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November 4, 2010
Alexis Mattera
The true cost of a college education is seldom the number that's printed in school brochures and on various college comparison lists. When you figure in federal aid, scholarships, grants, room and board, books and supplies, that price fluctuates. One thing remains constant - higher education doesn't come cheap - but a new poll finds students are willing to stretch their finances for several key factors.
In April, right up until enrollment deadlines, students were still considering "too expensive" schools and were willing to stretch to pay for their education, poll conductors the College Board and the Art & Science Group report. While it would be more financially sound to select the school with the lower tuition and better financial aid package, "too expensive" colleges remained in play if they had strong academics in students' fields of interest, were places students felt comfortable, had prestigious academic reputations or had excellent records of graduate school acceptance or good job placement after students graduated. Here's the breakdown:
If you think back to every award show you've ever seen, you'll recall those who do not win always say it is an honor just to be nominated. The same can be said for college admissions: It's an amazing achievement to be accepted to a prestigious college but is attending worth it if the cost of attendance is going to drive you and your family into debt?
November 15, 2010
Just because your GPA is less than 4.0 doesn't mean you don't deserve the same chance at scholarship awards as your higher-ranked classmates.
Cappex's "A GPA Isn't Everything" Scholarship proves just that by awarding $1,000 to high school seniors or students planning on attending college within the next 12 months. We know it sounds too good to be true but it's no scam – none of the scholarships listed on our site are – so complete your scholarship application before the November 30th deadline.
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November 19, 2010
After you rub the sleep out of your eyes left over from the midnight "Deathly Hallows" showing, consider this: How well does Hogwarts prepare its students for college? Well, we Muggles would have some definite competition if our applications went head-to-head with Harry Potter's, Hermione Granger's and Ron Weasley's before They Which Shall Not Be Named (aka admissions committees).
First, there's Harry. From losing many people he loved – parents, godfather, mentor and friends – to having the Dark Lord trying to kill him at every turn, his application essay would tug at the heartstrings but also reveal a young man able to succeed against all odds. He's as skilled with a quill as he is with a wand and admissions committees would be impressed with his ability to work with others toward a common goal. He'd gain admission because he'd be an asset to any department (I'm thinking his major would be chemistry or political science), study group and, obviously, the Quidditch team.
Next, Hermione obviously has the brains and could dominate the SATs or ACTs just like she owned the O.W.L.s…but what about extracurriculars? In her case, wizarding and witchery definitely count as community service and her compassion for oppressed individuals (mudbloods, ogres, elves, etc.) hints at possible careers in social work, nursing or medicine. Maybe the actress portraying her can put in a good word with the dean at Brown, though Ms. Granger would surely gain admission on her own merit. She wouldn't have it any other way!
Lastly, we have Ron. As one of seven Weasley kids, Ron knows a thing or two about standing out in a crowd…even if he does so while wearing his older brothers' hand-me-downs. His athletic skills may garner a scholarship or two but admissions committees will be most impressed with his essay, which would detail his problem solving skills and loyalty demeanor. His innate investigative skills are top notch and could easily translate into aced journalism and criminal justice classes. And don't worry, Mr. and Mrs. Weasley: Not only will Ron get in but he's also going to get an excellent financial aid package!
Though Harry, Hermione and Ron won't be applying for a spot at your dream school, other students possessing equally impressive skills and backgrounds will so it's important to make your college application memorable. We've got plenty of tips on the college application process throughout our site as well as strategies for winning valuable scholarships. Hurry, though: Application deadlines are approaching faster than the Hogwarts Express!
November 29, 2010
I know what you're probably thinking – a college scholarship centered around beef?! – but hear me out…it could put $1,500 in your savings account for your college education!
The National Cattlemen's Foundation Beef Industry Scholarship awards 10 scholarships of $1,500 to outstanding students pursuing careers in the beef industry. It's not necessary to own a pair of overalls, have a close four-legged friend named Bessie or even consider meat a diet staple to apply – fields of study may include education, communications, production and research – as long as the panel feels you are talented, thoughtful and will emerge as a leader in the industry (classes, internships and life experiences are big pluses).
To be considered for this scholarship, you must be a graduating high school senior or full-time undergraduate student enrolled at a two or four-year institution for the 2010-2011 school year. Applicants must then write a one-page letter expressing/indicating future career goals related to the beef industry as well as write an essay in 750 words or less describing an issue confronting the beef industry and offer a solution. Two letters of recommendation, proof of full-time enrollment and a cover page are also required. All materials must be postmarked or received by this Wednesday (December 1).
For more information, visit http://www.nationalcattlemensfoundation.org; to find even more scholarship opportunities, conduct a free scholarship search today!
December 1, 2010
No, there are still no classes entitled "The Anatomy of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" or "The Hanukkah Snuggie's Effect on Modern Judaism" but classes with roots in popular culture are popping up on college campuses everywhere. If you've yet to select your classes for next semester or have found a few empty blocks in your schedule, consider enrolling in one of these fun, weird and surprisingly informative courses. (Bonus: They could help you earn an equally unusual scholarship!)
December 14, 2010
Sure, the Golden Globe nominations are grabbing most of this morning's headlines but in the world of college sports, "Mad Men" and "The Social Network" are riding the pine while what's going on in the Big Ten takes the field.
Among the changes is a new logo. First off, the logo. It's not a huge departure from the previous design by any means – it's still blue and white and incorporates numbers as well as letters – and logo co-designer Michael Gericke tells ESPN, "The new Big Ten logo was developed to symbolize the conference's future, as well as its rich heritage, strong tradition of competition, academic leadership, and passionate alumni. Its contemporary collegiate lettering includes an embedded numeral '10' in the word 'BIG,' which allows fans to see 'BIG' and '10' in a single word. Memorable and distinctive, the new logo evolved from the previous logo's use of negative space and is built on the conference's iconic name, without reference to the number of member institutions." Fans aren't buying it, though: It's been less than one day since the logo was unveiled but the new design is already receiving some pushback a la Facebook and the Gap.
Next, the new divisions of Legends and Leaders – a change which makes sense in a way since the number of teams in the Big Ten exceeds the conference's name – and 18 trophies. Now, Michigan, Michigan State, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Northwestern are in the Legends division while Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue and Wisconsin represent the Leaders division. As for the trophies, there are 18 new ones, many of which honor past players and coaches. "Our foundation is our history, and so we want to honor that history and tradition. Our goal, if we are to sustain this enterprise, is to continue to focus on the building of future leadership through education and competition," said Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany.
It's my guess these changes won't impact the players – who should be more concerned with maintaining the grades to keep their athletic scholarships – but sports writers, reporters and fans are certainly making their voices heard. What do you think of the Big Ten's changes? Are they worth all the ruffled feathers?
December 17, 2010
Imagine working hard throughout high school, getting accepted to the college or university of your choice and receiving a scholarship covering all or part of your tuition. Now imagine being asked to give back even a tiny percentage of that award.
Wait...WHAT?! Exactly...but that's what happened at Arizona State University when former baseball coach Pat Murphy requested a number of his players relinquish all or part of their athletic scholarships for the 2006-2007 academic year so that the coaching staff could enroll several transfer students they had been recruiting through a program Murphy called Devil-to-Devil. His actions may not have been discovered unless a parent of a player complained about the process to ASU's athletics director and after an investigation, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) agreed that this practice was problematic and violated rules. The punishment: ASU has been banned from the college playoffs this coming season and must vacate numerous wins, including the team's 2007 Pacific-10 Conference title and trip to the College World Series; the school also received three years' probation, scholarship reductions and recruiting limitations. Though ASU has taken responsibility for not monitoring the baseball program more closely, it intends to appeal the NCAA's decision.
As for Murphy – who echoes the name of his program with several other questionable practices – he's not coaching anywhere at the moment but will not go unpunished. He was forced to resign last year and the NCAA bestowed a one-year show-cause penalty upon him so that any institution interested in hiring him in the next 12 months must not only defend why it is hiring him but also how it will monitor his behavior to prevent further violations.
This situation is shady any way you slice it but I do feel for the ASU students and coaches who are being penalized for events they had no part in. The beauty of college scholarships is that they don't have to be repaid, allowing students to graduate with little to no student loan or credit card debt. To be clear, what Murphy did was wrong but by limiting the amount of scholarship awards and financial aid ASU can disperse, he's not the one being truly punished – it's the deserving students that are being hurt the most.
December 27, 2010
Finding the necessary amount of financial aid to fund your education can be difficult. Requirements often include complicated forms and applications, lengthy essays and rigid guidelines…some, but not all: Certain providers, like Zinch, are making it much easier to score some super sweet scholarship opportunities. Like this week's Scholarship of the Week, the Zinch Sweet-Diggity-Dawg Scholarship: It's worth $20,000. Let's learn some more about it, shall we?
To enter, you must be a high school student with a minimum 2.0 GPA and an 80-percent complete Zinch profile. Semi-finalists are selected for this scholarship based on their profiles then they compete, "March Madnezz" style, in a bracket of 64 students. Students go head-to-head, with the best Zinch profile advancing until only one student remains and claims the $20,000 scholarship.
The application deadline is in just under three weeks (January 15th) so you still have time to spruce up your Zinch profile (or create one if you don't already have one). With $20,000 at stake, it's best to bring your A-game! To get more info about this scholarship, visit Zinch's site and to find additional scholarship awards, try our free scholarship search today!
December 28, 2010
Once you've graduated from college, what do you do with the pages upon pages of writing assignments you completed during your tenure? You could go green and recycle them, I suppose…or you could try to make some green off of them, like the subject of our next story.
Having been there and done that once himself (or herself), one Georgetown alum knows that writing essays for admissions, scholarships and college classes takes a lot of time – time frazzled students just don't have – and is attempting to profit from that burden by selling their own admissions essay, multiple class papers and a graduate school scholarship essay on eBay via the handle and alzheimers_caregiver. Georgetown's own Vox Populi reported that while there are currently no bids on the items, the eventual winner (and I use that term very loosely here) will be e-mailed the materials and is free to edit the pieces as they see fit before turning them in.
Yes, we know the writing that goes into getting admitted to and succeeding in college is no small amount (just ask Harvard grad Natalie Portman) but if you're truly committed to making the most of your college experience, crafting a few thousand words into an original essay isn't going to kill you. Passing someone else's work off as your own won't either…but it could make your time at Big State U or Fancy Private College a lot shorter than you anticipated. An equally terrible but less-academically-poisonous bet? Buying alzheimers_caregiver's other offering, a VHS copy of Look Who's Talking Now.
December 30, 2010
The road to college – once thought to be straight and narrow – is detouring into uncharted territory. It was once expected for all high school seniors to matriculate to an institute of higher education the semester after they graduate but today, many students (and their parents) are considering the notion of taking a year off from formal schooling first.
But what do students do during this time, often called a gap year? Not catching up on "Extreme Couponing" or trying out online dating: Students use this time to volunteer abroad or build their resumes and schools are adopting formal programs allowing incoming freshmen to defer admission for a year to do so. According to the Wall Street Journal, "gap fairs" are becoming just as common as campus job expos. The results? Mixed. While most students end their gap years better prepared to attend college, some get so waylaid that they abandon a collegiate education all together.
It may sound tempting to take a year off to explore the unknown but there are a few confounding variables. First, the price tag is far from alluring – unless you feel $35,000 is a reasonable figure. (The upside is that costs can be defrayed by stipends, grants, research fellowships and scholarships or the agreement to work in a very remote area.) Next, the hazy direction of your future. I won't deny that your late teens and early 20s are the best times to gain life experience but if said experience is going to leave you in debt or questioning once-important educational goals, is taking the time off worth it?
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When humanity begins to reflect on the meaning of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, it begins to engage itself in the task of theology. This course presents a brief overview of the basic components of theology. We will review method, revelation, use of scripture, and the role theology plays in the Church today. This course is required for those in the Catechetical, Youth and Pastoral Ministry Certificate Programs.
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Jesus said, "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28). One of the hallmarks of our life of faith is the way we care for the least in our society. This course analyzes the theology of Pastoral Care as well as provides the basic skills needed to extend this care to members of our faith communities who are shut-ins either at home or in institutions. It is open to anyone who longs to deepen their knowledge and sharpen their skills as pastoral minister. This course is required for those seeking a Certificate in Pastoral Ministry
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By: WCTV Eyewitness News December 20, 2013
Valdosta, GA — New details have emerged in the investigation of Kendrick Johnson's death.
The FBI is planning on taking hard drives from the Lowndes County High School surveillance system, after a grand jury subpoena issued yesterday allowed the move.
17-year-old Kendrick Johnson was found dead in the gym inside of a rolled-up gym mat. Surveillance video was released last month, but the footage left many, including the teen's parents, suspicious that parts had been edited.
By: Andy Alcock November 21, 2013
Lowndes County, FL – The Kendrick Johnson file includes interviews, phone records, pictures and much more information.
It's all part of the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office 522 page file in the Kendrick Johnson death investigation.
That investigation concludes Johnson accidentally died in January by becoming lodged in a gym mat.
How did investigators reach that conclusion?
Three students told police Johnson and other students routinely stored their gym shoes in the vertically stacked mats.
Investigators also found students routinely walked on top of the mats.
The student who found Johnson's body said she climbed on top of the mats to take a nap when she saw KJ's feet inside one of them.
While LCSO concluded KJ's death was accidental, records show investigators did interview several students and looked at text messages to determine if foul play might be possible.
Investigators tried to interview two brothers.
The report indicates one of the brothers was involved in a fight with KJ during a football trip to Atlanta.
However, while their attorney wouldn't let the brothers speak to investigators, further evidence of their whereabouts showed the brothers couldn't have been involved in KJ's death.
By: Winnie Wright November 7, 2013
Valdosta, GA – Little by little, the family of Kendrick Johnson is getting answers about what happened to their son last January. Wednesday night, new video was released showing KJ in the high school the day of his death.
Kendrick Johnson's family, friends, and attorney's took to the steps of the Lowndes County Judicial building today to raise questions about the authenticity of the video, which shows no time stamp. According to the family's attorney, Ben Crump, the video was without time codes, while photos of the video, released by the Sherrif's Office have time codes posted.
Kendrick's father says sooner or later, the lies are going to end.
Ken Johnson, Kendrick Johnson's father: "This family is not going to take it. We're going to stand. It doesn't matter how long it takes.
The new videos haven't deterred the family from their goal. They plan to continue fighting for a Coroner's Inquest.
The next step for the Johnson family is to acquire the meta-data, which is the raw video from Lowndes County High School.
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NEWS ALERT: The parents of Kendrick Johnson will share their reaction to the release of today's video footage at 1PM EST on Nov. 7, 2013 in front of the Valdosta Courthouse.
It is amazing how 36 cameras, showing 36 angles and the one video that shows #KendrickJohnson's last moments alive is the one that is blurry. #coincidence? #TheFightContinues #JusticeForKJ
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VALDOSTA, Ga. (AP) — Attorneys say a Georgia Superior Court judge told them he wants to know what federal authorities discover before deciding whether to order a coroner's inquest into the death of a Valdosta teenager found inside a rolled-up wrestling mat at school.
Benjamin Crump, attorney for the family of 17-year-old Kendrick Johnson, and Jim Elliott, lawyer for the Lowndes County coroner, say Judge Harry J. Altman told them Wednesday he won't rule until the U.S. attorney's office in Macon completes a review launched last week. Elliott said he expects the judge to file a formal order Thursday.
Sheriff's investigators decided Johnson died in a freak accident after getting stuck upside down inside the mat. Johnson's parents suspect someone killed him.
Crump says he plans to appeal the judge's decision to wait.
By: Matt Galka November 7, 2013
Macon, GA – WCTV was there as U.S. attorney for the middle district of Georgia Michael Moore announced he'd be reviewing the Kendrick Johnson case. The Lowndes County Sheriff's Office deemed closed after they determined the death was accidental.
"The F.B.I., who I believe is the finest investigative agency in the world, is cooperating with us in our efforts. Should sufficient information be developed to warrant a criminal civil rights investigation, I will ask the F.B.I. to open a civil rights, or any other, appropriate criminal investigation," said Moore.
Kendrick Johnson's family Attorney Ben Crump was adamant about the family's continued efforts to try and find out what exactly happened to the teenager. Johnson was found dead, rolled up in a gym mat in the Lowndes High School gymnasium back in January.
"Until we get the answers of not only who killed Kendrick Johnson but why people are trying to cover for those individuals, we won't stop," said Crump outside of his office in Tallahassee. He added that they welcomed the U.S. attorney's investigation.
The Johnson family successfully sued the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office and obtained previously sealed surveillance video and documents used in the investigation that the family attorneys are reviewing. The Public Information Officer for the Sheriff's office dismissed the idea that this review meant they botched the investigation.
"We forwarded our investigative file to Mr. Moore's office several months ago, in fact immediately after the case was closed a copy was forwarded to Mr. Moore, we trust he reviewed that file and, again, we welcome his independent review and look forward to receiving his answers," said deputy Stryde Jones.
A decision on a coroner's inquest is expected Monday. If that is granted to the family, the coroner would present information on Kendrick's death to a jury and they would then decide how the teenager died.
Valdosta, GA – The United States Attorneys' Office will reopen the investigation into the death of Lowndes High student, Kendrick Johnson.
Johnson was found dead in a gym mat at Lowndes County High School in January 2013.
The cause of death has been under much scrutiny with the family recently winning a legal battle over the release of the surveillance video from the school gymnasium.
Stay with WCTV for the latest updates on this developing story.
By: Matt Galka October 30, 2013
Tallahassee, FL – Kendrick Johnson's mother, Jacquelyn, was thankful for a judge's ruling allowing the family to obtain surveillance video that could help determine her son's death.
"It feels great, we're just one step closer to finding out what happened to my son," said Jacquelyn Johnson while standing in her attorney's office.
Video obtained by WCTV shows other people in the gym with Kendrick Johnson before he was found dead and rolled up in a gym mat in the Lowndes County High School gymnasium back in January.
"It's still a long battle, we still have a long way to go, but it's a start," said Kendrick's father Kenneth Johnson.
The 1900 hours of video was not all immediately given to the family and their attorneys because, as attorney Ben Crump says, the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office did not think the judge would rule in favor of the Johnson's. The family attorneys say that this might not show what happened to Kendrick, but could cast doubt on the "accidental death" ruling from the sheriff's office.
"We don't think you will see on that video Kendrick climbing into a wrestling mat as has been concluded by the sheriff's department. That's what we don't think you will see in any on of this 1900 hours of surveillance video," said Crump.
The judge released hundreds of pages of documents from the Lowndes County Sheriff's office investigation into Johnson's death.
"We now have the means of which to identify specific students, what it is that they claim to have seen, and to go much further into our inquiry, our questioning of them, as to what information they may have that would help us, like I said, get to the truth of what happened to Kendrick," said attorney Chevene King.
We reached out to the sheriff's office on Wednesday but they did not want to comment. A decision on the family's lawsuit regarding a coroner inquest is expected to be made Monday.
Micahel Moore, the United States attorney for the middle district of Georgia, is expected to make an announcement on this case on Thursday at 1 p.m. in Macon, GA.
By: Elizabeth Nickerson October 30, 2013
Valdosta, GA – The family and friends of Kendrick Johnson celebrate as they walk out of the Lowndes County Superior Court. A judge Wednesday granted the Johnson family access to all of the surveillance tapes from the Lowndes High school gym. Kendrick's body was found in a rolled up gym mat in January.
"Anticipate getting copies of all of the video, both within the gym and areas outside the gym leading to the gym space itself," said Chevene King, one of the Johnson family attorney's.
Johnson's death was originally ruled accidental asphyxiation by the Lowndes County Sheriff's Office. Johnson's family then hired its own pathologist, which ruled the 17-year-old died from blunt force trauma. Kendrick's father says the new video released will show what really happened to his son.
"You can't prepare yourself for it," said Kenneth Johnson, Kendrick Johnson's Father. "It's just something we have to do, we'll fight for Kendrick till the end."
"It was a win for the community and everybody who really wants this murder mystery to be solved," said Ben Crump, one of the Johnson family attorney's.
WCTV reached out to the Lowdnes County Sheriff's Office, but officials would not comment.
A decision on a coroner's inquest with the Lowndes County coroner is expected on Monday, November 4TH.
The judge will decide If jurors would hear the coroner present information on Johnson's death. They would then decide how the teen died.
"We're happy to hear that we are one step closer to the truth," said Johnson.
Ben Crump says If the coroner's inquest is not granted, they will consider federal intervention.
Valdosta, GA – The judge has ordered the full file in the Kendrick Johnson death investigation to be released to the family.
This includes surveillance video of the gymnasium where 17-year-old Johnson was found dead in a wrestling mat
WCTV expects to receive a copy of this video, and will bring you more information as it is available.
Press Release: Kendrick Johnson Family & Attorneys
The family of Kendrick Johnson will be in court tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. for a hearing regarding the release of the video surveillance tape from the high school gymnasium in which their son was found dead in a wrestling mat.
The family's attorneys filed court paperwork requesting that the video be released. They are also seeking a Coroner's Inquest.
The hearing will be held in the Lowndes County Superior Court building located at 327 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, 31601.
The family and their attorneys will address media outside the courthouse following the hearing.
By: Bailey Myers October 22, 2013
Valdosta, GA - The Johnson family's lawyers have announced they will be suing the Lowndes County Sheriff and the Coroner. Kendrick Johnson's grandmother said, "No matter what it is we want the truth to come out." Demanding the truth Kendrick Johnson's family has now filed lawsuits against both the Coroner of Lowndes County, Bill Watson and the Sheriff of the County Chris Prine saying they have a right to know how investigators determined Kendrick Johnson's death was an accident.
Johnson Family Attorney Ben Crump said, "The scene investigation has been compromised. But, we believe there are some things that could speak to us like the video, DNA and blood evidence." Both CNN and the Johnson family have filed suit requesting all investigative finds be released. Focusing on the full surveillance video from the gymnasium, Johnson family attorney Chevene King, "It should show either Kendrick entered the mats as theorized, or he was brought to they gymnasium other than his own power."
Another lawsuit filed against the Coroner of Lowndes County requests he grant a coroner's inquest. Where the coroner would present information on Kendrick's death and jurors would decide based on that information how Kendrick died. "It's going to be hard… Kendrick was my son… It can't get no harder than that," explained Kendrick's father.
"It's an insult to injury and we have to file these legal papers and jump these hoops just to get to the truth of the matter asserted. We will get to the truth, we have no doubt about that."
Attorneys for the family of Kendrick Johnson plan to have a hearing with a Lowndes County judge on October 30th regarding the surveillance footage. A date has not been set in the suit against the coroner. We will update you as soon as that information comes available.
By: Bailey Myers October 22, 2013, 12:35pm
Kendrick Johnson's family has filed a petition requesting a judge to order a coroner's inquest.
If the inquest is granted, then a jury will decide the cause of death.
Press Release: Kendrick Johnson's Family
Kendrick Johnson's parents, along with family attorneys Chevene B. King, Jr. and Benjamin Crump, will address media tomorrow (Tuesday) at 11:30 a.m. to discuss the filing and their next legal moves in the case.
The media availability will take place in front of the Lowndes County Superior Court building located at 327 North Ashley Street, Valdosta, 31601.


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EGF Tops Lourdes 3-2 in Boys Hockey Tournament OpenerEast Grand Forks beat Rochester Lourdes 3-2 in the Minnesota Class A boys hockey tournament quarterfinals Wednesday in St. Paul. Kolton Aubol scored two first-period goals, while Tommy Hajicek added a goal and two assists. The Green Wave led 3-0 entering the third period, but Lourdes scored twice to pull within one. EGF advances to Friday's semifinals against defending state champion St. Thomas Academy.
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Following a two-week break earlier in the season, Juan Mata has been in superb form since returning to the fold, but the Spanish playmaker has praised the efforts of those around him as we prepare for a massive test at Tottenham Hotspur later today.
Given his performances of late, it's somewhat surprising that Mata was overlooked for the Spain squad ahead of their most recent games against Belarus and France.
Rather than jetting off alongside Fernando Torres with the rest of the national squad, he has spent the past fortnight training at Cobham, but while his omission was clearly disappointing on a personal note, Spain's loss could yet prove to be Chelsea's gain.
'I've been very happy with my form in the last few games before the international break,' he tells the official Chelsea website. 'These two weeks have given me the opportunity to rest a little bit, so I'm feeling good and ready for the match.
'We are enjoying our football at the moment; we are top of the league and also ahead in our Champions League group.
'Personally, I'm very pleased with the way it's going; we are getting some good results, but it's not just down to me, it's due to the work of my team-mates.'
It's generally a feisty affair any time Chelsea and Tottenham meet, but with the White Hart Lane outfit now under the stewardship of former Blues manager Andre Villas-Boas, this one has an added edge to it.
Villas-Boas was the man responsible for luring Mata to Stamford Bridge at the beginning of last season, and the Blues playmaker has nothing but kind words for the man who helped him settle in England.
'He was very important to me when I first arrived here and he gave me a lot of confidence so, of course, I'm very grateful,' says Mata.
'I haven't seen him since he left the club but I wish him the best of luck, although not during today's game.'
Last season's corresponding fixture ended 1-1, with Daniel Sturridge's strike cancelling out Emmanuel Adebayor's opener in an entertaining fixture which both sides will feel they could have won.
Roberto Di Matteo's side head into the game as one of only two teams - along with Manchester City - in the Premier League yet to taste defeat this season, but with Tottenham having won four on the bounce, including a 3-2 victory away at Manchester United, there is every chance we will face our toughest test of the campaign to date.
Having missed out on Champions League qualification at the last minute courtesy of our success in Munich, and with a 5-1 FA Cup semi-final defeat last April still fresh in the mind, the home fans will be desperate to gain some form of revenge.
Mata, though, who scored a controversial second goal in that Wembley mauling, is relishing putting our unbeaten run on the line in what promises to be an intimidating atmosphere.
'I remember the game last season at White Hart Lane,' he explains. 'In the second half it became a bit crazy, we had some chances to win the match and I'm expecting a similar type of game tomorrow.
'They always want to attack, particularly when they are playing at home, but we have good players on the break which means we should be able to give ourselves enough opportunities to score.
'There is a lot of rivalry between Tottenham and Chelsea, not just the supporters, but the teams as well. The atmosphere at last season's game was amazing, it's difficult for us because of their supporters but it's also good to see all of our fans packed into the corner behind the goal.'


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In Mythos: Gods of Wealth and Greed, we introduce you to three all new open content gods concerned with the coins of the realms.
The Benevolent Stranger, God of Philanthropy, seeks to encourage the wealthy to go out and do good.
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The American Family Association has taken issue with the annual "Mix It Up" Day organized by Teaching Tolerance, the anti-bullying project of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Maureen Costello, director of Teaching Tolerance, said the group started the national campaign 11 years ago, organizing it so that schools can participate on their own terms by encouraging students to sit with those they don't normally hang out with during lunch.
"Hey, the cafeteria is in fact where kids tend to self-segregate," she said. "We're trying to get them past the idea that you have to distrust people in another group. So we started Mix It Up Day. For one day, kids will be assigned to randomly sit with other people who they wouldn't normally sit with."
Costello said that thousands of schools and millions of children have participated in the program over the past 11 years, and another 2,500 schools have signed up to participate this year.
But schools that had signed up with the SPLC to host Mix It Up Day this year have become the target of a campaign that views SPLC as a "fanatical pro-homosexual group."
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at the draft party a couple of years ago, and under a considerable haze, i heard Birdman yell out the following (about 4 or 5 times, i think) - "don't marry yourselves to players!" he went on to reiterate that idea more than once on the boards, and i believe it to be absolutely sage.
Its an interesting looking project.
The more interesting part is the fact that you can get a computer for 28 bucks a month. 20 if you are a student or government entity.
I wouldn't license one for myself for home use, but for 20 bucks a month for students..not a bad deal.
I dig it. Anything to break up the monopoly.
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Hope And Change (1000+ posts) Sun Jul-20-08 01:49 PM
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Latest Rasmussen And Gallup Poll
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics...<fingers in ears> "La la la la la ....."polichick (1000+ posts) Sun Jul-20-08 01:51 PM
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2. Don't both these polls use old voter roles for their calling pools??
Maybe that's why they don't seem to reflect what's happening on the ground.
Makes me wonder whether state polls use newer lists of voters.
Remember, gang, liberals are NOT elitist. They're just smarter than everyone else.BrklynLiberal (1000+ posts) Sun Jul-20-08 01:52 PM
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3. I am appalled that it is even that close. How could that many people who are against
Bush and his policies feel that it is ok to vote for McSame???
Maybe the media is correct, and there are a lot of idiots out there in the voting public.
What this means is that libs expect their politicians to BUY their votes with promises of endless social programs paid for by someone else.faygokid (1000+ posts) Sun Jul-20-08 01:59 PM
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6. It's a phenomenon. The scare tactics have been effective.
Impossible to underestimate the intelligence of the American electorate.
They have voted against their best interests before; no reason to think it won't happen again.
Especially with a black Mooslim on the ticket.
That evil MSM, plotting against the DUmp as usual. :Dmucifer (1000+ posts) Sun Jul-20-08 01:52 PM
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4. unfreakingbelievable!
how can mccain's numbers be so high?
I hate the msm.
The liberal/conservative split, as seen in the past two presidential elections is about even, like this poll. If racism is alive and well then why are McCain and Obamessiah so close? The only racists that will hurt Obama are Democratic racists. Conservatives will vote for McCain because he is not a socialist and it has nothing to do with Obama's race. The biggest political racism in this country today is how Dem politicians take the black vote for granted while supporting programs which institutionalize black poverty.World Citizen (239 posts) Sun Jul-20-08 02:04 PM
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9. Racism is NOT dead
it's alive and thriving, and its not just in the south. It's dangerous to underestimate this factor.
Note to lurking DUmmies: Here's why many Americans don't support the Obamessiah:
1) He has VERY little actual experience in government - 143 days on the Senate floor and has authored NO meaningful legislation.
2) He has NO military experience. (Remember how the Dems tried to make such an issue of that in 00 and 04?) He is not qualified to be CiC.
3) A lot of Americans simply DO NOT LIKE socialist policies. And even McCain is too far left on many issues for a lot of conservatives.
4) Just because Obamessiah speechifies well and promises you the moon (which he can't deliver) does not mean he would make a good president.
5) He IS a flip-flopper who sticks his finger in the wind and says whatever he thinks his audience wants to hear. That is NOT leasership, it's pandering.
6) McCain is no messiah to conservatives but he's a sight better than the Obamessiah.


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Serves 4-6
Delicious on their own, these smoky, slightly sweet fries are downright dangerous when dipped into a zesty spin on fry sauce, a ketchup-and-mayonnaise-based condiment popular in Utah, Idaho, and the Pacific Northwest.
Position racks in the bottom and top thirds of the oven and heat the oven to 425°F. Spray two baking sheets with cooking spray.
Peel and cut the potatoes into approximately 2-inch lengths, and then cut each piece lengthwise into 1/4-inch-wide slices. Lay the slices flat and cut them into 1/4-inch strips, so you have 1/4 x 1/4 x 2-inch sticks.
Whisk the egg whites with the smoked paprika, cumin, and 1 tsp. salt in a medium bowl. Toss the potatoes in the mixture to thoroughly coat. Spread them on the baking sheets in a single layer so that they're not touching.
Roast the sweet potatoes until sizzling and starting to brown on the bottom, about 10 minutes. With a spatula, carefully loosen the fries and shake the baking sheet to flip them. Rotate the placement of the baking sheets in the oven and continue to bake until the fries are lightly browned, sizzling vigorously, and tender all the way through, another 8 to 9 minutes. Sprinkle to taste with more salt.
Meanwhile, make the fry sauce. In a small bowl, stir the mayonnaise, ketchup, lemon juice, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, and hot sauce. Adjust the seasonings until the sauce tastes zesty but balanced.
Serve the oven fries immediately with the fry sauce.
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by rachelvng,
2/24/2012The first two times that I tried this recipe, I had the same stick-to-the-pan soggy mess, as noted by other reviewers. The third time I tossed the potatoes in olive oil, then put them in the oven with the convection function for the last 5 minutes to crisp them up. Worked much better.
by sarpat,
11/27/2012I heated the pan in the oven for about 10 minutes before spraying with oil, heavily, and adding the potatoes. It definitely takes two large pans for this amount of potatoes. My potatoes were nicely crisp and were not a sticky mess. I've tried it with oil before and it did not make the potatoes crisp. Egg whites work much better.
by goldbug,
1/24/2012I have to agree with those reviewers who think that tossing sweet potato fries with oil would be a better technique. My fries were not soggy, but they were definitely not crisp and had a leathery exterior from the egg white mixture. I had a real clean up issue (even though I did spray the baking sheet with cooking spray) with egg white burning on the sheet. I found the seasoning for the sweet potato fries to be so-so. But, again, agree that the fry sauce is tasty!
by Cricky,
1/21/2012I've made this twice, and it has turned out well both times. As promised, they were not crispy like regular potato fries, but had a nice texture. I don't know why they would turn out soggy, as another reviewer mentioned. Perhaps the oven wasn't hot enough? Or they were too close together on the pan? Instead of cooking spray, I used a silicone sheet on a baking sheet. It worked beautifully - no oil required.
by cookykamp,
12/2/2011I've been making baked sweet potato fries for years, so didn't to the egg white thing. I just toss them with evoo and sprinkle with my desired seasoning and bake. They always come out good...not totally crispy, as sweet potatoes won't crisp up as much as an Idaho, but they are never soggy or soft. The real star of this recipe is the Fry Sauce! It is awesome! I will never make my sweet potato fries without it again! It is absolutely DEELISH!
by Denisedr,
11/29/2011Delicious and easy. The fries had wonderful flavor, but as the recipe mentioned they were not very crisp. Next time I'll omit the egg white and just toss the potatoes with the spices and a little oil. Sauce was good too and looked very pretty on the plate.
by FredCo,
11/23/2011Fries came out a soggy mess but the fry sauce was absolutely addictive.
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Dishonoring John Leland: Baptists Give Religious Liberty Award To Bush
The Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Committee (ERLC) recently presented their annual John Leland Religious Liberty Award to President George W. Bush.
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The Alderson-Broaddus Concert Band will present a concert at 7:30 p.m. today in Wilcox Chapel on the college's campus in Philippi.
The concert will include performances by the Women's and Men's Vocal Quartets under the direction of Lewis R. Hall.
The Concert Band is led by Dr. Judson Bracey, who is serving as interim conductor for the spring semester. The band is comprised of 39 musicians and includes three community musicians as well as A-B College students.
Works to be performed at the concert include pieces written from the 19th through 21st centuries: "Light Cavalry (Overture)" by Franz von Suppe, "The Purple Carnival (March)" by Harry J. Alford, "Canzona" by Peter Mennin, "Rest" by Frank Ticheli and "An American Civil War Fantasy" by Jerry Bilik.
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Just over a decade old, the Rio Secco Golf Club has seen award after award since opening in 1997. Listed among Golfweek's 2007 lists of "America's 100 Best Resort Courses" and "America's 40 Best Casino Courses," Rio Secco also earned four stars and "Best Golf Instructor in the World" from Golf Digest . The award-winning course was designed by celebrated golf architect Rees Jones, who skillfully incorporated multiple tee placements, elevation drops and smooth greens into the 7,332-yard layout. The Rio Secco course is maintained to PGA Tour standard and is wonderfully diverse, playing through steep canyons, across a plateau with fantastic city views of Las Vegas and in a wide desert wash. Set in the Black Mountain foothills roughly 800 feet above the valley floor, the course is both stylish and challenging.
The renowned teaching facility at Rio Secco is run by none other than Butch Harmon, former coach to Tiger Woods. One, two and three day golf schools area available. A Harrah's Entertainment, Inc., property, Rio Secco Golf Club is open to guests from all hotels in the Las Vegas and Henderson area. And as it's just a 15 minute trip from the Las Vegas Strip, it's little wonder that the course is a favorite to residents and visitors alike.
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My goodness, but your writing of these charcters and their dialogue is marvelously perceptive. This... this is amazing. I am falling in love with this story.
What a brilliant first chapter. I loved the first line - talking about drawing in your reader - and the way this was written (no, crafted) is beautiful.
"It was an odd sort of arrangement to have when you woke with something foul stuck to your head and knew it to be an invitation to lunch."
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Open discussions and teaching of online professionalism needed, particularly to students
FRIDAY, Oct. 25 (HealthDay News) -- There are increasing opportunities for social media to enhance the personal and professional lives of pediatric clinicians, but professionalism online needs to be modeled and taught, according to an article published online Oct. 21 in Pediatrics.
Terry Kind, M.D., M.P.H., from George Washington University in Washington, D.C., and colleagues explain the challenges medical students may face in navigating digital environments and outline how to teach and model professionalism in the use of social media.
The authors say that there is little guidance on best practices and that clinical educators need to help apply existing principles of professionalism to the online arena. Clinical educators need to opt in to responsible social media use, to be aware of both the pitfalls as well as the opportunities to connect, learn, teach, and model professionalism. Explicit discussion with students is encouraged using examples of responsible and irresponsible social media use.
"If you feel stuck at the red light, skeptical about commingling social media and your career, first explore and observe," the authors suggest. "Soon you will want to move with the traffic, get into the green zone and opt in online, modeling professionalism and making productive use of social media."
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April 27th, 2013 by Peggy Farabaugh
Stonehurst construction is nearing completion. In a month or so we should be able to move out of our cramped quarters next to the Vernon Post Office into the 200 year old farmhouse we've been renovating for use as a showroom, art gallery and office space. Woohoo!
Unfortunately, before the move we have lots of work ahead in wrapping up renovation activities, cleaning up the construction zone, doing landscaping and making the place worthy of your visit. In light of that, Dennis and Douglas have joined forces in a concerted effort to persuade (coerce?) Ken and me to let go of the "construction debris" (or valuable building blocks for undefined future projects, according to Ken) and get Stonehurst ready for visitors asap.
So with that in mind, I offer these pieces of Stonehurst to you for recycling, upcycling, re-using or re-purposing. Come and get 'em! If you or someone you know is interested, just give us a call (802-275-5174) and plan to meet us at Stonehurst (538 Huckle Hill Rd, Vernon, VT) after work at 5:30 almost any night for the next week or so.
What's available? Slate roofing tiles, old timbers, new windows and doors, old bricks, cement blocks, some rebar, insulation, a couple pieces of furniture and cabinetry and a few other odds and ends. Stop by and check it out. Help us salvage what we can from Stonehurst's former days and while you're here, have a look into it's future.