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WORCESTER, Mass. – A pair of second-half runs powered WPI to a 61-28 win over MIT in a NEWMAC women's basketball game on Saturday afternoon. Junior Lauren Sascha Burton (Seattle, Wash.) led the Engineers' offense with seven points and added three rebounds.
WPI jumped out to a 9-2 advantage, but MIT came within four (11-7) on a Burton three-pointer at the 9:08 mark. The hosts replied with 10 straight points in a three-minute span to gain some breathing room. The Engineers narrowed the gap to 23-13 courtesy of a jumper from Burton and a put-back by freshman Alexxis Isaac (San Antonio, Texas). WPI tacked on four more points before Burton's layup with six ticks left made the score, 27-15, at halftime.
WPI tallied 13 unanswered points in the first nine minutes of the second half to take control of the game. A put-back by freshman Kirstyn Hein (Pinckney, Mich.) accounted for MIT's first points of the frame with 12:12 on the clock. During the next two minutes, two more WPI baskets followed by freshman Mari Kordell's (Ijamsville, Md.) free throws and an Isaac jumper shifted the score to 44-21. The Engineers struggled to maintain their rhythm on the offensive end as WPI closed the contest with a 17-7 run.
Isaac finished with seven rebounds, four points, one block, and one steal while freshman Michelle Battipaglia (Katonah, N.Y.) collected a game-high 12 rebounds to go along with two assists and two steals. Kordell rounded out the squad with five boards, four points, and two steals.
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Hood River Valley wrestling coach Mark Brown made a decision early in the season that his team was going to make the best of its move into the Intermountain Conference.
No team of Brown's was going to lament a move into the state's toughest league or mourn the loss of its seven seniors.
This Eagle team had no plans of backing down against the likes of Hermiston, Pendleton or Crook County. They were going to wrestle like never before and try to improve upon last season, the best in 4A school history.
In Brown's words, the Eagles were "training to win a state title."
Only a coach with horses like Tommy Owyen, Jacobe Krizman, Trent Shelton and Rocky Level would say something like that. But, lucky for Brown, he did have the power of four state-placers on his roster, and he rode them all the way to a 12th place finish at the Feb. 20-22 state meet.
"It was a great season," said Brown. "Very successful. Sometimes it's easy to get caught up in what you 'should have done.' But when I look back at the season as a whole, our guys did a heck of a job."
Four more wrestlers — Nigel Bond, John Harvey, Nate Dethman and Zach Bohince — joined the aforementioned state placers and helped the Eagles capitalize on an enormously successful 2001-02, in which the team won the Mt. Hood Conference title.
The Eagles didn't fare quite as well at the 2003 IMC district competition, settling for fourth place. But their season goal wasn't to win the district as much as it was to compete at the state level.
"Getting to state is one thing," Brown said, "but placing is something entirely different. "We want to do that every year with this program, and it's going to take some sacrifices to help us stay at such a high level."
Brown said that his team may have even earned a trophy if it weren't for three brutal draws at district: 119, 160 and 275 pounds. Senior 119-pounder Josh Van Ek, a two-time state qualifier, ran into the most difficult test, having to compete against four wrestlers ranked in the top 10.
A disappointed Van Ek had to shrug off his state omission as luck of the draw, and realize that by placing fourth in the IMC, he was still among the state's best. One week later, he watched as the top two places in the state came out of the IMC: Redmond's Ryan Enoch and Hermiston's Keith Carter.
Likewise, three of the district's top heavyweights, including Owyen, placed in the top eight at state, and left little room for HRV junior Jorge Lujano to sneak in at district.
Jason DeHart suffered a similar fate at district in the 160-pound bracket, running up against state placers Jared Haller of Bend and Austin Shields of Crook County.
However, despite a few disappointments, the HRV wrestling team exceeded all expectations this season and proved to the state and to the IMC that they are here to stay.
"We run a pretty tough program here," Brown said. "It takes a big commitment from every individual to help the team succeed, and the kids need to be ready to work when they sign up to wrestle."
Brown will rely on his four seniors —Bond, DeHart, Lujano and Level — to help carry on the winning tradition in 2004. He said the team would also need leadership from its underclassmen like Bohince, the 103-pound district champion.
"Kids look up to winners," Brown said. "Now that Zach has won a district title and reached the quarterfinals of state, he may have to step into a leadership role with the team."
Other young wrestlers like Sal Ledezma, Leo Gonzalez, Jose Ramirez and Jayde Cannon will be asked to fill some holes in the varsity roster after the graduations of seven seniors: Krizman, Owyen, Dethman, Van Ek, Shelton, Harvey and Eric Avila.
"There is no spot on the team that is locked up," Brown said. "We'll give everyone a fair shot to crack the lineup, and everyone is going to have to work just as hard."
Brown said he hopes to have a group of Eagle wrestlers come out this summer for Freestyle and Greco Roman.
He recognizes that the teams that are competing for a state title are committed year round, and for HRV to reach the level of schools like Crater, Roseburg and Newberg — the top three finishers at state — he needs for wrestling to become their priority.
"The biggest thing is to stay active and stay competitive," Brown said. "The question we need to ask ourselves is, what are we willing to do between now and next year to prepare ourselves?"
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At the Divine Liturgy for the Great Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos, the Saint Vladimir Seminary community was honored to have three hierarchs serving: His Beatitude Metropolitan Jonah, presiding; His Eminence Archbishop Justinian of Naro-Fominsk and Administrator of the Patriarchal Parishes in the USA; and His Eminence, Metropolitan Kallistos [Ware], Bishop of Diokleia, concelebrating. The seminary community was especially privileged to hear the homily by Metropolitan Kallistos, widely renowned author, teacher, and churchman, who is visiting the campus as a participant in the North American Conference of the Fellowship of Ss. Alban and Sergius being held on the school's campus.
If Met. Kallistos did concelebrate, as opposed to just attend, I think it would be the first one-on-one concelebration of an EP hierarch with the OCA.
Quote from: ialmisry on September 10, 2011, 06:26:10 PMIf Met. Kallistos did concelebrate, as opposed to just attend, I think it would be the first one-on-one concelebration of an EP hierarch with the OCA.Metropolitan Isaiah of Denver has concelebrated the Sunday of Orthodoxy with Bishop Basil of Wichita and the now ever-memorable Archbishop Dmitri of Dallas for the last 3 years.
Almost all of the EP hierarchs in the US have concelebrated with OCA hierarchs. Many times. No big deal. As has Met Kallistos in the past.
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African Gender Awards (Femmes Africa Solidarité/FAS) -
EU grants Morocco 45m euros to promote gender equality
04 july 2012 14:40:26
Rabat, Morocco (PANA)
- The European Union (EU), determined to promote Gender Equality in Morocco, has granted the north African country 45 million euros, local media reported Wednesday, citing official sources.
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UN experts push for advancement of women's rights
03 july 2012 08:21:43
New York, US (PANA)
- A group of independent UN experts has called for urgent actions to advance women's human rights during political transitions, stressing that their equal participation is critical for any democratic and lasting change.
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UN envoy says women participation vital for building new Libya
27 june 2012 08:23:01
New York, US (PANA)
- The UN Secretary-General's Special Representative and head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Mr. Ian Martin, has stressed the importance of the equal participation of women in rebuilding the country.
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Rio+20: UN official says women empowerment vital to sustainable development
19 june 2012 07:33:12
New York, US (PANA)
- The Executive Director of the UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), Ms. Michelle Bachelet, has said sustainable development will not be achieved without empowering women.
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Women's rights group appeals for release of Sudanese mother facing death by stoning
07 june 2012 08:00:19
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
– International women's rights group Equality Now issued an urgent alert Thursday calling for "immediate and unconditional release" of a Sudanese mother of three, Intisar Sharif Abdalla, who was sentenced to death by stoning on charges of adultery.
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Women in EAC launch business platform
24 may 2012 18:25:53
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
– Gender equity and mainstreaming in social and economic development are the basic and essential commitment of the East African Community (EAC), the regional grouping's chief executive, Richard Sezibera, said Thursday at the launch of the East African Women in Business Platform (EAWiBP) in Arusha, Tanzania.
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UN Women members to facilitate dialogue with civil society named
18 may 2012 22:56:33
New York, US (PANA)
- The UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) on Friday announced the members that will be part of a group that will facilitate dialogue between civil society and the agency.
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Women's rights group calls on Morocco to end impunity for rapists
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Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
- International women's rights body Equality Now Friday called on Moroccan authorities to take action and end the legal exemption for rapists who marry their victims, citing the incident of 15-year-old Safae from Tangiers who was raped and impregnated in January 2011 when she was 14.
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06 may 2012 18:07:14
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
– In the first-ever global collaboration involving Nobel Peace Laureates, international advocacy organizations and groups working in conflict zones will this week launch the International Campaign to Stop Rape and Gender Violence in Conflict, it was officially announced Sunday.
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Gambia to host African Women in Leadership Conference
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Banjul, Gambia (PANA)
- The African Women in Leadership Conference (AWCL) 2012 will be hosted by The Gambia 13-15 June 2012 at the Sheraton Gambia Hotel, Brufut, the organizers told a news conference here Thursday.
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Group urges US govt to uphold zero tolerance on demand that fuels sex trafficking
02 may 2012 08:55:19
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
- Equality Now, an international women's rights organisation, Wednesday called on the US government to uphold a zero tolerance policy on the demand for commercial sex that fuels sex trafficking, which is a violation of human rights of millions of women and girls around the world.
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UN official calls for women's inclusion in peace, security matters
24 april 2012 21:12:14
New York, US (PANA)
- The Executive Director of UN Women, Ms. Michele Bachelet, on Monday called for strengthening of the role of women in peace and security matters, as well as increased participation in politics.
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Nigeria to get first female chief justice
20 april 2012 10:24:39
Lagos, Nigeria (PANA)
- Nigeria may get its first ever female Chief Justice, if the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Mariam Aloma for the top judicial post is ratified.
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CPJ wants journalists reporting evils of FGM protected in Liberia
10 march 2012 11:43:31
New York, US (PANA)
- The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has called on Liberian authorities to ensure the safety of journalists who have been repeatedly threatened for exposing the evil practices of female genital mutilation (FGM) in the West African country.
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International Women's Day: Nigerians urged to protect rights of women
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- As activities marking the 2012 International Women's Day is gradually drawing to a close in Nigeria, human rights activists have called on all Nigerians to promote attitudes that will protect the rights of women, children and other vulnerable persons in the society.
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UNAMID celebrates International Women's Day in Darfur
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- Hundreds of women, men and children, including internally-displaced persons, took part in festivities, jointly sponsored by the Governor of North Darfur state, the United Nations (UN) Country Team, and the African Union/United Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur (UNAMID), the peace keeping body said in a statement Thursday.
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Premier Rangoolam hails women's role in Mauritius
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- The Prime Minister of Mauritius, Navin Ramgoolam, Thursday paid tribute to women in his country for their contribution to the island's progress and economic development.
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Int'l Women's Day: IIED. UNFPA highlight need to promote gender equality
08 march 2012 15:11:54
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
- Residents of low-income and informal urban settlements suffer mostly from inadequate living conditions and limited access to services, which put a disproportionate burden on women's unpaid time and results in far-reaching consequences for their well-being, according to a new research.
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International Women's Day: IOM seeks safer migration for rural women
08 march 2012 09:06:19
Lagos, Nigeria (PANA)
- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Thursday called on the international community to implement measures aimed at ensuring safer migration for rural women.
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Equality Now urges integration of women's rights in post-revolution Egypt
08 march 2012 08:53:57
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
- Equality Now, an international lobby for women and girls' rights, Thursday expressed concern that Egyptian women's rights were eroding in the post-revolution era and called on Egyptian authorities to support the demands of its women on International Women's Day.
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International Women's Day: Global church coalition urges promotion of gender equality
08 march 2012 07:25:29
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
- Gender equality is central to meeting the needs of the world's poorest and most vulnerable people - men and women alike - according to a new ACT Alliance report launched Thursday to mark International Women's Day.
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UN chief wants rural women empowered for better society
07 march 2012 19:48:23
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, on Wednesday joined other senior UN officials on the eve of the International Women's Day in highlighting the potential of rural women to improve the well-being of entire societies if given equal access to resources and set free from the discrimination and exploitation that hold them back.
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IFJ, partners call for an end to "gender pay gap in journalism"
07 march 2012 15:26:08
Dakar, Senegal (PANA)
– A new report, jointly published by the global media rights body, International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), and WageIndicator, has called for an end to "persisting gender pay gap in journalism", as the world celebrates this year's "International Women's Day", on 8 March.
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Ban wants barriers against women's economic empowerment removed
07 march 2012 08:22:32
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for greater efforts to remove barriers that hinder women's full participation in the economy, citing lack of access to jobs, markets, credit and property as some of the impediments.
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UN official calls for women's political participation through quotas
02 march 2012 22:15:13
New York, US (PANA)
- Ms. Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director of the UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), on Friday highlighted the role of quotas to accelerate women's political participation, saying more hands-on measures are needed to achieve significant progress on this issue.
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UN Women to provide US$10.5m in grants for empowerment projects
02 march 2012 11:47:51
New York, US (PANA)
- The UN Entity for Gender and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) has said it will provide US$10.5 million in grants to organizations working to advance economic and political empowerment of women in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Europe and Central Asia.
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'47.6% of women in Tunisia are the object of at least a form of violence'
01 march 2012 22:42:58
Tunis,Tunisia (PANA)
– A national survey on violence to women in Tunisia carried out in 2010 has revealed that 47.6% of women have been subjected to, at least, one form of violence in their life.
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Migiro calls for systematic strategies to empower women in rural areas
28 february 2012 16:24:10
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro on Tuesday called for systematic and comprehensive strategies to empower women in rural areas to maximize their potential to combat extreme poverty and hunger, and help them facilitate sustainable development in their communities.
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UN experts task Morocco on gender equity policies
22 february 2012 14:37:47
New York, US (PANA)
- Independent UN human rights experts on Wednesday called on Morocco to consolidate and advance the country's achievements on women's rights by tackling gaps in its legal framework which put women at a disadvantage, saying that, ``domestic and migrant workers are at higher risk of having their rights violated''.
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IOM paints gloomy picture for trafficked Ugandan women
17 february 2012 17:42:31
Khartoum, Sudan (PANA)
- The international Organization on Migration (IOM) on Friday said that while trafficking of Ugandan women to Asia has increased recently, those already rescued and brought back home are subjected to a worse practice.
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UN chief calls on countries to listen to voices of women, youth
16 february 2012 19:10:22
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Thursday stressed the need
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Brazzaville hosts Central African young feminist forum
16 february 2012 10:42:09
Brazzaville, Congo (PANA)
- A three-day young feminist forum for Central African countries got underway in Brazzaville, Congo, Wednesday with 40 young women from Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Central African Republic and Chad participating, PANA reports from here.
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Migiro calls for economic empowerment of women
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New York, US (PANA)
- UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro on Tuesday
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Stakeholders unite to end Female Genital Mutilation in Sudan in 2018
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Khartoum, Sudan (PANA)
- Sudanese religious scholars, senior journalists and doctors held a special event here on Tuesday in a show of solidarity with the International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C), observed globally on 6 February.
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Economic empowerment of women, my priority - UN official
03 february 2012 08:16:31
New York, US (PANA)
- The Executive Director of UN Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), Ms. Michelle Bachelet, said on Thursday that her priority this year is to enhance the economic empowerment and political participation of women.
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Ban calls for more investment in women's education, health
27 january 2012 08:41:23
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on business leaders attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to increase their investment in women's education and health, to ensure their well-being and encourage their participation in the world economy.
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ITU launches web portal to help women pursue ICT careers
25 january 2012 06:04:18
New York, US (PANA)
- The UN International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has launched a new web portal focusing on helping girls and women to access job opportunities, training and career advice in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector.
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Workshop calls for institutions to support battered women
19 december 2011 20:50:21
Tripoli, Libya (PANA)
- A workshop in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, on the psychological and social support for battered women has called for institutional suppoty for victims of the inhumane act.
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UN expert urges greater efforts to tackle violence against Somali women
16 december 2011 20:44:09
New York, US (PANA)
- Ms. Rashida Manjoo, the UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women, on Friday called for greater efforts to improve the plight of women in Somalia, thousands of whom remain extremely vulnerable to discrimination and violence.
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Migiro urges eradication of sexual violence in Great Lakes region
16 december 2011 16:02:59
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro has stressed that efforts to restore peace and stability in Africa's Great Lakes region will not come to fruition unless the scourge of sexual violence is completely eradicated and justice systems are strengthened to end impunity.
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Africans urged to unite to tackle crises
15 december 2011 11:24:37
Dakar, Senegal (PANA)
- Director of international organization Femmes Africa Solidarité (FAS), Bineta Diop, has urged Africans to come together to deal with the various crises that are having a negative impact on the continent.
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Congolese women urged to be involved in public affairs management
27 november 2011 10:59:20
Brazzaville, Congo (PANA)
- The coordinator of the UNESCO Chair in Science Education, Prof. Samuel Mawete, has called for the involvement of Congolese women in the management of public affairs.
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UN envoy urges solidarity with sexual violence survivors
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New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General's Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Ms. Margot Wallstrom, on Friday marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women with a call for solidarity with the survivors of sexual violence in conflict throughout the world.
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UN chief tasks youths on ending violence against women
23 november 2011 20:43:49
New York, US (PANA)
- UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday called for engaging all of society, especially young people, to end violence against women, a scourge that spans the globe and takes many forms, including rape, domestic violence and harassment at work.
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UN chief calls for more donations to end violence against women
22 november 2011 21:17:38
New York, US (PANA)
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"Equality Now" names global director
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Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (PANA)
– Equality Now, an international non-governmental organization (NGO), working to protect the human rights of women around the world, Tuesday announced the appointment of Yasmeen Hassan as its Global Director.
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UN special representative for sexual abuse visits Côte-d'Ivoire
22 november 2011 16:37:52
Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire (PANA)
- The Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations for the fight against sexual violence in armed conflict, Margot Wallström, arrived in Abidjan, the Ivorian capital, Monday.
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- UN Deputy Secretary-General Asha-Rose Migiro on Friday called for greater effort to raise the number of women holding senior positions at the UN, saying that the majority of them remain in the lower ranks although more women are now being hired to fill management posts.
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Khartoum, Sudan (PANA)
- More than 100 Sudanese women, drawn from the three states of the region of Darfur, took part in an open-day dialogue on the role of women in peace in the embattled region, a press statement from the United nations African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) indicated Thursday.
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A RETIRED teacher and historian gives a comprehensive account of the great flood which devastated the Monmouthshire coastline over 400 years ago in his latest book.
Redwick resident and author, Mike Hall spent a year researching his latest book 'The Severn Tsunami? The Story of Britain's Greatest Natural Disaster'.
Mr Hall, 63, has written about the deadly wave of January 30, 1607, which affected villages including Redwick, Magor and the Gwent Levels and destroyed homes and farmland.
The book gives an account of the great flood and its devastating effect on the land and its people around the River Severn. It pieces together contemporary accounts with surviving physical evidence to create a fresh picture of the disaster.
He said: "Residents living around the river were brought face to face with the deadliest natural disaster in Great Britain's history. A brutal wave, over seven metres high, swept up the river and eventually flooded the land on either side killing thousands of people. For centuries those who survived called it an act of God, but modern scientific research has suggested it was actually Great Britain's first recorded Tsunami."
He questions if the flooding was caused by a Tsunami or storm surge but believes a storm surge is more likely, based on the evidence.
Mr Hall, who also wrote 'Monmouthshire Curiosities' and 'Lost Railways of South Wales' was inspired to write the book after 'Flood 400' – a church and community partnership – was set up in 2006 to commemorate the great flood in a series of events in 2007.
"There is a lot of information on the internet and in journals but no book for the ordinary reader," he said.
Researching, at Chepstow and Newport libraries Mr Hall found personal tales like the Monmouthshire Milkmaid who went to milk cows and was trapped by floods on what became an island, before being rescued by two men.
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Pinchas Gerszonowicz
Born: January 21, 1921
Miechow, Poland
Pinchas was born into a large family living in the town of Miechow in south central Poland. His father was a machinist and locksmith. Pinchas spent long days studying, either learning Hebrew in the Jewish school or taking general subjects at the public school. He belonged to the Zionist youth organization, Ha Shomer ha-Tsa'ir, and played left wing for a Jewish soccer team.
1933-39: At 13 I finished school and started work as an apprentice machinist and blacksmith in a building contractor's shop. When the German army invaded Poland in 1939, my parents decided that my older brother, Herschel, and I should flee to the Soviet-occupied part of Poland. We were on foot and no match for the motorized German division that overtook us about 150 miles east of Miechow. There was nothing else to do but return home.
1940-44: I repaired vehicles for the Germans in Miechow and later, at their Krakow airbase. In July 1943 I was deported to Krakow's suburb of Plaszow, where the Nazis had established a labor camp over a very old Jewish cemetery. There, I worked as a machinist and blacksmith with my father. Every day I saw Jews being shot by the SS guards or torn to death by dogs. The camp's commander, Goeth, always had two large dogs with him. All he had to say was, "Get somebody!" I never knew if my last minute was approaching.
Pinchas was deported to Auschwitz in early 1945. One of the few survivors of a two-week death march, he was liberated near the Dachau camp in April. He immigrated to the United States in 1948.


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Our First Real Snow & Chili!Posted by Elizabeth at 8:11 PM
Well we had the first real snow of the season! I guess that means ski season is just around the corner, yippee! While freakin' cold, it was absolutely beautiful today. Perhaps it's the fact that we were in the 80's last week and a sudden 30 degree day feels like 30 below, but it was FREEZING! The early season snow collecting on leaves still changing with the autumn season made it colorful yet amazingly white. Perfect for trying my hand at taking pictures. We went to the Bobcat/Weber State game today only to watch them get sorely beaten. I love to watch football in chilly weather, bundled up and toasty, but today pushed the limits. At halftime we decided to head to Buffalo Wild Wings to watch the 2nd half in warmth while eating plenty of wings.
We also decided that the perfect way to end the first real cold day of the season was to have a chili cookoff, just the two of us. I'm pretty sure I won. Yep. Eric may argue, but in all reality you know I'm the champ. Ha! Seriously though, we both made very different but awesome batches of chili. Mine is more of a classic, thick meaty chili while his is more stew like and much more spicy. To counter a certain buddy of mine that thought I may only follow recipes, here is how I made mine (without looking at a single suggestion). :)
Main Ingredients:
2.5 lbs ground beef
1 Sweet Onion
3 cans stewed tomatoes (chopped)
2 cans chili beans
1 can kidney beans
1 can pinto beans
1-2 cups mushrooms
Olive Oil
One bottle Black Widow Oatmeal Stout
Add to taste:
Garlic Powder (around 2 tbls)
Chili Powder (around 3 tbls)
Cumin (around 2 tbls)
Oregano (around 1 tbls)
Cinnamon (yep!) (around 1 tsp)
Salt (around 1 tsp)
So I started with a tablespoon of olive oil in a cast iron pot, added some chopped garlic and let brown slightly. Add onions and saute until softened. Add the ground beef and toss around until browned and the beef really breaks down (I like it in really tiny pieces). Sprinkle in some of the spices to let absorb with the meat. Finally add in the rest of the main ingredients and add spices until the taste is what you like. The more it simmers, the more the flavors come out, so go light on the spices until it simmers for a bit. Let it simmer for awhile to reduce the beer and thicken.
I'm really satisfied with this recipe, but the joy of chili is that you can adjust to your taste. Between the batch I made and Eric's we'll be eatin' chili for weeks to come. It freezes great too, so store in medium containers so you can pull out just enough to last a day or two.
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Do I smell a Griz/Cat bet in the future??
We got some snow on Sunday, but nothing at all like you or Billings got. Whew!
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Just another component of the scaremongers arsenal, but in joke form. But then project fear has always been a joke.
ireland does well out of the EU deal, without us paying for them to tag along they will have to pay more to be part of that club
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - In its final tune-up before the NEWMAC Championships, MIT hosted its annual Spring Invitational which featured 14 teams across multiple NCAA divisions. The Engineers performed well, highlighted by three first-place finishes from senior thrower Aline Thomas.
Thomas tossed 121'4" to win the discus and 40'3.5" in earning the top spot in the shot put, but her best effort of the day nearly equaled her standing Institute record as Thomas hurled 159'6" to easily out-distance the competition in the hammer.
Thomas accounted for half of MIT's six individual wins, with Amy Magnuson, Adrienne Bolger and Emily Hwang securing the other victories. Magnuson split 14.41 for a comfortable win in the hurdles, Bolger topped a slow field in the 800m with a time of 2:20.94, while Hwang and rookie Karin Fisher finished 1-2 in the pole vault. Hwang's winning leap cleared 10'11.75".
Earlier in the week, freshman Hazel Briner placed 11th out of 22 athletes at the Holy Cross Heptathlon. Briner's score of 3613 points over the two-day event set a freshman record and put her third on the MIT all-time list, while qualifying for both the New England Division III and the ECAC Division III Championships.


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This reminds me of the book "Secret Fighting Arts of the World" by "John F Gilbey" If you read the reviews just 5-10 years ago it was people thinking they found a link to the secret sauce, but now everyone posts about it being a great satire. All this changing after Robert W Smith coming out and owning up to it being a joke by himself and Donn Draeger.Keep safe and train hard/smart, Mark H
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Kim Kardashian and John Mayer have "gone out" together a few times since they were seen hanging out in NYC recently ... and sources tell TMZ they've totally "hit it off."
We're told the story in Page 6 -- that the two hung out with a bunch of people in NYC to see if there was any chemistry -- is totally true ... and after that John and Kim spent a couple of nights hitting the town by themselves.
One source close to Kim tells us it's "nothing serious" ... yet -- but she thinks John is a "really cool guy."
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This article examines the extent to which people in the UK were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2011 and how this compares with other EU countries and over time.
It shows that:
In 2011, 22.7% of the UK population were considered to be at risk of poverty or social exclusion, equivalent to 14.0 million people. This is lower than the EU average of 24.1%.
16.2% of people in the UK were at risk of poverty in 2011, down from 18.7% in 2008. However, this fall is at least partly explained by a real-terms fall in median income, leading to a reduction in the poverty threshold.
5.1% of people in the UK were considered to be experiencing severe material deprivation, compared with an EU average of 8.8%. The UK's severe material deprivation rate is broadly unchanged since 2005 when comparable figures were first produced.
The percentage of people who say they are unable to meet unexpected financial expenses has increased considerably since the start of the economic downturn, up from 26.6% in 2007 to 36.6% in 2011. The proportion of people unable to afford an annual holiday has also increased from 21.4% to 29.7% over this period.
The proportion of people in the UK living in households with low work intensity fell to 11.5% from 13.1% the previous year. Despite this fall, the level of low work intensity in the UK remains higher than in most other EU countries.
In 2011, 22.7% of the UK population were considered to be at risk of poverty or social exclusion according to the official EU definition. This is equivalent to 14.0 million people.
This measure combines a number of different dimensions of poverty and social exclusion into a single indicator. According to this definition, people are considered at risk of poverty or social exclusion if they are experiencing at least one of three conditions – having a household income below the poverty threshold, being severely materially deprived, or living in a household with low work intensity. Reducing the number of people in the EU at risk of poverty or social exclusion on this measure is one of the key targets in the European Commission's Europe 2020 strategy.
Looking at how this rate has changed over time, the proportion of people in the UK who were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the UK fell between 2005 and 2007, from 24.8% of the population to 22.6%. This was largely due to a reduction in the percentage of people living in households with low work intensity. However, since 2007, the rate has remained broadly unchanged.
In 2010, the proportion of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the UK was very close to the EU average (23.1% and 23.4% respectively). However, since then, there has been some divergence, with the EU average at 24.1% in 2011 (compared with 22.7% in the UK).
Looking at how the proportion of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion across the EU as a whole has changed over time, the rate fell between 2005 and 2009 from 25.6% to 23.1%, but since then has risen to 24.1% in 2011. The increase in the EU average since 2009 can be partly explained by large changes in the at-risk-of-poverty or social exclusion rates in Spain and Italy. The rate for Spain rose by 3.6 percentage points between 2009 and 2011 to 27.0% and in Italy the rise was 3.5 percentage points to 28.2%.
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In 2011, the UK had the 13th highest rate out of the 26 countries for which individual data is currently available. There was considerable variation in the rates across individual EU countries, with less than 16% of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the Netherlands and Czech Republic compared with 47.1% in Bulgaria.
In the UK, the proportion of people at risk of poverty fell by almost one percentage point between 2010 and 2011 from 17.1% to 16.2%, equivalent to approximately half a million fewer people. The decrease in the at-risk-of-poverty rate was largest for those aged under 18, for whom the rate fell by 2.3 percentage points.
Someone is described as being at risk of poverty if their equivalised disposable income (after social transfers such as direct income support, child benefits, and non-contributory pensions) is below the poverty threshold. This threshold is 60 per cent of national median equivalised disposable income. This type of relative indicator does not measure absolute wealth or poverty, but low income in comparison to other residents in that country, which in itself does not necessarily imply a low standard of living.
The most recent fall in the at-risk-of-poverty rate for the UK is part of a continuing trend. Since 2008, the UK rate has fallen 2.5 percentage points from 18.7%. In contrast, between 2005 and 2008 the rate was relatively constant.
These falls in the at-risk-of-poverty rate can be at least partly explained by the poverty threshold actually decreasing by £117 between 2008 and 2011, due to a corresponding fall in median disposable income from £15,068 to £14,873 in annual cash terms. Once inflation is taken into account, this is equivalent to a £1,702 fall in the median in real terms.
This fall in the income of those in the middle of the income distribution - and therefore the poverty threshold - may lead to households with incomes that were previously just below the threshold no longer being identified as at risk of poverty, even if their situation has not actually changed significantly.
This feature of relative poverty measures such as this highlights why it is often beneficial to consider them alongside other indicators of poverty and social exclusion in order to provide a more complete picture of people's situations. This is one of the main reasons that the Europe 2020 indicator combines this poverty measure with others on severe material deprivation and low work intensity.
2011 was the first year in the time period since comparable data has become available that the UK had a lower at-risk-of-poverty rate than the EU average, with the overall EU rate increasing slightly to 16.9% of the population. By far the biggest contributor to this increase in the EU average is Italy, where the rate rose by 1.4 percentage points, meaning that approximately 900,000 more Italians were at-risk-of-poverty in 2011 than in 2010.
In 2011, the highest at-risk-of-poverty rates were in Bulgaria (22.3%), Romania (22.2%), Spain (21.8%) and Greece (21.4%). The lowest rates were in the Czech Republic (9.8%), the Netherlands (11.0%) and Austria (12.6%).
Material deprivation figures complement relative poverty rates by providing an estimate of the proportion of people whose living conditions are severely affected by a lack of resources. The severe material deprivation rate measures the proportion of the population that cannot afford at least four of the following items:
To pay their rent, mortgage, utility bills or loan repayments,
To keep their home adequately warm,
To face unexpected financial expenses,
To eat meat or protein regularly,
To go on holiday for a week once a year,
A television set,
A washing machine,
A car,
A telephone.
In the UK, the overall severe material deprivation rate has remained broadly unchanged between 2005 and 2011, with 5.1 per cent of the population being deprived in 2011. Levels of severe material deprivation in the UK are significantly below the EU average of 8.7%.
Although overall levels of severe material deprivation in the UK have changed little in recent years, there have been some significant changes to the extent that people can afford individual items. In 2011, 36.6% of people felt that they would be unable to meet an unexpected but necessary financial expense, an increase 10 of percentage points from 26.6% in 2007. Over this period, there was also a substantial increase in the percentage of people who feel they cannot afford to go on holiday for a week, up to 29.7% in 2011 from 21.4% in 2007. There have also been smaller increases in recent years in the percentage of people who say they are unable to afford a car, to heat their home adequately or to pay their rent/mortgage, utility bills or loan repayments.
In the UK, the percentage of people who say they are unable to afford a television set, telephone or washing machine is negligible.
Across the EU there is a wide divergence in the severe material deprivation rate between countries. For instance, Bulgaria had the highest levels of severe material deprivation in the EU, with a rate of 41.0%, followed by Latvia and Romania with 30.9% and 29.4% respectively. In contrast, only 1.2% of the populations of Sweden and Luxembourg are considered to be severely materially deprived. Between 2010 and 2011, the largest changes in levels of severe material deprivation were in Bulgaria, Italy and Greece where rates increased by 8.6, 4.3 and 3.6 percentage points respectively.
Work intensity captures the extent to which working age members of a household are fully employed. People are defined as living in a household with very low work intensity where the adults worked less than 20% of their total potential during the previous year.
In 2011, 11.5% of people in the UK under the age of 60 were living in households with low work intensity – down 1.6 percentage points from 13.1% in 2010. The longer term trend has seen levels of low work intensity falling in the UK between 2005 and 2007 from 12.8% to 10.3%, before rising again during the economic downturn, to a peak in 2010.
Despite the recent fall, the level of low work intensity in the UK remains relatively high compared with most other EU countries (7th highest out of the 26 for whom data is available in 2011), and is above the EU average of 10.0%.
In 2011, the highest rates of low work intensity were in Belgium, Lithuania and Latvia with 13.7%, 12.3% and 12.2% respectively. The lowest rates were in Cyprus and Luxembourg (4.5% and 5.8% respectively).
The figures in this article are based on European Union Statistics on Living Conditions (EU-SILC). EU-SILC is coordinated by Eurostat (the European Commission's statistical agency) under EC regulation and provides cross sectional and longitudinal data on income, poverty and living conditions across Europe. In the UK, EU-SILC is collected by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) using the General Lifestyle Survey (GLF).
The General Lifestyle Survey (GLF) is a module of the Integrated Household Survey (IHS), formerly known as the General Household Survey (GHS). It is a multi-purpose continuous survey carried out by the ONS collecting information on a range of topics from people living in private households in Great Britain.
The data for other EU countries is collected by their national statistical institutes (NSIs). Overall EU figures are calculated by Eurostat and are computed as the population-weighted averages of the national figures.
The estimates for other countries, along with the overall EU figures were extracted from Eurostat's online database on 11th January 2013. Eurostat update their online database on a regular basis. At the time of writing, no data were available for Ireland.
The EU-SILC data are weighted to take into account different probabilities of selection and levels of response or different types of household and individual. For the UK, this weighting was carried out prior to the availability of the 2011 Census data, so does not take into account the latest population estimates. However, it is anticipated that the impact of these new population estimates on the EU-SILC weighting will be minimal.
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The share of people with an equivalised disposable income (after social transfers) below the at-risk-of-poverty threshold. This threshold is set at 60 per cent of the national median equivalised disposable income after social transfers. This type of relative indicator does not measure wealth or poverty, but low income in comparison to other residents in that country, which does not necessarily imply a low standard of living.
Disposable income is the total income of a household, including cash benefits and after tax and other deductions, which is available for spending or saving.
For the UK, the income figures reflect household's current income. For the majority of other EU countries, the income reference period is the previous calendar or tax year.
In order to reflect differences in household size and composition, these figures are given per equivalent adult. This means that total household disposable income is divided by the number of household members converted into equalised adults. Household members are equalised or made equivalent by weighting each according to their age, using the so-called modified OECD equivalence scale.
The modified OECD scale gives a weight to all members of the household and then adds these up to arrive at the equivalised household size:
1.0 to the first adult,
0.5 to the second and each subsequent person aged 14 and over,
0.3 to each child under 14.
The severe material deprivation rate measures the proportion of the population that cannot afford at least four of the following items:
To pay their rent, mortgage, utility bills or loan repayments,
To keep their home adequately warm,
To face unexpected financial expenses,
To eat meat or protein regularly,
To go on holiday for a week once a year,
A television set,
A washing machine,
A car,
A telephone.
This indicator reflects the proportion of the population which is unable to afford an unexpected, but necessary, expense equal to 1/12 of the national at-risk-of-poverty threshold using its own resources.
The work intensity of a household is defined as the ratio between the total number of months that all working-age household members (aged 18-59 excluding students) have worked and the total number of months those household members could have worked. Someone is defined as low work intensity if they are living in a household with a work intensity less than 0.2.
ONS published analysis of UK and EU at-risk-of-poverty rates for 2005-2010 in June 2012.
ONS published analysis of The Burden of Household Debt in Great Britain in January 2013.
The Stiglitz, Sen and Fitoussi report on the 'Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress' (2009) was commissioned in response to increasing concerns about the adequacy of current measures of economic performance, in particular those based on GDP figures, and about the relevance of these figures as measures of well-being. A number of recommendations were made, including to look at income and consumption rather than production, emphasizing the household perspective and giving more prominence to the distribution of income consumption and wealth. This article adds to ONS's growing literature on Measuring National Well-being by examining income distributions of households.
Eurostat produce a number of news releases and articles based on EU-SILC. More figures for all EU countries are also available through their online database.
The Households Below Average Income (HBAI) series is an annual publication by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) which uses Family Resources Survey data. HBAI data are used to measure existing UK government targets to reduce poverty. The publication analyses the income distribution generally, and the numbers and characteristics of low income households using equivalised disposable income. The publication covering the period 2010/2011 was released by DWP on 14th June 2012. HBAI poverty estimates are not directly comparable with those produced for EU-SILC. This is primarily because the two indicators use different definitions of disposable income. HBAI is the preferred UK policy measure, due to its larger sample size, though the EU-SILC indicator is used for this article due to its cross-European comparability.


text: Central California to Get New Cheese Processing Plant January 21, 2013 05:55 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By MILK Editors Email The Tulare plant will process 4 million pounds of milk a day from local dairies into American cheeses. Plans are underway to build a new cheese processing plant in the heart of California dairy country. CaliCheese Company plans to build the $250 million facility in Tulare, Calif. The proposed plant will process 4 million pounds of milk a day from local dairies into blocks of American cheeses such as cheddar, pepperjack and Monterey jack. The plant will also produce whey-derived products that are popular in Asia and for health drink supplements, as well as permeate, a byproduct that will be used as animal feed. "In our case, we're sitting right in the middle of the major California milk shed and therefore we'll be using up that milk to the dairy farmers benefit," project development manager Jeffrey Lee was quoted as saying in Western United Dairymen's Jan. 18, 2013 Weekly Update. News reports say CaliCheese expects to break ground on the facility this summer and to open in 2015. The automated, computerized 300,000-square-foot plant will be located on West Paige Avenue, near the Tulare waste-water treatment plant. Several other companies operate milk-processing plants in the Tulare area, including Haagen-Dazs, Land O'Lakes, Morningstar, Kraft and Saputo (which has two facilities). Leprino and California Dairies Inc. also operate dairy plants within a 30-mile radius. Lee said the Tulare City Council's Tuesday night approval to sell the property for just over $2 million means the company has almost completed the steps necessary to secure the $350 million financing needed to cover building the plant and related costs. Lee said locking up the site was also key to finalizing milk supply, which he said is also part of the financing process. The new plant is expected to bring 220 jobs to Tulare. Lee also said CaliCheese expect its products to be marketed "by a major industry entity" he would not name because the deal is not quite finalized, and will be distributed under a major brand name nationally rather than locally, as well as in Asia. Tulare County accounts for more than 27% of California's milk production, according the California Department of Food and Agriculture. County dairies produced more than 5.9 billion pounds of milk between January and June 2012. Back to news


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This event runs from 10:00am on the 30th April 2017, to 4:00pm on the 1st May 2017 and will take place at Allhallows Community Centre, Fletchertown SAT NAV CA7 1BS. It is being organised by Derwent Patchworkers, Jean Jayne 01697371424.
Sales table, raffle, tombola, traders table
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Missouri Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Program
Who is a peer counselor?
Women in the community with personal breastfeeding experience who provide information and support to other mothers.
"That's what it's all about…moms helping moms."
WIC Peer Counselor
What Does A Peer Counselor Do?
- Gives basic breastfeeding information and support to new mothers.
- Helps mothers achieve their own breastfeeding goals.
- Regularly contacts mothers during their pregnancy, during the early days of breastfeeding, and until the mother chooses to wean her baby.
- Refers mothers with concerns outside the peer counselor's scope of practice to appropriate lactation experts or healthcare professionals.
- Refers non-WIC mothers to other community breastfeeding resources, if they are not eligible for WIC.
- Is a role model for other WIC mothers.
How to find a peer counselor?
Missouri currently has 88 WIC agencies with peer counselors on staff. Click here to view a mapshowing which counties offer peer counseling. You can use the interactive Missouri map for WIC clinic location and contact information.
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Western Wayne's football team thrilled the home crowd with a 41-20 rout of Montrose
Western Wayne snapped its three game LFC losing streak in just about the best way imaginable Friday night.
The Wildcats used a combination of explosive offense and punishing defense to post a Homecoming victory over Montrose before a big, raucous crowd at Sharkey Rosetti Memorial Stadium.
Jayson Figueroa and Kyle Haines led the way. Figueroa rushed for nearly 200 yards and scored four touchdowns, while Haines passed for almost 200 yards and a pair of scores.
"Offensively, we showed much better balance and that's something we've been working hard on," Coach Donnie McDonough said. "I really like some of the things I saw and I hope we can sustain the momentum."
With this 41-20 win over the Meteors, Western Wayne improved its regular season record to a respectable 2-3. Next up for the 'Cats is a road trip to Taylor and a battle with Riverside.
"We always play them tough," Coach McDonough said of the Vikings. "Even when they were on their way to the state playoffs, we gave them a game. We match up well with them and I like our chances."
Opening kickoff for that Division II contest is slated for 7 p.m. Friday night.
Fast Start
Figueroa made his presence felt on special team in the first quarter.
Western Wayne's senior tailback brought the Homecoming crowd to its feet by returning a Montrose punt 65 yards for touchdown.
The Wildcats defense then forced the Meteors to punt and Figueroa struck again. Jayson's second return was also deep into enemy territory, setting the stage for Kourtney Harp.
A sophomore who spells Figueroa at tail, Harp made the most of his opportunity by breaking loose on a 22-yard touchdown run.
Kourtney also delivered a big play on defense by intercepting a Montrose pass.
"Kourtney is a very talented athlete," Coach McDonough said. "He's still young and a little bit raw, but he's improving every week. I'm expecting really big things from Kourtney the next couple of years."
High Gear
Western Wayne carried a 13-0 lead into the lockerroom at halftime, then came out and utterly dominated the third quarter.
Figueroa did the majority of damage. Jayson shredded the Meteors' defensive front for two more TDs. The first came from seven yards out early in the period, while the second covered 11 yards at the 5:46 mark.
"I'm probably starting to sound like a broken record, but we rely on Jayson a lot offensively and on special teams," Coach McDonough said. "He runs very hard. You never know when he's going to break a long one."
Figueroa got involved in Western Wayne's aerial attack next.
With time ticking down in the third period, Haines connected with his tailback for a 24-yard touchdown pass, increasing the Wildcats' lead to 34-6.
For his part, Kyle turned in his best performance in the season to date. He completed 10 passes for 175 yards and a pair of TDs.
"Kyle is standing tall in the pocket and going through his progressions with much more confidence," Coach McDonough said. "He's taking ownership of the offense and that's exciting to see."
Seal the Deal
Montrose entered Week Five with zero wins and zero points scored.
While the Meteors are still searching for that elusive first win, they did finally manage to find the endzone.
Troy Ely hooked up with quarterback Patrick Parks on a 78-yard touchdown toss. William Hewes led the rushing attack with 133 yards on 27 carries.
Haines struck once more to seal the deal on a thrilling Homecoming victory.
Kyle's favorite target in this particular night was freshman wideout Scotty Walck, who hauled in five passes. However, it was sophomore tight end Brandon Tuite who capped the scoring.
Tuite found his way into the endzone from seven yards away and earned high marks from his rookie skipper.
"Brandon is growing up fast as a football player," said Coach McDonough.
"He's also starting at one of our inside linebacker spots and doing a nice job. Brandon really stepped up out there tonight."
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How To Make Chocolate Filled Mini Turkey Tarts
There's something magical about desserts that look like they took an eternity to make, but really don't. This recipe can be whipped up in less than 15 minutes and perfect for kids to lend a hand with — plus it puts to use specialty cookie cutters (like this turkey) that only see the light of day a few times a year!
What You Need
1 recipe pie dough (we won't tell if you use store bought, it works fine)
1 bag chocolate chips (peanut butter and butterscotch are great too!)
1 egg
sanding sugar
1 pastry brush
cookie cutters of choice
parchment paper
baking sheet
small bowl
1. Gather & Pre-Heat: This recipe is rather assembly line in nature, so having all your ingredients ready to go makes things infinitely easier. Pre-heat your oven to 375 degrees to get things going.
2. Whisk Egg: Mix 1 whole egg in a small bowl until combined. Set aside, but not too far from your baking sheet so there's less drips!
3. Roll Out Pie Crust: If you're using homemade, your goal is 1/8 of an inch. It doesn't have to be perfect, but as close as possible is always a good thing. If using store bought, unroll or thaw slightly and slip out of the pan onto a lightly floured surface.
4. Cut Your Shapes: You'll need two of everything, so cut as many pieces as possible in even numbers. The smaller your cutter the more you'll end up with, the larger it is, the less you'll end up with (obviously), but remaking extra dough is no big deal once the first batch hits the oven.
5. Place On Baking Sheet: Place 1 layer of dough cut outs on the baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Leave an inch between each (more if it's handmade dough and slightly thicker) piece. Save the tops for a different step.
6. Add Filling: Add a small amount of chocolate chips (say a tablespoon for large ones, less for smaller), making sure to keep them in the center of each shape and keeping them away from the edges.
7. Seal: Using the pastry brush, run a line of egg wash around the outside of the filling on the edge of the pie crust. Place the top piece over it and gently press the edges together. You shouldn't have to press hard as the egg does the work for you, but making sure all the edges touch is imperative to having them come out of the oven without leaks!
8. Wash and Sprinkle: Go over the top of each tart with your egg wash and gently sprinkle with granulated sugar or sanding sugar of your choice.
9. Bake: Allow tarts to bake for 10-15 minutes (depending on size) or until golden brown. Allow to cool on parchment paper before transferring to a cooling rack (though the entire sheet of parchment paper can be moved to a rack to reuse the pan for the next batch).
Additional Notes:
You can use almost anything as filling so if you're running low on chocolate chips (or chips of any kind for that matter), don't despair and try a little peanut butter and jelly, or even just jelly. Stray bits of candy, marshmallows or even a bit of cheese can get the job done if you're looking for a healthier alternative.
Need Some Help Perfecting Your Pie Crust?
• How To Make Pie Crust From Scratch
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VANCOUVER - Chris Higgins scored at 3:41 of overtime to give the Vancouver Canucks a 3-2 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes in NHL action Friday night.
Vancouver squeaked out the win after squandering a 2-0 lead in the final 10 minutes of regulation time.
The Canucks (16-10-5) posted their fourth win in five games while the Coyotes (16-8-5) suffered their third loss in four outings.
Higgins scored after he kicked the puck away from Phoenix centre Mike Ribeiro in the Vancouver zone and then raced down left wing and beat Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith with a quick shot to the far side.
Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo recorded 37 saves for the win as Smith stopped 29 shots in defeat.
Jason Garrison and Henrik Sedin also scored for Vancouver.
Antoine Vermette and David Moss responded for the Coyotes.
The Coyotes rallied in the final 10 minutes of the third period after trailing 2-0 at the end of the second.
Both teams produced 10 shots in a scoreless first period. Luongo stopped David Moss on a rush up the middle in the first five minutes, and Daniel Sedin almost scored while flat on his stomach near the Phoenix net.
Garrison opened the scoring on a power play in the first minute of the second period as he wired in a slapshot from the point less than a minute after Oliver Ekman-Larson took a holding penalty.
Vancouver's power play has now scored in seven consecutive games.
Sedin put the Canucks ahead 2-0 in the final minute of the second period. The play started as Ryan Stanton came out of the penalty box, snared the puck and launched a three-on-two with Daniel and Henrik Sedin.
After botching a pass to Daniel Sedin just inside the Coyotes' blue-line, Stanton made a nice recovery and retrieved the puck off a Phoenix defenceman. Stanton then quickly sent it to Daniel Sedin, who set up his brother for a one-timer that beat Smith cleanly.
Through much of the first 40 minutes, the crowd serenaded Luongo with "Loooo" almost every time he made a save. But the Coyotes never quit working and were finally rewarded for their efforts with a pair of quick goals.
Vermette pulled the Coyotes within a goal midway through the third period as he beat Luongo with a high slapshot from just inside the Vancouver blue-line after the Canucks got lackadaisical with the puck while trying to move it out of their zone. The Phoenix goal came moments after Vancouver's Jannik Hansen missed an open net at the other end of the ice.
Then, just two minutes and 21 seconds later, Moss, standing on top of Luongo's crease forged a 2-2 tie as he put in the rebound off Rob Klinkhammer's shot from the side of net.
Notes: Before the game, a moment of silence was held for late South African president Nelson Mandela, who died Thursday at the age of 95. ??? Coyotes captain Shane Doan sat out due to illness. Meanwhile, defenceman Derek Morris missed the game after leaving the club to attend to a family matter. ??? Andrew Alberts replaced defenceman Alex Edler in Vancouver's lineup. Edler is sidelined indefinitely with a lower-body injury.


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If nothing else the imminent arrival of a new year brings around a period of reflection.
Not only have we had plenty of time to consider the ups and downs and outcomes and happenings of last season, but we're also halfway into the new one.
In this respect it's a perfect time to celebrate or commiserate the respective triumphs and/or shortcomings of the footballing calendar year that will soon be at its end.
However, perhaps more pertinently, it also presents an ideal opportunity to mull over the prospects of the year to come.
As is the case with most people, the turn of the year offers many footballers a chance to either begin their quest for good form anew or a struggle to ensure it does not slip away from them.
Here we look over the players who, for differing reasons, can be expected to have momentous 2014s.
With the World Cup steadily creeping over the horizon and a blank canvas on which to paint, we select the top 10 stars you really need to keep and eye on as of January.


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MOHNTON, Pa. - Leasing Due to the heavy rains from the nor'easter soaking Southeastern Pennsylvania, the 42nd annual P.C. Richard & Son Pennsylvania Dutch Classic presented by Penske Truck Leasing has been canceled.
Maple Grove Raceway and the NHRA Northeast Division made the decision Friday morning as the wet weather was soaking the grounds and creating flash flood conditions.
There will be no rain date as Maple Grove's schedule is full through October and the first week of November.
"We love this race and we didn't like to do this," said MGR vice president/general manager Lex Dudas. "We have held 'The Dutch' for over four decades and we appreciate the racers and fans who have supported it over the years. We look forward to seeing everybody back here in 2014."
Racing will resume on Saturday, Oct. 19 with the 10K Footbrake Nationals.
For more information, contact Maple Grove Raceway at (610) 856-9200 or visit www.maplegroveraceway.com.


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The Mets lost Friday night in a game they might have won had they had any offense – or anything left over from their last game in San Francisco. Unfortunately, we all know it doesn't work that way.
R.A. Dickey pitched well enough to win most games, and that's the real point. Dickey has pitched well on traditional rest. Going to three days might be a huge mistake. Reportedly, the Mets aren't sold on it and let's hope it they don't buy.
The only answer is more major league arms, of which the Mets don't have. I'm not saying Derek Lowe is the answer, or any recently released starter. But, the closest thing the Mets have to an option if they are to remain competitive for the rest of the season is to keep Dickey on normal rest.
Yes, he's a knuckleballer, but not in the conventional sense. Also, it isn't just taxing the arm, but the entire body. Dickey has developed into one of the game's most reliable pitchers, and part of his success in his routine.
Don't mess with it.