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Local schools increase security over threats
Concerns about violence in local schools also prompted Manchester's superintendent to write a letter to parents about rumors swirling on social media, seeking to ameliorate worries about student safety.
In Windham, Superintendent Henry LaBranche said it's unclear at this point if the threat in town was a credible one, but he was not taking any chances.
"This week we've already been on high alert," he said Friday morning.
School officials learned of the threat around 9:20 p.m. Thursday, when the principal of a parochial school in Willimantic, Conn., contacted a Windham School Board member.
LaBranche said the Connecticut school district, also known as Windham, received threats via Twitter, but school officials there were later told "that the threat was intended for Windham, New Hampshire."
By 10 p.m. Thursday, both the FBI and New Hampshire State Police had been notified, and the incident was being investigated.
"We immediately put our emergency plan into place," said LaBranche. The exact nature of the threat wasn't revealed, LaBranche said. "There are a bunch of 'unknowns.' "But we're being very cautious."
Parents were notified by email Thursday night. Police have already been visible at the district's schools this week in the wake of the deadly shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
Windham police have been making "rolling patrols" at each school since Monday, and school administrators have been taking a closer look at each school's security measures, officials said.
During Monday's school day, Windham High School was briefly placed on lockdown after several school employees reported hearing "a loud bang" inside the school that morning, officials said. Police and fire officials conducted a sweep of the building, although Windham Police Chief Gerald Lewis said "nothing out of the ordinary" was found.
Threats of violence Friday at Manchester's high schools - amid predictions of the end of the world and in light of the killings in Newtown - were unsubstantiated rumors, according to the school superintendent. Police in Bedford likewise dealt with a hoax bomb threat.
In an email to parents, Lurgio Middle School Principal Ed Joyce said a note with a bomb threat was found in a bathroom at Bedford High School Friday morning.
"Although the Police again classified the message as a "low level" threat, we took all appropriate actions to ensure the safety of our students," Joyce wrote. "This time, we moved the students to safe locations in the building: the dining hall and gymnasium.�With the students in a secure location we had the building searched by a State Police Canine."
No bomb was found, the campus was reopened and students were allowed to go home, he wrote.
In Manchester, police are working closely with school district officials into the investigation of talk of pending violence and "any other rumor that threatens the safety and welfare of our students and staff," Superintendent Tom Brennan wrote in a letter addressed to the Manchester community.
His letter follows:
"In light of the recent tragic event in Newtown, CT and the predications relative to the end of the world (Mayan calendar), there has been increased chatter on social media regarding acts of violence which has added to the anxiety and fear among parents, students and staff.
"Like many school districts throughout the state, we have become aware of several rumors involving violence directed at our students and staff. We take any threat seriously and with the assistance of the Manchester Police Department, our building level administrators have followed up on these rumors and have determined that these rumors are unfounded.
"The Manchester Police Department continues to work closely with our District in the investigations of these rumors and any other rumor that threatens the safety and welfare of our students and staff. It has provided and continues to provide the appropriate level of resources to maintain the safety and welfare of our students and staff.
"Our building administrators and staff under the direction of the building principals have increased their level of vigilance and continue to be visible throughout the buildings to reduce the levels of fear and/or anxiety among the students.
"The safety and welfare of our students and staff is our number one priority."
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I know now, what I wish I knew then. Only after speaking up, did I learn how common stories like mine are to women across the globe. I know the warning signs and have a clearer picture of what is and isn't acceptable behavior. I long for each of us to wrestle with the truth that we are never to blame — no matter how we dress, what we look like, or how much we've had to drink.
We never, ever deserve to have our bodies treated as objects of shame.
Jesus flips things upside down. DC 127 plans to follow suit.
The Washington, D.C.-based foster care initiative created by the District Church seeks to reverse the foster care waitlist in our nation's capital, leaving parents waiting to foster the 3,000 children currently on the list instead of children waiting to be taken in by families.
"The heart behind DC 127 is to reflect God's heart," said District Church Lead Pastor Aaron Graham. "We believe there are no orphans in heaven. And Jesus taught us to pray, 'your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.' And so our prayer is that we would reflect God's heart, who's adopted us, by helping adopt and foster kids in D.C."
The Farm Bill might not sound like the most exciting piece of legislation ever to come out of Congress, but it has huge implications for nutrition in the United States. Among other things, the Farm Bill determines support to small farms, promoting farmers' markets, and, oh yeah, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), what we used to call food stamps.
SNAP is one of the most effective anti-poverty programs, set to expand with increased need and decrease when people no longer need help. Most benefits are modest, and the majority of recipients who are able to work do. In fact, SNAP is effective because it not only helps people get the food they need, but its benefits encourage them to find work.
Unfortunately, it seems like both houses in Congress are set on changing the SNAP program for the worse. Putting aside the cuts the House has planned for nutrition assistance that would kick 2 million people off the program, the Senate recently accepted a change to SNAP that flies in the face of the criminal justice system and will probably have racially discriminating effects.
What I have heard after visiting 18 cities in six weeks is that people around the country believe that nothing can happen in Washington, D.C. They are basically right. So I am very grateful today to report the one exception.
On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved a new comprehensive immigration reform bill with a bipartisan vote. Did you hear that: "bipartisan." Amid heartbreaking news of the destruction, grief, and heroism we have seen in Moore, Okla., from one of the worst tornados in American history, millions of Americans found a reason to be hopeful.
This historic immigration bill now goes to the full Senate, where it has a real chance of passing and changing the lives of 11 million aspiring Americans. These are the "strangers" talked about throughout the Bible, and about whom Jesus said, in Matthew 25: how we treat them is how we treat him. That realization has caused a literal biblical conversion in the evangelical Christian community, which with the help of law enforcement officials and business leaders has done the impossible — changed Washington, D.C.
Self-interests, special interests, and even conflicting principles all put this life-changing proposal in grave danger. But in a town defined by gridlock, a group of eight senators crafted a bipartisan proposal that passed with only minor change. The bill reflects agreements reached by the AFL-CIO and Chamber of Commerce; imagine that. It isn't perfect and no single legislator got everything she or he wanted, but the key elements that many of us have been fighting for are intact. That really is a triumph of the common good.
Now, I am asking you to write your senators and ask them to support this bill on the Senate floor.
"An obstetric fistula," I said, standing in the pulpit of my 200-year old church, "is a hole between a woman's vagina and her bowel, or between her vagina and her bladder."
The congregation's discomfort was palpable. Later someone told me that they couldn't believe that I'd had the nerve to say the "v-word" twice! It wasn't exactly the effect I'd hoped to have, but it wasn't entirely surprising.
Fistula is a childbirth injury that's unknown today in the developed West, though before the advent of modern maternity care, it affected women — especially poor women — in America as well as Europe. It was likely the reason, at least in some cases, for a woman being euphemistically spoken or written of as an 'invalid,' or as having been 'invalided' by the birth of a child. Fistula's story has always been one of (usually secret) suffering; even the surgery to repair the injury, developed by American gynecologist J. Marion Sims in 1840s Alabama, was performed experimentally upon slaves that Sims purchased for the express purpose of perfecting his technique before turning to white patients.
It's women of color who still all but exclusively suffer fistula's life-destroying effects.
Fistula happens when a baby gets stuck while being born, often because a girl is either underage, has a pelvic deformity, or has had her genitals deformed by female genital cutting — and there's no trained person to help. She'll labor for days without success. Only after the baby is dead and partially softened does it slip out from the exhausted mother, whose suffering has only begun. Days of pressure from the baby's head have killed blood vessels in her vaginal tissues, which now decay, leaving a hole — or holes — from which urine and feces leak. She has become incontinent. Her husband divorces her. Her family makes her leave the house because of her stench. She can't even keep herself clean enough, because the water she walks some distance to collect each day is just enough for basic use. The village children mock her for her stench; her neighbors ignore her.
Her story is multiplied between 50,000 to 100,000 times each year.
Quote of the day. "Too many governments are abusing human rights in the name of immigration control — going well beyond legitimate border control measures. These measures not only affect people fleeing conflict. Millions of migrants are being driven into abusive situations, including forced labour and sexual abuse, because of anti-immigration policies which means they can be exploited with impunity." Salil Shetty, Secretary General of Amnesty International, on AI's annual report showing that theworld has become an increasingly dangerous place for refugees and migrants. (BBC)
On May 2, the Evangelical Immigration Table launched its 92 day Pray4Reform Challenge. They sent a letter to Congress challenging decision makers to pass compassionate and fair immigration reform within 92 days. Throughout the 92 days, evangelical Christians across the country will be showing their support by engaging in thoughtful prayer to support their legislators.
As part of the challenge, the EIT is joining in the #iMarch and will be a part of an hour-long #Pray4Reform Twitter town hall. Evangelical leaders, including Sojourners' Jim Wallis (@JimWallis), will be tweeting and conversing with others in support of immigration reform from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. eastern time.
Christians countrywide also are being asked to join by signing up to be "prayer partners." Each week during the challenge, they will receive an email or text with guidance on what prayer the Table is lifting up that week. Prayer partners are also encouraged to join the National Day of Prayer on May 30 by holding a dedicated time of prayer event in their communities.
Pope Francis is warning Catholics not to demonize those who are not members of the church, and he specifically defended atheists, saying that building walls against non-Catholics leads to "killing in the name of God."
"(T)his 'closing off' that imagines that those outside, everyone, cannot do good is a wall that leads to war and also to what some people throughout history have conceived of: killing in the name of God," Francis said Wednesday in remarks at the informal morning Mass that he celebrates in the chapel at the Vatican guesthouse where he lives.
"And that, simply, is blasphemy. To say that you can kill in the name of God is blasphemy."
Francis explained that doing good is not a matter of faith: "It is a duty, it is an identity card that our Father has given to all of us, because he has made us in his image and likeness."


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The Battle of the Little Bighorn is known around the world.
On Friday afternoon, about 500 people from as far away as England came to the Real Bird Ranch, adjacent to the Little Bighorn Battle Monument, north of Garryowen, to see the battle for themselves. The Real Birds, members of the Crow Tribe, have put on the re-enactment for about 17 years.
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Authenticity is critical to the success of the re-enactment of the battle, said Ken Real Bird. Members of the cavalry wear uniforms and use firearms similar to the ones fired in the battle.
Those who portray the Cheyenne and Sioux warriors are only permitted to wear breechcloths and moccasins. Most paint themselves and their horses with symbols of red, white, yellow and black.
Between 70 and 80 people re-enact the roles of the soldiers, the warriors and tribal members. Friday's presentatoin of the battle was choreographed by retired Lt. Col. Bobby Jolley, from Fort Lewis, Wash.
Steve Alexander, from Monroe, Mich., portrayed Custer. Frank Knows His Gun, a member of the Ogallala Sioux Tribe, portrayed Crazy Horse.
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Today is a busy day. They have more standardized tests to take, but first they get some advice from their teacher.
She tells them to be sure to follow the instructions and always try their best. And after finishing their breakfast, the students will get to business.
Farrah Hord is in her fourth year teaching fifth-grade reading and language arts at Campbellsville Middle School.
Her education career spans about 15 years at CMS, also having taught social studies and language arts to seventh- and eighth-graders.
Residents might soon notice changes to the city's nearly 650 fire hydrants as Campbellsville Fire & Rescue personnel begin work on a project that is expected to continue through the summer and into next year.
According to Campbellsville Fire & Rescue Chief Kyle Smith, the purpose of the project is twofold.
"First, it benefits both the fire department and the water department regarding routine maintenance and ensuring that the hydrants are working properly."
The owner of a former motel on West Main Street has denied that he is responsible for a child being injured while on the property.
A Campbellsville woman filed suit last month against the owner of the abandoned Central Kentucky Motor Lodge, located on West Main Street, claiming a young boy for whom she is a guardian went in the "attractive nuisance" and was injured there.
The defendant, Harold Wilkerson, the owner of the motor lodge, has filed a response saying the boy is responsible for his own injuries.
From old couches and lawn chairs to broken toys and computers and just about everything in between, Taylor County residents came out in droves on Friday to the county's annual cleanup day at the former Fruit of the Loom building site.
Taylor County residents could dispose of unwanted items at no cost.
The county receives grant money to help pay to dispose of the items and pays any remaining costs from its general fund.
This year, the county received $2,250 from PRIDE to host the cleanup. Last year's cleanup cost $15,000.
The Campbellsville man who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing two young children will spend five years in prison for his crimes and be required to register as a sex offender.
Ryan Lacaine Hardin, 33, of 5592 Hodgenville Road in Campbellsville, was indicted by a Taylor County grand jury twice in 2011.
He was charged with third-degree sodomy, four counts of first-degree sexual abuse, two counts of third-degree unlawful transaction with a minor and 11 counts of first-degree sodomy.
A Louisville man who sent nude photos to and attempted to meet who he believed to be a 15-year-old girl for sex has been sentenced to serve seven years in prison and will register as a sex offender for his crimes.
David Hooper, aka David Morgan, 51, of 6911 Brooklawn Drive, Apt #2, was indicted by a Taylor County grand jury last June.
Campbellsville resident Dan Flanagan recently visited the state capitol during this year's General Assembly session and met with State Sen. Jimmy Higdon.
It has been said to keep all medications out of the reach of children. The same can be said for animals — keep all medications out of the reach of pets. To help prevent an accident from happening, experts have created a list of the top 10 human medications that most often poison our furry friends.
NSAIDs, non-steroidal anit-inflammatory drugs, like ibuprofen or naproxen might cause stomach and intestinal ulcers and — in the case of cats — kidney failure.
A Campbellsville man has been charged with sodomizing an 11-year-old girl.
James A. Loy, 24, of 341 Ebenezer Road, was indicted by a Taylor County grand jury during a special session last Monday.
Loy was charged with first-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse, both of an alleged victim younger than 12.
They were prepared to demand a recount.
Wanda Washington, Laura Wilds and Lynn Kearney gather behind the podium, waiting to hear who will receive this year's Citizen of the Year award.
Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce gives that award, among others, each year to honor residents in the community. The awards were presented during the Chamber's annual banquet on Thursday night.
Wilds and Washington told the crowd they were sure Kearney was going to win, so they prepared signs proclaiming "I Demand a Recount."
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Elmwood Place has been making thousands of dollars from speeding tickets issued through automated cameras, and some village officials aren't happy about it.
Village council member Jerald Robertson has been circulating a flier calling for Mayor Stephanie Morgan to step down.
Robertson said the village has received bad publicity from the cameras, which have brought in about $250,000 so far, and he believes Morgan hasn't represented Elmwood Place effectively.
The councilman asked for Morgan's resignation at Tuesday's village council meeting.
"I don't feel particularly good about doing this, but I feel it's necessary," Robertson said.
Several residents came to the meeting to voice their displeasure about the cameras.
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Winning gold doesn't get old. With his lip quivering slightly, Michael Phelps looked liked he was really appreciating the moment Thursday night as the U.S. anthem played to celebrate his first individual gold of the London games, in the 200-meter individual medley. With this, Phelps becomes the first man to win the same indvidual event in three straight Olympics. That makes for 20 overall Olympic medals in his career, 16 of them gold. —Sheila Norman-Culp — Twitter http://twitter.com/snormanculp ___ EDITOR'S NOTE — "Eyes on London" shows you the Olympics through the eyes of Associated Press journalists across the 2012 Olympic city and around the world. Follow them on Twitter where available with the handles listed after each item.
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Finland's programme to promote sustainable consumption and production – Getting more and better from less – was one of the first such national programmes to be launched anywhere in the world. The programme was initiated in 2005, in response to a decision made at the UN Sustainable Development Summit in 2002 that ten-year framework programmes should be drawn up in order to promote sustainable forms of production and consumption. The proposal for the revised programme, More from Less – Wisely, was published in May 2012.
In Finland, both greenhouse gas emissions and the consumption of natural resources per capita are relatively high. The aim of this programme is therefore to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental nuisances caused by consumption, while simultaneously improving quality of life, finding new opportunities for the green economy and creating new jobs. In addition, the programme seeks to promote material and energy efficiency in the public sector, and in companies and households.
The programme measures focus on public consumption, housing, food consumption and modes of transport. During the life cycle of Finnish households, housing, food consumption and modes of transport account for more than 70 per cent of their total climate impact, and more than 55 per cent of their other environmental impacts.
The expert group viewed the wiser use of financial steering methods as important in the future. For example, with respect to cars, the taxation focus should be shifted from the acquisition of a car to its use. Likewise, road tolls would guide consumers towards making the right choices. In the field of construction, we need steering and funding models that promote energy renovations. Households should also be encouraged to become energy smart in their everyday electricity and heat consumption.
For the food sector, the expert group proposes the introduction of a tracking system, to verify that responsible practices are being applied. This would provide information on the origin of food and its production chain. Food that is healthy, appetising and environmentally friendly can be combined, by developing a 'Healthy and environmentally friendly plate model'.
The public sector should set a good example for the rest of society. Public procurement can play an important role in innovations entering the market.The expert group proposes the establishment of a help desk for sustainable public procurement. In addition, the state administration should monitor the implementation of energy and environmental targets more systematically.
In order to support the attainment of these objectives, funding will be provided for pilot projects testing eco-efficient solutions related to modes of transport, housing and eating. These pilot projects will involve municipalities, companies and research institutions.
The Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Employment and the Economy prepared the programme proposal, in cooperation with other ministries, research institutions, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation (Tekes) and the Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra. In addition, approximately 190 experts representing various sectors participated in the work.


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Toyota of Melbourne, located in Melbourne, FL is a destination for the latest Melbourne Toyota cars, Hybrids, and SUVs. New Toyota vehicles at Toyota of Melbourne embody the combination of performance, luxury, and styling, that's unique to the Toyota brand. From the hybrid fuel efficient Prius to the sought after crossover RAV4, Toyota of Melbourne gives you a chance to find the new vehicle that will truly be able to satisfy your needs and desires. In addition, there's plenty of new Toyota inventory to make it as easy as possible for new car shoppers to find the precise vehicle to compliment their needs. We encourage shoppers to view our online Toyota inventory, or simply visit our dealership in person today!
Toyota of Melbourne is a great place to look for new and pre-owned Toyotas. Toyota of Melbourne of the Melbourne, Toyota dealership that takes customer service to the next level. We have in stock many New and Used Toyota cars and many pre-owned cars here in Melbourne, FL. We have new Toyota and Used Car inventory arriving daily, so you are bound to find just what you are looking for here at Toyota of Melbourne. This Melbourne Toyota Dealership's huge selection changes daily so it gives us an opportunity to make you a customer for life!!!
We have adopted a no-nonsense style of selling vehicles, allowing us the opportunity to give more than you'd think. Here are just some examples of our top selling Toyota vehicles:
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On this website, you will find everything you need to research and purchase your new Toyota of Melbourne dealers vehicle, but we also have resources available if you have other needs. Our Used Toyota Cars and Trucks page is loaded with Used Toyota Florida vehicles, certified or not, as well as other used car and use trucks. We have a wide selection of used car and used trucks from Florida below $10,000 and also offer special financing for all your used car and used truck needs. So if you are looking for a quality used car or used truck from Toyota of Melbourne you can buy with confidence, all of our used cars and used trucks from Toyota of Melbourne go through our 121 point inspection before they are placed in our used car and used truck inventory. It's the perfect place to research, price, and evaluate your next used Toyota car or truck purchase in Florida
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Toyota of Melbourne uses a winning combination to stay on top: excellent selection plus great prices plus world-class customer service makes our customers happy as soon as they get here, after they leave, and throughout their purchasing experience.
We know that being the best means keeping customers pleased with us now as well as in the future so that word of mouth advertising can be our best friend. You can check out what others are saying about us at Dealer Rater, or become one of our Facebook Fans.
Toyota of Melbourne and Beyond
We are located in Melbourne FL, but we are proud to serve customers from other cities, even in other states like Georgia and beyond. It is through accountability that we hold ourselves to the highest possible expectations so that customers are willing to drive to see us.
While we aren't very far, it's still nice to know that we're just a short drive from the highway. We work hard to be the Melbourne, FL dealer you go back to time after time.
Florida Toyota Dealer Resources
While selling new Toyota and used cars in FL as a Toyota dealer it is our primary business, we are also happy to offer other services. Our Toyota of Melbourne Parts store is loaded with the items that you need to keep your Toyota in great shape. Even if you're not a do it yourself person and would like to have professional maintenance done to your Toyota, we have the team to help. Our Toyota of Melbourne Service department has top trained, highly professional technicians keeping Toyota vehicles on Florida roads for as long as possible.
Collisions happen, which is why having a reliable Toyota of Melbourne Body Shop handy is convenient and an easy way to make things right. We can help in any regard and offer honest quotes and advice for moving forward.
If it's a used car or truck that you need, we encourage you to check out our Used Toyota of Melbourne inventory. As a Melbourne, FL Toyota dealer we specialize in Toyota, but we have used cars and used trucks of nearly every make and model available as well. To help you get into your used car or truck or new car, our Toyota of Melbourne Car Loan center has lenders available to get you the right rate and term to fill your needs.Our experienced sales staff is eager to share its knowledge and enthusiasm with you. We encourage you to browse our online inventory, schedule a test drive and investigate financing options. You can also request more information about a vehicle using our online form. If you don't see a particular vehicle, click on CarFinder and complete the form. We will gladly inform you when a matching car arrives. If you'd like a see a vehicle in person, click on Dealership: Directions for step-by-step driving instructions to our location, or give us a call. We look forward to serving you!
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Sales Recruiter – Jeremy K. Smith
In this How I Got My Job interview (mp3, 17:53, 16.3 MB), Jeremy K. Smith shares how he got his job as a Sales Recruiter for Total Quality Logistics. Confidence and believing in himself were keys to his success.
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About Jeremy
Jeremy K. Smith is a proud Cincinnatian and self proclaimed social media enthusiast. He feels social media is more than Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. It is a way of marketing, branding, connecting, learning, creating and sharing regardless of space or time.
His professional accomplishments with Cintas, Total Quality Logistics and community involvement earned him the 2009 "Reaching for the Stars Leaders of the Future". Cincinnati's top professionals 30 years of age and under are presented this award annually.
In 2010 the "2nd Annual MLK, Jr. Blood Drive", was nationally recognized by Americas Blood Centers as the Most Creative Blood Drive of the year. Jeremy conceived, planned and executed this program along with representatives from Hoxworth Blood Center, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc, and Then National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
Jeremy has serves on several boards including: Mayor Mallory's Young Professional Kitchen Cabinet (YPKC), Queen City Foundation, Healey Society (St. Xavier H.S. Minority Alumni), Miami University's Vision Advisory Council.
Motto: "No one will deny me. No one will defy me, and no one will tell me who and what I am or can be. Believing will change my world"
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how he got a job as an Educator and web-based training creator for a former employer. Never burn bridges and stay in touch with former coworkers.
+ Websites mentioned:
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+++ LinkedIn group: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=102144
+++ Website: http://www.elearningguild.com/
++ eProficiency (Lectora Learning tips): http://eproficiency.com/
++ TriVantis Corporation (Lectora Developer): http://www.trivantis.com/
++ Health Alliance of Cincinnati: http://www.health-alliance.com/
++ Health Alliance Jobs site: http://www.health-alliance.com/jobs/
+ Kevin Imfeld is an Educator with a large health care system in the greater Cincinnati area. He trains newly hired workers the proper procedures for using its propriety patient care software. As a skilled in facilitator he has also taught introductory classes in Microsoft Office products. He is an eLearning specialist experienced in using various software packages. His software skills also include Trivantis' Lectora software which he uses to build web based training modules. He has worked as a technical writer for several software companies. He has a Master's degree in Education and is a licensed Middle School Language Arts and Social Studies teacher.
+ He also enjoys reading, writing, music, the great outdoors and spending time with his family.
+ Connect with Kevin on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinimfeld
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Trivia: Test Your Olympic Knowledge
The Summer Olympics begin today, but how well do you know the Games? All this week, Patch will post trivia questions to test your knowledge.
From Michael Phelps winning eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics to Nadia Comăneci receiving the first perfect 10 in 1976, there have been several unforgettable moments in Olympic history.
As hundreds of world-class athletes prepare to compete in the 2012 Summer Olympic Games beginning today, Patch is celebrating the start of the games by posting Olympic trivia questions all this week.
Post your answers in the comments below. We'll post the correct answers by 12 p.m. today.
1. Which country has won at least one gold medal in every Summer Games?
- The United States
- China
- Australia
- Great Britain
2. What colour of medal was presented to the winners in the first modern Olympics in 1896?
- Gold
- Silver
- Bronze
- Copper
3. Who won a gold medal for the 100 meter in 1924 and was featured in the film Chariots of Fire?
- Usain Bolt
- Muhammad Ali
- Harold Abrahams
- Steve Prefontaine
4. Which of these colors is not on the Olympics flag?
- Black
- Blue
- Red
- Brown
Looking for a way to celebrate the Olympics locally? You can find local events for Olympic Fun Day on July 28 on the Let's Move website, which has a page about how to set up your own local Olympics.
Also check out our Directory and Events Calendar for listings of places where you can learn and participate in Olympic sports ranging from basketball to karate, gymnastics, swimming and more.
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Wildlife viewing anywhere in Africa can be spectacular, but some nations have an edge when it comes time to pick a place to go on safari.
With each passing year, airlines are making more and more money on extra fees, but which airlines are collecting the most from each passenger?
London, Paris and New York have been among the world's most visited cities for ages, but lesser-known cities in Asia are attracting a growing number of visitors.
If you want to avoid traffic during your road trip this summer, you may want to bypass these cities.
You could argue that food is as much a part of travel as seeing the sights.
Art lovers have their choice of museums to visit in their travels, but some of them stand head and shoulders above the rest.
Like spending time in the sun, but hate crowds? Consider some of these overlooked Caribbean islands
If you think the Montreal-Toronto air corridor is busy, think again. It's not even close when compared to the world's busiest airline routes.
Singapore's Changi and Amsterdam Schiphol are recognizd as being some of the world's best airports, but what about the world's smaller airports?
Missing a connection because of a late flight is a drag, but with these airlines, it's unlikely to happen.
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A shoplifting suspect who was being pursued by South Milwaukee police was arrested in Oak Creek after he drove his car into wet cement in a construction area Oct. 24.
According to the Oak Creek police log:
About 11:45 a.m., South Milwaukee police reported a 45-year-old Oak Creek man was driving west on Drexel Avenue, approaching Howell Avenue, when he drove over the median and began driving west in the eastbound lanes of traffic. The vehicle finally became disabled after the man drove through wet cement in a construction area near Howell and Drexel avenues.
Construction workers told police the driver and his passenger, an unidentified female, exited the vehicle and fled on foot. Officers found the man in the 8100 block of South Wynona Drive and took him into custody.
The man also was wanted on a Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office warrant for retail theft. He was turned over to South Milwaukee police.
Police were unable to find the woman.
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Opinion > Star Staff
I'm a ninja
It's a good thing I'm a ninja. It came in handy last Saturday during the Dave Matthews Band concert when I had a press pass to photograph the first three songs of the show.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: The Getaway: Fishing, hunting, photography make up a fun, productive trip
One of the most enjoyable aspects of my career as an outdoors writer is having the ability to take you with me on adventures via the written word.
Time for a BBQ holiday
I was lucky enough to travel to Austin recently and spend a few days at the Capitol. Having lived in Austin for seven years during and after college, I know my way around the city fairly well and always look forward to spending a few days there.
A few lessons learned from the election
One of the things many journalists look forward to each year is election season. It always provides excitement and stories on a regular basis, making our job easy.
It's almost vacation time: Here are a variety of places for families to connect
For those of us that love being in the outdoors, family vacation time often includes at least a day or so fishing, along with sightseeing and all the other endeavors common to that special week or two.
Blooming good sounds: Three days, 60 plus bands, and some cultural stuff - so they say
To borrow a line from Tom Petty - "you belong among the wildflowers." Yes, you, there is something for everybody. And though Petty has never graced a stage at the Wildflower! festival, I always think of the song each time I prepare for the festival.
Live and Local: Pizza by the slice
Growing up, pizza night in the Conrad household was fairly simple. Myself and my mom would split a sausage pizza, while my dad and two brothers would split a pepperoni pizza.
Hope Park opening on Saturday
When Hope Park opens this Saturday, the city will see the culmination of several years' worth of work by a group of dedicated Frisco mothers.
Mmm, Pizza
Since I became editor of The Frisco Enterprise last summer, I've driven past Pizzeria Testa countless times.
All I can think of are bad Disney puns
Solo at last? Well, it's not permanent. But for the time being, singer/guitarist Tom Keifer has broken away from his long-time tenure with '80s blues rockers Cinderella. And for the first time since 1983, Keifer is touring with a new band and has a solo album in stores titled, "The Way Life Goes."
Lone Star fishing hotspots: A variety of different lakes for different fish
For almost 14 years, I did a weekly fishing report for a major Texas newspaper.
Lobbyist, laws and liabilities
Has anyone ever noticed that dang-nigh everything except the citizens of Texas has a lobbyist down in Austin? The good news is that situation was recently improved with the formation of the North Texas Citizens Lobby. The organization is made up of conservative citizens from Plano, Lucas, McKinney and Allen. I don't believe there's a paid-for lawyer in the whole bunch.
I heard it on the radio
"Would you like to swing on a star?"
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Aim, set, fire: Get ready for bow season
If you've been thinking about learning to shoot a bow, there's no better time than early summer to begin.
New toys and Youtwitface
I had a yard sale a while back. I love yard sales. You can meet a lot of interesting people at yard sales. I noticed that about half the folks who showed up at my yard sale were using one arm to pick through my treasures. All of them had another arm but the hand at the end of it was useless since it was holding a cell phone next to their ear.
Serving the gaucho way of life: New restaurant sets Brazilian roots in Frisco
Frisco has a new restaurant in town, and it's a cut above the rest.
Parrottville in Paradise: Jimmy Buffett returns to usher in springtime
Suntan lotion - check.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Grizzly Man: A month with the bears
Each September for many years, I've headed to Colorado's high country with my bow to enjoy hunting elk and bear with my longtime friend Larry Large, who has guided in the mountains for most of his adult life.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Wild hog expo a huge success: Outdoors celebrities descend on Waco
Anyone with the least bit of doubt about how popular hunting wild hogs and predators is in the Lone Star state need only to have been in Waco this past week end at the First Annual Predator and Wild Hog Expo, held at the Waco Convention Center.
Let's stop trashing candidates! Vicious attacks should not be the rule
Editor's note: While this is a column centered on Flower Mound, its message can fit every city we cover. Enjoy.
Back to the basics
For anyone looking for a weekend getaway without spending most of your money on gas or airfare, look no further than Erwin Park in McKinney. This is the perfect time to pack up the family and head out to the middle of nowhere for a weekend of roughing it while the climate is still favorable.
Pigs fly off the hoof
Pigs. They're what's for dinner. And fun!
Appreciating local music
I wasn't in town for Record Store Day on Saturday, so I unfortunately missed out on the limited edition Old 97's/Waylon Jennings vinyl that was released.
I'm full
Last week, two colleagues and I went to Estilo Ga�cho, a Brazilian steakhouse located in front of Stonebriar Centre Mall, for a media event. Not being a "foodie," I didn't know what to expect, but it's safe to say I left happy.
My offal experience
I am probably not what you would call a foodie. I do love trying new foods, but a newspaper reporter's salary doesn't lend itself to dining at expensive restaurants that focus on innovative cuisine.
Return to 'Freak 'n' Roll'? Or has time left The Black Crowes a freak show?
There's a little nerd in all of us
Last week I wrote a "Get Out of Town" feature about the 33rd annual Scarborough Renaissance Festival. What I didn't reveal to you, however, was that I myself had never actually been to such an event. "How could she write about something she's never experienced firsthand?" you might ask. Well, I asked myself that very same question and began to regret never going to the Georgia Renaissance Festivals of my past while growing up in Atlanta. A friend of mine was even an actor for many years there and loved sharing his experiences with the rest of us, none of whom had the Ren bug but always enjoyed the yarns he spun.
Outdoor cooking made easy: Prepping meat or a complete meal simpler than ever
For most of my adult life, I've enjoyed camp cooking and often serve as camp cook on our high country elk and bear hunts in northern Colorado.
It's baseball season
The Texas Rangers opened their season on Sunday with an embarrassing loss to the Houston Astros, the worst team in the MLB last year. Luckily for us, however, that bad taste can be erased.
Use our website
Editor's Note: This column was written for readers of the print edition of The Frisco Enterprise. It probably won't have the same impact to anyone reading this version, as it's on The Enterprise's website.
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No. 5 EMCC earns 11th win with 27-24 Mississippi Bowl victory over Arizona Western |
BILOXI – The fifth-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community College capped the most successful football season in school history by holding on for a 27-24 victory over No. 6 Arizona Western College Sunday afternoon in the 2009 Mississippi Bowl played at Biloxi Indian Stadium. With the victory in Biloxi's second annual bowl event, head coach Buddy Stephens' 11-1 EMCC Lions established a new all-time school standard for most wins in a season, breaking the previous mark of 10-1-1 set by Hall of Fame head coach Bob "Bull" Sullivan's 1963 EMJC squad. The 1963 campaign also marked the last time the Lions had appeared in a postseason bowl game prior to this year. East Mississippi's first bowl appearance in 46 years began in spectacular fashion for the designated home team, as sophomore wide receiver Derrick Steele of Utica returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a score. The extra point was missed by Brett Spencer. Steele helped put the Lions on top 13-0 later in the period by taking a Randall Mackey screen pass 56 yards to the end zone with 5:41 remaining in the opening quarter. The Yuma-based Matadors got on the board three minutes later with freshman Reggie Bullock plunging in from 1 yard out. In what started out as another apparent shootout for the Lions, Mackey threw for his second touchdown of the first quarter by connecting with sophomore Cedrick Blanks of Meridian on a 27-yard scoring toss. Blanks' first touchdown catch of the season and resulting PAT gave EMCC the 20-7 lead to close out the first period of play. The second quarter marked the beginning of a change of momentum, as Arizona Western scored twice to cut the deficit to 20-17 heading into intermission. Bullock's 10-yard touchdown run early in the period was followed by a 26-yard field goal by AWC's Othello Kossigbo coming at the 1:05 mark. The 9-2 Matadors, regular-season champions of the Western States Football League, continued their run of 17 unanswered points when Bullock tallied his third scoring run of the afternoon – from 36 yards out – to give the visitors their first lead of the day at 24-20 with 12:51 left in the third quarter. Entering the contest leading the NJCAA in rushing yards per game (162.1 yds/gm), Bullock finished the afternoon with 116 yards on 29 carries, while raising his season's total to 20 rushing touchdowns. Arizona Western squandered an opportunity to increase its lead following a bad snap on an EMCC punt attempt that gave the Matadors the ball at the 30-yard line. After completing a fourth-and-10 pass conversion followed by a successful third-and-14 pass play to set up a prime first-and-goal opportunity from the 8-yard line, AWC was stymied by the Lions' defensive front on three straight run attempts. To make matters worse for the Matadors, Kossigbo's 25-yard field-goal attempt missed left. The Lions, first-time champions of the Mississippi Association of Community & Junior Colleges, channeled the defensive stop into a 15-play, 80-yard scoring drive that culminated with Mackey finding sophomore Lance Lewis on a 5-yard lob pass in the left corner of the end zone on the final play of the third quarter. The eventual game-winning play resulted in Lewis' 16th scoring grab of the season and Mackey's 32nd touchdown toss of 2009. Arizona Western made another bid to knot the score on its next drive, but this time Kossigbo missed right on a 31-yard field-goal attempt with 10:39 remaining in the contest. As they did previously, the Lions looked to turn the misfortune into additional points. However, EMCC's resulting 16-play drive was halted on a third-and-five play when Mackey was sacked and removed from the game with an injured left shoulder. The Lions couldn't convert on the subsequent fourth-and-eight attempt, and AWC took over on its own 16-yard line. After relying on its offense to pull out many victories throughout the season, EMCC's defense would secure the school's first-ever, 11-win season with a pair of pass interceptions over the final four minutes of the contest. First, freshman safety Izauea Lanier, of Gordo, Ala., picked off AWC's Brandon Gorsuch at midfield and returned his fourth pick of the year to the 19-yard line. With Mackey still out of the game, the Lions went four-and-out and surrendered the ball back to the Matadors on their own 22-yard line. Despite being slowed by a pair of delay-of-game penalties and an 8-yard sack of Gorsuch by EMCC's John Rice, Arizona Western mounted a potential scoring drive by converting on a key third-and-23 pass play and later on a clutch fourth-and-10 pass conversion over the middle of the field. However, the Lions' T.J. Ballou, a converted wide receiver and a former University of Alabama walk-on from Northeast Lauderdale High School, sealed the three-point victory with his first collegiate pass interception coming with 46 seconds left on the game clock. With three receptions for 68 yards on the day, including the 56-yard scoring grab following his game-opening, 90-yard kickoff return, Steele was named EMCC's Offensive MVP for the game. Sophomore defensive end Claude Davis was chosen the Lions' Defensive MVP. Mackey, a two-time NJCAA Region 23 Offensive MVP, was also presented a post-game honor by the Mississippi Bowl Committee as the MVP of EMCC's 2009 state championship team after completing 26-of-34 passes for 226 yards and three touchdowns against Arizona Western. The Louisiana native also ran for a team-high 49 yards on 10 carries in the Mississippi Bowl victory. |
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