corporate gig while in the background being taken care of in ways you never were before.
It would happen any player in the country, only most of the country isn't subjected to it. In recent days, there's been no sign of Aidan O'Shea selling Ivomec and it's he and not any of this Dublin group that is heading to an All Ireland final.
There's nothing wrong with what Dublin are doing by taking a natural advantage they have in terms of numbers and profiting from it. It leaves them cash to train the next generation of players and it's why Dublin have a conveyor belt of talent coming through from underage grades like no one else about.
But if cashing in takes care of the future, its effects must also be taken into account when it comes to the present. There's always going to be a different dynamic in the city but if Dublin complained about hype and attention that no one else was subjected to in the past, right now they are actively chasing it for non-football reasons. That's not good enough when you aren't doing it on the pitch.
And Dublin haven't done it on the pitch at all this year. They have been sub-par to the extent that people actually believed they were bored by it all and would simply turn it on against Mayo because they were again interested.
The feeling was that it had all been planned and Dublin were ready to peak now that they'd arrived at a target market that excited them. Only the great teams can do that, just as Kerry did in 2009. But this Dublin team isn't yet great and you've to win more than one All Ireland to be treated as such in the rest of the country.
Dublin's sponsors would do well to remember that when treating their players like legends, even when they are playing like anything but on the field.
Predict this week to be in be in the running for All-Ireland tickets.
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U.S. Open: Venus coddles bee, but not foe
New York --
Venus Williams started with a soft forehand, shifted to a gentle backhand and even tried to blow away a most pesky opponent. She kept moving from sideline to sideline, yet still couldn't shake free at the U.S. Open.
Not until three attendants came onto the court to help did Williams escape what was bugging her Monday - a bee that wanted to land on her racket.
"The bee was a challenge," the two-time Queen Bee of Flushing Meadows said after beating Kimiko Date-Krumm 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 on the first day of the tournament.
The pre-match buzz was all about the ages of the players. Williams is 34, Date-Krumm is 43 and their combined 77 years was believed to be the oldest for opponents in a women's Grand Slam pairing, the WTA said.
"According to Kimiko, I've got another decade," Williams said.
"Definitely, I was younger today," she said. "But when you step onto the court, no one is thinking about age. It's just a number."
Earlier in the match, a bee interrupted Date-Krumm's serve. She refused to kill it, and instead parried the insect.
Then with the 19th-seeded Williams ahead 3-0 in the final set, a bee flew close to Williams as she prepared to serve.
After her Japanese opponent "showed such class" in handling the flying nuisance, "I would've been remiss to swat it," Williams said.
"I came up with a strategy to follow her example," she said.
Williams spent more than a minute trying to get away, waving her hand and blowing at the bee. While some fans shouted "Smash it!", Williams refused to take a full, serious swing.
Eventually, two ball persons and a helper came out with towels and corralled the bee and carried it off as the crowd cheered.
"He's on his way," Williams said.
Also on his way, albeit at a much slower pace than expected, is Andy Murray.
Spinning in 70 mph second serves and grabbing at his hamstring during points, Murray gritted his way through head-to-toe cramps to beat Robin Haase 6-3, 7-6 (6), 1-6, 7-5.
"When it starts to kind of go everywhere, you don't know exactly where it's going to creep up next," he said. "When you stretch one muscle, something else then cramps, too."
Murray was twice down a break in the fourth set, but the 70th-ranked Haase unraveled with a string of unforced errors. He wasted three break points in the final game, when a missed call also cost him.
Ninth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga also needed four sets to beat Juan Monaco 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-1. Nick Kyrgios - the Australian teen who stunned Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon - came back from three code violations, just one outburst away from default, in a 7-5, 7-6 (4), 2-6, 7-6 (1) upset of 21st-seeded Mikhail Youzhny.
Second-ranked Simona Halep rallied from a set down for a 6-7 (2), 6-1, 6-2 victory over 20-year-old Danielle Rose Collins, who was playing her first main draw match at a tour-level event. As a sophomore at Virginia, the unseeded Collins won the NCAA title to earn a wild card into the U.S. Open.
Winners in the night session included top-seeded Novak Djokovic in the men's draw and fifth-seeded Maria Sharapova and 10th-seeded Caroline Wozniacki in the women's draw.


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Board of Appeals
May 12, 2010
Regular Session
At 4:30 p.m., Chairperson Lee called the Regular Session of the North Liberty Board of Appeals to order.
Members present: Lee, Hajek, Kazmierczak and Bails. Colony absent
Others present: Bryan Hardin, Assistance Fire Chief and Tom Palmer, Building Official.
Chairperson opened the hearing to review the building and fire code ordinances.
Hajek moved, Bails seconded, to recommend amending Section R313.1 of the 2009 IRC by deleting the sentence and inserting the following sentence, an automatic residential fire sprinkler system shall be installed in townhouses with five or more units. Motion passed unanimously.
Hajek moved, Bails seconded, to recommend deleting the entire Section R313.2 of the 2009 IRC requiring fire sprinkler system installed in one- and two-family dwelling units. Motion passed unanimously.
Bails moved, Hajek seconded, to recommend Council adopt Chapter 15.01 North Liberty Building Code with the fire sprinkler amendment and the North Liberty Fire Code Ordinance. Motion passed unanimously.
Hajek moved, Kazmierczak seconded, to approve the minutes of February 10th, 2010 meeting. Motion passed unanimously


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Extrait: ...que la flèche décochée de l'arc d'un Tartare. (Il sort.) OBERON. (Il verse un suc de fleur sur les yeux de Démétrius.) Fleur de couleur de pourpre, Blessée par l'arc de Cupidon, Pénètre dans la prunelle de son oeil! Quand il cherchera son amante, Qu'elle brille à ses regards du même éclat Dont Vénus brille dans les cieux.
William Shakespeare was born in April 1564 in the town of Stratford-upon-Avon, on England s Avon River. When he was eighteen, he married Anne Hathaway. The couple had three children an older daughter Susanna and twins, Judith and Hamnet. Hamnet, Shakespeare s only son, died in childhood. The bulk of Shakespeare s working life was spent in the theater world of London, where he established himself professionally by the early 1590s. He enjoyed success not only as a playwright and poet, but also as an actor and shareholder in an acting company. Although some think that sometime between 1610 and 1613 Shakespeare retired from the theater and returned home to Stratford, where he died in 1616, others believe that he may have continued to work in London until close to his death.


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text: Jess Heisler worked as a boat builder and a professional decoy maker. The nearly two thousand decoys he produced serve as examples of the English school of carving. Using western cedar, Heisler hollowed each three-piece decoy, grooved the tails and wing tips and raised the primaries. His earlier birds have round bottoms and extensive carving on the tails. Later birds are referred to as "rocking horse" style decoys. Heisler designed these stools for use on rougher waters and made them larger with bigger jaws and fat cheeks. Not only was Jess Heisler known for his unique carving style, but also for his precise painting.


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Dear Mark,
In response to President Rafael Correa's decision to terminate the historic Yasuní-ITT
The ground-breaking initiative launched in 2007 would keep some 920 million barrels
But Correa, citing the proposal's lack of contributions, signed a decree to liquidate
However, recent polls show that 90% of Ecuadorians support the Yasuní-ITT initiative,
The park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and contains what are thought to be the greatest
Stay tuned for more information and ways to get involved! In the meantime, check out:
Viva Yasuní!
Ecuadorians Outraged with President's Decision to Allow Drilling in Yasuní
August 21, 2013
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Amazonwatch – We won't stop fighting!
June 19, 2013
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We Won't Stop Fighting
Facing enormous setbacks to indigenous rights in Brazil,
Atossa Soltani of Amazonwatch named Hillary Leadership Laureate!
June 5, 2013
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Should Chevron CEO be fired?
May 17, 2013
Should Chevron CEO be fired? Amazonwatch, ecology, Environment, environmental law suits Amazon, global warming, marculyseas, mark ulyseas, Should Chevron CEO be fired? Leave a comment
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Imagine you were the head of Chevron. In the first couple years since you took over the company its reputation has been continually tarnished by your own actions as well as environmental and human rights crimes. Would you expect to keep your job?
Under your "leadership":
If your board were actually evaluating your performance – you'd be fired.
Well, Chevron CEO John Watson has done all that and worse.
To learn more about the many reasons Chevron CEO John Watson should be fired, please visit the True Cost of Chevon website. Tell the board to do their duty and hand Watson his pink slip. For the communities in Ecuador and for so many other reasons, it's time for Watson to go!
Amazonwatch – A call for help from the Xingu!
May 9, 2013
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Please donate today to help sustain ongoing mobilizations against the Belo Monte Dam
One week ago a group of indigenous warriors, riverine communities and fishermen united to occupy the main construction site of the Belo Monte dam. Brave indigenous groups remain strong on the front lines and today they have been surrounded by military pressuring them to leave.
Yesterday the group released a worldwide call for support to maintain and grow the occupation. This includes a plea for international organizations to back them with infrastructure and access to have their message heard around the world. We need your financial support to help meet their call.
"Today we write for those who support us. We write for those who trust in our struggle and agree with our view. We are people who live in the rivers where dams are being built. We are Munduruku, Juruna, Kayapo, Xipaya, Kuruaya, Asurini, Parakanã, Arara, fishermen and riverine. The river is our supermarket. Our ancestors are older than Jesus Christ.
We occupied Belo Monte Dam sites seven days ago… We need help. We need the organizations to support this occupation, to write appeals on our behalf, and to stand up against the government's posture. We need journalists to continue talking to us, even if it is from outside or by phone. We also need the people to support us."
Support is needed urgently for food, travel, communications and legal advice to keep the occupation alive. Amazon Watch continues to stand with our indigenous partners and to pressure the government of Brazil as communities are requesting. Together we will ensure that the people of the Xingu are heard and that their legitimate authority over their lands and culture is recognized.
Help us to keep up our support for those on the front lines of Belo Monte construction and with indigenous peoples fighting for their lands throughout the Amazon. Please give and give generously to meet these urgent needs today.
For the Amazon,
Dams on the Amazon – Enough is Enough!
May 8, 2013
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"Our world was big. We have already lost enough lands. Now, it's enough!"
Last week Brazil and the world witnessed a historic moment of unity and struggle for the Amazon and its people. Some 200 indigenous peoples, riverine communities and fishermen joined at the Pimental construction site of the Belo Monte dam where they continue to occupy the area. They did not come to hold discussions with the construction consortium; they want their agenda to he heard by the Brazilian Federal Government.
The group's demands are straightforward: To clearly define the regulation of prior and informed consultation of indigenous peoples and to immediately suspend all work and studies related to dams on the rivers where they live.
Among the warrior communities present are the Munduruku people of the Tapajós River basin. According to their General Chief Saw, the government seeks to build these dams as if there were no genuine life in these places…
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Has Australia become a US State or Japanese colony?
February 28, 2013
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One wonders if there is a government in Australia. From recent news reports of what the Japanese whalers are doing in Australian waters there appears to be total lack of any substantial government response to stop the slaughter and theft of Australian natural resources.
Why are Japanese whalers permitted to poach in Australian waters?
How can a US Court issue orders to Sea Shepherd to stop its operations against the Japanese poachers in Australian waters when the ships and the branch of the society involved are registered in Australia?
Japan orders Australian flagged Sea Shepherd ships to leave Australian waters!
Yoshimasa Hayashi, Japan's fisheries minister, has stated: "So why don't we at least agree to disagree? We have this culture, and you don't have that culture." Okay this sounds fine. Now all those against the bloody slaughter of whales and dolphins on Taiji Island will descend on the island and stop the slaughter because it is their culture. Hayashi it works both ways my friend!
What is sickening is the Australian government's inaction. It would appear that they are in connivance with the whalers to loot the natural resources of Australia.
And while the US Court issues its orders, the Australian government remains castrated.
What a shame that all self respecting Australians have no say in the matter.
BTW: Japanese whalers are slaughtering whales in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary. I think they are confused about the meaning of the word "sanctuary"!


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Robert Ewin Delon, 69, of Spencer, passed away July 29, 2010, at River Park Hospital, in McMinnville.
Mr. Delon was born Oct. 14, 1940, in Spencer, to Connard and Robbie Maynard Delon.
Funeral service will be 2 p.m., Aug. 1, 2010, at Spencer Funeral Home, with burial in Molloy Cemetery. The family will receive friends 6-9 p.m., July 30; 9 a.m.-9 p.m., July 31; and 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Aug. 1, at the funeral home.
Spencer Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Posted on July 30, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Charles Leon Hill, 70, of Texas City, Texas, passed away July 28, 2010.
Mr. Hill was a former resident of Sparta.
He was born July 9, 1940, in Texas, to Allen and Lucy Hill.
Mr. Hill was a retired insurance salesman.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, Joey Hill.
Survivors include his wife of 14 years, Evelyn "Ms. Flo" Hill; sons, Andrew Hill, of Trinity, Texas, Ken Austin, of Naperville, Ill.; daughters, Lori Hill, of Trinity, Texas, Jan Hill, of USCG, in Louisiana, Sherri Norris, of Sparta; sisters, Janell McElwee, of Pearland, Texas, Dorothy Wesley, of Texas City, Texas, Colleen Gore, of Azle, … Read More
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Mildred Juanita McBride, 74, of Gulf Shores, Mich., passed away April 27, 2010, in Michigan.
She was born Oct. 31, 1935, in White County, to Jack and Lassie Walker McBride.
A memorial service will be 11 a.m., July 31, 2010, at Blue Spring Presbyterian Church, with burial in Blue Spring Cemetery.
Hunter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Norma Lucile Hall Hay, 90, of Sparta, passed away July 27, 2010, at her residence.
Mrs. Hay was born Oct. 4, 1919, in Pulaski, Ky., to Luther A. Hall and Lela May Fredrick Hall.
She served her country as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps and was stationed in continental USA followed by service in England during World War II.
After her Army service, Mrs. Hay's continued nursing career brought her to Hawaii where she met and wed Gilbert Hay Jr. Several years later they, along with their two sons, returned to Ohio where she continued … Read More
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Preston (Pete) Lee Dobbs, 47, of Sparta, passed away July 28, 2010, at his residence.
Mr. Dobbs was born Dec. 7, 1962, in White County.
He had been employed as a logger and construction worker.
He was preceded in death by his father, Herbert Eugene Dobbs.
Survivors include his mother and stepfather, Wylodean Dunn Reed and Charles Reed, of Baxter; two brothers, Anthony Dobbs, Dale Dobbs, both of Baxter; four sisters, Jody Falk, Feleshia Christian, Vanessa Dennis, all of Sparta, Kathy Ashbough, of Spencer; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral service was 1 p.m., July 30, 2010, at Hunter Funeral Home, with burial in Boiling Springs Cemetery. Nick … Read More
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Early voting totals for White County are as follows. Early voting ends Saturday, July 31. Early voting takes place at White County Election Commission office, on the second floor of the courthouse.
White County Early Voting Totals, July 16-July 29
7/16/10: 290
7/17/10: 72
7/19/10: 300
7/20/10: 233
7/21/10: 243
7/22/10: 242
7/23/10: 301
7/24/10: 91
7/26/10: 205
7/27/10: 198
7/28/10: 224
7/29/10: 235
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Kevin F. Gallagher, 58, passed away July 28, 2010, at White County Community Hospital.
Mr. Gallagher was born Dec. 20, 1951, in New Jersey, to Thomas J. Gallagher and Mary Ross Gallagher.
Survivors include his brother, Richard Gallagher and wife Judy, of Walling; sister, Joan Gallagher, of New Jersey; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Thomas Gallagher.
Burial will be in New Jersey.
Thurman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Preston (Pete) Lee Dobbs
Preston (Pete) Lee Dobbs, 47, of Sparta, passed away July 28, 2010, at his residence.
Mr. Dobbs was born Dec. 7, 1962, … Read More
Posted on July 29, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
White County's unemployment rate for June 2010 was the second lowest figure for the past 13 months, although the number indicated a fraction of an increase.
The unemployment rate for June 2010, in White County, was 12.8 percent, compared to 12.5 percent in May 2010. However, the June 2010 number was a definite improvement over the June 2009 unemployment rate of 15.4 percent.
During the past 13 months, White County's highest unemployment rate was June 2009, at 15.4 percent, followed by July 2009, 14.6 percent; January 2010, 14.5 percent; February 2010, 14.2 … Read More
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As the athletes who compete in fall sports hit the ground running for official practice, the temperature and the heat index continue to rise.
With less than a month remaining until the official start of the 2010 seasons, practice is a must in preparation for the coming season, but even more important is the health of those who compete.
To protect those athletes, the TSSAA enacted a heat index policy last summer and the White County School Board, following that lead, made the policy tighter and enacted it for all outdoor activities for all schools, not just high school sports.
It is the responsibility of coaches of sports … Read More
Posted on July 29, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Fifteen individuals were arrested, on July 27, in Van Buren County, after a two-year investigation resulted in warrants being issued for the suspects' alleged involvement in the manufacture and distribution of methamphetamine.
The individuals arrested include Allen Dale Cole, 46; Robert Helton, 46; Charles Helton, 48; Larry Sullivan, 28; Eddie Simmons, 32; Tonya Mills, 33; Kevin Argo, 32; Cheyenne Mooneyham, 36; Jimmy Hopkins, Jr., 32; Wendell Rigsby, 39; Titus Sullivan, 30; Cody McCluskey, 22; Amber Rogers, 25; Crystal Shockley, 24; Jeffrey Hobbs, 31; Joshua Simmons, 29; Timothy Ryan Bouldin, 24; and Ashley Smith, 24.
Each were charged with conspiring to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine and conspiring to possess … Read More
Posted on July 29, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
For two weeks, the Warrior football team had been playing two-hand touch. On Monday, the hitting began.
Official practice for all fall sports teams began Monday. Football teams had the most noticeable change as the pads went on and they were allowed to hit for the first time since spring practice.
The Warriors hit the field at 7 a.m. Monday for the first practice. The first session lasted for two and a half hours. After taking a break, they were back on the field at 11, but this time … Read More
Posted on July 29, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
A White County man was arrested and a stolen motorcycle was recovered, on July 26, after law enforcement officials found the bike and rider in the Knollcrest Apartments parking lot.
According to Detective Craig Capps, he spotted a white and blue 2008 Suzuki G60 motorcycle, while on patrol, as it entered the Knollcrest Apartments parking lot.
Capps reportedly came into contact with the rider, James Allen Bean, 26, who allegedly told Capps the motorcycle belonged to him.
Capps stated a check … Read More
Posted on July 28, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Funeral services for Abraham Poteet (A.P.) McClain, of Cookeville, was July 27 at 11 a.m. from the Cookeville Chapel of Hooper-Huddleston and Horner Funeral Home. Interment, with Military Honors will follow in Cookeville City Cemetery.
Mr. McClain passed away July 25, 2010, at Masters Health Care Center.
He was born at Bill's Branch, in Overton County, Tenn., Sept. 16, 1924, to Robert Andrew and Ova Ellen Welch McClain. He was named for his mother's brother, Rev. Abraham Poteet (A.P.) Welch, a Nazarene preacher, of Monterey.
His paternal grandparents are the late Dr. Lemuel Rux McClain and Sarah Emily Burton McClain. His maternal grandparents are the late John Wesley … Read More
Posted on July 28, 2010 12:12 am by Sparta Live
Carolyn Ann Bray, 68, of Sparta, passed away July 27, 2010, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center.
Mrs. Bray was born Oct. 21, 1941, in Gainesboro, to Joe and Nellie Meadows.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one sister, Ellen Meadows.
Survivors include her husband, Gene Bray, of Sparta; daughter, Kim Alverson and husband Travis, of Lebanon; two sons, Eugene Bray and wife Dana, Matthew Bray and wife Tracy, all of Sparta; six grandchildren, Daniel Bray, Kaleigh Bray, Tyler Alverson, Kristen Alverson, Jacob Bray, Trevor Bray; two sisters, Louise Binder, of Monteagle, Sue Jones and husband Bob, of Atlanta; one brother, John Meadows and wife Leora, … Read More
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I have to admit that I haven't been feeling better. Not since seeing my new doctor, not since taking a bunch of new supplements and hormones (although, my mood has improved and my depression is gone!). In fact, last week I got so itchy all over that I couldn't sleep. I had no idea what was causing it, so I stopped taking everything except my thyroid medication to see if I was having a reaction to something. It didn't go away, so now I'm itchy AND I'm not taking my supplements.
I know I'm on the right track to getting healthy, but it's hard staying positive and patient when I want to feel better RIGHT NOW.
I've been so fatigued all the time, I am moving at 1/4 speed. I really have to force myself not to get trapped in the same cycle of being too tired to prepare meals –> eating crap –> feeling worse because my diet is terrible –> return to step 1. I have been eating mostly carbs, carbs, carbs.
I need to get back on the right track. Tomorrow. Today I wanted to make a really easy comfort food, so I made hot apple cider.
I used:
- 1 Honeycrisp apple, cored
- Hot water
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon
Put the apples in first and blend until they're a mushy goo. Add water to reach desired consistency. I used 1 cup; any more would have been too watery. Add cinnamon and blend for 3-4 minutes, or until it's hot.
The result:
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4 things every Alabama fan needs to know today
Don't act like you're not keeping track; Only three days remain until Alabama takes on UGA in Athens. There are plenty of things you need to get caught up on this morning:
- Nick Saban will star in an hour-long episode of Feherty tonight. The Alabama coach had several interesting things to say while speaking with former PGA star David Feherty. They talked plenty about golf, but also discussed Lane Kiffin, "bad" fans and whether Saban would still be in Miami if Drew Brees had signed with the Dolphins in 2006. The show airs at 9 p.m. ET on The Golf Channel.
- Two prominent national writers think Alabama will make the playoffs. But several others don't. We broke down Crimson Tide postseason projections from across the Internet. TaxSlayer Bowl, anyone?
- Derrick Henry slipped out of the running for SEC Offensive Player of the Year. To be fair, it's a stacked category. But it's tough to imagine a guy with eight touchdowns through four games as anything less than elite.
- Georgia defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt recruited several Tide players. That's because he used to be Nick Saban's defensive backs coach. One of his recruits was Henry, whom he now needs to gameplan against. "I regret recruiting a lot of them," Pruitt said.
Other Alabama news from around the Internet
- The SEC Network aired the Alabama-centric documentary In Search of Derrick Thomas on Tuesday night. Whether you caught it or not, TimesDaily.com's Alex Byington put together an excellent piece on Thomas' son.
- Georgia will be speeding up its offensive pace against Alabama, according to AL.com's Michael Casagrande. "We're definitely speeding up," UGA running back Nick Chubb said. "I know in practice we're very fast. We have four plays done in a couple of seconds, I don't know how long. … We're moving."
- MontgomeryAdvisor.com's Duane Rankin explored what Alabama might do with newly-reinstated running back Bo Scarbrough. He even wondered whether Scarbrough could supplant Kenyan Drake as Derrick Henry's primary backup.
- 247Sports.com's Charlie Potter delivered some practice nuggets, including which Alabama scout team players were pretending to be their Georgia counterparts. He also noted that on-again, off-again lineman Brandon Greene took some reps with the tight ends.
- Rivals.com writer Andrew Bone noted that former 'Bama defensive back Jonathan Cook has been making a name for himself at Garden City Community College. Check out his highlight tape here.
The best stories around the SEC
- Missouri QB Maty Mauk suspended for South Carolina game
- Florida coach has heart-felt message for young cancer patient
- Ole Miss using extreme practice method to prepare for Florida
- Tennessee OC opens up about decision not to go for two
- Clemson coach takes shot at Auburn when discussing polls
In case you missed it, check out Tuesday's post:
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This blog is a diary of everyday stuff, travels and maybe just thoughts with my favorite accessory...the Shelly Bag.
Monday, November 9, 2009
The Healing Field
Today I went on my own little field trip to Rotary Hill which is a place in town that we go sledding in the winter and listen to concerts in the summer. This week they've done something new. They have put up 2,009 flags to honor those that have fought for our country. I just had to go and take a look. What a beautiful sight! They call it the Healing Field and as I walked around I saw tags that honored family names and the war(s) they fought in. Some even put on tags for the soldiers that lost their lives last week at Fort Hood. I decided I wanted to buy a flag and honor a few of our family members, both fought in WWII. This was a very moving experience and one that I hope Naperville will continue.
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Joe Goode dance group celebrates 30 years with mix of old, new
"Are you enjoying your little trip down memory lane?" Joe Goode asked the audience at the YBCA Theater. They were, but he probably was not — the choreographer is loath to revisit old works.
But for the Joe Goode Performance Group's 30th anniversary season, which opened on Thursday, June 22, he gamely went along for the ride. Goode performed in excerpts from four of his best-known dance-theater works and a world premiere, a mixed bill that offered an insightful overview of his pioneering artistry.
A former member of Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, Goode set out on his own in 1986. He considers spoken word, singing, acting, choreography, puppetry and video equal tools for transforming personal stories into what he calls "human-scale" performance. Created in collaboration with his longtime dancers, Goode's works manifest his imagination and the richness of each artist's identity — the antithesis of hyper-abstract, coldly cerebral postmodernism.
In "Grace" (2004), Andrew Ward and Felipe Barrueto-Cabello tossed Marit Brook-Kothlow back and forth as she wondered aloud about life choices. Patricia West opened the "The Rambler" (2011) excerpt with a monologue on feeling fenced in, flawlessly delivered while dancing on chairs; indeed, one of the company's most salient strengths is that the multifaceted artists speak, sing and act as well as they move. It's a potent and profoundly rare skill set.
Goode sets the example with his own fine diction, sweetly plaintive singing voice — there is a bit of Jimmie Dale Gilmore in his cowboy-yodel freedom song for "The Rambler" — and punch line timing. (He does a good striptease, too.)
Goode voiced the protagonist of "Wonderboy" (2009), a sensitive boy embodied in a Bunraku-style puppet designed by Basil Twist, and his choreography for Ward, Barrueto-Cabello, Melecio Estrella and James Graham is lyricism at its best.
Created in the depths of the AIDS crisis, "Remembering the Pool at the Best Western" (1991) is Goode's memorial to lost friends. Original company member Liz Burritt reprised her role as an existential fairy godmother, Goode's ironic companion on his trip down the rabbit hole of grief.
The excerpts serve as a primer and prelude to the new piece "Nobody Lives Here Now." A fanciful fable on aging, loss and the human condition, it opens with Goode in a hilarious Norma Desmond moment and closes with his eulogy on youth and vitality. Between origin and destination, however, "Nobody" loses its way.
Seeking protection from mortal vulnerabilities, Ward becomes a Carnac-esque magician while Molly Katzman expounds on nonbinary gender identity. Burritt and Barrueto-Cabello are weary sidekick clowns, gesturing in unison while speaking monotone dialogue that bogs down in repetition. Outside of Katzman's loose-limbed solo — danced with a nifty digital reader board on her head, spelling out meta-commentary — the choreography feels lethargic.
The trappings of "Nobody" are exquisite, and conjure a mystical miniature universe onstage: Thalea String Quartet playing Shostakovich, Mendelssohn, Debussy, Stravinsky and Adès; Jennifer Gonsalves' evocative costumes; Jack Carpenter's lighting and David Szlasa's minimal props and projections. But for all "Nobody's" presentational polish, its message remains murky.
Claudia Bauer is a Bay Area freelance writer.
Joe Goode Performance Group: 30th anniversary season. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, June 23-24. YBCA Theater, 700 Howard St., S.F. $25-$65. (415) 978-2787. www.joegoode.org


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to hold or remain firm under (a load):The roof will not bear the strain of his weight
to bring forth (young); give birth to:to bear a child
to produce by natural growth:a tree that bears fruit
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to press or push against:The crowd was borne back by the police
to hold or carry (oneself, one's body, one's head, etc
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to suffer; endure; undergo:to bear the blame
to sustain without yielding or suffering injury; tolerate (usually used in negative constructions, unless qualified):I can't bear your nagging
I can hardly bear to see her suffering so
to be fit for or worthy of:It doesn't bear repeating
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to transmit or spread (gossip, tales, etc
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bear off, Nautical
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to steer away
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something that serves as a chair or supports like a chair:The two men clasped hands to make a chair for their injured companion
a seat of office or authority
a position of authority, as of a judge, professor, etc
the person occupying a seat of office, especially the chairperson of a meeting:The speaker addressed the chair
(in an orchestra) the position of a player, assigned by rank; desk:first clarinet chair
the chair, Informal
electric chair
sedan chair
(in reinforced-concrete construction) a device for maintaining the position of reinforcing rods or strands during the pouring operation
a glassmaker's bench having extended arms on which a blowpipe is rolled in shaping glass
British Railroads
a metal block for supporting a rail and securing it to a crosstie or the like
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to install in office
to preside over; act as chairperson of:to chair a committee
to carry (a hero or victor) aloft in triumph
As verb (used without object)
to preside over a meeting, committee, etc
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get the chair, to be sentenced to die in the electric chair
take the chair, to begin or open a meeting
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Learn a skill that deepens your relationship with fire and the sun-soaked wood that births and feeds it. Explore the ancient method of bow drill fire-making and the principles of starting a sustained fire in a fun and light-hearted atmosphere. Instructions include: how to make your own fire kit, collection of materials for a tinder bundle, building a proper fire structure, starting it in all weather conditions and more.
To register, please visit www.ashland.or.us/register or call North Mountain Park at 541-488-6606.
Cost: $15.00
Instructor: Jesse Biesanz
Location: North Mountain Park, Ashland, Oregon
Time: Noon-2pm
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Title: Undead and Unwed
Author: Maryjanice Davidson
Publisher: Piatkus
First Published: 2004
No. of pages: 280
Rating: 3/5
'The day I died started out bad and got worse in a hurry…' It's been a hell of a week for Betsy Taylor. First she loses her job. Then she's killed in a freak accident only to wake up as a vampire. On the plus side, being undead sure beats the alternative. She now has superhuman strength and an unnatural effect on the opposite sex. But what Betsy can't handle is her new liquid diet…And whilst Betsy's mother and best-friend are just relieved to find out that being dead doesn't mean Betsy's can't visit, her new 'night-time' friends have the ridiculous idea that Betsy is the prophesied vampire queen. The scrumptious Sinclair and his cohorts want her help in overthrowing the most obnoxious power-hungry vampire in five centuries. (A Bella Lugosi wannabe who seen one to many B-movies.) Frankly Betsy couldn't care less about vamp politics. But Sinclair and his followers have a powerful weapon in their arsenal – unlimited access to Manolo Blahnik's spring collection. Well, just because a girl's dead – er…undead – doesn't mean she can't have great shoes…
Betsy is exactly what you want in a Vampire Queen – smart, sassy, sexy and a whole lot of other words beginning with "S". Davidson's sense of humour is dark, wicked and verging on the ridiculous, but it never seems forced and the tone is always kept light. The plot is fast-paced and the characters are engagingly quirky and all too human – even the ones who aren't human any more.
If you're looking for a light-hearted giggle on your holiday, you could do a lot worse than to pick this one up at the airport. And look out for the rest of the series, as it looks set to be well worth a giggle!


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Sunday, September 17, 2017
2 pm
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419 North Beechgrove Rd.
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It's no secret that Joel (Sam Jaeger) hasn't exactly been acting like himself on this season of "Parenthood." After being the dependable guy who could do no wrong for four seasons, he left his wife Julia (Erika Christensen) with little explanation.
So what in the world is going on? HuffPost TV chatted with Jaeger via phone to get some insight into what's up with Joel.
HuffPost TV: Let me start by saying that I do understand where Joel's coming from to a certain extent. But don't you think he's been acting in a pretty extreme way?
Sam Jaeger: Yeah, I do. I kind of realized that midway through the season. I'm so close to the character Joel that I kind of reached the point where I thought, well, Joel's not the kind of guy who's going to move out. But just because I wouldn't [do that] doesn't mean Joel wouldn't, and I think Jason Katims and I came up with a pretty good way of revealing why he would.
There's a small mention of the fact that his father had an affair with his mother, and that felt like a really honest take on Joel's past. I think it explains why he was so reactive. I knew this storyline was building up to this story last night [Thursday, April 3] where she goes and sleep with this guy that she meets. And with that in the back of my mind in the beginning of the seasons I thought, "Well, I don't know if our fans are ever going to forgive Julia for doing that."
So I really wanted to make the animosity between Joel and Julia as big as possible leading up to that moment. In many ways we went beyond to the point where there were a couple of moments that I didn't necessarily think were in line with the Joel we'd come to know. But that said, people change. Certain circumstances bring out the worst in people. In my own life, my dad quit his job one day and came home and told my mom that he he had quit a very successful law firm to basically take over his dad's hardware store without any discussion with his wife. Those are very big decisions you're making on your own, and I think in a lot of ways Joel felt that same way -- that Julia wanted to call all the shots and that she not only left her job but took over his job of being the homemaker. I think that's the reason for Joel's anger.
Right. And it almost felt impossible to hate Joel in the past because he was perfect, and I feel like now we're getting to a point where we're almost there. At this point Julia has hooked up with Mr. Knight. After how angry he got over Julia's kiss with Ed Brooks, do you think Joel will ever be able to forgive her?
I don't know. I hope so. But I think one thing we've become accustomed to on "Parenthood" is that at the end of the season there's a sense of relief or comfort. And this is an issue that's been going on so much this season that I don't know if we're necessarily going to get that same warm fuzzy feeling, especially after what happened last night. I just feel like we've created this storyline and built this up too much to make it a "water under the bridge" moment.
In terms of the kids, I feel like Joel and Julia's separation has been hardest on Sydney. And even though she blamed Victor for it at one point, do you think it's been comforting for her to have someone to go through such a hard time with?
I think so. Divorce is clear, and when parents divorce kids almost understand that more. But separation feels like some kind of vague purgatory, especially for a 9-year-old. I think she's really torn, and she's not sure who to blame.
Are you personally rooting for Joel and Julia?
Oh, absolutely. Not only because it's my job, but because it's the relationship I admired most on "Parenthood." Erika [Christensen] and I have both put in a lot of hard work. There's a great quote, "life is an adventure in forgiveness." Hopefully one of the greatest contributions of our show is about learning to forgive each other.
Are you sad on Joel's behalf that he hasn't been able to hang out with Bravermans as much this season?
Yeah, I do miss the clan! But those days are so crazy anyway, and I decided a long time ago that Joel's a guy who sits back at the party and sort of watches the Bravermans.
On the note of a completely different storyline, do you think Sarah and Hank will get back together? I'm a little obsessed with Hank.
Yeah? Well, what's not to like about him? I'm rooting for him. As much as I love Jason Ritter, I always thought there was a timeline on that love story and that it would turn out the way it did. I hope [Hank and Sarah] work out.
"Parenthood" airs Thursday at 10 p.m. EDT on NBC.


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1. Proposed by Cecil van Onselen (Chester RUFC), Seconded by Steve Wood (Firwood Waterloo)
With the premier league now with only 8 teams, playing each other 4 times over the full season, without the split. I would like to propose that the premier league change the points structure to allow a bonus point for losing within 7 pts and a bonus point for scoring 4 tries. CARRIED
2. Proposed by Liverpool St Helens, Seconded by Widnes
Rule 1
All games played under RFU laws (current).
'Man off rule' is now a law of the game and should apply in these leagues. Therefore:
· Rule 4 c should read ' if a game goes to uncontested scrums for any reason then the offending team must remove a player' (Proposed). NOT CARRIED
· Rule 10 a : 'Before a game if there is a shortage of front row players the game starts with the offending team only allowed to field 14 men'(Proposed) NOT CARRIED
· Rule 10 b: ' If a game goes to uncontested scrums after the start of a game the offending team may only have a maximum of 14 men'(Proposed). NOT CARRIED
3. Proposed by Leigh, Seconded by Wigan
· Rule 19 a: Concedes to be increased from current 4 to 6 (Proposed) NOT CARRIED
Double concedes in April to be scrapped (Proposed) CARRIED
· Rule 19 b: If a club's higher team is expelled then the lower team should be allowed to remain in the league (Proposed) NOT CARRIED
4. Proposed by Wigan, Seconded by Widnes
Cup Rules
· Rule 2: Entry to the Cup Competitions should be voluntary not compulsory (Proposed) NOT CARRIED
5. Proposed by John Powell, Seconded by Fred Swarbrick
· Rule 15: Any side unable to fulfil a fixture for any reason other than the weather forfeits the game, except under exceptional circumstances and agreed by the RULES committee. Exceptional requests must be submitted to the Leagues FIXTURES Secretary at least one Calendar month in advance.
Propose we can change it to:
· Rule 15: Any side unable to fulfil a fixture for any reason other than the weather forfeits the game, except under exceptional circumstances and agreed by the RULES committee. Exceptional requests must be submitted to the Leagues FIXTURES Secretary as soon as the problem crops up and each case will be dealt with on a case by case basis.
6. Proposed by John Powell, Seconded by Fred Swarbrick
Add items in Red:
· Rule 13: The Senior fixture in a Club's list MUST ALWAYS, UNLESS THE SENIOR MATCH IS NOT PLAYED FOR SOME VALID REASON, be honoured at the expense of a lower team's fixture. Failure to do this will result in ALL teams from the offending Club losing ALL POINTS, (Winning or Losing) from their respective matches. In addition, another TWO POINTS will be deducted from all the offending Club's teams. Only exception to deduction of points is when a team doesn't have a scheduled fixture.
The non-offending opposition teams will be awarded the 4 points.
If this happens on a weekend that involves a Cup Competition, all teams from that Club winning a Cup match that day will be eliminated from the Cup Competitions and their opponents will replace them in the next round. This includes teams who had a bye that day.
Copyright © 2011 North West Intermediate Rugby Union Leagues


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WASHINGTON — The Federal Housing Finance Agency said late Friday that the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle remains "undercapitalized" and will not be allowed to redeem or repurchase stock or pay dividends.
At the end of 2004, as the bank struggled with the size of its mortgage purchase program, it said members who wish to redeem their stock must wait five years before receiving their money.
But with that time period almost up, the Finance Agency said it would not allow the bank to begin redeeming stock, fearing it could lower its capital base.
While technically the Seattle Home Loan bank appears to have met all its minimum capital requirements as of the end of the third quarter, the Finance Agency made a "discretionary determination" that the bank remains undercapitalized.
"The Seattle Bank is 'undercapitalized' because of several factors, including the possibility that modest declines in the value of its private-label mortgage-backed securities could cause it again to fall below its risk-based capital requirement," the agency said in a press release. "In addition, the Bank would be in jeopardy of exhausting its retained earnings if credit losses on these securities in the fourth quarter were of similar magnitude to the third-quarter credit losses."
American Banker first reported earlier this week that the FHFA was expected to stop the bank from redeeming its stock.
FHFA Acting Director Edward DeMarco said the action was necessary to protect the bank.
"I am taking this action today to promote the longer-term financial stability of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Seattle," said DeMarco. "This action should ultimately benefit all of the Bank's member-owners by maintaining their existing capital investments and enhancing the Bank's opportunity to strengthen its financial position."
The agency added that "capital redemptions will resume once the Seattle Bank demonstrates performance in line with the plan and that the improvements in performance and capital strength appear sustainable."
The bank said last week that it lost $144.3 million in the first nine months of 2009, $93.8 million of which was reported during the third quarter. Also troubling is that the Seattle bank's advance business, which totaled $24.9 billion, is roughly half of what it was a year earlier.
The latest earnings slump stems from other-than-temporary impairment charges that have been levied against the Seattle bank's portfolio of private-label mortgage-backed securities, which totaled $130.1 million during the third quarter.


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