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Companies large and small often encounter times when an infusion of business capital is critical to their success. It might be at start-up, during expansion, to find a new market or buy a piece of needed equipment, grow inventory or endure an economic downturn. A business loan secured in a timely fashion at a reasonable interest rate can mean the difference between profit and loss, hiring employees or laying some off, or moving ahead with a new venture.
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A major wind tax subsidy is scheduled, without another renewal, to expire at year's end and natural gas, one of wind's biggest competitors, is dirt cheap. These are some tough conditions for the wind-energy sector and its investors.
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Investors can buy the shares of major domestic wind-energy market participants like General Electric (ticker: GE) or overseas firms (also U.S.-listed) Vestas (VWS), Siemens (SI), and Gamesa (GAM). But the more diverse and perhaps lower-cost way to gain exposure is limited to two exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The first is PowerShares Global Wind Energy ETF (PWND), which is based on the NASDAQ OMX Clean Edge Global Wind Energy Index. It has an expense ratio of 0.75 percent. There's also First Trust Global Wind Energy ETF (FAN), with an expense ratio of 0.60 percent. These funds maintain roughly 75 percent overlap of companies. FAN is a little cheaper and includes nearly twice as many holdings as PWND. FAN also commits a 33 percent weighting to companies that are only loosely involved with wind development; there can be advantages and disadvantages to that mix. On the other hand, PWND is more of a pure wind-energy play.
Near-term challenges don't completely diminish the strong underlying reasons for longer-term growth in renewable energy, including wind.
"Although the recent financial crisis has made financing these capital-intensive projects problematic and falling energy prices have further compressed their earnings potential, many utilities are still going forward with their renewable-energy project plans," said Abraham Bailin, Morningstar ETF analyst, in a commentary. "PowerShares Global Wind Energy provides a direct avenue for investors seeking exposure to this growing industry."
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Lost support. The sustainability of wind without government incentives is in question, even in higher-production states like Texas. Investment dollars in wind energy will drop by nearly two-thirds if Congress fails to extend past the end of 2012 a key tax credit that's set to expire at year's end, the American Wind Energy Association predicts. Right now, the PTC (Production Tax Credit) program, a five-year depreciation tax credit program, along with state-based RPS (Renewable Portfolio Standards) that mandate a greater percentage of electricity from clean-energy sources, provide powerful incentives for large-scale wind farm development. The PTC provides an income tax credit of 2.2 cents per kilowatt-hour for electricity produced from wind turbines. Congress first enacted the credit in 1992 and has renewed it four times. But lawmakers have also allowed it to expire three times. Another program, a federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) known as the Treasury 1603 grant, has already expired. A mixed Congress leaves PTC extension uncertain. It has White House support. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), one of the sponsors of a bill that would preserve the credit, has said he expects no decision until after the November election.
Overbuilding. Siemens President and CEO Peter Loescher warned in July that oversupply in the market was leading to pricing pressure in its renewables business. The company reported in mid-July that profits from its renewables division fell 48 percent in its fiscal third quarter. Both Gamesa and Vestas management have noted the downward pressure on prices from oversupply, aggravated by reduced project financing because of economic turmoil in the euro zone.
Unreliability. Although wind technology is evolving, Mother Nature isn't always an ally. While there is an abundance of wind in the jet streams, it is much easier to harness ground wind. Is that enough? Tapping into the jet stream remains, for now, an unreachable feat that may prevent wind energy from reaching its potential. Or is it simply a challenge left for evolving technology, and investment in that technology, to solve? There are a limited number of effective wind corridors in the United States that can sustain a desired output of 1MW or larger. Investors might screen wind power companies by focusing on those established in or buying up the most profitable acreage.


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Intead, I read from "The Best American Sports Writing 2012", I love that series, even though I'm not big on most sports in the first place; but the writing is so good, I find myself actually engrossed reading an essay about baseball. It would be a dream to read a similar collection of essays on figure skating, there are so many complex and intriguing people involved in the sport, not to mention you can use skating as a gateway to talk about larger issues of culture, gender, sexuality, even back in the 1980s, cold war politics.


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The statistics are staggering.
According to a recent report from the state's Department of Transportation, wearing a seatbelt betters the chance of surviving a crash by up to 60 percent.
Eighteen people died in automobile-related accidents on Valley roadways in 2012 — more than half were not wearing seat belts. Recently released statistics from PennDOT show that statewide, more than 500 unrestrained people were killed last year.
Through the first three months of 2013, eight have already lost their lives on Valley roadways, nearly half of whom were not wearing a seat belt, including the most recent — 35-year-old Ellen Kear, of Turbotville.
Kear was thrown from her Toyota Matrix after a five-car pileup on Easter Sunday on Route 15 near the Lewisburg Sheetz gas station and run over by another vehicle. At the scene, one emergency responder commented that she probably would have survived if she were wearing the proper restraint.
Seat belts are not foolproof. There is no guarantee that a seat belt will save your life, but the statistics do show that it greatly improves the odds of walking away from the carnage and sparing those who care about you the agony of wondering what may have been.
Before anyone lumps Kear into the ever-growing statistical pool that illustrates the importance of seat belts, please remember that she was more than just a statistic. She was a mother, daughter, sister, cousin, co-worker and friend. She was someone who touched the lives of others — not just in our local region but well beyond.
Then, consider 500 others across the state who lost their lives last year in accidents where they were not properly restrained. People from all different backgrounds, each with a web of loved ones and friends left behind to pick up the shattered pieces and wonder what happened.
In the wake of a these tragedies, it is normal to point fingers and blame others. It is a typical part of the grieving process.
Our fellow citizens and neighbors and those they left behind, deserve much more than finger-pointing, excuses and what-ifs. Their deaths should not be in vain.
Each time we get behind the wheel, we have a choice — to buckle or not to buckle.
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- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
- Brush the inside of an oven-proof skillet with vegetable oil. Set aside.
- Mix cherries, bread crumbs, egg yolk, Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, olive oil, thyme, oregano, garlic, salt, black pepper, and cayenne pepper until combined.
- Cut a 1-inch slit in each chicken breast by slicing at an angle from the thick end of the breast toward the thinner end.
- Open flap and place one butterflied chicken breast between two sheets of heavy plastic (resealable freezer bags work well) on a solid, level surface. Firmly pound chicken with the smooth side of a meat mallet to a thickness of 1/2-inch. Repeat with the other breast.
- Place half the stuffing on each chicken breast, place each breast on a piece of plastic wrap and roll into a tight roll, twisting the ends of the plastic wrap to hold create a tight package.
- On a piece of plastic wrap, slightly overlap 2 slices of prosciutto so they are as wide as the rolled chicken breast. Unwrap rolled chicken breast and place the breast at one end of the prosciutto. Roll prosciutto around the stuffed breast using the plastic to make a tight roll. Repeat with the second stuffed breast and remaining 2 slices of prosciutto.
- Lay 4 pieces of string on the cutting board, about 1-inch apart. Place chicken roll across the strings, and tie each into a knot to keep the chicken from unrolling. Repeat for the second stuffed breast.
- Place stuffed, rolled chicken breasts in the prepared skillet and bake in the preheated oven until the prosciutto is browned and crispy and chicken is no longer pink, about 25 minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read at least 165 degrees F (74 degrees C). Remove chicken to a plate and loosely cover with aluminum foil.
- Drain grease from the pan as desired, leaving juice and browned bits. Pour in chicken stock and balsamic vinegar, and bring to a boil over high heat. Cook, while scraping the browned bits from the bottom of the pan, until liquid has reduced by half, 5 to 6 minutes. Remove from heat, add butter and stir until melted. Season with salt and black pepper to taste.
- Remove twine from chicken breasts; slice into bite-sized pieces. Serve drizzled with pan sauce.
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Very, very good. What I like most about this 'company worthy' dish is that it can be prepped entirely ahead of time, cooked to order and looks fabulous. BUT it really very easy. As written this feeds more than 2 - more like 3 or 4. Enjoy this great recipe.
Made this dish as per recipe. AMAZING and looks like a lot more work than it really is. Once you have mastered the technique of poudning and wrapping the chicken, the possibilities are endless! SO worth the time!
This is a great recipe! I recommend this for everyone. I had to use cranberries instead of cherries and it still tasted amazing. I would recommend at least doubling the filing because mine did not seem to have enough filing for my taste.
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1- The Rock
Story: Rock has done it all except beat taker at Mania.
This match would
According to multiple sources, Vince McMahon has not been pleased with Monday Night Raw's ratings and rightfully so. Monday Night Raw has battled against both the NBA and the NHL playoffs, and as a result people have seen their ratings decrease. When facing strong competition on TV, WWE loyalist will always use that big competition as an excuse to why the ratings were low. In truth, a TV show itself
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If I were in charge of the booking for the money in the bank PPV I would capitalize on all the momentum from the last week and book a strong show to feed into Summer Slam. I think with the current roster and programs I could book a show to rival Payback and keep the WWE PPV summer Renaissance alive.
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Money in the bank is just around the corner and with all the buzz around Rob Van Dam, it is time to focus on another. Chris Jericho has to win the money in the bank breifcase to save his career.Keep reading to find out more or stop reading now.
Chris Jericho has been a huge character in every brand he has been in, WWF/E,Smackdown,Raw,WCW. Chris has had his career because of his
Hi Guys go easy as this is only my second blog but have a look and let me know your thoughts. I've tried to combine in part how I think parts of the ppv will be booked and how I would like other parts to be booked. So Lets Start.
Match 1 Divas Title: AJ vs Kaitylyn- rematch, winner Aj.
Kaitlyn gets her rematch. She dominates Aj and sets up for the spear. Aj dodges With Kaitlyn
John Cena (C) vs Daniel Bryan
Winner: Daniel Bryan by DQ
Story: Kane interferes (without his mask now) and attacks Daniel Bryan getting John Cena DQ'd; Ends with Kane destroying Daniel Bryan and becoming fully heel
HHH vs Vince McMahon with Stephanie McMahon as Special Guest Referee
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This is the first in a series of posts that will be TNA vs WWE. Each time I will take 2 matches and post them. Whoever wins is solely up to you the reader each match will be worth a certain amount of points.At the end I will total up the results and post them on each blog.. Vote in the comments and suggest matches you want to see to decide what is the ultimate roster. Polls for these close Thursday
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Del Rio Segment: I'm really happy that WWE has decided to turn Del Rio back heel. I never liked him as a face as I found him so cocky and arrogant. With that being said I'm okay with him winning the World Title from Ziggler as long
What a weekend to be a part of WWE's once ignored universe.
WWE showed us that they can still put on an (almost – thanks to John Cena and Ryback you can happily turn off the last thirty minutes of Payback and miss absolutely nothing) flawless PPV, and decided to ride the wave of momentum with an episode of Raw which symbolised the end of a number of decent storylines only to replace
Alright, let's give this blog thing another shot...so, there is a lot of people debuting, coming back, etc. and I feel that there is a much bigger issue at hand, and that is the overflow of people vying for airtime on WWE-TV, so this is what I think should be done about a bunch of them;
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There are few vistas more majestic than Central Park in autumn from the twenty-sixth floor of a Fifth Avenue apartment. Late-afternoon sunlight softly gilds ocher trees, and stray sunbeams shoot through the canyons between elegant apartment buildings on the far side of the park. My attention drifts to another majestic sight: Dolly Parton silhouetted against the windows of her apartment. Part of her beauty is external – the extraordinary body, alabaster skin and delicate features – but much of it comes from within. She turns, and with a dazzling smile and a little girl's voice asks what she can get me, then pads barefoot past her Claes Oldenburg painting to pour me a drink.
About four years ago, Dolly Parton was a country singer churning out one-nighters on the C & W circuit. Back then, Fifth Avenue was a movie fantasy to her and Oldenburg just a foreign word. In a few short years, she has turned her career around. Now she is hotly pursued by TV; she has a multimillion-dollar contract to play Las Vegas; and she commanded more than a million to be teamed with Burt Reynolds in her second movie, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, before her first one, Nine to Five, had even been released. If ever somebody figured out the American dream and made it work, it's Dolly Parton.
One of the lesser noticed of twelve children in a poor Tennessee family, Dolly began planning her escape to the world of money and glamour as soon as she heard about it. The minute she was out of high school, she was on a Greyhound bus to Nashville to try to be a country star. But girl singers – that's what they called them then – in country music were rare and generally regarded as so much flesh. Parton used her iron will, her incredibly seductive and powerful voice, her ability to write songs and her self-confidence and ambition to knock down the brick walls that stood between her and her goals. She also played up her beauty and her hourglass figure. She started to make secret lists of the fairy-tale futures she sought. She is a fiercely positive thinker, and her private lists worked like voodoo. Nashville never knew what hit it. She became a country star.
Still, Nashville wasn't enough, so she plotted her superstar map and left Nashville for Los Angeles and full blown pop management. Her husband, Carl Dean, a seldom-seen Nashville contractor, approved, and she set out to become superfamous. She deliberately made the kind of pop music she thought would gain her both a new audience and the power to do whatever she wanted. She thinks the strategy is working.
The test should come with her new album, Nine to Five. She wrote the title song for her first movie, in which she costars with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. "She was wonderful; she's so quick, so natural, dazzling, down-to-earth, bigger than life," Tomlin said of Parton. "She's just the quintessential . . . whatever it is. She ended up giving me lines. You could have replaced Jane or me in a more satisfactory way, but once you got the idea for Dolly to be in her role, it would have been more of a disappointment to not have her."
It was, in part, Fonda's idea to make a movie about secretaries. Once she decided that it should be a comedy, she knew immediately that Dolly had to be in it. "I had never met her," said Fonda, "but I was really into her music. Anyone who can write 'Coat of Many Colors' and sing it the way she does has got the stuff to do anything. This was not a woman who was a stereotype of a dumb blond. I felt that she could probably do just about anything she wanted, that this was a very smart woman. We developed a character based on who she is and what she seems like. Did we coach her? No. Her persona is so strong, you get somebody mucking about with that and making her self-conscious, and it could be negative. Even though we're from different backgrounds and different classes, we're very alike in many ways. Dolly's not political, but her heart, her instincts – she's just on the side of the angels. Very often someone will wow you, but as you get to know them, the mystery wears off. One of the things that just flabbergasts me about Dolly is the amount of mystery she has. She's a very mysterious person."
Back in Manhattan at sunset, Dolly brings me a drink and sits back on her white cotton sofa in her skintight jeans and ready-to-bust, low-cut sweater. Even though she's only five feet tall – the heels and wig add almost a foot – she can take your breath away real quick. My first question is out before I can even think about it.
Are you ready to give it all up and run away with me now?
If you're ready – but let's wait and see how much money you make from your book!
You told me once you wanted to be a superstar.
Yeah, I did and I still do, and I think I'm on my way. It's not just a selfish thing; I've thought a lot about it, about exactly what makes me want to do it. I've always felt like everybody was born for a reason. Everybody has a purpose. Lots of people don't ever really find it, but I was luckier than a lot of people. I was born the fourth in a family of twelve, so I was kinda independent and really didn't have a lot of things pulling at me. I was always kinda free to think, and I had the opportunity to do more than I realized for a long, long time.
Anyhow, I worked in Nashville, where I did well and was known as one of the big country artists, but I still wasn't really selling any records.
Around 100,000 or something like that?
Yeah, I think Jolene, which I think was my biggest record at that time, sold like 200,000. So after takin' all that into consideration and knowing that I had the freedom to do what I wanted, that I had the talent to back it up – and I had more personality and guts than I had talent, I guess – I just tried to figure out what things were workable and usable and tried to combine them to make something special.
I'm certainly not your greatest writer, although I feel one of my strongest talents is songwriting. And as a singer, I'm just differen – I don't always hit true notes and all, but I'm a stylist. So I went all out and tried to find good management, which I did, and to record stuff that I don't particularly even like and am not even particularly proud of, other than the fact that it worked.
Well, to be frank, I didn't like your last few albums.
To be even franker, neither did I [laughs]! But, the thing is, it got me where I wanted to be. Now you will like, you will like the next one, because I finally got myself to a point where my personality was strong enough. And I got to the point where I could have a big deal in Vegas; I didn't want to work Vegas until I could go there as myself with good music, until I could have the power to draw people and also have enough power to say what kinda show I would do.
Movies were another thing I didn't want to do until I felt I was ready. Sometimes if you jump into something too quickly, you can screw up something that might have been good two years down the road.
Now, was this on one of your lists? You were telling me before about your lists . . .
I never really had a big desire to be in the movies, although I knew if my career went the way I wanted it to, Vegas and the movies and all that stuff would eventually come.
The main thing is, now I've got the freedom to do my music without havin' to worry about whether I'll make money or not, and because I don't have to worry about money, I will make more from it because it will be good. From here on out, I'll be involved in producing my own records. I wrote about half of the songs on the Nine to Five album. I wrote all of the songs for the one that will follow that. You know, people thought I had sold out: what's this piece of shit that Dolly's done now? Or what's this and that? I'm very aware of all that stuff. The reviews of the last four or five albums were not good, but I still knew that I was tryin' to accomplish the right thing.
Now I've got their attention; now I have to prove myself. Every day I feel like I'm just startin' my career. But yeah, it's on my list!
What is the price you have to pay to be a superstar?
Well, I'm not really sure, because I doubt that I'll even know it if I am. It's just that I'm tryin' to do everything I'm capable of doin' and have a perfect balance in my life – to be successful at my work, and at bein' a wife and a sister and a friend. I have to have all of those things in their proper place. I don't want to be a star if I have no life. I'm not willing to be like Elvis, who had no personal life. If I want to go out to a movie, I just go out to a movie. If I want to go out to supper, I go out to supper, because I happen to feel that I have no reason to be afraid of the people.
I've observed a whole lot since I've been in the business. I've seen a lot of people who panic at the thought of somebody runnin' after 'em on the street; instead of takin' it as a compliment, they take it as a threat.
If I can't sign autographs, I can always speak and be friendly and say, "I can't right now, I'm late for a plane." Because I do appreciate it. I don't believe we owe everything to the public. I think I have a right to my privacy, and I also feel that people have a right to the time I'm in public. That is their time; that is not my time.
So I provide for my own personal time a little differently than that: camping trips, traveling cross country in a station wagon, camping out with no wig and no makeup. I mean, there's always a way to do it if you want it bad enough.
I think one of the big mistakes celebrities make is that they think because they are so popular, it sets them apart and makes them like gods instead of just extremely lucky people. I really feel sorry for a whole lot of stars, and I hope and pray I never get that way. I don't really believe I will.
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William "Clay" Meyers V, 21, of Laurel, passed away early Saturday, Aug. 10, 2013, in Franklin County as the result of an auto accident.
He was born Dec. 12, 1991 in Shelbyville, one of two sons of William C. and Amy S. Pavey Meyers. Clay was a lifelong resident of Franklin County.
A 2010 graduate of Franklin County High School, he played basketball, baseball and tennis. He also played coed softball, men's league softball and sand volleyball.
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Survivors besides his parents include his grandparents, Larry Pavey of Laurel, Jane (Craig) Bradley of New Palestine and William C. Meyers III of Laurel; a great-grandfather, Harold (Joan) Stark of Indianapolis; a brother, Cole Meyers of Laurel; and several aunts, uncles and cousins.
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Buffalo News senior columnist Jerry Sullivan examined Levitre's situation for this morning's paper. The Bills don't have to re-sign Levitre.
From a practical standpoint, however, the Bills would have one more hole to fill without him. They would need to replace a quality guard who hasn't missed a start since he turned pro in 2009.
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Andrew Goodman (November 23, 1943, – June 21, 1964) was one of three American civil rights activists murdered near Philadelphia, Mississippi, during Freedom Summer in 1964 by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Early life and education[edit]
Andrew Goodman was born and raised on the Upper West Side of New York City, at 161 West 86 Street, the middle of three sons of Robert and Carolyn Goodman, of Jewish heritage. His family and community were steeped in intellectual and socially progressive activism and were devoted to social justice. An activist at an early age, Goodman graduated from the progressive Walden School; Walden was said to have had a strongly formative influence on his outlook. He attended the Honors Program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison for a semester but withdrew after falling ill with pneumonia.
Goodman enrolled at Queens College, New York City, where he was a friend and classmate of Paul Simon. With his brief experience as an off-Broadway actor, he originally planned to study drama, but switched to anthropology. Goodman's growing interest in anthropology seemed to parallel his increasing political seriousness.
Civil rights activism[edit]
In 1964, Goodman volunteered along with fellow activist Mickey Schwerner to work on the "Freedom Summer" project of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) to register blacks to vote in Mississippi. Having protested U.S. President Lyndon Johnson's presence at the opening of that year's World's Fair, Goodman left New York to train and develop civil rights strategies at Western College for Women (now part of Miami University) in Oxford, Ohio. In mid-June, Goodman joined Schwerner in Meridian, Mississippi, where the latter was designated head of the field office. They worked on registering blacks in rural areas to vote.
The Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission was strongly opposed to integration and civil rights. It paid spies to identify citizens suspected of activism, especially northerners who entered the state. The records opened by court order in 1998 also revealed the state's deep complicity in the murders of three civil rights workers at Philadelphia, Mississippi, because its investigator A.L. Hopkins passed on information about the workers, including the car license number of a new civil rights worker to the commission. Records showed the commission passed the information on to the Sheriff of Neshoba County, who was implicated in the murders.[3]
Schwerner had been working closely with an assistant James Chaney, also a civil rights activist in Meridian. On the morning of June 21, 1964, the three men set out for Philadelphia, Neshoba County, where they were to investigate the recent burning of Mount Zion Methodist Church, a black church that had agreed to be a site for a Religion School for education and voter registration.
Arrest, release and murder[edit]
On their return to Meridian, the three men were stopped and arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cecil Price (a Klan member) for allegedly driving 35 miles over the 30-mile-per-hour speed limit. The trio was taken to the jail in Neshoba County where Chaney was booked for speeding, while Schwerner and Goodman were booked "for investigation". After Chaney was fined $20, the three men were released and told to leave the county. Price followed them in his patrol car. At 10:25, Price sped to catch up with the station wagon before it crossed the border into the relative safety of Lauderdale County. Price ordered the three out of their car and into his. He then drove them to a deserted area on Rock Cut Road while being followed by two cars filled with other Klansmen.[4] He then turned them over to the Klansmen who beat Chaney and then shot and killed Schwerner, Goodman, and Chaney.
Investigation and trial[edit]
The FBI entered the case after the men disappeared. They helped find them buried in an earthen dam. The US government prosecuted the case under the 1870 Force Act. The Neshoba County deputy sheriff and six conspirators were convicted by Federal prosecutors of civil rights violations but were not convicted of murder. Two defendants were acquitted because of jury deadlock.
Journalist Jerry Mitchell, an award-winning investigative reporter for the Jackson Clarion-Ledger, had written extensively about the case for many years. Mitchell, who had already earned fame for helping secure convictions in several other high-profile Civil Rights Era murder cases, including the assassination of Medgar Evers, the Birmingham Church Bombing, and the murder of Vernon Dahmer, developed new evidence, found new witnesses and pressured the State to take action. Barry Bradford, an Illinois high-school teacher later famous for helping clear the name of Civil Rights martyr Clyde Kennard, and three students, Allison Nichols, Sarah Siegel, and Brittany Saltiel, joined Mitchell's efforts. Their documentary, produced for the National History Day contest, presented important new evidence and compelling reasons for reopening the case. They also obtained an interview with Edgar Ray Killen, which helped persuade the state to open the case for investigation. Mitchell was able to determine the identity of "Mr. X", the mystery informer who had helped the FBI discover the bodies and smash the conspiracy of the Klan in 1964, in part using evidence developed by Bradford and the students.
On September 14, 2004 Mississippi State Attorney General Jim Hood announced that he was gathering evidence for a charge of murder and intended to take the case to a grand jury. On January 7, 2005, Edgar Ray Killen was arrested. He was found guilty of three counts of manslaughter — not murder — on June 21, 2005, exactly 41 years to the day after the murders. He was sentenced to sixty years in prison—twenty years for each count, served consecutively.
New York State named Goodman Mountain, a 2,176-foot peak in the Adirondack Mountain town of Tupper Lake, NY, in Goodman's memory. Goodman and his family had spent summers there.
New York City named "Freedom Place," a four-block stretch in Manhattan's Upper West Side, in honor of Goodman. A plaque on 70th Street and Freedom Place (Riverside Blvd) tells his story. The plaque was re-located in 1999 in the garden of Hostelling International New York. Mrs. Goodman wanted the plaque to be in a place visited by young people.
At Cedar Springs High School in Cedar Springs, Michigan, an outdoor memorial theatre is dedicated to the Freedom Summer alums. The day of Goodman's murder is acknowledged each year on campus, and the clock tower of the campus library is dedicated to Goodman, Chaney, and Schwerner.
Miami University's now defunct Western Program also included historical lectures about Freedom Summer and the events of the massacre.
The Walden School, in Manhattan, named its middle and upper school building in Goodman's memory. The Trevor Day School now occupies the building, and has maintained the building's name as the "Andrew Goodman Building".
Goodman's parents set up the Andrew Goodman Foundation to support work for social justice.
Portrayal in culture[edit]
- "Southern Justice" by Norman Rockwell
- "Those Three are On My Mind"[5] (Pete Seeger) was written to commemorate the three workers.
- The song "Goodman, Schwerner, and Chaney" from Ain't That News by Tom Paxton was written about the murder of these three civil rights workers.
- The song "He Was My Brother" from Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. by Simon & Garfunkel is dedicated to Andrew Goodman.
- Meridian (1976), a novel by Alice Walker, dealt with issues of the civil rights era.
- The case was the basis (loosely) of the feature film Mississippi Burning (1988). Goodman is portrayed in the film by actor Rick Zieff and simply identified as "Passenger" in the film credits.
- Goodman is portrayed by Josh Charles in the television movie Murder in Mississippi (1990).
- It also inspired two made-for-TV movies: The 1975 two-part TV movie, Attack on Terror: The FBI vs. the Ku Klux Klan, which was based on Don Whitehead's book (Attack on Terror: The F.B.I. Against the Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi) detailing the events a week before the assassinations and up to the conclusion of the Federal trial of the conspirators. Actor Andrew Parks portrayed "Steven Bronson," a fictionalized representation of Andrew Goodman. The second TV movie was Murder in Mississippi (1990), in which Andrew Goodman was portrayed by the actor Josh Charles.
- In the Season 13 episode of the series Law & Order entitled "Chosen," defense lawyer Randy Dworkin (played by Peter Jacobson) prefaces a speech against affirmative action with the phrase, "Janeane Garofalo herself can storm into my office and tear down the framed photos of Goodman, Chaney and Schwerner, that I keep on the wall over my desk..."[6]
- Inspired Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Steven Stucky's evening-long concert drama August 4, 1964, which was based on the tragic events of that date 44 years ago: the discovery in Mississippi of the bodies of three recently murdered young civil rights workers and a spurious "attack" on two American warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. Commissioned to commemorate the centennial of the birth of Lyndon B. Johnson, it premiered to excellent reviews.[7]
- In Episode 1 of Season 4 of the TV series Mad Men, Don Draper's date Bethany talks about Andrew Goodman : "The world is so dark right now." and "Is that what it takes to make things change?", which is the first indication of what year Season 4 takes place.
- Andrew Goodman is mentioned along with Schwerner and Cheney in "Song of Susannah." Book 6 of Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series.
The story was a backdrop in at least two first season episodes of the television series American Dreams (2002). (Down the Shore, High Hopes)
- ^ Slater, Anna (June 21, 2011). "On this day: Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman killed". The Jewish Chronicle. Retrieved 2013-07-04.
- ^ "Andrew Goodman, activist who gave his life!". African American Registry. Retrieved 2013-07-04.
- ^ "Mississippi Commission's Files a Treasure Trove of Innuendo", AP, 18 March 1998, accessed 9 May 2008
- ^ Linder, Douglas (August 2000). "The "Mississippi Burning" Trial (U. S. vs. Price et al.)". JURIST. JURIST: The Legal Education Network. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
- ^ Seeger, Pete. "Those Three Are on My Mind". Pete Seeger Appreciation Page. Retrieved 2009-07-25.
- ^ TV.com (2006-06-08). "Law & Order - Season 13, Episode 11: Chosen". TV.com. Retrieved 2013-05-07.
- ^ Oestreich, James R. (September 20, 2008). "All the Way Through Fateful Day for L.B.J.". The New York Times. Retrieved March 27, 2010.
External links[edit]
- The Movement That Helped Reopen The Case
- The Andrew Goodman Foundation
- Biography of Andrew Goodman
- An interview with Dr. Carolyn Goodman, 89, mother of Andrew Goodman (September 2005)
- Andrew Goodman at Find a Grave
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- 1964 murders in the United States
- University of Wisconsin–Madison alumni
- People from New York City
- American Jews
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- Queens College, City University of New York alumni
- Jewish-American history
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- Assassinated American civil rights activists
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks combines the true story of a poor black family in the mid- twentieth century and the course of scientific discovery, as cellular technology unfolds in the laboratories. The stories are told in a very personal way, exploring the personalities of the people involved. As you read the book, you will come up with many questions. Choose one of them to explore as you write your research paper.
Rebecca Skloot (1972 - ) is a narrative science writer with training in veterinary sciences, biological sciences and creative writing. She comes from an imaginative family; her father is a poet and novelist, her mother is a knitting designer, and her stepmother, a painter. While working on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, Skloot wrote over 200 other articles, helping her to make a living and to establish her credentials during her ten years of research. She has taught at the University of Pittsburgh, the University of Memphis and New York University and she currently lives in Chicago.
Skloot approaches life with wit, humor and a lot of energy. She often writes using a treadmill desk and has a "step writing" competition with other writers.
See also: LSC-Kingwood Common Read campus page
There are many possibilities for writing a paper based on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Some suggested topics:
Social Sciences: Family dynamics | racism | civil rights movement | death | immortality | cultural differences between 1950s and now | segregation | Johns Hopkins (the person or the hospital) | religion and faith | researching your family history | Jim Crow era | Tuskegee Study | faith healing | eugenics | child abuse | Nuremburg Code | domestic violence | night doctors | ownership of ones cells | prison ministry | mental institutions | Henrietta Lacks Foundation
Science: cell culture | medical research | death | development of the polio vaccine | gene sequencing | biobank | inbreeding | cancer | cervical cancer | HeLa cells | cloning | syphilis | sexually transmitted disease | eugenics | gene mapping | human papilloma virus (HPV) | culture media | cross-species | deafness | stem cell research | donor compensation | scientific progress | accountability |
Current Issues: informed consent | health insurance availability | human cell ownership | Moore v. Regents of California (1990) | privacy | bioethics | human vs. animal research | cloning | HPV vaccinations | vaccination safety | welfare of the vulnerable | privacy |
Literature: Symbolism (The picture of HeLa cells | Henriettas grave site | storm | Deborah's messages to Skoot | the home-house) | character development | setting | writing structure | compare & contrast with another book (such as Fried Green Tomatoes or The Hours)
can be checked out and downloaded to your computer, tablet or smart phone. They cover many of the same topics as books, including Nuremberg, cell culture, domestic violence and sexually transmitted disease.
Circulating Books
can be checked out. Locate using the Library Catalog.
Reference Books
will help you understand your topic and give you leads on how to search. While you read the articles for an overview, keep your eyes open for history and background, keywords and alternative ideas.
- REF BF31 .E52 Encyclopedia of Psychology.
- Includes Religion & Psychotherapy (faith healing), Ethnic & Racial Identity, Death & Dying, Child Abuse.
- REF BL31 .E46 Encyclopedia of Religion.
- Articles on healing and Islam.
- REF BJ63 .E54 Ethics.
- Includes faith healers, family, stem cell research, incest, institutionalization (mental hospitals), and genetic testing.
- REF D840 .D39 Day by Day: The Fifties.
- Read about the development of the polio vaccine, civil rights, and race riots, day by day as they unfolded.
- REF E184 .A1 E773 Encyclopedia of Racism in the United States.
- Includes Tuskegee Study and Jim Crow.
- REF E184.6 .M55 Milestone Documents in African American History.
- Includes the Tuskegee Study, Jim Crow. Use the index.
- REF QH332 E52 Encyclopedia of Bioethics.
- Covers many possible topics, including information disclosure and informed consent, institutionalization (mental hospitals)
- REF QH427 .E53 Encyclopedia of Genetics.
- Includes eugenics, consanguinity & genetic disease (inbreeding), cell division, cell culture
- REF RC200.1 .M66 Encyclopedia of Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
- Sexually transmitted diseases, including syphilis and HPV.
- REF RC263.C294 Cancer Sourcebook. Health Reference Series.
Signs, symptoms, statistics. Includes cervical cancer.
- STAT!Ref
- Online medical reference database. Use the 14-digit barcode from your LSCS ID to login from off-campus.
The databases most appropriate for your research will depend on the topic you choose. If you need help deciding where or how to search, ask a librarian.
Project Muse - Your best source for a literary approach to the book, although you will still have to search creatively. Also includes social sciences.
Films on Demand -The video, Cancer Research: The Way of All Flesh, examines HeLa Cells. This is also a valuable source for many of the other topics, including the Nuremberg code, eugenics, and HPV.Legal Collection - Useful for legal topics, including medical ethics & research subjects, Moore v. Regents of California, and the Nuremberg Code.
Medline - Medical research, including HeLa cells, cervical cancer, and gene sequencing. Be sure to refine your results to "linked full text."
CINAHL Plus - Nursing database, good for medical issues, including spiritual healing, chromosome mapping, and HVP vaccine. The articles in this database, like Medline, are quite technical.
Health Source Consumer - More accessible medical articles, including Polio (poliomyelitis), biobanks (tissue banks), and deafness.
Health Reference Center Academic - Medical issues more accessible to the lay person.
MasterFILE Premier - Good database for an argumentative paper. Includes cloning, vaccination safety, and donation of organs - economic aspects
MAS Ultra - Life spans, nineteen fifties, prison ministry, and other sociological topics.
Opposing Viewpoints - Good source for an argumentative paper. Includes Henrietta Lacks, cloning, bioethics.
Academic Search Complete - This database is useful for all topics. Includes racism in medicine, biobanks, and death attitudes, among many more.
JSTOR - Particularly good for history, such as Jim Crow, Moore v. Regents of California, and the Tuskegee study.
Many websites are devoted to The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. These are some that we have found helpful:
Readers Guide from the Rebecca Skloots website
Open Learning Commons - Chapter summaries and study questions.
Lacks family website - Put a personal face on the Lacks family. Lecture appearances and information about the Henrietta Lacks Foundation
Bluford Library LibGuide - Includes a scientific timeline, videos and discussion about The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
How I Write - Interview with Rebecca Skloot, from The Daily Beast.
- Get citation help from the LSC-Kingwood Library for MLA and APA style. Ask a librarian to review your in-text citations and Works Cited or References List.
- Make an appointment with a writing tutor to review your paper or submit your essay or research paper for review within 48 hours.
- Avoid plagarism and get tips for quoting, paraphrasing or summarizing source material.
- Learn more about copyright from the University of Texas.
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February 9, 2012
The William Monroe boys fell to George Mason, 70-48, in a one-game playoff for the regular season Bull Run title. Monroe beat Mason on Feb. 4, 54-46, to force the playoff.
With the win the Mustangs secured the top seed in the Bull Run Tournament while Monroe will host Central as the No. 2 seed.
Also in Bull Run boys play, the Madison boys beat Manassas Park 71-57, to earn a shot at the winner of the Central-Monroe game.
Meanwhile in other boys action, Monticello went on the road and fell to George Wythe, 58-57, in the Mustangs' regular-season finale. Monticello was without eight players who were suspended for coming off the bench in a melee against Charlottesville earlier this week.
On the girls side, Madison County scored a 36-32 upset win over rival Clarke County in the Bull Run District quarterfinals. The fifth-seeded Mountaineers will face top seed George Mason next Wednesday in the semifinals.
High School Basketball
William Monroe 48, George Mason 70
Manassas Park 57, Madison County 71
Monticello 57, George Wythe 58
Madison County 36, Clarke County 32
Covenant 61, Stuart Hall 36