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Open-angle glaucoma is the most common form of glaucoma in the United States.
Open-angle glaucoma can often be controlled well with proper treatment, and most patients who receive treatment will maintain their vision.
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Open-angle glaucoma is caused by increased intraocular pressure. Within the eye, fluid is made and then drained from the eye. If either the fluid is made too quickly (not common) or drains too slowly, then the pressure of the eye can increase, leading to damage to the optic nerve.
This damage to the optic nerve can lead to a decrease in peripheral vision and may eventually cause blindness.
Glaucoma is more common in African American and Hispanic people. Other factors that may increase your chance of getting glaucoma include:
Many patients with open-angle glaucoma experience few or no symptoms until the disease has progressed to the very late stages. Other symptoms may include:
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Tests may include:
The goal of treatment is to reduce intraocular pressure. Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options include:
Open-angle glaucoma can't be prevented. Regular eye exams are important to screen for eye conditions such as glaucoma.
The Glaucoma Foundation
Glaucoma Research Foundation
Glaucoma Research Society of Canada
The Canadian Ophthalmological Society
Distelhorst J, Hughes G. Open-angle glaucoma.
Am Fam Physician.
Facts about glaucoma.
National Eye Institute
website. Available at:
http://www.nei.nih.gov/health/glaucoma/glaucoma_facts.asp. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Open-angle glaucoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated May 16, 2014. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Vision screening recommendations for adults 40 to 60. American Academy of Ophthalmology Eye Smart website. Available at:
http://www.geteyesmart.org/eyesmart/living/midlife-adults-screening.cfm. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Vision screening recommendations for adults over 60. American Academy of Ophthalmology Eye Smart website. Available at:
http://www.geteyesmart.org/eyesmart/living/seniors-screening.cfm. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Vision screening recommendations for adults under 40. American Academy of Ophthalmology Eye Smart website. Available at:
http://www.geteyesmart.org/eyesmart/living/young-adults-screening.cfm. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Weinreb RN, Khaw PT. Primary open-angle glaucoma.
What is glaucoma? American Academy of Ophthalmology website. Available at:
http://www.geteyesmart.org/eyesmart/diseases/glaucoma.cfm. Updated September 1, 2013. Accessed July 17, 2014.
What is glaucoma? Glaucoma Research Foundation website. Available at:
http://www.glaucoma.org/glaucoma. Accessed July 17, 2014.
Last reviewed June 2014 by Eric Berman, MD
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When to Plant Summer Squash in Sugar Grove, North Carolina, United States of America
Planting vegetable seeds at the correct time is the most important step for getting the most out of your garden. Knowing exactly when to plant summer squash in your garden in Sugar Grove, North Carolina, United States of America will increase growing success and provide better yields.
Check optimal planting dates regularly for best results because the weather, and our results, change daily.
The optimal time to plant summer squash in Sugar Grove, North Carolina, United States of America is - . The best day is with a success rate of %.
Anywhere between 70-100% is great. If consistently below that you may want to start growing from seedling or young plant, or possibly grow in sheltered environment
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The total number of frost free days for your garden in Sugar Grove, North Carolina, United States of America is days, but the total number of optimal days to plant summer squash is days.
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True or false: There is a type of summer squash which is used for bathing? True! Luffa (or Loofah) squash, when harvested early is edible, but when it is left to reach full development and ripened it creates inner fibers, that once have been dried and hardened are used as a bath sponge. Squash originated in the Americas and domesticated in Mexico and North America. During excavations of numerous caves in Mexico in the 1950's squash remains were found and dated to around 8000 BC. When the first European settlers arrived to Massachusetts the native Indians shared many varieties of squash with them. In Narragansett, which was the Indian dialect spoken by the Nipmuc of the Mohegan tribe, they called squash "askutasquash", which means "eaten raw or uncooked". Squash, while technically is a fruit, is mostly eaten as a vegetable. Squash is divided into two groups, winter squash and summer squash and the difference between the two is at what stage the fruit is harvested and eaten. Summer squash is harvested and eaten when the fruit is not fully mature and outer skin has not hardened into a tough rind. Summer squash has tender skin and the inner flesh is moist. Unlike the winter squash which can be stored for months, the summer squash must be cooked, eaten or processed quickly after harvest.
For more real-time hyper local detailed growing information download the GardenWeather App on IOS. It is now the leading gardening and weather app, more accurate than The USDA zone map for frost dates. GardenWeather™ is a technology and agri-tech startup providing real-time hyper local planting and gardening recommendations enabling home gardeners and homesteaders to make data-driven gardening decisions.
Use these images to know if your summer squash is heading in the right direction and growing properly. Exact number of growing days varies for each summer squash variety. Below is the average number of days for each stage gathered from many different varieties.
Summer Squash Germination Guide
(Stage 1: Germination)
Germination is the process by which a plant grows from a seed. It is the first stage of the plant growing process and it begins when the seed is sown and ends when the radicale emerges out of the seed.
All seeds require proper soil temperature, moisture, air and light conditions to germinate successfully. However, during the germination stage the seeds require more soil warmth and moisture than light exposure.
Seeds respire just like any other living organism, requiring oxygen and producing carbon dioxide (CO2), so it is crucial to use a soil media that is sufficiently aerated so that the seeds do not "suffocate".
57% of our growing experts recommend to directly sow summer squash seeds into the ground. What is direct sowing and why do I care about it?
Required germination period
5-12 days
Optimal germination period
5-10 days
Required soil temp.
64.8º-99.4ºF / 18.2º-37.5ºC
Optimal soil temp.
69.4º-92.4ºF / 20.8º-33.5ºC
Required day temp.
60º-86.3ºF / 15.6º-30.1ºC
Optimal day temp.
69.7º-83.3ºF / 20.9º-28.5ºC
Required night temp.
60º-78.8ºF / 15.6º-26ºC
Optimal night temp.
65.1º-74.2ºF / 18.4º-23.4ºC
Optimal seed depth
1.6 inches / 4.1 cm
Optimal plant spacing
13.4 inches / 34 cm
Optimal row spacing
50.9 inches / 129.3 cm
Summer Squash Growing Guide
(Stages 2-5: Growth)
Once seed has germinated and radicale has emerged the second stage of the plant growing process begins, developing from radicale to cotyledon -the embryonic first leaves of the seed forming a young seedling.
During the third stage of plant development cotyledon develops to 3-4 true leaves, stem begins to grow, becoming a mature seedling.
In the fourth stage the mature seedling develops to a young plant, ready for transplanting.
The fifth stage of plant development the plant is fully mature bearing fruit and/or flower.
The following guidelines apply to all of the summer squash plants' needs during stages 2-5 from radicale emergence to full maturity. During these stages sunlight becomes a more active participant in plant growth and development than in the germination phase.
Soil pH is an important factor during these stages as well. What is pH and why is it important?
Required soil temp.
69.9º-80ºF / 21º-26.7ºC
Optimal soil temp.
65º-67.7ºF / 18.3º-19.8ºC
Required day temp.
47.5º-85ºF / 8.6º-29.4ºC
Optimal day temp.
66.9º-81ºF / 19.4º-27.2ºC
Required night temp.
47.5º-55ºF / 8.6º-12.8ºC
Optimal night temp.
59.3º-67.9ºF / 15.2º-20ºC
Required sunlight hours
Optimal sunlight hours
Required soil pH
Optimal soil pH
Required watering amount
1-1.5 inches / 2.5-3.8 cm (per week)
Optimal watering amount
1-1.8 inches / 2.5-4.6 cm (per week)
Optimal depth
1.2 inches / 3.1 cm
Optimal plant spacing
20 inches / 50.8 cm
Optimal row spacing
42 inches / 106.7 cm
How difficult is it to grow summer squash?
Growing summer squash, or any other vegetable for that matter, is not hard, however some plants require more attention and care than others depending on the following factors:
Are you starting to grow your plant from seed? seedling? young plant? Depending on what stage plant you choose to plant will impact growing difficulty and patience.
The length of the growing season for your exact garden location.
If you have a short growing season and you want to start growing from seed then you may need to start the growing process in a sheltered environment (greenhouse or inside your home) which will require more involvement in the growing process.
Whether you direct sow in the garden or start in trays and then transplant also affects the level of difficulty
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SQL Server Management Studio doesn't have it on the Tools menu in my case, as is reported in some blogs and forums. Apparently you somehow either got it or not, but how did you get it, if you did, is a luck of the draw, or something? I am a MSDN Subscriber.
Is is possible to install the Profiler using some well-defined steps? Like download X, press menu item Y and click button Z sort of prescription?
[Edit additional info] Upgrading from SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition to Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition didn't help (previously, of 2008 R2 editions I had only Express Edition). I am trying Setup program's various options but am unable to upgrade from Basic Tools (originally installed with 2008 R2 Express Edition) to Complete Tools, which I hope would contain the Profiler. Complete Tools option can't be checked in any variation of Setup options that I am trying.


text: « Return to Search Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Nurse Receives Charles Wood Award for Exceptional Patient Service June 06, 2008 Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Nurse Receives Charles Wood Award for Exceptional Patient Service Contact: Public Affairs 617-573-3340 Boston (June 6, 2008) — Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary recently presented Amy McCarthy, R.N., a resident of Weymouth, Mass., with the Charles Wood Award for Exceptional Patient Service. McCarthy has been a registered nurse for 12 years and has been with Mass. Eye and Ear for eight years. She is currently a nurse in the hospital's pediatric unit. McCarthy's past experience ranges from caring for newborns in the intensive care unit to caring for geriatric patients in a long term care facility. "Amy is a valued member of the pediatric team. She demonstrates daily her confidence in her clinical decision making and nursing practice. She is an asset to the nursing profession and to the hospital," said Carol Covell, R.N., M.S., Executive Vice President of Patient Services. The Charles Wood Award was established in honor of the long-time Mass. Eye and Ear General Director and Trustee, and recognizes an Mass. Eye and Ear employee whose exemplary activities benefit the well-being of patients and the hospital.


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Employee Business Expense Changes - Tax Implications
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently clarified its requirements regarding the prompt reimbursement of employee business expenses. Effective July 1, 2005, the IRS requires employee business expenses to be submitted for reimbursement within 60 days after the expense is incurred or the trip ends. If the request for reimbursement is not submitted within 60 days, the reimbursement becomes taxable income for federal, state, FICA, and Medicare tax purposes. Thus, withholding taxes must be taken from the reimbursement.
Expenses incurred 7.1.2005 and later are subject to this new requirement. The first business expense reimbursements that will be taxable will occur at the end of August if expense reports are submitted more than 60 days after the trip end date.
Although the university's policy has been to require that employees submit expense reports to their supervisor for approval within 5 days after incurring the expense or after returning from their trip, we have noticed that some employees hold off on submitting their reimbursement requests until the end of a semester. In light of this requirement, it is important that all employees submit their requests for reimbursement of business expenses promptly. Not doing so is an additional cost to both the employee and the university as the university must match the FICA and Medicare taxes paid by employees.
For additional information concerning this subject, please review the announcements section of the State of Minnesota Employee Self Service website, the same site you use to view your pay stub details.
Thanks for your assistance in helping the university comply with these policies.
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- European stock markets traded close to flat in early action on Wednesday, as investors remained cautious ahead of a keenly watched announcement from the U.S. Federal Reserve and U.S. growth data. The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.57% lost 0.1% to 289.91. Shares of Imperial Tobacco Group PLC uk:imt dropped 3.2% after a profit warning, while shares of fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz AB HM.B, +0.82% slumped 3% after the company reported a drop in quarterly profit. Shares of Roche Holding AG ROG, -0.78% were 1.6% lower on the back of the company's 2012 earnings report. Among country-specific indexes, the FTSE 100 index UKX, -0.73% gave up 0.1% to 6,334.19, while France's CAC 40 index PX1, -0.45% was slightly lower around 3,783.67. Germany's DAX 30 index DAX, -0.43% traded marginally higher at 7,850.13.


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The Importance of Being Thorough in Your Oral Routine
Posted: September 10, 2007
Dr. Katz's Summary: Are you a 17-second brusher? Taking a few minutes each day to be thorough with your oral care will guarantee fresh breath and cleaner teeth. Use my detailed "Daily Oral Routine Guide" (bottom of page) to get started. Let me ask you a quick question...Suppose you had been out in the garden all day long doing yardwork. You've been weeding, digging in the dirt, taking care of your rosebushes, etc. You've put in a hard days work and your hands (and arms) are filthy, up to your elbows!
When it comes time to clean up, which of these two options is most appropriate?
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|Option #2:
|Give your hands a quick rinse with water and a squirt of hand soap and be done with it...
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|Spend some time rinsing off all the loose dirt, work up a nice soapy lather, and scrub your hands and arms thoroughly under water to get off the accumulated dirt of the day.
Let me ask you TWO MORE questions:
|Question #1: How many times does the average person brush their teeth per day?
|The answer is 1.1 times/day. Nationwide, the average person brushes their teeth slightly over once per day. As shocking as that is, it's NOTHING compared to the answer to the next question...
|Question #2: How long does the average person spend on oral care per day?
|The average person in the US spends only 17 seconds each time they brush their teeth! Just 17 seconds! Whew...that's not long at all!
If you spend 3 MINUTES BRUSHING YOUR TEETH (twice a day) and follow the thorough instructions of use (shown below) for 1 week, you will be absolutely amazed at how clean and fresh your mouth feels. And I guarantee your breath will be better, too.So, do it for 1 week and see how you feel, and from then on, try to be this thorough at least 2-3 times/week. Your mouth (and those around you) will thank you for it!
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- Use TheraBreath Medicated Dental Floss and floss your teeth thoroughly so that the dental floss passes through all places where your teeth contacts your gums. Pay special attention to the teeth toward the rear of your mouth. You may need to use more than one piece of dental floss for entire mouth.
- After you are done flossing, gently scrape your tongue with the rounded edge of the Tongue Scraper 4-5 strokes, moving the tongue cleaner forward each time. This will help in removing the mucous layer which has been protecting the bacteria living on your tongue. (Do not scrape vigorously to the point of bleeding; just firm enough to remove the mucous layer.)
- Rinse off the Tongue Scraper, then apply a small amount of TheraBreath/ PerioTherapy/ TheraBreath PLUS Toothpaste to the rounded edge of the Tongue Scraper and gently scrape another 4-5 strokes. This step applies the powerful oxygenating toothgel to the newly exposed surface of your tongue, thus allowing the oxygenating action to begin. Reach as far back as possible without gagging. DO NOT RINSE. You can then wash off the tongue scraper after this step. Ideally, you want to allow the toothgel to stay on the surface of your tongue while you brush normally.
- Place a normal amount of TheraBreath Toothgel on a dry toothbrush and brush for 2-3 minutes, making sure to brush the inside and outside of the gumline. Besides your teeth, also make sure to include the roof of your mouth and the inside of your cheeks with this brushing. (The bacteria are extemely sticky and end up almost everywhere in your mouth.) Notice that I keep stressing the word gently - you do not have to brush hard, but make sure that you are thorough. When brushing your teeth, remember to angle the brush towards your gumline, feeling the bristles gently sliding under the gumline. Do not rinse with water after this step. You may, however, spit out any excess saliva and toothgel.
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- Take 2 additional fresh capfuls of the rinse, and gargle for 90 seconds, attempting to get the rinse as far back as possible, without gagging. After gargling, spit out the rinse. (Do not eat or drink anything for 20 minutes following this procedure). If some of the rinse is swallowed, do not be alarmed. It is completely safe if digested.
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Various Themes on Fa-La-Laarr. Chuck Bridwell - Alfred Music Publishing
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This amazingly creative arrangement opens with a traditional setting of Deck the Hall which develops into a humorous collection of Fa-La-La variations, including musical moments from Rossini's William Tell Overture; Beethoven's Fifth Symphony; Strauss' On the Beautiful Blue Danube and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. This is guaranteed to be the novelty hit of your holiday season! Highly recommended!
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To celebrate Black History Month, The PGA of America hosted historian and New York University Professor Dr. Jeffrey T. Sammons on Feb. 17, as he turned back the clock and revisited the life and times of famed African-American Golf Professional Jimmie DeVoe.
Sammons visited both the PGA Museum of Golf in Port St. Lucie, Fla., and PGA of America Headquarters in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Click here to return to the home page of our Black History Month special section.
DeVoe gained full PGA membership in 1962. The talented golf professional is credited with instructing the Mills Brothers, Ben Blue, Althea Gibson, Nat Cole and Tom Bradley, the first African-American mayor of Los Angeles.
In 1944, DeVoe became the first African-American to play in the Los Angeles Open and later became one of the first African-Americans to gain membership in The PGA of America after the rescinding of the Caucasian Clause in 1961.
Sammons is a professor of history at New York University, where he has taught since 1989.
His community service activities include: director of a charity golf event for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund; board member of the Clearview Legacy Foundation which supports Clearview Golf Club, the only African-American built, owned, and operated golf course in the United States. Clearview, located in East Canton, Ohio, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Sammons also serves as an advisor on historical and diversity matters to The PGA of America, is a member of the Museum Committee of the United States Golf Association, and the USGA/PGA African-American Golf Archive working group.
Sammons has written widely on the subject of sport and race and has participated in and consulted on numerous documentary projects with independent filmmakers as well as large television networks. He is deeply involved in efforts to collect, preserve and present that relate to the African-American experience in golf, and expects to publish his research on blacks and golf soon.


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I thought it would be impossible to find the parents of the Mary Simmons who married Leaming Hawkins Bradley in 1830 in Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut. Right after the Revolutionary War, there were several Simmons families in that county. Fortunately, I was wrong. The saga of finding Mary and her ancestors offers several helpful genealogy research lessons.
First discoveries about Mary
When Leaming and Mary's son Sherman Abernethy Bradley married Hannah M. Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on 6 January 1859, the person taking down Sherman's parents failed to get Mary's maiden name. They were recorded as Leman H. Bradley and Mary C. Bradley. So that was my first brickwall concerning Mary: no maiden name.
As an aside, Leaming is a surname turned into a given name, and it is misspelled in many different ways including Leman, Leming, Leyming and more. Leaming Hawkins Bradley apparently insisted that his middle initial H. be included whenever his name was recorded. This gave me a helpful clue that a record was for my third-great-grandfather, even if the spelling of his first name was mangled. He also went by L. H. Bradley.
Then one day, while reading about the importance of doing research on all members of a family, I remembered that Sherman A. Bradley married a second time. I wondered if his mother's maiden name would be on that second marriage certificate. To my great delight, it was.
When Sherman married Mary Schneider on 11 January 1882 in Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, his parents were recorded as L. H. Bradley and Mary Simmons. Now I could learn more about my third-great-grandmother and confirm that Sherman A. Bradley was from Litchfield County, Connecticut.
Her own marriage record
Once I had Mary's maiden name, I recalled a curious entry in the Barbour Collection of the Vital Records for the Town of Litchfield, Litchfield County. It read: Seyming Bradley and Miss Mary Simons, both of Litchfield, married there on 18 September 1830. Knowing how often the old script letters L and S are confused for each other, I was pretty sure that this really was Leyming Bradley and Mary Simmons. [I now have a certified copy from the town clerk of the original document and can confirm the name is Leyming, a phonetic version of Leaming].
This marriage was the best match I had found for the parents of Sherman A. Bradley whose place of birth on his 1859 marriage certificate was "near New Haven, Connecticut." But could I found any other source for this being the marriage of Leaming H. Bradley and Mary Simmons?
Leaming's birth in Barbour Collection
Fortunately, the birth of Leaming Hawkins Bradley was recorded with the Litchfield Town Clerk and was transcribed correctly in the Barbour Collection. He was born 10 October 1808 in Litchfield to Horace Bradley and Hannah who was recorded there as Hannah Hawkins but actually was Hannah Twitchell. Her mother's maiden name was Hawkins, the source of the middle name for Horace and Hannah's first son Leaming.
The Cutter genealogy book
While I believed my theory about Sherman A. Bradley's parents was a sound one, I really wanted another source for confirmation. That came in the form of an item in the Bradley genealogy section in a major book, Genealogical and Family History of Central New York, Vol. III. The editor was William Richard Cutter.
On page 1224, listed first among the children of Horace Bradley and Hannah Twitchell, was "Leaming, married Mary Simonds and had several sons." Here was Leaming's first name spelled correctly, his marriage to Mary Simonds, another variation of Simons and Simmons – and the mention of sons.
With these multiple sources, I was convinced I had found the name and the birthplace of my third-great-grandmother on my father's side of the family. The next challenge would be to try to find her parents and further ancestors. We'll take that up in Part Two.
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EVENT DATE: Oct 02, 2011
Running for the Future of First Stage
As many of you know the coming season at First Stage marks our 25th year of transforming lives through theater, and there is much to celebrate! First Stage has grown to become one of the nation's most acclaimed children's theaters and the second largest theater company in Milwaukee. Committed to new play development, First Stage has presented nearly 40 world premieres in its history and has collaborated with renowned artists including Harry Connick Jr. and Stephen Schwartz, and award-winning authors Lois Lowry and Cornelia Funke. Our Theater Academy, teaching life skills through stage skills, is the largest theater training program of its kind in the nation. As Wisconsin's leader in arts-in-education programming, First Stage's dynamic Theater in Education programs promote active learning in our schools and our community, serving nearly 20,000 children each year.
As we celebrate our achievements, acknowledge the young people, artists and staff who made it possible, and honor the donors and audience members who have supported us through the years; a question arises. Having risen to such great heights, what do we do now?
Runner and philosopher George Sheehan found himself in a similar spot after receiving an award as the outstanding distance runner of the year. He answered thusly:
- "No matter what I have done, it can still be done better. No matter how well it has been done, it can still be done better. No matter how fast the race, it can still be run faster. Everything I do must be aimed at that, aimed at being a masterpiece. The things I write, the races I run, each day I live. There can be no other way. " -Running and Being, pg. 255.
George is right. No matter the heights we've reached, we can still climb higher by expanding our reach, increasing access and scaling to new artistic and educational heights. Taking inspiration from these noble words, I have decided to attempt my first ever full Marathon, the Lakefront Marathon on October 2nd and to dedicate my efforts as a fundraiser for the future of First Stage. I am Running for the Future of First Stage and our collective commitment to becoming better every day.
Please support my efforts to continue to make First Stage a masterpiece by making a donation of $25 or more. Or, join the team and start your own Fundraiser in support of our 25+ initiative!
-Jeff Frank
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Sunday April 22 is Earth Day, and the 48 of Jimmie Johnson will go green at the drop of the green flag. As part of their 60's throwback paint scheme strategy, Jimmie Johnson and the Lowes Racing Team decided, how cool would it be to paint the five time champs cup car a "Mountain Green" which was the color of choice used by General Motors on quite a few muscle cars back in 1967.
David Sutphin who happens to be the Sports Marketing Manager for Lowes, said that they researched some of the old throwback color schemes that were offered on classic cars as a way to keep switching up the color of the Lowes machine that Johnson drives.
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Rams� mistakes cost them 46-20 loss to Beddingfield Friday night.
WILSON�Opening game mistakes and then some doomed Greene Central in its 2013 season debut Friday at Wilson Beddingfield.
The Rams turned the ball over four times, mishandled a punt deep in their own territory, and committed 11 penalties in falling to the Bruins 46-20, their 10th consecutive loss dating back to last year.
�It�s tough to beat anybody when you make as many errors as we made,� first-year coach Allen Wooten said. �The good thing is that all of our mistakes are correctable, and we actually played pretty well otherwise. All in all, the game was much closer than the final score indicated.�
The Rams actually outgained the Bruins by a 337-251 margin. Beddingfield returned a fumble and an interception for touchdowns and had a pair of scoring drives that covered just 17 and five yards, respectively following GC miscues.
�We dug ourselves a big hole early and that kind of deflated us,� Wooten said. �But we cut down on the mistakes in the second half and basically played them even.�
GC trailed just 14-7 when quarterback Austin Batchelor�s arm was hit as he attempted a swing pass from his own 14 yard line. The ball floated and was picked off by Beddingfield�s Savonte Hillard, who scampered 10 yards untouched into the Rams� end zone less than two minutes into the second quarter.
Two possessions later, Batchelor was sacked and fumbled at his own five yard line. It took the Bruins three running plays to make the score 26-7.
But the nightmare wasn�t over for the Rams.
With 3:26 remaining before halftime, a bad shotgun snap led to another GC fumble. This time the loose pigskin was scooped up by Kelvin King, who raced 29 yards to give Beddingfield a 32-7 advantage heading into the locker room at halftime.
�About an 8-minute stretch where everything went wrong that could possibly go wrong,� Wooten said. �That was the difference in the game. But we came out in the second half and played hard and didn�t quit. That�s a building block for next week.�
Batchelor completed 12 of 24 passes for 193 yards but was picked off twice, the other time in the Bruins end zone.
He also connected with Daryn Parker on GC�s first TD, a beautifully-executed 85 yard scoring strike.
Ronshon Bullock rushed for the Rams� other two, scored and collected 85 tough yard on 20 carries.
GC will open its home season next Friday when they host Pikeville Aycock at the James Fulghum Athletic Complex.


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Carolina bats best Cal speed in ASG
Salem's Shaw, Bakersfield's Hamilton pick up MVP honors
By Chris Gigley / Special to MLB.com | June 19, 2012 7:06 PM
"This was definitely a contest, speed against power," said Winston-Salem skipper Tommy Thompson, who managed the Carolina League. "I'd say we had more power bats and power arms tonight."
Cal League hitters stole seven bases to constantly put pressure on the Carolina League pitchers. But the latter pounded out 10 hits, six of them for extra bases. One of them was Salem first baseman Travis Shaw's two-run shot to left field in the fifth inning. It was enough to earn him MVP honors for the Carolina League side.
"I got a good fastball I could handle and just swung as hard as I could," said Shaw, who downplayed his part in his team's victory. "Honestly, it just felt great to come out here and compete and get the win."
The Cal League scored in the first inning almost solely on the strength of shortstop Billy Hamilton, who took the MVP award for the squad. After beating out a drag bunt for an infield hit, Bakersfield's fleet-footed shortstop stole second and third. He scampered home on right fielder George Springer's groundout to second.
"I knew I got a good jump as soon as I left first," said Hamilton of his first steal. "I didn't even know it was a pitchout until I got back to the dugout and someone told me."
The Carolina League got the run back in the third when Potomac catcher Michael Freitas walked and went to third on Keys third baseman Ty Kelly's double. Salem center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr., hit a short chopper to Visalia right-hander Andrew Chafin, who opted to throw to first. Freitas scored on the play.
The home team got three more in the fourth on a run-scoring single by Mudcats designated hitter Jeremie Tice and a double by Freitas. An inning later, Shaw hit his home run to put the hosts up 6-1.
Kelly's second double came in the sixth and plated Lynchburg second baseman Tommy La Stella to make the score 7-1. Consecutive doubles by Winston-Salem outfielder Michael Earley and Hillcats first baseman Chris Garcia gave the Carolina League another run. Garcia went on to score from third on a wild pitch, giving his team a 9-1 lead in the seventh.
Despite mustering just four hits, the Cal League had chances to score. In the fifth, Lake Elsinore center fielder Rico Noel singled and stole both second and third with one out. But neither Hamilton nor Visalia infielder Chris Owings could drive him in.
"I didn't really mind that they stole a lot of bases on us," said Thompson. "We knew that would happen, particularly with Hamilton. We saw him at Spring Training. He's a man among boys at this level. Except for him, none of those base-stealers scored, and that's the bottom line."
In the seventh, Noel hit a flare to short-left center and hustled to second as three Carolina League fielders converged on the ball. But he didn't score as Rancho Cucamonga outfielder Leon Landry popped out to third and Hamilton struck out.
The Cal League got back-to-back hits with two outs in the eighth, a single by Stockton first baseman Miles Head and a double by High Desert third baseman Brad Miller. But Myrtle Beach right-hander Randy Henry came back to strike out Visalia catcher Raywilly Gomez.
Carolina right-hander Shawn Armstrong came on in the ninth, and punctuated the evening with two quick strikeouts. Potomac's Rob Wort finished the job, surrendering a single to Landry before striking out Hamilton to end the game.
Chris Gigley is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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In a recent speech, President Barack Obama said: "We're not going to be able to just drill our way out of the problem of high gas prices." Actually, to a large extent, we can. For proof, let's compare what's been happening in California to the extraordinary accomplishments in North Dakota.
According to the Fraser Institute's 2011 Global Petroleum Survey, California is the worst state in the nation for its hostility to drilling. In fact, measured against the rest of the world, California ranks 91st.
Thanks to years of placating environmental extremists, California's anti-drilling regulations make it almost impossible to drill for new oil anywhere in the state, onshore or off. As a result, its production of oil has fallen by nearly one-third in the past 20 years. As oil production has declined, so has tax revenue. Even with several gigantic tax increases during that period, oil revenues in the state are down.
That's too bad, because California needs every penny of income it can get. It has one of the highest state sales taxes and personal income taxes in the country. Still, it's not enough. The budget deficit for the coming fiscal year will top $9 billion — the fifth year in a row of billion-dollar deficits. Governor Jerry Brown's proposed solution? Raise taxes even higher.
So you won't be surprised to learn that wealthy Californians are fleeing the State as fast as they can. According to census data, almost one-third of its wealthiest residents — those earning $500,000 a year or more — fled the State between 2007 and 2009. On our Left Coast, they won't drill for oil. And pretty soon, they won't be able to drill many millionaires, either.
Let's contrast the near-bankruptcy of the People's Republic of California with what's been happening in one of the most independent and entrepreneurial States in the union: North Dakota.
In 1995, the U.S. Geological Survey estimated that there were 150 million "technically recoverable barrels of oil" in an area of North Dakota known as the Bakken Shale. In 2008, the number had climbed to 4 billion barrels. Two years later, it had doubled to 8 billion barrels.
Today, thanks to vast improvements in recovery technology as well as the discovery of vast new oceans of underground oil, estimates of "recoverable" oil in the Bakken Shale have tripled to 24 billion barrels. That is more oil than is being produced anywhere else in the United States, including Alaska's famed Prudhoe Bay. But it's a small fraction of what is possible.
Experts say that current technology can extract only about 6 percent of the oil they know is underground in North Dakota. Total estimated oil reserves are thus around 500 billion barrels. And new discoveries are happening all of the time.
Let me include an interesting footnote on the subject of "reserves." In 1980, the oil reserves in the United States were estimated at 30 billion barrels. Yet in the intervening 32 years, this country actually produced 77 billion barrels of oil. In other words, we produced more than 2.5 times more oil than the leading experts said there was 32 years earlier.
Today, the numbers are even more staggering. The amount of "technically recoverable" oil in the United States is estimated at 1.4 trillion barrels. (Please note that is "trillion," with a "T.") Unfortunately for us, most of that oil is located in areas Obama says we can't search for it: in portions of Alaska and in waters off our shores.
Combined with known resources in Canada and Mexico, total recoverable oil in North America exceeds 1.7 trillion barrels. How much is that? Let me put it in perspective: It is more than all the oil the world has used since the first oil well was drilled in Titusville, Penn., 150 years ago.
So far, all I've discussed is oil. When natural gas and coal are added to the total, the numbers are clear: We have enough energy reserves in the United States to fuel all of our needs for 100 years, even if we never made another discovery.
Back to North Dakota for a moment. The effect of the bonanza there has been extraordinary. Stephen Moore, my favorite Wall Street Journal writer, says that what is happening in Williston, N.D., "is what the Gold Rush might have looked like had it happened in the time of McDonald's, Wal-Mart and Home Depot."
The state has the lowest unemployment rate in the Nation, at just 3.3 percent. California's, by contrast, is 11.1 percent. That doesn't even count the unemployed people who have simply stopped looking for work. The true unemployment number is probably closer to 20 percent.
According to the Census Bureau, North Dakota led the nation in job and income growth in 2011. While California is losing millionaires every day, North Dakota is creating them faster than anyplace else in the country. But even entry-level positions are benefiting. For example, a job flipping burgers at McDonald's pays $18 an hour plus a "signing bonus" for new employees.
And while the state of California can't begin to pay all of its bills — it even issued IOUs last year in place of tax refunds — the biggest argument in North Dakota's State Capitol is how to spend all of the money that's pouring in. Legislators in Bismarck have approved hundreds of "shovel ready" infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, railroads and pipelines. But even while spending more on worthwhile projects, legislators also agreed to cut the state income tax.
What's happening in North Dakota is a classic example of the one thing that would solve our energy problems everywhere — and most other problems in the economy, too. Unfortunately, it's the one thing Obama and his team won't even consider.
The solution is simple: Let the market work.
In his State of the Union address in January, Obama declared that "this country needs an all-out, all-of-the-above strategy that develops every available source of American energy."
Like so much that comes out of our President's mouth, the sentence was as misleading as his skilled staff of speechwriters could make it. What he meant was that his administration would continue pouring billions of dollars into every wasteful alternative energy pipe dream they could think up, while continuing to slap higher taxes and more regulatory handcuffs on the businesses that can actually solve our energy needs and make money (and pay taxes) doing it.
Rather than foster energy independence, Obama wants to make us all dependent. Dependent on government, that is.
Want to reduce unemployment? Increase tax revenues? Get the economy humming again? Truly foster energy independence?
The answer to all of them is the same: Get government off our backs. Let the market work. The results will be amazing. Maybe next year we'll have a government that's willing to give it a try.
Until next time, keep some powder dry.
Chip Wood was the first news editor of The Review of the News and also wrote for American Opinion, our two predecessor publications. He is now the geopolitical editor of Personal Liberty Digest, where his Straight Talk column appears weekly. This article first appeared in PersonalLiberty.com and has been reprinted with permission.


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Researchers at a site in southern Spain are just the latest to take up the cry: We've discovered the lost city of Atlantis! Location: Southern Spain. Wait, what?
Yes, Spain! The site, a multi-ringed city, was discovered after two years of exploratory experiments and geological surveys, including deep-ground radar, digital mapping and "underwater technology" (most likely sonar, dive cams and submersibles; the Reuters article does not specify).
As the skeptics pour in, lead researcher Richard Freund, of the University of Hartford, points to a series of memorials constructed in central Spain by coastal refugees from an ancient tsunami as further proof this is Atlantis.
Not convinced? Check out "Finding Atlantis" special on the National Geographic Channel later today. All of the team's findings will be presented there in an easily digestible hour-long chunk. [Reuters]


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Oh, the glories of summer tomatoes, corn, peppers, and berries! Sometimes, I just want to eat a big salad for dinner. That's where high-protein desserts like today's recipe for Blueberry Clafoutis come in handy. It's a great way to get your family to eat fruit and eggs. We have it for dinner one night and then for breakfast the next day.
High-protein desserts.
How much protein does the average adult need? Nutritionist Jane Brody says 36 grams of protein a day if your ideal weight is 100 pounds, 54 grams if it's 150, and 72 grams if it's 200 pounds. Ironically, too much protein can actually lead to osteoporosis and other problems. So you don't need to eat a Triple Patty MacWhopper twice a day (or ever) to get your protein. But some cookbooks take too casual an approach to getting enough. True, even apples contain protein, but in developing the Cook for Good menu, I found it easy to drift below my goal of 50 to 60 grams a day.
To the rescue: high-protein desserts. Have a big salad or bowl of gazpacho for dinner, then top it off with a dessert that includes nuts, eggs, milk, yogurt, or even high-protein grains like couscous.
This is my last day as a guest blogger here at DrGreene.com, so I can't give you a preview of tomorrow's recipe. But it's been great fun! If you enjoyed my recipes and tips, please sign up for the free weekly newsletter on CookforGood.com. It will help you save money, eat well, and make a difference!
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Microsoft chairman Bill Gates was on Fareed Zakaria's show on CNN this weekend, and he had an interesting explanation for why businesses aren't spending more.
In response to a question about fiscal policy, the debt, and sequestration he added
GATES: Well, yes, sequestration is kind of this across the board thing that -- should you plan for that or not plan for that. Say you're a graduate student right now, is there going to be money for your lab, not money for your lab? Really awful to not make decisions. I'm not a macroeconomics person. You know clearly there's this global almost devaluation where everybody's trying to get their currencies to be worth less, which is quite unusual, which has business standing on the sidelines a bit in terms of their capital spending. And you'd like to unlock that. It's one of the big pools of money that's out there.
We'd suggest that Gates has things backwards. Weak end demand is what's causing businesses to not invest as much as they otherwise might. Aggressive monetary policy is designed to make hoarding cash less appealing (and intuitively, if you're worried about "devaluation" then standing on the sidelines is the exact opposite of what you'd be inclined to do).
Anyway, his point about the silliness of these across the board sequestration cuts is spot on.
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Part-Time Retail Sales Associate Job in Redmond, Washington
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Company: Kohl's
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Location: Redmond, Washington
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Retail Sales Associate
Position Summary
Responsible for greeting and offering assistance to customers as needed. The Sales Associate assists in
the execution of merchandizing and operational functions to Company Standards within sales floor areas
where assigned.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
Customer Service:
-"Smiles and Says Hi!" Greets all customers and Associates encountered with a smile and encourages others to smile and say hi. Assists customers in a friendly, courteous manner.
-Adheres to the "Yes We Can" policy and efficiently resolves customer's questions and requests. Supports fellow Associates through Yes We Can actions and behaviors. Promptly responds to call box/phone pages.
– Consistently uses the 5 step GREAT program while interacting with customers: Greets Customer, Requests Credit, Explains Email, Asks to complete the Survey and Thanks the Customer.
-Solicits, opens and activates Kohl's Charge applications in accordance with Company standards.
– Solicits e-mail addresses from customers.
– Responds appropriately to POS backup calls and Service Desk calls. Assists at POS and Customer Service as needed and complies with the Company's "2 in-a-line" standard.
– Properly holds merchandise for customers when needed, including returning merchandise not picked up to the sales floor. Processes rain checks within Company standards.
– Utilizes and adheres to merchandise presentation standards in regards to the 5 Basics: strike points, signing, sizing, clearance and clean store.
– Assists in utilizing monthly updates, communication books, etc. in accordance with Company merchandise presentation standards.
– Assists with department fitting room recovery and sales floor returns in accordance with merchandising standards.
– Shows initiative to work independently to meet presentation and recovery expectations.
– Maintains fitting rooms, sales floor, and work areas according to Company best practices.
– Follows Company merchandise presentation directives and standards while merchandising incoming truck freight and replenishing the sales floor.
– Identifies and communicates merchandising and sales floor operational opportunities to Supervisor, Area Supervisor or E3.
-Arranges merchandise on fixtures and maintains non-promotional signs on the sales floor according to Company standards. Resolves ad issues as needed by changing signs to reflect current sale price.
– Assists in the maintenance of Company stockroom capacity and organizational guidelines by following best practices.
Best Practices
– Completes price changes, ISC memos, callbacks, transfers, and other paperwork as directed by Store Management.
– Follows Company best practices and participates in Company programs (i.e. rewraps, mis-mates, damages, defectives, even exchanges and store shortage action plans), including assisting with replenishment.
– Assists the Replenishment team by utilizing all replenishment reports daily and ensures Company in-stock goals are maintained.
Other Duties and Responsibilities:
– Performs/assists in other duties as assigned. Examples may include, but are not limited to: price changes, fitting room recovery, sales floor and fitting room recovery outside of immediate department area, housekeeping duties, preparation and taking of inventory, and stock room organization.
Preferred Qualifications:
– Prior experience in sales, customer service or other work environment working with the public.
Job Requirements:
– Ability to lift 50 pounds on an occasional to frequent basis. Greater than 50 pounds = 1 Associate per 50 pounds.
– Ability to spend up to 100% of work time standing or moving about the departments within the store. Physical activities include bending, stooping, lifting, climbing, carrying, walking and/or reaching on a frequent basis.
– Adherence to Company policy and procedures is required.
– Regular attendance is required.
Additional Information:
– Effective verbal and written communication skills.
– Basic math and reading skills, legible handwriting, and attention to detail.
– Ability to work as part of a team and interact effectively with others.
– Critical features of this job are described within this job description. Job responsibilities may change at any time due to business needs.
– Please discuss requests for reasonable accommodations with hiring manager.
The Retail Sales Associate position is an entry level role within one of the following departments:
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Firefox - Set up Sync on my Computer
Sync lets you share your data and preferences (such as your bookmarks, history, passwords, open tabs and installed add-ons) across all your devices. This article shows you how to set up Sync.
Important: Sync is not a data backup service. Users should continue to perform regular backups of their Firefox profiles to prevent loss of data.
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- Create a Sync account
- Connect additional devices to Sync
- Remove a device from Sync
Setting up Sync requires two parts: first you must create an account on your main device, then sign in to your account using your other devices. Here are the steps in detail:
Create a Sync account
- Click the menu button , then click
- Click Don't have an account? Get started.
- Fill out the form and click to create a Firefox Account. Take note of the email address and password you used.
- Check your emails for the verification link.
- To connect your other devices to Sync, continue on to the next section.
Connect additional devices to Sync
All you have to do is log in and let Sync do the rest. To log in you need the email address and password you used in the previous section.
- Click the menu button , and then .
- Click the button to open the Create a Firefox account page.
- Click on the Have an account? Sign in link at the bottom of the page.
- Enter the email and password you used to create your new Sync account.
- After you've signed in, Sync will start synchronizing your information across all your connected devices.
To choose what information to sync, see How do I choose what types of information to sync on Firefox?
To connect your mobile devices, see:
- Android phones and tablets: Sync bookmarks, tabs, history and passwords on Android
- iPads, iPhones and iPod touch devices: Sync your Firefox bookmarks and browsing history in iOS
Remove a device from Sync
- Click the menu button to expand the menu.
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Radiation Recall
Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I would like to know any information regarding radiation recall. This was not mentioned to me when I underwent radiation therapy for breast cancer in 2001.
Lawrence J. Solin, MD, FACR, Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
Radiation recall can occur when chemotherapy is given after radiation treatment. When radiation treatment is given, the skin in the radiation treatment field can react with some redness (erythema) that usually resolves within 1-2 weeks after treatment. When chemotherapy is then given after the radiation, sometimes the skin redness can come back again, although usually not as intensely as after the primary radiation treatment. Again, the skin reaction usually resolves fairly quickly. Radiation recall more commonly occurs after certain chemotherapy agents. Radiation recall is usually not a serious problem.


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The Rockets chased a big fish this offseason and failed in their attempt to grab Dwight Howard in a trade as the Lakers eventually snagged the All-Star.
General manager Daryl Morey decided to ship out productive veterans in order to acquire massive draft picks to shakeup a roster that compiled a 34-32 record last season. Kyle Lowry, Courtney Lee, Goran Dragic, and Luis Scola were dealt while the team picked up Jeremy Lamb, Royce White, and Terrance Jones.
To counter the loss of Lowry and Dragic, the Rockets inked former Knick Jeremy Lin to a substantial free agent deal.
They also signed center Omer Asik from the Chicago Bulls to bolster the frontline. Houstons moves were intriguing but not shocking until it completed a jaw-dropping trade for James Harden prior to the season opener. The Thunder quickly pulled the trigger on the Harden deal when they could not agree to a contract extension with the reigning Sixth Man of the Year. So, the Rockets got the star they coveted and Oklahoma City picked up Kevin Martin, Lamb, two first round picks, and a second round pick in return. Houston is 5-7 after suffering three straight losses prior to Wednesdays victory over the Bulls. Second-year head coach Kevin McHale is on an indefinite leave of absence due to a family matter.
One NBA scout gives a lot of credit to Jason Kidd for the early season success of the New York Knicks.
"I've never seen a player whose game has diminished so much, physically, still command that kind of respect," said the NBA scout. "Kidd paired with Tyson Chandler also provides the leadership tandem behind the Mavs' championship run. Knicks, in turn, taking page out of Dallas book by pairing Kidd with another PG (Raymond Felton) to provide the dribble penetration he no longer can."
It's the pleasure and luck of us all to have him return, and, nonetheless, still be in fine thinking form.
Welcome back, Starks The Blogladite!


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Our team of undergraduate physicists are familiar with finding numerical approximations to the following Poisson-like PDE central to our plasma research in a torus:
$\nabla^2 V = \frac{f(V)}{R^2}$
where $f(V)$ is an arbitrary function of the electric potential V, and $R$ is the radial cylindrical coordinate (assume $\phi$ symmetry, so we have two variables: $(R,z)$). The boundary condition is that $V=0$ on the torus boundary (the variable $R$ resides in the torus).
We know the following about $f$ and the physical solutions $V$:
$V$ is a smooth and always-negative function, which goes to zero at the toroidal boundary, and has an extremum near the geometric center of the torus' innards.
$f(V)$ is a specified smooth function of the potential such that $f(0)=0$, is always-positive, and goes to zero past some maximum potential $V_0$.
We've noticed that if $f(V)$ is expanded in a power series in $V$, then we'd might as well solve only:
$ \nabla^2 V = \frac{V^n}{R^2}$
where n is any positive (or negative, if that's convenient to the maths) integer.
Could you provide a name for either PDE, a method of approximating it algebraically, or some guidance in simplifying it?
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Sioux Falls Skyforce Squander Playoff Shot
The shot that rang through Tullio Arena in Erie, Pennsylvania came with 11.6 seconds left. It came from Terrence Jennings and it propelled the Erie BayHawks to a come-from-behind win over the Maine Red Claws. From there the door was open for the Sioux Falls Skyforce to waltz into the postseason. As the Jennings shot went through, it was halftime in Iowa and the Energy led 47-40. Mission over 24 minutes: outscore the Energy by 8. Sioux Falls fell 6 points short of the goal and ended their season with a 109-104 setback.
Iowa (14-36) closed a woeful season strong with three straight wins, two of them over teams with playoff aspirations. Granted in most every other season wins against Iowa had been hard to obtain. The Skyforce (25-25) went 3-4 against their now closest rival including 0-3 in Des Moines. When one more win would have extended the season the team fought back from an 18 point deficit in the 4th quarter to get as close as three points. A valiant effort will unfortunately be overshadowed by the column in which the game is placed.
Jarvis Varnado will take his talents back to South Beach and join a playoff-bound Miami Heat squad. The center may make some noise as evidenced with his streak of fantastic games to end his time in the NBA Development League. Varnado put together 23 points on 10-13 shooting, plus 20 rebounds, 3 blocks, 2 steals and 2 assists. Mychel Thompson closed with 19 points and 8 assists with Demetris Nichols mustering 14 points for the Skyforce.
The victorious Energy were led by guard Chris Wright with 23 points on the night, Justin Hurtt adding 22 points and a double-double from Augustus Gilchrist of 17 points and 13 rebounds. The NBADL playoff pairings will be announced Sunday with seeding order as follows: 1) West Division champ Bakersfield, 2) Central Division winner Rio Grande Valley, 3) Santa Cruz, 4) East Division titlist Canton, 5) Fort Wayne, 6) Austin, 7) Tulsa and 8) Maine. With the three division alignment this year, the division winners choose their first round opponent. However regular season record determines seeding and home-court advantage against the opponent.


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Northshore School District seeking parent/community members for enrollment demographics task force
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BOTHELL – Northshore School District is seeking applicants for three openings for parent/community members on the Enrollment Demographics Task Force (EDTF). These voluntary positions are appointed by the Board of Directors and last for up to three years.
The task force looks at demographic trends in the Northshore service area, determines the likely impact on schools, the size of the student body from year to year and, as a result, on the district's ability to offer equitable programs and services to all students in all schools.
The EDTF is supported by a professional demographer and an urban planner and meets up to two times each month from October to June. More information about the Enrollment Demographics Task Force and the application are available at www.nsd.org/edtf or by calling (425) 408-7670. Applications are due to the Communications Office by Wednesday, January 2, 2013.


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Obamacare and GOP House collide
AURORA, Colo. — Mike Coffman is one of the most endangered incumbents in the nation, and he is approaching his challenge with the military precision that was drilled into him in the Marine Corps and the Army.
As he did when he fought in Iraq, the Republican congressman plots each move so nothing can go awry. He shows up for meetings at just the exact time and stocks even routine public events with safe audiences. He stays in fighting form, hitting the floor in airports and even outside the marble House chamber so he can squeeze in precisely 500 pushups a day (in sets of 50, ten times a day).
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If Coffman exudes the military and physicality, with his thick gray calluses from the pushups, his Democratic rival, Andrew Romanoff, is the polished preppy. He was schooled at Harvard and Yale, drives a black Prius, and, with blindingly white teeth, looks very much the career politician. If Coffman dresses like a business executive, save for his ever-present cowboy boots, the wiry Romanoff favors khakis and an oxford shirt, with a black fleece on top.
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The voters may barely be focusing seven months before Election Day, but the campaigning is already intense, personal and, at times, vitriolic. Already, both sides have trackers racing around the district, trailing the candidates with cameras as they hunt for gaffes.
"I'm the antithesis of Romanoff,'' Coffman said in an interview. Making clear he is primed for battle, he added, "I'm a combat veteran, and I'm used to focusing.''
Romanoff put it this way: "I disagree with him on most of the major policy issues that confront the country right now.''
But these unlikely combatants will share the stage in the race for Colorado's 6th Congressional District, a race that officials in both parties say could be this year's most competitive House race in the country.
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This is the first article in a yearlong series by POLITICO to document all the dimensions of the campaign in this diverse cluster of middle- to upper-class communities that bends around Denver.
The contest is expected to be a magnet for outside money, and officials on both sides said the overall price tag for the entire campaign could exceed an extraordinary $25 million. That would make it one of the priciest campaigns in history, all for the support of the roughly 400,000 registered voters in this district that is roughly split among Republicans, Democrats and independents.
This race will be a high-profile test of what offends voters more: Obamacare or the Republican Congress. Romanoff is running squarely against House Republicans' agenda, and Coffman is banking on the hope that voters will be sufficiently outraged about Obama's health plan to turn out on Election Day.
( WATCH: Colorado 'Hot Seat': Obamacare and GOP Congress colide)
In an era when redistricting has polarized congressional districts, leaving most decidedly Democratic or decidedly Republican, this is one of the dwindling number of marginal districts. Romanoff is running as a moderate Democrat — a technocrat, of sorts. Coffman, meanwhile, wants to prove that a conservative who talks about working with Democrats can survive in a district that twice voted for Obama.
Coffman, 59, spends a lot of time talking about Romanoff and his credentials. He repeatedly describes his opponent as an Ivy League-educated liberal who loves Obamacare and whom Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic House leader, persuaded to move to Aurora from Denver just to snatch a congressional seat. "He certainly may feel more qualified than me to sit on the Armed Services Committee having gone to private prep school, Harvard, Yale — maybe that's elitist mentality,'' Coffman said in an interview at a Chamber of Commerce here. "And more qualified than me to serve on the Veterans' [Affairs] Committee, even though he's certainly not a veteran, and never been in small business.''
( GRAPHIC: Colorado-6 at a glance)
When Romanoff, 47, talks about Coffman, he relentlessly invokes Coffman's voting record and the slow-moving House of Representatives, which has sidestepped votes on issues ranging from immigration reform to minimum wage to equal pay for women. "You voted to privatize Social Security, you voted to dismantle Medicare, you voted against equal pay for equal work, you voted to cut financial aid for kids who wanted to go to college, you voted against an increase in the minimum wage, you voted against the middle class on every top economic priority they face, you're not going to be able to win that way," Romanoff said, imagining an internal Coffman campaign conversation. "So the only way you can win, congressman, is to disguise your record, or distort your opponent's. It's pretty transparent to me and that's exactly what that team is doing."
For all such bravado, neither Democrats nor Republicans are ready to predict victory.
"I don't see a lot that takes this race out of the 5,000-vote window," said Craig Hughes, who was a senior adviser for Barack Obama's two presidential campaigns in Colorado.
Dick Wadhams, a former chairman of the Colorado Republican Party, said the race was "terribly competitive, and both sides are going to be well-funded and it'll go down to the wire.''
( Earlier on POLITICO: DCCC taps 16 for 'Red to Blue')
After long days in the Capitol, punctuated with trips to dial for dollars at a campaign office, Coffman spends 15 minutes each night with a Spanish tutor. On Sundays, he sets aside two hours. This is not for fun. In fact, Coffman calls the sessions "painful.''
But they are something of a political necessity as Coffman tries to hang on to his House seat. Coffman must not only attract Republican support, he is trying mightily to win over his new, Spanish-speaking constituents.
The political landscape has shifted markedly for Coffman during his six years in Congress. He was elected in 2008 and 2010 to a deep red congressional seat south of Denver. He called hard-line gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo his hero, endorsed strict abortion rights restrictions and in his last campaign questioned Obama's citizenship.
"I don't know whether Barack Obama was born in the United States of America,'' he said in 2012. "I don't know that. But I do know this: that in his heart, he's not an American.'' Days later, he repudiated those remarks, saying, "I misspoke and I apologize.''
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These days, Coffman sounds like a different candidate. Now, Tancredo is running for governor — without Coffman's endorsement. Coffman apologized for his quip about Obama's birthplace. Earlier this month, he said he does not support "personhood," a policy that bans almost all abortions. In an interview in March, Coffman said he wants young people who grew up in the United States to be able to "join the military and have a very direct path to citizenship." But the politics are tricky: Like all other Republicans, he hasn't signed onto a petition to bring the Senate's bipartisan immigration bill to the House floor. Democrats have launched a campaign to highlight that.
These dynamics are fresh for Coffman. Decennial redistricting gave the Republican a slightly Democratic district, including the diverse city of Aurora, in time for the 2012 election. He barely beat Joe Miklosi, a member of the Colorado House who even Democrats conceded was not a particularly potent candidate.
So now Coffman is running for the second time in a district that — despite its big segments of Republicans and independents — supported Obama twice and includes a flourishing immigrant population. The area around East Colfax Avenue, which runs through Aurora into Denver, is dotted with a mix of ethnic establishments like the Megenagna Ethiopian Restaurant, where African immigrants sip coffee and eat tibs, an Ethiopian delicacy.
The immigrant population is booming: Twenty percent of the district is now Hispanic (Coffman's previous district was 8 percent Hispanic), 10 percent is black and 5 percent Asian. To get to know these voters, Coffman now routinely visits ethnic neighborhoods.
These populations are often hard to reach.
"We're not willing to involve [ourselves] too much in politics," said Ben Tessema, a 39-year-old who owns the Ethiopian restaurant and market. He said he couldn't name the governor of Colorado or the mayor of Aurora.
"Those people don't come out to reach our community," he said.
Asked how he can win a district that is not reliably Republican, Coffman reflexively turns to the military. Veterans compose more than 9 percent of the district, which is also home to Buckley Air Force Base. "My background, certainly career military, having served in the Army and Marine Corps. [I] serve on the Armed Services Committee, veteran, the only veteran in the delegation from Colorado, the only member of Congress who served in both the Gulf War and the Iraq War, so I bring that experience into an issue that really matters to the district."


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Children benefit academically when parents and educators work together. For this reason, parents' involvement in their children's education is a priority of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. But a strong connection between parents* and educators does not come about automatically. Both parties may need to learn new roles and skills and develop the confidence to use them, especially as parents move beyond traditional activities, like helping children with homework, and toward shared responsibility for school improvement. Intermediary organizations, like federally funded Parental Information and Resource Centers (PIRCs), can help. Drawing on lessons learned from five PIRCs across the country that have been meeting this challenge, this guide shares promising strategies for increasing effective parent involvement.
Rosa Sanchez is a Maryland mother whose experience illustrates what can happen when parents receive help in developing the knowledge, skills, and confidence to participate to greater degrees and in new ways in their children's education. It was not as if Sanchez had been uninvolved to start with. As the mother of four children in Maryland public schools, she had volunteered in their classrooms and helped out with some events sponsored by the parent-teacher organization at her school. Yet when Sanchez had questions about her children's education, she did not always know where to go for help or, if she did, she did not always have the confidence to ask.
Although Sanchez did not regularly attend parent-teacher organization meetings, the president of that group had seen enough to know that this dedicated mother had more to offer; she nominated Sanchez to participate in the Maryland Parent Leadership Institute. This six-day, three-weekend training program produced by the Family Works-the PIRC that was serving the state of Maryland-was designed to help parents understand the state's standards-based assessment system, the resources of No Child Left Behind (NCLB), and techniques and strategies for increasing parents' involvement in their children's schools. Sanchez, who speaks English as a second language, initially worried that she would be unable to keep up with the institute's presentations and discussion. But with others urging her on, she agreed to participate, becoming one of 20 members selected for the institute's leadership class of 2004.
Over the course of the sessions, Sanchez's confidence grew along with her understanding of effective family involvement techniques and ways parents can contribute to their children's school success. When it came time for participants to plan and implement a project at their children's school, Sanchez set out to jump-start Hispanic parent involvement. To that end, she organized Spanish-language "study circles"-parent meetings in which participants learned about and discussed basic school functions and activities, and how to be involved; for example, they discussed how to read the school report card, which, as required under NCLB, describes how the school itself is performing in a variety of areas, including its students' performance on state assessments. In addition, she worked with the principal to be sure that both homework directions and teacher comments on students' report cards were translated for parents with limited English. Perhaps most importantly, Sanchez made sure parents with limited English understood to whom they could turn and how to ask for help if they had questions or problems related to their children's schooling. Additional Hispanic parents have started getting involved thanks to Sanchez's efforts, and Sanchez herself has become increasingly active. Even as she continues to volunteer in the classroom, she also has assumed leadership positions in the parent-teacher organization not just at one school, but at two: At the school her youngest children still attend, Sanchez serves as vice president of parent outreach; at the high school her oldest now attends, she serves as the group's liaison to other Hispanic families. And when Sanchez has questions about her own or other children's education, you better believe she knows who and how to ask.
Education research over the past three decades has established a direct correlation between increased parent involvement and increased student achievement. One of the most comprehensive parent involvement studies done to date (encompassing more than 51 research studies and literature reviews) is A New Wave of Evidence: The Impact of School, Family, and Community Connections on Student Achievement.1 After reviewing a wide range of studies on parent involvement, Henderson and Mapp found that "students with involved parents, no matter what their income or background, were more likely to earn higher grades and test scores and enroll in higher-level programs; be promoted, pass their classes, and earn credits; attend school regularly; have better social skills, show improved behavior, and adapt well to school; and graduate and go on to postsecondary education." Additionally, the study found, "Schools that succeed in engaging families from very diverse backgrounds share three key practices:
- Focusing on building trusting collaborative relationships among teachers, families, and community members;
- Recognizing, respecting, and addressing families' needs and any class and cultural differences; and
- Embracing a philosophy of partnership where power and responsibility are shared."2
By the U.S. Department of Education's definition, parent involvement occurs when parents and educators participate in "regular two-way and meaningful communication involving student academic learning and other school activities."3 In this definition, parents are encouraged to be actively involved in their children's learning at school and are included, as appropriate, in decision-making activities, for example, sitting on parent advisory councils, which inform the policies affecting their children's education. (See "Engaging Parents as Education Advisors" on p. 3.)
*When using the term parent, this guide intends it to refer as well to a child's guardian or any other adult who plays a significant role in a minor's life.


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After you have created your Directory Server instance, you must create one or more suffixes for the server's Directory Information Tree (DIT). The DIT consists of all of the entries in your server, as identified by their distinguished names (DNs). The hierarchical nature of a DN creates branches and leaves that structure the data in the tree. The DIT is defined and managed administratively in terms of suffixes and sub-suffixes. DSCC provides controls for creating and administering all of these elements. Alternatively, you can use command-line tools.
For conceptual information about structuring directory data and about suffixes in general, refer to the Oracle Fusion Middleware Deployment Planning Guide for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition.
As explained in the following procedure, you can use the dsconf create-suffix command to create a suffix configuration in your directory. Because root suffixes and sub-suffixes are managed internally in the same way, the procedure for creating them from the command line is nearly the same. The procedure shows the dsconf create-suffix command used only with the required options. For more information about other options of this command, see the dsconf(1M) man page or run the following command:
$ dsconf create-suffix --help
The configuration entries can be created by any administration user. However, the top entry of the suffix must be created by the Directory Manager or as a Directory Administrator, such as cn=admin,cn=Administrators,cn=config.
You can use DSCC to perform this task. For information, see Directory Service Control Center Interface and the DSCC online help.
If you use DSCC to create a new suffix, you can choose to copy some or all suffix configuration settings from an existing suffix.
Create the root suffix.
Ensure that your server is running, then type this command:
$ dsconf create-suffix -h host -p port suffix-DN
where the suffix-DN is the full DN of the new suffix. For a root suffix, the convention is to use the domain-component (dc) naming attribute.
For example, to create a suffix for the DN dc=example,dc=com , use this command:
$ dsconf create-suffix -h host1 -p 1389 dc=example,dc=com
This command creates the new suffix as follows:
The top level (or base) entry of the root suffix is created.
The configuration entries in cn=config for both the suffix and the database are created.
The default database name is based on the suffix DN.
For information about all of the suffixes, including the new suffix that has been created, use this command:
$ dsconf list-suffixes -h host -p port -v
The -v option displays verbose mode, which shows how many entries are on the suffix, and any replication information.
If you have more than one Directory Server instance, use the -h host name and -p port number options to specify which server instance the suffix should belong to.
If you want to specify a non-default path for the database files, use the -L option. You can change the suffix database path at a later stage. To do this, use the command dsconf set-suffix-prop suffix-DN db-path:new-db-path, then stop the server, move the database files manually, and restart the server.
To see all the options that you can use when creating suffixes, refer to the dsconf(1M) man page.
Database names can contain only ASCII (7-bit) alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_). Directory Server does not accept multibyte characters (such as in Chinese or Japanese character sets) in strings for database names, file names, and path names.
To work around this issue, when creating a Directory Server suffix having multibyte characters, specify a database name that has no multibyte characters. When creating a suffix on the command line, for example, explicitly set the --db-name option of the dsconf create-suffix command.
$ dsconf create-suffix --db-name asciiDBName UTF-8SuffixDN
Do not use default as database name for the suffix. Do not use multibyte characters for the database name.
If required, create the sub-suffix:
$ dsconf create-suffix -h host -p port subSuffix-DN
then attach the sub-suffix to the root suffix.
$ dsconf set-suffix-prop -h host -p port subSuffix-DN parent-suffix-dn:parentSuffix-DN
where parentSuffix-DN must have the same value as suffix-DN in the previous step. The suffix-DN for the sub-suffix includes the relative distinguished name (RDN) of the sub-suffix and the DN of its parent suffix.
For example, to create the sub-suffix ou=Contractors,dc=example,dc=com, and to attach the sub-suffix to the root suffix, type:
$ dsconf create-suffix -h host1 -p 1389 ou=Contractors,dc=example,dc=com $ dsconf set-suffix-prop -h host1 -p 1389 ou=Contractors,dc=example,dc=com \ parent-suffix-dn:dc=example,dc=com
When this entry is added to the directory, the database module of the server automatically creates the database files in the following directory:
where database-name is the name automatically built from a part of the suffix. For example, in the previous example, the database-name would be Contractors
(Optional) Initialize the suffix with data. See Initializing a Suffix.


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The Meat Puppets have been making music for four decades—check out these live performance Cliff Notes to see what these psychedelic hillbillies are all about.
The Brothers Kirkwood make an appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien circa 1994, playing their hit single "Backwater" from Too High to Die, with Curt wielding his 'burst Les Paul.
This acoustic treatment of the chicken-pickin'-flavored new track "Sometimes Blue" was shot in Curt's homebase of Austin during SXSW 2013.
After less than two minutes of verse and chorus on one of several 'Pups' tunes that Kurt Cobain famously covered, guitarist Curt Kirkwood breaks into solo and slide, while bassist Cris Kirkwood get into a groove with drummer Shandon Sahm that lasts longer than six minutes.
On their current Rat Farm Tour, The Meat Puppets play their upbeat, island groove title track in Athens, Georgia, on March 30, 2013.


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It took patience and nerves of steel, but investors in US markets who held their positions through a rocky last month got their reward in the new year's opening week.
A long-awaited political deal to head off the "fiscal cliff" finalized on the New Year's Day holiday on Tuesday sparked a huge rally that delivered the S&P 500 to its highest level in five years with a near 4.6 percent gain for the week.
Just on the Tuesday deadline for steep spending cuts and tax hikes to kick in — that could have sent the world's biggest economy back into recession — warring Democrats and Republicans agreed to pull away from the fiscal cliff.
Their deal still pushed up tax rates for the richest 2 percent in the US, increased dividend and capital gains taxes generally, and increased paycheck deductions for social security for all workers.
Those would have normally been seen as bad for markets, but that outcome was still much better than could have been, removing much of the nervousness that killed a year-end rally last month.
A modest rise on Friday gave the Dow Jones Industrial Average a 3.8 percent gain for the whole week, ending at 13,435.21.
The broad-based S&P 500 did better, up 4.57 percent to 1,466.47, while the NASDAQ, which was flat on Friday, reaped a 4.77 percent gain for the week, to 3,101.66.
Most of the gains came on Wednesday, the deal having been achieved in the US House of Representatives in the late hours of the previous day. The S&P added 2.5 percent and the NASDAQ 3.1 percent on Wednesday.
That was matched by a global New Year's rally, that showed just how much investors in other markets worldwide had been worried about the grinding economic policy stalemate in Washington.
"The fiscal cliff had dominated the agenda for both markets and US lawmakers in the run-up to Christmas, but with this now seemingly averted, equities are poised to break higher as the 2013 trading year gets underway," GFT Markets analyst Fawad Razaqzada said.
The gains were felt across the board. Strong auto sales last month also helped push Ford Motors Co and General Motors Co higher, and Google Inc received an added boost when US investigators gave up in their anti-trust probe of the firm.
However, analysts were not certain that gains could be upheld in the coming weeks because the fiscal cliff deal did not resolve other key issues of the US deficit.
Scheduled sharp "sequestration" spending cuts that Republicans are demanding were put off for two months and a much-needed increase in the US' debt ceiling — already hit on Monday — was not agreed. Both issues spell more political wrangling and brinksmanship in the future.
"Unfortunately, we're not out of the woods in terms of the grip Washington DC has on the economic, market and psychological outlook, given that the debt ceiling and spending fights will still rage over the next couple of months," Liz Ann Sonders of Charles Schwab said. "We really just crossed a bridge to the other side and are now facing the debt ceiling,sequestration cliff."
"The debt ceiling already has been breached, with temporary moves by [the] Treasury putting off an actual default until late February-early March," said Linda Duessel of Federated Investors Inc. "Without adult supervision, the markets will be forced to be the disciplinarians, setting the stage for increased market volatility and greater uncertainty for what could be months."


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