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New Book: Political and Media Discourses of Illegal Immigration in Ireland
Nomos have just published my book "Political and Media Discourses of Illegal Immigration in Ireland", which is based on my PhD research. It is the first book in the series … Continue reading
New Publication: Why Students Leave Third Level Education in Ireland.
A recently published report on student non-completion in Ireland is now available. The report was compiled by myself, Dr. Niamh Moore-Cherry, and Prof. Suzie Quin. The full document is available here. … Continue reading
Call for Papers AAG 2016: Contemporary Migration by Boat and Border Enforcement
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Migration Definitions
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Publication: Representations of 'illegal immigration' in the Irish Newsprint Media
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Book review of "Life Interrupted. Trafficking into Forced Labor in the United States"
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"Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field." -Dwight D. Eisenhower
The farm has changed a lot since Sioux Nation Ag Center started partnering with producers in 1960. Today's producer has to do more with less just to stay competitive and Sioux Nation is here to help.
We offer every product and service that livestock producers need to meet their goals, have healthy herds and a healthy bottom line. We have 14 full time large animal veterinarians on staff, with specialists in swine, dairy and beef cattle; three nutritionists who consult with producers and deliver custom feed blends from our own feed mill in Boyden, Iowa; a risk management team that helps with budgets, closeouts and forecasting; and 12 field marketers to offer advice.
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Friday October 7, 2016 - 8th Annual event
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We have 38 exhibitors, including 7 new exhibitors, with answers to your questions on how to make life more accessible. Exhibitors include: Wheelchair accessible vehicles, agencies and support groups for people with physical disabilities, veterans organizations, loan and grant providers, wheelchair companies, daily living aids, sports programs, rehabilitation services.
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Let's talk about APRIL
On this week's episode of "Resource Central," Joe Reinecker talks with APRIL Director of Training and Technical Assistance Mary Olson. Mary explains that APRIL (Assistance Programs for Rural Independent Living) is a support organization that focuses on rural transportation for the disabled, as well as peer-to-peer training and mentoring. The audio cuts off due to technical difficulties around the eight minute mark, but people wanting to know more about the organization and its goals can do so by visiting their website at April-rural.org
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CPI up 2.5 percent in 2006
January 19, 2007
For the 12-month period ended in December 2006, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) rose 2.5 percent. This compares with an increase of 3.4 percent in 2005.
Energy costs, which rose sharply in both 2004 and 2005, advanced at a 22.8-percent annual rate in the first half of 2006 before declining at a 13.4-percent annual rate in the second half of the year. Overall energy costs rose 2.9 percent in all of 2006 with the index for petroleum-based energy advancing 6.1 percent, while the index for energy services declined 0.6 percent.
The food index, which rose 2.3 percent in 2005, increased 2.1 percent in 2006. Food at home prices rose 1.4 percent in 2006; the index for dairy products declined 1.2 percent, while the other five major grocery store food groups registered increases of between 0.7 and 3.1 percent.
Excluding food and energy, the CPI-U advanced 2.6 percent in 2006, following increases of 2.2 percent in each of the two preceding years.
These data are from the BLS Consumer Price Index program. To learn more, see "Consumer Price Index: December 2006" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 07-0074.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, CPI up 2.5 percent in 2006 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2007/jan/wk3/art04.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Batman, Spiderman, Princess Belle and even Kim Kardashian were several of the costumes children and teens wore in Statham on Wednesday evening as Broad Street became Halloweentown.
Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray finally has that signature, top-10 victory that had eluded him, but it was hardly one of his top individual showings.
The following events are happening around Athens on Nov. 1, 2012:
FORT OGLETHORPE, Ga. — Interest in the ghost of a Confederate soldier has become so great that the National Park Service is closing some roads into a north Georgia Civil War battlefield this Halloween.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The director of a juvenile detention facility in Augusta has submitted his resignation.
NEWTON, Ga. — Voters in Baker County may have to wait until January to decide who their next sheriff will be.
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Before he scripted the first adventures of Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four, a young Stan Lee launched his career in comic books as a lowly sidekick. To hear Lee tell it, the artists he worked for as a teenage assistant in 1940 might as well have dubbed him the Anonymous Eraser-Boy.
Even as its past policies on sex-abuse prevention fuel controversy, the Boy Scouts of America is hosting an unprecedented closed-door symposium Thursday with other national youth organizations, hoping to share strategies to combat future abuse.
JONESBORO, Ga. — Members of a high school mock trial team are on their way back to Georgia after being stranded in New York City during Hurricane Sandy.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Authorities say a Columbus police officer was recovering at a hospital after they say he was attacked by a man wielding a sledgehammer.
ATLANTA — Forecasters have issued a freeze warning for a large swath of north Georgia as temperatures are expected to plummet.
MACON, Ga. — A grand jury in central Georgia has handed down an indictment accusing a Macon woman of killing her 11-year-old granddaughter, who was found dead in a van.
ATLANTA — Georgia health officials have announced that 21 schools have gotten grants to help fight childhood obesity.
JACKSON, Miss. — Southern Baptist Convention President Fred Luter said Wednesday that he wants more diversity in the 16-million-member organization.
Death blew in on the superstorm's wild winds and sea water torrents, claiming 90-year-olds and children with capriciously toppling trees, taking tall-ship adventurers in mountainous Atlantic waves and average folks just trying to deal with a freakish snowstorm. It felled both heroes rushing into harm's way and, ironically, people simply following advice to play it safe at home.
BOSTON — A company with the same founders as the specialty pharmacy linked to deadly meningitis outbreak said Wednesday that it's recalling all its products after federal inspectors said it must improve its sterility testing process.
NEW YORK — Wall Street is back in business.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A 10-year-old California boy on trial for murder in the death of his neo-Nazi father told detectives in a videotaped interview aired in court Wednesday that he killed his dad.
MANTOLOKING, N.J. — New Jersey's delicate barrier islands, long and slender strips of land cherished by generations of sunbathing vacationers and full-time residents alike, are a hazardous wasteland of badly eroded shore, ruined beachfront homes, flooded streets and damaged utilities.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — A Republican congressional candidate says abortion should not be legal, even when it involves "the rape thing," according to audio provided Wednesday to The Associated Press.
NEW YORK — The people gathered around the side of a building on Third Avenue looked like refugees huddled around a campfire. But instead of crackling flames, their warmth came from more advanced technology: a power strip that had been offered to charge cellphones.
SAN FRANCISCO — Netflix's slumping stock price and weakening financial performance has finally attracted an opportunistic and sometimes nettlesome investor in Carl Icahn.
LONDON — His career is in ruins and now an effigy of Lance Armstrong is about to go up in smoke.
JUNEAU, Alaska — A smog-like haze that hung over part of Alaska's Kodiak Island this week was courtesy of a volcanic eruption — 100 years ago.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — A Washington state congressional candidate says abortion should not be legal, even when it involves "the rape thing."
GOOD NEIGHBORS?: On a recent walk well beyond the limits of the palatial Thompson estate, I noted two instances, within a mile or so of the estate, of people living across the street from each other displaying signs expressing their differing preferences for the upcoming presidential election.
I'm guessing that those two examples are far from the only instances, even in solidly Democratic Athens, where neighbors might have differing political viewpoints, and are displaying those viewpoints with yard signs for their preferred presidential candidate.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on November 1, 2012.
Zander Ogletree is poised to start at fullback Saturday after Merritt Hall missed his third straight day of practice with a sprained right ankle. "I think Merritt's pretty unlikely right now," Georgia coach Mark Richt said.
Ole Miss can go uptempo on offense, but picks and chooses when it does. "It definitely keeps the pressure on," said Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin, whose team beat the Rebels 30-27 on Oct. 6.
Denzel Nkemdiche will return to his home state to play against Georgia on Saturday.
Nose guard John Jenkins missed practice Wednesday with a sprained left ankle.
Before flying back to Athens after Georgia's victory over Florida Saturday, offensive coordinator Mike Bobo asked freshman tailback Todd Gurley about his antics after his 10-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.
There's no other way to say it: The ACC's Coastal Division is a mess.
BATON ROUGE, La. — When Eric Reid arrived at LSU, the older players made one thing clear:
He was expected to contribute right away on defense. There was to be no drop-off from the guys who came before him.
FLOWERY BRANCH — Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan doesn't like to discuss his accomplishments for more than a couple of minutes.
Georgia's Chris Haack will be inducted into the Golf Coaches Association of America's Hall of Fame later this year, according to an announcement Wednesday by the GCAA.
Arguing that "football has become the site of perhaps the gravest health crisis in the history of sports," lawyers for thousands of former NFL players asked a judge to reject the league's bid to dismiss their lawsuits about concussions.
Authorities are seeking an alleged shoplifter who punched a store security officer several times in the head after he was confronted with a shopping cart full of merchandise before he made his escape Tuesday afternoon at the Walmart on Epps Bridge Parkway.
Sex offenders who are under parole supervision in Georgia will be on virtual lockdown tonight while children are out trick-or-treating.
They have been ordered to remain under house arrest or to report to their parole officers from about 5-10 p.m., the time period when Halloween is in full swing.
If any of you Marquee readers became parents in the past year or so, and made frequent stops into Full Bloom before it closed its Milledge Avenue doors, you'll surely remember Lara Oshon, the kind woman who opened the parental resource center on the weekends.
That last paragraph sure describes me, but it turns out there's much more to Lara Oshon than her love of new parents and newborns.
Despite poor critical and audience reception, "Paranormal Activity 4" is nearing the $100 million mark for box office earnings this season. I can remember heading over to the Carmike on Lexington one Halloween in search of something scary to watch, only to find my choices limited to "The Grudge 2," "Saw III" and a "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" prequel.
Ask around Athens about Big Body, and the query returns stories about how he should've been, could've been the rapper to put Athens on the map. He had hooks. He had hits on deep club rotation.
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Obama Garners 50.2% of Popular Vote and 316 Electoral Votes, to Romney's 41.2% and 208 Electoral Votes: StudySync Technology Integral to Mock Campaign
Students from more than 130 schools across the United States — at least two from each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia — participated in this year's VOTES Project (Voting Opportunities for Teenagers in Every State), one of the nation's largest mock elections, established in 1988 by teachers at Northfield Mount Hermon School. High school students across the country campaigned on behalf of President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney, as well as third-party candidates, holding rallies, debates and other campaign events leading up to Sunday evening's announcement of the winner.
President Obama received 316 electoral votes and Republican challenger Mitt Romney received 208. The President garnered 50.2 percent of the popular vote (27,107), and Romney 41.2 percent (22,252). Owing to Hurricane Sandy, five schools in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania were unable to hold mock elections, meaning 14 electoral votes were not distributed.
The largest nationwide mock election of high school students has correctly predicted the president in five of the last six elections. Northfield Mount Hermon started the VOTES Project in 1988 and it has correctly picked the winner in every presidential election except one: 2004, when incumbent President George W. Bush beat Sen. John Kerry. Organizers believe the results have been so accurate because high school students tend to reflect their parents' political leanings.
For the first time, this year NMH paired with StudySync (www.studysync.com)
The VOTES Project stokes the fires of political activism, organizers say, and the evidence is in the 80 percent voter turnout among students at participating schools -- nearly twice the average turnout in national elections.
"In this, the seventh presidential election for the VOTES Project, we're celebrating students at Northfield Mount Hermon and across the country," said Jim Shea, Northfield Mount Hermon teacher and VOTES Project co-founder. "The level of engagement has never been greater, affirming VOTES as not only a powerful learning experience for high school kids but as an opportunity to create a deeper understanding and respect for the democratic process. We value everyone's participation and look to VOTES as model of how the classroom truly can be a showcase for our highest ideals as a nation."
"StudySync was honored to be an integral part of such an important initiative as NMH's VOTES Project, demonstrating the power of technology to bring students – and ideas – together around such critical current events such as the national election," said Robert Romano, CEO, BookheadEd Learning. "By incorporating the VOTES Project as part of our weekly SyncBlasts, students were able to voice informed opinions that could be heard nationwide and responded to by thousands of peer reviews, their comments adding a powerful new dimension to the voting process. Democracy requires discourse, a give and take of ideas with the best rising to the top. The VOTES project delivered through SyncBlasts has added a dynamic interactive experience to the democratic process."
StudySync targets middle and high school students across the country, using technology – including video, tablets and social media -- to advance students' reading and writing abilities. Available online, StudySync was created by leading national educators with the goal of inspiring higher levels of critical thinking and academic collaboration.
About BookheadEd Learning, LLC
BookheadEd Learning connects high school and middle school students to the great ideas of mankind through technology, multimedia, and a rich library of classic and modern texts. StudySync, its award-winning flagship product, uses web-delivered educational tools – including broadcast-quality video, digital media, mobile platforms and social networking —to help teachers inspire higher levels of students' reading, writing, critical thinking, academic discourse and peer-to-peer collaboration. An AEC and SIIA CODiE Awards finalist, StudySync is the recipient of two BESSIE Awards and the EDDIE Award from ComputED Gazette, "Trendsetter"
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Northfield Mount Hermon, commonly referred to as NMH, is a co-educational independent boarding school for students in grades 9–12 and postgraduate. The school is located on the banks of the Connecticut River in western Massachusetts near Gill, Massachusetts. NMH was founded in 1879. The school provides, "Education of the head, the heart, and the hand." Our mission is to engage the intellect, compassion, and talents of our students, empowering them to act with humanity and purpose. The school enrolls 650 students who come from more than 45 states and 35 countries. NMH is a member of the Eight Schools Association, which comprises Phillips Academy (known as Andover), Phillips Exeter Academy, Choate Rosemary Hall, Deerfield Academy, Hotchkiss School, Lawrenceville School, and St. Paul's School.
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Jon Rose is an Australian violinist born in the UK in 1951. Rose began playing violin at age 7 after winning a music scholarship to King's School in Rochester. For over 35 years, Rose has been at the sharp end of new, improvised, and experimental music… Read More
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1977 26 Years Old In 1977, he started Australia's first musician run collective for the promotion and recording of improvised music, Fringe Benefit. … Read More
1986 35 Years Old In 1986, he moved to Berlin in order to more fully realize his ongoing project, The Relative Violin, which is the development of a total artform based around the one instrument. … Read More
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Bill Rodgers responds to a question today much as he did to the sound of a starting gun in his record-setting prime.
He takes off at a ferocious pace, veers a bit as the course wanders, then reaches the finish slightly winded and triumphant.
Talking to him, one would assume he won his four Boston Marathons and a matching set of four New York City Marathons largely on enthusiasm.
That bouyancy will serve him well this weekend when he makes a guest-star appearance at the Lakefront Marathon in Milwaukee.
Now approaching 60, the man who ranked as the top marathon runner in the world in 1975, 1977 and 1979, will host a fun run at 9 a.m. on Saturday and chat with participants and fans at the race expo that afternoon.
On Sunday, he will join an all-0lympic marathon relay team to draw attention and donations for Jenny Crain, the elite Milwaukee runner who was struck by a car and severely injured last month.
The relay team, Rodgers, Bonnie Blair, Lucian Rosa and Jim Heiring, was a starting point for our conversation:
"That's important for this weekend. All the top runners sort of follow each other and see how they do and when you hear of an accident, something hard happening to a top runner, you all kind of flinch. Everyone tries to pull together and help that runner out. We don't have big pensions like the NFL or NBA."
"I'm looking forward to the race."
Even after 40 years in the sport, the Connecticut native still loves the scene.
"Road races pull cities together more than any other sports event. More than anything, I think.
Everyone is in a good mood. You cheer for other people, you meet other people. All the barriers that separate us fall by the wayside, whether its economic, racial or whatever. I think it's great. It's different.
There are amazing stories out there. I've been beaten by some 70-year-old guys this year. People get motivated at different ages in their life and suddenly they start running or being an athlete in whatever sport, but running is a real open-door sport.
You see all these different runners that came into it at different ages. I love all parts of the race. I love meeting the new runners. They're so excited about what's happened to them, or how they made this happen."
I think races are just fun. Pure fun.
On the other end of the spectrum, Rodgers lent his perspective to the world record that Haile Gebrselassie set by running 2:04:26 at the Berlin Marathon a week ago.
"I think it's stunning.
One fascinating thing about our sport, it's a clear way to measure yourself. An achievement like that shows tremendous cardio-vascular strength, health and fitness. The highest level of it you can imagine.
World records are thrown around a lot, that term, very loosely, I think in society. Not in this sport. They're for real.
His time is just off the charts. I ran 2:09 in the ???70s and if you had told me then that someone was going to run a 2:04 we all would have said that's a short course. Can people really run that fast? We couldn't really sort of comprehend it."
After setting the record, Gebrselassie said he could run 2:03 and envisioned a two-hour marathon in the future.
"I heard that physiologists, scientists, say that the human limit is 2:02. That's all we've evolved; this is the fastest a human can do.
"Of course, in the ???50s, we were trying to break the four-minute mile, then Bannister finally did it, then a wave of people did, so we can see that sports are psychological and emotional too. And then there's advances in training.
"But 2:04:26, it took four years to take that down. That's perfect racing and perfect conditions, and Geb is maybe the greatest distance runner of all time. He's certainly one of the top three or five.
"He's like one in what, 30 million people or something like that
"It's the classic thing, are the real world record holders walking down the street somewhere, never did a sport in their life. Until the fire is lit, until someone is motivated, until you try you don't know what you can do."
Rodgers and his contemporary, Frank Shorter, were leaders in a running boom in the ???70s, one that he now sees being surpassed.
"I think we've only scratched the surface.
"As soon as we understand that this sport, running, road racing and marathoning is one of the keys to us finding our way out of this health care crisis. Once the HMOs and the health care industries and the various institutions in our society start pushing this health and fitness and understanding what this means for kids in school, when that booms, the numbers are going to go way up.
"This is 10 times bigger than the first running boom in the ???70s. That was fun because it was kind of newish.
"This is stunning, for one thing because you see so many more women out there.
"When I was running in the ???70s, I think about 30,000 Americans finished a marathon a year. Today, I think I've heard numbers that half a million Americans will run a full marathon.
"Look at that increase, and the marathon, that's one heck of a challenge. The door is open."
And to close, I'll share one of my favorite Bill Rodgers quotes; one that each and every one of the 2,500 taking the starting line on Sunday morning should remember:
"The marathon can humble you."
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"For most people who are arrested and charged with a crime, the most serious consequence is the record that's created."
The first Sunday's Coming email will feature a new piece by Justo González, along with past Century work by Nadia Bolz-Weber, John Buchanan, Brian Blount, and Lillian Daniel.
Caitlyn Jenner is on the cover of Vanity Fair, people far and wide are admiring her, and social conservatives—even the heterodox ones, from Brendan O'Neill to Rod Dreher—are not impressed.
One liberalish counter-response does an admirable job of taking their concerns seriously, and it comes from an unexpected source—oh I'm just kidding, it's obviously Damon Linker.
"No matter what an officer has done to a black person, that officer can always cover himself in the running narrative of heroism, risk, and sacrifice that is available to a uniformed police officer by virtue of simply reporting for duty."
At the risk of going all Get Religion over nothing: it's a little weird to read articles about Ben Carson's vegetarianism that fail to mention that the presidential candidate is a member of a church that promotes vegetarianism.
"It doesn't bother me. The dying is my next career."
"Romero's aversion to politics earned him the appointment as Archbishop."
The controversy over Rodney Kennedy's decision to baptize a baby has been fascinating. The prominent American Baptist pastor told RNS that he is "no longer interested whether confession of faith comes before or after baptism," given the larger issues facing the church.
Many other Baptists, especially Southern Baptists, very much disagree. "The Christian community needs to have a conversation about baptism," said Kennedy.
We've had one, actually.
"The Gulf situation is a miniature version of the chicken-and-egg question that bedevils Amtrak as a whole."
There's little for us mainliners to celebrate in this new Pew study. We're losing people, and fast. I appreciate Heidi Haverkamp's realistic-yet-hopeful words here and Rob Rynders' there. But, like them, I'm not interested in spinning an argument that the numbers are somehow lying.
The numbers are clearer, however, than the reasons for them.
Weeks ago, the recycling carts disappeared from our alley. We live in a Chicago three-flat, and the City is supposed to provide single-stream blue carts for all residential buildings with four or fewer units. It hasn't replaced them yet.
Larger buildings are required to provide recycling services themselves, but this doesn't always happen, either.
"My friend, do you think liberation theology is a political party and I am its general secretary?"
I'm just back from Toronto, where I attended the annual gathering of the Associated Church Press. The event was capped by an awards ceremony for work published in 2014, at which the Century was given the "award of merit" (i.e., second place) in the best in class category for national and international magazines.
We also won seven additional awards honoring specific work from last year.
"So why was the first Earth Day effective when the 45th promises to be just another day of feel-good fairs and corporate green-washing?"
So Obama and the Republicans hope to fast-track a couple of international trade deals, and some Democrats aren't pleased. This "has scrambled the usual political alignment in Washington," says NPR's Scott Horsley, "putting the president at odds with many of his usual allies in organized labor." It has "all made for dizzying change of tone," adds Jonathan Weisman of the Times.
I suppose it's a little unusual, if your lens on politics is pure partisan math, all red votes here and blue votes there. Dizzying it is not.
There's a stereotype that we more progressive Christians tend to downplay this stuff: that our interest in Jesus is mostly about his teaching, that if we do talk about something like the resurrection it's only to debate whether it's historically plausible. But I'm a lot less interested in evidence for the resurrection than I am in what the thing means. And I have learned, to my surprise and delight, that it actually means more to me now than it once did—before my faith took a bit of a leftward turn.
While I happen to think that refusing to bake a cake for a gay wedding that isn't even happening at your own church is a distortion of what it means to follow Jesus, this is more lament than argument. It makes me sad; and our religious freedom tradition, quite rightly, isn't particularly concerned about my sadness.
What's far more frustrating than pro-RFRA sentiment itself is the lack of empathy displayed by some who hold it.
"Maybe when Feidin Santana says of Dominicans (like the citizens of so many nations), that 'we look for the alternative of the United States, we follow you,' it might motivate better American behavior, if we were afraid other
In assigning pieces to writers, I've found that I make a lot of assumptions about how people use the Revised Common Lectionary, how they observe the church calendar, etc. I'd like to have better information about this.
So much of the debate over Indiana's new religious freedom law revolves around the gap between the letter of the law and the politics behind it. Supporters note that the law doesn't mention gays and lesbians, and that similar laws (though not identical ones) have been on the books in other jurisdictions for years. Opponents point to the fact that the law's advocates organized support for it with arguments about protecting business owners who object to being vendors for same-sex weddings. They're both right, just about different things.
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LUBBOCK - The Amarillo High track squads used Thursday afternoon's first day of field events and running preliminaries as a springboard to what appears to be a big splash today - consecutive District 3-5A championships.
Winning three of the five events contested in the boys division at Coronado High School, the Sandies compiled 70 first-day points, 25 more than Monterey's 45.
Meanwhile, in the girls division, AHS has an even more commanding lead, totaling 70 points behind a pair of wins and depth in other events. Tascosa is a distant second with 22 points.
In the boys division, AHS' Shane Massick and Joey Brooks both repeated as district champions in their respective field events. Massick, who will throw the discus today, won the shot put with a best of 54 feet, 9 1/2 inches, more than three feet ahead of second place.
In the pole vault, Brooks was declared the winner at 14-6. Tascosa's Noah Williams also cleared 14-6, but Brooks got the nod on fewer misses at the previous height.
AHS put its stamp on the first day on the final event of the evening, and the only final running event - the 3200. Eduardo Hernandez (10:25.66) led a Sandie sweep. Chad Stoerner was second (10:36.65), while teammate Josh McCaskill was third (10:40.41) for 24 points.
With the top two finishers advancing to the Region I-5A meet April 27-28 at Texas Tech, AHS' Dontraell Bell and David Schrock also qualified with runner-up spots. Bell was second in the triple jump (44-2), 1/2-inch behind Monterey's Tim Osaghae. Schrock went a season-best 6-8 to finish behind Monterey's Heston King's 6-10.
The meet resumes at noon today with remaining field events, while running finals will begin at 2:05 p.m. The meet should conclude at approximately 5:15 p.m.
In the girls division, the Lady Sandies look to be well on their way to their fifth 3-5A title in seven years. Kylee Swanson repeated in the 3200 with a winning 11:50.56, about eight seconds ahead of teammate Stephanie Sharp (11:58.34).
D'Yani Wheatley also repeated in the shot put with a heave of 35-0 3/4. Like the 1-2 finish in the 3200, she led teammate Kelli Clements (34-6 3/4) in the top two.
Tascosa will send a pair to the regional meet. Hilary Battle repeated in the high jump at 5-4, while Marca Henderson, defending champion in the triple jump, was second at 36-2. Coronado's Paige Diggs, a transfer from Palo Duro, won the event at 38-3.
Also headed to the regional meet from the AISD is Amarillo High's Leslie Jones, who also went 5-4 in the high jump. Jones was third in the event a year ago.
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Prior to founding the European Unity and Rights Organization (EURO), which he currently leads, as well as its predecessor, the National Organization for European American Rights (NOFEAR), Duke established in 1980 the National Association for the Advancement of White People (NAAWP). He described the group as "primarily a white rights lobby organization, a racialist movement, mainly middle class people" and likened its message to that of the Ku Klux Klan. Indeed, NAAWP was housed in the former headquarters of the Knights of the KKK, and Duke used the facilities to produce the NAAWP newsletter. From that office, he also produced the Louisiana edition of The White Patriot, a periodical of the Knights of the KKK.
NAAWP had such close ties to the KKK because, throughout the 1970s, Duke was a Klan leader. In 1974, he founded the Louisiana-based Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and became the group's Imperial Wizard. Duke's efforts to market himself as a new brand of Klansman – well-groomed, engaged, professional – were successful, and Duke boosted Klan membership. Duke urged an overhaul of the organization at the grass-roots level, encouraging his colleagues to "get out of the cow pasture and into hotel meeting rooms." In media appearances and political venues, he skillfully exploited issues like illegal immigration, affirmative action and court-ordered busing, and sanitized Klan vocabulary, titling himself "national director" and referring to cross burnings as "illuminations." In 1976, he organized the largest Klan rally the nation had witnessed since the 1960s in Walker, Louisiana, with an estimated attendance of 2,700. In addition, he built up local organizations in other states, including California, Florida and Texas. Although he publicly shunned violence, he was convicted in 1979 of inciting a riot in connection with a Klan rally in suburban New Orleans.
While a student at Louisiana State University, he founded the White Youth Alliance, a group affiliated with the neo-Nazi National Socialist White People's Party in Arlington, Virginia. To protest a speech by attorney William Kunstler at Tulane University, Duke picketed wearing a Nazi brown shirt and a swastika armband and carried a placard that said "Kunstler is a Communist-Jew" and "Gas the Chicago 7" (referring to the well-known leftist activists). Duke now describes the event as a "folly of youth."
In late 1998, Duke authored and self-published a 700-page autobiography, My Awakening. In this magnum opus, which he reprinted in 2000, Duke attempted to prove that blacks are genetically inferior to whites, while devoting almost 250 pages to anti-Jewish themes. Duke wrote that Jews "thoroughly dominate the news and entertainment media in almost every civilized nation; they control the international markets and stock exchanges; and no government can resist doing their bidding on any issue of importance," and he noted that Jews and Gentiles are "in a state of ethnic war," predicting that "the ultimate clash between these two diametrically opposed genotypes and cultures fast approaches with the new millenium." In its unabashed racist animosity, the book seemed to represent a conscious decision by Duke to abandon his two-decade long attempts to obfuscate, repackage, intellectualize and dress up his opinions and ideas.
Duke also wrote two short pieces of very different sorts in the 1970s. In 1976, assuming the name "Dorothy Vanderbilt," he authored Finders Keepers, a self-help sex manual for women. In 1973, as "Mohammad X," Duke wrote African Atto, a street-fighting manual avowedly written to help the Klan identify "radical" African-Americans, who would buy the book.
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In December 1998, Duke ran for a Congressional seat in Louisiana's First Congressional District. He positioned himself as an anti-government conservative who stood up for the little man against programs such as affirmative action, minority set-asides and welfare. His message seemed to hit a nerve among some frustrated and alienated white voters who were willing to overlook his past. He received one out of every five ballots cast in the district and placed third in the election.
In September 1996, Duke competed in Louisiana's United States Senate "open" primary, placing fourth among 15 candidates, with 140,910 votes, and carrying several rural parishes. Five years earlier, in March 1991, Duke launched a campaign for the governorship of Louisiana. His bid attracted enormous publicity, and his long record of bigotry came under heightened scrutiny. In response, Duke claimed to have discarded his racist beliefs. His claim was belied, however, by a number of recent anti-Semitic statements and the resignation of his campaign coordinator, who claimed that Duke's recent professions were a political ploy. Duke lost the election but won nearly 700,000 votes. In 1990, Duke ran against Democratic incumbent J. Bennett Johnston for a United States Senate seat. Although Duke lost the election, he gained 43.5% of the vote and a surprising 60% of the white vote.
Duke saw his only political victory in January 1989, when he was elected to a seat in the Louisiana State Legislature in Metairie. Despite the opposition to Duke expressed by national Republican leaders, including then-President George H.W. Bush, voters elected him by a narrow margin. Until the middle of that year, when the practice was publicly exposed, Duke sold extremist literature (including Hitler's Mein Kampf and The Turner Diaries, a racist novel written by a deceased neo-Nazi leader) from his Metairie legislative office. Duke still draws on this position to call himself a Representative, attempting to gain a more legitimate public face.
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