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Delicatessen is a term meaning "delicacies" or "fine foods". In English, "delicatessen" originally meant only this specially prepared food. In time, the delicatessen store where this food was sold came to be called a delicatessen, and in this sense is often abbreviated to deli. Below are some Deli Cafes located at Los Angeles,California.
Greenblatt's Deli-Restaurant And Fine Wine Shop
Big Ben's Deli Cafe
Mandarin Deli Restaurant
The Vine Street Deli
Marie's Coffee & Deli
Lighthouse Cafe
Pulciano's Deli & Cafe
L.A's Best Deli & Cafe
Cafe Deli
Arto's Deli
Alex's Deli & Coffee House
Joe K's Deli
La Luce Cafe & Deli
Golden Deli
Gigo's Cafe & Deli
Bianca's Deli & Cafe
Villaggio Deli
Nick's Coffee Shop & Deli
Shoop's Delicatessen
La farfala Coffee Shop & Deli
Moore's Delicatessen
Grandma's Deli Babushka
Reggie's Deli & Cafe
Olsons Scandinavian Delicatessen
Champ's Deli Restaurant
Johanna's Cafe & Deli
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Fromin's Restaurant
Larchmont Delicatessen
Judi's Deli & cafe
Lenny's Deli
Suzy's Coffee Shop & Deli
Art's Delicatessen & Restaurant
Café Brio Pizza & Deli
Mad Men Deli
Juicyland Cafe & Deli
Izzy's Deli
Canter's Deli
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Country Deli
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Mike's Deli
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Little Dom's
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Monte Carlo Deli
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Modica's Deli
Nate 'n Al
Yummie Tree Cafe
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Philippe The Original
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Cedella Marley Booker, mother of late reggae icon Bob Marley, died Tuesday night at her South Florida home after a long illness. She was 81.
Booker was surrounded by loved ones inside her home and was said to be "happy," according to a report on CBS4.com.
Booker's grandson, Ky-Mani Marley, an accomplished musician himself, told The Miami Herald she "has always been a very loving, caring and supporting person in my life. She was always there to help me — even when I didn't ask for help, she knew I needed help. She had that instinct to know when things were wrong and had the courage to fix it."
Marley said the family was fortunate to be by Booker's side.
"We all live very close by, really just blocks away, so we were all in the vicinity," he said.
And though Booker had been struggling recently, her death still came as somewhat of a shock, her grandson said.
"We knew she was sick, and she'd keep fighting and pulling through," he said. "So it was expected but unexpected. It's a great loss."
Booker was best-known for her famous son, but she was also an author and musician. Her two books about Bob Marley — 1997's Bob Marley: An Intimate Portrait by His Mother and Bob Marley, My Son in 2003 — offered glimpses into his personal life, shedding light on his relationships with his wife Rita and bandmates such as Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer.
Booker released two albums, Awake Zion in 1991 and the following year a collection of Caribbean folk songs for children called Smilin' Island of Song.
She also frequently performed with Bob Marley's sons Ky-Mani, Ziggy, Stephen, Damian and Julian. Although she didn't perform at the family's annual Caribbean Fest concert in Miami in early March, Ky-Mani Marley said she was still performing as recently as "about a year ago" in Jamaica.
Family members are making arrangements for a memorial.
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Thursday, September 27
Good morning, TexMessagers! Do you follow your elected officials on Twitter or Facebook?
In a recent appearance on David Letterman's show, President Obama seemed to have forgotten the size of the national debt. Well, Gov. Rick Perry decided to remind him.
In a move that hijacked Obama's For All campaign, Perry put the $16 trillion figure on his hands and shared the photo with his followers. Texas on the Potomac shared this photo with our followers, saying, "Rick Perry is ready to rumble with President Obama. Here's his Facebook taunt about the federal debt."
So imagine our surprise, when we saw that PolitiFact Texas decided to fact check Perry's photo and rated it as false.
Is the national debt no longer $16 trillion? we wondered.
Turns out that the Perry team tweeted the same photo with a different message on governor's twitter. The text accompanying the photo on twitter read: "Since @BarackObama has forgotten how much he added to natl debt #ForAll our kids to pay off … " incorrectly crediting President Obama with accumulating all of the debt.
PolitiFact asked Catherine Frazier, Perry's spokesperson, whether that was the intent of the tweet and reported her response as:
If "you want to split hairs, go right ahead," Frazier replied. "I've explained to you the intent behind the governor's tweet… It is widely known that the national debt is" $16 trillion "and climbing and that is what the governor was referring to. At least he recognizes the real figure, while President Obama is either oblivious or chooses to ignore it."
Our advice? Frazier should have just referred PolitiFact to Perry's Facebook post.
In the meantime, we will just call this a minor #Oops moment for Rick Perry.
Headlines from TxPotomac's 2012 presidential campaign coverage and more
★ Paul Ryan raises cash, GOP spirits during Houston visit
★ Paul Ryan urges Ron Paul supporters to fall into line — 'Do you want Barack Obama to be re-elected?
★ Permalink to Republicans turn up the heat on Pete Gallego in close 23rd District contest
★ Rick Perry campaigns in Missouri — but far from Newt Gingrich and Todd Akin
★ Barack Who? Michelle Obama hardly mentions her husband in speech to Congressional Black Caucus
★ Cory Booker: Julian Castro will become first Latino governor of Texas
★ New e-book takes a look at 'the worst presidential campaign in American history' (Rick Perry, that's you)
★ Electoral College update: Big trouble for Romney in industrial heartland
★ 5 hits and 5 misses from the campaign trail, Sep. 15-20
Reader Comment of the Day
In response to our post Paul Ryan urges Ron Paul supporters to fall into line — 'Do you want Barack Obama to be re-elected?', "WriterDude" wrote in the comments forum:
Romney in no way represents what Ron Paul supporters are for. This is America, the patriotic thing to do is vote for, even if it means writing in the name, of the person you believe would best represent YOU.
Texas Watch
TxPotomac lets you know what stories to look out for.
★ Economic indicators: gross domestic product, real estate transactions, and manufacturers' shipments, inventories, and orders
★ Congress is not in session. Have you seen your local lawmaker lately?
★ American Educational Research Association will hold a discussion on the ongoing Supreme Court case Fisher v. University of Texas, Austin at 9 a.m.
Tomorrow and beyond:
★ Sept. 29. Spanish-language debate between U.S. Rep. Francisco "Quico" Canseco, R-San Antonio and state Rep. Pete Gallego, D-Alpine will be broadcast on KWEX-TV.
★ Sept. 29 – Nov. 3. Saturday Phone Bank Blitz at Harris County Democratic Party Headquarters (Houston, TX)
★ Oct. 3. First Presidential Debate, University of Denver, Denver, Colo. Moderator: Jim Lehrer
★ Oct. 9. Voting Registration deadline.
★ Oct. 11. Vice Presidential Debate, Centre College, Danville, Ky. Moderator: Martha Raddatz
★ Oct. 16. Second Presidential Debate, Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. Moderator: Candy Crowley
★ Oct. 22. Third Presidential Debate, Lynn University, Boca Raton, Fla. Moderator: Bob Schieffer
★ Oct. 22 to Nov. 2. Early voting in Texas.
★ Nov. 6. Election Day.
Today in Texas History
On this date in 1964, the Warren Commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. More>>>


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The child pornography charges resulted from a shared investigation between the South Burlington Police Department, Vermont's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and the Vermont Attorney General's Office.
BRISTOL — A Bristol man with a notable rap sheet was arrested again Thursday, this time on five charges.
Police on March 20 arrested Samuel Hellmuth, 36, on suspicion of first degree domestic assault, violating conditions of release, unlawful mischief, trespassing and interfering with emergency services.
SALISBURY — A Vergennes man who was apprehended in Salisbury for outstanding arrest warrants for drug charges in Rutland, is now suspected of being involved in a number of Addison County burglaries.
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, at around 5:30 a.m., the Vermont State Police received a call regarding a suspicious vehicle and man on Smead Road in Salisbury. The caller was concerned because the residence had been burglarized in the past.
BRISTOL — Police are urging local businesses and vendors at Addison County Fair and Field Days to be on the lookout for counterfeit $5 and $10 bills this week.
An anonymous tip led Bristol police and the U.S. Secret Service agents on Tuesday to arrest Mildred Martin, 29, of Bristol for possession of a regulated drug.
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Angela Wolf
6294 S. State Rd. 35
Superior, Wisconsin 54880
Phone: 715-399-3111
Reservations: 715-399-3111
Pattison State Park features the highest waterfalls in Wisconsin and the fourth highest waterfall east of the Rocky Mountains. Big Manitou Falls is 165 high, and Little Manitou Falls is 31 feet high.
The 1,436-acre park also has a lake with a beach, nature programs and guided hikes, a nature center, camping, 9 miles of hiking trails, and abundant wildlife.
The cities of Superior, Wisconsin, and Duluth, Minnesota; Amnicon Falls State Park; Brule River State Forest; and Lake Superior are all within an hour of Pattison State Park.
History of the Area
Pattison State Park is named for Martin Pattison, an early lumber man and miner. He began work in his first lumber camp in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. By the age of 25, he was a full partner in the company. The company moved to the Upper Peninsula, and then, in 1879, on to Superior. For three years, Pattison and his men logged along the Black River. The remains of their camp can still be seen along the Logging Camp Trail.
Pattison sold his lumber interests and began exploring for iron ore on the Vermilion Range in Minnesota. His success there made him a wealthy man. He became one of the largest individual holders of iron lands in all of Minnesota. In Superior, he purchased an entire city block on the harbor and built a 42-room Victorian mansion, now known as Fairlawn Mansion and Museum (exit DNR). The house is open daily and is well worth a visit. (Call (715) 394-5712 for more information.)
In 1917, Pattison learned of a plan to build a power dam on the Black River which would have destroyed Big Manitou Falls. To block the development, he secretly purchased 660 acres along the river from a number of landowners including James Barden. With the donation of the land, in 1918, Pattison saved the waterfall and property surrounding it.
"In being able to grant this site to the public, I have accomplished one of my chief ambitions. For years I have spent much time amid the surrounding of the falls and have received so much enjoyment there that it gradually became a part of my life."
With his generosity, the waterfall that had attracted people for thousands of years would not be lost. With this donation of land, Wisconsin dedicated its sixth state park on January 20, 1920.
Until 1935, facilities at Pattison were modest: a small picnic area, some wooden overlooks, pit toilets, and a ranger's cabin. Visitors camped on the lawn and parked along the road. A dam formed in 1928 had enlarged Interfalls Lake, causing a muddy and weedy shore.
One of the programs of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan to end the Great Depression of the 1930s was the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) (exit DNR). Young, single, unemployed men were put to work on conservation projects. On July 25, 1935, Camp Pattison Company 3663 of the CCC was established at what is now Little Manitou Falls picnic area. For the next seven years, thousands of men labored to transform the landscape into what is now the main park area.
The CCC put in sewer and water systems, removed old roadbeds and abutments, planted trees, landscaped and built 3 miles of foot trails.
During the 1930s, the Civilian Conservation Corps quarried rock and chiseled it into blocks to create the park shelter building, nature center, bathhouse and former office building.
CCC members began work on the campground and pedestrian underpass. One of the most ambitious projects was draining Interfalls Lake, rerouting the river channel, and hauling sand from Lake Superior's shore to make the beach.
Once World War II was underway, the labor shortage ended the CCC program. CCC veterans often return to Pattison, and reunions have been held at the park. The CCC left a legacy of beautiful buildings, practical facilities, and a changed landscape in its wake. A booklet detailing the history of Camp Pattison is available at the park office.
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Electric Sites
Pattison has 59 regular (family) campsites, 18 of them with electric hookups, and three backpack sites.
There is a sanitary dumping station but no sewer or water hookups. Showers and flush toilets are available during the summer.
The backpack sites are about 1.6 miles from the parking area. They have pit toilets, tables, and fire rings. Water must be carried in; garbage must be carried out.
Pattison has no designated group camping, but groups may use available individual or double sites.
Firewood may be purchased at the park office. There are soft drink vending machines outside the shelter and in the campground shower building. Nearby businesses offer ice and other items.
Nearby Parks
Pattison State Park WP433 Dam
Hearding Island State Wildlife Management Area
Jay Cooke State Park
Nemadji State Forest
Lucius Woods State Park
Douglas County State Wildlife Area
Pattison State Park has a total of 10.2 miles of trails, 9 miles of which are open to hiking:
Big Manitou Falls Trail, .5 mile long, provides views of the falls and gorge from different vistas. A self-guiding booklet is available to help you discover more about the geology and history of the falls as you hike along.
Beaver Slide Nature Trail, 2 miles long, circles Interfalls Lake. Discover the plants and anumals that thrive in the boreal (northern) forest.
Little Manitou Falls trail continues from Beaver Slide Nature Trail south along the Black River.
Logging Camp Trail, 4.7 miles long, explores the upland hardwood forest and lowland boreal forest, with glimpses of the Black River from overlooks.
A spur trail from the Logging Camp Trail leads to three backpack campsites.Cross-country Ski Trails
When snow conditions permit?and Pattison is in the Lake Superior snow belt?the park maintains 4.3 miles of cross-country ski trails. Trail difficulty levels range from beginner to moderate. Three linked loops begin at the campground.Snowshoe Trails
Pattison State Park has a number of informal trails available for snowshoeing in winter.
Nature Programs
Naturalist-guided hikes and programs are offered throughout the year.
The Gitche Gumee Nature Center in the shelter building houses interpretive displays about the park's colorful history, abundant wildlife, and unique geology.
Many young visitors enjoy the Junior Ranger or Wisconsin Explorer booklets during their stay; the booklets are available at the park office.
Two special backpacks for children are available for free loan at the park office:
1) The Forest Forever Parkpack and Great Lakes Pack are geared for middle school youths in families, youth groups, or school classes. They're filled with activities designed to get you hiking, investigating, and thinking about Wisconsin's natural resources and your role in using them wisely.
2) Learn about fire safety and the true story of Smokey Bear and write about Smokey's adventure with you in his daily journal as you use the Take Smokey Bear Camping pack during your stay.
Visitor Comments, Memories and Reviews
November 16
Evelyn Smith
When I was 2 years old I lived there with my parents and grandmother. I wonder if there are any pictures of that time. I do have 2. I am now 91.
August 23
Childhood memories
by Paula Johnson-Hedge
Went here so often as a child...our family would picnic and swim for the day, since it was so close to our hometown of Superior. Many memories, but when I went back a couple of years ago, one of my favorite summer sounds was hearing those big screen doors slam! Funny how something so little can become so special...
February 20
Our favorite state park!
by camping family
Derek loves the fishing,and the others like the trails . Every one rides bike around the loops. Having clean bathrooms with showers is also great.
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HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. -- Freshman Mason Griffin was the team's top
finisher as Tennessee Tech placed 11th in the F&M Bank
Intercollegiate men's golf tournament, hosted by Austin Peay at The
Links at Novadell.
Jacksonville State (822) won the team championship by nine strokes over Bowling Green State (831), with Oakland (840) placing third. Austin Peay, UT Martin and Troy (847) all tied for fourth place, followed by Eastern Illinois and Samford (849) in a tie for seventh place, Eastern Kentucky (851), Murray State (855), Tennessee Tech (856), Towson (861), SIU Edwardsville and Tennessee State (869), Morehead State (873), Belmont (881) and Western Illinois (882).
Griffin tied for 33rd place individually. The Golden Eagle freshman shot a final round 71 Tuesday to finish at 214, one shot better than teammate Tyler Cassetty in 39th place at 215. Cassetty also carded a 71 Tuesday.
Freshman Sam Schrock, who opened play with a 69 Monday, finished with a 76 Tuesday and placed in a tie for 43rd at 216. Redshirt freshman Greg Kitts also opened with a 69 Monday, and finished play with a 74 to place 46th at 217. Lee Maxwell rounded out Tech's lineup, placing 59th at 220 following a final round 72.
Charlie Olson of Bowling Green State won medalist honors in a three-way playoff, edging JSU teammates Gonzalo Berlin and Matthew Wallace. All three finished at 204.
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Record 11 conference titles boost Penn State Athletics to outstanding 2012-13
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State coaches and student-athletes in 2012-13 produced one of the most outstanding years in Nittany Lion history with school-record accomplishments both in competition and in the classroom.
Twenty-one of the Nittany Lions' 31 varsity teams participated in their respective NCAA Championships in 2012-13, boosting Penn State to No. 6 in the final Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings. The Nittany Lions earned their ninth top-10 finish in the past 20 years and their highest finish since placing fifth in the 2002-03 standings.
"Our student-athletes and coaches continue to reach new levels of excellence each year," said Dave Joyner, Director of Athletics. "Their record-breaking performances in 2012-13 are testaments to their hard work and dedication during their respective seasons. I congratulate them on a tremendous year and look forward to their achievements in 2013-14."
In 2012-13, Penn State student-athletes won a school-record 11 conference championships, including a record eight Big Ten crowns, adding Big Ten titles in women's outdoor track and field, women's basketball and wrestling to the fall crowns by field hockey (regular season and tournament), men's soccer, women's soccer and women's volleyball.
Penn State, which has won 81 Big Ten Championships all-time also claimed 2012-13 conference crowns in men's lacrosse (CAA), women's lacrosse (ALC) and men's volleyball (EIVA).
The Penn State wrestling team, under the guidance of head coach Cael Sanderson, won its third consecutive NCAA Wrestling Championship, in addition to a third straight Big Ten title. The Nittany Lions also crowned two NCAA individual national champions as Ed Ruth (Harrisburg, Pa.) and Quentin Wright (Wingate, Pa.) each claimed their second career NCAA titles.
The national wrestling title gave Penn State 12 NCAA Championships (in five different sports) since March 2007 as the Nittany Lions are tied with USC for the most in the nation over the past six years. Penn State has won 23 NCAA Championships since 1993-94, its first full year in the Big Ten Conference, more than double every other Big Ten institution. The Nittany Lions have won 69 team national championships all-time.
During the 2012-13 campaign, Penn State produced 75 All-Americans, as well as 51 first-team all-conference selections. Ten Nittany Lion coaches earned Coach of the Year Honors, including a school-record eight Big Ten Coach of the Year recipients.
Penn State is one of only nine programs nationwide to have finished in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Top 25 in all 20 years, joined by Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio State, Southern California, Stanford, Texas and UCLA.
In the classroom, seven Penn State student-athletes - Kelsey Amy (field hockey), Matt Brown (wrestling), Julian Cardona (men's soccer), Tatum Coffey (women's lacrosse), Robby Creese (track & field/cross country), Pete Massaro (football), John Urschel (football) - earned Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America® laurels. Penn State's 182 all-time Academic All-America® honorees are the third highest total among NCAA Division I institutions.
A school-record 296 Penn State student-athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten accolades during the 2012-13 academic year. In June, eight teams received a Public Recognition Award from the NCAA for earning scores in the top 10 percent nationally in their respective sport in the 2011-12 Academic Progress Rate (APR) compilation.
Penn State student-athletes also earned a Graduation Success Rate of 88 percent compared to the 80 percent average for all Division I institutions for students entering from 2002-03 through 2005-06. The 88 percent figure was third-highest among Big Ten institutions.
Please see below for Penn State's primary 2012-13 athletic and academic accomplishments:
* Penn State was No. 6 in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings, earning a school record 1,100 points. The Nittany Lions earned their ninth Top 10 finish in the Directors' Cup survey and their highest finish since placing No. 5 in 2002-03. Penn State is among only nine schools to finish in the Directors' Cup Top 25 all 20 years.
* The Nittany Lions earned a school record 11 conference championships, including a record eight Big Ten titles. In addition to the Big Ten titlists (see below), the men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse and men's volleyball teams also won or shared their conference championships.
* The Nittany Lions earned a school-record eight Big Ten championships, the most of any institution. Penn State's Big Ten champions: women's basketball, field hockey (regular season and tournament), men's soccer, women's soccer, women's outdoor track and field, women's volleyball and wrestling.
* Penn State has won 81 Big Ten regular season or tournament titles all-time, including 13 in the past two years. The 1993-94 academic year was Penn State's first full year in the Big Ten.
* A total of 21 Penn State programs (out of 31) participated in their respective NCAA Championship in 2012-13 either as a team or by individuals.
* Penn State has won 12 NCAA Championships since March 2007 (in five sports), tied with USC for most in the nation during the past six years. Penn State has won 23 NCAA Championships since 1993-94, its first full year in the Big Ten Conference, more than double every other Big Ten institution. The NIttany Lions have won 69 national championships all-time.
* Coach Cael Sanderson, the NWCA Coach of the Year, led Penn State to its third consecutive NCAA Championship, beating Oklahoma State by four points. Big Ten Wrestler of the Year Ed Ruth (184) and senior Quentin Wright (197) earned their second career NCAA individual titles. Three additional Nittany Lions were national runners-up: Nico Megaludis (125); David Taylor (165) and Matt Brown (174). Brown also was the NCAA Elite 89 recipient.
* Freshman men's gymnast Trevor Howard claimed the program's third national title on the floor exercise when he executed a nearly perfect routine in front of the Rec Hall faithful at the 2012 NCAA National Championships. The rookie posted a score of 15.800 and became the first Nittany Lion to win the national title on the floor exercise in 50 years and helped the team to a fourth place showing at the national meet.
* Penn State captured five fall Big Ten titles for the first time since 2005. The Nittany Lions were conference champs in women's soccer, women's volleyball, field hockey (regular season and tournament) and men's soccer.
* A school record eight Penn State coaches were selected Big Ten Coach of the Year: Beth Alford-Sullivan (women's outdoor track and field), Char Morett (field hockey), Bill O'Brien (football), Russ Rose (women's volleyball), Cael Sanderson (wrestling), Erica Walsh (women's soccer), Bob Warming (men's soccer) and Coquese Washington (women's basketball).
* The women's soccer team was the NCAA runner-up, advancing to the NCAA College Cup for the fourth time (first since 2005). Coach Erica Walsh's Nittany Lions captured their 15th consecutive Big Ten regular season title, a record for a conference women's sport.
* The women's volleyball team advanced to the NCAA semifinals for the 10th time since 1993. Coach Russ Rose's Nittany Lions won their 15th Big Ten title; the ninth in the last 10 years.
* Led by Coach Char Morett, the field hockey team won its sixth Big Ten regular season championship and its sixth conference tournament title.
* The men's soccer team won its first Big Ten title under third-year head coach Bob Warming and its fourth title overall.
* The Lady Lion basketball team won its second consecutive Big Ten title under the leadership of Coach Coquese Washington. Junior Maggie Lucas was selected Big Ten Player of the Year and was joined on the first team by Alex Bentley, who earned first team honors for the third consecutive year.
* Coach Beth Alford-Sullivan's women's track and field team won its fourth Big Ten Outdoor championship in the past six years.
* The men's track and field team finished 14th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, earning its first Top 15 NCAA finish since 1976.
* Under the direction of first-year head coach Bill O'Brien, the Penn State football team won eight of its final 10 games, capped by a senior day win over Wisconsin, the eventual Big Ten Champion. O'Brien was selected the Bear Bryant, Maxwell Football Club and ESPN Coach of the Year and the Big Ten Coach of the Year.
* The women's lacrosse team was ALC co-champions, earning their first ALC title. Coach Missy Doherty's team earned the No. 7 seed in the NCAA Championship and won its first two matches, advancing to the quarterfinals for the second consecutive year.
* The men's lacrosse team won its first CAA regular season championship and was the No. 8 overall seed in the NCAA Championship. Coach Jeff Tambroni's team hosted its first-ever NCAA contest and earned its first NCAA bid since 2005. Tambroni was named CAA Coach of the Year and Austin Kaut was selected the National Goalie of the Year.
* The men's volleyball team won the EIVA Championship, advancing to the NCAA semifinals for the 15th consecutive year.
* In its first season as an NCAA varsity program, Coach Guy Gadowsky's men's hockey team earned victories at Wisconsin and Michigan State and also had notable wins vs. Ohio State, RIT and Vermont. The team will open Pegula Ice Arena Oct. 11 vs. Army and will play a 20-game Big Ten hockey schedule starting this fall.
* The women's golf team earned its first NCAA Championships berth since 2002-03, being selected to play in the East Regional.
* The women's tennis doubles team of Petra Januskova and Chelsea Utting was selected to the NCAA Championships, the first Nittany Lions selected for the NCAA doubles event since 1997-98.
* Senior Petra Januskova (women's tennis) and John Urschel (football) were selected Penn State's McCoy Award and Big Ten Medal of Honor recipients.
* Penn State student-athletes earned an NCAA Graduation Success Rate of 88 percent compared to the 80 percent average for all Division I institutions for students entering from 2002-03 through 2005-06. The 88 percent figure was third-highest among Big Ten institutions.
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Libby, Thank you - this does help. I do understand why you would want to query RDF using an RDF oriented query language vs. XQuery. However, I still have a question that perhaps I can formulate better now: If RDF provides meta-information regarding the relationship between two different XML document types can I use this meta-information to help me formulate an XQuery that extracts information from the two related document types? In other words, do I use RDF to assert relationships between XML document types that cannot be asserted using XML Schema? My understanding is that XML Schema provides the meta-information for a single XML document type and cannot provide meta-information describing the relationship between XML document types. RDF is for this purpose, correct? Does RDF meta-information ever include instance data from the XML documents being described? Which use is more prevalent - providing meta-information regarding XML document types or providing meta-information regarding XML document instances? Does this question make sense? Thanks again, Gary -----Original Message----- From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Libby Miller Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:21 PM To: Gary Zakon Cc: www-ql; email@example.com Subject: Re: Where does RDF fit in with XQuery? hi Gary I think there are a few people working on the relationship between Xquery and RDf query languages at the moment, among them Jonathan Robie (XQuery) and Vassilis Christophides and others (RQL). I've been helping Jonathan out with the RDF side of things. Basically, because there are many different ways of serializing any given RDF description of, say, a document in XML (see examples in the RDF model and syntax - http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-rdf-syntax/), XQuery isn't the easiest way to query RDF. A more straightforward way is to query the underlying model, which is based on triples, regardless of the exact syntax. This is what I've done with my prototype RDF query language Squish, and what the RQL people have done in a rather more finished way. So it would be nice to query xml documents and the meta-information about them in one format, but this looks difficult unless the RDF is in some canonical format (there isn't one for RDF at least at the moment). As regards schemas, I would think that XMLSchema would be more useful for guidence on the sort of XQueries against XML documents that are likely to be sucessful. RDF Schemas can perhaps help you with RDF queries. does that help at all? RQL: http://220.127.116.11:9090/RDF/RQL/ Squish: http://swordfish.rdfweb.org/rdfquery/ RQL/Squish comparison demo http://swordfish.rdfweb.org/discovery/2001/06/squishtests/ Libby On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Gary Zakon wrote: > Hi, > > I'm struggling a bit with understanding the role of RDF and its relationship > to XML Schema and now XQuery. Any help anyone can offer to clarify things a > bit is much appreciated. > > What role (if any) does RDF play with respect to XQuery? XQuery allows me > to query across multiple XML documents. If those documents are described > using RDF does that help me formulate my queries in any way? For example, > RDF can inform me of the relationships between different XML documents. Or > is the XML Schema for those documents more relevant? Or are they both > relevant? > > Thanks, > > Gary > >Received on Friday, 22 June 2001 11:40:20 UTC
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At the time when Averagejoe made his post and also the following post by Yex,
http://lucianarchy.proboards.com/index. ... 6&page=310
there was no rule in the OM ToS that made quoting a banned member a bannable offense. There was not even any mention of such a thing until garuda revised the Tos AFTER the bannings.
Garuda edited yex's post at 12:28 PM
Here is the newly revised ToS edited by garuda at 12:50 PM, almost twenty minutes later after yex's banning. See number 11 with the underlined text.
I suspected that these words were not just underlined, which is probably the excuse that would be given for the late edit, but that they were added only after the bannings to justify the bannings. My suspicions were correct. I found a cached page of the ToS from Jan 11, 2010. See that here and look at number 11. There is no offense listed about quoting a banned member from another forum.
Averagejoe and yex broke a rule that didn't even exist until after the fact.
OMF admins apparently make up the rules as they go along
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Thomas Michaud, assistant professor of web design at Andrews University, published his first textbook, Foundations of Web Design: Introduction to HTML and CSS, in August 2013 through Pearson Education. The textbook focuses on the fundamental skills necessary for writing, or coding, a website using the core languages of HTML and CSS for any student pursuing a career in web design, front-end developing or any other design-related job.
"A friend of mine, who has also coauthored a book for Pearson Education, recommended they talk to me and see if I was interested in writing," Michaud says. "I told them of previous plans of self-publishing my own book for my introductory course in web design that I teach and was asked to submit a proposal and draft of a chapter."
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The majority of us knew that we lacked firepower on the offensive side of the ball. What we didn't know was that the staff felt the same way about the defensive side of the ball.
On offense we are seeing a transformation from an ineffective plodding offense into an offense with thoroughbreds at many positions. The wide receiver position has been addressed with Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson combining their skills with Brian Hartline. At tight end we let Anthony Fasano go and replaced him with Dustin Keller. He isn't the blocker that Fasano was, but he sure fits a run and gun offense much better than Anthony ever will. The backfield is the one area that I think we were hurt a little bit. Bush was our lone threat on the team, but even so he wasn't much of blocker and didn't hit the hole with conviction, though he was definitely better at that than he was in New Orleans. His thousand yards can be replaced, but his explosiveness is another thing. I am hoping that Lamar Miller, Marcus Thigpen, or Mike Gillislee can take up the slack.
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- We had a total of 16 takeaways
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- Aaron at: 9:11 PM said...
F$*#* Yea. Love the title for the arc.
- Man Without Fear at: 11:28 PM said...
I've read an article today on newsarama about Scalped and that you will end the series at/near issue 60...please debunk this for me because Scalped is the only material that, to me, gives validation that comics are still a valuable resource to buy and read. @.@ I realize I'm being selfish, and I will not hate you for ending it since it's been a wild ride, and I'm just glad to be a part of it...at least as the reader.
- Jason Aaron at: 11:04 AM said...
It's never been a secret that Scalped had a definite ending point. I still haven't put a specific issue number on it, but we're certainly getting closer.
- Man Without Fear at: 8:40 PM said...
sorry for the late reply. I've been extremely occupied with other things. I'm not sure how to respond...so i'll end it at that and continue to look forward to every one of the Scalped issues that comes out before the end.


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Servings: 8
Prep Time: 5 hr. 20 min.
Cook Time: 60 min.
Total: 6 hr. 20 min.
Toss these sweet and tangy ribs on the grill for a zesty treat.
- 4 lamb spareribs, trimmed
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- Asian Marinade3/4 cup soy sauce
- 3/4 cup hoisin sauce
- 1/2 cup Mirin (a Chinese wine), or sherry
- 2 Tbs honey
- 2 Tbs lime juice
- 2 tsp diced fresh gingerroot
- 2 tsp sesame oil
- 1 tsp 5-spice powder
- Rub salt and pepper into ribs. In shallow glass pan, combine Asian Marinade ingredients; reserve 1/2 cup for basting. Add ribs, turning to coat. Cover and refrigerate 4 to 6 hours.
- Place ribs on grid of broiler pan, discard marinade. Roast in 375ºF oven 40 minutes, basting every 15 minutes.
- To Grill: One hour before grilling, season ribs. Cook over medium-hot coals. Cover and grill 4 inches from coals for 50 to 60 minutes, turning every 10 minutes. Brush on glaze last 10 to 15 minutes of grilling.
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Calories 455
Calories from Fat 298 (65%)
(49%)Total Fat 32g
(0%)Saturated Fat 0g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0g
Monounsaturated Fat 0g
(38%)Cholesterol 114mg
(49%)Sodium 1168mg
(0%)Potassium 0mg
Total Carbohydrate 10g
(0%)Dietary Fiber 0g
Sugars 0g
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Federal authorities are investigating $67,255 in undisclosed payments to Clinch County employees ordered by the chief judge of Georgia's Alapaha Judicial Circuit, whose office was raided by FBI agents last month.
Records show Superior Court Judge Brooks E. Blitch III, the circuit's chief judge, has ordered monthly payments to three employees since 2001. A report by the county auditor says the payments were kept off the court clerk's books and were not reported to state or federal tax collectors.
According to an order Blitch signed Sept. 13, 2001, the money came from an extra $10 in court fees the judge ordered assessed for every criminal case in Superior Court and State Court.
The FBI and the office of Maxwell Wood, U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Georgia, declined to comment Monday. Records show Wood's office has subpoenaed county documents for a grand jury investigation.
Barry Hart, vice chairman of the Clinch County Commission, said commissioners reported the payments to state authorities after the court clerk, Danny Leccese, first revealed them when questioned by commissioners in January.
"If you come to Clinch County, that's a bunch of money - our county budget's about $3 million," Hart said Monday. "I don't think it's really legal. But when a Superior Court judge hands you a court order, what do you do?"
Blitch has served more than 20 years as a Superior Court judge in Clinch County, which has about 7,000 residents near the Okefenokee Swamp just north of the Georgia-Florida border. His wife, Peg Blitch, is a former Georgia state senator.
When the judge began ordering the payments in 2001, commissioners had voted a month earlier to stop paying extra money to employees for helping supervise misdemeanor probationers in addition to their full-time duties.
Instead, that money was used to pay a private contractor to handle the probation caseload. Hart said the judge's order reinstated the monthly stipends of $250 to $300 to employees after commissioners had voted to discontinue them.
On June 26, FBI agents executed a search warrant on Blitch's office at the courthouse annex in Homerville. The raid was first reported by the Clinch County News and the Fulton County Daily Report.
Clinch County Magistrate Judge Linda Peterson said Monday that agents were already searching Blitch's office when she came to work at 7:45 a.m., and they didn't leave until after 4 p.m.
"There were maybe five or six cars and at the most maybe eight or nine agents," Peterson said. "One was standing guard at the door all the time. Judge Blitch did walk up, and they didn't let him in."
Peterson said she recognized two of the agents from when she appeared in May before a federal grand jury in Macon to answer questions about how the county supervised misdemeanor probationers.
The Associated Press also obtained a copy of a June 5 subpoena ordering Sherrie Peterson, clerk of the Clinch County Commission, to provide the grand jury by June 12 documents relating to funding for misdemeanor probationer supervision.
A June 8 report to the county commission by auditor M. Paul Nichols Jr. showed that $76,283 was deposited between September 2001 and April 2007 into the bank account Blitch set aside for the payments.
The report says money from the account was paid to five Clinch County employees.
Leccese, the court clerk, received $17,705. Deputy court clerk Melinda Davis was paid $24,655, and Sissy Suggs, a deputy sheriff, received $20,845.
Two other county employees, Libby Brown and Sherry Booth, were paid lesser amounts. The report said Brown received $3,650 and Booth was paid $400.
Nichols' report said none of the payments were recorded on the court clerk's books or reported to state and federal tax agencies. The auditor did not say whether he thought the payments were illegal.


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If you got trapped on the highway behind any pokey motorhomes or recreational vehicles over the holiday weekend, take solace in this: You were being inconvenienced by an American industry on the rebound. The most recent sales figures from the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association show that RV and motorhome shipments to dealers for the year through May topped 144,000, a 13% increase over the previous year, keeping the industry on track for its best year since the recession started.
The mega-camper business all but collapsed during the last recession, thanks to the combination of economic upheaval and high gas prices, with sales falling 58% from 2006 to 2009. Shriveling credit markets played a role, too, with many lenders unwilling to finance RV and motorhome purchases even as they freed up money for car loans in general. Indeed, some analysts say looser lending policies are a major factor behind the current rebound. A spokesman for Thor, the company that makes Airstream and other popular RV brands, recently told Kyle Stock of Bloomberg BusinessWeek that buyers can now "get financing pretty easily up to about $150,000." (A quick search online suggests that interest rates on RVs start at around 4.4%, compared with under 3% for the typical auto loan; I'm wondering which hedge funds and investment banks, in the hunt for yield, are now going long on trailer-backed securities.)
RV salespeople say that retiring "snowbird" boomers are their biggest customers; the trade group doesn't publish specific age breakdowns, but its literature suggests that ownership rates are highest among those between age 55 and 75. Speaking of snowbird stereotypes, the archetypal motorhome, in which the driver's cabin and the living quarters are all on the same chassis — Jack Nicholson's Winnebago in the movie "About Schmidt," for example — accounts for only about 12% of RV sales. "Travel trailers" that get towed behind another vehicle, like the Airstream, make up the majority of the market. Some of those are quite modest, but price tags on the most luxurious models can top $90,000.
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YORK, Pa. - York College men's swimmer Cody Latchford has recently been chosen as the Capital Athletic Conference Men's Swimming Athlete of the Week, following his outstanding performances in a pair of Spartan meets.
In his first collegiate meet last Friday against Mary Washington and Hood, the Spartan freshman picked up a trio of victories including two individual wins. Latchford led off York's triumphant 200 medley relay squad to an opening win effectively setting the tone for the remainder of the meet. Joined by Jamie Hicks, Andy Woods, and Richard Janosky, the Spartan group swam to a victorious 1:41.30.
Latchford went on to win the 200 freestyle, touching the wall at 1:48.96. He followed up that performance with a first-place finish in the 200 backstroke as he time a 2:03.04.
Aided by Latchford's tremendous swims, the Spartans bested Mary Washington for the first time in their history, handing the Eagles their first in-conference loss since 2000.
On Saturday, Latchford came back with two more individual wins, taking again the 200 free and 200 backstroke events. In the 200 free, he posted a 1:51.66 while registering a 2:05.40 in the 200 back.
Latchford and the Spartans, who have started 3-0 this season, will look to continue their early-season success on Saturday. York welcomes Dickinson, St. Mary's (Md.), and Susquehanna to the Grumbacher Sport & Fitness Center in a 1:00 pm tilt.


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Date: May 24, 2012
District: 05 – Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey, San Benito and Santa Cruz Counties
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SAN LUIS OBISPO - The California Transportation Commission (CTC) today allocated $1.7 billion in funding for transportation projects that will strengthen the state's economy by sustaining and creating jobs and provide congestion relief for motorists statewide.
"The benefits these projects bring to California are a huge boon to the economy, and the investment in our transportation system will continue to serve motorists for generations to come," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty.
Approximately $872 million of the funding was provided by Proposition 1B, a transportation bond approved by voters in 2006. In total, more than $13 billion in Proposition 1B funds have been distributed statewide.
Some of the notable projects that received funding include:
- $10.5 million to construct a 600 foot long by 36 foot wide side-hill viaduct as part of restoring and stabilizing Hwy. 1, one mile south of the Bixby Creek Bridge in Monterey County. This section of highway was damaged during severe storms in March 2011.
- $1.7 million to replace and upgrade damaged railings on the Nojoqui Creek Bridge in Santa Barbara County. The existing railing was partially destroyed during a multi-vehicle accident in January 2012.
Yesterday's allocations include $766 million in federal funds that will be applied to various local transportation programs statewide. The remaining allocations came from assorted state and federal transportation accounts.
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Chefs love working with the finest ingredients available because they spark excitement and creativity. But they also scream out for restraint. No chef knows this more than Justin Cogley, who tries to find a sophisticated balance between innovation and purity, knowing that he must often pull back in deference to what nature provides.
The brilliant chef at Aubergine in Carmel tracks down the finest ingredients on the planet (most of them from Monterey County), and he lets them shine on the plate with "complex simplicity" (an oxymoronic phrase to the layman, but logical to a chef). No confusing, muddled flavors, just a harmonious, flavor-packed tribute to quality.
It"s simply brilliant.
Take his treatment of Monterey Bay abalone. Tender and succulent, the mollusk is sliced and served with local sea grapes (small, fluid-filled bulbs that resemble Pinot Noir grapes) and alba mushrooms (a clamshell variety that is distinguished by its mild shellfish flavor). Cogley ties it together with a broth spiked with umeboshi (Japanese pickled salt plums) and bits of seawater suspended in a gel.
The dish tastes of the ocean, briny and sweet and delicate.
Or how about Cogley"s ribeye? This is no cliché seen in steakhouses. He starts with imported Wagyu beef from the Miyazaki Prefecture in the southern islands of Kyushu, Japan. It is recognized as the most superior beef in the world, and each shipment comes with 100percent traceability, including a detailed birth certificate that even includes an animal nose-print.
This well-marbled, succulent beef is seared simply, but served alongside complex flavors of yellow beet, tonka bean (a wrinkled legume from South America that imparts flavors of vanilla, almond and spicy cinnamon) and fermented black garlic. No knife needed here as the meat melts on your tongue.
"I spend a lot of time getting the best ingredients," Cogley said "I try my best not to get in the way. I want the flavors to be unique and pure."
Toward that end, the restaurant underwent a recent renovation, including new carpeting, fabrics, lighting and chairs — and a custom-built cheese cave to hold Cogley"s amazing fromagerie collection. In the kitchen, he installed a live fish tank with a bio-wheel to create the perfect environment for live spot prawns, sea cucumbers and abalone.
Prior to his career as a chef, Cogley took a turn as a professional international figure skater with "Disney on Ice." Traveling and touring with the show for four years in Asia, Australia and Europe, Cogley became fascinated with new flavors and cuisines.
When he returned to the United States, he enrolled at the Western Culinary Institute. After graduating with top honors in 2005, he launched his culinary career at the prestigious Charlie Trotter"s in Chicago before moving to Carmel.
Cogley"s talent is no secret. A large circle of chefs knows about his exploits at Aubergine, and five of the most esteemed chefs in the country will visit on Saturday for an epic 12-course meal designed to rediscover coastal cuisine. Cogley will host the dinner and join the five chefs (Scott Anderson, Elements, New Jersey; James Syhabout, Commis, Oakland; Matthias Merges, Yusho, Chicago; George Mendes, Aldea, New York; and John Shields, formerly of Town House in Washington, D.C., and now building his own concept) in creating two dishes apiece. The meal is sold out (at $250 a plate, not including wine), which reveals a lot about Cogley"s talent and reputation.
Now it"s about convincing the Michelin Guide to venture this far south. If that happens (and there are rumors that it will this spring), a "star" will definitely be born.
Get crackin" on the Wharf
One of my most vivid foodie memories happened many years ago at the Rustic Inn in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. I remember wearing a bib and feasting on their famous garlic crabs, cracking them on newspaper-covered tables with wooden mallets — crab juice and bits of meat and shell flying in all directions.
The Grotto Fish Market on Fisherman"s Wharf in Monterey has brought that tradition west, allowing customers to choose a live crab to plunk in the bubbling hot tub. The cooked crab is then tossed in garlic, butter and Old Bay seasoning before it hits the plate, served with a bib, a butcher block and a mallet. Add a cup of chowder and sourdough bread for $24.95.
Owner Chris Shake has been busy. He just finished a major renovation of The Fish Hopper on Cannery Row and is busy planning for the second Clam Chowder and Calamari Festival at Custom House Plaza over Memorial Day Weekend.
Just when you thought the Independent Market was dead, it has been re-imagined as a self-proclaimed Mini Market. The first Thursday tradition continues (this Thursday) with food, music, culture (belly dancing) at 4p.m., followed by a pop-up dinner with the theme "Flavors of the Middle East," with seven vendors rallying to create a collaborative feast. Only 100 tickets available ($25; discounts for military and Sand City residents). Buy at indydinnerevent.brownpapertickets.com/ … The Whaling Station is hosting two Ultimate Steak Lovers Dinners on two Wednesday nights, April 24 and May 22 at 7 p.m. The cost is $99 and the menu (paired with local wine) looks pretty amazing: roasted bone marrow with fresh horseradish; beef carpacio with truffle oil, lemon, arugula, capers and shaved Parmesan; dry-aged New York strip steak salad with roasted corn relish; duet of ribeye with rainbow chard and Yukon potato puree; 60-day dry-aged porterhouse served family style; and chocolate and peanut butter "dome" for dessert … Monterey Symphony continues its Mystery Dinner fundraising event on Sunday. The theme is "A Flight to Nowhere," an original play by Tony Seaton, and the action takes place at The InterContinental on Cannery Row. Cocktails at 5p.m., followed by dinner. Local restaurateurs with cameo roles include Greg Profeta (The Forge, Carmel), Tobias Peach (Restaurant 1833), Christian Pepe (Vesuvio, Carmel) and Ted Balestreri, (The Sardine Factory, Monterey). Ticket packages at 645-1127 or order online at www.montereysymphony.org/special-events.
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Ditzler Followed Familiar Pathby Rob Lee • January 10, 2005 Share:
The apple trees Mauri Ditzler helped plant 30 years ago at his parents' orchard in Parke County are developed and producing fully, which may be symbolic of Ditzler's life. The Dean of Wabash College since 1999 feels the same way about his career choices and family.
Dean Ditzler has followed the same steps as many members of the faculty and administration at Wabash. He graduated from the college in 1975 and figured, except for the memories, that may be his last contact. Ditzler attended Duke University and obtained a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry in 1979. "When I finished graduate school, I thought about the possibility of coming back to teach at (Wabash). I didn't think about it too seriously because, first, I was thinking about going to a larger institution. But there was also only room for one analytical chemist on the staff here. Professor John Zimmerman, who was my professor, was in the middle of his career. It seemed like it would be a long wait."
The initial ambition of teaching at a larger research university did not pan out. "Blame" it on Wabash. Ditzler took a teaching position at the College of Holy Cross, a liberal arts school in Massachusetts. "It was not the kind of position I was considering. But I agreed to go and talk to them, Ditzler admitted. "When I got on campus, it reminded me of my Wabash experiences." He spent the next 15 years there.
"I imagined I would spend my entire career teaching chemistry. But somewhere along the line, I began to get involved in looking at college life curricula, than just chemistry curricula. From that, I started thinking about how college curriculum should be organized."
The Rosedale High School graduate was drawn closer to home by his first dean's position. He took a post at Millikin University at Decatur, Ill. in 1994. Five years later, Ditzler was back home. "Parke County always seemed like home," Ditzler said. "The opportunity to move back to west central Indiana was an opportunity I couldn't pass up. The combination of the love for Wabash and, particularly, the love for Hoosier culture, just appealed to me."
Although Ditzler and his wife, Judi, live in a house across from the campus, one of his loves is a pre-Civil War farm they own in Parke County adjacent to the one where he grew up. Judi manages the farm where they grow strawberries, raspberries and pumpkins. The Ditzlers also have planted sweet cherries and blueberries. "I spend my hobby time repairing the old barn built back when barns were put together with pegs. I've spent the last two years putting a roof on that barn."
More of his hobby time is spent in the corn fields. Ditzler spends several weeks during July each year with a business he began 33 years ago. The business specializes in corn detasseling, including supervising high school aged workers in corn fields in Illinois and Indiana.
Born at Warren, Ind., where his family had a dairy business, Ditzler lived at Nappanee from age 5 until junior high school. The family then moved to southwest Parke County.
He was the first Rosedale student who ever attended Wabash. In fact, his recollection from the high school guidance counselor is that the recruiter from Wabash who came to his school was the first from any college.
Ditzler thought he was just attending a school close to home. "The entire four years were life-defining. The thing Wabash did and does best is it gives young men confidence they can accomplish anything if they try."
Overseeing the construction of Hays Hall, the new biology and chemistry building, was extremely satisfying. "I had participated in the planning of three new science buildings, one at each of the institutions I worked. This was the only one where I was still here when the building opened." The student achievements make it more exciting for Ditzler. "It has lived up to and exceeded our expectations. We were looking for a building that would support a community of young scientists. It's doing remarkably well.
The Ditzlers have raised their own team of scientists. Daughter, Meggan, lives in Vermont and is also a chemistry teacher. She currently is taking time off to raise her infant son, Sam. Mark is in the biophysics graduation program at the University of Michigan. He has a daughter, Amelia, also less than a year old. Lorin, the youngest, is a junior at Grinnell College in Iowa. The grandchildren met for the first time at Christmas.
Ditzler's parents still live in Parke County and continue to sell apples off the trees he planted during his spring breaks attending Wabash.
Now he is back and, to no surprise, does not plan to leave. "I'm remarkably happy at Wabash. It's a good match and I'd be delighted being here for the rest of my career."
Rob Lee is a reporter for The Paper of Montgomery County. This story was published Jan. 10, 2004.


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