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LEXINGTON — Since Tuesday, Steve Nunn has been undergoing a psychiatric evaluation at the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center in LaGrange.
But that could change. Fayette County Commonwealth Attorney Ray Larson has filed a motion in Fayette Circuit Court asking a judge to halt the evaluation and return Nunn to the Fayette County jail.
Nunn, 56, is accused of shooting his former fiancée, Amanda Ross, 29, on Sept. 11 outside her Lexington town house. Nunn waived his right to a preliminary hearing, automatically sending the case to the Fayette County grand jury which has not yet returned an indictment in the case. At the hearing, Nunn's attorney, Astrida Lemkins, asked for the evaluation which was granted by Fayette District Judge Julie Goodman.
Nunn was transferred to the KCPC Tuesday, according to Lexington Police Acting Public Information Officer Jennifer Taylor.
"He's no longer in our facility – he left Oct. 6," Taylor said. "At this point, we don't know how long (the evaluation) will take."
But Larson's motion contends Nunn shouldn't be evaluated until an indictment is returned because the evaluation can't determine "if the defendant is criminally responsible" without a precise charge.
When Lemkins sought the evaluation in district court, the Fayette County Attorney's office didn't oppose it. Without an indictment, criminal charges begin in District Court but proceed to Circuit Court on a probable cause ruling by a judge or when a defendant waives that hearing as Nunn did.
Ross was found shot multiple times outside her home around 6 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 11. Police began searching for Nunn who last March was accused by Ross of domestic abuse and placed under a domestic violence order. He was found a few hours later in the Hart County cemetery where his parents, former Gov. Louie B. Nunn and Beula Nunn, are buried. He had self-inflicted wounds.
A hearing on Larson's motion is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Friday before Fayette Circuit Judge Tom Clark.
Steve Nunn Coverage
Prosecutor wants Nunn evaluation halted
LEXINGTON — Since Tuesday, Steve Nunn has been undergoing a psychiatric evaluation at the Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center in LaGrange.
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Nunn receives life without parole
Steve Nunn, the former lawmaker and candidate for governor accused of the Sept. 11, 2009 murder of his former fiancée, Amanda Ross, pleaded guilty Tuesday morning in Fayette Circuit Court.
Judge to decide relevance of Nunn's writings
LEXINGTON — A judge is weighing whether jurors in the upcoming murder trial of a former state lawmaker may see a batch of writings seized from his car after his arrest on a charge of killing his one-time fiancée.
Nunn case delayed in Hart County
The case of a former state lawmaker charged with six counts of first-degree wanton endangerment involving law enforcement officers was passed for review to May on Tuesday in Hart County Circuit Court.
Judge sets August 2011 trial for Steve Nunn
A judge on Friday set an August 2011 trial date for a former state lawmaker charged with murder in the death of his ex-fiancee.
Judge: Nunn's hard drive can be searched
A judge ruled Tuesday that prosecutors in the case of a former state lawmaker charged with killing his ex-fiancee can continue to search a computer hard drive that authorities say contained child pornography.
Judge denies motion in Nunn case
A Fayette circuit judge denied a motion by Steve Nunn's defense attorneys Thursday to exclude consideration of the death penalty in his trial on charges he shot and killed his former fiancée.
Nunn attorneys argue computer evidence
Attorneys for a former Kentucky lawmaker accused of killing his ex-fiancee argued Thursday that child pornography and other evidence found on a computer hard drive should be disallowed because it was obtained through an improper police search.
Hearing set on contents of box
A judge has set a July hearing to determine whether an external hard drive belonging to a former lawmaker charged with murder can be searched.
Nunn found competent to stand trial
Fayette Circuit Judge Pamela Goodwine ruled Monday that former state Rep. Steve Nunn is competent to stand trial for murder in the death of his former fiancée, Amanda Ross.
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National title hopes remain afloat as the Manatee Hurricanes knocked off yet another nationally ranked team, the Miami Central Rockets in a pulse-pounding 44-34 marathon.
The biggest threat to the Canes number one ranking was Grayson High School in Loganville, Georgia. The Rams had a good case as they beat Miami Central soundly, 35-3 back on August 31. But the Rams fell 22-7 to the Parkview Panthers of Lilburn, Georgia on Friday night.
Meanwhile the number three team in the Maxpreps Xcellent top 25 poll, JC Curtis of River Ridge, Louisiana dispatched district opponent East St. John 34-7. Curtis made headlines in Tampa after smashing Plant High School 33-3 last Friday. They moved up in the polls last week but the win against Parkview, nationally ranked number 1,159 is probably not going to be enough to overtake Manatee's win over Central.
It did not come easily by any means.
The defense set the tone by throwing back the Central offense 30 yards into its own end zone for a safety. Central went -12 yards on their first two possessions as Manatee jumped out to a 9-0 lead after senior defensive end, lining up at full back Marquis Dawsey rumbled in for a four-yard touchdown.
The Hurricanes never trailed in the game but there were two points in the game where the momentum swung heavily in Central's favor. The first came after Central orchestrated an 80-yard drive culminating in a junior Joseph Yearby touchdown run. That cut the lead to 23-14. Then again in the fourth quarter, junior quarterback Keith Reed threw a perfect pass into perfect coverage and completed it to junior Tavius Brown Jr. for a 30-yard touchdown. That made the score 37-28 with 10 minutes left to play.
But the Hurricanes did not relent. They had touchdown drives of 66, 51, and 80 in the second half, slamming the door closed on heroic Central efforts.
The biggest offensive play of the game came as Hurricane junior running back Trevon Walters took an inside handoff, bulldozed his way through the line, stepped over a reaching defender and raced 85 yards for the score. It effectively ended the game as it made it 44-34 with less than five minutes to play.
"It's funny, I felt like I was running slow the whole time," Walters said. "That play was for Blake (Keller), he was in my head the whole time."
Senior defensive end Blake Keller was injured on a special teams play and while he walked off the field, he was taken to a nearby hospital.
Unseen in the stat book was Walters' heads up play in the first half when a shotgun snap came rolling toward senior quarterback Cord Sandberg's feet. Walters stepped up, scooped the ball and turned what could have been a devastating turnonver into a three-yard gain.
The Hurricanes worked the middle of the Rocket defense all game long. If it wasn't an inside handoff, it was an inside pitch. It was the primary source of the Canes 220 yards of offense in the first half.
"They were putting seven guys in the box and we liked that versus our five linemen," head coach Joe Kinnan said.
The Rockets seemed to have it figured out in the second half as Manatee only gained two yards on their first two drives. However, Manatee stayed at it and sprung Walters again up the middle for 51 yards. All told Walter had 228 yards and two touchdowns, 105 rushing and 123 receiving. The receiving yards came exclusively from the inside pitches.
Sandberg threw touchdown passes of 20, 11, 54, and 51. He found junior receiver Marquel Hines twice for two touchdowns, one in the first half on a sharply-delivered slant, then again in the second half when he found Hines all by himself in the Rocket secondary.
The Hurricanes got a good test of their endurance Friday night against a resilient team that refused to go away.
"They have as good athletes at the skill position as anyone," Kinnan said. "They just have too much talent for us to run away with it."
The Hurricanes move to 3-0 on the season and have survived what was, on paper, the toughest part of their regular season schedule. They will no doubt be tested again but for now they seem to have cemented themselves at the top of the national polls.


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September 24th, 2013 | WMFE - The U.S. is facing a government shutdown as Republican lawmakers try a last-ditch effort to defund the Affordable Care Act. To talk about this and other issues in national state and local politics, 90.7's Matthew Peddie speaks with political commentators Dick Batchelor and Lou Frey. Also, More than 60,000 children in Florida have an incarcerated parent. To help them cope with the sadness, anxiety and confusion of having a parent behind bars, the Florida Department of Corrections enlisted the help of Sesame Street and its program "Little Children, Big Challenges". Matthew Peddie speaks with representatives from the Florida Department of Corrections and Sesame street about the program and how it is helping parents and children in Florida.


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All-Region selection Anthony Rotich will be representing UTEP at the 2013 NCAA Championships at the Wabash Valley Family Sports Center on Saturday.
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Ogden, UTAH -All American Anthony Rotich captured second place at the 2013 NCAA Mountain Region Cross Country Championships in Ogden, Utah on Friday.
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Anthony Rotich was named to the 2013 Conference USA All-Academic Cross Country team.
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2012: Track Indoor: Finished 13th at the Husky Classic in the men's 5,000m posting a personal-best of 14:02.16 ... took silver in the 3,000m clocking in a time of 8:10.15 at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational ... posted a second-place finish at the 2011 Conference USA Indoor Championships in the men's 5,000m with a time of 14:15.59.


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Emma "Beth" McGinty, PhD, MS: My research focuses on how health and social policies affect mental health and substance use. I have two primary areas of research interest. First, I study policy issues at the intersection of criminal justice policy, mental health policy, and substance use policy. For example, I am interested in how policies to prevent people with serious mental illness from having guns affect stigma, mental health treatment seeking, and gun violence; how health and criminal justice policies can reduce non-medical use of prescription pain medications; and how illegal drug markets affect community violence.
My second area of research interest involves integration of somatic medical, behavioral, disability and other social services for persons with mental illness. My research examines the potential for integrated services to improve quality of healthcare and health and social outcomes among those with mental illness.
Honors and Awards
Maryland Healthcare Commission Research Fellow, 2011-2013
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Sommer Scholar, 2009-2013
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McGinty EE, Webster DW, Jarlenski M, Barry CL (2013. News media framing of serious mental illness and gun violence in hte United States, 1997-2012. American Journal of Public Health. In Press.
McGinty EE, Webster DW, Barry CL (2013). Gun Policy and Serious Mental Illness: Priorities for Future Research and Policy. Psychiatric Services, 65(1): 1-9
McGinty EE, Webster DW, Barry CL (2013). Effects of news media messages about mass shootings on attitudes toward persons with serious mental illness and public support for gun control policies. American Journal of Psychiatry, 170: 494-501
Barry CL, McGinty EE, Vernick JS, Webster DW (2013). After Newtown - Public Opinion on Gun Policy and Mental Illness. New England Journal of Medicine, 236: 1077-1081.
McGinty EE, Baker S, Steinwachs D, Daumit G (2012). Injury risk and severity in a sample of Maryland residents with seirous mental illness. Injury Prevention, 19: 32-37


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Patriots-Ravens matchup of the day: Wednesday
Here's a key matchup to watch in Sunday's game between the Patriots and Ravens:
Week Six power rankings
Baltimore's third straight victory, 31-17 over Denver, led by Ray Rice's 133 rushing yards, has propelled the Ravens to No. 1 in PFW's power rankings.
Ravens, Rice run past Broncos, 31-17
Ray Rice ran for 133 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens frustrated Denver quarterback Kyle Orton in a 31-17 victory Sunday.
Ravens' secondary stingy — and stronger when Reed returns
The Ravens' pass defense has been a strength, even with FS Ed Reed sidelined with a hip injury.
Even 'elite' teams have major concerns now
Let's run through PFW's top five in our power rankings and point out each team's greatest strength right now and also its biggest shortcoming.
Report: Ravens sign OL Kooistra
The Ravens have signed OL Scott Kooistra, according to National Football Post.
Ravens' TD drought didn't prevent 2000 title
Any problems the Ravens' offense may encounter this season almost certainly won't compare to what Baltimore endured 10 years ago. The Ravens went five games — the entire month of October — without a touchdown. The NFList recounts that remarkable streak.
Fantasy Buzz: Week Four
Although the status of Ravens RB Ray Rice (knee) was iffy early in the week, it looks like the fantasy star will play Sunday at Pittsburgh. Read about that and other important late-week news in the "Fantasy Buzz."
Ravens' run defense underwhelming early
Is the Ravens' run defense a problem? The numbers through three games weren't flattering — 127.7 rushing yards per game allowed, including 173 yards to Cleveland.
Ravens RB Rice says he'll play on Sunday
Ravens RB Ray Rice told reporters that he will play in Week Four vs. the Steelers despite bruising his knee last week.
Reports: Jets sign four-time Pro Bowler Pryce
Four-time Pro Bowl DL Trevor Pryce reportedly signed with the Jets on Thursday.
Ravens RB Rice misses practice with knee injury
Ravens RB Ray Rice missed practice Wednesday with a knee contusion suffered in Baltimore's 24-17 win over Cleveland Sunday, according to multiple reports.
Ravens release Pryce, re-sign Hamlin
The Ravens released veteran DE Trevor Pryce on Wednesday and re-signed S Ken Hamlin.
Steelers QB Batch will start Week Four
After a win in his first start since 2007, Charlie Batch will start at QB again in the Steelers' Week Four game against the Ravens.
Ravens RB Rice has 'significant' knee contusion
Ravens RB Ray Rice has "a significant contusion" on his knee, the team said Monday. His status for Sunday's game against undefeated Pittsburgh will depend on how quickly it heals, according to head coach John Harbaugh.
Jones is the newest contestant to join TV's "Dancing With the Stars."||||||| Jones was the first contestant announced Sunday night for the show's new season. The announcement came during a commercial that aired during ABC's telecast of the Academy Awards. The other new contestants will be announced Tuesday on "Good Morning America." The show premieres March 18. Jones is known for his dance moves in the end zone after a touchdown. Three other NFL players have won the competition: Emmitt Smith, Hines Ward and Donald Driver.
Jones was named AFC special teams player of the week after tying an NFL record with a 108-yard kickoff return in Baltimore's 31-29 win over the Dallas Cowboys.||||||| Houston released Jones in May. He played five years with the Texans, but fell out of favor after fumbling twice in a Texans' 20-13 playoff loss to Baltimore. Jones promptly signed with the Ravens. He's returned three kickoffs for 159 yards, has 72 yards on eight punt returns and has 11 receptions for 185 yards and a touchdown.
Jones of the Baltimore Ravens has tied an NFL record with a 108-yard kickoff return. Jones' return came in the third quarter of Baltimore's game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.||||||| The return tied the mark set by Ellis Hobbs of New England against the New York Jets in 2007 and matched in 2011 by Randall Cobb of Green Bay against New Orleans. The Ravens' record for a kickoff return was 103 yards by David Reed against Houston in 2010.
Former Houston Texans wide receiver Jacoby Jones has agreed to terms with the Baltimore Ravens on a two-year contract. Jones was cut by the Texans last week. He caught 31 passes for 512 yards and two touchdowns last season, but also fumbled twice in Houston's playoff loss to the Ravens.||||||| The 27-year-old Jones gives depth to Baltimore's group of receivers. The Ravens have two established starters in Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith, but have no proven option at the third receiver spot. Jones has 127 catches for 1,741 yards and 11 touchdowns over five NFL seasons, all of them with the Texans. Jones also provides an option to cornerback Lardarius Webb as a punt returner. Jones has three career punt returns for touchdowns and averages 23.3 yards on kickoffs
The Texans have waived Jones after five seasons.||||||| The 6-foot-2, 212-pound Jones caught only 31 passes for 512 yards last season, while star receiver Andre Johnson spent much of the year recovering from injuries. The Texans drafted Ohio State receiver DeVier Posey in the third round and Michigan State's Keshawn Martin in the fourth, making Jones expendable.


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University of Kentucky Student-Athletes Recognized for All-Around Excellence
59 Wildcats on 2013 Fall Sports SEC Academic Honor Roll
UK's 59 honorees is second most among the 14 SEC programs
Thomasson's Career Day Leads UK to 3-2, Comeback Win over LSU
Freshman posts 30 kills and 22 digs as three Wildcats notch double-doubles in rollercoaster win
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Kentucky closes out non-conference slate with 3-0 sweep of MSU, begins SEC play with 8-3 mark
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Kentucky defensive specialist Jessi Greenberg talks defense and win over Auburn.
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2013 (Senior): Earned All-SEC Academic team honors ... Was named to the SEC Community Service team for the second consecutive season ... Was named to the Capital One Academic All-District First Team ... Ranks seventh in school history in the 25-point rally scoring era with 579 digs ... Played in 26 of UK's 31 matches this season with four starts ... Recorded 49 digs, five service aces and six points in her senior season for the Wildcats ... Had an assist with two service aces against LSU ... Recorded her first kill of the season at Arkansas ... Tied a season-best with nine scoops vs. Morehead State ... Posted a season-best nine digs with one service ace against Minnesota ... Had five digs against Liberty ... Was named one of 30 candidates for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award.
2011 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 34 matches for the Wildcats and averaged 1.77 digs per set ... Top 10 or more digs seven times in her second season ... Scooped up five digs in a win over Albany ... Had six digs in UK wins over Ohio, Virginia Tech and Louisville ... Posted 10 or more dig matches in consecutive wins over Houston and Loyola Marymount ... Charted seven digs and had an ace in a win at S. Carolina ... Had 10 digs in SEC action for the first time in her career in a win at Arkansas ... Posted six scoops in the win over Alabama ... Totaled 12 digs in a win at Georgia ... Totaled a career-high 17 digs in a win over South Carolina ... Sparked UK's defensive unit with 16 digs in a win over Arkansas ... Totaled 14 scoops in the NCAA Tournament win over Dayton ... Logged eight scoops in the NCAA Tournament vs. Texas.
2010 (Freshman): Charted five digs in UK's win over Louisville ... Made two starts at the Kentucky Classic and charted seven digs in Kentucky's three victories ... Scooped up seven digs at Cincinnati ... Set a career high with nine digs against Florida State ... Matched a career high with nine scoops in a win at Georgia ... Totaled nine digs matching a career-high at Tennessee ... Had a kill and six digs in a win at Arkansas ... Matched her career-high for the fourth time with nine digs in a win over Alabama ... Scooped up eight digs against South Carolina ... Added five digs in a UK win over Auburn ... Contributed seven digs in a win at Mississippi State ... Matched a career high with nine digs at Alabama ... Made several terrific defensive plays and added seven digs to a UK win at Ole Miss.
High School: A second-team American Volleyball Coaches Association High School All-American in 2009 ... Four-year letterwinner for Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy ... Was a four-time Defensive Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player for her high school squad ... Holy Trinity claimed the District and Regional Championship while finishing as state runners-up in her senior campaign ... Capped her career as the all-time career digs leader including charting 751 scoops over her final two seasons ... Took first place in the AAU Junior Florida Open while qualifying for the America's Challenge in Waikki, Hawaii, on the sand courts in 2009 ... Also participated in track and basketball in high school ... Holds the Trinity record in the 100m dash with a time of 12.67 seconds and claimed a state title in the event as a freshman ... On the basketball court, she played for a national championship squad with her AAU team in the open division in 2007 ... Graduated with a 4.0 grade point average and was a member of the National Honor Society.


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- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease a cookie sheet.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine matzo meal, water, oil, sugar, and salt. Mix well then let mixture cool.
- Add eggs to the mixture. Drop rolls by rounded tablespoons onto the prepared cookie sheet.
- Bake at 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) for one hour, checking to make sure they are golden brown and not burned.
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These are decent but pretty bland. I just looked up other Passover Roll recipes on line and they were about the same as this with one tablespoon of sugar instead of 1 teaspoon. I think that is probably more to my liking. This is definitely worth making, but I am definitely adding more sugar next time. I also only needed to cook it for 50 minutes and that was a little bit too much. I would set your timer for 45 minutes and watch closely. **OK I made them again today and added the sugar and it was great!!! I added a little more than a tablespoon and the rolls taste like funnel cakes. My only complaint is that I used extra large eggs this time and it was too much egg for me. It made the inside like a kruller doughnut. Although that sounds good, it was so airy it was like their was nothing there.**This is my last update I promise!! I froze both batches of rolls I made and defrosted them the day off. In the second batch with extra sugar and extra large eggs, the airy quality of the center was toned down a ton. It was perfect and moist. The first batch was slightly dry to me. Everyone raved over them. They were a huge hit.
My recipe for these rolls is a little different. I use 1 cup of water and 1/2 cup of oil. The water and oil are brought to a boil together. I divided the mixture into 12 piles and then rolled the mixture into balls rather than dropping them on the cookie sheet. My bake time was 45 minutes. These rolls looked beautiful and were delicious! A wonderful addition to any Passover sedar.
i rated them a 5 star because the recipe came out of a cookbook from Frances Av Rutick "The Complete Passover Cookbook" and it is a tablespoon of sugar and they are wonderful.
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- 51%
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This stormy start of the season made me want to revisit the summer tips I gave out. At the end of April, I talked about some precautions that you should take with your pets and I outlined a few ways for them to beat the heat.
While it was a good start, I was overwhelmed with a lot of responses from my readers. Many of you pointed out different things that I hadn't thought of yet, and for that, I thank you. I don't pretend to have all of the answers, but I am a person to take advice well.
I wanted to take this opportunity to discuss some more precautions that I take while championing some of the new ideas that were brought to my attention.
During this busy storm season, I've lost power more than a few times. I've been home for most of them, but unfortunately I missed one while I was at the office.
When I returned home after a late meeting, my apartment's temperature had jumped into the 80s and my dog paid the price. She overheated, but thankfully was not hurt. It wasn't something that had even crossed my mind, but I've since talked to my neighbors who work an opposite schedule as me.
If we lose power during the day, they will notify me so that I can make sure that my dog is taken care of. This is critical for when the inevitable triple digits will hit the city.
I received a rather lengthy email from a friend back home who reads my column. In our pet discussion, she asked what sunscreen I used on my dog.
My mind was blown away by this. My dog is light-haired and I keep her pretty trimmed. It never occurred to me that my dog can get sunburnt. After looking into it, this is actually a common, yet preventable occurrence.
There are dog formulated sunscreens to use that are non-toxic and are less oily than normal sunscreens. I suggest putting sunscreen on the nose, head and back areas or at least in places that your dog can't easily lick off. A dog's sunburn will be that much worse because dogs will more than likely scratch at a raw area.
Careful prevention can stop the pain associated with bad sunburn.
As summer hits, I also encourage you to take a minute and make sure that your shot records for your pets are up to date. If you need to take your dog in, a preventive dose of flea and tick medicine doesn't hurt in addition to a Lyme Disease vaccine. Ticks are thick already and an extra dose doesn't hurt.
Make sure you take the time to enjoy this summer with your pets. It will be a warm one, but it can also be a fun and safe one.


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2:00pm Monday 24th December 2012 in News By Amie Mulderrig, Features Writer
Children across Bushey were able to meet the busiest man on the planet on Friday (December 21), when Santa Claus visited the town.
At a special Christmas Runaround party hosted by Hertsmere Leisure, Father Christmas dropped in for the festivities at Bushey Grove Leisure Centre in Aldenham Road, Bushey.
Under-fives enjoyed a bouncy castle, games with hoops and balls and soft play.
Paul Toomey, centre manager, said: "The children had a special surprise this year at their Christmas Runaround Party as Santa dropped in to see them before his Christmas Eve duties.
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For 30 years, the U.S. Geological Survey's Western Ecological Research Center has been tracking sea otter populations along the California coast and this year's annual census is complete, the project leader said Tuesday.
The spring 2012 sea otter count began in April and was completed mid-June, with 2,486 of the mammals tracked by observers on the ground and in the air, project leader for sea otter studies at the USGS Western Ecological Research Center Tim Tinker said.
Also counted during the observation period were 379 sea otter pups.
Scientists tracked the sea otters from San Mateo County to the Santa Barbara area.
Since the count, scientists have been able to compile data and ascertain trends within the sea otter population.
However, the scientists are more focused on longer-term trends, and analyze three-year population averages to account for measuring errors and other mistakes in counting the animals, instead of a year-to-year analysis.
Along the coast population numbers this year varied with "some areas growing, others stagnant, others decreasing," Tinker said.
In the last count in 2010, 2,452 sea otters were counted. Weather conditions made recording numbers unfeasible in 2011, Tinker said.
An increase in sea otters north of Monterey was recorded this year, and overall the marine biologists are "cautiously optimistic" about an up-tick from 2010.
The central coast had no growth while south of the Morro Bay area saw a population decrease, Tinker said.
Compared to other Western coastal areas, "the pattern of recovering doesn't look so healthy" for sea otters, Tinker said. The animals were once poached for their fur in the 19th and parts of the 20th century and have since worked to repopulate.
Tinker noted incremental population growth over time, but by small percentages such as 2 or 3 percent.
Sea otters are an "excellent indicator species," according to Tinker. The marine mammals provide information about the California coastal environment, especially since they are highly susceptible to stressors.
"The narrow coastal band where humans spend most of our time is hard to study," Tinker said. Therefore the sea otters are used as a "keystone predator species" that can be tracked and observed as they consume urchins, marine snail, abalone and other invertebrates which limits kelp forest growth.
"We tend to see an ecosystem shift when sea otters recover," the biologist said.
The annual census was a collaboration with the state Department of Fish and Game's Marine Wildlife Veterinary Care and Research Center, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the University of California at Santa Cruz, the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management and other volunteers, creating about a 30-person team, Tinker said.
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Venomoth - Level 50 - Careful - Male
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Former owner of "Matt's Shack" - The most successful GEN 5 shop until closure, giving Pokemon at the start of the Generation! Starting a fresh for Gen 6!
I can breed venonat 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.
Lv.1 Modest Venonat. not fussed at what i get for it , as long as i don't have it yet!
Friend Safari: Fighting, Pancham/Machoke/Riolu
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Credit to Brutaka for the userbar!
have a bred venonat.
looking for shiny pokemon
or ledyba
pm me if interested
Looking for an Italian, Spanish or Korean Venomoth to complete a pokedex entry. Offering water stones, zoruas, etc with pokerus.
Shinies (Unique species; multiples from chaining not shown)
HG Pe:(C) (C)(C)(C)(C)
Friend codes:
Pearl: 0989 5807 1286
Heart Gold: 1720 5796 7244
Black: 4298 2351 3588
Looking for any member of this family. PM me
friend code on x 2981-6845-4865
LF: Timid Venomoth, 252HP, 4SpAt, 252Spe EV's, with Ability Tinted Lens and Quier dance, Baton Pass, Bug Buzz, and Sleep Powder
OF: Shinies, EV's, Legendarys, and a few Events
NUB GURU: 5457 8719 7937. White
Looking for DWf Venonat, I have almost every other DWf, see links in signature to find what you're looking for.
Wants Venonat with ability Tinted Lens.
Can offer; Legendary, Any starter lvl. 1 and shiny pokemon .
Looking for a Venonat. nature doesnt matter dont have a ton to offer but hit me up.
Looking for any venomat or evolution.
I have all pokemon you can possibly have using BW2 cartrige only, so feel free to ask me.
Looking for the following pokémon (or their evolutions) with DW-abilitys, must be female (and the ones I want the most are in bold):
Magikarp, Lapras, Chinchou, Carvanha, East Sea Shellos, Ducklett, Venonat, Anorith, Burmy, Venipede, Poochyena, Absol, Purrloin, Sandile, Bagon, Blitzle, Shroomish, Mienfoo, Ponyta, Numel, Pansear, Spearow, Tropius, Staravia, Woobat, Deerling, Girafarig, Zigzagoon, Skitty, Seviper, Cranidos
What I have to offer:
DWs I can breed: Eevee, Vulpix, Murkrow, Growlithe, Trapinch, Shuppet, Slowpoke, Shuckle, Riolu, Swablu, Igglypuff, Shuckle, Sandshrew
Other DWs (untrained): Starmie (serious), Beldums, Bronzors, Drifblim (Naive, male)
PM if interested.
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Pokémon Platinum FC: 3309 3791 6836
Pokémon SoulSilver FC: 2064 1799 5071
Pokémon Black FC: 3612 0606 9119
Pokémon White 2 FC: 2323 4217 0825
I will like a Venonat! Please PM me when you get the offers!
Looking for an Iron Fist female Timburr , an Intimidate female Scraggy , Rough Skin female Gible , Skill Link female Mincinno , Toxic Boost female Zangoose , Moody female Snorunt , Moxie female Pinsir , Moxie female Heracross , Reckless female Mienfoo , Adaptability female Corphish , Mold Breaker female Druddigon , Vital Spirit female Elekid , Vital Spirit female Magby , Water Absorb female Chinchou , Regenerator female Tangela , Reckless female Staravia , Run Away female Venonat , Rattled female Cubchoo , Analytic female Elgyem , Run Away female Caterpie , Sap Sipper female Girafarig , Swift Swim female Psyduck , Hydration female Lapras , Sap Sipper female Miltank , Rain Dish female Wingull , Simple female Woobat , and Sap Sipper female Blitzle .
If you have 3 of the above Pokemon, I will personally RNG breed you any breedable Pokemon there is and give it to you at level 1. If you want me to EV train it, that's 4 DWFs, and if you want me to eV train it and leve it up to lv 100, that's 5 DWFs.
Please check my Signature to see if I still need the Pokemon too .
My team for Pokemon Y:
Also, if you have a Swirlix or a Clauncher I would be happy to trade with you .
I'm looking for a Dream World Female Venonat with Wonder Skin (must be female), I can offer a Master Ball, Rare Candies, Evolution Stones, or a Legendary (I have quite a few). PM me if you can help!
Also, if anyone can record and voiceover their Pokémon gameplay (must be 100% legit, no ROMs or anything), can you please PM me? I'm searching for a guy or girl, I'm not picky.
Looking for any venonat for dexing purposes and venomoth dex entry.
Can offer any generation starter pokemon zorua's and eevees at any nature
GEN V White 2 Im on PM for trade
looking for a venonat will trade Iv bred pokemon or trade dreamworld pokemon for it
Looking for any modest nature Venonat, will trade one of my DWF's
3DS Friend Code: 4699-5455-4475
Pokemon White 2 Friend Code: 3826-7667-7160.
I will NOT give away free DWF, I want offers. And no one's touching my shinies.
Looking for one in this family.
You may come to my shop and see what item you want or just name an item.
Please dont reply there and drop me a pm instead, thanks you.
I am looking for a Venomoth! Please PM me the offer when you get a chance
Looking for any member of this evolution chain. Thx.
Caught a DWF Venonat, willing to hatch.
White 2: 4084-7187-3299
Pokemon X: 3969-4848-4954
Rock type: Boldore, Magcargo and Barbaracle
I love eggs!
Hi, looking for DW female Venonat. Can offer shards, rare candies, DW females not listed in my sig. Let me know if keen.
I'm looking for Kalos DW females! I am breeding these guys if anyone wants one:
Chespin (Bulletproof) | Fennekin (Magician) | Froakie (Protean) | Fletchling (Gale Wings) | Bunnelby (Huge Power) | Scatterbug (Friend Guard) | Litleo (Moxie) | Skiddo (Grass Pelt) | Espurr (Own Tempo) | Swirlix (Unburden) | Binacle (Pickpocket) | Helioptile (Solar Power) | Dedenne (Plus) | Goomy (Gooey) | Phantump (Harvest) | Pumpkaboo (Insomnia) | Bergmite (Sturdy) | Noibat (Telepathy)
Also have plenty of Gen 1-5 DW Pokemon too. PM me for a full list of what I can breed you.
Shinies I'm offering: Gulpin, Conkeldurr, Gogoat, Espurr
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White 2: 3354 2323 4227
need for pokedex completion have all unova pokemon and a couple of rare dwf like dwf dragnoire, dwf poliwag, dwf vulpix, dragnoir with extreme speed ect. pm if interested
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Collinsville parents were horrified Monday to learn that a bus driver who abandoned his route and dumped their kids off at a busy intersection was back on the job Tuesday.
But Unit 10 Superintendent Robert Green said the driver, who got upset because fifth and sixth grade students were talking loudly so he stopped at Belt Line Road and North Keebler Avenue and told kids to get off the bus and either call their parents for a ride or walk home, is now gone for good.
Green said parents called his office Tuesday morning in shock that the driver was back on the route.
"The bus driver works for First Student, not for us, and the parent had called them after what happened Monday to complain," Green said. "When the driver was back on Tuesday the parent came to me. So I called First Student and told them I had heard about what happened and that I was a little puzzled about why he was still driving."
Green said First Student told him that he'd have to submit a request in writing to have the driver removed from Unit 10's routes.
"I told them "you've got it,'" Green said.
A person who answered the phone Wednesday at First Student Transportation's Collinsville office said no one there wished to comment about the situation.
Green called the driver's actions "totally unjustified." He said the bus in which the students were riding had no video camera system. But he said he believes that the students weren't doing anything out of the ordinary besides carrying on like 10 and 11-year-olds normally do.
Even if the kids were acting in an unacceptable way, Green said the driver was wrong to throw them off the bus. He said for lesser incidents drivers are instructed to write a complaint about the offending students and submit it to the school. For immediate threats or violence, the school resource officer should be called to meet the bus on its route. Then the police can handle the situation.
Beltline road is a five-lane road with heavy traffic in a heavy commercial area of Collinsville.
The driver's name has not been released. Because he was not a District 10 employee, Green said he did not know how long the bus driver had handled one of the school's routes or if there had been previous complaints about him.
Green said he has asked First Student to take specific drivers off Unit 10 routes before. But never for an issue like what happened Monday.
"As far as there being an issue like this, it's a new one for me," Green said. "It's not the way we want to do business. I'm sorry it happened and I want to reassure the parents that we're going to stay on top of it and be vigilant."


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Katie Lockhart of Everday Needs Interview02/03/2012
Katie Lockhart launched Everyday Needs as an online sourcebook of her lifestyle philosophy. On the day that Everyday Needs opens it's first physical store in Auckland, New Zealand, we spoke to the acclaimed stylist about her work and the evolving concept of Everyday Needs.
Adam Bryce: Tell us a little about yourself and what you do? Its not just Everyday Needs which takes up your day...
Katie Lockhart: That's true I also run a Design Consultancy which focuses on Interior related projects. We work across both commercial and residential projects whilst contributing for a variety of international interior design magazines.
AB: How did you get into this line of work - it's not the sort of traditional vocation you learn about at school?
KL: I studied Design majoring in Textile Design, which led to a job as Karen Walker's assistant designer. I have always been obsessed with magazines, especially Vogue Italia and the bi annual supplement Casa Vogue that comes with it. It was the naivety that comes with youth that saw me moving to Milan and cold calling the creatives that I had admired from afar. Ten years later I still work with them.
AB: What is Everyday Needs - where does the idea/concept come from?
KL: Initially the idea was born from a need that my interior design work created. We were constantly sourcing artisanal products for our clients and the idea to extend this offering to others just felt really natural.
AB: And what are the goals of the concept?
KL: In the short term we really look forward to extending our own range 'Made by Everyday Needs' and to work with local New Zealand industries to create this product.
AB: You're launching your own products through Everyday Needs this year, tell us about this, why and what?
KL: Yes, we are lucky enough to work really closely with well known designers such as Martino Gamper, Edward Barber and Karen Walker. We will work collaboratively to develop a range of everyday products.
AB: To me Everyday Needs is a curation of goods for everyday, without giving away any secrets, how does this process take place?
KL: The process is organic and is totally story and craft driven. I am not sure that we have any secrets, rather a love of well crafted useful objects.
AB: Today see's the opening of your physical Studio - what made you decide to take the concept into a brick and mortar state?
KL: The opening of the showroom on Fridays seems like a natural transition for us. As we recognized through the Christmas Store last year, our customers enjoy the opportunity to see our goods in person, and we love meeting our customers.
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Today GSI Commerce and 8thBridge announced a partnership to provide an integrated social commerce solution to their customer base of over 500 clients and an estimated one billion shoppers. This is a major industry milestone for social commerce and 8thBridge!
GSI Commerce processes over $4B in gross merchandise value and services hundreds of the world's largest ecommerce operations including Aeropostale, Toys"R"Us, Bath & Body Works, Dick's Sporting Goods, National Football League, Estee Lauder, Sports Authority, Levis, Ralph Lauren and many more. GSI will be reselling the 8thBridge Graphite social commerce platform to their clients.
We are pleased that GSI selected 8thBridge after a thorough analysis of the social commerce space. Reuben Hendell, Chief Strategy Officer for GSI, stated that they found 8thBridge to be "the only company to have cracked the social commerce code."
The turnkey solution, available to GSI clients today, integrates 8thBridge Graphite with a number of GSI solutions. Those solutions include Webstore for ecommerce, eDialog for email marketing, Fetchback for retargeted advertising, and Clearsaleing for attribution analytics.
The integrated offering makes it very easy for GSI's clients to create social shopping experiences on their websites and then monetize the social data produced with their existing marketing systems. To give just one example, a customer identified as highly influential by 8thBridge's technology could be presented with rewards for referring friends on the ecommerce site, on Facebook, on publisher websites as well as email.
This is a long-term strategic partnership for both GSI and us at 8thBridge. We are in the process of evaluating broader future integrations including Magento to support ecommerce businesses of all sizes, PepperJam for social reward payment processing, and MBS for database marketing.
The social integrations we've completed so far with GSI and the future possibilities are important because this is the primary way brands will be able to monetize social media. Social is more than just a channel, it needs to be integrated with existing channels and systems in order to drive meaningful value.
8thBridge, Facebook, Pinterest, and other innovative companies have brought social commerce a long way since the initial hype bubble popped 12 months ago. Social commerce has migrated from social network websites to ecommerce sites and traversed from the top of the purchasing funnel to the bottom. Increased traffic, increased average order value, and conversion rate lifts are now the result of a great website social experience that incorporates social sharing, curation, crowd-sourced product discovery, social rewards, and the use of social data to grow customer relationships.
We are looking forward to working with the GSI team to enable social commerce for their clients. Over the coming months, a billion additional customers will be given the opportunity to shop with each other on their favorite ecommerce sites, discover new ideas from people with similar interests, get rewards for wielding their influence and receive far more relevant offers from brands.


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By BRAD KELLAR
Herald-Banner Staff
GREENVILLE — The Greenville City Council voted Tuesday to pursue a memorandum of understanding agreement with Splash Kingdom, for a water park in the city, as opposed to a proposal from Hawaiian Falls for an "Adventure Park."
"There is still a lot of work to be done," said Greenville Board of Development President Greg Sims. "This is just the first step."
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Jean is a short haired female orange Tabby with white accents on her mouth and neck with dark orange stripes. She is a vocal and very sweet girl and will make your home complete. She came into the shelter on Oct. 2 and received the FVRCP during the intake process.
Cat ID#: 6135
Hours of operation for the Douglas County Animal Shelter are: Monday closed; Tuesday noon to 7 p.m.; Wednesday noon to 5 p.m.; Thursday noon to 7 p.m.; Friday noon to 5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.
Pet listings are updated frequently. However, animals featured may be adopted and that, after all, is the goal. If the pet you are interested in has been adopted, please consider giving another of the many available pets an opportunity to be your forever friend and allow them to show you just how special they are.
Adoption fees for dogs and cats is $25, and there is a $10 microchip fee. $35 for the opportunity to make a friend for life and to give a furkid a forever home is a small price to pay.
All dogs and cats presently receive intake inoculations for kennel cough and distemper and all pets adopted from the shelter are required to have their rabies shots and be spayed or neutered within 30 days of adoption, unless they are kittens or puppies.
The Douglas County Animal Shelter phone: 770-942-5961. If the line is busy, please keep trying as there is often limited staff to answer calls. However, messages left will be returned as time permits. To learn about other animals available for adoption at Douglas County Animal Control, view their PetFinder listings.


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For those who are frequent users/observers of the Kenyan social networking platforms, you may have picked up on/engaged in trends and initiatives that arise from frustration or a need to transform the status quo as regards service in the private and public sector alike. You've probably used the #TwitterBigStick to
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UPB is currently comprised of eight programming committees, all of which are open to any SCSU student! If you are interested in joining or helping with an event, click on the committee name and then contact the coordinator. It's easy to get involved, just show up at our meetings and give us your input!
The committee is responsible for planning a variety of events associated with the arts; both visual and performing.
Responsible for scheduling weekly film series shown for free in the Atwood Theatre.
The committee is responsible for programming the weekend "Atwood After Dark" and "Halenbeck After Dark" series. These events include, but are not limited to, novelty activities, showcasing performers, crafts and food.
The committee is responsible for programming a variety of late-night events such as Late Skate, the Comedy Series and Dance Parties.
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ROCK HILL, S.C. - The fifth-seeded Newberry Wolves held a lead after doubles competition, but the fourth-seeded Tusculum Pioneers won four of six singles matches to take a 5-4 win in the first round of the 2012 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Men's Tennis Tournament at the Rock Hill Tennis Center on Thursday afternoon.
The Wolves end their season with a record of 13-12.
Newberry felt good about its chances after the doubles competition, with the all-SAC pair of Michael Saunders (Christchurch, New Zealand) and Vinicius Botelho (Fortaleza, Brazil) taking an 8-5 win and the No. 3 duo of Cal Loveridge (Derby, Derbyshire, England) and Carlos Nicolopulos (Valencia, Venezuela) earning a 9-8 tiebreaker win to put Newberry up 2-1.
However, only Botelho at No. 2 (6-0, 6-2) and Mohammed Chakir (Rabat, Morocco) at No. 3 (6-3, 6-1) were able to earn singles victories. Newberry had a 4-2 lead after Chakir's win, but Tusculum won the final three matches on the courts to advance to Friday's semifinal against top-seeded Wingate.
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Ted Nugent has the Secret Service keeping an eye on him, according to New York's Vulture blog. Nugent landed on their radar over the weekend, when the musician attended the National Rifle Association's convention in St. Louis Missouri and said of Democrats, "We need to ride into the battlefield and chop their heads off in November."
A Secret Service spokesman told Vulture, "We are aware of it, and we'll conduct an appropriate follow up."
Democrats and their aligned groups have already come out against Nugent's remarks and have called for Romney to distance himself from the musician. "We don't expect moderation from Ted Nugent," said Michael Keegan, President of People for the American Way, in a statement, "but we do expect a major presidential candidate like Mitt Romney to rebuke a prominent supporter for spewing hate-filled and violent rhetoric against the President of the United States."
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Veteran actors bring villains to life in Prizery production
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Sure, the princess and her handsome prince are the central focus, but no production of "Cinderella" can really succeed without the right women playing opposite the happy couple.
Director Christopher Jones thought long and hard before making his choices for the roles of the wicked stepmother and stepsisters who will impede Cinderella's happiness in The Prizery Summer Theatre Celebration production of "Cinderella" this June, and audience-goers won't be disappointed with the end result of those deliberations.
Tiernan Leigh Cody as the stepmother and Cat Wheelehan and Sarah Brackett as the stepsisters Joy and Portia bring just the right mix of talent, training and passion for theatre to bring these classic fairy tale archetypes to life in deliciously villainous fashion to their roles.
Cody brings a lifetime of preparation to the table as she creates the stepmother who serves as the central antagonist of this show.
"I've been singing for as long as I can remember, performing in my church and local talent shows [and] when I was 12, I started taking private voice lessons. For a couple of years I was being trained exclusively in opera, but I soon started getting involved in musical theatre. [Then] I started taking classes in dance, acting and musical styles."
All of this training has only fueled her passion for performance, leading to her decision to make acting a career.
"I am currently earning a BFA in Musical Theatre at Western Carolina University, where I am being trained in every aspect of the business," she said.
Cody is already a seasoned veteran of theatre performance, having been in productions as varied as "Rent," "Jane Eyre" and "Gypsy."
"Some of my favorite show and roles have been Jane in 'Jane Eyre The Musical,' Joanne in 'Rent,' Tessie Tura in 'Gypsy,' Mrs. Lovett in 'Sweeney Todd,' and most recently, Cindy Lou in 'The Marvelous Wonderettes."'
Cody is particularly excited about creating the role of the wicked stepmother.
"I have always loved playing these kinds of crazy or evil characters. One of my favorite parts of playing these characters is working on finding the human side of them," she said.
"It's easy to decide that a character is evil and play them so they simply hate everything, but the meat comes in when you work to discover why they are that way, what happened in their past to make them become so horrid now."
Of course, no role is without its challenges; for Cody, the most difficult aspect of this job will be the age discrepancy between herself and her character.
"It's hard to play that I've had that much life experience, when I've only actually had about half of it," she said.
Prizery audiences will remember Cat Wheelehan from last year's Summer Theatre Celebration; the talented thespian with the bright smile is thrilled to return for a second season with the summer company.
"I wanted to come back because I love The Prizery and the SoBo and Halifax community. I made so many friends here and missed the town terribly. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else," she said.
Wheelehan, like Cody, has been working in theatre for much of her life.
"I started working professionally at The Riverside Dinner Theatre in my hometown of Fredericksburg when I was nine. My first show was 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.' I did 11 different shows there before I was 17, mostly children's theatre pieces."
Like Cody, Wheelehan intends to make acting a career choice.
"I'm currently a rising senior at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond," she said.
In addition to her roles last summer in "The Sound of Music" and "Seussical, the Musical!" she has been seen as Claudio and Lysander in gender-reversed staged readings of "Much Ado About Nothing" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," respectively, with The Firehouse Theatre Project, as Alice in "Henry V," Andromache in "Troy Women" and Sandy in "Grease."
For Wheelehan, playing a villain in a largely comedic show will be a chance to stretch her abilities and develop new aspects of her acting.
"I don't consider myself a particularly comedic actress, so roles like this in general always present a challenge for me as an actor," she added. "Being funny is not something that I consider myself to be very good at. However, the text for the play is fantastic and already written to be very humorous, so my goal in working on this show is to just play, have fun, do the work, and trust the text."
She considers herself to be in good company, though.
"I'm just so excited to work with the rest of the evil family. I don't think Chris could've done a better job of picking people to play these roles. Sarah Brackett and Tierney Cody are hilarious and ridiculously talented; it's a treat to act beside them every day."
Sarah Brackett agrees that one of the best parts of the job so far has been "getting to work alongside some wonderful performers."
Recently graduated from Shorter University with a degree in musical theatre, Brackett is grateful to have trained "with some of the most talented professors from all over."
During her time at university, she performed roles in "She Loves Me" (llona), "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown" (Snoopy), "Trojan Woman" (Andromache) and "Still Life With Iris" (Iris).
Brackett is thrilled to be cast as a wicked stepsister, although she does find the part a challenging one thanks to the castmates she is so ready to praise.
"I am playing one of the evil stepsisters, and being evil isn't easy for me especially towards Jocelyn our Cinderella. I catch myself smiling at her because she is just so darn sweet that you just can't help but love her," she said.
All three girls are delighted with the down-home feel and warm Southern welcome they have received from Halifax County locals.
"I absolutely love South Boston. I love the small town feel of it, where everyone knows each other and is willing to help each other out. I'm very excited to explore the town and find all of the neat stores and restaurants," Cody enthuses when asked how she likes living in South Boston.
"Myself and five other company members are staying at what we call the 'Big House.' This house has been quite an experience for all of us. First, we had no hot water; then, when we got the hot water, the power went out. When we asked the owner how we might fix it, we were told that our house was haunted.
"We've now all come to the conclusion that it isn't really haunted, it's just very old... Needless to say, it's been a very exciting week at the 'Big House.'
Wheelehan is equally thrilled with her summer home.
"I am perfectly settled and couldn't be happier. I'm living with the Coe family for the summer. I got to know them all last year, and when they found out I was coming back for another season, Mrs. Coe emailed me and extended the invitation. Also, I still remember where everything is in SoBo and Halifax; it's almost like I never left."
Although this is her first time in Halifax County, Brackett feels right at home as well.
"'SoBo' as many of us like to call it, reminds me a lot of my home town. Plus I have been overly blessed to live with the Haskett family (Mike, Ellen, Daniel and sweet Madelyn) while I am here. They are some of my favorite people now, such loving beautiful people."
When asked about their goals for the show and what they want audience members to walk away with, the girls grow introspective and generous.
"My goals in this show are the same as my goals for any other show I've done; make the character real, make the character my own original version of her, play the entire show to the best of my abilities every night and have fun while I do it," Cody said.
Wheelehan's goals are both personal and professionally oriented.
"I'd just like to learn to trust myself with roles like this, and I'd also like to improve my voice work, both in terms of singing more classically written music and also with speaking in dialect in various parts of my range," she said.
Brackett added, "My goal is to commit to the character and have fun. If I have fun, then I know the audience with have fun with me."
All three hope that audiences get a lot out of attending "Cinderella."
"In today's world, it's easy to grow up too fast, or to be dragged down by the pressure and the negativity of the 'daily grind,"' Wheelehan said.
"It's easy to throw a good attitude out the window when things seem like they're just not going to get any better. But, if there's anything 'Cinderella' teaches us, it's that dreams really can come true if we refuse to give up on them. I hope audience members walk out the door with lighter, happier hearts than they came in with."
"Magic," Brackett said. "I pray that each person experiences some of the magic that we get to experience everyday on this stage."
Cody summed up what is clearly a commonly shared sentiment, saying, "A big theme in our rehearsals has been finding the magic in every aspect of the show; good magic, bad magic, and how each character is affected by it.
"I hope that audiences, both young and old, will be captivated by the magic of this show, and even take a little bit of it with them when they leave the theatre," she said.
The curtain rises beginning Thursday at 7:30 p.m., with additional shows on June 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 at 7:30 p.m., and 3 p.m. matinees on June 23, 24, 27, 30 and July 1.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.prizery.com or call 572-8339.


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Artist's Book: Narrative + Form
Course No. PRI232/332/432 Credits: 3.0
Faculty Jennifer Craun
This studio course is for students interested in producing sequentially developed imagery via linear book structures. Historical examples and contemporary developments regarding the evolution of the artist book are examined through texts, through the use of our library's artist book collection, in discussion, and during critiques. Due to technological advancements over the last century artists now have a variety of media with which to explore output of book projects. The class will expose students to the nature and potential of different book structures as well as a variety of materials. The course will heighten the student's ability to utilize the interaction of sequenced content -- the act of turning pages-- to express the continuity of an idea flowing through a continuum. Students realize the potential of narrative, sequence, and pacing, together with the importance of combining word and image. Note: Open Elective. Required for Fourth Year Print Majors.
Arts Journalism
Course No. LLC205WX Credits: 3.0
In this elective course, students will study various forms and stages of writing about art for publication. In addition to reading and discussing effective examples of published writings on art, students will produce a total of 20 pages of writing throughout the semester in the form of reviews, interviews, profiles, and feature stories. Students will alternately function as writers and editors as they produce written work that is expressly conceived and shaped for publication. Through reading and writing assignments, discussions, and in-class exercises, students will gain a well-rounded knowledge of arts journalism from multiple vantage points: as readers, writers, and editors. Students will gain experience in producing finished articles that can be published online through various websites and blogs, eventually including CIA's own online journal. As a Sophomore writing elective, this course will fulfill LLC 104 requirement and also serve as a valuable component of CIA's new writing concentration. Fulfills Humanities/Cultural Studies distribution requirement. Creative Writing Concentration course.
Asian Art Survey
Course No. ACD372 Credits: 3.0
This course serves as a "survey" or a window for the art of multiple cultures. This lecture/exercise/discussion-style course explores the art and visual culture of Asia, focusing on India, Japan and China. Political, religious, social, and visual aspects of art will be stressed in class. In order to understand the art and civilization of these three countries, we will look at art objects ranging from ancient archaeological finds, medieval architecture to modern and contemporary art. Subjects such as women artists, performing arts and animation will also be discussed in this course. The content of this course will be generally divided into pre-Modern, Modern, and Contemporary eras in which art and visual culture will be discussed with geographic perspectives. As the semester progresses, some additional readings and films may be assigned. Each student is encouraged to find examples learned in the course and apply them to his/her intellectual development. Visual Culture Emphasis course.
Autobiographical Narrative in African Literature
Course No. LLC207W Credits: 3.0
Faculty Olatubosun Ogunsanwo
This course consists of six first-person accounts, which highlight the socio-historical and psychological significance of the autobiographical narrative in the black experience. The autobiographical mode is one of the predominant forms of literary expression in black literature, dating back to the "slave narrative" of the eighteenth century, just as it is in the hands of African artists a prominent literary form that is characterized by its predominantly collective and communal narrative voice. The course will focus on the interface between individual life-story and collective (social) history. It will also consider in the postmodernist sense the thin line between fiction and history (art and life), while exploring individual consciousness as an art of rhetorical self-definition and subjectivity. The last two books include two generational responses to womanist issues; and both of them problematize the autobiographical art-form. There are six videos primarily to provide socio-historical background to the course. The videos, as visual texts, are also meant to create a critical interface with the 6 literary socio-constructs, with a view to stimulating your deep insights into the course. Fulfills Humanities/Cultural Studies distribution requirement. Creative Writing Concentration course.
Avant Garde Film
Course No. HCS325.1 Credits: 3.0
Faculty Bruce Checefsky
Film, the quintessential art form of the 20th century, added time and relativity to the artist's palette. This course examines the abstract and non-narrative tradition: films that focus on manipulation of form, motion, and the collage-like collision of images in time (montage). Topics include early Soviet formalists, Dadaist and Surrealist films of the 1920's and 1930's, and American underground films of the 1960's and 1970's. Students keep a journal of their impressions of each film shown. COURSE FEE REQUIRED. May be applied as Visual Culture Emphasis course. 3 credits.expand collapse
Avant-Garde Film: Montaged "Talkies"
Course No. HCS425.1 Credits: 3.0
Traditional film classes assume all films strive for narrative continuity and therefore organize their analyses around film techniques (editing, sound, cinematography), this class will view and discuss films of this a-chronological genre according to the underlying philosophical stance--or art movement--appropriate to each director. Theoretical approaches from visual art (surrealism, cubism, post-modernism), mathematics (fractal theory, chaos theory), psychology, history and from literary schools ("The New Novel" from Raymond Roussell to Robbe-Grillet) will provide intellectual and analytic base for these enigmatic works of narrative art. Course fee required. May be applied as Visual Culture Emphasis course. 3 credits.expand collapse
Basic Histology
Course No. BMA312 Credits: 3.0
Fundamental histology course covering microscopic structure, nomenclature, and function of normal cells, tissues, and organs (human emphasis) to provide a sound foundation for bioengineering, pre-medical and pre-dental students. CIA Students interested in registering for this course; please contact Amanda Almon (Head of Biomedical Art) & Dr. Joseph Miller, CWRU course faculty. Cross-registration at CWRU required.
Basic Theories of Psychology
Course No. SNS308 Credits: 3.0
Faculty Adina Davidson
This course will offer an overview of the basic theories of psychology and how they apply to human development. We will explore the questions of what motivates people to do what they do. How and why do people change as they grow from infants to adults? How do we develop in our ability to play, to work, to love and to be ethical human beings? The course will cover the major personality theories of Freud and his understanding of the unconscious, Erickson, Jung with his description of the shadows and archetypes in the human mind and Rogers' humanistic psychology as well as learning theories and systems of moral development. The course will also cover the major feminist critiques of these systems. There will be a brief overview of psychological problems such as major depression, schizophrenia, phobias, etc., as well as some methods of treatment.
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