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— Duke manager says help is available on bills
Winter heating bills can be a hardship for individuals and families who are already struggling financially. This year, Duke Energy Indiana customers in need are receiving significantly more funds to help pay their electricity bills. We are contributing $700,000 annually over the next five years for low-income energy assistance as part of our company's Edwardsport plant regulatory settlement.
Our customers and employees have contributed an additional $100,000 in assistance, raising our total Indiana energy assistance funds this year to $800,000.
This year's funding triples the amount each customer can receive. Customers who need help paying their electricity bills can receive up to $300 toward their bill if their local Energy Assistance Program agency determines they are eligible based on need and other criteria. Previously, customers were only eligible for up to $100.
In addition, for at least the next five years, we are expanding the program to include any Duke Energy Indiana customer who qualifies based on income guidelines. Previously, only low-income customers at least 60 years old or disabled were eligible.
Experience teaches us that customers who cannot pay their power bills often face other hardships. That's why we work closely with social service agencies, including community action agencies around the state, to weave a larger safety net to assist our customers. We partner with the Indiana Community Action Association and the Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority's Energy Assistance Program, which distributes our assistance funds.
For information on where to find the local energy assistance agency serving you, go to www.incap.org or call Duke Energy at 1-800-521-2232.
As winter winds down but heating bills linger, we hope these funds lend a helping hand to those most in need.
— J. Pat More, South District Manager, Duke Energy
Happy birthday, Gen. Rowe and the Quartermaster Depot
It was on land that had been seized by the federal government in Jeffersonville that was later commissioned on Feb. 21, 1864, as a new general hospital. It was one of these hospital buildings that the Quartermaster Depot department first made shirts and trousers for the Union Army.
Later that year, on July 18, 1864, nine other divisions of the Quartermaster Depot were assigned different class of supplies to each. The Seventh Division was charged with the procurement, storage and issue of vehicles and harness, hardware, etc., for the period of the Civil War.
Later, the supply demands of World War I threw an enormous load on the then half-century-old depot. That Jeffersonville met the challenge was indicated in the fact that more than 200 new buildings were erected; a pumping station, electric light plant, sewage and heating systems enlarged with two modern fire departments.
Since the declaration of war followed that fateful day of Dec. 7, 1941, the depot had added new equipment, remodeled many of its structures and added a new administration building, No. 66, engineering building, No. 41, a cafeteria and other permanent warehouses for that time. Of the 74 classes of supplies listed in the quartermaster supplement to the federal standard stock catalogue, the depot was charged with the procurement or manufacture of 11, with an estimated 27,000 total number of articles.
Brig. Gen. Guy Rowe, born Feb. 25, 1886 was assigned to the depot July 1, 1920. The depot on Nov. 23, 1942, was presented the coveted Army Navy "E" award, with the addition of two stars soon after. On March 27, 1943, the Treasury Department awarded the depot a minuteman flag for its employees' war bond deductions.
We are proud of our city and its services to our country through the Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot. This is a time of reflection on our city for the 149 years since the depot's inception and the Jeffersonvillians who paved the path that has so enriched our fair city today.
— Leroy Heil, Jeffersonville
Sequestration is stupid, reader says
Our government has failed. The sequestration is a disgrace. Forget those who think it is great — they lack any knowledge of how it really works.
The cuts are not arbitrary and programs that need money will lose it. Programs that have waste will see no loss. That is why Simpson Bowles, economists, most of Congress and the president have called it stupid, stupid, stupid.
The president is at fault. He thought if he proposed something so stupid, so dangerous, that Congress would never allow it to happen. That is like thinking your 4-year-old won't take the cookie because you said it was bad for him.
Congress is at fault because no matter what anyone else says, they are the only people who could have stopped it.
In the end, this is the most positive sign of complete failure from our government that I have ever seen. The president and Congress played politics and forgot they had a job to do.
No matter what some of you may think, the deficit is not our biggest problem. Our biggest problem is jobs. Creating them would create revenue. When was the last time you heard about a jobs bill?
And you, the American people, are guilty. By not screaming from the top of your lungs that if this happens, not one Congressman will be re-elected, you have given them carte blanche to once again fail you miserably and get away with it.
Sequestration is stupid. Congress and the president know it. And no matter what some people think, it was their job to prevent it.
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In addition to the programs offered to students through The Arts Council, Tuscaloosa, Northport, and The University of Alabama also have a wealth of information, activities, and services to offer local teachers in their quest for a well-rounded arts experience for their students. Opportunities range from museum tours and presentations to rehearsals and concerts, giving the younger audience a preview of the arts opportunities available to them in Tuscaloosa and West Alabama.
The new facility features 16 (14' x 9') murals located on the second floor and painted by artist Caleb O'Connor. The subject matter includes depictions of the history and industrial growth of Tuscaloosa, North Alabama and the nation. Judicial tours are also offered. Tours can accommodate groups up to 50. All ages. Call 561-1670 for more information or to schedule a tour.
Intermezzo Concerts bring sections of the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra into your venue. Musical selections may be catered to your individual needs, such as supplementing curriculum, incorporating movement and other interactive elements. Call 752-5515 or email email@example.com for more information. Visit website ›
Option 1. UA large ensembles (orchestra, band, choir) will open dress rehearsals for students to gain an appreciation for many types of music and preparation of concerts. Option 2. UA School of Music faculty, staff and/or music students (classical or jazz) share information about their career with short demonstrations in a one-hour presentation. Days/times vary. Contact Dr. Jane Weigel at 348-6741. Visit website ›
The nationally recognized Kentuck Art Center welcomes small school groups for prearranged tours and demonstrations with Kentuck resident artists for a fee. Students ages 6 and up. Call 205-758-1257 for information. Visit website ›
Come enjoy one of the most breathtaking collections of fine art in America, nestled on the banks of the Black Warrior River. The Westervelt Collection embodies primitive, fine and decorative arts from around the world. Experience history anew as you travel from the heart of the Americas to the Far East in original masterpieces. Featuring such artists and artisans as: John Singer Sargent, George Luks, Edward Potthast, Andrew Wyeth, Jamie Wyeth, Edward Hicks, Thomas Moran, Albert Bierstadt, Basil Ede, Duncan Phyfe and Charles Lannieur. Tours specifically geared to student groups include "Elementally Art," which serves to give students an introduction to art terms, media and styles. The second is "The American Spirit," a survey of American art from the Colonial Period through Western Expansion and the Civil War. Call 205-562-5280 or email email@example.com or email@example.com for more information. Visit website ›
The Japan Culture and Information Center offers a variety of programs for small school groups. For more information call 348-5311. Visit website ›
The Murphy African-American Museum offers innovative educational programs and changing exhibits that increase the knowledge of the accomplishments and contributions of local African-Americans in Tuscaloosa and the country as a whole. Admission is free, and donations are accepted. Call 758-2861 to schedule a tour. Visit website ›
CHOM offers a wide variety of educational opportunities and programs for students, preschool-6th grade. Programs and resources expand the school curriculum and enrich cultural and social education. Each visit is unique and participatory, and with teacher input, the museum staff will gear the visit toward class objectives. Admission charged; Reservations are required. Call CHOM at 349-4235 for information. Visit website ›
Field trips to the Alabama Museum of Natural History are tailored to fit the needs of your group. Call 348-9473 to schedule a tour. The 320-acre Moundville Archaeological Park features the Jones Archaeological Museum, preserves 26 prehistoric, Mississippian-era Indian Mounds and presents the Moundville Native American Heritage Days. Included are traditional Plains-style dancing, storytelling, music, and craft demonstrations. To schedule a tour, call (205)-371-2234. Visit Alabama Museum of Natural History website›
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From Madison and beyond, a daily dose of political news and glimpses behind the scenes
Gov. Scott Walker's budget takes center stage
Madison -- With his re-election now less than two years away, Gov. Scott Walker on Wednesday evening will lay out budget proposals to cut income taxes, limit a state BadgerCare expansion and widen the reach of private voucher schools.
The Republican governor will deliver his second budget address at 7 p.m. Wednesday by laying out his taxing and spending priorities for the next two years. His speech will be carried live on Wisconsin Public Television and Wisconsin Public Radio.
Many of Walker's priorities have already been revealed over the past two weeks, from his plans for holding an expansion of state Medicaid programs to his aim of refocusing the state's public universities and technical colleges on in-demand professions such as nursing, accounting and machining.
Spokesman Cullen Werwie had no immediate comment on Walker's planned speech, but one proposal that has seen few details released so far is the governor's plans for a $300 million, or 2%, income tax cut over the next two years, what the governor says would work out to about $100 a year for a "typical family."
To become law, the budget bill presented by Walker on Wednesday will still have to be approved by both houses of the Legislature and signed by the governor, a process which typically takes until at least June to complete.
Here's more of what Walker has already announced about his budget:
* The budget would reject an expansion of the state Medicaid program that would be fully federally funded in the first years and funded at no less than 90% after that, if the federal government keeps commitments in current law. Instead, Walker will bring on some new Medicaid patients under 60% federal funding and leave more people in the state to a federal insurance marketplace scheduled to start in 2014. To keep up with fast-growing costs in the existing Medicaid programs, Walker will propose spending $650 million in state money alone over the next two years.
* The bill would expand voucher schools in the state from Milwaukee and eastern Racine County to at least nine more cities, including Waukesha, West Allis-West Milwaukee, Beloit, Fond du Lac, Green Bay, Kenosha, Madison, Sheboygan, and Superior. Private schools receiving voucher funding from taxpayers would also get a substantially larger percentage increase in their public funding than the 1% increase in general state aid for public schools, though the average funding for public schools would remain higher. Public schools would also get $64 million in money to be given out based on performance.
* Public schools would receive no increase in the state-imposed cap in revenue that public schools are allowed to raise from both the state and local property taxpayers. With overall state aid going up slightly, that would mean that many schools would slightly reduce property taxes to remain below the cap.
* Increase funding for roads and infrastructure by $500 million through borrowing and the use of tax dollars normally directed toward programs such as education, health care, prisons and local governments. To pay down some of the debt, the state would seek to sell assets such as three dozen heating plants serving state facilities.
* Put nearly $100 million into work force efforts such as building a faster system to track jobs data, increasing money for colleges and tying that funding to filling high-demand professions and requiring nearly 76,000 people to train for work to collect food stamps.
* The state would set aside $25 million for a venture capital program in the hopes that lawmakers in the Assembly and Senate can come to an agreement on one.
* The state would take DNA samples from all suspects arrested for felonies and all suspects convicted of misdemeanors as well as allow judges to order GPS monitoring in cases of domestic violence restraining orders.
Some still undisclosed items that might make the speech include whether Walker will seek to end the residency requirement for Milwaukee police, teachers and other public employees; how his income tax proposal will be structured; and how the governor proposes running the state prisons over the next two years.
In his speech, Walker will also likely remind listeners that in 2011 he and GOP lawmakers closed a $3 billion potential shortfall in the state's two-year budget by focusing on spending cuts to schools and local governments rather than tax increases.
The Democrats have pointed out that Walker's proposed increases for K-12 schools and public universities cover only a fraction of the amount that he cut from them two years ago.
Walker argues that he made up for his 2011 cuts by mandating cuts to public workers' pensions and health benefits and repealing most collective bargaining for government employees.
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Any outcry against shifting funds from Public to Private could be simply fixed if they would hold private schools to the same standards public schools are. Private schools should not get a dime from the state unless they are made to take the WKCE and other standardized tests required by public schools. Those results should also be published. Any private school not wishing to do this should not get public funds. If this was the rule of the land I would have no problem giving state money to private institutions or charter schools, but until then, no I do not want one penny going to them. The reason I am against it is simple. Nation wide private and charter schools perform at a lower rate than their public counterparts. Therefore I will not believe something is "better" simply because it is different. Show me proof in test scores and I will believe it. Use the same metrics public schools are judged upon. Even then it is not an apples to apples comparison as these schools do not have to take the Special Education students nor the low students, but I could live with it if they are being judged in the same fashion which they currently are not. It's similar to Obama throwing money at "Green" companies that went bankrupt. They may have been better, they may not have. In hindsight we know they were not. Unfortunately these schools have no accountability built in and its the children who suffer if they are not up to par. Parents need to be able to make an informed decision. Sadly this will not happen as there is too much money being shifted to private/charter by the wealthy in this country like Bill Gates for one.Hide replies
Why spread that misinformation? Voucher schools re accountable and there have been detailed report on voucher schools. Have you read any of them? I'll find a link to the reports for you
I checked for Dominican High School since it's a pretty well known high school and couldn't find it on https://apps2.dpi.wi.gov/sdpr/spr.action
What always seems to get lost is that the best schools in the state are located where there is the most wealth. Now why do you think this is?
Dominican doesn't appear to be part of choice.
Could be the reason. It doesn't seem like the Choice schools report a lot of data. I wonder why?
"The new state report card system for Wisconsin's public schools was not obligated to include the 112 private voucher schools, and the data systems those schools use (or in some cases, don't have) do not jibe with the systems used by public schools that report to the Department of Public Instruction."
@Milw-no- all choice schools participating, I believe, are listed in the report. This comment, I think, refers to the design of the rating system not the actual rating. the design is not exactly the same as the state report card but their is still evaluation of every choice school.
This should be called the "Thank you Donors" budget. Wisconsin will soon become Wississippi or Louisiana North. Consistently last in the Midwest. Good job Guvna Doe.Hide replies
Not true
Is true.
Pus bag Walker won't be happy until all schools are private and voucher schools. That is what his boss, the Koch brothers want! Time to vote the radical tea party nut jobs out of office!
The Koch brother get there pay backs, as puppet Walker rises from his knees!!!


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Water polo: Locals playing on big stage
By Stephanie Hammon
Friday, July 2nd, 2010 at 1:03 pm in Water polo.
Monte Vista High's Maggie Steffens is playing with the U.S. National water polo team in the FINA World League Super Final in La Jolla this week and USA water polo is streaming every match live on their website. You can check it out here.
Steffens, who will be a senior at Monte Vista this fall and is the team's youngest player, scored in all three of the U.S.' preliminary round wins. The team defeated Canada last night in the quarterfinals and today play against Greece in a 7 p.m. semifinal.
National team members Melissa Seidemann and Heather Petri also played high school water polo in the East Bay. Seidemann graduated from College Park in 2008 and is currently playing at Stanford. Petri, the team's oldest player and one of two three-time Olympians on the squad, helped found the first girls team at Miramonte in the mid 1990′s.
The U.S. men's team is in the middle of an exhibition series with Montenegro in southern California. The next match is Sunday (7 p.m.) and you might be able to catch recent Miramonte grad Jon Sibley in front of the cage. He's one of 31 athletes on the training roster. The final game of the series, July 8, will air live on Versus at 4 p.m.
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In order to both confirm our initial findings and to follow up on a number of anecdotal reports of additional problems with textbook pricing, the State PIRGs conducted an expanded survey of the most widely purchased textbooks at 59 colleges and universities across the country. (February 2005)
One innovative way to lower textbook costs is allowing students to rent, rather than purchase, their textbooks each semester. This document is a twelve step guide for colleges and universities interested in lowering textbook costs for students by transitioning to a textbook rental service or exploring new, innovative business models. (July 2005)
A report by the USPIRG Higher Education Project estimates the impact of transferring $5 billion in student lender bank subsidies to Pell Grant recipients in each state.
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February 05, 2013
BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo Director, Phil Frost, named to International Zoo Board
ISIS Announces Election of New Institutional and Association Trustees To The Board of Trustees
St. Paul, Minnesota USA - January 4, 2013 - International Species Information System, (ISIS), the global leader in animal management and conservation collaboration solutions for over 800 zoos and aquariums, announced the election of Phil Frost, Director of BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo, Dr. Clement Lanthier, President & CEO of Calgary Zoo, and Jonathan Wilcken, Director of Auckland Zoo to serve on the ISIS Board of Trustees for 3 year terms.
"Phil, Clement and Jonathan bring deep strategic expertise to the critical work of animal management within zoological institutions," said Roger Stonecipher, CEO of ISIS. "Along with their outstanding credentials, all 3 have been recognized for their conservation leadership in zoo and aquarium associations worldwide."
Additionally, ISIS announced the election of 2 associations as Association Trustees for 3 year terms: the African Association of Zoos and Aquaria (PAAZAB) and the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums (JAZA). "The involvement and endorsement of our efforts by Associations representing two important geographies in the world brings a perspective and understanding that will be crucial to ISIS in continuing to serve such a varied community," said Stonecipher, "and at the same time ISIS is able to deliver to associations the pooled inventory of animal information necessary for regional assessments and population management."
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International Species Information System (ISIS) was founded in 1974, and today, provides services to over 800 members in 80 countries. ISIS software solutions have long been recognized as the world-standard in facilitating collaboration in animal information management and conservation in the zoological and aquaria communities around the globe. The unique ISIS database contains detailed information on more than 2,800,000 animals and 10,000 species worldwide.
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BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo is a place where people connect with animals, including elephants, giraffes, rhinos and alligators. The world-class Realm of the Tiger features highly endangered tigers, Siamang gibbons and beautiful Asian birds. Visitors can enjoy the Flamingo Cove and Giants of the Islands, featuring the Zoo's Chilean flamingos and Galapagos and Aldabra tortoises, as well as the Safari Playground, the Otter Pond, our exhibit featuring a replicated fishing cabin with underwater viewing of the otters, L'aquarium de Louisiane, Parrot Paradise and KidsZoo. Adults and children can ride the Cypress Bayou Railroad on a scenic ride through the unique Louisiana habitat that surrounds the core Zoo. The Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). Look for the AZA logo whenever you visit a zoo or aquarium as your assurance that you are supporting a facility dedicated to providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for you and a better future for all living things.
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It's the best staffs. They were so so friendly. Our room was not huge but cozy, have computer with internet for free.
Aquarius Hotel, which contains 30 new-brand rooms with modern and absolutely comfortable and pleasant facilities in the quiet environment, is located in Old Quarter- the heart of Hanoi, the second warmly home for everyone to stay. Coming to our hotel, guests can relax and also enjoy a little promenade to St. Joseph Cathedral and reach the Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake), going shopping areas, restaurants and bars within walking the short distance.
24-hour room service
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The hotel is near by Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake) that is the heart of Hanoi. From the hotel to the lake you just take 5 minutes. Behind the hotel is the church so you can hear the sound "ding dong" every day from church's bell.
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Being at 13-15 Au Trieu street, Aquarius Hotel is both quiet and peaceful for guests to relax. Moreover, it is very convenient for Tourist and Businessman to stay at hotel, to go shopping and to take advantage of the multi-restaurants such as Vietnamese, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Italian, Indian, European and vegetarian ones. The most special one is that Aquarius hotel is opening Bars counter, serving cocktails, wines and soft drinks .Furthermore, From our hotel, it just takes less 5 minutes to walk to Hoan Kiem Lake, Water Puppet Theatre, Hanoi Opera House ... Other famous historical landscapes such as the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda, the Museum of Vietnamese Art can be reached by very convenient transportations.
From the train station to our hotel, is just a 15 minutes- walk and 5 minutes on taxi. From the Hanoi Air port, you can get a taxi. When you call taxi you should get Hanoi airport taxi, Viet Thanh taxi, Mai Linh taxi… The journey will take between 40 or 50 minutes depending on traffic. From Hoan Kiem lake you follow Bao Khanh St. and turn left you can see the Nha Tho St. the end of Nha Tho St is Au Trieu St, you can find Aquarius Hotel. Beside that we also provide pick up service by private car with the support fee: 18USD/ a car (a 4 seats car) or 22USD / a car ( a 7 seats car). Please contact us by email to order it as far as you want. Or you can get an air port shuttle bus from outside the international arrival taxi. It cots appropriately 3USD/ 1 pax. The last stop station at the 1st Quang Trung St, from here you can walk to our hotel just only 10 minutes
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It's the best staffs. They were so so friendly. Our room was not huge but cozy, have computer with internet for free.
I booked Indochina hotel via Venere after read any information on the internet. To compare with any hotel I have stayed before, I think Indochina hotel is in top ten. The staffs were very helpful and very friendly, the room was clean and quiet. I did not surprise about Indochina hotel was highly recommended by the guest and why did my friends introduced me to stay here. It's mean services quality and the hotel location.
That's great value for my money.
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53 Tolland Grn, Tolland, CT 06084
The French Canadian Genealogical Society of Connecticut Library, the former home of the Tolland Public Library,…More retains the air of history in its prime location on the Tolland Green. The small, intimate setting lends well to the ancient collections of family histories gathered from more than 400 years of meticulous record-keeping by French Canadians. The members and volunteer librarians are extremely knowledgeable and helpful, sharing the variety of resources and demonstrating how they were helpful in discovering their own family histories.
The one-day fee to use the resources is $5 for non-members, but it is free to look around.
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Address 38 Cours Jean Jaurès (Historical Center)
Alizea is a two-star hotel, offering 20 standard rooms, housed in a historic building in Avignon's city center.
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Address 12, Rue Joseph Vernet (Historical Center)
The one-star Mignon, located in Avignon's historic city center just a few blocks east of the Rhone river, offers 16 air-conditioned rooms.
Address 9 Rue Paul Merindol (South of Center)
The two-star Saint Roch, located just along the edge of Avignon's historic center, offers 27 rooms with air conditioning.
Address 26, place de l'Horloge (Historical Center)
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Mary Johnson learned to read from Wonder Woman.
My dad was a big comic book collector, she said. I learned to read by reading comic books.
Growing up in Marion County, she remembers visits to Columbus Book Exchange with her dad were always a big deal. Now in her 30s, she continues the tradition by taking her 2-year-old son to buy comic books on a regular basis.
But she doesnt let him have all the fun. Johnson, assistant director of the Coca-Cola Space Science Center, still loves superheros and crime fighters -- especially Wonder Woman and Batgirl.
They pick on me at work. I have a whole shelf of Wonder Woman stuff, she said.
But a week from today, Johnson will be surrounded by people who share her enthusiasm for comic books, when the center hosts the Columbus Comic Book show.
The show, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Feb. 26, will feature comic book and toy vendors and costumed characters
For $4 a person, participants get entrance to the show as well as access to the centers regular science exhibits and a laser show.
Think comic books are just for teenage boys? Johnson said the show attracts fans of all ages, including a fair number of female fans.
I used to think I was the only one out there, she said. Theres a much larger audience of women interested in comic books and science fiction.
Melanie Cummings always loved Star Wars growing up, but about 10 years ago she became a Spiderman fan as well, after a friend gave her the series to read while she was ill. She and her husband, Dutch, watch X-Men and Spiderman cartoons together and exchange comics.
X-Men has such a diverse variety of characters and the story lines go so boldly between each character, she said. Spiderman has such a great moral compass and hes always torn in his moral values.
Cummings said she thinks comic books are becoming more mainstream too, with the popularity of TV shows and movies spawned from comics. She said several of her friends became interested in The Walking Dead after seeing the TV series. Cummings started reading Thor comics after the movie came out last year, and shes also looking forward to The Avengers movie.
Johnson proudly proclaims herself a geek, but she said shes come across her share of closet comic book fans.
Youll be at a professional conference and someone will see you have a Wonder Woman wallet and say, Yeah, I read comic books, too, she said. It depends on the environment.
Cummings and Johnson said theyve gotten frustrated in the past with the story lines of some comics and their portrayal of women. Cummings said since most female characters are busty and scantily-clad, it can be hard for the average woman wanting to dress up like her favorite character to find a costume.
Its kind of amazing. Even the Jedi can have skimpier outfits, she said.
Johnson said she wasnt a fan of the recent changes to Oracle, a character in DCs Batgirl comics who used to be paralyzed from the waist down but was incredibly smart, she said.
She was really a strong role model, especially for girls interested in science, technology, engineering and math, she said. They changed her and made her walk again, and now shes no longer a mastermind of the computer world.
But there are a variety of good comics out there for readers of all ages, Johnson and Cummings said. Comics are rated similarly to movies, and Cummings advises parents shopping for their kids to look at a comics rating before buying.
Johnson recommended Marvel Kids and Star Wars for preteens and the Owly comics by Andy Runton for young children. The comic about the adventures of a young owl tells its story mostly in pictures with minimal dialogue.
Its a different side of comic books, she said. Its brilliant to be able to communicate like that without words.


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Will You Coffee Me? 'Daddy Do It All?, La Colombe Coffee
Sonnet, by Brett David
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Votre Vu Voilà
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coffeetography:.' Daddy Do It All ' aka Brett David, La Colombe Coffee
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coffeetography:. Ginger, Crosby Coffee
New Shop, Same Philosophy > ElaBrew's Third Place
X in Expresso, The Africa Channel's New Bi-Continental Morning Series,
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Mark Bennett
The Tribune-Star
Real-life stories inspire Laura Brownson.
Even those vastly unlike her own.
A few years ago, Brownson — a filmmaker, wife and mother — sat in a New York City theater, watching a beat poet named Lemon Andersen on the stage, sharing the struggles of his life.
The seeds of Brownson's new documentary, "Lemon," which airs on WTIU tonight at 10 o'clock, were sown.
"I was incredibly moved by the fact that he could communicate to me a very different life than mine," Brownson said Thursday by telephone from Los Angeles, where she, her husband and their two sons live. Brownson directed and produced "Lemon" with film partner Beth Levison, spending 31⁄2 years on the project. It depicts the plight of men during the era of the crack-cocaine and AIDS epidemics in urban America. AIDS claimed the lives of Andersen's Puerto Rican mother and Norwegian-American father, leaving him to survive as an orphan at just 14 years old. He did stints in jail, before turning to poetry — an art form that landed him an improbable gig on Broadway, where he won a Tony Award.
The fame and money disappeared when the show ended, though, and he wound up back in the projects. Trying to support his wife and two daughters, Andersen was determined to revive his career and escape the lingering hardship.
That is where Brownson, Levison and their film team picked up the story.
Brownson and Andersen "don't come from even remotely similar backgrounds," she explained. "He grew up in the streets of New York, in Brooklyn, and I grew up — at least part of the time — in Terre Haute, Indiana."
Her parents, Bill and Joan Brownson, moved to Terre Haute when Laura was a small child. Bill taught philosophy of education as an Indiana State University professor, and the Brownsons lived on South 21st Street. Laura attended Davis Park Elementary School, loved visiting Deming Park, and developed a fondness for the town, even after the family moved to northern California when she was 8 years old. "I have a real soft spot for Terre Haute," she said.
Brownson studied journalism and political science at Cal-Berkeley, and worked briefly in radio and television news, but realized she'd likely have to move from California to begin such a career. Instead, she chose filmmaking as a vocational outlet for her storytelling. She lived in New York for a decade, before returning to L.A. Now 43, Brownson's résumé includes work on projects with Sean Penn, Michael Douglas and other notables, as well as works that have appeared on CBS, Showtime, HBO and Lifetime. Along with Academy Award-winning screenwriter Richard Friedenberg, she is currently developing a film called "Brother of the Pilot."
Documentaries and narrative films, though, remain her passion.
"I was always drawn to true stories," she said, "and it wasn't until I made a documentary that I found my niche in the film industry."
She instantly was drawn to Andersen's saga. After seeing his New York performance, Brownson explored the details of his life when she and Levison sat down and talked with Andersen.
"For me, 'Lemon' was just a way for me to shine a little bit of light on that problem" experienced by men in urban America, Brownson said.
In the years since, as they've periodically revisited his situation, she and the poet have become friends. His determination to lift his young family out of poverty impressed Brownson. "Really, everything he does is trying to bring a better life to his daughters," she said.
Her own father-daughter bond is deep and special, too. Bill Brownson passed away during the filming of "Lemon." Laura dedicated the film to her dad.
"He was just a true intellectual, who had true ideas, which really affected me as a documentary filmmaker," she said.
Without spoiling the conclusion of "Lemon," Brownson happily reports that Andersen "really has turned the corner artistically, professionally and personally." As for Brownson, she has a couple of projects planned, including another documentary.
She enjoys the challenge of topics, regardless of the difficulties, in which "I can't change the facts." Real people, real stories motivate Laura Brownson.
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Steven Pollock
The Port Arthur News
The fireworks were not exclusive to the halftime show Friday night at Pirate Stadium as the Vidor Pirates offense ran through the Port Neches -Groves Indians on their way to a 49-13 victory.
Before the Band of Bands took the field at halftime, the Pirates (7-1, 4-1) had already racked up 405 yards on the ground while building a 35-0 lead.
The Pirates' offense came by most of their points on big plays, scoring four touchdowns on runs longer than 20 yards.
Fullback Justin Moore was one of the key contributors as he rumbled for 202 yards on just 13 carries, with two touchdowns. Quarterback Montana Quirante continued his outstanding season with 169 yards of his own with three touchdown on runs of three, 29 and 49 yards.
The Pirate defense prevented the Indians (2-6, 1-4) from finding success almost all night. The Indians would not get on the scoreboard until late in the third quarter when they were already trailing 42-0.
Tim Clopton slipped over from two yards for PN-G's first touchdown with 3:15 left in the third. Spencer Womack went over from nine yards out with 3:56 left in the game for the Indians other touchdown.
After taking the opening kickoff, the Pirates would waste no time to get on the board. On the second play from scrimmage Moore sprinted 49 yards before being dragged down at the PN-G 2. He would not be denied though as the following play he carried it in for the first touchdown of the night. Michael Tamayo's kick put the Pirates up 7-0 with only 40 seconds elapsed.
The Pirates would get the ball right back on their own 19 after an Indian three-and-out. This drive would feature Quirante, as he picked up 51 yards on four carries. The fourth carry was an easy 3-yard touchdown run. Tamayo's kick moved the score to 14-0 with 6:40 still left in the opening period.
The Indians would string together a couple on long passes on their next drive on their way deep into Pirate territory. The Pirate defense would not break, though, as Michael Godeaux and John Boy Smith came up with back to back sacks to force a fourth-and 23-punting situation.
The Pirates would take over needing 88 yards to score, but it would prove no trouble once again. They spanned the field on seven plays. It would be Quirante who managed to avoid the defense for a 29-yard touchdown toteto extend the lead 21-0 with 28 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
Midway through the second quarter, the Pirates would catch another break as Boutte intercepted a pass to set up the offense at the Pirate 45. Four different Pirates carried the ball on the way to a eight-play touchdown drive. This time Sage Smith would get his number called and he carried it in from six yards out to make it 28-0 with 4:22 until halftime.
On the ensuing drive the Indians would threaten again but be unable to convert a first-and-goal situation from the Pirate 8. The Vidor defense would stand firm, forcing the Indians back to a fourth-and-22 situation that would eventually lead to a turnover on downs.
With only 1:43 left until halftime, the Pirates worked quickly to find the end zone yet again. On the third play of the series Moore broke off a 61 yard touchdown gallop for a 35-0 lead.
The Pirates' second half featured couple of big runs including a 49-yard touchdown run in which Quirante bulldozed several Indians along the way, and a 47-yard run by tailback Thomas Novak that would cap off their scoring for the night.
By the time all the numbers were added up, the Pirates had rushed for 578 yards. PN-G managed onl.y 249 yards, with 159 of that coming through the air. The Indians Smith was 17-of-26 but threw two interceptions.
The Pirates will host Livingston (4-4, 4-1) next Friday with second-place on the line while the Indians return home to face Ozen.


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I can breed houndour for any pokemon in my signature, or any other reasonable offer.
I can breed houndour for any pokemon in my signature, or any other reasonable offer.
So i guess I'm back on now ^_^ I have yet to pick up a copy of white/black 2 but have a complete pokedex on my White. I have access to every pokemon, and can breed anything you want, w/egg moves if really neccesary. In exchange, I ask for your throwaway legends, such as ones you can obtain in the game, as well as any pokemon that evolves with a stone since I seem to be running short on those. What Im trying to do is get the event legends back through the gts, and once I get White/Black 2 I will transfer them over, as well as the other 600ish pokemon, to complete the pokedex on there. Please feel free to offer whatever you want, unless my inbox gets too filled, Ill probably just accept no matter if it is worth it or not.
I need Houndour. Any will do. FC in signature.
Pokemon White: 1292-1406-1531
Give me or or
I like
i am looking for houndour i would like to get a timid one if there is anyone who can help me
Looking for Houndour egg
Friend code: 2148 9029 9595
I have 2 Dream World Houndour. Looking for shiny pokemon and legendaries!
3DS Friend Code: 1934-1469-6412 (PM Me If You'd Like To Exchange 3DS Friend Codes!!)
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I have a female lv.1 houndour if anyone is interested.
3ds friend code 4124-5320-7923 Feel free to add me! Have a few X pokemon to trade.
Pokemon Black FC 5029 0275 1967 I have to trade: Zorua, Eevee, Marril, Vulpix, Ghastly, Growlithe, Panpour, Houndour, Sandshrew, Riolu, Smeargle, Duskull, Shinx, Pansear, Pansage, Dratini, Horsea, Skarmory, Skitty, Murkrow, Glameow, Meowth, Pichu, and Sudwoodo. and all starters. PM for trades. (can't trade in black at the moment game is missing)
I am looking for a shiny Lillipup.
My 3DS has problems trading sometimes so it may take a few tries in black. Others seem to work fine.
I am looking for a male Houndour or Houndoom with Dark Pulse. I you want to trade please PM and maybe we can work out a deal
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Pokemon X FriendCode: 0473 8763 6141
Friend Safari: Ghost (Lampent - Phantump - ??)
Ingame Name: Gerard
Looking For:
- HA Nidoran (M)
- HA Larvitar
- HA Piplup
- HA Chimchar
- HA Turtwig
HA Pokemon For Trade:
Bulbasaur, Chespin
Squirtle, Froakie, Lapras, Ducklett
Charmander, Fennekin, Vulpix, Growlithe
Pichu/Pikachu, Shinx
Abra, Ralts
Eevee, Kecleon
Sandshrew, Gligar, Rhyhorn, Cubone
Fletchling, Pidgey, Starly
Gible, Bagon, Dratini, Goomy, Axew
Venipede, Heracross
Sableye, Spiritomb
I'm giving away Lvl. 1 Houndours, both male and female, that were born with the moves "Pursuit" "Sucker Punch" "Flamethrower" and "Sludge Bomb". I have plenty of natures to choose from, so send me a PM if you're interested with what you would like.
I'm not looking for anything special, but pokemon I don't have is a plus.
They can be nicknamed.
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I'm a female.
Spoiler:- Shiny Hunter:
Current Shinies
Current Hunts
Currently breeding DW Houndour with Hidden Ability: Unnerve PM me if interested.
Looking for:
My Friend Code: 2509.3114.2631 (Y)
I have loads of Houndour available. Just PM me and let me know which nature you want
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I love trading! X/Y ONLY NOW Anything you need or can offer me, please PM me!
Always interested in Shiny Trading, I love collecting them. So if you have shinies and interested in what I have to offer, PM me.
Pokemon X FC: 0087-2373-9227 (No more Fighting, Ground, Rock or Ice type Safari's.
& FC: 1864-9774-2101 (Open to all types)
Offering a Lv. 1 Shiny Houndour. Looking for a shiny Gible. PM me.
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Offering Houndour for trade, see signature for details and PM me please also accept Firestones/Leafstones/Waterstones/Thunderstones/Moonstones/MetalCoat/Kingsrock
Sorry but I am now done with trading on White Version, I MAY be back when black and white 2 release in english, sorry for any inconveniences.
Got a bunch of UT Houndour with Unnerve Hidden Ability and Spite Egg Move. I'm looking for BrightPowder and PP Items.
White 2 FC: 4557 1069 9722
Looking for a houndour, any nature and level, stats aren't important
I don't have much to offer but here is the list of pokes people want from me most:
Any Unova starter
All level 1 freshly hatched, send me a message, please and thank you
if anyone has a houndour with dark pulse pm me please
breeding houndour for any pokemon from my wishlist
Spoiler:- Want to get rid of:
x3x2x3x3x3x2x a lot
Spoiler:- Breeding:
And more
Spoiler:- Looking For:
I am looking for a lvl 1 UT Shiny Houndour PM me if you have one and well talk
Currently Searching for these Shinys:
Also Looking for Any Events of these Pokemon:
Black- Devdog FC: 4642 5692 7256
Black- Anthony FC: 2365 9564 4773
White- White FC: 1851 2218 7753
Black 2- FC: (coming soon)
White 2- FC: (coming soon)
lookingfor a legit shiny houndour or shiny houndoom
will offer
shiny froslass
pokemon y-5215-1007-9222- gira
Friend safari - electric - snorunt,piloswine. beartic
completed all kalos dex's
completed national dex
Looking for any Houndour. Just for my own breeding purposes. Have decent stuff to trade. PM me for negotiation. Just can't catch the bastard in white.
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I have a few Houndours for trade pm with offers.
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They seemed to buy into the myth that the Cold War ended and were oblivious to the fact that Russia was not the kinder, gentler country portrayed in the press, that it features a murderous KGB agent as its head, a court system that finds most defendants guilty, a controlled economy that makes our country's income gap and crony capitalism look pedestrian, and a network of spies still working to this day (think back to the 10-person ring busted in the United States in 2010).
Fast forward three years. Now it seems fashionable to hate the Russians again. Their friends — which are what our elected officials and press seemed to become over the past two presidencies – have turned on them.
As an outcome of the Ukraine shake-up — more specifically the Crimeans' desire to join Russia — the Obama Administration has placed sanctions upon Russia, neoconservatives are calling for more dramatic actions, and the press now paints Russia as deeply evil, just weeks after opining at length about how the Sochi Olympics had showed a good and just Russia.
Despite my long-held feelings for Russia, I have to disagree with the vitriol and diplomacy being thrown their way. Russia should be left alone. They are on the right side of this issue.
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The European Space Agency's (ESA) X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission (XMM-Newton) was launched by an Ariane 504 on December 10th 1999. XMM-Newton is ESA's second cornerstone of the Horizon 2000 Science Programme. It carries 3 high throughput X-ray telescopes with an unprecedented effective area, and an optical monitor, the first flown on a X-ray observatory. The large collecting area and ability to make long uninterrupted exposures provide highly sensitive observations.
Since Earth's atmosphere blocks out all X-rays, only a telescope in space can detect and study celestial X-ray sources. The XMM-Newton mission is helping scientists to solve a number of cosmic mysteries, ranging from the enigmatic black holes to the origins of the Universe itself. Observing time on XMM-Newton is being made available to the scientific community, applying for observational periods on a competitive basis.
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Bizarre nearby blast mimics Universe's most ancient stars, 11-Jul-2014
ESA's XMM-Newton observatory has helped to uncover how the Universe's first stars ended their lives in giant explosions. Astronomers studied the gamma-ray burst GRB130925A using space- and ground-based observatories.
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ESA has selected the Athena advanced telescope for high-energy astrophysics as its second 'Large-class' science mission. The observatory will study the hot and energetic Universe and takes the 'L2' slot in ESA's Cosmic Vision 2015–25 plan, with a launch foreseen in 2028.
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The Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) and the Russian Academy of Sciences have nominated Nanda Rea, an assistant professor at the Institute of Space Sciences (CSIC-IEEC) in Barcelona and the Anton Pannekoek Institute (API) at the University of Amsterdam, for a prestigious Zeldovich Medal.
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Astronomers using ESA and NASA high-energy observatories have discovered a tantalising clue that hints at an elusive ingredient of our Universe: dark matter.
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Galaxies are not as isolated as they at first glance may seem; on a cosmic scale they congregate in clumps along with dark matter and hot gas. The colourful blob in this new composite image, based on data from several telescopes including ESA's XMM-Newton, is the group of galaxies known as the Bullet Group.
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XMM-Newton has revealed a unique star. It is a celestial chimera with the body of a normal massive star yet the magnetic field of a dead, stellar dwarf. This makes it a singular object among the billions of known stars.
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A pair of supermassive black holes in orbit around one another have been spotted by XMM-Newton. This is the first time such a pair have been seen in an ordinary galaxy. They were discovered because they ripped apart a star when the space observatory happened to be looking in their direction.
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Massive stars are born in tumultuous clouds of gas and dust. They lead a brief but intense life, blowing powerful winds of particles and radiation that strike their surroundings, before their explosive demise as supernovas. The interplay between massive stars and their environment is revealed in this image of the star-forming region ON2. It combines X-ray coverage from ESA's XMM-Newton X-ray observatory with an infrared view from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope.
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The "Magnificent Seven" is a group of thermal X-ray emitting isolated neutron stars whose properties are closer to magnetars than classical rotationally powered pulsars. To date, rotational periods have been determined for all but RX J1605+3249. This paper reports the XMM-Newton successful detection of pulsed emission, a period of 3.38 sec, and evidence of a spindown that implies a dipole field of about 7 x 1013G.
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Port Huron is joining a growing list of Michigan communities working to ban the sale of so-called designer drugs.
In a statement released on Tuesday, the Port Huron Police Department says it is "requesting area businesses voluntarily discontinue the sale of a legal form of synthetic marijuana known as K2, Spice or a variety of other names." Currently the sale of K2 is legal in Michigan but numerous efforts are underway to make the product illegal to sell or possess.
Port Huron Police Chief Michael Reaves has sent a letter to all area business owners requesting they, lead by example and voluntarily discontinue sales of K2. "I am very concerned as the Chief of Police with the negative impact this product has the capability of delivering to our community." said Chief Reaves in the letter.
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Fredonia Central School District has begun using the AESOP automated system for scheduling substitutes for teachers who will be absent/not in the classroom.


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The suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings are from a Russian region near Chechnya.
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