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Motivational speaker inspires audience to continue helping students give back as "heroes"
GRAMBLING, LA – By ANDREA BEASLEY
Grambling State University Media Bureau
Service learning appreciation luncheon featured
guest Harvey Alston with students.
Grambling, LA – The invigorating energy of motivational speaker Harvey Alston fired up an audience of faculty members at Grambling State University's service learning lunch appreciation ceremony on Thursday.
He focused on stressing the importance of service, and community heroes. He reminisced about a visit to an elementary school classroom and talking to students who defined heroes as Superman, Spiderman and Chad Ochocinco, an NFL football player.
"Does anyone know what a hero is?" asked Alston. He said the older generation is to blame for the younger generation's hero worship.
The luncheon in the university's Black and Gold Room in the Favrot Student Union was hosted to show appreciation for and to honor the faculty, staff and community members who have helped GSU students get academic enhancement by providing service learning opportunities. All university undergraduates are required to perform academic and community service learning hours to graduate, and the service learning office relies on the generosity of faculty and staff to get it done.
The Office of Service Learning was created at Grambling State by director Rory L. Bedford, allowing students to work with faculty members to complete approved community service projects as a part of their curriculum. Bedford said it's important to recognize those who help the university and its students give back, and Alston was a great choice to encourage and support that work.
Alston engaged the audience with a series of exercises to help them gain greater confidence, including one with the audience divided into "good," "better" and "best" groups and each challenged to shout their given word with great confidence. Alston's point was that he boxed them in with his comments and they chose not to break out and do even better, and one group learned by listening to and watching the other two.
He also asked a group of five students to help him, each holding different letters, including P, Y, H, A, P. He didn't give them instructions at first, allowing them to figure it out. Once they spelled the word "happy" he walked the students, and the audience, through how everyone can be happy and successful by being inclusive and respectful of others.
"We are such a selfish and greedy society that we've gotten away from helping other people," said Alston. "We must understand that our destinies are tied together."
After Alston spoke, about 124 faculty members were recognized with certificates and 11 were recognized with special plaques for going above and beyond with special service learning projects in the past year.
Loretta Walton-Jaggers, an education professor, was honored for three service learning projects in the reading and literacy graduate level courses in which students were given the opportunity to showcase what they learned and created books for K-12 level students.
"This is such an outstanding honor," she said. "I am so very proud, not only for the recognition of myself, but also for my candidates. It's such a pleasure to see them highlighted and showcased because they work very hard and feel a heighten sense of pride as well."
"I thought it was creative. I thought it was excellent and I thought they did a good job with honoring everyone," said King David Godwin, interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and one of the recognized faculty members.
Larry Pannell, the music department head and band director, was recognized for a number of service learning contributions, including things the World Famed Tiger Marching Band did at two presidential inaugurations and providing post-hurricane Katrina aid. Pannell's support includedworking with members of the band to donate sheet music, instruments and other items to three high schools in New Orleans. He also directed concerts to raise money to help New Orleanians.
"If it's recognition for any services rendered by the music department, I would like to take that award and tear it up and give it to everybody in the music department," said Pannell. "I just worked as a mediator to pull all the elements together."
Alston was the featured speaker, but he enjoyed hearing about the contributions and enjoying the event.
"Coming to Grambling was like putting a star up on my wall," said Alston, who has spoken to business, corporate and university events across the nation. "The event was fantastic."
During a special "Lunch, Learn and Appreciate" luncheon in the Black and Gold room, 11 individuals were honored Sept. 19 for their exemplary projects and service. The awards were bestowed through the Office of Service-Learning under Dr. Rory L. Bedford (first row, far left) and Academic Affairs directed by Dr. Connie Walton. The honorees included (first row, L-R) Grambling Mayor Ed Jones, Johnny McCarty, Rev. Kenneth Sapp, Mrs. Mary Bryant, Dr. Frances Staten, Dr. Gaylon Murray and Eugene Taylor. Second Row: Dr. Gernerique T. Stewart, Dr. Larry Pannell, Dr. Carl Roberts and Dr. Aaron Witherspoon. Motivational speaker Harvey Alston addressed the gathering prior to the presentation of awards. The activity celebrated the faculty who incorporated service-learning into the curriculum.
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What's Your Oldest Piece of Furniture?
Writing about long-lasting furniture yesterday made us think about some of the old standbys in our own home. Since we have a lot of thrift-store purchases, we're not sure which is the oldest, but this deco desk has been with us for a while. We got it as a teenager at an antique shop, and it was one of the first pieces of furniture we ever picked out ourselves. (The chair belonged to my husband's grandfather.) Let us know your oldest standbys in the comments below.
The desk started out as a regular desk, then became our landing strip, and was recently reborn as our sewing table. It needs a little work (like most things in our home) but we love it and can't imagine parting with it.
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Mine is a cedar chest that my grandfather gave to my grandmother as an engagement present in the 1920's. She then passed it to my mom who passed it to me. We now use it for extra seating in the livingroom! I love it!
A deco veneer dresser that was the first piece of adult furniture I bought after college. I still love and use it.
We have a hutch that we believe is English, possibly from the 20s (actually saw one like it on some Brit-Lit drama on PBS), also one adorable very short chair with a chinoiserie woven fabric, also probably from the 20s.
Great question! I have a table from hubby's gram...I'm guessing its from the 50's. I also have some chairs I got from an estate sale, guessing 50's as well.
I have a chest of drawers and a vanity table that my grandparents bought when they got married. I have several other pieces that they bought at various times, but I think the bedroom set is the oldest.
I have a dresser & wardrobe that my great-grandmother recieved as an engagement gift. Sadly, I kept them at my mother's house and years of neglect/ too many cats has completely ruined them. I had the full set, but got rid of the rest a few months ago.
We have a beautiful small Greene Greene side table that was given to us by a former landlord. It had gone through a fire and I quite successfully put off finishing my MA thesis for quite some time as the finish on the table was obviously much more important than one more stinkin' paper on JMW Turner's patrons...
We still love its sturdy delicacy -- we are moving for the first time in 11 years next month, and it's one of about 3 pieces of furniture that we're taking with us...
an art deco buffet... i bought it on craiglist about a year ago. we have a few mid century pieces mixed with mostly new furniture, but this is the oldest...
A pair of tansu chests from the Taisho era (so, between 1912-1926) are probably our contenders for Oldest Furniture, followed by a dining chair circa 1930s that has a longish history in my original hometown, though we only acquired it a couple years ago.
I grew up with: a late 1600's / early 1700's six-board pine blanket chest (it's huge!), an early Shaker side chair, and a gorgeous four foot tall wall clock from an old railroad station with which I learned to tell time when I was little (in Roman numerals - go figure). I wouldn't part with these three items for a million dollars.
My oldest piece is a foot-powered Singer sewing machine which belonged to my great-grandmother; I recently looked up the serial number and found out that it is turning 100 this year! It came to me with beautifully faded thread and fabric bits still in its drawers. My January project is to buy a belt for that bad boy and get it running for its second century!
We have a late-Victorian armchair that I found in an old barn 15 years ago. It was in terrible condition, but it still had the original horsehair stuffing, which was so cool (though it had to be discarded, of course). I refinished it by hand and had it professionally reupholstered, and it's still holding strong all these years later. Just goes to show how some things were really built to last.
You've all got me beat by decades. The oldest piece of furniture that I've got is my second-hand dining room table and chairs but I have no idea how old it is - maybe 60's or 70's.
Mid century bedroom set (bed, dresser, night stand, vanity dresser, bench) that came with my mother's house. I've had it since I was a kid, wish I'd taken better care of it.
I have a pair of rocking chairs that were in the first Sear's catalogue in 1896. They have been in only two families. And I have a hope chest made by my great grandfather, who was an architect, for my grandmother. He inlaid her last initial in the top, which is hinged. The chest also has a tray. She was born in 1889 and left for college with it in 1906, so it is at least 100 years old. It combines a number of woods, and it really is a work of art. Appraisers I have in the house for other pieces never fail to comment on it.
A double knee hole desk built in 1907 for a train station master in Australia. It has different size & shape pigeon holes & about 8 draws dividing the 2 knee holes. Not only is it practical but it's also amazingly beautiful!
I think that the oldest thing in my apartment is my hoosier cabinet which I'd guess is from the late '20s/early '30s. (I love it that it's got a rusted knife sharpener on the side and deep, deep grooves in the wood from years use. All that honing!) The style and the look of the cabinet is wildly out of place in my apartment. I keep in my office for storing stuff, but one day, I'd love to see it in an old farmhouse kitchen.
Everything else that I have is from the '40s-'60s. I seldom buy new anything. Period.
I think a more interesting question for me would be, "What's the newest thing you own?" Aside from a new mattress I got 6 years ago, I believe that I have only three new things in my house: a cd rack/shelf from Ikea, white book shelves on brackets screwed into the wall, and bad "retro-style" fake '50s cafe table with two bar stools in my kitchen that I'm dying to replace with something old. (Remind me not to buy new fake vintage stuff again.)
I'm honestly quite happy making due with my old stuff. It's been really fun to find and fun to collect. If it weren't for my dogs, I'd probably be able to add that my furniture tends to wear really well. Alas, even though things do last, I usually have to replace my old couch with a "new" old one every few years.
It took quite a while for this to happen, but I recently off-loaded a '40s dresser set that I had since 1986 for something smaller and more sleek from the late '60s. Fortunately, I love decorating, so when I find a piece I want, I'm usually happy to find new homes for the things that I'm not in love with anymore.
Most of my stuff is from the 40's, 50's, and 60's, which isn't terribly old (to me). But I do have a cool old cast iron cabriole leg bench from the Victorian era. A little research revealed that they were all the rage with people who couldn't afford hand-carved furniture back in those days.
The kitchen table is one my parents bought in the 1960's. All of the chairs have long since bit the dust with the wear and tear of us four kids and the grandchildren who followed. That sturdy maple table now has a whole new generation to sit around it for Thanksgiving dinner.
Right now the oldest piece of furniture in my apartment is the chest in the bedroom. I think it's from the 30's and is of a contemporary design for the period. It's a guess and it came from an estate sale over 20 years ago. it's got blond wood on the drawer fronts w/ darker stain on the top and sides.
I also have a hand made maple chest, a short one with 3 or 4 drawers that sits by my front door as an entry table that was probably built in the 40's, perhaps 50's, I don't know as the fellow who made it was I think in his 80's when he died in the early 80's. It was given to my parents for helping w/ the estate sale as husband of family friends had to sell the house for work (he was a realtor at the time) and there were lots of stuff inside both the house and 3 car garage in the back alley.
When my Dad died, I ended up with it as I had made dibs on it years earlier and I have a cool, traditional styled blue glass lamp w/ it's original white silk shade that I think goes back to the 40's that goes against the modern look I'm after but it's cool and I've not seen another one like it so it's been mine for a good long while that now sits on that maple chest.
The 1920's dresser that I found on the street and painted black and modified to house my 1981 Zenith television that I was given in 1989 (on which I sculpted filigree which I then painted gold) is probably the oldest piece of furniture I own.
But then I also have an old sewing machine cabinet which I also found on the street, but which had a couple of missing drawers in it, and some missing pulls, so I bought some epoxy mold-making material from a wood-working supply place on the web, and made new ones, and then faux-painted them to match the existing wooden ones and had my father carve a new waterfall front for the top drawer, which needed to match a little piece on the opposite side. Long story short -- the whole thing now looks like something that I shouldn't even be able to afford (if you ask me).
But the oldest morsels of decor in my apartment are both framed pieces of "attic stock" of wallpapers that were in the house that my grandmother's grandmother was born in, back in the 1880's.
I couldn't even say. My grandfather was an auctioneer for 50 years (I'm 35 now) so the sheer amount of antiques I have is, well...disturbing. I've got books as old as 18th century and furniture as old.
I have a George Nelson tray coffee table made by Herman Miller between 1948 and 1950.
What a fascinating thread!
Both my drop-leaf table and bed are pushing 100 years old. They needed some prettying up when I bought them, but structurally they're amazing. They're the sort of pieces that lead me to say, "They just don't make furniture like they used to."
I actually think every decade of the 20th century is represented in my apartment's furnishings. Hot stuff.
i have a vintage Grundig console which used to belong to my granparents. i think it's from the early 50's. my mum remembers always being in the house as she was growing up.
it's massive and in dark wood, and is nowadays covered with family pictures, and used as storage space for xmas decorations and such.
i also have a glass pane which belonged in my grandparents house depicting the night, which we took when we sold the house, and that's dated early 1900's.

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All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church, 563 Bay Isles Road, will hold Wednesday communion and anointing services at 10 a.m. Sunday worship services are at 9 a.m. The Rev. David Danner is the rector. 383-8161.
Christ Church of Longboat Key, Presbyterian USA, 595 Bay Isles Drive, will hold Sunday worship services at 10 a.m. The Rev. Bruce Porter is the pastor. 383-8833.
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Temple Beth Israel, 567 Bay Isles Road, will hold summer Shabbat services at 5:30 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m. Saturdays. Jonathan Katz is the rabbi. 383-3428.
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Dark Magic Decaf Extra Bold offers spellbinding complexity. Deep, dark and intense. Enjoy our most popular Extra Bold, now available as a decaf coffee!
Dark Magic Decaf Extra Bold coffee offers the rich aromatics and flavors of espresso, tailored specifically for the unique brewing parameters of a K-Cup portion pack. Ideal with milk, divine with cream. Its rich intensity is balanced by a complex and subtle sweetness.
A great tasting cup of coffee can give you a whole new perspective. It's a moment to pause, reflect, and reprioritize. That moment is what inspires us to make coffee that benefits everyone it touches. From carefully sourcing and roasting the highest quality beans, to supporting small farms and protecting the environment, we focus on what's important.
That's why we at Green Mountain Coffee® believe a good cup of coffee can change your day... but a great cup of coffee can help change the world.
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Best decaf ever.
By kayleighsgranny
from Maine
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Comments about Green Mountain Coffee K-Cup Dark Magic Extra Bold Decaf:
Soooooooo good. I'll never try anything else. I love a cup at night before bed. I have to put 2 sweeteners and a lot of cream. But yum. It's that "oh my gosh thats good" kind of feeling with each sip. So glad I found it. So wish it came in ground. I gave up my keurig for a pot with a timer. UP at 4 now...But...I still use this coffee. ONly drink one cup, works fine in my machine with a filter.
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Great Coffee - decaf or not
By Nicole the Coffee Lover
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I like decaf coffee at night after dinner or sometimes mid-day when the weather is colder and this is awesome! Doesn't taste like decaf at all. Strong, bold, yummy coffee. I get the regular and the decaf shipped to my house regularly. I have some friends that like weak coffee, they actually reuse my k-cup and it is perfect for them. That tells you how bold and dark it is. :)
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A*M*A*Z*I*N*G!!! When this is brewing, you'll find yourself standing there just "sniffing" the fabulous aroma. Hands down the very best out there, decaf OR regular. If choosing the decaf, you'll double check to label to reassure yourself that it actually IS a decaf.... Can't tell the difference (except for NOT getting the shakes!!) :-)
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It's the best decaf K-Cup!
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This is a great everyday coffee. I've been drinking it for over a year and have not gotten tired of it yet. I honestly can not think of any "cons" for it. It's the best!
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Have never given a product review on-line until now...Got Keurig coffee maker for Christmas and tried every brand of decaf (I believe). All decafs seemed week with no robust flavor. I like a med-strong cup of coffee and was ready to give my Keurig away until I tried the Green Mountain Coffee Extra Bold Dark Magic Decaf...absolutely delicious, full-bodied and rich. If you are a decaf coffee drinker, you won't be disappointed with this k-cup. Best decaf coffee k-cup on market!! Hope they don't discontinue.
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Really, a decaf!!!
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My wife drinks decaf and I drink caffeinated period. I do not like decaf coffee but it does keep me up at night so I do all my coffee drinking before 5PM.Last week my wife baked a low-cal green apple cobbler which absolutely required to be accompanied by a black cup of coffee. We were trying this "Dark Magic" for the first time and after sipping the coffee dubiously I then forgot this was a decaf and now enjoy an evening cup and even occasionally have one during the day. good job!!
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I drink a lot of coffee, which must be decaf because of health reasons. Without a doubt, this is among the best I have ever tasted. In K-cups, it is convenient and requires no cleanup. Drinking this coffee is a distinct pleasure.
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Wanting to cut back on caffine but heard horror stories about how bad decaf was. Took a chance and tried Green Mountain Dark Magic Decaf. Was I surprised at how delicious it was. I would never guess it was decaf. Compares to the full caffine version. I would definitely recommend this to someone who like a full bodied cup of coffee that stands up well to cream and sugar.
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All right! After years of drinking weak coffee because that's how my wife likes it and she usually made the coffee, I now get to pick what I like now that we've bought a Keurig. I love Deep Magic for it's bold coffee taste, but it is smooth at the same time with no bitter after taste.
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Milk may do a body good—but not every body. An estimated 30 million to 50 million Americans (about 25 percent of the population) can't digest milk. What's more, the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology lists cow milk as one of the most common food allergies. Why does this supposedly wholesome food leave some people crying foul while others cry simply for a cookie to dunk in it?
The most widely known reason: lactose intolerance. People who produce insufficient amounts of the enzyme lactase can't break down lactose (the major sugar in milk) into simpler, easily absorbable forms. The lactose then travels undigested through the gut where bacteria have a heyday with it. The result? Cramps, gas, bloating, the runs, and even nausea. Fermented products like yogurts and cheese, especially dry ones, contain less lactose, making them easier to digest.
Some people also have trouble digesting the long chains of fatty acids in cow milk. As a rule of thumb, "shorter-chained essential fatty acids are more easily absorbed into the blood and transported to body tissues as compared to longer-chain fatty acids," says Wisconsin-based nutritionist Shereen Jegtvig, CNS.
Finally, allergic reactions to the milk protein casein also trigger problems in susceptible individuals. According to the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse, many people mistake cow-milk allergy for lactose intolerance because they manifest in similar stomach woes, but the two are not, in fact, related. Interestingly, milks from other animals often contain differently structured forms of casein, which may not set off allergic reactions. "The amino acid sequences of goat, sheep, and other animal milks are different from cow milk," says Jegtvig. "A person whose immune system views cow casein as an enemy may not react badly to other animal's casein because it 'looks' different."
The amount of lactose in a milk and the length of the fatty acid chains vary with the type of milk as well. If cow milk doesn't sit well with you, before giving up on cereal, smoothies, and milk-dipped cookies, you may want to try these alternatives. Keep in mind that while they may solve dairy digestion problems for some, others may still not tolerate them and need to try options like nut and grain milks to get their "dairy" fix.
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Goat milk tends to be more stomach-friendly than cow milk because it contains smaller-chain fatty acids and less lactose. Plus, says Jegtvig, since the casein is shaped differently, "many people with cow milk allergies can tolerate goat milk." Nutritionally, goat milk stands out as well, with 1 cup boasting 327 mg of calcium and 498 grams of potassium (compared to 276 mg calcium and 349 grams potassium in cow milk). Goat milk can also help alkalize bodies made overly acidic from diets high in processed foods and red meat. That's important because "chronic metabolic acidosis has been associated with mineral loss in bones, ...
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International Accounting Harmonization: Evidence from Europe
The goal of this study is to describe and summarize how the harmonized international accounting system can promote business decisions and influence economic environment. The unified, harmonized accounting system will lead to new types of analysis and data, furthermore with the possible integration of new indicators from the business management of certain countries. Especially the multinational companies whose subsidiaries had to report for some purposes using national accounting rules convert and consolidate their different framework for unified financial statement where they are listed. A suitable international accounting system can help multinational enterprises accomplish their managerial functions on a global basis. Meanwhile the interpretation and adoption of the financial information based on the different accounting methods are also expensive for the users of these reports. Therefore an authentic and harmonized international accounting system could form that business language, which would allow the comparison of the accounting information of each country. The accounting system differences matter even to financial analysts who specialize in collecting, measuring and disseminating business information about the covered companies suggests that there are potential economic costs, associated with variation in national rules across countries. Besides, it is very important task for managers and researchers the valuation and analyzing the effects of harmonized accounting system on the business environment, especially their contribution to globalization. According to the business practice it is obvious that the usage of harmonized international accounting system leads to a reduction of the information asymmetry between the owners and the managers. Key words: accounting harmonization; globalization; classification; national rules differences; influencing factors; Europe
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There is increased discussion of the usefulness of impact as a measure to assess academic outcomes. In the UK, an impact dimension has been introduced to the national quality assurance programme for higher education and all research councils demand an impact statement as part of their application procedures. But how do individual academics try and get a sense of their own impact? And more, how do they try and increase the impact of their research? This session will look at what research impact is, both academic and external, and how it can be measured. It will also examine how academics can prepare to increase the impact that their work has by looking carefully at how they collaborate on research, the outputs they produce, and how they communicate and disseminate their findings and expertise.
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Date: August 1957
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Description: The purpose of this study is to investigate differences in the stimulus value of the Bender Gestalt designs. It is concerned with both differences in structural values and affective values of the nine figures. The investigation is primarily concerned with the reliability of such differences, and secondarily with the general nature of the differences in stimulus value.
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Signs of Paranoid Schizophrenic Behavior on the Bender-Gestalt Test
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A Study to Determine to What Extent the Students and Recent Alumni of Robstown High School Think the School is Meeting the Imperative Needs of Youth
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North Stonington — Three people were injured and the southbound side of Interstate 95 was closed for nearly four hours Thursday in the wake of a multivehicle accident involving a state Department of Transportation truck.
The 2:30 p.m. crash occurred just south of Exit 93, when state police said a van driven by 63-year-old Glen Kelley of Wisconsin struck the last in a line of state DOT trucks lined up and performing pothole repairs in the center lane of three.
State DOT spokesman Kevin Nursick said the DOT truck, with flashing beacons and a crash attenuation system, was struck at a high rate of speed. Nursick said the van somehow missed the barrels attached to the back of the DOT truck that are designed to minimize damage on impact.
State police said Kelley was in the left lane and struck the side of the DOT truck. The side of the van was ripped off and caused serious injuries to the two passengers inside. Another vehicle traveling in the left lane struck the van after it hit the DOT truck.
Life Star landed on the highway shortly after 3 p.m. following what emergency officials described as a prolonged extrication of one of the passengers.
Evette Arias, 53, of Pawtucket, R.I., one of the passengers in Kelley's van, was flown by Life Star to Rhode Island Hospital with serious injuries. Kelley and a second passenger, Lydia Diaz, 37, of Pawtucket, were taken by North Stonington Ambulance to The Westerly Hospital.
The driver of the vehicle that hit the van after the crash and the driver of the DOT truck, Frank Sierpinski of Ledyard, were not injured.
I-95 South reopened shortly before 6:30 p.m. Traffic at one point had backed up into Rhode Island.
The crash remains under investigation.
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The heat is rising on the stage at the American Airlines Theater, where Maggie Grace and Sebastian Stan are creating human fireworks as the romantically twisted leads in Picnic. Get your first look at scenes from this red-hot play!
Past and present stars of the Broadway hit Wicked came together on October 30 to celebrate the Oz-themed musical's 10th birthday. Catch up with your favorite big-belting witches in this fun video feature!October 31, 2013
Original "South Pacific" cast member Matthew Morrison sings "You've Got to Be Carefully Taught"January 28, 2010
When Les Miz's Ramin Karimloo is feeling under the weather only two things make him feel better: a good old-fashioned hootenanny and watching a photo slideshow of his good buddy Babet.May 20, 2014
It's swag day ay at If/Then as James Snyder and his fellow cast members get gifts from fans, including a box of chips and a lightsaber.July 24, 2014
If/Then's James Snyder is pretty fired up in this week's vlog and who could blame him? He's got a new cast album, he's chatting with Jenn Colella, he's getting a haircut AND working the merch table. What a week!May 22, 2014
Susan Blackwell and Glass Menagerie star Zachary Quinto have a sassy sleepover in this installment of Side by Side. Get in your jammies and cozy up for prank calls, a pizza party and plenty of laugh with this second pairing of Blackwell and QuintoDecember 24, 2013
John Lloyd Young, who is back in Jersey Boys through September 30, stopped by Broadway.com to answer burning questions from fans like you!August 31, 2012
Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Annaleigh Ashford returns to Show People to chat about her recent wedding, offer some magical dating advice and reveal her nod to Cyndi Lauper in Kinky Boots.August 22, 2013
On his third appearance on Show People with Paul Wontorek, Broadway favorite Aaron Tveit talks about his TV and film work, his passionate fans and the importance of flossing.July 3, 2014
Ramin Karimloo, Will Swenson and the cast of Les Miserables ditched their tattered 19th-century French costumes for classy gowns and tuxes on March 23! See what the stars had to say on opening night of the new revival.March 24, 2014
Kelli O'Hara sings a song by Jason Robert Brown from the just-released original cast recording of The Bridges of Madison County. Get the album now!April 15, 2014
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Djordje and I took a Sunday jaunt back to my old stomping ground. We even found a local Osteria serving Venetian "Risi e Bisi" — the first Risotto I ever learned to make.
Sunday in the Hamptons: Hot Soup and Snow Hearts
Those who say the Hamptons are strictly a summer destination are missing out big time. This was the scene on Sunday. Note, the sun was still above the horizon at 5pm! There is a GOD! After warming up with some French onion soup at Sag Harbor's historic Corner Bar, my family returned to the house to find these curious hearts in the driveway. I seemed to be the only one who recognized them as hearts, rather than swervey tire tracks. I guess I truly am a hopeless romantic. :)


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BERLIN, WI (WTAQ) - Berlin police say they've arrested a 28-year-old woman in what's being dubbed a record heroin bust.
Authorities say it happened Thursday around 5:45 p.m. at 309 Webster Street.
Dana Johnannes-Chew was arrested after police found about 20 grams of heroin in her house. The street value of the drugs is estimated at $10,000.
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The Montgomery County Sheriff's office says the car used by suspects in a burglary was found Tuesday afternoon and towed to a secure lot for evidence processing. The suspects, the focus of a manhunt for much of the day, have not been apprehended.
Authorities say the suspects crashed the vehicle, registered to a rental company, and fled on foot.
Montgomery police and Montgomery County Sheriffs deputies continue their manhunt for those who who fled the scene of a burglary in progress outside of the city limits.
The search focused on the area near Atlanta Highway and Taylor Road near the Saddleback Apartments. Authorities also deployed an air unit to assist in the search.
The close proximity of the police search to Garrett Elementary School prompted administrators to move into a "soft lockdown" in which the facility's doors were locked. The move was precautionary. Students remained on a normal schedule and dismissal, officials said.
No details regarding the burglary suspects was immediately available.
WSFA 12 News will have more details as they become available.
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Take a break from the cold and shoveling, and come warm up at the library during February school vacation!
If you are 6 years of age or older, sign up to try your luck at Bingo on Tuesday, February 23rd at 10:30am.
We will play multiple games so everyone will have a chance to win and bring home a book of their choice!
Ask your friends to sign up with you and try your good fortune together playing Bingo.
Don't worry if you have never played the game before, we will be happy to assist you with your card.
Following the games, snacks and beverages will be provided.
This program is for children ages 6 and up, and registration is required. Please call the library at 432-7154 or stop by the front circulation desk to register.
Children poured into the library on this rainy/snowy day to enjoy a Springtime Craft!
The children's room invites you to drop in anytime between 1:00 and 3:00pm on Wednesday, February 24th for
a "Touch of Spring" drop-in craft decorating your own flower pot.
Potting soil and seeds will be provided to begin a new flower or vegetable life of your choice! Materials will be available between 1:00 and 3:00pm, or while supplies last. Although children of any age may participate, this craft is recommended for children ages 4 and up accompanied by a parent or guardian.
NO registration is required. Simply join us in the multipurpose room on Wednesday afternoon!
Looking for something fun and different to do over school vacation?
Kathleen Schader, registered licensed dietitian, will lead a cooking class on
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Space is limited, and registration is required. To reserve one of the spots, please
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The Community Development and Entrepreneurship Clinic is a joint effort between the Entrepreneurship Center and the Seattle University School of Law.
Starting each fall, clients come to the Clinic primarily from several community based micro-lending organizations: Community Capital Development (CCD) and Washington CASH (WA CASH). Our students apply their classroom teachings by providing pro bono advisory services to clients selected from CCD and WA CASH.
Local entrepreneurs, attorneys, and business owners mentor students throughout the advisory service process to bring in hands-on, experiential knowledge.
The Clinic generally caters to very small businesses. If you are interested in becoming a client of the Clinic, please visit WA CASH or CCD to see if you qualify.
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In our New Venture Consulting class, graduate student teams work on a project basis with new ventures and existing businesses needing growth, helping them develop strategic solutions confronting their businesses.
Projects will range in nature from marketing to finance to business plan development. This class is an integrative experience for our students, helping them apply the principles, concepts, and skills learned in prior classes to actual business situations.
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Radiohead has released a mobile game that explores its music in a hypnotic alien sandbox-style setting, based on recording sessions from its most recent album.
Radiohead's bassist calls iTunes clunky and says he misses "curatorial influences" of a music label as the band prepares to release new songs.
Radiohead's new video, which used lasers and data in lieu of cameras, is getting the star treatment from an admiring Google.
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World Wetlands Day 2006 in Iraq
Clayton Rubec of Environment Canada (firstname.lastname@example.com) and Dr. Hassan Janabi of the Iraq Ministry of Water Resources in Baghdad report that: "On February 2, 2006, colleagues in Iraq joined in celebrating World Wetlands Day for the first time. At a meeting organized by Centre for the Restoration of the Iraqi Marshes of the Ministry of Water Resources, representatives of government agencies, non-government organizations and universities discussed Iraq's programs focusing on restoration of the Mesopotamian marshes. This follows on from Iraq's stated strong commitment to Ramsar Convention goals presented by its delegation at the COP9 meetings of Ramsar in Kampala, Uganda, last November. It is expected that Iraq will be able to complete the internal mechanisms to proceed with Ramsar Convention accession within a few months. The February 2 WWD meeting was well covered by the media including local and international television. Several high profile government officials attended as well as representatives of the Marsh Arabs from the southern marshes. Presentations by the Ministry of Water Resources and Nature Iraq on the status of marsh restoration programs were included in the agenda."
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An Illinois couple has filed a class action lawsuit against Michaels Stores Inc. over a recent security breach that may have compromised the credit and debit card information of the company's customers.
Michael C. Gouwens and his wife, Jessica E. Gouwens, filed the suit in U.S. District Curt Tuesday, claiming that Michaels breached an implied contract with its customers to safeguard their credit card information.
The suit claims customers gave credit and debit card information to Michaels stores under the implied agreement that the company would protect that information. Customer data being compromised constitutes a breach of that implied contract, according to the suit.
The suit also claims the craft store chain violated the Illinois Consumer Fraud Act by failing to implement proper security measures, warn shoppers that their data was at risk or notify affected customers of the nature and extent of the breach.
Michaels issued a statement Jan. 25 stating that the company had learned about a possible data security attack and warning customers to look out for fraudulent purchases.
"While we have not confirmed a compromise to our systems, we believe it is in the best interest of our customers to alert them to this potential issue so they can take steps to protect themselves, for example, by reviewing their payment card account statements for unauthorized charges," Michaels CEO Chuck Rubin said in the statement.
The suit claims that Michaels experienced a similar breach in 2011, which should have alerted the company of the need for additional security measures.
"Throughout our 40-year history, our customers have always been our number one priority and we deeply regret any inconvenience this may cause," Rubin said in the initial statement. "The privacy and security of our customers' information is of critical importance to us and we are focused on addressing this issue."
A representative for Michaels Stores, Inc., declined to comment on the pending litigation.
The two-count lawsuit is seeking an undisclosed amount in compensatory and punitive damages.
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