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We recently asked some of our past and present student teachers on our part-time - PGCE (PCET) Programme to tell us about their experience of the course so far and this is what they said;
Joe Murphy – current student teacher on the part-time PGCE (PCET) Programme and Area Manager at the Military Preparation School
Studying towards my PGCE has been a challenging experience. It has enabled me to understand why I teach the way I teach and has introduced me to a range of concepts which unpack how my learners learn. Both combined have given me the direction, drive and design to continue to be both a teacher and a learner.
Sharing experiences of the 'classroom' with fellow professionals has been an entertaining and thought provoking experience. Sharing best practice within the context of a professional teaching certificate is perhaps the single best part of the course.
The course has forced me to reflect more on what I'm doing as much as I consider what outcome this has in a real learning environment.
I feel more confident when planning and delivering.
Above picture: Joe in action during operation Black Mountain at the Military Preparation School
Tony Hinchley – former student teacher on the part-time PGCE (PCET) Programme and South Wales Police Force - Investigative Training Department employee
30 years working for the South Wales Police and what now. Retired and on the shelf? I don't think so.
Seven years prior to retiring as a result of an injury on duty I was removed from front line duties to protect my right knee which had been damaged during an arrest and require 4 operations. What was I to do now, having spent the previous 23 years working on the front line of policing? I had been coaching sport during my spare time since 1990 so a move into the training department seemed like a good idea. I applied and did a police trainers course which was in depth and detailed in all aspects of teacher training techniques that I would need to enable me to fulfil a role as a police trainer. After becoming qualified I took up a position in the Investigative Training Department.
In 2006 retirement was fast approaching, I would only be 55 years old, not quite ready for slippers and feet up in front of the fire. So what next? After discussions with a few friends who worked for Cardiff Council and my family I decided to apply to do a PGCE/Cert Ed (Post – Compulsory Education and Training) In-service/Part Time Course I applied and obtained a place on a course which started in 2007 and finished 2009. I attended at the Cardiff University Glamorgan Building based in King George V Ave, Cardiff City Centre every Wednesday for the duration of the course.
The reason for doing the course; it would enable me to continue teaching after I retired from the police force.
The course itself was balanced well tutored and structured in a way that whoever was doing the course could learn at a pace that was suitable for themselves and other course members as well. This was achieved by the tutors involved spending time with each and every student on a one to one basis written into the course by doing Progress Reviews and also when required they would do additional meetings to assist in the development of each student.
Was it a good decision to do this course?
No question it was probably the most single important decision that I have made in the last five years. It has enabled me to continuing teaching which in turn has kept me active in more ways than one. My wife and children are happy they were dreading the thought of me with nothing to do or worse, doing something just for the sake of doing it to keep me out of the house.
Gaynor Babb – former student teacher on the part-time PGCE (PCET) Programme and Senior Practitioner Coach/Mentor, Social Services and freelance lecturer
I have practiced as a social worker since 1992, for the last 10 years as a senior practitioner initially in social work teams being a teacher and enabler assisting with individual and team development, and in the last 3 years as a Senior Practitioner Coach/Mentor.
In the role of Coach/Mentor my primary function is work place teaching and training of newly qualified social workers and all other social work staff, both in practice and theory.
I had attended short training courses which had covered the basics in respect of how adults learn, and how to design and deliver work place training, but always felt that although I am extremely knowledgeable in respect of social work practice being able to teach what I knew in a way that was conducive to learning was very hit and miss, and that often I did not understand the needs of an adult learner.
As a result of gaining the role of Coach/Mentor I realised that I would need to have a much greater understanding of how adults learn, and that I would be expected to give formal training, so in order to be able to write and deliver training I needed to understand what adult learners needed to assist them in their learning and also due to my experience I was constantly being approached to give training in other organisations and in the local university, but felt that I was not equipped to "teach" others so would give talks without the support of learning aids such as power point etc.
In 2009 I made the decision that I needed to find a teaching qualification that would fit into the work I did, that would teach me how to deliver work place training as well as formal teaching, and enhance the experience of those that I worked with.
It was by chance that I was at the local careers office, and asked what was available and they suggested the PCET, as this was for professionals who wanted to be able to teach their profession. I applied and was successful in gaining a place.
I have to say that going back into this level of education after so long was very daunting and I had no confidence at all that I would succeed. However what was great about this course that it was full of people who also felt the same way!
The tutors all provide support and are accessible and approachable and are all still teaching so you are able to watch and learn from them and their styles.
This course is designed to teach you how to teach your profession or subject. You are taught the teaching tools, and given the theory in respect of how adults learn, all of which can be applied practically. Every day I apply what I have learned on the PCET to my work.
It is obvious to me that what I am now able to offer those that I work with is far more sophisticated, I understand what their learning needs are, and I am confident that I am offering them a much better experience, as I am able to design their workplace training around their specific learning needs.
I am now also lecturing at Universities as I have the confidence now to research design and "teach" subjects on social work programmes, and I am being requested more and more to teach whole modules on social work programmes. I no longer give "talks" to students about what is like to be a social worker. I now am able to actually teach topics within social work with confidence and with the assistance of teaching aids such as power point and the white board two things that were completely alien to me in the past!
I absolutely valued my time on the PCET, and enjoyed building the relationships with my peers and the tutors. It was a relief to complete all the work and graduate, but I would do it all again as I feel that I have invested in my career and it has given me the confidence and opportunity to consider other professions.
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What else? Oh, right! I had Peter Gallagher as a guest on my SiriusXM talk show "Seth Speaks." I've known Peter ever since I left him a note at the stage door of Noises Off asking him to do my "Chatterbox" 11 years ago. He had never met me, but he called me, said yes and I found out what a nice guy he is! A year later, I asked him to be Nicky Arnstein in my Actors Fund Funny Girl concert, and he was so fantastic. Not only such a great actor and singer (and so good looking), but because my concept for the concert was having a different Fanny Brice for each scene/song, he had to rehearse and perform with a multitude of women. He was so gracious and supportive with every single one. All of those ladies felt the pressure of having just one scene/song to bring down the house, and he was their rock. The weirdest part for him was Julia Murney, with whom he did the scene that led into "People." In the show, it's Fanny Brice's first kiss and they both acted the moment so beautifully. But Peter Flynn (the director) and I had made sure we cast the show with the Fannys getting progressively older. Not only was Julia much younger than Peter, Peter remembered that back in the 1970s he used to play with her father when she was just a little kid! And now he was smooching with her on Broadway. Not since Frederick Egerman (see plot of A Little Night Music). Here's the evidence.
I told Peter that when he was cast in Jerry Zaks' Guys and Dolls I had only known him from "sex, lies and videotapes," and judged him as a Hollywood actor trying to infiltrate Broadway. I didn't know he was a Broadway baby back in the 1970s. He told me that his first open call was for the revival of Hair, and he wound up being cast as the understudy for Claude as well as the soloist in "Electric Blues" (he sang "An old fashioned me-e-e-e-elody…."). Well, when he was in previews for Hair he was also in callbacks for Grease. He didn't have an agent at that point and no one had told him you probably shouldn't be auditioning for other shows when the current show you're in hasn't even opened yet. He wound up being cast as Danny Zuko in the bus and truck tour. He went up to the director and creators of Hair and told them that he had this great opportunity to play the lead in the tour of Grease and asked if they would mind if he quit. He added that not only had he never seen the country before, he had never even been on an airplane. They thought about it and, two days later, released him from his contract. But before he left, the director asked him if he wanted to go on as Claude! I thought that was such an amazing offer to get, but Peter told him that he had never had a rehearsal and he would be way too terrified to do it. Peter was replaced and went on to do the Grease tour and the Broadway company.
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The Blaine Community Theater (BCT) will host three events beginning with a "Thing Fling" flea market sale next month from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 21. Funds raised by the event will benefit the BCT. The organization will also host "Double Trouble" at 7:30 p.m. April 21, featuring tunes from the 1950s to present. Cost is $5. Beverages and snacks will be available by donation.
Also during the month of April, BCT scheduled two performances of "Don't Count Your Chickens 'til They Cry Wolf" at 2 and 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 28, Sunday April 29, Sunday May 6, and Saturday May 5. Cost is $5. For more information, or to donate items for the "Thing Fling," call 392-0582.


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tinroof, that's great to hear I definitely want to give it a try. If you don't mind me asking where did you buy the All Trumps? Next time I buy it I'm gonna have to find a better deal, it was a little expensive for the shipping.Vince
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That's where I got it too. The price is almost unbelievably low when you think about how much there is in a 50# bag and what it must cost to manufacture, bag, ship, etc. A really great deal, especially when you consider that a 5 lb. bag of Gold Medal flour probably costs around $5-6 in the grocery store.
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The Secretary may award grants to and enter into contracts with eligible entities to meet the costs of special projects to increase nursing education opportunities for individuals who are from disadvantaged backgrounds (including racial and ethnic minorities underrepresented among registered nurses) by providing student scholarships or stipends, stipends for diploma or associate degree nurses to enter a bridge or degree completion program, student scholarships or stipends for accelerated nursing degree programs, pre-entry preparation, advanced education preparation, and retention activities.
(b) Guidance
In carrying out subsection (a) of this section, the Secretary shall take into consideration the recommendations of the National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice and consult with nursing associations including the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations, American [2] Nurses Association, the National League for Nursing, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, the National Black Nurses Association, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses, the Association of Asian American and Pacific Islander Nurses, the Native American Indian and Alaskan Nurses Association, and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, and other organizations determined appropriate by the Secretary.
(c) Required information and conditions for award recipients
(1) In general
Recipients of awards under this section may be required, where requested, to report to the Secretary concerning the annual admission, retention, and graduation rates for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds and ethnic and racial minorities in the school or schools involved in the projects.
(2) Falling rates
If any of the rates reported under paragraph (1) fall below the average of the two previous years, the grant or contract recipient shall provide the Secretary with plans for immediately improving such rates.
[1] So in original. No par. (2) has been enacted.
[2] So in original. Probably should be preceded by "the".
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title VIII, § 821, as added Pub. L. 105–392, title I, § 123(4),Nov. 13, 1998, 112 Stat. 3568; amended Pub. L. 111–148, title V, § 5404,Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 649.)
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Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 111–148, § 5404(2), substituted "National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice and consult with nursing associations including the National Coalition of Ethnic Minority Nurse Associations," for "First, Second and Third Invitational Congresses for Minority Nurse Leaders on 'Caring for the Emerging Majority,' in 1992, 1993 and 1997, and consult with nursing associations including the" and inserted ", and other organizations determined appropriate by the Secretary" before period at end.
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A pair of twin brothers is being questioned by police after a body was found buried and encased in concrete at a home in Winder. Police Chief Dennis Dorsey told FOX 5 they made the gruesome discovery after serving a search warrant on Monday morning. The property where the body was found is located in the 200 block of Sixth Avenue. Police say they were called there after getting information about a missing person from police in Pensacola, Florida who was last seen with William and Christopher Cormier. Investigators say the body was found buried in the ground and encased in concrete. Police say the body has not been identified yet, and the cause of death will be released pending an autopsy at the GBI Crime Lab. According to police, the 31-year-old twins are being charged with concealing a death. Chief Dorsey tells FOX 5 that the men told their father they were moving back to the area from Florida with a friend, and they asked him if they could bury their friend's dog in the backyard of his house— which is the same house where the body was found.The twins' father told FOX 5's Julia Reynolds that the man found buried had been friends with his sons for a long time. He said that he had been very sick. The father said that he hoped that the man had died and the sons had panicked. Police are conducting an autopsy on Tuesday to determine the cause of death. Charges could be pending against the men depending on the results of that autopsy.
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Let me state for the record that I am from the South. I know women who did the pageant circuit as teens and really enjoyed it. But some of the families profiled on Toddlers and Tiaras represent the worst stereotypes about stage mothers!
On the show, I see the moms say how much their kids love the pageants. But the children seem stressed out, scared and incredibly pressured by their moms to perform. Here are a few examples from the show:
Toddler Spray Tan
Mom takes her kids to get spray tanned to prepare for the weekend pageant. The younger daughter is scared of the spray tanning booth, as any toddler would be! Is it really worth it to scare the heck out of a toddler in order to get a tan? I understand we have to make our kids do things they are afraid of, but getting a spray tan isn't up there for me.
Hobby Lobby
This week's episode followed a mom with two girls on the pageant circuit. We see the mom practicing and barking at the girls, and the little girls admit they often practice all day. One of the daughters says she doesn't like to get her mom mad! The part of watching this mom that made my stomach hurt was when she and her pageant costume consultant went to Hobby Lobby to get fabric for the costumes. They spent $600 on fabric! OMG. Spending $600 for just fabric for a costume seems over-the-top.
As I mentioned, I know there are girls who love the pageants and love performing. Cafe Cynthia over on Toddler Buzz has a good interview with a CafeMom member who is involved with pageants. I know there are reasonable moms who allow their daughters to be in beauty pageants!
But I don't see the normal moms and families on Toddlers and Tiaras! I see moms pushing kids to be beauty queens for their own reasons. If you think I am wrong, please let me know. I'll give you one final example why I feel the way I do about this subject.
Bella Wins and Cries
On one episode, a little girl won...and she burst out into tears. But these tears weren't tears of joy. Little Bella cried because she was relieved she won back the money the family spent for the pageant. Poor little Bella, who is five years old, was worried about the money. When a Kindergarten age child feels the weight of the family finances on her shoulders because of a beauty pageant, it's not fun anymore.
Talk to me. Am I being harsh or do you agree?
Harsh?! Are you kidding?! I think you're being too easy on some of these moms...
I agree to do things through your children is sad. yes, I want my child to be able to do things that I didn't have the opportunity to do but geez I wouldn't push it on them.
Tanning: I think it shouldn't be done... but the little girl wanted too until she got in there and it freaked her out.
Hobby Lobby: She wasn't a single mom, she's a lesbian...it showed her and her partner and their "friend" who was designing their dresses...
Just some little corrections,
harsh? hell no..some of these parents are first class a-holes...I would NEVER do any of that to my dd. I mean if my dd wanted to do pageants then fine, but I would never pressure her to win like that, maybe explain to her that if she is going to do it she has to commit, and do her best but never make my child cry because she is glad she won back the money the family spent..that is over the top..
bearandtreemom, noted on the singlemomdom! Did not see the partner only the consultant.
I f-ing hate the way these moms act w/ their dd's in pageants it's sick. Spray tans, perming hair/relaxers, can't the kid just be a kid? Isn't the pageant supposed 2B4 natural beauty??? & not only shame on the moms, shame on the judges or other pageant directors allowing this to go on! From what I've seen most of if not all of the moms should have CPS called on them, it's abuse...U don't spray chemicals on a child 2 make them dark, like telling them "you're too white and that's ugly" like making them think that being caucasian is a horrible race. or frying their hair w/perms/straighteners,hairsprays & mouse. my mom wouldn't put hairspray in my hair or let me wear makeup until I was 12, I didn't go 2 my first tanning bed until I was 20 (my choice) & even now I barely wear makeup & never use hairspray cause I look better natural,everyone does. Why make the girls look like fake porcelain dolls, then they grow up & do drugs, are promiscuous, anything 2 get attention cause they were raised 2 think that's the only way 2B accepted by society is 2 do anything 2 draw attention 2 yourself, good or bad. I think pageants for girls under age 15 are pointless, let them be kids while they can, playing in mud, wearing jeans & tshirts, decide if THEY want 2 model or whatever. The ONLY thing I will enforce on my dd is swim lessons cause it can save her life in the future. other than that, my child gets 2 do whatever she wants 2 do, I want her to be a kid.
This show makes me sick. How your going to dress you 3 year old to look like a 30 year old is unbelievable. Spray tanning, fake teeth give me a break these are babies not grow women.
all these little girls are going to be witches when they get older
nope.. not harsh. I find it disgusting - particularly that some of the girls model SWIMWEAR... WTF? Miss America.. that I get. a TODDLER does not need to be in "peak physical condition". To me, that's no better than pedophilia.. and in fact, makes me wonder if parents realise pedophiles come to things like child pageants. If that's a risk they are willing to take.. well.. that's very sad.
I think that whole show and the whole toddler pageant mentality is ridiculous and stupid. It's disgusting the way these moms "pimp" their babies to win a few bucks and popularity or whatever. And to have your child cry because she won money back that her family spent on the stupid pageant? That's just cruel.
I'm positive that those moms are living through their daughters and it's really sad.


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Everyone on the bus has their chosen seat, including Park Sheridan, a Half-Korean punk rock aficionado with a penchant for wearing black. Park keeps to himself, cranks up the volume on his Walkman and tries to stay invisible, lest the bullies at the back of the bus pick him as their next victim. But the new girl, big, awkward, red-headed train wreck Eleanor, a lightning rod for bullying, appears and Park reluctantly and offensively offers up the unoccupied seat next to him. An unlikely friendship begins, gradually followed by a heart-breaking romance.
Mid 80's West Omaha, Neb., is the backdrop for this powerful coming of age story in which two very different teens struggle with self and community acceptance under circumstances that offer little chance of either. Park lives next door to his grandparents in relative affluence and some social status in an all-white neighborhood while going to a predominately black high school, but has a father who constantly criticizes Park for being effeminate. Eleanor is new in town with much in common with her neighborhoods, being poor and from a broken home, but her stepfather is a truly menacing presence whose mental and physical abuse of her mother impacts Park and Eleanor's budding relationship.
Eleanor & Park is a sensitive finely wrought portrayal of star-crossed lovers with a memorable soundtrack thrown in.
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENTRed Wings defencemen Jonathan Ericsson and Jakub Kindl were both minus-3 in Detroit's lopsided 7-1 loss against Washington on Saturday. That's a tough night considering they spent most of the evening matched up against Jeff Halpern, Jason Chimera and Jason Ward (according to www.timeonice.com), but those guys were each plus-1. That means they got caught out against the Capitals' second line (Marcus Johansson, Alexander Semin and Mike Knuble) for one goal against and then late in the third period against Washington's top line, when line matching was no longer a concern.
While the Capitals have been cutting back on the ice time for Alexander Ovechkin and company, they've been able to succeed anyway because of the improvement by Marcus Johansson and Mathieu Perreault. Perreault scored a pair of goals against Detroit, in just 10:20 of ice time, and has five points in five games this season.
Johansson was a healthy scratch for the first game of the season, but it appears that the message was delivered loud and clear: he has four goals and five points in six games since.
Defenceman Mike Green paced the Capitals against Detroit with four points (2 G, 2 A), his first four-point game since December 5, 2009.
TROUBLE IN THE BLUE PAINT FOR BLUE JACKETSAll of the Columbus Blue Jackets' problems can't be laid at the feet of G Steve Mason, but his 3.53 goals against average and .878 save percentage are not good enough to help this team win. Mason has allowed 15 goals in his last four starts, despite facing a reasonable 110 shots (27.5 per game) in that span.
Worse for the Blue Jackets is that they don't really have anywhere to turn. Mark Dekanich was brought in to be the backup, but he suffered a high-ankle sprain in training camp and isn't ready yet. Curtis Sanford, who has NHL experience, suffered a groin injury and is out for two-to-four weeks, leaving Allen York as Columbus' backup. York, who played three seasons at RPI, has played a total of six AHL games since leaving school, so the lanky 22-year-old isn't exactly the most seasoned backup, but he might get a chance to play if Mason doesn't improve ASAP.
DEVILS MAY CAREIt's not bad enough that the Devils lost C Travis Zajac to an offseason Achilles injury, but C Jacob Josefson suffered a fractured clavicle Friday against San Jose, leaving the Devils awfully lean down the middle.
That left them with Patrik Elias, Dainius Zubrus, Adam Henrique and Bradley Mills down the middle against Pittsburgh on Saturday. Their problems down the middle could very well manifest itself by cutting into the production of the wingers that the Devils need to score, most notably Ilya Kovalchuk and Zach Parise.
Kovalchuk at least got a breather against Pittsburgh Saturday, playing 21:05, which seems like a lot for a forward until you note that Kovalchuk played 29:37, 32:04 and 32:25 in the previous three games.
QUICKWith three straight shutouts and a total of five goals allowed in six games this season, Kings G Jonathan Quick has solidified his grasp on the Kings' number one job. It wasn't necessarily in doubt to start the season, but Jonathan Bernier's appeal isn't as great as it would be if Quick had struggled at all early in the season.
JOKINENFlames C Olli Jokinen played 20:23 against Nashville Saturday, the second straight game in which he played more than 20 minutes, yet also the first two games of the season in which he failed to record a point. While Jokinen's never going to be the point-per-game player he once was, it's encouraging that he is getting playing time and has 19 shots on goal in the last four games.
HAVLATThe San Jose Sharks recorded back-to-back wins for the first time this season on Friday (at New Jersey) and Saturday (at Boston). It's probably not a coincidence that the Sharks finally had Martin Havlat in the lineup. Havlat picked up an assist in each game and his presence on the second line with Ryane Clowe and Logan Couture gives the Sharks a much more balanced attack.
ELLIOTTWhile Blues G Jaroslav Halak has struggled (3.47 GAA, .835 SV%), Brian Elliott (2.06 GAa, .935 SV%) is taking the reins in St. Louis. In the short-term, at least, this is an opportunity for Elliott to re-establish his credentials as an NHL goaltender after struggling in Ottawa and Colorado last season.
ENNISAfter noting how Sabres LW Tyler Ennis hadn't scored a point in the first six games, he then went out and suffered an ankle injury after playing 35 seconds against Tampa Bay Saturday night. Wait and see on the prognosis.
CONNOLLYLightning rookir RW Brett Connolly might have made his best case to stick around, recording seven shots in 13:06 of ice time against Buffalo, picking up his second assist of the season. Lately he's been playing with Vincent Lecavalier and Martin St. Louis, so that's an awfully good opportunity.
WEBERCanadiens D Yannick Weber is taking advantage of injuries on the Montreal blueline, playing more than 20 minutes in each of the last four games. Weber played more than 20 minutes four times total in the 2010-2011 season and, with Andrei Markov out, Weber is seeing more substantial power play time (3:29 per game) this season, so he has some value for those in deep leagues.
STAALMaybe he won't see as much ice time in an offensive role when Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby are in the lineup, but Penguins C Jordan Staal does appear to be on his way to a breakthrough offensive campaign, scoring five goals and eight points in the first ten games.
Staal had back-to-back 49-point seasons in 2008-2009 and 2009-2010, but has never cracked the 50-point plateau. Perhaps this is the year, particularly if he happened to get someone like Malkin on his wing for a significant portion of the season.
JOHANSENAfter seeing little ice time in four games, while being a healthy scratch in others, Blue Jackets rookie C Ryan Johansen played 17:14 at Ottawa Saturday night, recording his first NHL assist and playing with veterans R.J. Umberger and Antoine Vermette. If Johansen is going to stick in the NHL, that's the kind of opportunity that he needs, to prove that he can play with skilled players.
SMITHWith 12 points in 71 career NHL games coming into this season, Senators C Zack Smith didn't get a lot of fantasy attention coming into the season, but with four points and 15 penalty minutes in eight games, Smith does offer some value in deep leagues that reward penalty minutes. In the last four games, Smith has three points and is seeing more ice time (over 15 minutes in each of the last two games), so he's at least worth keeping on your radar.
AVALANCHERookie Gabriel Landeskog scored a pair of goals at Chicago Saturday. Just as impressively, he did it on a night when his primary match-up was against Jonathan Toews' line (per www.timeonice.com). The Avalanche have been playing what would be considered their checking line (Landeskog, Ryan O'Reilly and Daniel Winnik) more than any other to this point in the season.
For his part, O'Reilly has been contributing offensively too and he is tied for fourth in the league with seven assists.
OTTStars C Steve Ott has always had value in leagues that count penalty minutes, recording more than 130 penalty minutes in six of the last seven seasons (the only exception was 2006-2007, when he had 35 penalty minutes in 19 games), but his game continues to evolve and he's been a little more of an offensive contributor in the past three seasons, averaging 18 goals and 39 points.
However, this might be Ott's best opportunity for a breakout season, as he's playing 19:39 per game (more than two minutes more than any other season), primarily with Loui Eriksson and Jamie Benn and now has six points and 25 penalty minutes in eight games.
HANZALCoyotes C Martin Hanzal led Phoenix forwards in ice time last season, playing 19:30 per game, despite managing a total of 26 points in 61 games. He leads the Coyotes forwards in ice time again this year (19:57 per game), but with two goals against the Ducks on Sunday, now has five points in seven games. With 22 shots on goal in seven games, Hanzal is getting more opportunities than ever before, so he bears watching, particularly because he also has 166 PIM in 149 games since the start of the 2009-2010 season.
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Solo sound world of Dewey Mahood, founding guitarist of Eternal Tapestry. Playing guitar music inspired by the tradition of Fahey and Basho, and contemporary players Richard Bishop and Makoto Kawabata. 2009 saw the release of Dawn of the Golden Eternity, a full length LP on DNT which brought together many of Mahood's influences - cosmic drones, spiritual improvisation, burnt out psych. 2012 saw the release of Spirits on Thrill Jockey, and Mirror Lake on Sound of Cobra.
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With the body of Kira Trevino finally found and recovered from the Mississippi River in St. Paul, her family and friends are starting to find closure as they grieve the now-final loss.
Trevino was last seen alive on Feb. 21 and was reported missing three days later. On Feb. 28th, her husband, 39-year-old Jeffery Trevino, was arrested on suspicion of murder.
The months-long search has now ended, but a new stage of mourning has begun as family members and friends say their final goodbyes.
Theresa Sylvester and Jazmine McLaughlin told FOX 9 News they will always remember Trevino as full of life and love, a woman who was not afraid to dance.
"She was the most amazing person I ever knew," McLaughlin told FOX 9 News. "She knew how to love people in the most selfless way possible."
Sylvester, who lives just a block away from the Trevinos home, said she had come to know her neighbor as a sister.
"Every day when I pass the house, I blow kisses, say a small prayer to myself and keep going," Sylvester said.
Although they welcome the closure of knowing Trevino's body has been located and can be laid to rest, both said the feeling of loss is still strong.
"It's closure because it's better than wondering, but it's really hard," McLaughlin said.
For Jay and Marcie Steger, that's especially true. For the last 24 hours, they've been struggling to process that their daughter is truly gone. From the family home in Wausau, Wis.,Marcie Steger spoke with FOX 9 News by phone about what it means to know they can finally bring their daughter home.
"It's what I've been praying for," she said. "It's what occupied much of my mind every moment of the every day."
Now that she knows her daughter has been found, Steger said she finally has some peace.
"It definitely can help with the next stage of what's going to be a long journey," Steger said. "I don't have to wonder where she is anymore. I know where she is now."
Trevino's parents also told FOX 9 they wanted to thank everyone who searched for their daughter during the months she was missing.
In fact, Trevino's cousin, Mike Teige, said he believes she would not have been found if it weren't for those volunteer efforts. What's more, he said he believes the recovery of Trevino's body could be key in convicting her husband in her murder.
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Her loved ones say they will continue to remember Trevino by her infectious smile and unconditional friendship, and they look forward to the next time they'll be with her.
"She's always going to be with me, so I guess you can call that peace," Sylvester said. "I think of it as a vacation. She's on a long vacation and one day, I will go on that vacation and see her again."
Trevino's family and friends say they also hope and pray that the other two missing women in the Twin Cities are found soon so that their families can also find peace, and they hope to participate in future searches.
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HOBE SOUND - An aspiring young actress from Hobe Sound will play the lead in a family musical premiering at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.
Emily Rynasko is gearing up for her role as Alice in "Through the Looking Glass," based on the classic novel "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll.
This time, though, the story has a contemporary twist, with a teenage Alice grappling with modern issues.
"She overcomes her fears and discovers who she really is," said 14-year-old Emily, a ninth grader at The Pine School. "I have so much in common with my character it really is quite funny."
The role is the latest undertaking for the teenager, who has participated in theater productions for the last six years, ever since Andrew Kato, the theater's producing artistic director, spotted her singing at a local talent show.
The local teen dreams of one day being among the industry's elite.
"My aspiration is to win a Tony or an Oscar, but I have to focus on my craft and education," she said.
It's the perfect spirit to inspire her new on-stage character, show creators said.
The play features new music and a new script from North Palm Beach-based writer and composer, John Mercurio, working with Mr. Kato, who conceived and is directing the piece.
West Palm Beach choreographer, performer and dance teacher Ricky Nahas created original choreography for the show, which will also feature original costumes by Leslye Menshouse.
"In a colorful land where animals talk and characters amuse, 12-year-old Alice learns to 'look in the mirror' and see the truly special person she is," according to theater material. "With an exciting original pop score, this adventure is filled with fun twists the entire family will enjoy."
Emily is one of 28 young actors, ages 8 to 17 in the production. She joins fellow Treasure Coast residents Tamara Hoffenden, 12, of Fort Pierce, Sophia Liano, 8, of Stuart and Sophie Phillips, 13, and Nicky Wood, 17, both of Port St. Lucie.
"This is a unique, one-night-only show," said Linnea Brown, the theater's director of public relations. "It's truly family friendly."
Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for children.
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