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Priesthood Preview Printables by Leah Barrus
What is the Priesthood Preview??
Priesthood Preview Invitation Idea by Camille Duckworth
Priesthood Preview Program by Debbie Davis
Priesthood: Power To Serve Others - A sample Priesthood Preview Program
Priesthood Preview Invitation Idea by Tammy Nichols
We had the best priesthood preview last year that we did a "Priesthood Tour". We started with each Bishop introducing the boys in their ward and telling us all a Christ-like attribute they've noticed about each of them (we gave them about a months notice on this and it was a great opportunity for the Bishop's to take notice of these boys in their wards and you could tell it meant a lot to the boys that they had. It also assured that we had 100% attendance from the Bishops!) Then the boys traveled in a group (we only have 11 in the stake, on a larger level you could split them into small groups. We also got permission from the Stake President to include all boys age 10 & 11 as so many in our stake are going inactive younger and younger we are trying to think of ways to friendships within the stake to help bridge into the youth program) from point to point in the church. (ie- The boys went and sat around the sacrament table & in the prep room learning about the duties of a Deacon and the Aaronic priesthood, the origins etc., then baptismal font, the back of the chapel-- talking about the people you home teach). There was a different member of our stake presidency/ stake ym's that spoke at each stop and a youth that shared his testimony. It was very hands on and informative and the boys were so interested and reverent. We ended in a darkened room where the Stake Young Men's President shared the quote about how the there would be no light on the earth without the priesthood. Then we gave each boy a small torch (flashlight). We then ended with a lunch. For social reasons it was a perfect ending for them to make friends with the boys their age. (Shared by Alyssa Allgaier from Hyde Park, London / ga05192008)
Oath and Covenant of the Priesthood (handout idea)
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Priesthood Preview Invitation and Program Outline by Kitty Allan
Priesthood Preview Outline
We hold a Priesthood Preview on a ward basis a month prior to the first boy turning 12. This year we have two - July and November, so we will have it in June. The Bishopric Counselor arranges for speakers- we have three - the Young Men President, the Deacon's Quorum president and the Bishop's Counselor over Primary. The Scout master also attends. The families of the boys are invited. The Primary presidency and pianist come. We have had it at my home and I have served light refreshments after. It is less than an hour, and the Bishopric usually schedule it at 6:30 before their Bishopric meeting. I usually copy the Oath of the Priesthood on vellum and frame it over a 5x7 picture of the Savior. It has always been a special evening. (Idea by Kathy Oler)
I was searching through the Church's website for more information to give out at our stake meeting, when I noticed that President Faust gave a talk in April 2007 (during the Priesthood Session) titled, "Message to My Grandsons." What a great tribute for them to remember their grandfather by! I thought it would also perhaps be a helpful addition to review to prepare for Priesthood Preview. (Idea by Ann in Utah)
I have to say that one of the most touching parts of the program that we've ever done was to have the father (or mother or whomever) of each prospective Deacon stand up and share their favorite quality about that boy. Wow, is the spirit and love in the room SO STRONG!! Usually the Bishop, as he shares his closing remarks, is able to tie in many of the qualities that were shared to receiving and using the Priesthood. Since we discovered how powerful this is, we have not left it out and even used it in our Baptism Preview seminar as well. (Idea shared by Julie Jensen / ga04182007)
Program Idea #1
Program Idea #2
What are some specific ways that our Primary can prepare our boys to receive the priesthood? - We also take a Sunday class time and arrange for the Deacons to come get the boys who are turning 12 that year (the Beehives get the girls). The Valiant 12's go to the class the and Deacons/Beehives explain what they should expect. This idea is found in the handbook, and it fulfills a Faith In God requirement for the 11 year old year section. We also make sure our teachers for the Valiant 12 class have a manual that includes the Priesthood Preparation lesson (our older manuals don't have it). I am referring to Lesson #47 that is to be given to boys and girls before the first boy turns 12...It is called "The Priesthood Can Bless Our Lives - Priesthood Preparation Lesson." (Idea by Jamie)
Priesthood Preview Program Cover and Invite by Natalie Hill
Oct 31 2010 20:34:45 | Lauri Smith
Kathy Oler, where did you get the priesthood oath for the vellum paper? I'm not sure if I have seen the priesthood oath before. Let me know asap! I would like to use your idea for handouts!
Nov 01 2010 19:26:15 | Donna Robertson
We had an awesome Priesthood Preview last year. We held it as an actual Fireside outside with a Bon fire. We roasted hotdogs and smores while the Priesthood spoke and the boys asked thier questions we wrapped it up with the Fathers singing a song to the boys it was a great spirtuall feeling and theyy boys can hardly wait for it this year.
Jan 09 2011 16:36:16 | Linda Delahunty
Where does the quote come from about there would be no light on the earth without the preisthood? I am looking for documentation on this and I can't find it?
Linda dealhunty
Jan 26 2013 12:04:54 | Anne - Priesthood Light Quote
Here is the quote about no light on the earth without the priesthood. It comes from this talk - http://www.lds.org/general-conference/1995/10/ blessings-of-the-priesthood?lang=eng - by Elder Robert D. Hales from the October 1995 General Conference. "Brothers and sisters, can you imagine how dark and empty mortality would be if there were no priesthood? If the power of the priesthood were not upon the earth, the adversary would have freedom to roam and reign without restraint. There would be no gift of the Holy Ghost to direct and enlighten us; no prophets to speak in the name of the Lord; no temples where we could make sacred, eternal covenants; no authority to bless or baptize, to heal or comfort. Without the power of the priesthood, "the whole earth would be utterly wasted" (see D&C 2:1–3; D&C 2:1–3). There would be no light, no hope—only darkness."


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WATERVILLE, Maine --- Ian Deveau (Portsmouth, R.I.) finished with 10 points on the day with seven goals and three assists in Colby College's 19-11 non-conference men's lacrosse win over New England College on Tuesday in the rain at Bill Alfond Field.
Colby, ranked seventh in New England, moves to 2-0 overall heading into Saturday's noon game at Hamilton College. The Pilgrims drop to 1-2 overall and will meet Rensselaer on Saturday at 1 p.m. in Alexandria, Va.
Deveau just missed tying Colby's record for most goals in a game. Joel Castleman had eight goals against Plymouth State back in 1981. He also holds the single-game points record with 13 in that victory over Plymouth State.
Deveau reached 140 career points with his big day, moving his totals to 73 goals and 67 assists just two games into his senior season. Deveau leads the Mules in scoring with 10 goals and three assists in two games.
Colby senior attacker John Jennings (Danvers, Mass.) scored five goals for the second straight game and also has 10 goals in two starts. He moved his career totals to 98 goals and nine assists for 107 points.
Garth Franklin (Fayetteville, N.Y.) and Keith Fairbrother (Madison, N.J.) each added two goals for the Mules, while Chip Grossman (Charlottesville, Va.) had one goal and three assists. James Wyse (Newton, Mass.) had one goal and two assists and Greg McKillop (Washington, D.C.) added twp assists. Kris Molinaro (Redding, Conn.) had his first collegiate goal for the Mules.
Colby's Buddy Reed (Woolwich, Maine) had a fine all-around game with a pair of assists, seven ground balls, and two caused turnovers. Face-off man Eric Eberhart (Rye Beach, N.H.), playing in the place of injured Bjorn Knutson (Bloomington, Minn.), won 23 of his 34 face-off attempts and had a game-high eight ground balls. Peter Willauer (Duxbury, Mass.) had five ground balls and two caused turnovers and teammate Russ Wilson (Denver, Colo.) had four ground balls.
Tim Reilly (Hanover, Mass.) led the Pilgrims with three goals and two assists, while Pat Miles (Brampton, Ontario) added two goals and one assist. Matt Goyette (Lowell, Mass.) finished with one goal and two assists and teammate Brian Gillis (N. Vancouver, B.C.) had one goal and one assist. Chris Collins (Murrieta, Calif.), Chris Surette (Lynn, Mass.), Adam Shute (Calgary, Alberta), and Koda-Wataka Robinson (Camas, Wash.) all had one goal.
Colby, for the second straight game, started off strong and led 3-0 just 4:16 into the contest on two goals by Deveau and one from Jennings. Fairbrother had two goals while Wyse and Deveau scored once over the next 10:44 to put the Mules up 7-0 after one quarter.
NEC scored three of the next four goals to start the second quarter. Collins and Gillis tallied to make it 7-2, but Grossman scored for the Mules with 8:18 to play to intermission. Miles made it 8-3 with 6:37 to go only to see Deveau and Jennings both score in the final 3:32 for a 10-3 lead at the break.
The Pilgrims fought hard in the third quarter and won the period by a 4-3 margin. Reilly cut the margin to 12-7 before Deveau scored his sixth goal of the game with 23 seconds to play.
NEC got as close as four goals on two occasions in the final quarter. Reilly and Miles scored two goals in 22 seconds to make the score 13-9 with 12:22 to play. The Mules, though, put the lead back up to six on goals by Jennings and Franklin. The Pilgrims again cut the lead to four at 15-11 on back-to-back goals by Surette and Goyette, but the Mules scored four goals in the final 3:23 to seal the victory.
Chris Galluzzo (New London, N.H.) stopped 18 shots for NEC, while Colby goalie Peter Reiley (Marblehead, Mass.) had five saves.
Colby 19, New England College 11
New England College. 0 3 4 4 - 11
New England College SCORING: GOALS: Tim Reilly 3; Pat Miles 2; Matt
Goyette 1; Brian Gillis 1; Chris Collins 1; Chris Surette 1; Adam
Shute 1; Koda-Wataka Robinson 1.
ASSISTS: Matt Goyette 2; Tim Reilly 2; Brian Gillis 1; Pat Miles 1.
Colby SCORING: GOALS: Ian Deveau 7; John Jennings 5; Garth Franklin 2;
Chip Grossman 1; James Wyse 1; Greg McKillop 1; Kris Molinaro 1; Keith
Fairbrother 1.
ASSISTS: Ian Deveau 3; Chip Grossman 3; Greg McKillop 2; Buddy Reed 2;
James Wyse 2; Christian Kelso 1; Brendan McNeill 1; Jed Rooney 1.
SHOTS - New England College 23; Colby 46. Penalties - New England College 3/3:00; Colby 5/3:30.
MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - New England College 1-5; Colby 2-3. FACEOFFS - New England College 11-34; Colby 23-34.
GOALIES - NEC: Chris Galluzzo 1-1 (60:00 minutes, 37 shots-18 saves,
19 GA); COLMLX13: Peter Reiley 2-0 (60:00, 16-5, 11).
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As we've noted here, the offshore drilling ban expires on September 30th unless Congress extends it. But extending it, given the energy crisis everyone now acknowledges, and the building grassroots demand that we drill for our own oil where possible, doing so is politically unattractive.So, how then, given the possible political fallout, not to mention the probable defections among its Congressional members, is the Democratic leadership going to sa
Want to see some of McCain's newfound support melt away?
Just have him support the gang of 20's energy compromise. Why? Because it is a sham when it comes to that is directly opposed to his stated belief (drilling in all of the OCS) and it is loaded with what he says he opposes (wasteful spending): The bill would open up a tiny little smidgen of space on the Outer Continental Shelf fo
Another reason to "drill here, drill now"
The first, of course, is Hugo Chavez and Venezuela. As soon as Hugo finds a new market for his high sulfer crude, you can bet he'll manufacture a reason to cut the US off.Of course that points out the simple fact that some of our foreign oil supplies come from unstable or unfriendly nations. Chavez, of course, epitomizes the "unfriendly" among them. Nigeria rep
Pelosi, natural gas and drilling
Nancy Pelosi on natural gas:On NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, the speaker twice seemed to suggest that natural gas – an energy source she favors – is not a fossil fuel."I believe in natural gas as a clean, cheap alternative to fossil fuels," she said at one point. Natural gas "is cheap, abundant and clean compared to fossil fuels,"
About those windmills
T. Boone Pickens has decided that windmills are the energy panacea, and the desperate Dems are buying in literally (Nancy Pelosi's investment in his effort) and figuratively (Obama's meeting with Picken's and parroting of Picken's talking points).All of that said, sure, windmills may indeed be part of the solution, but to the extent Pickens and the Dems would like you to believe?Well it is always helpful, when fanciful
The gang of ten and the "bipartisan" sell-out
I've mostly been out of the loop while all of the "gang of 10" nonsense was developing, but I have to say, as usual, the Republican members (to include my two senators from GA) have managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory once again on an issue they owned.I'll have to admit either not being smart enough or nuanced enough to understand why a group of Republican senator
As Congress dithers
Another country has decided "drill here, drill now" makes perfect sense: Energy-poor Jordan said on Sunday it was in talks with Anglo-Dutch group Royal Dutch Shell on an agreement to extract oil from the desert kingdom's 40-billion-tonne oil shale reserves."Negotiations with Shell to sign a deal to process oil shale in Jordan are near
Oil prices and politics
You may have noticed recently, that oil prices have gone down. As you might imagine, there's no magic involved, no conspiracies and nothing particularly profound which has caused this to happen. In fact, it is a result of more supply than demand at this moment because use, on a world-wide basis, h
Why drilling now is important for "then"
Nancy Pelosi keeps yammering on about how drilling now isn't going to have an an immediate effect on oil prices now and that's why she opposes it. She then starts blabbing about needing a comprehensive energy plan for the future.Well, Ms. Pelosi, oil, coal and gas are going to be about 80% of any energy future. Would someone do her a kindness and send her this chart. Maybe a picture will make a dent:
The price of gas is falling
Or is it?I paid $3.799 yesterday. But true cost really depends on what's in the tank:Ethanol: High gas prices have caused many drivers, particularly those in regions with strong agricultural industries such as the Midwest, to switch to ethanol as their fuel of choice.The price of E85, an 85% ethanol blend which burns cleaner t
From the land of the rolling brownouts
We have news of plans to expand electrical generating capacity within the state of California being stuffed again:The region's long-term plans to generate electricity to serve a growing population and to replace decades-old dirty plants were thrown into disarray this week, when a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday
September 30th, a day that will live in insanity
Anyone know what happens in 94 days?Yup - the national election.Anyone know what happens in 60 days?Well yeah, lots of things probably, but one which might be considered more important than many others if the person happens to be interested in politics.In 60 days, 34 days before election-day, the Congressional ban on offshore drilling as well as oil s
The law of unintended consequences strikes again
Mandates are a wonderful thing, aren't they?Rick Kitchings has been a small-engine mechanic for about 30 years, and he's been busier than ever lately.Recently, a customer came into his shop in Savannah, Ga., with a string trimmer that had barely been used. "It looked like it just came off the showroom floor, but the motor was absolutely shot, absolutely worn out," Kitchings said.The owner had fueled the trimmer with an gasoli
1979, Energy needs and the future
A little jaunt down memory lane is in order to provide some context to the continued promise of "alternative energy" as the panacea to all of our energy problems. The following quotes are from an energy speech which was never delivered by Jimmy Carter, but reflects the reality and promises of the time.Compare it to the rhetoric you hear today.
Putting the onus on Congress (update)
When President Bush does this, the only obstacle that will remain in the way of off-shore drilling will be Congress:In another push to deal with soaring gas prices, President Bush on Monday will lift an executive ban on offshore drilling that has stood since his father was president.
The silver lining to high gas prices
Is there one? You bet - and it isn't a reduction in "greenhouse gasses":Today's high gas prices could cut auto deaths by nearly a third as driving decreases, with the effect particularly dramatic among price-sensitive teenage drivers, the authors of a new study say. Professors Michael Morrisey of the University of Alabama and David Grabowski of Harv
Dems and the shifting political winds
Politico claims that "Dems [are] Searching Their Souls on Drilling".Poppycock.They're searching the polls, not their souls, and they aren't happy with what they find juxtaposed with their present position on the matter. So, as is typical of the breed, they're easing toward the more popular position.Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) said Wednesday that Democr
Nancy Pelosi's energy policy
I sometimes wonder (in fact I often wonder) about the real mental acuity of the Speaker of the House. She does not impress me as the brightest bulb in the pack: The speaker blames what she labels the Bush-Cheney big oil agenda, using graphics to point out gasoline prices have more than doubled in the Bush administration."This is a scam of the greatest mag
Biofuels, oil reserves and our future
Yeah, I know I bang this drum incessantly, but this is important stuff. We have a short time-frame in which to act in order to head off, or at least soften, the impact of future energy demand in this country. It is both an economic and national security necessity.And it seems that everything to date which has been tried is exacerbating the problem, instead o
Time to do something
Warren Meyer of the always outstanding Coyote Blog does a little figuring and charting and comes up with this:It is always nice to get a little perspective on a problem, because it is human nature to think what you are suffering is always the worst that has been suffered.
Energy Alternatives: Wind Power
As research continues into this particular favored alternative to fossil fuels, the British are learning windpower is less reliable, more costly and produces more CO2 than previously thought.The government is attempting to build a 25 gigawatt wind farm by 2020. But researchers have found wind variability to be a big problem:One
Reid and the Dems have no plan for future energy needs
Investor's Business Daily brings us the latest from probably the worst Majority Leader the Senate has seen in a very long time:The Dr. No of the drill-nothing Congress tried to deflect the issue of rising gas prices Monday by telling Fox Business News that there are costs we should worry about besides those stemming from Democratic inaction. Our guilt is supposed
If you're still wondering about increased oil demand ...
Perhaps this will give you an idea of at least one of the things driving (no pun intended) it:Auto sales in China are up 17% despite the rise in oil prices. Chinese buyers surpassed the number of projected autos in China for 2020 in 2005.Of course, oil isn't the only thing wh
Ignoring the law of supply and demand
Why do you suppose Congressional leaders are spending all their time blaming current oil prices on speculators, price gougers and OPEC?Because if they addressed the real problem - supply and demand - it is they who are at fault for not foreseeing the obvious building problem or acting on it with a coherent and rational energy policy. And, of course, politicians aren't about to take the blame for their short-sightedness. Instead they're castin
About those "inactive" oil leases ...
The Democrats have answered the "drill here, drill now" crowd by saying that 80+% of the leases presently owned by oil companies are non-producing.As usual, their answer is clueless legislation - they would, by law, compel the oil and natural gas companies to produce from the federal lands they're presently leasing before talking about any additional leases. And since they're obviously not doing that at present, or so the reasoning goes, ther
The politics of drilling
It may loom large in this election.As it now stands, Obama is staunchly in the "we won't drill" camp. "Opening our coastlines to offshore drilling would take at least a decade to produce any oil at all, and the effect on gasoline prices would be negligible at best since America only has 3 percent of the world's oil," Oba
Why does gas cost so much - Part XVIII?
Barack Obama and Chuck Schumer like to talk about "obscene profits". And Obama thinks a windfall profits tax would be a good idea. Oil companies are just making too much money and, if you buy the talking points, screwing the consumer.But as we've mentioned, 58% of the cost of a gallon of gas is the cost of crude oil. 17% is the cost of refining, 10% the cost of retailing it an
Why is gas $4 a gallon - well let me tell you why ...
So where are we in the discussion about using present energy sources (oil) while we get our ducks in a row concerning replacement alternative (and renewable) fuels?In a word: nowhere.It should come as no surprise to anyone, that like Social Security and Medicare, politicians on both sides of the isle have ignored the looming energy crisis for decades. Well guess what,
The perfect bug
It eats crap and craps oil.
What a load of cow cookies ...
Would someone grab John McCain by the stacking swivel and slap some sense into him?"I am very angry, frankly, at the oil companies not only because of the obscene profits they've made but at their failure to invest in alternate energy to help us eliminate our dependence on foreign oil," the senator said. "They're making huge profits and that h
Why we aren't and won't ever be oil independent
William Yeatman, an energy policy analyst for the Competitive Enterprise Institute asks:"How long can America, on the one hand, say, 'We're sick and tried of high gasoline prices,' and on the other hand say, 'We're not going to do anything about it; we're not going to tap our own resources?'" Yeatman
Why energy independence won't happen any time soon
In 1972, the US imported 12% of its oil needs. Now we're near the 60% range. In those intervening thirty-something years, we, as a nation have done very little to address that problem.R.J. Samuelson, addressing the proposed cap and trade pro
Who do you suppose will be the last to get the message?
With energy demand and cost skyrocketing, this would seem to be a no-brainer:Italy, which last week decided to embrace nuclear power two decades after a public referendum banned nuclear power and deactivated all its reactors, could be just the first of several European countries to reverse its stance on nuclear power, a leading industry gr
Energy demand and Oil
Shell Oil's President John Hofmeister told the Senate panel yesterday:"If the nation set a goal of increasing domestic production by 2 (million) to 3 million barrels a day by opening up new sources of exploration and production, we could demonstrate to the world that we are in control of our own destiny,"What's patently obvious is the dithering idio
Wouldn't you love to see this? (update)
The Senate, again, grilled oil company execs today.Just once, wouldn't you love to see the tables turned? Brian Kennedy from the Institute for Energy Research has 10 questions for Senators:1. Do you understand the fundamental economic principal of supply and demand for commodities pricing in the oil market?2. Oil is a glo
Paul Krugman VS Amy Klobuchar
Paul Krugman says it's those darned conservatives pushing the idea that speculation is behind high oil prices...Traditionally, denunciations of speculators come from the left of the political spectrum. In the case of oil prices, however, the most vociferous proponents of the view that it's all the speculators' fault have been conservatives...Meanwhile, it's De
The price of oil - going up? Or going down?
Predictions are all over the place. On the "down" side:The oil boom is on its last leg and may last a few months before a clutch of new refineries start operations amid slackening economic growth across the world, consultancy firm and investment bank Lehman Brothers has predicted in a report.The report said supply is in fact outpacing demand growth even
Government mandates and ethanol - a bad idea
Lester Brown (founder and president of the Earth Policy Institute) and Jonathan Lewis (climate specialist and lawyer with the Clean Air Task Force) succinctly lay out the reasons ethanol mandates are a bad idea - not that anyone in government will listen,
Europe - "let them eat cake..."
Ah, the old biofuels bamboozle continues apace:The EU Commission on Monday rejected claims that producing biofuels is a "crime against humanity" that threatens food supplies, and vowed to stick to its goals as part of a climate change package."There is no question for now of suspending the target fixed for biofuels," said Ba
Energy Crisis? Not necessarily ...
The USGS released the following on April 10th:North Dakota and Montana have an estimated 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil in an area known as the Bakken Formation.[...]Technically recoverable oil resources are those producible using currently available technology and industry practices. USGS is the only provider of pub
Do we need to rethink the rush to biofuels?
We've seen net cooling for the last 10 years, there are serious questions about both the models and the equations from which global warming has been predicted and still the rush to convert to biofuels continues
Obama, Big Oil and fun with charts
Since everyone has mostly been wrapped up in the Obama/Wright and Hillary/Bosnia things, we've missed a few actual issue oriented articles that have found their way into the news cycle.One that caught my attention was headlined " Obama Eyes Active Role in Oil Markets" by Jeff Mason of Reuters. And, since I'm a shill for "big
How "green" is green?
You know all those "green energy" jobs Clinton and Obama love to go on about? Well, here's a place where those green jobs aren't particularly doing the environment any favors:The first time Li Gengxuan saw the dump trucks from the nearby factory pull into his village, he couldn't believe what happened. Stopping between the cor
Ethanol: Congress, Mandates and the Law of Unintended Consequences
Congress has recently mandated the use of alternative fuels, specifically ethanol, in the latest energy bill to become law. In fact, it has specifically outlined both the amount and type of ethanol which must be produced. But as we will see below, that has and will continue to have some unintended consequences that will be difficult to argue are positive.The MandateIt essentially breaks down like this:2008
Biofuels, food cost, and affluence
A very interesting article by Mark Clayton of the Christian Science Monitor outlining the complexity of discussing the impact of biofuels on food markets. There are, as expected, arguments on both sides, but as you'll see, regardless of the amount of impact you believe biofuels are having on food prices, it is clear the price of food is rising and will probably continue to rise. RTWT.
Biofuels - not a green bullet says study
After the US Congress and the EU commission have mandated massive increases in biofuel use, comes a report from the Joint Research Centre of the EU that says the cost of biofuels outweigh the benefits:The unpublished working paper by the Joint Research Centre, the European Commission's in-house scientific body, makes uncomfortabl
And you wonder why we're still dependent on foreign oil?
Check this out:The nation's first proposed offshore wind-energy project cleared its most formidable hurdle yesterday as the US Minerals Management Service declared that the wind farm off Cape Cod would have little lasting impact on wildlife, navigation, and tourism.The agency's nearly 2,000-page draft environmenta
Question: Will Oil Prices Stay High?
Oh yeah. Just check this out:China has agreed to boost crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia by over a third next year, two Beijing-based trading sources said on Monday, helping fuel new refineries in the world's second-biggest consumer.Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, will sell Sinopec Corp and PetroChina about 200,000 barrel
Energy Bill: Do you consider this good policy?
Oh, joy, the energy bill has passed the House.On Thursday, just over a year after winning the majority, Democrats in the House of Representatives voted through an energy bill that represents a stark departure from the administration's approach. It would raise vehicle fuel efficiency (Cafe) standards for the first time in over 30
Breakthrough in Lithium-Ion battery technology
Speaking of energy, some alternate energy news:Exxon Mobil Corp. believes it has found an answer to a problem that has bedeviled the auto industry in recent years: using rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, like those found in cell phones and laptops, to power cars and trucks.This weekend, at a conference in Anaheim, Calif., Exxon Mobil will unveil a super-thin pl
Getting too that hard to reach oil
Cool video by a company which has developed a way to use water to flush more oil from existing fields.(HT:
Energy Policy: Unconventional Energy Resources
We hear (and have heard) political promises to make the US "energy independent" by x number of years coming from all the current presidential candidates. And they're also concerned with breaking the hold of foreign oil dependence. Two worthy goals - if they allow what we have already available to be exploited. And what we have available
Blind Envy
You knew someone would attempt to make a big deal about it and you also knew it would be someone from the Nutroots. My money was on Oliver Willis, but instead it was one of the mouth-breathers at FireDoggerelLake, home of the black-face Joe Lieberman. Apparently our acceptance
"Blind Faith" followup
Take a look at the video at the link here ("The Future of Deepwater Production for Chevron") and spend about 7 minutes watching how they built, transported and joined the "Blind Faith" platform (pay special attention to the HLD and how much it can lift in tons). If you're an engineer or a technology geek, you will enjoy this immensely. Heck, if you just like to see how things are done, you'll enjoy it.
Hugo: Use OPEC as a political tool (updated)
Frankly I'm surprised it has taken him so long to realize the potential. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez wants to turn OPEC into "an organization of monopoly and exploitation," according to Saudi King Abdullah.The Arab leader rebuked his South American counterpart during this weekend's rare meeting of lea
Blind Faith: Size matters
I just returned from a whirlwind trip to Houston and Corpus Christi where I had an extremely interesting couple of days learning a little bit about the oil industry. I and a few other bloggers were able to hear from a large player in the oil industry - Chevron. And we were there, specifically, to see their deep water production facility, "Blind Faith" before it is deployed to the Gulf of Mexico.Incidentally, for you that are wondering, the name of the p
How do we put "no nukes" in a song?
Yup, I often take all my energy advice from Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Graham Nash and Harvey Wasserman (co-founders of Musicians United for Safe Energy). Of course CNN graciously provided them a forum for their propaganda. I especially liked this part: When we first launched our anti-nukes campaign in the 70s, many of these green technologies were just
Nuclear renaissance?
I'll be interested to see how long this takes to become reality - if it ever does become reality: If you're tracking the nuclear power revival in America, last Tuesday, September 25, was a milestone. For the first time since 1973, a new application for building a reactor was placed before the federal government. [...]The proposal submitted


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A Bel Air woman was indicted Tuesday in connection with in the Bel Air area that claimed a woman's life.
Nicole Ashley Albers, 28, of the 700 block of Farnham Place in Bel Air, faces charges of negligent vehicular manslaughter, negligent vehicular homicide involving drugs and related charges
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On July 21, 2011, Albers was driving a 2002 Chrysler 300M north on MD Route 543 when the car crossed the center line in the area of and hit another car head-on, according to a release issued by Maryland State Police following the crash.
The Chrysler struck a 2010 Lexus driven by 65-year-old Albert Dicocco. His wife, Carolyn Dicocco, 64, was the sole passenger in the car and was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
On Wednesday, Albers was being held at the in lieu of $250,000 bail on the manslaughter charges . She is expected to have a bail hearing in Thursday.
Albers is also being held without bail in connection with two other cases. It's unclear what those cases involve.
Albers and her passenger in the fatal crash, Alycia Marie Hoffman, 23, of the 800 block of Albion Place in Bel Air, were . The theft on April 10 at the Bel Air in the 1200 block involved a "Tower" stereo and other items.
Albers was found guilty of a single count of theft less than $100 and Hoffman was found guilty on two counts, according to online court records.
Additional charges that Albers faces in the fatal car collision include driving while under the influence or while impaired, negligent driving, reckless driving, driving without a license, failure to control vehicle speed to avoid collision, failure to drive right of center and speeding.


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Michael S. Smith, MD, MBA, Medical Director of Temple's Esophageal Program, performed the hospital's first procedures in early November. "Offering our patients spray cryotherapy in addition to other endoscopic treatments makes Temple a truly comprehensive center for the management of Barrett's esophagus and esophageal cancer," says Dr. Smith. "Having truFreeze® at Temple keeps us on the cutting edge of the treatment of these conditions."
Spray cryotherapy is an outpatient procedure that typically permits patients to quickly resume normal activity. "Our first truFreeze® patients have all reported easy recoveries with minimal discomfort," adds Dr. Smith
How spray cryotherapy works
During the procedure, a physician inserts a long tube with a camera on the end (an endoscope) through the mouth and esophagus to enable viewing of the treatment site. The physician then threads a specialized spray cryotherapy catheter through the endoscope, selects the ablation area and sprays extremely cold (-196°C) liquid nitrogen on the diseased tissue to flash freeze and destroy it. The tissue is allowed to thaw, and the freeze-thaw cycle is typically repeated several times as determined necessary by the physician. This rapid freeze and slow thaw of tissue has been proven to destroy the targeted cells without disturbing the underlying connective tissue, providing a framework for healthy cells to regenerate.
Cryotherapy, the use of extreme cold in medical applications, is a proven therapy that has been used for decades to treat diseased tissue on the skin and many parts of the body. The spray cryotherapy system being utilized at Temple University Hospital is a novel and versatile ablation option because
of its touch-less spray application, which enables physicians to address tissue of varied shapes and sizes.
The truFreeze® Spray Cryotherapy System is manufactured by CSA Medical, Inc. More information about CSA Medical can be found at http://www.csamedical.com.
Editor's Note: Dr. Smith is a consultant for CSA Medical, Inc. About Temple Health
Temple Health refers to the health, education and research activities carried out by the affiliates of Temple University Health System and by Temple University School of Medicine. Temple University Health System (TUHS) is a $1.4 billion academic health system dedicated to providing access to quality patient care and supporting excellence in medical education and research. The Health System consists of Temple University Hospital (TUH), ranked among the "Best Hospitals" in the region by U.S. News & World Report; TUH-Episcopal Campus; TUH-Northeastern Campus; Fox Chase Cancer Center, an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center; Jeanes Hospital, a community-based hospital offering medical, surgical and emergency services; Temple Transport Team, a ground and air-ambulance company; and Temple Physicians, Inc., a network of community-based specialty and primary-care physician practices. TUHS is affiliated with Temple University School of Medicine.
Temple University School of Medicine (TUSM), established in 1901, is one of the nation's leading medical schools. Each year, the School of Medicine educates approximately 720 medical students and 140 graduate students. Based on its level of funding from the National Institutes of Health, Temple University School of Medicine is the second-highest ranked medical school in Philadelphia and the third-highest in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. According to U.S. News & World Report, TUSM is among the top 10 most applied-to medical schools in the nation.


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This team is a lot closer to the postseason than it was last year. It's still a pretty long way away, though
Drew Barker is probably the most important commitment in this class, and he could be the starting quarterback next season.
It's time once again to virtually dine on delicious victuals, fine beer, and talk a little football.
The game was competitive. At least there's that.
Florida hits the road this week to face Kentucky. Here's what you need to know in order to catch the game.
Alex looks at five factors that could help Kentucky pull off a win against Florida tonight.
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Maxwell Smith insists he'll be fine for Florida, but UK not taking chances. John Calipari heads out west for an appearance with Vance...
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Tyler Ulis embraces the competition at Kentucky. The public gets a look at the proposed new Rupp Arena. More.
Kentucky loses this game mostly on the strength of turnovers and dropped passes.
The authors at A Sea of Blue discuss two questions about the Kentucky vs. Louisville football game.
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Kentucky has a good practice on Wednesday preparing for Louisville. Yahoo! Sports drops a huge bomb on Alabama, other SEC teams. More.
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text: David Winkelman, 48, was arrested in Davenport, Iowa, in September on a misdemeanor warrant, still sporting "The Tattoo." In late 2000, Winkelman, reacting to a radio "contest," had his forehead inked with the logo of radio station KORB, "93 Rock," because he had heard on-air personalities "offer" $100,000 to anyone who would do it. Winkelman had the tattoo done before checking, however, and the disk jockeys later informed him that the "contest" was a joke. (Winkelman filed a lawsuit against the station, but it was dismissed. Ten years later, the "93 Rock" format has expired, but Winkelman's forehead remains busily tattooed.)


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(The photo above, from April 2011, shows, left to right, Lewis Kaplan and David & Cecile Wang at a fundraising event for the The Bowdoin International Music Festival in New York City. Photo via bowdoinfestival.org)
Opera Naples announced major news on Saturday morning. They have secured a $500,000 donation - from David and Cecile Wang - toward the renovation of the organization's Linwood Avenue property.
The space will now be named The David and Cecile Wang Opera Center.
Complete press release below.
Gift marks single largest contribution to Opera Naples in organization's history
Linwood Avenue facility to be named The David and Cecile Wang Opera Center
December 8, 2012. Naples, FL. Executive management at Opera Naples has announced that David and Cecile Wang have made a contribution of $500,000, the largest single gift ever received by the Company, in support of the renovation of the organization's Linwood Avenue property. In recognition of this extraordinary gift, the renovated building will be known as The David and Cecile Wang Opera Center.
"As an organization, we are both excited and humbled by this historic level of generosity" said Thomas Smith, Opera Naples Executive Director and CEO. "What David and Cecile have done will transform this company, and will have far reaching benefits to the cultural community, East Naples, and the general population of Collier County for years to come."
The Opera Naples property is located at 2408 Linwood Avenue in the heart of the Davis Triangle. The business condominium building, of which the Company purchased approximately 75% in 2009, will serve as the organization's headquarters, providing rehearsal, technical craft, administrative and educational spaces. A complete interior demolition has already been completed using funds previously raised. Opera Naples is currently in negotiations to purchase the remainder of the building, former site of the English Pub.
"The opera center is a crucial part of our overall plan" said Steffanie Pearce, the company's Founding Artistic Director. "When the renovation is complete, this facility will allow us to further increase the quality of artistry inherent in our productions, and bring the very best opera to each performing venue we utilize. We will also be able to provide comprehensive educational opportunities in the performing and technical arts as part of an after-school program, an element of our mission which I have long championed."
Prior to this new contribution, the Company had undertaken an ongoing campaign to raise funds for repair, improvement and maintenance of the structure. Campaign Chair Sandi Moran had this to say about the latest development in the building project: "I am thrilled that David and Cecile have made this leadership commitment to Opera Naples, adding to the more than $660,000 in gifts received over the last three years to support the vision of the Company and its need for professional workspace. It has truly been a community effort to make this dream a reality."
David Wang has been involved in many civic and philanthropic causes in the Naples area and across the nation. A retired Executive Vice President with International Paper, Mr. Wang has served as a trustee of the RFK Memorial Center, Eisenhower Fellowships, Southern Poverty Law Center and the Naples Philharmonic Center. He is also involved in a leadership role with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers and serves on the board of the Bowdoin International Music Festival. Mr. Wang received the 2000 Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award from George Washington University's Alumni Association.
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II. Allies
Played by: David Fielding
The wise old wizard of the planet Eltar who was trapped in an inter-dimensional time warp gave the Rangers their powers and serves as their mentor. He was once in a great war with Rita Repulsa ending up with him trapped in his power tube.
Alpha 5
Played by: Romy J. Scharf, Voiced by: Richard Wood , Richard Steven Horvitz
A fully sentient robotic automaton built on the planet Edenoi by King Lexian. He was the trusty assistant of Zordon and friend to the Power Rangers often solving technical problems and assisting the Rangers in monstrous problems.
He is best known for his motto, "Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay!"
Eugene "Skull" Skullovtich & Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier
Played by: Jason Narvy & Paul Schrier
At first this duo was made out to be the punks of Angel Grove High often making trouble for the Rangers. They often get into scheme after scheme attempting to find out the identity of the Power Rangers!
Played by: Richard Genelle
Owner of the Juice Bar and the Angel Grove Youth Center and fan of the Power Rangers. Ernie was around to lend a helping hand or advice to various characters and was often annoyed by Bulk and Skull's antics.
Ms. Applebee
Played by: Royce Herron
A Teacher at Angel Grove High. She most often exuded a caring and comforting side, often taking interest in the activities of her students, but she could easily be a strict disciplinarian; this was often shown when dealing with Bulk and Skull's antics!
Mr. Caplan
Played by: Henry Cannon
Principal of Angel Grove High and most notable for frequently putting Bulk and Skull in detention, and once falsely did the same to the Power Rangers, keeping them from performing their duties
Played by: Maurice Mendoza
Richie recently moved to Angel Grove and went to work for Ernie at the Angel Grove Youth Center. Richie was a skilled at karate and quickly made friends with many of the regulars at the youth center, including the Power Rangers. He would later serve as a love interest for Trini.
Played by: Joel Rogers
Curtis was the cousin of Zack and had just moved to Angel Grove from St. Louis.
Like his cousin, Curtis was an accomplished dancer and also skilled as a trumpet player.


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By Cass Rains, Staff Writer
Enid News and Eagle
ENID, Okla. —
Nearly 100 girls gathered Saturday at Autry Technology Center for the 11th annual Girl Power Rally.
This year's participants attended workshops on nutrition, finances, etiquette, time management, dance and skin care. The young women also heard from special guest speaker Jeff Weber, former domestic violence investigator for the Enid Police Department.
This year's event, hosted by YWCA Enid, had 90 fourth- through seventh-graders participating.
YWCA's Lindsey Elston said the event is planned months in advance.
"We have a committee that does all the planning," she said. "We figure out what workshops will interest the girls."
Elston said everything for the rally was donated by the community. This year's sponsors include Autry Technology Center, Walmart, Kiwanis Club, Stalcup Dance, United Supermarkets, Integris Bass Baptist Health Center, St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, Sonic, Junior Welfare League, Downtown Threads and Cherry Berry.
Elston said the purpose of the rally was to bring awareness to issues the young girls will face throughout their lives.
"We try to find something that is interactive for the girls," she said. "Our instructors make it interactive and informative for them."
The girls attending the rally were split into two groups, fourth- and fifth-graders and sixth- and seventh-graders. Each group attends three of the sessions.
"We always have a good group that comes back year after year," Elston said. "We have 17 door prizes this year. We put the girls' names in and draw."
This year's prizes included board games, gift cards, gift baskets and movies.
Elston said she wants each of the girls to take something away from each part of the rally.
"I would like them to take something from each workshop they are in," she said. "I believe these workshops are an key essentials to their everyday lives."
Elston said next year's Girl Power Rally will return for its 12th incarnation.
"As long as they continue to come, we'll continue to have Girl Power," she said.
YWCA Executive Director Kim Blankenship said the event would not be possible without its sponsors.
"We appreciate our partnership with Autry Technology and local businesses that support our rally," she said. "This is a great day to empower young girls by building confidence, self-esteem and by taking positive classes. The YWCA looks forward to it every year."
Hype Dance Productions instructor Kyra Johnston was teaching the girls a dance of her own creation.
"They've been good. The first class went really good," she said of the girls in her workshop. "I'm going to teach them a dance. It's a small dance I made up."
Johnston said dance was important for girls and young women, because it gives confidence to them to do other things. She also said it was good exercise.
Her advice for someone who may not feel they are good at dancing, "Don't let anyone judge you. Just keep going."
Sixth-grader Katie Wallace, from Drummond, said this was her second Girl Power Rally.
"It's fun because you can meet new people," the 12-year-old said. Her favorite workshop was Johnston's dance class.
"I like dancing," she said.


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City staff members briefed a subcommittee of the West Hollywood Planning Commission on Thursday about the revamped Movietown Plaza development project.
The current design features two seven-story buildings that will house condominiums, down from 10 floors, and retail space totaling 26,000 square feet, which is a 20 percent reduction from the original design. There are also five- and six-story buildings that will have retail space and senior citizen apartment units on the property in the 7300 block of Santa Monica Boulevard.
The project remains very similar to the design approved by the City Council in 2010, according to a staff report. However, some changes have been made to the Santa Monica Boulevard facades, landscaping and other relatively subtle aspects of the design.
"The primary modification has been in the design of the exterior skin of each building," the report states. "The buildings remain in the modernist vocabulary with substantial glazing and balconies."
The commission's three-member Design Review Subcommittee responded with guidance to Community Development Department planners Emily Stadnicki and Stephanie Reich on how to advise the project's applicant.
Real estate developer Avalon Bay Communities has hired architectural firm Van Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh to design the project.
"I think it could be a little more transparent and a little more exciting," Planning Commissioner Roy Huebner said of the front facades that face Santa Monica Boulevard. "It looks a little disjointed and busy. I would like to see maybe a little more of the same symmetry that is on the rest of the building."
Planning Commissioner John Altschul agreed.
"My concern is that the Santa Monica frontage be vibrant, and be alive, and be something that attracts people's view ... and not come to the conclusion that it's just apartments over a store," Altschul added. "It's got to have some zest."
Planning Commissioner David Aghaei praised the reduction of the building's mass.
"It seems more in line and in scale with the other buildings in the surrounding neighborhood," he said.
Altschul noted that the square footage reduction indicated a change in land use, not the project's design. This deprives the city of commercial tax revenue and could require a new round of Planning Commission or city council approval, he said.
City planners will eventually decide when the project is ready for building permits.
West Hollywood residents attended the meeting and shared their views on the development.
"I appreciate the fact that this has been reduced in terms of height, but what I don't get is how a height reduction has any kind of significantly less impact on the community," Cathy Blaivas said. "It's fewer stories, but it's the same amount of apartments, it's the same amount of people, and this area is going to have a very difficult time handling the influx that's going to be happening within the next five to seven years."
City Council candidate Steve Martin favored more space buffering the buildings from Santa Monica Boulevard in order to create more opportunities for outdoor dining and make the property more walkable.
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Feeding America Southwest Virginia is struggling to keep helping hungry people in our region.
If Feeding America does not get more donations from the community, there's a possibility that 2 million fewer meals will be served this year.
Kroger is now partnering with the food bank to help raise those donations. Kroger leaders announced in Salem today that they will match customer donations with up to $20,000.
From now, until April 27th, customers at 23 stores can choose to donate money or a meal for a family.
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It was a marathon meeting Tuesday night for the Cupertino City Council, which didn't adjourn until nearly 2 a.m. Wednesday.
The big item on the agenda taking up nearly six hours was the . After a lot of back and forth it was approved after 1:30 a.m. But there were other issues on the agenda as well. Here's our wrap-up.
Islands Fine Burgers and Drinks
Coming later this year to Cupertino: Big Wave Burgers, Island Fries, Chocolate Lava and a bar serving Big Island Iced Teas, Shipwrecks and Lava Flows (sense the tropical theme?).
Islands Fine Burgers and Drinks successfully countered an appeal by Councilmember Barry Chang to reverse an earlier Planning Commission approval of a conditional use permit for a bar and late night hours.
The new restaurant is currently under construction on the site of the former Marie Callendar's in the Crossroads Shopping Center at 20750 Stevens Creek Blvd. The Planning Commission approval gives the restaurant and bar permission to be open until midnight Sundays through Fridays, and until 1 a.m. on Saturdays.
When there was no mention of the bar. After the bar was pointed out to the council at a later date,
"The bar and the late night (hours) were a surprise to me," Chang said on Tuesday night. He expressed concerns over safety to patrons and the surrounding community.
Mayor Mark Santoro said he was also concerned by lack of initial information about the bar, mainly because of what impact it might have on parking.
"It was an oversight on our part," said Crossroads architect Charles Kahn. "We hoped (Islands) would be the tenant, we didn't have a confirmed lease with them, that's why we applied for the core and the shell in those hearings."
At a November meeting when the bar was discussed, Kahn assured the council Islands would apply for a conditional use permit for the bar with the Planning Commission.
The commission voted in favor of the permit in March, in part because of a favorable report from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office, and an agreement from Islands that the chain would cover city costs for Sheriff's deputies in the event of an incident.
Council members Orrin Mahoney, Gilbert Wong and Rod Sinks praised Crossroads developers for the transformation of the shopping center, which recently saw
"Congratulations on what's going on in the shopping center so far, it's amazing, it's a great transformation, and we look forward to a continued good effort there," Mahoney said.
Bollinger Road Project
The council denied a reconsideration request from residents living adjacent to a proposed cul-de-sac development on vacant land at the western end of Bollinger Road.
The proposal calls for construction of five homes on a 1.14 acre parcel, with lot sizes ranging from 7,040 square feet to 11,096 square feet. The project was approved by the Planning Commission on March 27, followed by the council on April 17.
Neighbor Arthur Dong appealed the council's decision claiming the city was not following proper procedures and codes. The city planning staff rejected all but one of his complaints, that the city did not give proper advance notice of the April 17 public hearing.
Planners acknowledged notices went out only nine days before the hearing, instead of the required 10. They recommended the fees charged to Dong for the reconsideration be returned.
At Tuesday's meeting, Dong complained the project presented safety, noise and traffic issues for the neighborhood. He asked the council to change the approval to four homes instead of five.
Community Development Director Aarti Shrivastava said shrinking the project to four homes would create lot sizes that would be out of scale with the surrounding neighborhood.
The council voted 4-1 against Dong's reconsideration request, with Barry Chang voting to uphold it. He said that while he was not against development in the city, he disagreed with planning staff findings that the project was allowable under zoning codes.


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Destinations and Geography
Where should I vacation in the Caribbean?
How many islands are there in the Caribbean?
What is the difference between the Eastern Caribbean and the Western Caribbean?
Are Bermuda and the Bahamas islands in the Caribbean?
What languages are spoken in the Caribbean?
Vacation Calendar and Weather
What's the best time of year to visit the Caribbean?
What is hurricane season in the Caribbean?
Where is it safe to travel in the Caribbean during hurricane season?
Why do hurricanes occur in the Caribbean?
Trip Planning
Which Caribbean island is the best value?
Where can I get Caribbean travel brochures?
Are immunizations needed for Caribbean travel?
Which Caribbean islands are the safest and most dangerous?
Where can I travel in the Caribbean without a passport?
Do I need a passport to take a Caribbean cruise?
Other Assorted Questions
Why do volcanoes and earthquakes occur in the Caribbean?
What sports are played in the Caribbean?


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World Herald Editorial Recognizes Entrepreneurship Education Efforts in Rural Development
The Omaha World Herald on April 2, 2014 featured an editorial entitled, Rural Youth Welcomed Back. The importance of nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit, and enhancing their skills and knowledge about entrepreneurship, was a key element of the editorial.
Curriculum efforts like the highly successful EntrepreneurShip Investigation (ESI) developed by UNL 4H Extension in partnership with many collaborating partners, including the Nebraska Department of Education were mentioned.
One person quoted in the editorial was Joe Ferguson, a retired Northeast Community College division chief and rural development consultant. He noted that, "Developing strategies to connect young people to rural jobs is important, but so is nurturing young people's entrepreneurial skills."
"We need to start teaching entrepreneurship in the lower grades," Ferguson told The World-Herald. "We need to lay that out there like we do other career options. It needs to be an obvious career option — maybe it ought to be the first consideration."
ESI (focused on middle school and high school youth), Leap Into Careers (upper elementary), and the advanced high school digital curriculum currently under development, Blueprint for Success, are helping Nebraska , other states and nations to answer that call. UNL 4H Extension has been a nationally recognized leader in creating these resources with the collaboration with entrepreneurial advocates and organizations across the state. Rural Development and Entrepreneurship are alive and well in our state…but there's much more to do!
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The newest video on the Nebraska Loves Our Public Schools is a truly inspiring story of how Cody-Kilgore harnessed the entrepreneurial spirit of community members, educators, and students to address a community need.
Cody-Kilgore: Cowboy GRIT Inspires a Community
"A lot of adults underestimate our youth today. I'm beyond being surprised. With our youth today, I expect the conquering of the impossible because I've seen it. And if you empower those youth, they will rise to the occasion." – John Johnson, retired teacher and chairman of the Cody Village Board
At first blush, it seems like your average small ranching town. Just like many you'd see while driving down Hwy 20 though the Nebraska Sandhills. But Cody is special. With a population of just over 150 residents, its school draws kids from all over North Central Nebraska. In fact, even though Cody is in one of the most sparsely populated areas of the state, its unified school district covers one of the largest geographic areas: 553 square miles, to be exact. That includes two time zones and three area codes.
So how does this small town sustain such a powerful school? Because its residents think big. This big thinking led to a unique project to address a major community need in a way that encourages real-life learning, leadership and entrepreneurial spirit in its students.
To watch the video and to read more about Cody-Kilgore's journey, go to: http://nelovesps.org/watchnow?TN=PROJECT-20120910011012.
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South Hamilton — Barbara E. (Stacey) Trowt, 88, died Monday, December 2, 2013, at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers, surrounded by her loving family. Born in Beverly, she was the daughter of the late Helen M. (Peebles) and Ernest W. Stacey. Barbara was the widow of the late Franklin D. Trowt Sr. with whom she shared 50 years of marriage. She was raised and educated in Beverly and a graduate of Beverly High School class of 1943. Barbara was also a graduate from Salem State College with a Masters degree in education. Barbara was a teacher for over 25 years for the Hamilton–Wenham School Department, but mainly taught at the Bessie Buker School in Wenham before retiring in 1985. Barbara enjoyed painting, was a talented artist and a member of the Beverly Guild of Artist. She was a loving wife a devoted mother, grandmother, and great grandmother who will be sadly missed all who knew her.
Barbara is survived by her son, Franklin D. Trowt Jr. of Portland, Ore.; her daughter, Stacey T. Hubbard and her husband, J. Dana of Billerica, Mass.; a son-in-law, John A. Wright Sr. of Beverly; her grandchildren, John A. Wright Jr., Matthew, Andrew, and Caitlyn Hubbard; her two great-grandchildren, John B. Wright and Margaret (Maggie) Wright; and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her daughter, Margaret (Peggy) Wright; and her two brothers, Ernest and James Stacey.
ARRANGEMENTS: Funeral services will be held at the Campbell-Lee, Moody Russell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, North Beverly, Saturday, December 7, at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting Hours are Friday, December 6, from 4 to 7 p.m. Burial will be at Wenham Cemetery, Route 1A, Main Street, Wenham. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Buker School Library Fund, 1 School St., Wenham, MA 01984. Information, directions, condolences at www.campbellfuneral.com.