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Middle schools celebrate reading with family literacy nights
Date: January 21, 2010
by: Loren Mayo | Staff Writer
Sarasota County middle schools will celebrate the love of reading with family literacy nights. The events are part of the Starbooks reading program, now in its second year.
The program will promote and improve literacy among children of all ages and will encourage reading for enjoyment through the involvement of peers, parents, teachers, media specialists and literacy coaches.
As part of the program, middle-school students throughout the county have read young-adult fiction, including books by Gordon Korman, Jordan Sonnenblick and Roland Smith, who have visited local middle schools to talk about their writing.
The Starbooks program also includes components such as teacher training and reading corners in school media centers. The Community Foundation of Sarasota County has made a $267,150 grant toward the program.
Scheduled family literacy nights and related events include:
5 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, at McIntosh Middle School, 701 McIntosh Road —
The evening will celebrate the literacy achievements of McIntosh students, including
theater presentations, displays of student work and read-aloud activities. Hot dogs and drinks will be served, the McIntosh Middle School band and chorus will entertain diners, the Scholastic book fair will be open and second-quarter report cards will be distributed. Stoney, mascot of the Charlotte Stone Crabs, will be on-hand to help the school kick-off the Charlotte Stone Crabs and MMS Reading Club.
6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, at Sarasota Middle School, 4826 Ashton Road —
Families are invited to share in food, music, door prizes and literacy-based activities.
6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, at Booker Middle School, 2250 Myrtle St. —
Students and their families are invited to explore reading and a variety of activities. The night will feature food, interactive family fun, performances by the school's Visual and Performing Arts Team, reading sessions and tips for parents.
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Knoxville — The street party thrown in Knoxville Wednesday night brought thousands of people to the downtown square.
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WHO-HD inspired the party by bringing its annual RVTV event to town. Many locals saw themselves on WHO newscasts at 5, 6 and the late edition, following the NFL kickoff game. The newscasts each featured stories about Knoxville as well.
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After the most important proposal had been offered and accepted, Kelly McNees and fiancé Matt Krawchyk made another.
With their destination wedding scheduled for July 26 on a beach at North Carolina's Outer Banks, the couple had something to ask the father of the bride.
Kelly sat down with her dad, Bill McNees, to request a favor.
"Matt and I are looking for the right person to perform the ceremony and we'd be honored if you would consider it," she said.
The former Shenango High School boys basketball coach is seldom caught off guard, but those words left him speechless.
"That came out of the blue," he said. "But I could tell she was serious."
After a few seconds of processing in silence, Bill responded with, "That's not what I thought you were going to ask. I thought it'd be something trivial."
He expressed how not being a minister might be an obstacle, but Kelly had already done research. "You can get certified online," she said.
Bill needed a day to think it over, but he already knew what he would do.
"Nothing means more to me than my family," he said.
Bill delivered his answer the next morning and within days had met all legal requirements for certification.
Matt, 30, is a graduate of and former athlete at Wilmington High School. Kelly, 29, is a graduate of Shenango High School, where she coaches the dance line. She teaches at Freedom High School.
They dated for 10 years before becoming engaged last Christmas Eve.
"Since I teach, we wanted a summer wedding, but that would be six months for 2013 or 18 months for 2014," Kelly said. Choosing six months meant less time to secure sites for the wedding and reception.
Thus, the wedding was planned for the Outer Banks, where the Krawchyk family has vacationed for years. "It's always a relaxing and low-key time when we go there," said Kelly.
It may not be so low key this time.
Kelly is expecting about 75 people at the wedding. The couple will have a local reception Aug. 16 at the White Barn in Prospect.
While both Kelly and Matt attend church here, the logistics of a beach wedding changed some of their plans.
Kelly and her mother, Kathy, were having dinner and discussing other wedding topics when the thought of who should perform the ceremony came up.
The idea of picking a minister in North Carolina who didn't know either bride or groom seemed unappealing. Jokingly, they threw out some names of family members and friends when the idea came to Kelly.
"We didn't want dad to feel like he had to say yes if he didn't feel comfortable about it." Kelly said.
Kathy encouraged Kelly to ask Bill, believing her husband would be honored just to be asked.
She was right.
When it comes to multitasking, McNees has few peers. He'll have even fewer after the upcoming nuptials.
It might not be the equivalent of coaching a basketball game while refereeing it, but it's close.
"I'm an emotional guy and this is going to be every bit as nerve wracking as any basketball game," he said
Bill does a lot of public and motivational speaking and he's been "tinkering around" with what he will say at the ceremony.
"But this is a totally different animal."
In just over a week, Bill will perform in dual roles of father of the bride and marriage officiant.
Perhaps he will walk her down the aisle before stepping forward and turning around. Or perhaps that duty will fall to Kathy or Kelly's brother, Steve.
It could get interesting when Bill asks, "Who gives this woman to be wedded to this man?" and then answers his own question.
"We're not sure how it will all work yet," admits Kelly. "Some things haven't been decided."
But one thing she knows, "the ceremony is going to be so special and personal."
Kelly said she and her father have always had a close relationship.
"He has been incredibly involved in everything I've done," said Kelly, who followed her father unto the teaching profession. "I've always been a daddy's girl."
As for Bill and his sentiments about his daughter: "We've always had a strong relationship. I have great respect and admiration for her."
Although some are referring to him the Rev. Bill McNees, the former coach seems certain this will be a one-time happening and not the start of a new profession.
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Paramount has released the first teaser for Star Trek Into Darkness, and I have to say that I'm rather disappointed. It appears that JJ Abrams and co. have decided to double-down on the action and villain heavy plot of the Star Trek reboot. I enjoyed that reboot, in part because of all the call backs to the original and the way it turned the story into a coming of age for both Kirk and Spock.
But the weakest part of Star Trek was the villain, Nero, and the unnecessarily action-heavy plot. Now, I have no doubt that Benedict Cumberbatch will play a stronger villain than the bland Eric Bana. Cumberbatch is terrific in everything. But couldn't we have gone in a different direction for the new Star Trek movie?
The best Trek movies aren't the action-packed ones. Star Trek II has only a handful of action scenes, and they all moved the plot forward by revealing something about character. Ditto Star Trek VI. Star Trek IV has virtually no action scenes at all. And many of the most riveting scenes in those films are nothing but dialogue.
Last week, I went to the movie theater with my brother to watch two Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes to celebrate the Blu-Ray release of the second season. One of them – "Measure of a Man" – he had never seen before. He commented to me afterwards that it was one of the most intense things he's ever seen on the big screen – and most of it was just five people sitting in a room talking.
There's nothing wrong with action-intensive space opera. But I think that Star Trek should aspire to be more than that. I hope that the next glimpses of the film that we get will show that this film is more than that.
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This is a new generation… While I agree with the hope that its more plot, the attention span of the world right now, coupled with the need to pay the costs to make a modern sci-fi movie = plenty of action sequences to keep this generation of movie goers happy and interested.
But like you all, I'm not interested in a pure action "dumb downed" movie. In that case, I'll just wait to rent it…
We'll see the next slew of trailers and hope they do right.
Yah, I definitely think you're jumping the gun here on the criticism. I'm assuming that all you know about this movie you learned from this 'teaser' that isn't even the first trailer.
Granted, this is Forbes, and I don't expect to find outstanding movie reviews, but shouldn't there be a certain amount of rational thought and common sense?
@J Shampton "Granted, this is Forbes, and I don't expect to find outstanding movie reviews, but shouldn't there be a certain amount of rational thought and common sense?"
This is a trailer to a movie? How could anyone, including Forbes, have a review for the movie yet? Are you saying with that quote that you were expecting an outstanding movie review to a movie that doesn't even have a release date? Use some rational thought and common sense please before acting smug to the author.
Alex Knapp was just looking to discuss the new trailer and giving his input.
Abrams doesn't know how to make a good sci-fi, he only knows how to make popular movies. The last Star Trek movie is only popular because it's an action movie in a sci-fi environment. And yes every villain must be bigger in some way than the one before, the crowd has to get more action than before, etc…
I see some EPIC going on. Don't be to quick on the disappointment.
The last film was HORRIBLE. It had the worst script since "Spock's Brain" and STIII… NOTHING made any sense (The Grand Canyon in Iowa? The villain sitting out in space for 25 years instead of saving Romulus? Kirk just happening to run into the same cave where Spock, who is sporting a lit torch on a barren, frozen planet with nothing to burn? The stupid Scotty-in-a-tube sequence? A warp-core-less Enterprise pulling away from a black hole? Do I need to continue?). It was just a CGI action flick from schlockmeisters Orzi & Kurtzman, a la "Cowboys & Aliens" & "Transformers", so expect more of the same; always trying to outdo their preceding piece of dreck with even more incredulous inanity. Obviously, with the last scene in the trailer, they couldn't resist the "crashing the starship"-route again… a plot device that has been done to ad neuseum in the previous ST canon. Don't bother complaining about the lack of meaningful dialogue or character development, because these two hacks couldn't compose any if they had a phaser to their temples.
That wasn't the grand canyon, it was a giant quarry, mining for materials to build the starships. The villain couldn't save Romulus yet, the threat was waaaaay off in the future, and if he'd succeeded in his revenge scheme he had plenty of time to go to Romulus and warn them to evacuate and save his family (after they actually existed).
The planet with Spock on it was the only other planet near Vulcan with an atmosphere capable of sustaining life forms. Anybody dumping a person somewhere "nearby" would have to pick that planet. And the planet being mostly a barren wasteland, it deposited Kirk in the most hospitable spot — which is probably where Nero would drop Spock to watch Vulcan's destruction, too. In that area, Kirk runs to the nearest and biggest cave, which might reasonably be where Spock would head to in those conditions as well.
A space alien from the future having something to light a torch isn't all that crazy, certainly not a plot hole. What was the torch made of, do you know? What was on it that was burning, do you know? What was in the cave where it's dry and there are many rock formations, do you know if any of them can be used like flint to light a fire? Was there vegetation in the cave or a buried tree somewhere outside the cave, did you see the whole area? Did Spock have a lighter on him? Do you know if he had an extra jacket or scarf on him when he was dropped on the planet? I can think of lots of ways he could make a torch and start a fire, it's not a problem.
The warp core was ejected to cause a massive shockwave that would throw the Enterprise away from the singularity's event horizon, which it did and allowed the Enterprise to escape.
There are definitely things to complain about in the film and logic holes, and regardless of my explanations the point about Kirk finding Spock on the planet does of course still require a lot of coincidence and luck, but there's also a certain serendipity displayed in the lives of Kirk and Spock, some sense of destiny at play as history strains to correct itself, and I think the necessary amount of suspension of disbelief in the story is not really particularly any more than in the original series — which is what this new batch of films is aspiring toward.
Look at the previous films with the original cast, there's plenty we could complain about that doesn't make sense or wasn't very smart etc in them as well. Allowing it for the original show and films, then bashing the new films for it, just seems arbitrary to me.
The old shows were going for a space-western kind of action-adventure fun feel, and that's what the new movies are trying to replicate. I think they've done a good job so far, and I look forward to the next film continuing that style and tone. We had 6 good to great films with the original cast, with older and more mature versions of their characters in less brash adventurism — there's plenty of room in the Star Trek universe to go back and try some films that start in the heydays of the series, with action and fun and wild stories ruling the day.
Alex, this is the first time a new 'Star Trek' crew has NOT come to us in a television series first. In television you have the luxury of mixing in drama, humor, sensitive and thought-provoking story lines — broken up into 26 episodes a year at 44 minutes each. This is a summer blockbuster film. It HAS to draw in the short attention-spanned 18-45 year olds that made the last film a success. If in the next few years the franchise returns to television (which it is rumored to do), then you can have the Star Trek we are accustomed to. For now? I am just happy the franchise is thriving again — especially after it grinded to a thud in 2005.
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Prices in Traverse City, Mich., jumped between 15 and 25 cents, hitting $4.15 a gallon or more at the pump. Similar jumps have been recorded across Indiana.
"The Midwest is nuts the way gas prices are going right now," said Gregg Laskoski, senior petroleum analyst at GasBuddy.com.
Prices aren't quite as high in southeast Iowa, but that's cold comfort for drivers who have had to shell out increasing amounts of money to fill their tanks.
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Torchwood: The Complete Original UK Series
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Aliens In Our Midst–A BBC Series That Gets Progressively Darker And More Affecting,
May 18, 2011ByK. Harris "Film aficionado" (Albuquerque, NM) –
In Captain Jack Harkness, creator Russell T. Davies and actor John Barrowman created a truly unique warrior for the science fiction and paranormal set. The dashing bi-sexual hero was first introduced on Davies' "Dr. Who" reinvention and quickly became a fan favorite. So, it was with some amount of excitement that I followed Barrowman to his own show expecting some variation of the "Dr. Who" narrative. But no, the show is stylized in a very different way. The "Torchwood" spin-off plays like a high octane and oftentimes quite amusing cousin to "X-files." There is a fair amount of sexual content, of all varieties, within the new series that might frighten some of the purists–but, as a whole, the show exceeds as adult escapism at every level. Set ostensibly in contemporary Cardiff, Torchwood is a covert governmental agency designed to investigate and control unexplainable phenomenon. With a state of the art facility buried deep underground, on a rift in time and space no less, the team of specialists deal largely with an alien menace in its many variations.
The core team, aside from the invaluable and riotous Barrowman, includes awkward Owen (a winning Burn Gorman), industrious Toshiko (Naoki Mori), and guy Friday Ianto (Gareth David-Lloyd). In the first episode, a position on the team opens up and Barrowman courts a local policewoman (Eve Myles) to fill the slot. Many of the early episodes deal with Myles' orientation and initial disbelief at the wonders confronted by Torchwood. Most of Season One is highlighted by stand alone and self contained episodes–kind of a beast of the week theme. As such, the show can be a bit inconsistent depending on how involving the particular case may be. But the humor and quirkiness of the team and their interrelations are always an appealing selling point. The creature effects and the show's look are top notch, but it is the irreverent and fast paced dialogue that further distinguishes this from the sci-fi pack. The show gets progressively tidier (although a late episode Random Shoes was the only episode I found actually painful). The 13 episodes of Season One are spry and entertaining, if not perfect.
Season Two, also comprised of 13 episodes, starts to really put all the great components of the show together into fascinating ways. A stronger mythology and a more continuing story line only amp up the dramatic elements of the show and give all of its actors real opportunities to shine. Whereas the primary relationship explored in Season One was the platonic bond between Barrowman and Myles–here, everyone gets a chance to play and to be developed in new and intriguing ways. While the team are still battling strange beasts, there is an unexpected gravitas to the proceedings that have long range repercussions to major characters (both good and bad). Appearances by James Marsters (Buffy's Spike) as a man from Barrowman's past and Freema Agyeman as her Dr. Who character Martha Jones add memorable dimension and even heartbreak. Everything is heightened for Season Two–where life and death is really on the line.
"Children of Earth," a five part miniseries, really redefines everything in the Torchwood universe. Still reeling from the aftermath of Season Two, the team must respond to an unknown threat that has Earth's children chanting forebodingly in unison. An alien force demands to be given ten percent of the children or they will destroy the planet. Not for the feint of heart, this is the darkest and scariest incarnation of the Torchwood mythology. With top echelon acting and huge dramatic moments, this was one of my three favorite programs of 2009. Telling this one harrowing tale over five episodes, the show reaches new heights in complex and emotional story telling. An absolute game changer, alternately loved and hated by series' fans, this miniseries is an absolutely incredible and unmissable event in my opinion–but it's not always pleasant!
"Torchwood" is not a perfect show, but it is a favorite of mine. Simple reasons: Barrowman's Harkness is an awesome character, loads of humor and incredibly smart banter, characters that develop, the show gets progressively deeper and more emotional, production values are terrific for a TV show. It can still be viewed as somewhat of a controversial show, however, especially for its open attitude about sexual pairings–I personally, however, found that aspect refreshing. Season One ranks about 4 stars, Season Two about 4 1/2 stars, and Children of Earth is easily 5 stars–but I'm rounding up overall for my personal passion. Next up: Starz has "Torchwood: Miracle Day," a new series with Barrowman and Myles premiering in July. I have my doubts, but my fingers are crossed! KGHarris, 5/11.
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Torchwood – The 'adult' Doctor Who,
June 7, 2011ByD.McCoy "…and this is my favorite store on … (Columbia, MD, United States) –
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My copy just arrived, and the presentation of the set is nicely done. The disc case is done up like a bound book. The 'pages' inside include full color screen shots on the sleeves, generally from an episode present on that particular disc, but not always so. Each sleeve holds a disk as well as a list of the episodes or content on the disc and which writer or cast member is doing the audio commentary. The BBC did a really nice job on this set. The first series has commentary on every episode, but there are none on the second series episodes, so I was a little disappointed. The Torchwood Declassified insider peeks and interviews are available for both series 1 and 2 however, as well as outtakes and deleted scenes. The commentary and Declassifieds add snippets of backstory that were lost in the deleted scenes.
Torchwood is a spin-off series of the legendary Doctor Who, focusing instead on the adventures of a former companion of the Doctor, a time traveler from the future, Captain Jack Harkness. Captain Jack is a walking anachronism, born in the 51st century, dressed like the middle of the 20th, and living in the 21st. Jack also has a little problem – he can't die. A handy feature in the dangerous profession of leading a semi-secret organization (The Torchwood Institute) and taking on the responsibility of guarding the Earth from the effects of a huge rift in the space-time continuum that runs through Cardiff, Wales. But as the years pass, it becomes obvious that Jack often looks on immortality as a curse. He's outlived just about everyone he's ever known or loved. He sends his friends into danger knowing that they can be killed by things he can walk away from. So he does the only thing he can do: Live out loud, and try to make a difference.
The show is at times lighthearted and laugh out loud funny, but the topics and subplots are more adult in nature than those found in the majority of Doctor Who. The willingness to embrace the humor and occasional camp is needed though. When you take a break and wander into the kitchen between episodes to get a glass of water it'll occur to you that most of the episodes are rather grim stuff, and the show attempts not to get crushed under that weight. Like his friend The Doctor, Jack finds himself in the position of having to be the one who has to make crappy decisions in which the team often disagree with, where no one is the hero, the ending isn't always happy, and it's a matter of choice between the lesser of two (w)evils. Because he has knowledge of future events, and a certain amount of shame regarding his own very long history, he doesn't share some info with his team and the resulting friction is a major plot point in several episodes.
Torchwood is still very much an ensemble cast, and episodes will tend to focus on certain characters and their relationships to each other in a stressful job. Several stories are viewed from Gwen's perspective as an "Everyman" due to her newbie status on the team shaking up the business as usual routine. By maintaining 'normal' relationships outside of Torchwood, Cardiff her perspective challenges Jack to retain his humanity, a theme often seen in the parent series' Doctor Who and his companions. By no means does this indicate that the other team members are lacking in humanity – they triumph, make mistakes, get it totally wrong, or utterly right and are in the fight they signed up for. Owen is cynical, pragmatic and often a jerk with flashes of gold underneath, but their resident medic. Toshiko is the stereotypical quiet, shy computer whiz, but with definite personality of her own. Ianto is a gem of understated dry humor and wit, and hidden facets and provides a delightful contrast to Jack's larger than life personality. Rhys, Gwen's often bewildered boyfriend ("Aliens? In Cardiff?!?") is also a gem and the show skirts sucking him into the weirdness of Torchwood while keeping him (and therefore Gwen) anchored in the real world.
The three series (seasons to us Yanks) are short; American seasons are 22 – 23 episodes long, whereas Torchwood runs 13 episodes in a series, with the exception of Series 3, which was the 5 episode miniseries Children of Earth. There is much muttering about CoE among fans because the feel and events differ sharply from the previous seasons, and without giving away many spoilers, contains a series of short, sharp shocks to viewers. I didn't watch Torchwood or read anything about it until I spent a week viewing all the episodes back to back. I think that not spending three years as a fan gave me a little different perspective on the events of CoE. I love Torchwood, in spite of it's flaws. Characters sometimes acting outside of normal behavior, as many plot holes as twists, editing issues (really, how many bodies DO they keep in morgue drawer #6?), and an apparently endless stream of Welsh extras dying whenever something dangerous comes through the rift…
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The 21st century is when everything changes,
August 4, 2011ByGadriand –Amazon Verified Purchase(http://www.amazon.com/gp/community-help/amazon-verified-purchase/180-1762594-1596963', 'AmazonHelp', 'width=400,height=500,resizable=1,scrollbars=1,toolbar=0,status=1′);return false; ">What's this?)
Heres a couple short points.
Story: Cult classic. Theres alot of children of earth haters out there, and yes it is a very different style/storyline, but its still a torchwood worthy story. otherwise great stories, unique personalitites. Smoke sex alien….awesome…
Content: Pretty extensive for season one, tones of monster type files, behinds the scenes etc. Very few for season two and almost none for children of earth.
Packaging: Very sturdy packaging. thick cardboard casing. very convenient and sturdy book style for each disk. though getting the disk out of the sleeve can be a pain to grab ahold of.
Playability: Played great for me. my only issue was with blu-ray some of the scenes seemed a bit too bright and it seemed like some scenes were super sharp the other scenes were like standard definition. Also none of the special features were in high def.
Overall if your a torchwood fun this is a must have. if you dont like chidren of earth whatever its still a great deal at 97 bucks. enjoy!


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Just a few weeks ago a Rottweiler mauled a four-year-old boy to death. No one thought the dog could be so vicious. Just last weekend, another child was injured by a family pet.
"Every year over five million people are bitten by dogs in this country, and over 60 percent of those are children and over 80 percent of those are by dogs we know," said Dr. Steve Epstein, a local Veterinarian.
Floyd Bell shares his home with a Miniature Pincher, a Rottweiler and three kids. He said he's not worried about his kids being bitten. "I try to teach my kids that every dog is not like your dog at home," said Floyd Bell.
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Sharp-looking new uniforms and a new player — Deva'Nyar Workman — helped make the Jacksonville College Lady Jaguars' 115-28 shellacking of the East Texas Lady Flight even sweeter for JC fans on Thursday night at the Curtis Carroll Fieldhouse.
The JC women (7-7) closed out the non-conference portion of their schedule by earning their biggest win — the 87-point decision surpasses the Lady Jags' 66-point decision over the Lady Flight that occurred on Nov. 27 — of the year.
Workman, a highly decorated prep player out of Reading, Pa., saw limited duty in the 2010-11 before eventually being sidelined for medical reasons.
She made her season debut on Thursday by scoring 16 points on 7-of-11 shooting from the field.
Workman also came away with six rebounds and quickly established herself as a primary force on both ends of the court.
Khadijah Carter, Region XIV's leading scorer (20 ppg.), wound up with a team high 19 points for the Lady Jags.
Carter was one of five JC women who finished in double figures on an evening that saw every young lady that dressed out for JC score at least two points.
Other double digit point makers for the winners were, Susan Agesen (15), Breanna Burford (12) and Yvonne Maosa (11).
Agesen also snagged nine rebounds for JC.
The Lady Jags led wire-to-wire with Agesen getting the JC ladies on the board first when she scored a deuce at the 19:27 mark, following a Lady Flight turnover.
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Phone: (302) 349-4539
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Welcome to 'The Place to Be'! Woodbridge Elementary School is a Kindergarten to 4th grade school that has over 900 students, making it the biggest elementary school in the state of Delaware. We are an academic driven institution that accepts nothing less than the best from every student that steps through our doors. In return, the faculty, staff and administration give their best to the students each day in order to make them successful.
Our focus on academics has allowed us to be named a State of Delaware Superior School in 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011; A National Distinguished Title I School (2010); A National Blue Ribbon School (2010) and received the State of Delaware Academic Achievement Award 2010, one of five school so honored by the State.
Our Academic programs include the Reading First approach to teaching Reading. Ninety minutes of every school day is devoted to teaching Reading. Thirty minutes for whole group and one hour for small group, where students rotate through independent practice, centers and teacher led small group instruction. The small groups are based on students' levels and all instruction is differentiated.
To support efforts to improve reading comprehension for all students, the U.S. Department of Education released new resources on Doing What Works, the website that translates research-based practices into practical tools. The new content and topic, Improving K-3 Reading Comprehension, is based on a practice guide and set of recommendations developed by a panel of experts for the Institute of Education Sciences. Woodbridge Elementary School in Woodbridge School District is one of five schools featured under the Improving K-3 Reading Comprehension topic and appears in the following recommended practices: Teach Comprehension Strategies, Engage Students With Text, and Focus on Text Structure.
In Math, we use the Math Expression series. In Science, we teach the state recommended Smithsonian Science Curriculum and in Social Studies, we implement the State of Delaware lessons. We provide seven different Related Arts classes for the students; Physical Education, Library, Computers, Art, Critical Skills, Music and Enrichment.
Parent support is very important to us as well. We have several nights throughout the school year where we have parents and students come to school for different activities. Examples of those nights are: Curriculum Night, Red Raider Night, and Open House. We truly feel it takes everyone working together to educate a child.
Each year we have a Reading Challenge for the students and as a reward they vote on what they want the administration to do for the day. Past things the administrators have done are the male administrators wearing a dress, administration being duct taped to a wall, slimed and water balloons thrown at them. If the challenge is met, the students also get to have "Raiderpalooza" as a day to celebrate all the hard work done during the school year.
Everyone working hard with a purpose and towards the same goal makes WES a very special place. We pride ourselves on this fact and we are very proud to be called 'The Place to Be'!
The staff and community of Woodbridge Elementary School believe that every child is a unique and special individual who can learn.
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Nashville, Tenn. - The Special Investigations Section of the Tennessee Department of Revenue conducted the investigation that led to the surrender of Gerald J. Pulliam, age 61. Pulliam turned himself in to the Fayette County Sheriff's Office on November 26, 2012, where he was arrested and placed on $5,000 bond.
On November 26, 2012, Pulliam was indicted by a Fayette County Grand Jury on one count of sales tax evasion in violation of Tenn. Code Ann. Section 67-1-1440(g), a Class E felony; one count of forgery in violation of Tenn. Code Ann. Section 39-14-114, a Class E felony; and one count of filing a false report to a law enforcement officer in violation of Tenn. Code Ann. Section 39-16-502, a Class D felony. The indictments relate to Pulliam's registration of a boat with the Fayette County Clerk's Office.
If convicted, Pulliam could be sentenced to a maximum of two years in the state penitentiary and fined up to $3,000 for each Class E felony charge and a maximum of four years in the state penitentiary and fined up to $5,000 for the Class D felony charge.
"The Department of Revenue promotes voluntary taxpayer compliance by educating taxpayers, aggressively pursuing criminal sanctions and demanding accountability when taxpayers engage in fraudulent activity," said Revenue Commissioner Richard H. Roberts. "This investigation underscores the department's ongoing efforts to enforce Tennessee's tax laws."
This case was pursued criminally by the department in cooperation with District Attorney General Michael Dunavant's office. Citizens who suspect violations of Tennessee's revenue laws should call the toll-free tax fraud hot line at (800) FRAUDTX (372-8389).
In addition to collecting state taxes, over $2.0 billion of local sales and business taxes were collected by the department for local governments during the 2012 fiscal year. Besides collecting taxes, the department enforces the revenue laws fairly and impartially in an effort to encourage voluntary taxpayer compliance. The department also apportions revenue collections for distribution to the various state funds and local units of government. To learn more about the department, log on to www.TN.gov/revenue.
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CROWDER, BETTY JO, 71, Claremore, homemaker, died Wednesdya, Oct. 24, 2012. Services pending. Musgrove-Merriott-Smith Funeral Service & Crematory.
MORGAN, SYLVIA L., 86, Claremore, seamstress, died Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012. Services 3 p.m. Thursday, Floral Haven Funeral Home Chapel, Broken Arrow.
SOWELLS, BILLY JOE, 54, Claremore, retired Nupar employee, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012. Visitation 1-8 p.m. Thursday, Rice Funeral Services. Funeral services pending.


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Grand Master Award-winning author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (note: be sure to read part 1 of this interview) has just released the 25th book in her historically-driven highly researched and praised series of books about the vampire Count Saint Germaine - Commedia della Morte. She has written books in and out of the series since 1978 and been published by a variety of various publishers. A few of her books have been optioned, but to date not one film or television series has been created from her works. Quinn (as her friends call her) is not rich and she has to stay on top of who has the rights to what novels because publishers are not want to give you your rights back even though they are contracted to do so once the book goes out-of-print in their catalog.
"No, no, no they're very touchy about that," she grinned. "And they shouldn't be that way. Because if they said We still have rights because you haven't asked for them back. No way. Because it's a term in the contract. Just because you're like a dragon on their horde of gold that doesn't mean that it's necessarily theirs. You know, you've dealt with publishers.
"I still remember when I was president of the Horror Writer's Association my second term I received this really angry letter from a brand new member. Who'd sold three books, and good for him. Nothing derogatory about selling three books. He'd just sold his fourth and they hadn't given him $100,000 for it. I wrote him back and said I just sold my thirty-fifth and they didn't give me $100,000 either."
Anne Rice once stated that the way she knew she was finished writing her novel was when her husband would put a bottle of champagne in the refrigerator. For Quinn it is when the characters quit speaking to her.
"Like I say the silence ensues. You know that you are through with the story or book when all the characters shut up and go away. You sit there and go, I must be done, everybody left."
So they've spoken and told you the story and now that you've got it down on paper they're happy?
"Yes, the story is done. We're through. We'll talk to you later. Bye."
Do you spend much time on the social media sites discussing your work with your fan base?
"No. Not a lot. I don't do very much when I'm on one. There's a chat group on Yahoo. I know that if I got on there and said anything it would intimidate them. You get out of it what you get out of it. Whether I like it or not is immaterial. I want them to feel that they can say to the other readers what they got out of it without feeling that they are going to get a grade from me.
"For one thing, I've got better things to do with my time. For another what I think I did and what I got out of it I got out of it in the writing."
So for you the joy is in the storytelling while you are writing and listening to the characters speak and not in the analyzing afterwards?
"Oh it has to be. The end is when they all say all they are going to say. Like it or not, if they stop talking, that's it. I remember reading a Dick Francis novel that ends in the middle of a horse race. It works. You have to know really what you are doing and you have to trust your characters. If you question your characters you are toast, as I'm sure you are aware. If you say Now wait a minute would you really...?"
Do you believe that your readership or fan base is different from the normal horror or historical readership?
"It's hard to tell. But God knows I have some very perplexing fans, and people who like the series tend to like it for very different reasons that I haven't heard for a bunch of other series. Reasons that appall me sometimes. You know what it is like. People, and I've said this many times but it is true, they read your work and for some reason they have an intense emotional reaction to it which means they think they have an intense emotional relationship with you."
Because they think your work is you?
"Yes. I mean it takes up most of my time, I will agree, but it ain't me."
You've many things outside of the Count Saint Germaine novels - other historical novels, non-fiction, and movie tie-in books. At least you don't have the kinds of problems with movie tie-in books as you do with original novels of your characters speaking to you and such.
"Then you just have to make the logical ties that you have to have in a book that on the screen doesn't matter, because you see it. That makes it real and the connections don't have to be explicated in any way. So you sit there and say - So everybody is here and in the next scene everybody is there. I'm going to have to tell them something about how they got from here to there. Somebody has to say, Maybe it's a good idea if we all go over to Marty's. It's got to be there."
You seem like just the person who could pull off a wonderful novel in the realm of Magical Realism and not use it as an excuse to not have to tell a coherent story.
"There are people who can do it. If you're going to do something like that you have to have tremendous discipline so that you can let yourself go. But if you don't have the discipline you just sort of fly all over the place like a pinball gone mad then all it is going to be is a bunch of pinballs gone mad. At that point the integrity of the work is very tricky. If you have various areas where magic applies it can apply only in those areas when you are doing magic realism. It applies here and here and here but it can't break these laws of physics. If it does then you just shot yourself in the foot again.
"Guillermo Del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth was very disciplined. Over here, this is the reality, everybody knows it. Then against that you've got this juxtaposition with the little girl and all the things they've brought into it. But it's brought into it in her perceptions which are based on reality, her reality. That's a very tricky thing to maintain. Although I think it is a little easier to maintain visually. When you are writing it's like trying to do a Salvatore Dali painting on the page and have the same effect. To write a droopy clock doesn't begin to convey what the "Persistence of Memory" does when you see it."
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You can catch up with Chelsea Quinn Yarbro at her website.
Del Howison is a journalist, writer and Bram Stoker Award-winning editor. He is also the co-founder and owner of Dark Delicacies "The Home of Horror" in Burbank, CA. He can be reached at email@example.com. If you have any ideas for an upcoming column he would love to hear from you.


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Town board approves intramunicipal agreement with Tonawanda and Kenmore for WS to provide animal shelter services.
Two WS Police public safety dispatchers approved by town board.
Resident of Reserve Road wants a deer management program in town. "We should do something to control the population of deer in the town."
Town Hwy Super Matt English appointed dog control officer on top of his regular duties.
Resident questions why. English said the work has historically fallen to him to handle. So he approached town for stipend. English says he responds to a animal complaint that ranges from dogs, deer, skunk etc. Then, he calls dispatch. A laborer is sent out to handle the issue.
Resident Karen Lucachick upset that Planning Board member John Greenan publicly advised at a recent meeting that town would be in contempt if it didn't let development project at former Houghton College go forward. She says it sends bad message to petitioner.
Another resident questions English about parking issues vis a vis snowplowing. English says if a 'chronic problem' develops, highway crews will seek tickets from police.
TBM Gene Hart says after a year on the board he thinks it's time folks with grievences of past problems with town government should be pit to rest. "I think we have a future we have to work on. Anything we can do to correct the errors of the past we will do. We are working on recreation and the reorganization of senior citizens (programs). I am asking for your patience."
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I wrote quite a lengthy journal on today's victory over Japan, but my entry is missing!! After such a great battle, I finished the story and took the jump drive out of my computer and proceeded toward the USA court. I wanted to get a photo of our #19 Foluke with the mascot, "Volley Boo" also donning #19. I did that, but must have left the drive amongst my things and it most likely got left behind on the floor.
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