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Nick O'Hern in hunt for first US PGA crown
Australian Nick O'Hern is well placed to capture his maiden US PGA crown sitting just a shot off the lead heading into the final round at the $US6.1 million Travelers Championship.
Golfer Nick O'Hern eyes US Open spot
Andrew Both Nick O'Hern is among several Australians hoping to use this week's Colonial tournament on the US PGA Tour as a springboard to the US Open.
Johnson the favourite as Perth International tees off
Brad Elborough Dustin Johnson is likely to have the biggest crowds following him throughout the Perth International Golf Tournament starting at Lake Karrinyup on Thursday.
Moore equals Las Vegas course record
American Ryan Moore equals course record and his career best with a 10-under 61 in the first round of the PGA tournament in Las Vegas.
Day shines in Vegas with 10-birdie round
Jason Day set about making some amends for his lacklustre US PGA Tour season with a blistering 10-birdie round in Las Vegas.
Brand new Day as Jason finds form
Golf Jason Day set about making some amends for his lacklustre US PGA Tour season with a blistering 10-birdie round in Las Vegas.
Day falls short in Las Vegas
Las Vegas Jason Day left shaking his head after sensational scoring streak runs dry.
O'Hern equals course record in US
Australia's Nick O'Hern equals course record by shooting a nine-under 62 to take a three-shot lead after the opening round of the Frys.com Open US PGA Tour event.
O'Hern chasing tour card
Nick O'Hern is in danger of losing his tour card for next season after blowing a golden opportunity to retain full status in the US PGA Tour event in California.
Aussies fight for US PGA Tour futures
Rod Pampling is sharpening his mental game amid a field of desperate golfers making last stands to retain their US PGA Tour cards for next season.
Coles survives scare to stay in hunt for tour card
Ben Everill LOS ANGELES: Five more Australians are through to the final stage of Q-school, with former British Amateur champion Bryden Macpherson and 2002 Australian Open champion Steve Allan among the list...
School's out: Golf's shining prize
Glenn Jackson An era is about to end. And it is difficult to tell whether the world's fringe golfers will be celebrating or not.
Round of day puts Jones in Q-School mix
Los Angeles Five of the 13 Australians at the US PGA tour Q-School sit inside the top-25 card mark at the halfway point of the tough six-round tournament in La Quinta, California.
Bowditch survives final day nerves to secure PGA card and avoid Q-School infamy
Australian golfers Steven Bowditch and Matt Jones will return to full status on the US PGA Tour in 2013 after claiming cards on the final day of the qualifying school.
Play resumes at Australian Open after strong winds force suspension
Glenn Jackson Play at the Australian Open has resumed at The Lakes after strong winds caused a three-hour suspension.
Ill wind blows irate O'Hern's title chances off course
Glenn Jackson AUSTRALIAN Open golfers felt the full force of Sydney's unpredictable weather on a dramatic Sunday - and tournament officials, who had suspended play for more than three hours due to wind, felt the...
Baddeley full focus on final Masters spot
Ben Everill, Los Angeles Aaron Baddeley refuses to give up hope of boosting Australia's contingent at next week's US Masters to five as he and 10 countrymen join the battle for the last invitation.
Appleby survives on PGA Tour
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Can't beat 'em, so Green joins 'em
"My putting has been filthy. So I am going to cheat this week and put in the belly putter," Green says
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Work on the Tappan Zee Bridge will continue July 1 through July 7, the New York State Thruway Authority announced today.
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Monday, July 1 through Wednesday, July 3, and Friday, July 5
During the daytime hours, the contractor will be working within designated maintenance lane closures and/or underneath the bridge.
Nighttime lane closures scheduled for Monday, July 1, and Tuesday, July 2
Monday, July 1 and Tuesday, July 2
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Have you set any goals for the month of July yet?
After some careful reading and obsessive re-reading, I've decided to change things up on my end and really focus on my eating. After years of going back and forth from thick to …more than thick, I'm tired of just saying, "Oh, it's just my genes." Something tells me it's more about what I've been putting in my mouth, than my grandmother's thighs.
So starting this Monday, I've committed to eating clean with my eye on the Paleo pyramid which I've included below. Here are my goals:
- Eat Breakfast Every Morning - Simple enough right?
- Walk 2-3 miles daily - I live in New York and have a dog so that's not so hard either. Mark Sisson writes a lot about the importance of slow constant movement here. I personally can attest to losing the most weight of my life not from running the New York Marathon last year, but from having to walk miles and miles every morning with my (at the time) very new and very hyper puppy who would tear up my damn house if I didn't. We're talking 30lb lost from just walking and a little lifting. Why did I stop you ask? Laziness? Hubris? Moving on.
- No bread, rice or outside sweets (80% of the time) - I've worked hard to clean up the eating in my house over the last few weeks. We joined a CSA, so we have lots of fresh organic veggies coming in. I've been poking around farmer's markets for our meats. My man is very supportive and thankfully enjoys my cooking so is always happy to eat what I make, even if there's a little more green on the plate now. 20% flexibility gives me some lee-way to have a few cheat meals or to say yes to a glass of wine with my wicked clean dinner sometimes. Like for example, today is July 4th and though I'll forgo the buns on my burger and say no thanks to any chips or fries, I will be circling the sangria table and can't be held responsible for my behavior when the pie gets brought out.
- 1,000 Kettlebell swings/week: We have 4 kettlebells at the house and I love them. I want to get a lot stronger this summer and expand my usage of them. This is the best way I can think to do it. Sounds like a lot but when you do a lot of swings during interval training workouts, it really isn't.
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Some high-school football players are in it for the fun. Some are in it simply because they are good athletes and can make things happen on Friday nights.
Derek Rice? Football is a job for him. Even as a teenager.
You see, the senior lineman at Taylorsville High has the dream to play college football — and to go to college, period. His parents, however, are like many other sets of parents. They aren't rich. Paying for higher education will be difficult. A scholarship would be most welcome.
"Actually, it would be a life saver," Rice said. "It's my dream to get a scholarship. It may be the only way I can make it to college."
Fortunately for Rice, he's 6-foot-8 and 270 pounds, just about ideal size for a left tackle. But he has more than that. He's got good footwork. He's talented and athletic. And he has maybe the best work ethic on Taylorsville's team.
Rice made every weightlifting session this summer. He hasn't taken a day off. When the season starts next month, Rice, or "Big D" as his teammates and coaching staff affectionately call him, will almost certainly be one of the captains for Taylorsville's head coach, Rod Wells. And if the Warriors plan on improving on last year's one win, Rice will have a big hand in that.
"I think he's a definite Division I football player," said Wells. "He's one of only 10 players to not miss a workout this week. He lost a lot of weight last season playing basketball. But he's put the weight back on. He's got a focus you don't see in most teenagers. He's very driven and he doesn't get deterred by little things."
His attitude, perhaps, can be traced to the way he treats football. The game is an outlet to Rice. He didn't play during his freshman year. His sophomore and junior seasons yielded a lot of improvement — and a lot of losing and frustration, as the Warriors have annually been one of the worst programs in the state.
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The High Line and Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm recently hosted Honey Day, an annual family-friendly event that educates participants about the important role of the honeybee.
Through fun activities, honey tastings, and an open market featuring local beekeepers' crafts and honey, participants discovered why the honeybee is our friend and an industrious worker.
Our food vendors also crafted honey-themed menus, from honey-infused beers to wildflower honey-roasted plum paletas.
Participants celebrated the honeybee and left bee-utifully inspired by nature's wonder.
Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm's Asher Dov teaches curious children the many ways bees are important to our ecosystem using an observational beehive with more than 2,000 bees from their farm in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The High Line's planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between rail tracks after the trains stopped running in the 1980s. Today, the High Line includes more than 300 species of perennials, grasses, shrubs, and trees — each chosen for their hardiness, adaptability, diversity, and seasonal variation in color and texture. Some of the species that originally grew on the High Line's rail bed are reflected in the park landscape today.
This week we share with you one of our gardeners' current favorites.
Earlier this week High Line staff, Summer Youth Corps, and Teen Arts Council members were thrilled to host a series of activities as part of our neighborhood's National Night Out, an afternoon and evening of festivities organized by the PSA4 Community Council, Fulton Houses Tenant Association, and Fulton Youth of the Future. National Night Out involves 15,000 communities across the United States and Canada, and even military bases abroad, with a goal of promoting safe communities and neighborhood camaraderie.
Read more and see more photos after the jump.
Ever dream of memorializing yourself as a sculpture in a public park? These lucky kids transformed dreams into reality on July 15 by creating personalized monuments as part of Arty Hours on the High Line. In this innovative weekly program, kids create their very own masterpieces in response to different sculptures in the group exhibition Busted, currently on view.
Inspired by Frank Benson's Human Statue (Jessie), kids were encouraged to create a sculpted self-portrait as a monument using clay-like materials. Benson's bronze statue is a life-size sculpture of a standing female dancer dressed in haute couture, with her arms gently open in an oval shape and a shield-like disc resting at her feet.
Renowned urban strategists Enrique Peñalosa and Majora Carter joined us for a July 15 panel discussion on building and sustaining equality in public open space. The dynamic speakers left the audience energized and inspired—no easy feat during the throes of a heat wave.
"A good city should feel like a park," said Enrique Peñalosa near the end of a powerful presentation. The former Mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, spoke passionately about the benefits that access to parks and other green places bring to a city's inhabitants.
His sentiment was echoed by Majora Carter of MCG Consulting. The MacArthur "genius" Fellow and Peabody Award–winning broadcaster gave a galvanizing presentation on urban revitalization. "You don't have to move out of your neighborhood to live in a better one," Carter told the audience.
Watch our full-length video of the talk below. Our media partner Next City provides additional coverage in "Looking for Equality in Public Spaces."
In this week's installment of Faces Behind the Food, New York City's friendliest barista, Caitlin McGinn of Blue Bottle Coffee, keeps us wired with fun stories about serving coffee weekly to thousands of people. Caitlin tells us about "life-changing coffees" like the New Orleans, and meaning of coffee for people from different parts of the world who visit the High Line. For hours and locations of all of our vendors, see High Line Food.
Tell us about yourself and your passion for food and drink, including any fun or unusual facts that we might not know. (Any secret talents, perhaps?)
I grew up in New York City, which means I've been exposed to all kinds of amazing cuisine and culture. I have also worked in restaurants since I could walk (sort of!). As such, being around delicious food, drink, and the people who create it is second nature to me. I have found an amazing community in Blue Bottle, and I am proud to represent it on the High Line. We share a common interest and passion for coffee. You can find us tasting new coffees back in our Williamsburg, Brooklyn roastery regularly. We also have education sessions where all the baristas learn about the countries where the coffee comes from, places like Brazil, Mexico, Ethiopia and Uganda.
Excited about our new capsule collection by J.Crew for the High Line, we invited a few friends—including neighbors and colleagues—to try on the tees and accessories in the park that inspired them. 100% of the proceeds from the purchase of this J.Crew collection support Friends of the High Line, helping us keep the High Line beautiful and inspiring for millions of visitors.
Shop the High Line and J.Crew Garments for Good collection here.
High Line supporter Stefan Gargiulo and his two daughters came over to beat the heat in the water feature on the High Line's Diller – von Furstenberg Sundeck. Stefan is dressed in the classic men's vintage train tee and his sweet daughters look adorable in the kid's watercolor map tee and the kid's Curious Garden tee, illustrated by the acclaimed children's author, Peter Brown.
This week we celebrate another green New York City gem – Wave Hill.
Earlier this summer, our friends at Wave Hill invited High Line staff and Volunteer Photographers for a visit. Join us after the jump for more details and photos from our trip.
On Thursday, July 18, Friends of the High Line and the High Line Teen Arts Council, welcomed more than 275 teens to the first High Line Teen Night. The theme was "High Line Boardwalk," and visitors ate cotton candy, danced to summer jams, and tried their luck at carnival games.
Four months in the making, the event was produced entirely by local teens—and they made sure that we all had a blast! Check out more photos from the night after the jump. And mark your calendars for the second High Line Teen Night: Rising Stars, on Thursday, August 15.
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I love variety. I tend to choose what I haven't had recently. My eyes light up when I see a Grignolino or Poulsard in wine section, razor clams or Dungeness crab (rare on East Coast), gamebirds or rabbit loin, etc in market. I'm always happy to try something new. Same applies in produce--mizuna wins over spinach, kohlrabi over potatoes,etc. Of course, in produce looks matter as well.
But I've realized recently than my ideal of "wow, that's different, and looks good" doesn't necessarily work well with produce. Sure, great looking mizuna is a locked-in winner. But in 2 categories- summer squash and eggplant- the beautiful/unusual cutlivars seem to run a distant second to the classics.
Those cool looking white squash, the pattypans, etc- crookneck and zucchini taste a lot better.
Purple and white striped eggplant, green and whites, plain whites, round ones, etc- dark Italian ones or classic Japanese are a lot more flavorful.
Maybe they are the dominant types for a reason.
Those are the only 2 categories I can think of where, consistently, the cultivars sold in mass market stores taste better than "exotic" varieties (but a locally grown Japanese eggplant or crookneck is definitely better than supermarket version).
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EBENEZER, MS (WLBT) - A message for Holmes County residents: be patient as big trucks and heavy equipment move through for the next rew weeks. Debris removal from the April tornado has just begun. Roughly 10,000 tons of debris is set to be hauled away in the next 2 to 3 weeks, including stumps and limbs, and remnants of damaged structures.
Equipment failure prevented contractors from making any headway on Wednesday. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers expected work to begin on Thursday. Wednesday morning, the Corps was still sorting through various bureaucratic measures. "We're getting through the certification process with the equipment to make sure it can operate safely," says Charles Carson, Supervisor for the Corps.
Some residents are upset that so much debris remains. Nolan O'Reilly is a farmer in Yazoo and Holmes Counties. His brother maintains wheat fields in the Ebenezer area. O'Reilly is skeptical about County Supervisor Larry Dennis' assertion that the county has done all it can with its limited equipment. "We've got lots of debris that hasn't been touched," O'Reilly says.
O'Reilly adds that his brother's wheat fields need a combine now, but access to the fields is limited due to the debris. "That wheat will get real dry and start cracking," he says.
"We are thankful we see people in here, contracted to make a start," he adds.
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SEATTLE, Wash. -- The family of a late Washington State University student is spreading the message not to mix energy drinks with alcohol.
Kenneth Hummel, 18, was found unconscious in Stephenson Hall early Sunday after a night of drinking.
An autopsy report showed Hummel died of alcohol poisoning which led to respiratory failure.
Hummel's family said in a Seattle press conference Wednesday, the teenager had been mixing alcohol and 5 Hour Energy drinks the night he died. Instead of passing out from drinking too much liquor, Hummel's family believed the energy drink kept him awake, which kept him drinking.
According to the Witman County Office of the Coroner Hummel died from ethanol poisoning. Hummel's blood alcohol level exceeded .40. A person is considered legally intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of .08.
The manner of death was ruled accidental.
"The information in the coroner's report is sad and disturbing," said WSU President Elson S. Floyd. "It also is a dramatic incentive for us to re-double our already extensive efforts in student education about alcohol use and abuse. To that end, we have formed a special task force to focus new strategies and tactics on addressing a variety of student alcohol issues."


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The Trouble singer defends Miley Cyrus' recent antics
Taylor Swift has defended Miley Cyrus in a new interview with UK Glamour magazine.
When asked about Miley's controversial MTV VMAs performance, where she wore a nude-coloured bikini and danced up against Robin Thicke, Taylor said: "There's room for role models who make mistakes.
"There's clearly room for role models who are made fun of at award shows, not that I necessarily enjoy being poked fun at! But that's gonna happen to them too."
She pointed out that criticism can come from all directions, "whether in a board meeting or in school or on Facebook, where they'll get humiliated publicly. And if I can say, 'Yeah, I've taken a few hits over the years and I'm still going, I'm still happy!' maybe that's an example. It's not just about standing on top of a mountain with the wind blowing in your hair, looking fabulous."
Taylor acknowledged it's hard to constantly be talked about in the media. "You can be obsessed with the bad things people say and the good things, either way you're obsessed with yourself and I'm not – you can become unhinged so easily. Vanity can apply to both insecurity and egotism."
She admitted she tries to avoid reading stories about her as she's a sensitive soul who takes things to heart. "I distance myself, because I feel everything. The little I am exposed to hurts my feelings. The only things I can really control are my songs and my behaviour. The rest? If I focused on it that would lead to insanity," she said.
Taylor was under a lot of scrutiny late last year when she had a brief relationship with One Direction's Harry Styles, who joins her list of famous ex-boyfriends which also includes John Mayer and Jake Gyllenhaal. Has she learnt her lesson about dating celebrities?
"You can say, 'I'm never gonna date a high-profile person in the arts!' But whoever I date, famous or not – whether I ever date again – all chaos will break loose, with fabrication and frantic obsession and who likes who more and who ended it," she reasoned.
For now, Taylor is enjoying being free from that speculation. "Right now is easy because I'm single and happy, and it's very relaxing."
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Jessica Simpson is Down 60 Pounds Five Months after Baby Maxwell
Jessica Simpson's hard work looks like it's paying off. A picture of her in her Halloween costume on Wednesday really highlighted the 60 pounds she's lost since having baby Maxwell.
Last Halloween Simpson dressed as a "mummy" as a fun way to announce her pregnancy, this year she used the holiday again to reveal things about herself, like her noticeably smaller waist. A picture that went out on Twitter showed Simpson in a leather corset and a lace skirt that really accentuated the significant weight she's lost since she began her journey with Weight Watchers in May this year.
Simpson has been very open about how much weight she gained during her pregnancy with her nearly six-month-old daughter, Maxwell. The fashion designer and entertainer admits to indulging in comfort foods during that time and really made no apologies for it as she stated she simply wanted to enjoy her pregnancy. Her time of enjoyment lead to 70 pounds of weight gain.
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1798 – Mathias Hallman (26) married Eva Piper (41) in Prussia, Germany 215 years ago. (4th great-grandparents)
1823 – Mary Garlick was born in England 190 years ago to Joshua Garlick & Mary Downes. (3rd great-grandaunt)
1860 – Frank Gohr was born in Prussia 153 years ago to John Gohr & Susanna Hildebrandt. (1st cousin 4x removed)
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 29 (HealthDay News) -- It seems that Americans
really can be in love with their possessions, a new study
Researchers visited five car shows in Arizona and conducted
interviews with male and female car enthusiasts, aged 19 to 68, and
found that those with an especially strong attachment used pet
names rather than brand names when describing their cars.
In addition, some people used this emotional connection to their
cars to ease pain and disappointment in their romantic lives, said
John L. Lastovicka, of Arizona State University, and Nancy J.
Sirianni, of Texas Christian University.
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Journal of Consumer Research.
"Material possession relationships may reduce the negative consequences of social isolation and loneliness, and can contribute to consumer well-being, especially when considered relative to less-desirable alternative responses like substance abuse, delinquency and the side effects of antidepressant medications," they wrote in a journal news release.
There were various combinations of passion, intimacy and
commitment in people's relationships with their cars.
"Consumers felt a passion, or a relentless drive to be with their beloved possession, and this often manifested in gazing at and caressing their cars, and even some love-at-first-sight purchase decisions," the researchers noted.
They also studied gun owners and found that "love-smitten
consumers spent nearly six times more on accessories and
enhancements for their prized guns than firearm owners who did not
demonstrate passion, intimacy, or commitment toward their
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Two elderly Parisians whose comfortable bourgeois retirement is torn apart when one of them succumbs to the ravages of old age.
Why's it nominated?
Every now and then a European release breaks out of the foreign film ghetto and claims a place among the big boys in the best picture category. Michael Haneke's unflinching look at dementia and devotion is the latest to do so, its five nods a testament to his handling of difficult subject matter and the performances of Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva, his veteran French leads.
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Amour is certain to win the foreign language film Oscar and could scoop Haneke another award for its screenplay. If you have - a spare note or two - you don't know what to do with, you could do worse than having a punt on 85-year-old Riva, the oldest woman ever to be nominated in the best actress category.


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Villa Grove High School students, winners of the "Your Actions Matter" state-wide video contest sponsored by the Illinois Liquor Control Commission, were recently honored by Illinois Governor Pat Quinn with a proclamation. VGHS health teacher, Noreen Acton, and her students worked with Body Electric staff members from Sarah Bush Lincoln who provided equipment and technical assistance. The winning video encourages adults to prevent underage drinking and will be televised soon.
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The I Sing the Body Electric Coalition believes that young people want to be respected for their abilities and ideas. Body Electric sees each person as an actor, artist, musician or writer; all with the ability to create messages that encourage healthy living.
Since 1998, Body Electric has provided data and support to communities to combat teen health risk behaviors. With a solid foundation in tested prevention strategies, the main goal is to develop and promote messages through student art work that will lead to healthy lifestyle choices. Youth are equipped with knowledge, skills, materials, and assistance to creatively express their health concerns for each other and for their communities. They are articulate, thoughtful, and altruistic in researching topics and choosing a wide variety of arts media to communicate their prevention messages. Projects have captured the attention, imagination, and appreciation of many viewers.
As a part of the Healthy Communities Department at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, Body Electric is instrumental in achieving the Center's mission and vision of creating healthy communities in collaboration with coalition members representing parents, community service agencies, educational institutes, faith based organizations, and business and industry in Clark, Coles, Cumberland, Douglas, Edgar, Moultrie, and Shelby Counties (Illinois Regional Office of Education # 11).
Body Electric is designed as a three-stage plan:
One: Collecting Local Health Data
Implemented in 2012, The Illinois Youth Survey (IYS) is conducted biennially to establish the most prevalent teen health concerns. Since 1998, the top three issues identified through the former Body Electric Youth Risk Behavior Survey and now current IYS instruments have been alcohol, body image, and drugs (substance abuse).
Two: Giving Youth a Voice
Teens are assisted by college and community mentors as they choose a health issue and research the best method to convey a prevention message. Mini-grants are awarded for the purchase of materials to produce an art project which may include music and video production, two and three dimensional art, and creative writing.
Three: Communicating to the Community
An art tour is delivered to students and the community focusing on the healthy messages of the teen projects. Posters featuring the art are exhibited in numerous businesses through the "Changing Arts, Changing Hearts" program while "Bring it Home!" takes the art tour into the workplace.
What do others have to say about I Sing The Body Electric?
STUDENT: "It is a really good program where you can gain knowledge about the world around you. I mean, kids look at health class and say, "Oh, we know about drugs. We know about teen sexuality and we know what alcohol does to you." But when you're actually doing a project, you're forced to learn more about the subject and it's good to gain knowledge on that."
TEACHER: This terrific program is a reflection of the gifted, innovative and personally invested people who administer Body Electric. Even in times of deadlines, multiple problem shooting issues and other crises, the Body Electric administrators are positive, supportive sources of assistance and encouragement. TOP FLIGHT! - Steve Allen, retired - Kansas TLC (learning and treatment center)
UNIVERSITY DEAN: The program has brought together a unique coalition of organizations, agencies and individuals committed to the betterment of teen and community health. Its success is widely recognized and strongly supported by students, teachers, and community leaders. As the [former] Dean of the College of Arts and humanities, I have seen the positive impact the program has had upon changing the behavior patterns of students at risk and the unique educational opportunities it has provided our undergraduate and graduate students. It is a model of success of how the Fine Arts can be used to shape and change the attitudes and lifestyle of today's teenagers toward the use of alcohol consumption, drunk driving, drug use and sexual activity. I Sing the Body Electric is one of the nation's most outstanding community based Fine Arts programs. - James Johnson, [former] Dean of College of Arts and Humanities, Eastern Illinois University.
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From the first biennial tour in the spring of 1999, more that 10,000 people each year have experienced the positive health messages presented through the Body Electric teen art work. Tour settings include schools, local community and business facilities, fairs, and factories. Contact the Body Electric staff to schedule an art tour in your facility.
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A man is facing rape charges in Davidson County after police say he had sex with a teenager and then pulled a gun on the person who tried to stop him.
Someone who knows the victim says they found the 16-year-old in bed with 22-year-old Donovan Foster on Monday.
When the person tried to get Foster out of the bed, police say Foster pulled out a gun.
Foster and the person allegedly struggled over the gun until police showed up.
Officers say they ended up wrestling Foster to the ground to put handcuffs on.
The 16-year-old's mother has filed statutory rape charges. Foster is facing other charges, including assault and resisting arrest.
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What Next? After a great TED / TEDx conference with hundreds of ideas, what can we do to help people got o the next level! DO something!
This aspect of TED and TEDx has always intrigued me. I am not saying that great ideas are not found outside TED, but there are far more ideas at this forum than there are at any other.
Post a conference I see a bunch of very excited, starry eyed participants, they have dreams in their hearts and heat in their blood. They want to do something and change the world, more importantly, they now, for the first time, BELIVE, that they are the change, that they can!!
I want to take this energy and pour resources in it and see what comes out of it. I feel there is something much larger than the event itself, sitting on the fringes and if we were to unleash this, we may have the next revolution, after the internet.
What can we do to unleash this change, to channelize this energy and let it not loose steam?
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Apr 17 2012: Scott, I believe big part of the systems were created with the intention of succeed. I see great ideas being executed all around a lot of nations, what is making the systems putrid is the lack of virtues of the governants. Imagine capitalism in the just city system proposed by Plato. Systems are supposed to work, but the human vices corrupt the execution of great ideas.
Apr 17 2012: Any system would work in a just world.
Capitalism and Democracy are both noble-sounding ideas in theory but the application of these two great generalisations leaves a lot to be desired.
The reality is that they favour the few. The systems are flawed because they are doctored by the owners and the gatekeepers - often the politicians that are supposed to be of the people, for the people..
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Provo • Defend, rebound and make free throws.
When the BYU Cougars do that this year, they are awfully tough to beat. When they do it in the Marriott Center, where they have lost just once this season, it is almost impossible to knock them off.
In short: Tyler Haws scores 27 points and Eric Mika adds 15 points and 10 rebounds as the Cougars win their third straight.
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The Cougars routed Santa Clara 89-76 in a West Coast Conference game Thursday that wasn't as close as the final score indicated. With a smallish late-night crowd of 12,518 looking on, the Cougars outscored the Broncos 44-24 in the paint, won the rebounding battle 50-32 and held the visitors to 40.3 percent shooting.
"We were really pleased [with how they dominated inside]," BYU coach Dave Rose said. "When we played over there [in a 91-81 win], we shot the ball really well, in the 60-percent range. We had to do that, because we weren't getting a lot from our post guys as far as scoring was concerned."
The Cougars also made their free throws, and there were a lot of them, finishing 31 of 42 from the stripe after making 22 of their first 24 when the outcome was still in doubt.
"Tonight, I thought that Eric [Mika] and Nate [Austin] and Luke [Worthington] were really good around the basket," Rose said.
And Tyler Haws was good from everywhere.
He led BYU with 27 points, despite not playing the final 10 minutes of the game. It was the fifth straight game in which Haws has scored 20 or more points.
"It is unreal, the way he is scoring … almost Kevin Durant-like," Anson Winder said. "I don't expect Ty to drop off at all."
Kyle Collinsworth added 18 points and five steals and Mika posted 15 points and 10 rebounds.
Rose said he took Haws out midway through the second half and the Cougars leading by 20 points thinking he would give him three minutes of rest and get him back in.
"But the way the game went, that group that was in played pretty well and got the score up a good distance, and then we were able to kind of coast through it."
And that was fine with Haws, knowing San Francisco comes to the Marriott Center on Saturday night for a showdown of second-place teams.
"It felt great," Haws said. "I love it when our team jumps out like that and we can get a big lead."
The Cougars improved to 8-4 in West Coast Conference play with their third straight win.
Santa Clara lost its seventh straight game and fell to 3-9 and 10-15.
Santa Clara got within 11 points, 59-48, early in the second half on 3-pointers by Brandon Clark and Jalen Richard, but BYU (16-9) answered with a 12-2 run and coasted from there.
The Cougars led by as many as 27 points in the second half before the reserves played the final 10 minutes.
Haws had another big first half, going 5 of 6 from the field and 6 of 6 from the free-throw line for 17 points as the Cougars took a 53-40 lead at the break.
Santa Clara freshman Jared Brownridge had 14 points in the first half, but finished with just 16. He was 0 for 6 from 3-point range.
"I think that Anson did a really nice job on [Brownridge] for most of the night. Skyler [Halford] had him for a while," Rose said. "To hold him without a 3-point field goal is quite an accomplishment."Next Page >
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Duck's Unlimited has published its forecast for duck production in 2010 and things are looking good!
A magical day of duck hunting in Southern California of all places. Who else is ready for the 2010 season?
I have had some great experiences in the ocean here in New York this winter, with both good waves and sightings of game birds which I have never seen. Out in Montauk there are numerous species of waterfowl (sea ducks and eiders) and at times the birds are diving and feeding in the surf. Next year I plan on heading out with Brian from The Swampers, www.theswampers.com to actually hunt some of these birds.


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First-time visitors expecting vistas of belching chimneys are likely to be surprised by Essen, for the Ruhr's "secret capital" is a modern, unashamedly commercial city with a modest forest of office towers and a vast central shopping zone. Though it contests with Dortmund the status of biggest city in the Ruhr, Essen is the one with the unmistakable big-city feel, and it's this, as much as its central position in the region, that gives it an edge over its rival. It's an enjoyable place to spend a day or two, with plenty of high culture, a smattering of interesting sights including one UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a lively nightlife scene.
Basic orientation is straightforward: the city centre is immediately north of the Hauptbahnhof, with the main cultural zone to the south; further south still is some of the most enticing eating, drinking and sightseeing, while the gritty north preserves reminders of the city's industrial greatness.Read More
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The superb Museum Folkwang is reason enough for a visit to Essen. David Chipperfield's coolly understated modernist extension – which opened in 2010 – has created a series of spacious galleries grouped around serene internal gardens; the new building seamlessly incorporates the old, with separate areas devoted to nineteenth-and twentieth-century art, contemporary art, graphic art and temporary exhibitions.
The collection's undoubted highlight is the nineteenth- and twentieth-century section, kicking off with the Romantic period and works by Caspar David Friedrich and Karl Friedrich Schinkel before romping through a treasure-trove of French Impressionists and post-Impressionists: paintings include some wonderful late Van Goghs, Cézanne's Le Carré de Bibémus and Signac's pointilliste Le Pont des Arts. German Expressionist works include Schmidt-Rottluff's spiky Leipziger Strasse with Electric Tram from 1914 and the near-abstract Forms at Play by Franz Marc, painted the same year. The roll call of modernist greats continues with works by Braque, Léger, Picasso, Beckmann and Kandinsky; post-1945 highlights include work by Mark Rothko, Yves Klein and Gerhard Richter.
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From comedy to Krupp
For many Germans, Essen's best-known son is Heinz Rühmann (1902–94), Germany's greatest screen comic, whose extraordinary film career spanned the Weimar Republic, Third Reich, Cold War and post-reunification eras and whose best-loved film – the school comedy Die Feuerzangenbowle – still enjoys Rocky Horror-style cult status more than sixty years after it was first shown. For the rest of the world, however, the city's name is synonymous with that of the Krupp family, the powerful steel-to-armaments dynasty whose rise mirrored the city's own ascent to industrial greatness during the nineteenth century, and whose commercial genius and questionable political judgement accurately reflect the experience of Germany in the first half of the twentieth century.


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This week's WDEL High School Athlete of the Week is Dan White, a sophomore soccer player at the Charter School of Wilmington.
Dan scored 4 goals last week, two each in Charter victories over Sanford and Middletown.
Soccer goals come in many ways, and Dan says one is his tallies came after an interesting carom.
"In our first game, Connor Mathis crossed the ball and it went off the cross bar and right to my foot and I tapped it into the net."
White has shown a knack for finding the net in his brief high school career; he also scored 5 goals in his freshman year last season. How would he describe his playing style?
"I like to play with flair. I like to make moves and go past people. I also like to get that nice pass in to feed someone through for a breakaway."
His clutch goal scoring has a long history. His favorite goal comes from a game over 5 years ago.
"Going all the way back to when I was a 9-year old. I scored a goal in my first ever game with the Concord Chaos. It was against Lower Marion, and it tied the game up at 2-2."
Dan and his Force teammates had an undefeated regular season before falling in the state semifinals. White wants go all the way to the title game for the seniors.
"They want to win so bad, coming off of last year's 4-1 loss to Caravel. We think about that all of the time for motivation for this year.
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The initial release of the Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) TV did not take off like many had hoped for; it was expensive, a bit clunky, and needed to improve to become a serious player in the TV industry. This summer the Google TV team promised more features and drastic improvements, and a sneak peak video that was temporarily displayed on YouTube showed that Google may be able to live up to the hype this time. The sneak peak video was publicly posted for a short time before being marked as private. In the video, Peter Sherman, Google TV Product Marketing Manager, ran through some features that were both innovative and enticing.
The two features that really stood out were second screen integration and improvements to Google search. Second screen integration is more than just substituting old remotes for smart phones and tablets. The application is meant to bring an extra dimension to movies and TV programs. The second screen (the screen on your phone or tablet) provides extra content, related information, or interactive applications that are linked to your TV. Improvements to search will allow users to use voice commands to surface content far more effectively than before. For instance, if you would like to watch Seinfeld, you can make a voice command for Seinfeld and all the episodes from live TV, Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, and other streaming services would pop up as results at the bottom portion of the screen. The mini-guide feature will open up at the bottom of the screen, and will allow users to continue watching their show on the big screen while flipping through their searches or channels for something else.
Google won't be the first company to release a voice-controlled content TV, as Samsung Electronics has TVs on the market that recognizes hand gestures and voice commands with the assistance of a "Smart Touch Remote." Samsung is the largest manufacturer of smart TVs, with more than 30% of the global market share. Panasonic Corporation (NASDAQOTH: PCRFY) is also on the innovative front of TVs, as their latest Viera line includes the Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN) Dragon TV platform, and allows users to vocalize channel choices or perform Twitter updates. Nuance is known for their underlying technology behind Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL)'s Siri voice-command service, and they are a provider of voice and language solutions for customers around the world.
In the recent years we have seen a shift in how people use TVs. The development of several new television initiatives such as Apple TV, the Roku Player, Boxee box and Google TV are all examples of connecting the Internet-enabled devices. Expect to see the next wave of television to take another step forward. The companies in the table above are all key players in the television industry and are working on developing TVs that will have broader capabilities and will change the way we tune in to our favorite shows and channels.
Looking at the table above, Google has the second highest P/E and EV/EBITDA, making it the second most expensive among the comparables. The massive search engine company also ranks second in terms of ROA, ROE, and their five year revenue CAGR. Apple ranks in the middle in terms of P/E and EV/EBITDA, and excels over all the comparables in ROA, ROE, and their five year revenue CAGR.
The initial AppleTV was generally viewed as a better product than the first Google TV, but tablets and phones have been the main force that has pushed Apple ahead of their comparables. Panasonic is the second cheapest company in terms of P/E and EV/EBITDA. The Japan based electronic manufacturer has the second worst ROA and five year revenue CAGR, and the worst ROE among the comparables.
Sony Corporation (NYSE: SNE) is the cheapest company among the comparables in terms of P/E and EV/EBITDA. The electronic, game, and entertainment company has the worst ROA and five year revenue CAGR, and the second worst ROA among the comparables. Looking at Nuance, the company is the most expensive, trading at 88.94 times their earnings with a EV/EBITDA of 23. The provider of voice and language solutions ranks in middle of the comparables in terms of ROA, ROE and five year revenue CAGR.
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HARTSVILLE, SC (WMBF) - The South Carolina Attorney General's Office has taken over the prosecution of Hope Hawkins, the mother of four Hartsville children that died in a tragic home fire on April 24.
Hawkins faces four counts of involuntary manslaughter, four counts of homicide by child abuse, and four counts of unlawful neglect of a child.
The prosecution of those charges was turned over to the SC Attorney General's by the Third Circuit Solicitors' Office, who claimed there was potential conflict.
Hawkins' four young children died when their home near Hartsville caught fire on April 24. Investigators still don't know where Hawkins was when the fire started, but they believe the four kids were left alone.
During Hawkins' bond hearing in June, a judge set her bond at a total of $50,000, which is a reduction from the bond she was given previously. The conditions of that bond are that Hawkins cannot leave the state of South Carolina and cannot live with anyone under the age of 18.
Hawkins' defense attorney Tonya Copeland Little has now turned her case back over to a public defender. She was working for the family to have the bond set and her client released from prison, but tells our news team the family can no longer afford to retain her legal services.
The family of Hope Hawkins told WMBF News Reporter Ken Baker that they were headed to the jail to have Hawkins released just moments after bond was set.
The Darlington County Detention Center said the bond was paid and she was released from custody shortly before 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11.
Charges against Hawkins were announced during a news conference two days after her four children perished in their home on Depot Street in Hartsville. Hawkins was arrested the following day and booked into the Darlington County Detention Center, said Capt. Andy Locklair with the DCSO.
During the news conference, Fire Chief Jeff Burr revealed that the investigation so far has determined the fire began in the mobile home's kitchen, and has been deemed accidental though they are not sure of the exact cause.
Sheriff Wayne Byrd spoke next, saying Hawkins gave conflicting answers to their question regarding her location before the fire, and when it started, but it is obvious she was not home with the four children, all under the age of five. The children were in the home alone and unprotected, the sheriff said.
At Hawkins' first bond hearing, a judge set bond on the unlawful neglect charges at $20,000 each, for a total of $80,000. Bond was not set on the homicide by child abuse charges, which carry a sentence of at least 20 years in prison each. Court officials said it would not be set until Hawkins stood before a circuit court judge, reporter Monique Blair reported from the courtroom.
During the hearing, authorities revealed Hawkins has no prior criminal record. Her public defender did ask that Hawkins be given a personal recognizance bond so she could be released from prison to attend funeral services, but that was not granted.
On Tuesday, May 21, Hawkins met the circuit court judge in a Darlington County courtroom to decide the bond on the homicide by child abuse charges and possibly lower the bond set for the child neglect charges.
At the conclusion of the proceedings, the judge announced that he wanted more information from the ongoing investigation before making a decision, and for now bond is "under advisement." A future court date was set on June 10. At the time, the judge may grant relief or lower the current bond amount before deciding the bond for the homicide charges.
"Right now it's just too much concern until I find out what went on," explained Darlington County Circuit Court Judge Paul Burch.
Hawkins's lawyer explained in court that her client is not a dangerous person, but a mother suffering from the loss of her four children.
"Judge, you can tell by the pictures in the media these children were well loved, well taken care of. My client is grieving for those children," said defense attorney Tonya Copeland-Little.
On June 6, a grand jury will decide whether or not to tack on four involuntary manslaughter charges.
The bodies of four young children were found after a fire in the Hartsville home, and the family dealing with that loss is being aided by the American Red Cross.
Capt. Locklair said the four children found dead were siblings.
The family identified the children as four-year-old Delonta Dixon, two-year-old Camaron Mason, and twin 10-month-old girls My'asia and Ky'nasia Hawkins.
"They were beautiful. Two boys, two girls. When they come around, they just light up everything," Janice Hawkins, the children's aunt said.
Hawkins expressed tremendous grief as she described the children.
"They were just some happy kids. Colorful personality. They a joy to be around. They just have a beautiful heart. They were just so loving and caring and the whole neighborhood know them, and they're loved by all," Hawkins said through tears.
"It's just like a world was taken. I feel like a shell of a person because of this tragedy and anybody that loses kids, can understand," Hawkins said.
Captain Locklair said the four children lived in the mobile home, located on Depot Street in Hartsville, that was ravaged by fire on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 24. The mother of the children was in the front yard when firefighters arrived.
The autopsies showed all four children died of smoke inhalation. Mayor Pennington, who is also a volunteer firefighter and was on scene, confirmed to WMBF News that the siblings were found huddling together in a closet inside the home.
"The one thing they teach firefighters is that kids hide in a fire," Mayor Pennington said. "They train you to search under beds and in closets and as it turns out they were in a closet all huddled together and hugging each other."
The Hartsville City Fire Department received a 911 call around 1:53 p.m. that Wednesday, and firefighters were on the scene by 1:57 p.m., according to officials with the department. The home was 75 percent involved when crews arrived, and the fire was under control in about 10 minutes.
Seven firemen, a fire officer, two engines, and one rescue truck responded. Hartsville's Mayor Mel Pennington, a volunteer fireman, was also at the scene to assist.
Resources from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and Horry County were called in to assist in the investigation, said Darlington County Sheriff Wayne Byrd.
The American Red Cross responded to meet the family's immediate needs by providing emotional support, financial assistance, food, clothing, personal hygiene products and other necessities destroyed by the fire.
"Our hearts go out to the family," said Linda Boone-Smith, executive director, American Red Cross, Pee Dee Chapter. "The Red Cross will continue to be there for this family and our community through this difficult time."
The Pee Dee Chapter serves Chesterfield, Dillon, Darlington, Marlboro, Florence and Marion counties and is part of the American Red Cross, Palmetto SC Region.
Hartsville Mayor Mel Pennington announced that the town would join together for a candlelight vigil to remember and memorialize the lives of the four young victims of this tragic fire.
That vigil was held on Friday, April 26 at 8:30 p.m. in Centennial Park in Hartsville.
Mayor Pennington also commended his community for their resolve. "This community has been tested these last three years. We have proven time and time again that even in the most adverse conditions, we pull together in love, support, and we persevere when all hope seems lost."
The mayor commented that this tragedy has taken a toll on him personally, noting that, "Yesterday our community experienced a horrible tragedy, and I continue to struggle to find the words to make sense of it. First, being a father before I am a mayor, I extend the condolences of our city to the family that is struggling to deal with this tragic loss."
"I am proud of our firemen and all of our first responders. They exhausted every effort to save these four children," the mayor added.
The funeral for the four children was held on Wednesday, May 1 at 3 p.m. at the Emmanuel Baptist Church. The children were buried in the New Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery after the service officiated by Reverend JD Blue. The Young and Young Funeral Home handled those arrangements.
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