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Bedford mens 4s play in the east hockey leagues, Div 4SW. League matches are played on Saturdays captained by Robert Moulam & all home games are played at Bedford Hockey Clubs home ground, Bedford Sports & Hockey Centre.
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Alinka Echeverria is a Mexican visual artist. Her photography and video work lies at the crossroads between documentary practice and fine art. She uses her background in anthropology to create visually rich, diverse and compelling narratives.
I was commissioned to develop a visual identity and website that would reflect her practice. From our numerous conversations, it became apparent that there is never just one way of looking at her work; the combination of artwork formats – 2D, 3D, moving image or use of braille – offer a plurality of narratives and multiple 'journeys' through which the displays can be explored.
I took the idea of plural sensory navigation in Alinka's work as a basis for her identity. The mark and embossing stamp are written in braille and we as latin script; it looks abstract to the naked eye but can also be understood by anyone who can read braille when printed material is picked up.
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Veer, a young man from a rural village, learns on his wedding day that the people whom he thought were his parents arnt. After an attempt is made on his life by unknown gunmen, whom he kills them all using martal arts skills he didnt know he had, he learns that all of his dreams of a past life are real and that for the past three years he was raised by the couple after finding him in a river, half-dead with five bullet wounds in him. The search takes Vir to Bombay where he soon regains his memory and finds his real name to be a Muslim game marksman named Ali and is targed by criminal bigwigs and corrupt government officials whom he used to work for and betrayed him after hiring him to assasinate various underworld criminals and then framed him for the murder of an innocent chief minister.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro Breaks Ground at New Club in Rockwood
On July 21st, Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro (BGCP) held a groundbreaking ceremony at its new site in the Rockwood neighborhood of Gresham. Community and business leaders, Club staff and families joined together to hear about the vision for the new facility and helped put the first shovels in the ground. Gresham's Mayor Shane Bemis, Oregon State Senator Laurie Monnes-Anderson, Oregon State Representative Carla Piluso, and a representative from US Senator Ron Wyden's office were on hand to speak to the value a Boys & Girls Club brings to the community and its youth.
Former Police Activities League Center (PAL) youth, Chelsey Francis, and former PAL staff member, Mathias Mauk, spoke about the void left in that community when the Center closed and the community's excitement for the new Club. BGCP's 2015 Youth of the Year, Bryan Gastelum Plata participated in the program and shared the positive role the Clubs have played in his and his family's life.
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The new Club will be located in the center of the Rockwood neighborhood at the corner of southeast 165th and Stark Street. Open School East is building on the site and will be complete this summer. Open School will share the Club's gym and kitchen facilities. New Avenues for Youth will lease space in the Club. The ultimate vision will include a campus of youth services to provide a unique collaboration of much needed wrap-around services for kids and families' ages zero to adult.
"This campus of services, including Friends of the Children just blocks away, will provide a valuable continuum of coordinated services so no child falls through the cracks," said Erin Hubert, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro.
BGCP's Catalyst Campaign for Rockwood is an $11.6 million effort created with three intentional priorities to include $9.4m to construct the new Club facility, $1m to endow a maintenance reserve that will ensure the facility will continue to function optimally for years to come, and an additional $1.2m for operations, which is equal to three years of operational capacity for new the Club. Early supporters of the campaign include the State of Oregon, the Bill & Ann Swindells Charitable Trust, Precision Castparts, Nike, The Epping Family Foundation, The Johnson Charitable Trust, The Collins Foundation and the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, the Oregon Community Foundation, the Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation, Fred Meyer, The Standard, and the Comcast Foundation.
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Getting your baby used to bottles
Whether you are bottle feeding with expressed breast milk or formula, not all breast fed babies switch to bottles easily in the beginning. If your baby is not taking to the bottle, try:
- Warming your baby's milk before feeding.
- Letting someone else feed your baby (leave the room so your baby can't see you or smell your breast milk).
- Try holding them in a different position, such as propped up against your front and facing away from you.
- Experiment using different types of teats or warming the teat first.
- Allow your baby time to "play" with the teat - to chew and lick it. This is part of their way of familiarizing themselves with the new teat and often occurs prior to learning how to suck from it.
Choosing the right time to introduce a bottle
- You're advised to wait until breast feeding is firmly established before introducing a bottle of expressed breast milk or formula - as a guide, that's around six to eight weeks. This is because it takes this long to encourage a good supply of milk and introducing bottle feeding before this time may make it difficult to establish a good supply.
- Because the mechanics of sucking milk from a bottle are different than from a breast, it may take your baby some time to get used to the change.
- If you are returning to work, give yourself at least two to three weeks prior to your start date to work through any new challenges you may face, such as how to sterilise bottles, baby accepting milk from a bottle, and how to bottle feed.
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Make sure you have all the equipment you need: bottles, teats, sterilisers etc, and carefully read the instructions for making up your feeds.
Helping your baby adjust to bottle feeding
Some babies take longer to adjust to bottle feeding than others but there are things you can try, such as:
- Try offering the bottle a bit earlier than regular feeding time so baby is hungry but not so hungry that they will become frustrated with the change of nipple.
- Try feeding your baby milk (expressed breast milk or formula) at different temperatures - some babies prefer body temperature (like breast milk) while others prefer it cooler.
- Experiment with different teats.
- Ask someone else to feed your baby and leave the room so they can't see or smell you. Your baby may be less confused if someone else is feeding them instead - just for the introduction phase.
- Use a toy or music to distract them while they feed.
- Try feeding your baby using a sipper cup if they are over six months old and finding a bottle difficult to get used to.
- Express some breast milk to bottle feed with - the familiar taste may help your baby get used to feeding from a bottle.
- Let your baby play with the teat to get familiar with it. They may lick or chew on it which is their way of understanding it. The sucking may start after that.
- If your baby has a dummy, then try using a teat that is similar. Sometimes warming the teat first may make it more easily accepted.
- Try feeding your baby in a different position until they are used to taking a bottle and then you can hold your baby as you usually would for a feed.
- Stay relaxed - if you're relaxed it will help them settle down too.
- Be patient. It may take time, but your baby should get used to feeding from a bottle eventually. It's normal for many babies to push a bottle away and protest initially. With comfort and perseverance babies adjust in time, but the last thing you want is a battle or negative associations with a bottle. If after a few attempts baby refuses, leave it for a day and then try again.
- Don't breastfeed immediately after but delay it around 10 minutes or so and do something else before giving the breast so your baby doesn't associate bottle refusal with breast gain.
Bonding with a bottle fed baby
Be sure your baby gets the same amount of one-to-one, nurturing and cuddly time with you and a bottle as they did with you and the breast. Babies love the closeness of breast feeding. So if you're bottle feeding, you can encourage bonding by giving your baby lots of skin contact when feeding. Talk to them, sing to them and make plenty of eye contact with them too.
It can take time to work out a mixed feeding routine that both you and your baby are comfortable with, so try to be patient. If you'd like some advice on combination feeding or have questions on introducing a bottle we are here to help and have a range of support options available eg. Email support Have a look at www.babysmiles.com.au/shop for more information on what type of support would suit you best.


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What did the world look like as it was transforming into the horrifying apocalypse depicted in "The Walking Dead"? This spin-off set in Los Angeles, following new characters as they face the beginning of the end of the world, will answer that question.
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This is a fascinating tour through the city of Dubai, also referred to as the City of Gold, we will explore a contrast between the past and present. The journey begins at The magnificent Jumeirah mosque and continues along the Jumeirah beach road, This is the most luxurious urban area in Dubai. We pass in front of the Mercato Themed shopping mall and stop for photographs at the Burj Al Arab (Arab Tower) Hotel.
We then head along the skyscraper area of Sheikh Zayed Road, also referred to as little Manhattan, where we pass by the Emirates Towers and Dubai World Trade Center.
Then we drive along the Zabeel road, passing by the palace of Sheikh Mohammed, as well as the Sheikh Rashid palace, (No photography). We now head towards the Dubai creek, where we will stop for photographs of the creek side. We pass by the Al Bastakiya's old-wind tower houses, which were built by the wealthy merchants of the past. Our next stop takes us to the historical Al Fahidi Fort, which has been converted into the Dubai Museum. The Museum is the 200 year-old restored Palace of Sheikh Saeed, which has important Records of pearl diving and trading activities that went on. The tour takes us to the Abra station, where we will take an Abra (water ferry) to cross to the opposite side of the creek, as was done in the not so distant past. We then set out on foot as we Navigate through the bustling alleys towards the spice and gold.
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Pepe Rodriguez
Director of La Roya Recovery Project
Gonzalo José Rodríguez Marcucci (Pepe) is an agronomist with a master degree in rural development from Cornell University. He plans, implements and evaluates rural development projects, and currently has trained over 5,000 participants in a variety of program-related work. He was instrumental in establishing Mujeres Chajulense, our women's savings and micro-credit program in San Gaspar Chajul that started with 20 women participants in 2007 and today has over 1,000 participants with a 0% default rate in microcredit. After many years working in the field of organic agriculture, Pepe began investigating the application of Efficient Microorganisms in 2003. He has experimented with their use of the years and has applied their treatment to plants, animals and even himself and family for improved health benefits. He is the main advisor for our La Roya Recovery Project, promoting the usage of microorganisms to control the coffee rust fungus la roya on small scale coffee farms in Central America.


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Jerry Sandusky Scandal
2 Pa. congressmen ask NCAA to end Penn State scholarship reductions
The NCAA is now facing more pressure from lawmakers to lessen the blow of its sanctions against the Penn State football team.
U.S. Rep. Glenn Thompson, R-Howard Township, co-signed a letter with Rep. Charlie Dent, R-Allentown, asking the NCAA to reconsider the Penn State football team's 40 scholarship reduction as part of the sanctions that were levied against the university in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal and the release of the Louis Freeh report.
Thompson, who publicly opposed all the sanctions, said the scholarship penalty is particularly irksome because it may deny young men the chance to get a college education.
"It was a terrible situation that occurred, but the punished student-athletes had nothing to do with this," he said.
The sanctions also included a four-year bowl ban, the loss of more than 100 wins and a $60 million fine.
This is the third letter that Thompson has co-signed and sent to the NCAA. The first two involved keeping the $60 million fine in Pennsylvania.
Thompson said, based on the previous correspondence with the organization, that the letter most likely won't sway it, but it's something he hopes the NCAA takes seriously.
"I would hope that the NCAA would revisit this with an open mind and rely on more information than just the Freeh investigation and do their job — do their investigation the way they are supposed to."
The one-and-a-half-page letter said the congressmen were "dismayed" by the NCAA's decision to deny 40 potential students the access to higher education.
Dent said in a news release that the NCAA is hurting students.
"They are hurting young people who are completely innocent of anything relating to the Sandusky situation and who through no fault of their own are being denied a chance to get a great education," he said in the release.
The congressmen also cited Penn State's historically high graduation rates as a reason why the penalty should be lifted.
This letter comes just weeks after Gov. Tom Corbett filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA asking all the sanctions to be removed, and Thompson said he supports that decision.
There are no more plans for future correspondence with the NCAA, but it's something Thompson said he will continue to look at as time goes on.
Also Monday, the state Senate Appropriations Committee unanimously advanced to the full Senate a measure sponsored by panel chairman Sen. Jake Corman, R-Benner Township, that would require the $60 million in fines assessed on Penn State by the NCAA to remain in the state. A full Senate debate and vote could occur as early as Wednesday.


text: Video: Justin Bieber One Less Lonely Girl OLLG (Washington DC) by jbz 5/08/2013 | 5:53 35 Posted in News Justin performing OLLG at the believe tour at the Verizon Center in Washington DC (Aug 3). Watch video: Tags:believe tour, concert, OLLG, one less lonely girl, washington dc Related Bieber News Justin Bieber Performs in Monterrey, Mexico #PurposeTour 2/15/2017 -VIDEOS Justin Bieber Performs "What Do You Mean?" on the Today Show concert series in NYC -VIDEOS Justin Bieber Performs Shirtless at Calvin Klein Event – Hong Kong (11/06/15) [VIDEOS+PICS] Justin Bieber & Fans at Make-A-Wish Event + Mini-Concert 5/27/2015 (VIDEOS) Comments K 26/10/2013 | 6:43 I was there too! She's really nice! Her name is Nicole. I wish I was the OLLG but she deserved it too. Reply Nicki 14/08/2013 | 1:57 I been the OLLG before. I was so so Happy. I love you. Reply nicole 13/08/2013 | 11:51 he was wearing a shirt?!?!!?! lol jk but she was staring at his tattoo if i was the ollg i would of LICKED his tattoos i wouldnt give a damn if he sweaty that makes him SEXIER Reply stefany rodrigues 6/08/2013 | 2:24 i lovbe you justin bieber to forever ♥ Reply Echo 6/08/2013 | 12:41 Y dose he have his hand on her thy? Reply Lizzie 6/08/2013 | 10:06 At least he is not touching Selena thigh. Reply Bieber Girl 6/08/2013 | 12:32 Another Lucky Belieber being Justin's OLLG…she's soooo lucky being in front of Justin like OMBbBbB ♥ Reply ♥belieber&jelenator♥ 6/08/2013 | 11:31 i am not jelly or anything but Justin's hand it like right in that pic she is so damn lucky Reply BelieberSelenator 6/08/2013 | 10:32 OMB no other artist does this but Him !! Best idol!<3 Reply Maria Bieber 6/08/2013 | 10:30 I LOVE HIM ,JUSTIN IS THE BEST N HES NOT GAY. Reply BelieberSelenator 6/08/2013 | 10:29 the media is a lie ! Justins behavior isn't bad!!! He's so sweet' he would never do those things! haters need to respect him! trust me we are bigger then them!!!! Reply BelieberSelenator 6/08/2013 | 10:22 Vote for Justin at the mostn famous awards Reply Jennifer 6/08/2013 | 3:25 How can I get to be the OLLG. Please ! Reply ♥belieber&jelenator♥ 6/08/2013 | 11:34 you have to tweet Allison Justin's manger Reply selenator, david conway 5/08/2013 | 11:37 the only thing that have to leave that fansite of selena gomez zone fansite , is her old tv show and walt disney web page of wizards of waverly place , selena gomez zone fansite .com just to save want,s left of that fansite kalani , david Reply Kalani 6/08/2013 | 2:06 STFU freak. I don't know why you bring my name in to it. Reply selenator, david conway 6/08/2013 | 4:51 i love to tell you kalani why every one on that fansite of selena gomez zone fansite was hurting me and my computer and they were hurting walt disney production company name , just at the same time to , and just look at the harsh and nasty comment,s just about me and the way that every one think that i will hurt and do some thing bad to selena gomez , it does,nt sound like you are a big fan of selena gomez , kalani just think that i will touch selena gomez and to the little children as well and kalani is saying to me i am a freak and to old and to look creepy looking , and kalani said as well just at , selena gomez zone .com web site , i am pyshco killer , is that want kalani feel,s about me that way and just a,long with unknow,n girl turn of my , computer as well , is that right thing to do , love david Rogy 5/08/2013 | 11:09 Awww, baby.. !! So sweet It's amazing pic- <3 Reply sofia 5/08/2013 | 8:08 i was at that concert but i already knew i want going to be the ollg cause i got far tickets and they only pick the ollg in the front and plus im probably to young to be the ollg im so sad Reply Emma Grace Bieber 5/08/2013 | 8:41 I feel the same way I'm only 13 but I would die if they picked me Reply Kalani 5/08/2013 | 6:04 Any girl is lucky to have justin as a boyfriend. But I really hope Selena gets back with him. Reply Kalani 5/08/2013 | 6:01 Aww so sweet and adorable. I love justin. He's so hot. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Name * Email * Website Current ye@r * Leave this field empty


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If 2012 is the year you plan to start your own, then be sure that you have a good business plan in place. Here's why.
A comprehensive business plan can mean the difference between seeing your new business flourish and having it fail before it's even really started.
A business plan has two core functions. The first is well-known: it serves as a proposal to banks, leasers and investors when starting a business. The second purpose is to act as an operational document – a preset guideline – for when the business starts its operations. In both cases, a business plan is an essential and very useful document, and it is vital that you write one for your new business venture.
What is a business plan?
Essentially, a business plan is a document that explains and promotes a new or prospective business. Its goal is to explain what the business will achieve, why this product or service is needed and how the owner and stakeholders will operate the business. It acts very much like a jobseeker's CV: it highlights the benefits, advantages and necessity of the venture, while outlining its future potential. A business plan should be concise, should only include relevant information and should highlight the benefits of the new business.
The parts of a business plan
· Preliminary materials: Your title page, executive summary and project introduction.
· Product or service: Describe what your new business is planning to offer the market.
· Marketing and sales strategy: Describe why the product is necessary and important, and how you plan to market it to the public.
· Organisational structure and personnel: Describe the form your business will take (for example, partnership or close corporation) and outline which skills and people you will need.
· Legal requirements: Outline the laws and regulations your business needs to comply with.
· Financial plan: Lay out the business's budget, costs and other financial matters, like investment needs.
· Risk strategy: Describe the biggest risks to your business and outline how you plan to mitigate or eliminate them.
Business plan as proposal
A business plan used as a proposal should promote the new venture or idea to potential investors, banks and lenders, as well as to prospective business partners. It should emphasise the need and uniqueness of the product being proposed, and should chart the realistic future growth of the business. Keep the tone positive and promotional, but do not over-exaggerate the potential or financial returns of the business – it is better to underestimate and have bigger returns than to disappoint investors.
Business plan as operational document
A business plan used as an operational document should outline in relative detail the goals, intentions and milestones that the business aims to reach. It should serve as a roadmap for the business's daily operations, in order to keep the operations on track and in line with the original purpose. Businesses run the risk of losing their focus as day-to-day upkeep overtakes the bigger picture: the operational business plan is a reminder of what the company wants to achieve, and how it plans to get there. Aspects such as the marketing strategy, future growth plans, legal requirements and the risk strategy are especially useful for this purpose.
The part-time University of Cape Town (Law@Work) Start and Manage a Small Business course starts on 13 February 2012. Call Nikita on 021 447 7565 or visit www.GetSmarter.co.za for more information about the course.
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Like many folks today, I watched the BlackBerry 10 event (see the source link for the full BlackBerry 10 event video). I find these types of launch events to be fascinating. While they do not make or break a product, they can often set the tempo for the months to follow. Apple, of course, is famous for its product launch events. Amazon has done a particular good job with its launch events, and Google is no slouch (if less refined). The less that is said about Microsoft's launch events, the better (see the Surface launch for the gory details).
Where then, does the BlackBerry 10 event fall on that scale? Probably a tad below Amazon. This is due to several factors: people, devices, and software.
With regard to the people aspect, the results were mixed. BlackBerry (formerly Research in Motion) CEO Thorsten Heins was not very personable. That's not to say he was unlikeable, but rather that he was very bland. If you want to create a mental image of what I'm talking about, imagine Apple CEO Tim Cook but with 50% less personality. Steve Jobs, this man is not. However, he wasn't the star of of the show here. That award goes to Vivek Bhardwaj, BlackBerry's Head of Software. This guy is a natural on the stage. His presentation of the BlackBerry 10 software features was smooth, relaxed, and intriguing. Keep a watch on his career, folks.
The devices suffered somewhat in the presentation. Heins showed both the Z10 (referred to as the "Zed 10", which I find pleasing to the ear) touchscreen-based device and the Q10 keyboard-based device. I think there was a real missed opportunity here. While both devices were described on stage with their respective feature lists, I do think that BlackBerry should have spent a bit more time convincing us of the design qualities of the devices. Apple is a master of this. The folks at Engadget have an interesting review of the Z10, by the way. It seems like the Z10 is a solid (if flawed) device.
The BlackBerry 10 software was the best part of the presentation, especially in Bhardwaj's capable hands. The BlackBerry Hub feature integrates just about every major communication method (email, text, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) in an easy-to-glance UI. The Hub feature is bolstered by BlackBerry Peek, which lets users 'peek' at the hub from any screen in any app without causing the app to pause (including video). BlackBerry Flow is probably the best multi-tasking UI I've seen on a mobile device. Perhaps the best feature for modern smartphone users is BlackBerry Balance, which lets users separate apps (and more importantly, data) into "personal" and "work" profiles with a UI that allows for seamlessly transitioning between the two.
It looks like BlackBerry has put together a competent (if uneven) story for what it provides to users. It will be very tough to dislodge Google and Apple from their entrenched positions as the market leaders, but this is a good start for BlackBerry's attempt to regain its former glory.


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Bedford Swifts fell to a 24-17 defeat at Deepings in their Midlands Four East South encounter on Saturday.
In front of a good crowd, which included Swifts' Director of Rugby Josh Buggea, Deepings went ahead when their marauding front row powered over.
Swifts were in need of a response and it came, but not as they had wanted.
They spent around 15-20 minutes in the opposition half, but this pressure only amounted to three points.
Deepings scored again, and the conversion sailed over, as the hosts led 14-3 at the interval.
In the second period Deepings turned up the pressure,using the first phase play well and some missed tackles allowed them to score another try.
This time it wasn't converted which kept the away team in the game.
Swifts rallied and Gareth Tindall took the game forward by making some decisive carries with the ball.
Carl Payne also produced a number of breaks but was caught by their equally fast winger to stop a certain try.
However, Swifts continued with their momentum and returning flanker Rob Rowland popped up after multiple tap penalties to power through the Deepings line to score, with the extras making it 19-10.
Swifts dipped once again to allow Deepings' powerful prop over the line, however the touch judging from the home player left a lot to be desired.
With the conversion missed, Swifts once again ramped up the pressure with James Harley, Solomon Sohota and Rob Rowland taking the ball forward well. as Ashley Mattin spun a pass for Andrew Stocks to ghost over the line.
The conversion made it 24-17, but Swifts couldn't find another score.
This weekend, Swifts host Birmingham Exiles in the Midlands Junior Vase.


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Do you remember your Grandmother's linen closet & china cupboard? To me my Grandmother was Nana & I am Nanalulu to my grandchildren. I am delighted to be able to offer you beautiful linens, ladies handkerchiefs, gifts, and home decor from around the globe. Exquisite embroidered table and bed linens just like your grandmother may have brought from the "old country". Lovely hankies both new & vintage in print, monograms, and embroidery. Stunning Belgium lace wedding handkerchiefs for the bride to be. Cupcake Baking accessories for the young and young at heart. Vintage and new buttons for collectors.
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"RiverWebs" Film Screening
Friday, May 6th, 2016
"RiverWebs" is an award-winning documentary from Freshwaters Illustrated. This film focuses on river ecosystems and the science behind them. Learn about the pioneering work by Japanese ecologist, Dr. Shigeru Nakano, and be inspired by the profound impact his life had on the scientific community. Run Time: 57 minutes
Click on the photo above to view the movie trailer. Click here for more information about the movie on the Freshwaters Illustrated website.
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Members of the Tuesday Elks Men's League and the Tuesday Women's League formed mixed teams and played a special round of golf to raise money for Oswego County Opportunities' (OCO) Cancer Services Program.
Golfers made donations, and additional money was raised through a variety of drawings held throughout the day for items donated by supporters of the Cancer Services Program. According to Tuesday Women's League member and organizer Tina Bourgeois, the event raised a total of $1,262.
OCO's Cancer Services Program offers free screenings for breast cancer, cervical cancer, and colon cancer to uninsured men and women ages 40-64. The program, which partners with over 25 medical providers in Oswego County, receives funding from the New York State Department of Health and from the Susan G. Komen Foundation of CNY.
"Additional funds received through local organizations and caring community members such as the group of golfers at Stone Creek Golf Club allow OCO's Cancer Services Program to extend its services to younger age groups," said Program Manager Carolyn Handville. "This is the fifth year that these teams have raised money specifically for OCO's Cancer Services Program. Their efforts are extraordinary and I commend them for their generosity."
For the second year in a row the Elks' Men's team was able to join the women on the golf course. "The enthusiasm of the Elks' Men's team and their generous donation were greatly appreciated. We enjoyed a day of camaraderie that brought everyone together to show their support for such a worthy cause as OCO's Cancer Services Program. It's a great way to give back to our community and I'm glad to say that our tournament has gotten bigger and bigger every year. I was especially pleased that we were able to have it at my home course, Stone Creek Golf Club. Owners Will Weimer and Scott Baker were excited to host the event. They painted all the women's tee boxes pink and assisted us in anything we needed," said Bourgeois.
"Additionally, the support we received from Sandy Kunzwiler and Gabby Griffin at the course and the donations we received for our drawings from Ellen Gaffney and Paul and Denise Stepien were also instrumental in the overall success of our tournament," added Bourgeois.
"To see this fun loving group all dressed in pink to help support OCO's Cancer Services Program is heartwarming to say the least", said Handville. "Their ongoing efforts to help the community are amazing."
Administered through Oswego County Opportunities, the Cancer Services Program Partnership of Oswego County offers a number of cancer screening services including colorectal cancer screenings, clinical breast exams, mammograms, and pap/pelvic exams. These screenings are available free of charge and play an important part in maintaining good health. For more information about the program, contact Carolyn Handville at 315-592-0830 or visit www.oco.org.
Did you know ... Oswego County Opportunities is celebrating 50 years of service to the Oswego County community in 2016! To learn more about OCO's past, present and future, visit www.oco.org.


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Jesus called his first disciples at the Sea of Galilee (cf. Mk 1:16-20) and later said to them: "You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit" (Jn 15:16). Christ, the Head of the Church and Lord of all creation, continues his salvific work in our own time. The ministerial priesthood is a privileged share in his work. As the life of Christ was consecrated to the authentic proclamation of the loving will of his Father, so too the life of priests should be consecrated, in the name of Christ, to the same proclamation. The priest is called to assist the bishop in his threefold responsibility of teaching, sanctifying, and governing. The priest must be a teacher of the Word, a minister of the sacraments, and a pastor of his flock. Pope John Paul II reminded us: "Without priests the Church would not be able to live that fundamental obedience which is at the very heart of her existence and her mission in history, an obedience in response to the command of Christ: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations" (Mt. 28:19) and "Do this in memory of me" (Lk. 22:19; cf. 1 Cor. 11:24), ie., an obedience to the command to announce the Gospel and to renew daily the sacrifice of the giving of his body and the shedding of his blood for the life of the world." (Apostolic Exhortation Pastores Dabo Vobis, 1).
In his 2007 World Day of Prayer for Vocations address, Pope Benedict XVI further taught: "The People of God, organically structured under the guidance of its Pastors, lives the mystery of communion with God and with each other, especially when it gathers for the Eucharist. The Eucharist is the source of that ecclesial unity for which Jesus prayed on the eve of his passion: 'Father…that they also may be one in us, so that the world may believe that you have sent me' (Jn 17:21.). This intense communion favors the growth of generous vocations at the service of the Church: the heart of the believer, filled with divine love, is moved to dedicate itself wholly to the cause of the Kingdom." Priests are ordained to act in persona Christi, 'in the person of Christ', to bring Christ to others and others to Christ.
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RISING – Eliphino
Eliphino. LF. I know. The moniker of 23 year old Tom Wrankmore who looks set to be the next bright young thing to break out of the post-dubstep ghetto with his gorgeously crafted beats, rich with emotion and longing. Sketching a neon line over dense, buzzing drums and nervous percussion his sound sits somewhere in between the best bits of bass and something far more ethereal.
Marking the edges of his own sonic universe with deft use of repetition, sampling and locomotive beats Eliphino first caught our attention when he appeared on Gilles Peterson's Brownswood Electric compilation with 'Let Me Love You Forever'. A toy-town melody reduced to a simple refrain join vocal samples atop frantic drums. The song moves along on a barrage of repetition and yet never becomes boring. It simply buries the feeling deeper into your mind with every listen. Quietly releasing music for over four years, first with his Out Of Phase EP and later his Made Seasons EP –a selection of strung out instrumentals – it was his inclusion on the Brownswood compilation that bought him to the attention of the wider world.
Moving from Leeds, to Manchester and now to London Eliphino began DJ'ing at 15, and was crafting beats on an MPC not long after. He was a resident DJ at Drum Major in Leeds, playing host to Hip Hop's great and good including slots with Madlib and Q Bert, before taking a residency at Hoya Hoya when he moved to Manchester. It was in Manchester that he also supported Flying Lotus and Tokimonsta and playing alongside these beat pioneers he picked up a production tip or two utilising the experience to forge his own distinct sound.
Now residing in a Seven Sisters (London) warehouse, he is about to drop the record that will tip him into the stratosphere – the Undivided Whole EP. Released on new label somethinksounds, the four tracks touch on everything from the emotion of Sasha, to the disembodied nervous beats of post-garage London. The Undivided Whole is a journey through a post everything club landscape where all that matters is the feeling distilled in the music. Having had his four latest tracks on constant repeat, I have no doubt that measured against the barometer of 'good music' Eliphino stands head and shoulders above the copycat beatsmiths.


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Gen Y is Changing the World
And Britt Bravo is showcasing how:
My job was to help them integrate some of their experiences into an action plan of next steps towards figuring out how they wanted to make an impact in the world. One of the things that struck me was that unlike my generation, Gen X, where a room full of "do-gooders" would have all been people majoring in education, sociology and other social sciences, many of these students were majoring or interested in engineering, product design, symbolic systems and business. They wanted to integrate social responsibility into their work, and make a decent living.
Indeed this may be the biggest point of departure between the generations when it comes to giving and changing the world. Gen Y isn't afraid to ask the "Why not?" kinds of questions and seek to blaze a new trail or combine sectors and people and jobs that have never been in the same ballpark before in order to initiate and bring about a new kind of change.
For me, that's why I've jumped in with both feet when it comes to the social entrepreneur world and why I believe our old models of giving and change must be drastically altered or else the biggest problems of our time will continue on.
It's past time for a new kind of charity, a new kind of nonprofit, a new kind of public/private partnership and a new kind of difference-making.
I, like Bravo, firmly believe that Gen Y will be the ones to make it happen. Indeed, they already are.


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Just in Time for Tonight's MTV VMAs: Demi Lovato Goes Solid Blond
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Demi Lovato is blond again! The star, who experimented with pink and blue dip-dyed highlights recently, debuted a solid gold hue just in time for her performance at the MTV Video Music Awards tonight. "I changed it actually six times this year," Lovato said on Live! With Kelly and Michael when asked how often she shifts shades. "I think this is my favorite now, just because it's the color I have and I don't feel like changing it!" Do you like her new look? Tell us in the comments! Plus, catch Lovato's VMA performance tonight, starting at 8 PM EST on MTV.
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Super Hand Poker
In the original Triple Play (or 5-, 10-, or any other multiple of hands played), the bottom hand is played like any video poker machine. You are dealt five cards, and after you decide what to hold, you are dealt cards to finish your five-card hand. But in Triple-Play, there is only one step to follow. After choosing your held cards, they are held in all three hands and then you draw to each hand as separate
Super Hand Poker is a new twist on Triple Play Poker where you are dealt 3 independent hands. Super Hand Poker was first introduced at the 2015 Global Gaming Expo. The only New England casino to include it at this time is Mohegan Sun.
- Super Hand Poker can usually be found in nickel, dime and quarter denomination.
- Don't expect great paytables. Mohegan Sun had 6/5 JOB and 8/5 DDB.
- Without max bet, it acts like a usual Triple Play format. Max play doubles your bet, with the extra 15 credits adding the best possible hand swap.
- Volatile? – yes. Fun? I thought so. If you are dealt a Flush, FH, or 4-of-a-kind (or even a Royal), it is swapped to the bottom giving you three hands of that payout. You could then change the hold, if, for example, you were looking for a kicker with quad aces.
- Any winning dealt hands are paid, and then the hand with the highest expected value is selected for the next round of play in traditional Triple Play fashion.
According to Michael Shackelford of the Wizard of Odds website, EV percentage is as follows:
- 6/5 Bonus Poker – 97.8%
- 6/5 Bonus Poker Deluxe – 95.8%
- 10/8 Deuces, with both Full house and 4OAK = 4 – 97.48%
- 8/5 DDB ( at Mohegan Sun) 97.00%
According to the Wizard, "You can never go wrong with accepting the game's determination of the best hand to put on the bottom. Sometimes it will be a tie, in which case you can switch with an equal hand, but it will neither help nor hurt you. For which cards to keep and discard, you may use conventional video poker strategy."
Here's how it works:
Three independent hands are initially dealt. Notice when all three hands are dealt the best possible hand was at the top.
With max bet, the game picks the best of the three hands and swaps it to the bottom. Now, the best hand is the beginning hand for the draw an hold, with the option of swapping another hand. Much like Dream Card Poker, the best hand choice is consistently correct, as far as I noticed with strategy for JOB and Double Double Bonus. The game will automatically put the best starting hand, as measured by expected value, on the bottom.
Notice above, you get paid for any made hand on the draw before holding for the Triple Play draw. Below you see the Kings were held, followed by the draw and the final payoff of hands, ending the game.
I had a blast playing this game. It is slow due to the additional steps to complete play. If game you are looking for a full-pay, grind it out type of video poker, don't bother. But sometimes gambling is about the fun and the expectation of a big payout. Should it replace $1 Full Pay JOB for serious play at Mohegan Sun? No.
But like I said, it was fun. Try it – and if it drains your bankroll quickly but you still want high volatility, play Powerhouse Poker or Super Draw 6 Card Poker in the same row, Earth casino.
That's all for now. Tomorrow we take a look at some upcoming promotions for the Kentucky Derby!


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Articles in the Team Trials Category
Canadian Freestyle Team Trials, Canadian Team Trials, Feature Story, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials »
When: August 23rd and 24th 2010
Where: Point Break on the Kananaskis River
Hosted by Aquabatics.
48 Paddlers from accross the country turned up at the Canoe Meadows Campground to register and make their bid for a position on the Canadian Freestyle Team.
They came from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and The Yukon!
Monday August 23rd 2010:
Monday was a warm sunny day and with the Canadian Rockies as the back drop the competitors gathered to challenge the hole at Point Break. The feature proved to be very challenging and with a few …
2009 World Freestyle Championships, Feature Story, Team Trials, WK Pro Event Coverage »
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Missoula, MT – The future of freestyle kayaking looks bright if results from the US National Freestyle Kayak Team Trials are an indicator. Kayaking's version of the ratpack, teens Jason Craig, Dane Jackson begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting, Jordan Poffenberger and Lauren Burress all turned in impressive performances as they battled in various divisions for the chance to represent the US at World Championships in Germany next summer.
Jackson, 16, not only qualified but outright topped the winner's stand in three …
2009 World Freestyle Championships, Feature Story, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials, WK Pro Event Coverage »
Crowds surge, stakes rise as US Freestyle Kayak Team trials moves toward finals
Missoula, MT – It was a day of high anxiety as competitors battled on Brennan's Wave on the Clark Fork River to try to make the final rounds of the US National Freestyle Kayak Team Trials. At the end of the day, a total of 21 men, women and juniors will earn the right to represent the United States at the International Canoe Federation Freestyle Kayak World Championships in Platting, Germany next summer.
As the field dwindled today, the …
2009 World Freestyle Championships, Feature Story, Festival Coverage, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials, Throwdown Results, WK Pro Event Coverage »
Dane Jackson – 105 points
Jordan Poffenberger – 80 points
Brad McMillian – 45 points
Jeremy Laucks – 35 points
Eli Helbert – 25 points
Jeff Campbell – 10 points – – – CUT LINE
Jake Ament – 0 points
Women's K1
Emily Jackson – 600 points
Devon Barker – 470 points
Jessie Stone – 460 points
Erin Clancey – 335 points
Haley Mills – 300 points
Kat Levitt 295 points – – – CUT LINE
Alley Fontenot – 260 points
Nicole Mansfield – 250 points
Amy Jimmerson – 200 points
Jessica Yurtinus – 190 points
Elaine Campbell – 190 points
Cheyenne Rogers – 75 points
Nathalie …
Feature Story, Team Trials, WK Pro Event Coverage »
This summer World Kayak will be in Missoula, MT as this fun town plays host to the 2010 USA Freestyle Kayaking Team Trials. Our coverage will be via an online stream hooked directly to the event's MC and include interviews from the field and as much footage as we can get.
When the dust settles the best kayakers will be crowned National Champions and selected to represent the United States at the 2011 World Championships.
The feed will be found on a number of sites, including worldkayak.com, worldkayakblogs.com/throwdown and at some of …
Feature Story, Festival Coverage, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials, WK Pro Event Coverage »
A few surprises occurred in the US Team Trials Semi and Finals today. Competition kicked off once again at 9:00 AM promptly, highly unlike kayakers. The top 5 men, top 3 women, top 3 jr men, top 2 jr women, top 2 OC-1 were decided through an amazingly close competition and included some major upsets as well.
The wave continued to be an extremely challenging feature to deal with as at times the wave would green out and flush the competitors off of the wave, however that did not keep all …
Feature Story, Festival Coverage, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials, Uncategorized, WK Pro Event Coverage »
I just checked Boatertalk and I believe the lack of comments deems it a success, The one comment of the nice video was very nice as well. We kicked of the official launch of World Kayak TV today during the preliminary round of the US Team Trials.
World Kayak brought in a total of 8300 viewers throughout the day, which in the kayaking community is unheard of. World Kayak is truly bringing the competition home to the viewers, its original intent. We will continue to bring live coverage the remainder of …
Feature Story, Pro Circuit Results, Team Trials »
Starting Saturday, May 30th, 2009 World Kayak, H2oDreams (Chris Wing) and Elevation Lifestyle Network will be coordinating to bring you the full US Team Trials LIVE via the web. World Kayak and Chris Wing will be streaming LIVE from the rocks in Glenwood Springs Colorado as the hopefuls in all divisions take to the wave. Broadcast begins at 9am (subject to change of course) and runs through to the last ride. We will be interviewing and picking up the play by play live as the comp unfolds. the stream will …


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With a host of holiday happenings and a flood of festive fêtes, this time of year can get to be a bit overwhelming when it comes to one's social calendar. All the more reason to carve out a day for a little me-time, which is why we turned to designer Joseph Altuzarra and asked him to compile his ideal New York holiday outing. From the Financial District to the Upper East Side, he's crafted the perfect jaunt to take in all the sights of the season. And because you're taking yourself out for a day on the town, feel free to spruce up with his Pre-Spring '17 collection, which we took for a spin while test-driving Joseph's itinerary with model Amanda Googe.
"This season the Altuzarra woman is a little edgier and a bit more tapped into the quote-unquote 'downtown' of New York, which played a role in picking these places," he tells us. "In a way, it was a very New York collection. There are a lot more elements of what you might traditionally think of as cool—leather mixed with lace; plaids that have been over-dyed and bleached; drippy, disintegrated prints. There's a lot of textile play that draws from Americana and rock-n-roll, but with a twist it. In a sense, it's less polished than some of my previous collections have been."
Scroll on to see where Joseph's plan for the day took Amanda, then head to Barneys to check out the new collection that inspired this festive excursion.
To get in the holiday spirit, Joseph recommends kicking off the day with a visit to The Beekman, downtown's beautiful new hotel. "We just moved into our new offices in the Woolworth Building, and The Beekman is right next-door, so it's sort of become a de facto hangout for us," he tells us. "It's very cozy around Christmas and beautifully decorated."
In speaking about the Pre-Spring '17 collection, Joseph confesses that he drew inspiration from an unusual source: a late-'80s film called Frantic that stars Harrison Ford and Emmanuelle Seigner. "The movie itself is not a masterpiece by any means," he jokes, "but what was interesting was its style—the wardrobe is very late-'80s French girl rock-n-roll, but influenced by America. It's the U.S. seen through the eyes of a French girl, which resonated with me since I'm bicultural and a lot of the brand's natural codes are both American and French."
"The Christmas market in Union Square is just quintessential New York," Joseph says. "It's so fun to do my Christmas shopping there and find trinkets and stocking stuffers for everyone on my list."
While doing a bit of holiday shopping may already be on your list, Joseph explains that for him, it's actually the very best part of the season. "I love gift-giving, so I spend a lot of timing looking for the perfect gifts. I don't go to the tree-lighting or many other New York happenings. A lot of it for me is just trying to find amazing gifts for people."
From Union Square, it's just a short walk westward to arrive at the newest Barneys outpost, our Downtown Flagship on 7th Avenue. "Barneys is my home away from home!" Joseph gushes. "I live literally across the street from this new store and am here every single weekend without fail." While shopping, he makes sure to stop on the third floor for a quick pick-me-up at Freds.
"I love books for myself and also love to gift books, so when it comes to shopping for them, there's no place better than Rizzoli—without a doubt, it's the most beautiful bookstore in New York. When designing my collections, a huge portion of my inspiration always comes from books."
"Since I'm always looking for that perfect gift, I do spend a lot of time at both the new Barneys downtown and the Madison Avenue flagship. It's almost an addiction!"
While crossing people off your holiday list, be sure to treat yourself as well. There's no better place to do so than at Freds Downtown, especially since we've just launched Fry Days at Freds. Every day—even weekends!—stop into Freds at our Chelsea flagship between 4:00 and 7:00PM to sample one of our specialty cocktails or wines for only $10 and receive a complimentary order of our famous signature Belgian Pommes Frites. Now every day can be Fry Day!


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Time for the final look in my Valentine's Day lookbook! Something a little more intimate and cheeky for the night time if you know what I'm sayinnnnnnnn ;) Unfortunately for me I'll be in bed on my own in the most comfy, unflattering PJs but if I did have a special someone, I'd pop on this pretty little underwear set and dusty pink slip, both surprisingly from Primark. I think the cover up is actually meant for the day, but thought it would look super cute with this set. I'd also like to add - please don't everyone lose your shit over photos of someone in their underwear. Oh my god scandal, someone is feeling confident and not afraid to show it. If you're feeling good girlies, embrace it and flaunt it! It's your body, YOU DO YOU BOO BOO.
Photos again by the lovely Katherine McMorran - Instagram & website.
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If Amazon's user ratings are at all accurate, people are really interested in small, cheap, and water-resistant Bluetooth speakers. This is understandable: There are few places where the magic of wireless music feels more natural than in the shower.
The problem is that many of these speakers sound mediocre. The Polk Boom Swimmer Jr., however, does not.
It has the same flaws that any diminutive speaker has — namely, there's just not enough there for it to produce much bass or space — but it plays loud and rich for its size, with decent detail in the mids, and little distortion until you reach maximum volume. We wouldn't rank it above the JBL Clip+, our favorite sub-$50 speaker, but it's not far off.
Plus, the Clip+ isn't waterproof. (Only splash-resistant.) The Swimmer Jr. is, with an IPX7 rating that lets it survive for a half hour in up to 3 feet of water. It won't skip a beat in the shower, and there's a good chance it'll stay alive if you knock it into the pool. One look at its bendy tail should tell you that it's a meant for the former, though — aside from simply being unique, it makes it easy to wrap the Swimmer Jr. around a showerhead, bike handle, or anything else that can be looped around.
The only issue is that you really have to use that tail. The whole thing is just too small to handle the noise it puts out; try laying it out flat, and it'll bounce and flop around like the music is trying to literally get out of the speaker.
At about 7 or so hours, the Swimmer Jr.'s battery life isn't bad, but it's not great either.
Nevertheless, this is as affordable as it gets for a competent-sounding, truly waterproof (and pretty cute) Bluetooth speaker. If you want to liven up your mornings on the cheap, the Swimmer Jr. is worth a look.
Polk Boom Swimmer Jr., $39.99, available at Amazon.
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High School Basketball
Manual, NewCath advance in LexCath tourney
Manual Coach Jimmy Just credited defense for his team's 79-71 overtime victory over Bardstown on Friday, three weeks after Bardstown beat the Crimsons 77-64.
"We were probably a little more consistent defensively than the first time around," Just said after Manual's win in the Republic Bank Holiday Classic at Lexington Catholic.
The Crimsons advance to play host Lexington Catholic in Saturdays quarterfinals.
Manual's defense rescued it in its rematch with Bards town. The Tigers led 63-59 with less than two minutes left in regulation when Manual pressured them into three straight turnovers.
Manual cashed four of six free throws to tie the game.
"We really picked up our defense in the second half and overtime," Crimsons junior Dwayne Sutton said. "Our press was the difference."
Bardstown then made what Coach James "Boo" Brewer considered a fourth turnover in a row. "We shot a deep three when we shouldn't have," he said. "We never recovered."
Bardstown suffered its first loss in eight games this season.
Manual's balance was also a key to its victory.
TyRon Horton, a 6-foot-3, 245-pound junior, came off the bench to muscle his way to 16 points and 11 rebounds.
Sutton had 16 points and eight rebounds. Chris West had 15 points off the bench. Point guard Nick Reed chipped in with 12 points and five assists.
Horton was a difference-maker inside. He got Bards town big man, 6-6 Seivon Schooling, in foul trouble, and had nine points and six rebounds in the second half.
Horton made up for being assessed a technical foul when he entered the game in the first half. He was wearing jersey No. 42 instead of his assigned No. 24.
"He just picked up the wrong jersey. Must've looked at it upside down or something. But we'll cut him some slack," Just said with a smile.
Bardstown was led by Tvon Johnson's 21 points, and Schooling's 15 points and 12 rebounds.
Newport Central Catholic 64, Cordia 63 (2OT): Down 63-61 in the closing minute, NewCath got two free throws from Ben Weyer with 42 seconds left, and one from Grant Moeves with one second on the clock to pull out the victory.
Drew McDonald, a 6-7 junior, had 22 points, 16 rebounds and three blocked shots. McDonald had a buzzer-beating layup at the end of the first overtime.
Jake Schulte also had a big game for the winners with 16 points, 10 rebounds and three assists. Weyer added 15 points and five rebounds.
Cordia trailed most of the way, but Oumar Keita, a 6-11 eighth-grader, had a buzzer-beating basket to tie it at the end of regulation. Keita also put the Lions ahead 63-61 with a basket with 1:11 left.
Anthony Tagaloa led Cordia with 21 points. J.J. Catchings had 15 points, and Christen Cunningham had 12 points, eight rebounds and three assists.
Pleasure Ridge Park 52, Bryan Station 45: Antonio McDaniels converted two free throws to cap a 9-0 Panthers run to keep second-ranked PRP alive in the winner's bracket.
Marcellous Washington's three-pointer trimmed the Panthers' advantage to 44-43 with 2:15 left to play. McDaniels answered Washington's three-pointer with his own on PRP's next possession. Lamontray Harris converted an and-one dunk to push the PRP lead to 50-43 with 1:03 to go.
Harris, a senior forward, led the Panthers with 21 points and 17 rebounds. McDaniels finished with nine points and three steals.
Deandre Bradford's 12 points for the Defenders were a team high. He went 5-for-7 from the field.
Lafayette 86, Augusta 46: The 10th-ranked Generals entered the second quarter up 17-14 before scoring 14 unanswered points in the first two minutes en route to a 35-point period.
Augusta, losers of three straight after opening the season 8-0, shot 37.8 percent for the game while Lafayette connected on 59.4 percent of its shots.
Harrison Lane and Jackson Davis led four Generals in double-figures scoring with 14 apiece. Davis also pulled down 10 rebounds while playing just under 13 minutes.
Brent Bach scored 15 points and had four assists to lead the Panthers.
Scott Co. 67, Hazard 47: Trent Gilbert hit five three-pointers in a 25-point outing for the No. 3 Cardinals, who earned their eighth consecutive win while handing the Bulldogs their third loss in four games.
Gilbert finished went 9-for-20 in 27 minutes of action. He led the Cardinals with six assists and also had five rebounds.
Scott County pulled away in the third quarter after holding a nine-point lead entering the halftime break.
Josh Hollan and Christopher Hudson, both seniors, scored 16 and 14 points respectively for the Bulldogs. Hudson was a defensive bright spot for Hazard, pulling down 11 rebounds and adding two blocks and two steals.


text: Congressman Peter Welch-D, stood with Planned Parenthood Monday and took part in a press conference urging Vermonters to stand up against the Trump Administration's proposed changes to Title X funding. Advocates and state democratic leaders warned that the proposed changes not only undermine a woman's right to an abortion, they also threaten access to basic health care services for many Vermonters who depend on Planned Parenthood for their care. The proposed changes would halt federal funding for any health care clinician who advises their patient on abortion services or refers them for an abortion. The federal government is currently soliciting comments on the proposed Title X rule change through July 31st. Last week, Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan, put a portal on his website in order to encourage all Vermonters to submit comments opposing the change to Title X regulations that would "adversely impact equal access to reproductive healthcare in Vermont." To submit comments before next Tuesday, July 31st click here. To read the comments VMS sent earlier this summer as part of the Vermont Health Care Coalition click here.


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To continue my research for my white paper I came to realize I may have to broaden my topic. While my first proposal focused very specifically on the societal benefits of organic/sustainable food sources, I have come to terms with the fact that I may need to branch out. While staying in conjunction with that original topic I believe it makes sense to slowly expand to the overarching issues of food production in our nation (which undoubtedly affects the entire world). For this week's proposal I will focus on the government involvement with Proposition 37- a simple "right to know" initiative that requires food that is genetically engineered or contains genetically modified organisms to be labeled. Continue reading
Tag Archives: election
Campaign Finance Reform
Campaign Finance Reform
Business Proposal
Political Campaigns in America, where democracy is a highly valued necessity, have a unique place in society. During Presidential campaigns, candidates become quasi celebrities and spend hundreds of millions of dollars promoting themselves. During the month of September in 2008, Obama raised over $150,000,000 which shattered all previous fundraising records. He went on to raise over $770,000,000 total during his 2008 presidential campaign (ABC). These enormous sums of money are donated by individuals and institutions and are protected in some instances by the first Amendment of the constitution as "freedom of speech." Which such a large amount of capital being donated and spent during political campaigns in America, the practice needs intricate rules and regulations. Continue reading
Creating Voter Fraud While Trying to Prevent It
As we grow nearer and nearer to election day (November 6), I chose to look at a controversial law that hits close to home. Recently, Pennsylvania has come under fire for its controversial Voter ID law. The law requires voters to show proof of identification through a PA drivers license, identification card, or Passport. The goal of the law is to prevent voter fraud.
Let's Get Quizzical….
Sing my title to the tune of…
A lot of people in our generation (especially at prominent private universities) have a common phrase to describe their political affiliation. I think we all have heard someone say that they are "fiscally conservative, but socially liberal." There are people who honestly believe that it is possible to support liberal social programs and maintain them without a certain level of taxes. I personally have viewed myself in this light without ever taking the time to recognize how implausible that belief really is. Continue reading
Prison Reform and the Failing War on Drugs
With many important issues this election including the budget deficit, unemployment rates, social security, and medicare, it is not surprising that a lot of other issues are being put on the back burner.
One issue of importance to me is the over-population of our incarceration system.
Am I Who I Thought I Was?
My quiz results from The Pew Research Center told me that I was a Strong Liberal along with 14% of the other people who took the quiz. The results page showed on some of the 20 questions where I stood in terms of where they placed me compared to the rest of the general public. I liked the quiz and felt as though it gave me the result that I believed it would. While I am a Political Science minor and my parents follow politics incredibly closely, I have never felt like I was a political aficionado. That is why I would not have been surprised to get a different result back.
Campaign Finance: Time for Reform?
Although I tried to go for the "fun" post this week by taking a quiz revealing my political stance, I found the quizzes to be too overwhelming. I also didn't like being labeled into a category where I did not believe all of the fundamental ideas. That said, I decided to look more into the structure of politics to educate myself more on how it all works. The financing of campaigns and the regulations purposed upon it were of particular interest. This has been an issue of much debate as campaign financing has the ability to affect our very democracy, our regulation of corruption, our control over fair elections, the quality of leadership, and our ability to handle current problems.
Political Party Overload
Based on your responses,
YOU are a… Post-Modern
Along with 13% of the public


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Directing the Cognitive Traffic
Barbara Ganley writes about the importance of using class time to talk about student blogs:
As edubloggers are increasingly concluding, blogging does not replace the need for f2f time; quite the contrary--I have had to ADD a weekly workshop session to the course since introducing blogs. The students crave more time in class to talk about what transpires on the blog--the more they read one another's work (which now they can do freely and continuously, commenting, linking, trackbacking etc on the blog), the more they want to talk about it; the more they post open-ended, freewheeling discussion topics, the more they want to continue these discussions in class as well as online. The time in class enriches the blogging experience which extends the classroom experience. And on it goes.
I find that this is especially important in the lower grades. Blogs cannot exist only online, they have to be talked about during class time. They have to occasionally be extracted from their virtual domain and talked about as texts that result from and contribute to class discussions and everyday face to face interactions.
In fact, I find that one of the most effective ways of building a class community of bloggers (at the elementary level) is to talk about blogs in class, look at them in class, and read them together. I do not mean that we need show and tell sessions but I find that whenever I mention specific blogs in class, point them out for some specific reason, student engagement increases exponentially. They like being recognized for their work and when I do it online, on my own blog or in the form of comments, it does not often have the same effect. Yes, students feel empowered when their work is mentioned on my blog but, at the same time, the effect of mentioning their work in class seems to be even greater. They do enjoy discussing their own work and that of their classmates.
My experience so far has shown that younger students do benefit from this kind of interaction. They see it as an opportunity to verbalize their thoughts and talk about the writing process, about how they found ideas (online articles, interviews) and how they constructed their responses. These discussion sessions often lead to more writing - they have a tendency to refresh their energies and re-ignite that writerly spark which can wane if blogging becomes the only focus.
I have been teaching process writing for years but it wasnt until I started using blogging that I realized how this technology encourages students to talk about writing as a process. It helps them realize that texts are not perfect documents that we learn to spew out. It helps them learn that texts are always in the process of revision. They learn that even after they post their carefully proofread entry, someone will inevitably come along, ask questions, and force the writer to take another look at the work he or she has written. Of course, we all know that it doesnt take place with every text but, when it does happen, students learn what it really means to write.
While face to face discussions about blogs are certainly important, I have also found that my teacher blog has had a very positive effect on community-building. I find that my approach is similar to that of Barbara Ganley, who writes,
I stay off the blogs as much as possible. The blogs are for student exploration and discussion--not for me to guide and teach and dictate.
I do not get involved in the discussions and exchanges that take place online. I rarely post comments. However, I do maintain my own blog and use it to comment on what is happening in the class blogosphere, post prompts, refer my students to specific resources. When I first started doing this, I was concerned that the blogosphere might become teacher-centric, that my blog would dominate the blogosphere and become the central place from which all other blogs and ideas originate. I experimented and subsequently learned that instead of becoming the central blog of our community, my blog has been subsumed into it. My voice is not a dominating one. It has become part of the community, it has become one of the many voices that constitute our classroom blogosphere.
I should add that my voice does not dominate because I do not use my blog to impose ideas or assign work. I use it to comment on the activities taking place in the class blogosphere. I write my observations, comment on what I am learning from my students. I like to think of it as directing the cognitive traffic - the ideas come from my students and from their work as knowledge-gatherers and knowledge-builders. Since they are still very young as writers and thinkers, I find that an occasional "nudge," an encouraging remark, or a summary of their activities can be very beneficial.
So, I use my blog to direct traffic, to let my students know that I also go online, that I do read their work - not because I am interested in marking it but because I am genuinely interested in what they have to say. I direct the cognitive traffic of my class blogosphere by using my own blog to post links to student entries and write about similarities and differences in their ideas. I sometimes see my work as that of an aggregator. I do not produce ideas, I just "catch" them as they move around in the ever-expanding web of thoughts.


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Week 22 // Belly Pics
Ava is kicking like crazy this week and we finally got to see those little toes pushing on the outside of my belly... I posted a video on my mommy blog Instagram (@theoverwhelmedmommy) if you'd like to see! It's THE MOST AMAZING thing :)
And this week she also decided to start kicking my bladder = not so much fun, especially when you're trying to workout at the gym! But it's all worth it of course ;)


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Evil Diva Issue 2 Page 18
This voting this is not going well. Just like America, the kids in the netherworld are apathetic.
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