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Why Nations Trade
Twelfth graders explore the trade systems around the world. In this World Economy lesson, 12th graders compare and contrast different types of economies. Students interpret different graphs.
The 13 Originals: Exploring the Who, When, Where, and Why Behind the 13 Original Colonies of Early America
Discover the stories behind each of the thirteen stripes on the American flag with this straightforward presentation. Complete with learning objectives, discussion questions, and solid information about each of the original thirteen colonies, this slideshow would be a great resource for covering this time period in only a few class sessions.
Putting a Spin on Current Events
Students explore the artistic value of propaganda. In this visual arts lesson, students analyze antique artistic pieces for their political agenda perpetuation. Students discuss propaganda techniques of the past to today prior to designing propaganda posters for current political leaders.
Tunnels: Underground Marvels
Learners examine tunnels that have been constructed over time and explore the technology that is involved in constructing them. In this investigative lesson students use the Internet to research a given category and come up with questions to use in a game.
Cosmic Poetry: Words and Ideas Bring the Cosmos to Life
Sixth graders study the cosmos and their thoughts and feelings about the universe. In this cosmic poetry lesson students create a venue where they can "safely" ask questions and discuss ideas.
Figures of Speech: A Midsummer Night's Dream
High school readers analyze figures of speech in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with support from a two-page worksheet. They respond to four multi-step questions regarding the use of metaphors, similes, hyperbole, and irony in the play.
Why Nations Trade
Students explore the concept of international trade. In this economics lesson, students read the 2 provided handouts about international trade and then discuss their content.
Anthropologists: Puzzlers of Past Peoples
Sixth graders examine the role of anthropologists. In groups, they compare and contrast two different groups of civilizations. Using primary source documents, they discover how various cultures and ideas spread throughout the world. As a class, they also discuss how new research can change history.
Encountering Very Different Ways of Life
High schoolers consider cultural conflict. For this Peace Corps lesson, students read "Help! My Father is Coming!" and "The Visit to the Vijay's," of Jim Toner's Serendib. High schoolers discuss the literary elements of the pieces as well as the cross-cultural experiences of the characters in the pieces.
Who was affected by North American Colonization and How?
Conduct research on various aspects of American Colonization and explore how different groups were affected, including those involved in the Salem Witch Trials. Your class will read books, write journals, participate in class discussion, make foods, play games and develop class presentations.
Robert Boyle and Experimental Methods
Students discuss the difference between the Baconian inductive method and the Aristotelian deductive approaches. They complete a given set of questions then discuss them with the class.
From Kakawa to Chocolate: The Evolution of Chocolate Throughout History
Students explore the history of chocolate and its consumption. In this chocolate history lesson, students discover how industrialization changed the way humans consume chocolate. Students use the provided worksheet to note details they learn about chocolate consumption through the centuries.
Breaching the Gulf Between Cultures
Students explore the dynamics, the challenges, and the rewards of adjusting to a new culture through the reading of "Help! My Father is Coming" and "The Visit to Vijay's". In this social culture lesson, students carousel brainstorm about quotations from the story. Students write journals about making judgments about people and places.
Colonial Music
Second graders examine colonial music. In this historical perspectives lesson plan, 2nd graders explore primary sources available from the Library of Congress that feature colonial music. Students create skits featuring the music. Analysis of best practices and technology integration articles are included to further support the teacher of this lesson plan.
What's Right and Wrong? Moral Messages in Art
Students explore the Steen and Mount paintings and their presentation of moral issues. They discuss ethical debates in society today and write a short position paper on an issue raised by the paintings or in the discussion. They make a collage.
American Indian Technologies
Fourth graders research particular Ohio American Indian tribes. Each student within each group takes on the role of cultural storyteller or historian, and is responsible for researching and communicating the skills, knowledge and artifacts of one of five facets of technology used by that tribe.
Trade in the Indian Ocean: Should China End Zheng He's Treasure Voyages?
Students examine the amount of trade that occurs in the Indian Ocean. Using China as an example, they discuss the reasons why it ended its treasure voyages in the area and predict what would have happened if the voyages continued. They use a map to trace Indian Ocean trade routes.
History and Government of Canada
In this Canadian geography worksheet, learners read about how Canada developed and governs itself. Students take notes and answer 4 short answer comprehension questions as they read the selection.
Haiku Straw Painting
Students explore haiku poetry, have the experience of writing a haiku, and make an ink painting to enhance the haiku.
Criminal or Hero
Fifth graders explore the origins of slavery. For this US History lesson, 5th graders create a map of the United States that shows where slavery existed. Students examine the life of a Northern slave through the use of a video.


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Itâs a town where country music legends were made and countless classic songs were penned, where a tight-knit community of pickers honed their chops in smoky bars and honky-tonks.
Sound like Nashville? Not even close.
Two thousand miles from Music City in Bakersfield, Calif., a town full of talent â whose residents included Buck Owens and Merle Haggard â crafted an amplified, lean-and-mean brand of country music throughout the â40s, â50s and â60s. That sound and its continuing influence are celebrated in a brand-new exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame, The Bakersfield Sound: Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and California Country, which opened Friday.
Fans of Haggard and Owens will find plenty of fascinating artifacts to pore over, but Bakersfield â narrated via video by Dwight Yoakam â also celebrates the sceneâs under-sung heroes and trailblazers, including musician and disc jockey Bill Woods, whoâs considered âThe Father of the Bakersfield Sound.â
âIt lets us tell (Owens and Haggardâs) story and the indelible mark that they made on popular music, but show the larger context from which they emerged,â says exhibit co-curator Michael Gray. âThey didnât emerge out of a vacuum. There was this larger, interesting scene happening all around them that set the stage.â

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19 Epic Pictures Of The Monster Thunderstorm That Shook Sydney
A massive thunderstorm rolled across Sydney. Photos were snapped.
A massive thunderstorm rolled across Sydney. Photos were snapped.
Cash out with pride Down Under. Bank redesigns ATMs for Sydney Mardi Gras.
This is a scientific test. It is important that you know this now.
Everyone was born somewhere: doesn't mean you have to stay.
Croc-A-Dyke-Dundee! Screening from February 13-23, these are the MGFF movies not to be missed in 2014.
He's at least the best bucket drummer. Yes, he plays BUCKETS.
The New Year's Eve event to be held at the newly opened Wet'n'Wild Sydney has been cancelled just hours before it was due to start. People are not happy.
Where are the bloomin' onions?
Or any tourist destination. It's the price you pay.
100 fires are burning around Australia's biggest city. "As bad as it gets"
A world champion beatboxer, Tom Thum, took his impressive talent to the Ted Talks in Sydney and blew away the crowd with his performance. The former graffiti artist and b-boy from Brisbane talked about how he's able to use his phone as the ultimate instrument.
Sydney isn't all about the harbour and Opera House.
In Sydney, the bright algae — which is non-toxic but can still irritate skin — has closed some beaches to swimmers.
Vivid Sydney is an 18 day festival of light and music happening right now. Here are some of the coolest light installations from this year and years past. (via mymodernmet.com).
Spidey's most dangerous foe yet! This is an untitled piece from Australian artist Stephen Birch at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.
It's like an arboreal corgi. Just wait until the last image smacks you in the face with a fattie dose of awww.
In what was surely just a camera flash away from a gory trampling rampage, resulting in Robert Pattinson's face being even flatter and weirder than usual, here's RPat and ReSpoon (that's your new tabloid nickname, Reese Witherspoon) posing with a weeping pachyderm. A ham-fisted photo-op promoting "Water for Elephants" in Sydney. More over at Celebuzz. Use our Photo Editor at the bottom of the page to put the Crying Elephant in a sad photo of your choosing! View List ›
Like a vampire covered in glitter and sweat, Ke$ha made a shocking performance at Future Music Festival in Sydney when she drank a blood-like substance from a heart. Well, shocking if food coloring and corn syrup can be considered shocking. What I want to know is where can I get a squeeze bottle heart? View List ›
Two Australian student lovers were caught bangin' in a Sydney clock tower. They managed this sexxxy feat at 3:30pm in the afternoon, in front of a crowd! But still, not a single newspaper in the world can identify who they are (yet). Was it you?! View Image ›
The Kleenex Silk Touch Tissue Tree can be found next to Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art. The Kleenex tree is swathed in silk and has 700 blossoms that dispense tissues to passerby. Presumably so that they can more easily wipe away their tears about the ever-increasing blurring of the boundaries between art and advertising. Watch Video ›


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The Kokomo Post 6 baseball team rolled through the competition in winning the American Legion Muncie Sectional. The Sixers went 4-0 in the tournament and outscored their opponents 51-15.
Now, the Sixers return home for a regional tournament and the competition looks considerably tougher.
Kokomo (25-8) faces Bristol Post 143 (21-11) in the opener at 5 p.m. today at CFD Investments Stadium in Highland Park. Lafayette Post 11 (25-13) will meet St. Leon Post 464 in the nightcap at approximately 7:30 p.m. The double-elimination tourney will continue Saturday and Sunday and the survivor will advance to the state finals next week in Madison.
Bristol is located in northern Elkhart County and St. Leon is making the trek up from Dearborn County in the southeastern part of the state.
"There are three outstanding teams from all over the state coming into Kokomo. It's going to be a challenge for the Post 6 players and it should be a really tough and well-played regional," Kokomo manager Don Spall said.
The Sixers are clicking on all cylinders. They have won eight straight games and 17 of their last 19.
"We're on a roll," Spall said. "In the sectional, we had a .326 team batting average and six different people hit home runs. Our pitching was really good too. The four starters were able to go deep into their games and we didn't have to exhaust our bullpen. We played really well."
Kokomo is averaging 8.4 runs and 10 hits per game. Craig Dollens (.390), Andrew Quinnette (.385), Tyler Fisher (.361) and Ross Love (.359) lead the attack. They have combined for 15 home runs. Quinnette has driven in 29 runs, Dollens follows with 27 RBI and Fisher and Love each has driven in 26 runs.
Jordan Kucholick will start on the mound against Bristol. He owns a 3-1 record and a 2.00 ERA. Kyle Dillon (3-0, 2.03 ERA) will start the Sixers' second game and Love (4-3, 2.46) and Nick Sale (4-2, 3.03) round out the starting rotation. Cameron Cunningham (5-0, two saves, 1.02 ERA) anchors a rock-solid bullpen.
Kokomo beat Bristol 3-2 in a regular-season game on July 5 at Highland Park to start its hot stretch of play. The Sixers led 2-1 after seven innings, but Bristol knotted the score in the eighth. The Sixers scored on an error in the bottom of the ninth to take the win.
Spall is expecting another hard-fought contest tonight.
"Last year, we opened [the regional] with Bristol and they cleaned our clocks. I think if anything should give the Post 6 players any motivation, it's the fact we get a rematch with Bristol at Highland Park in the regional," he said.
Kokomo and Lafayette met five times in the regular season. Lafayette won three of the games. Kokomo did not play St. Leon.
Regional schedule:
Double-elimination tourney, at CFD Investments Stadium in Highland Park
5 p.m. — Game 1, Bristol Post 143 vs. Kokomo Post 6
+7:30 p.m. — Game 2, Lafayette Post 11 vs. St. Leon Post 464
12:30 p.m. — Game 3, Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner
+3 p.m. — Game 4, Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser
+7 p.m. — Game 5, Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 winner
5 p.m. — Game 6, Game 3 winner vs. Game 5 winner
+7:30 p.m. — Game 7, Game 6 rematch, if necessary
+ Approximate times.
Ticket info
Adult tickets are $5, student tickets are $2 and weekend passes are $12.
August 2, 2007
Kokomo Post 6 hosts regional
Berth at state on the line
- Sports
- Carley O'Neal is Athlete of the Week O'Neal turned in a strong all-around game to help Western beat Evansville Mater Dei 38-35 in the Class 3A state championship for the Panthers' first state title.
- Sports briefs for Monday, March 10 Kokomo High School product D.J. Balentine earned a spot on the Missouri Valley Conference's all-tournament team for men's basketball.
- Western beats Mater Dei for Class 3A state crown TERRE HAUTE -- Western's girls basketball team entered Saturday's Class 3A state finals matchup with Evansville Mater Dei as a heavy underdog. And, judging from what was on paper, Panthers coach Chris Keisling couldn't blame pundits for feeling that
- Western's Black perseveres TERRE HAUTE -- When Raven Black first learned the news that she'd have to move from Taylor schools to Western early in her junior year of school, she remembered feeling dejected. She wasn't even sure if she was going to continue to play basketball.
- Wildkats beat Mavs in OT to rule sectional Kokomo's boys basketball team had Memorial Gym buzzing with excitement this weekend.
- Blue Devils add to sectional reign Tipton added a new chapter to its long and proud boys basketball history on Saturday night. The Blue Devils won their 24th sectional championship, but for the first time a graduating class of seniors went 4-for-4 in winning sectionals.
- Big second period lifts Rossville past Carroll SHARPSVILLE - A big second quarter provided all the momentum Rossville needed in staking its claim on the Class A Sectional 54 title against Carroll at Tri-Central Saturday night. The Hornets outscored the Cougars 22-12 in the second period, pushing
- Sports briefs for Sunday, March 9 Northwestern gymnast Amber Miller fared well in the Lafayette Jeff Sectional on Saturday.
- MARTINO: Hang on, spring is right around the corner Do you remember the winter of 2012? That's right, we didn't have one. We went from fall straight to spring. The thermometer hit 70 in February and by March, many were mowing grass.
- Fast-starting Kings win sectional NORTH MANCHESTER -- The Lewis Cass Kings are back on top in sectional play. The seventh-ranked Kings took their opponents' best shots in sectional but still came out on top. They captured their first title in seven years with a 69-53 win over Oak Hil
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Getting to know The Rauch Foundation
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The Rauch Foundation, an organization founded by family and dedicated to the communities both on Long Island and in Maryland that it calls home, has been providing funding to nonprofit organizations on Long Island for over 40 years. In addition, the foundation conducts and disseminates groundbreaking research through its support of the Long Island Index, and has been a source of influence and change in the lives of many throughout the Long Island community. We spoke with Nancy Rauch Douzinas, the organization's president.
What is the Rauch Foundation?
We are a family foundation that focuses on three separate areas: helping disadvantaged young children get a better start in life; supporting programs for the natural environment in both Long Island and Maryland; and fostering and building management skills in the nonprofit sector. Rather than run programs, we support them and these programs in turn impact thousands of Long Islanders.
How do you choose which programs to fund?
We look for programs that are effective, have room for growth and will benefit the entire community. We support organizations that are focused on early-childhood interventions for those who are economically disadvantaged, are at-risk of not succeeding and that seek to improve the services given to these children. Environmentally, our efforts on Long Island are geared toward improving air and water quality, along with focusing on the Island's energy needs. We are also involved in helping nonprofit organizations on Long Island become more efficient, more strategic and able to achieve their governance and fundraising goals.
Six years ago we convened a group of Long Islanders to discuss the key problems facing our region. Those discussions led to the creation of the Long Island Index, an annual report on the overall health of the region, which the foundation has been funding since its inception.
What accomplishment are you most proud of?
The Long Island Index. It's an unbiased collection of facts and figures, presented in the hope that, with good information, it is possible to help move policy. It is our effort to give the government, business and civic leaders, and the people of Long Island a common platform of understanding about the challenges we face as a region and allows people to grasp where we stand economically, educationally, environmentally and more. The information contained in the Index enables the community to think about our region as a whole and make better decisions for the future of Long Island.
What would you say is the biggest challenge of the Rauch Foundation?
Influencing people and organizations to make change. Long Island needs to operate more as a team, work together and intersect all of our ideas. The aim of the Index itself is to bring people and organizations together and look at the same information, to share ideas on how to succeed and to break down the barriers that political fragmentation has created on Long Island. Our region is separated by race, income and ethnicity. This has resulted in fragmenting our school districts and impedes our ability to provide the best programs and services for all our children and the community in general. The challenge goes beyond disseminating the information to people. It's getting them to do something about it.
What advice would you give to the Long Island community?
Work together toward implementing change. For example, nonprofits need to think outside the box, consolidate, take risks, think bigger and work differently to really stay successful and manage in such a tough economy. The community needs to come together and push the policymakers toward a different way of doing things. Long Island's future depends on change. We've supplied the informational component, now we need the rest of the community to help move Long Island forward.
Address: 229 Seventh St., Suite 306, Garden City 11530
President: Nancy Rauch Douzinas
Phone: (516) 873-9808
Web sites: www.rauchfoundation.org; www.longislandindex.org
Founded: 1961
Paid staff: 6
Annual budget: $4 million
Fundraised budget: Foundation has endowed assets
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Simply the BEST GF restaurant I've seen in travels all over the world. This place should be Mecca for anyone with a good sensitivity. They also sell products and offer training, cooking classes, etc. top notch food and stellar service!
LOVE Nourish. Everything is GFCFSF and to die for! The BLT wrap, chicken spring rolls, raw veg pasta, and sweet potato fries are among my favorites, along with every desert.
Amazing food!! Will be coming back for sure!
Excellent food and wonderful knowledgable staff and service! Will stop in every time I'm in town.
I had their burger with sweet pototo fries! It was cooked to perfection! The owner is celiac so she really does understand the issues that goes along with our eating! All food is made there and bread is sourced local as possible -- the bun was the best bun I have had since going GF! You will not have any regrets about eating there-now waiting on dessert to come--yum!! Staff is very friendly and always double checks any allergies issues! Very impressed with them!!
Loved it!! So nice to go to a restuarant that understands gluten free and has great food. The menu has so much to choose from. Highly recommend.
Innovative menu, super friendly staff, lovely patio. If you are GF, this is a fantastic place. We will definitely be back!
Amazing!! Everything on the menu rocks! I have never been more thrilled to visit a restaurant! It's all gluten and soy-free and almost every item is dairy-free. There are paleo and raw options as well and they do an incredible job making healthy food taste delicious!
We had a wonderful meal at Nourish recently. They're exclusively gluten-free facility meant I could eat my meal without wondering if I would have an issue with the food. The Raw Apple Crisp was excellent, too. The decor is more like a local lunch counter/cafe, but the food totally made up for any lack in the atmosphere. I would definitely go back again.
Really love the way they use local & seasonal ingredients. Sweet potato & avocado salad by far my favorite. Fries are really good.
great service, awesome gf dedicated facility. they also label vegan, vegetarian, dairy free, corn free, and others! the food was very yummie and large portions!
Best place in the Valley as far as we are concerned. Amazing and truly gourmet food that is safe, clean and so pretty you want to take a picture of it. Love, love, love it.
"Where you're not the freak at the table" - their slogan sums it up well. so many options! heavily involved in the gluten free community and center their business theme around healthy living! They often have or host public events (i have yet to attend one). I would say their prices are reasonable, but I couldn't afford to go there all the time - even if I were closer. I go there every chance I get. They could get more friendly wait staff. Its not bad service, just not the personable experience I would expect considering their demographic and targeted audience.
Ah so wonderful! Fabulous cross contamination prevention- everything can be gf and it's amazing and so safe. You will not have to worry. They also have Julia's cupcakes and cinnamon rolls and other deserts by innocent indulgence. So good! We gotta keep this place in business!!
I love this place more than is healthy for one person to love a restaurant. So many amazing gluten-free choices. Everything is fresh and tasty. You're not missing out on good taste (and certainly not missing out on nutrition) by going here. Seriously, a must visit in AZ.
Everything on the menu is gf from pizza to meatball subs to sweet potato waffle fries. The best gf cinnamon roll! The chocolate chip cookies are also a favorite of mine.
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From left; Mr. Marzouq J. Al Marzouq (Chairman – Paragon Marketing Communications) and Mr. Louai Alasfahani (CEO & Chief Creative Officer – Paragon International) holding Kuwait's first and only CSR award.
Kuwait' most awarded agency Paragon Wins Kuwait's First CSR Award as "The best company organizing and executing CSR media campaigns" category.
KUWAIT: Under the auspices of and with the attendance of the Honorable Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr. Jassem Mohammad AlKharafi; Paragon Marketing Communications – Kuwait received a standing ovation for winning in Kuwait's coveted first Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Award for their dedication to the reinforcement of social values and for their noble services to the Kuwaiti society in a special ceremony held on the 22nd of January, 2008 at Sheikha Salwa AL-Sabah hall. Accepting the award on behalf of Paragon was its CEO Mr. Marzouk Jassem Al Marzouk who stated "We have always succeeded in leading the initiative towards the commencement of the positive change in our community through a continues strategic non-profit awareness program launched since Paragon's inception more than six-year back as part of our business strategy" he added "our awareness campaigns featured TV, Cinema, Out-Of-Home and print media vehicles as the media mix for anti-smoking, anti-drugs, anti-pollution, water/electricity preservation and most recently breast cancer campaigns. We are thrilled that our efforts have been successful in raising public awareness and that our work has been recognized by this award". It is worth mentioning that Paragon's SCR awareness campaigns have also earned them international awards and reputation which indicates the quality of work as well as their dedication to community services. Dr. Yagoub AlKandari the Head of the CSR Award Assembly stated in a congratulation letter to Paragon marketing Communications that "Paragon's entree was selected by the judging panel as the best company in the companies organizing and executing CSR media campaigns category" he further added that "your activity in this area in the country is recognized, and we would like to thank you for being a good role model to other companies". On this occasion Mrs. Diana Dimitrova Media Manager at Paragon Marketing Communications Kuwait office elaborated that "To ensure that Kuwaiti youth have access to training and development opportunities Paragon has also played active roles in supporting the initiatives of Lothan Youth Achievement Center (LOYAC) for the fourth consecutive year, mentored Kuwaiti interns from the American University of Sharja, Woman Cultural Society, Kuwait University and others as well as supporting PAWS". The managing partner/Chief Creative Officer of Paragon Marketing Communications Mr. Louai Alasfahani extended his thanks on behalf of his team to the judging committee for their professionalism, to the various media for supporting their awareness campaigns and to the organizers for their initiative.


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Robert Neal
Position: RB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 254 lbs.
Born: August 26, 1962 in Key West, FL
College: Miami (FL) (school history) (Neal college stats)
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 3rd round (82nd overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11136th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Real Time-- Young armed robbers seeking money for drugs burst into a convenience store, and a simple hold-up escalates into wholesale homicide!
Assembled entirely from security footage, squad-car cam and news team footage... digitally enhanced... REAL TIME is a unique experiment in non-stop terror that takes YOU inside a hostage crisis. From the award-winning filmmakers behind the acclaimed MOMMY, REAL TIME is the first feature to fully utilize the interactive potential of DVD, with an alternate view for every shot... making REAL TIME a movie that can be watched again and again... and never the same way twice! Leonard Maltin calls REAL TIME "an innovative ultra-low-budget movie!" and "true interactivity: you can select any angle at any time.!" |
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A pair of desperate young men hold up a convenience store seeking easy money, only to have everything go wrong. Soon a hostage crisis has developed and a media circus is in full swing, leading to a tense, dramatic conclusion. REAL TIME consists entirely of footage from security and news cameras, with enough footage for the viewer to choose multiple perspectives for any scene.
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There was no proof that I was involved [in Crashgate] in Singapore ... I was not involved at all The world according to Flavio Briatore April 28, 2013
That is something you do in karting, and normally you grow out of it An unimpressed Jenson Button after team-mate Sergio Perez's challenge during the Bahrain Grand Prix April 21, 2013
He's been very polite so far this year ... he needs to toughen up McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh on the uninspiring start by new driver Sergio Perez April 14, 2013
Sometimes the truth is not what the people want to hear because as you can see controversy is more popular than the truth Sebastian Vettel continues to dig a hole for himself April 11, 2013
I don't see any people in the world who could disobey their company and not be sanctioned Lotus team principal Eric Boullier slates Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull for the team orders saga April 6, 2013
If any Indian has to be in F1 in future it would be either me or Narain Modesty from former f1 driver Karun Chandhok April 5, 2013
Show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser Bernie Ecclestone tries to justify Sebastian Vettel's actions at the Malaysian Grand Prix March 28, 2013
Webber/Vettel saga has been brilliant for F1. Heated debate still raging the Thursday after race. You can't buy that kind of publicity Martin Brundle with a different take on events at the Malaysian Grand Prix March 28, 2013
I didn't want to be favoured, I just wanted equality. They didn't even offer to favour me, but I just wanted to make the point that I am not a driver that comes and requests that like a lot of other drivers do Lewis Hamilton counters claims he has the No. 1 status at Mercedes after the quicker Nico Rosberg was told not to pass him in the Malaysian Grand Prix March 26, 2013
He put his interests beyond what the team's position was. We'll take about this behind closed doors -- it is not the end of the matter. He and I will be having future discussions Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reacts to Sebastian Vettel ignoring team orders on his way to victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix March 24, 2013
The team made a decision to get the car to the end. But Seb made his own decisions and will have protection. That's the way it goes A very unhappy Mark Webber after Sebastian Vettel ignored team orders and overtook him to win the Malaysian Grand Prix March 24, 2013
I had a very short word with Mark and then it hit me quite hard and I realised that I f****d up Sebastian Vettel tries to apologise for his decision to ignore team orders and pass Mark Webber March 24, 2013
Stay off the kerbs, Adrian. Stay off the kerbs.
No KERS?
No, KERBS. KERBS as in the side of the track.
An entertaining exchange between Adrian Sutil and his race engineer during practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix
March 22, 2013
We all know the way things are and there is an understanding that it is not OK Jenson Button says it as it is about the new McLaren March 17, 2013
Deferring the completion of qualifying until Sunday morning means that I won't now be able to go for coffee on the beach Jenson Button on a serious consequence of the rain in Melbourne March 16, 2013
As of today we are clearly struggling A glum McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh admits all is not well on the eve of the first race March 15, 2013
The freedom I have in this team is phenomenal. It is a very open team, free team, and a team that will do anything for you Jenson Button reacts to Lewis Hamilton's complaints about his time at McLaren March 14, 2013
The grand prix is a failed business model. If someone wants to take it over, [they] should give it to private enterprise and let them run it and make or lose money Peter Logan, spokesman for the Albert Park protest group, resumes the annual debate over the financial model behind the Australian Grand Prix March 13, 2013
I am comfortable with who I am. I don't need someone telling me. If someone doesn't accept me for who I am, that is their problem Lewis Hamilton turn on the charm again March 12, 2013
It will frustrate the diehard fans, but we're going to reinforce the basics so we don't alienate anybody ...other than the millions who have been following the sport for more than an hour. NBC's Will Buxton on plans for F1 coverage in the USA March 11, 2013


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Who Is Bruno Mars Dating?
During his 2014 Grammy acceptance speech, Bruno Mars thanked his brothers, his dad, and… Jessica? Those that keep up with Bruno know that "Jessica" is his girlfriend — as in, model Jessica Caban, who was sitting in the audience.
We're not sure how long these two have been dating, but rumors about them have been flying since about 2011. At the time, the pair wouldn't confirm or deny a relationship, but they appear to be very much an item now. In 2013, Bruno even admitted that almost losing her inspired the 2012 song "When I Was Your Man"!
While the couple seem to have had their ups and downs, they appeared to be in full force at the Grammys! They looked super-adorable arm-in-arm in the front row.
Want to know more about Jessica? Here's a primer:
She Modeled For Steve Madden. If Jessica looks super-familiar to you, it's because one of her more visible campaigns was for SteveMadden.com. She modeled the designer's women's apparel line.
She's Breaking Into Acting. Jessica says that she caught some flack for her first film role, 2010's Are You For Great Sex ("I didn't get naked," she clarifies), but she hinted at some juicy roles coming up. She also starred with Bruno in Bruno Mars' Whatta Man.
She Was a Runner-Up in the JLO Model Search. Way back in 2002, Jennifer Lopez did a nationwide search for models for her then-new clothing line. Jessica finished as a runner-up, but she got a page in YM out of the deal.
She's a Reality TV Winner. While she didn't take home the win at the JLO Model Search, another big break came for Jessica in 2008, when she became the first-ever winner of the competition show Model Latina on NuvoTV.
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We have a long heritage in food and travel, with over 60 years experience in the industry. All our operations feature a mix of food and beverage brands tailored specifically for each location. SSP employs 26,000 staff across 26 countries, and serves millions... £6.31 - £7 per hour + 50p per hour bonus scheme
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We have a number of opportunities for people willing to take on a new challenge in their lives and have a whatever it takes attitude to succeed.Not satisfied by doing something average? with no prospects? no thrill?We will offer all the training necessary... £10k - £15k
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Our client has built a strong portfolio of eclectic bars and clubs in the North West and are continuing to expand their sites and teams in the next twelve months. They are now looking to implement this new role Head of HR to lead on the creation, implementation... 40000.00
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This company doesn`t work on a commission basis, but they do reward good results with generous bonuses. Typically top performers will earn over £700 per week. £500 per week is very achievable once you are up and running. No experience is required for... £22K (inc basic plus OTE) + uncapped bonuses
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Peelports Group - Liverpool, Merseyside, North West
Role Purpose: To lead delivery team(s) and operational areas, ensuring excellent standards of product care, housekeeping and accurate delivery procedures. This role is based within the Steel & Metals Terminals (General Cargo). - To ensure operations are...
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NDR Consultants - Liverpool, Merseyside
My client is a rapidly growing group of town centre restaurant, café bars. We are open all day, every day and serve great quality food and drink in a welcoming, relaxed environment. Due to the success of our group we are currently recruiting for a talented... 24000.00
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Retail Experience Wanted – Trainee Sales Assistant
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Global Client Strategies in Liverpool is a sales & marketing company looking for people with a desire for professional development. Representing national high brand clients with full product training provided, this could be the opening you have been looking... £250 - £500 average weekly earnings (OTE)
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Global Client Strategies - Liverpool, Merseyside, North West
Global Client Strategies in Liverpool is a sales & marketing company looking for people with a desire for professional development. Representing national high brand clients with full product training provided, this could be the opening you have been looking... From £15,000 to £20,000 per annum (based on results)
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The vacancies in our brasserie bars offer the opportunity to prepare classic seasonal food or signature cocktails in one of our unique landmark buildings. If you think going out for a drink or meal should be something of an occasion, that's exactly what... £35,000 - £40,000 per annum
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When it comes to home improvement, painting is one of easiest and least expensive ways to dramatically change the look of a room.
However, there are many factors that can influence how your project will turn out.
"Like everyone else, I've got three little kids so there are many stains and scratches and nicks on the wall," said homeowner Brad Stutler.
Painting is a great way to boost your home's value and the color can change the look of a room.
Experts say there certain colors that are popular today.
"I'm seeing a lot of grays and blues, but the grays aren't traditional grays, they are more earth–toned grays, a little softer than just a steel gray, so it's a little warmer finish," said painting contractor Sean Eichenberg.
Once you've picked the perfect color, you'll have to decide on what type of finish you want for the space.
"If you have a bathroom that's a high humidity area, you'd want a higher sheen paint – an eggshell or a satin – that way it would be moisture–resistant and clean up a little bit better," said Eichenberg.
The key to a great paint job is prepping the areas properly.
Fix any imperfection to ensure your painting job holds up well.
"A lot of times people tackle this project themselves, but you need to understand when you're over your head because a good paint job is dependent on the prep work," said Angie Hicks of Angie's List. "If you have walls that need a lot of repair or resurfacing hiring a professional may be well worth the money. If you have tricky trim work, that might not be the room you want to test on."
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I had weight loss surgery over a year ago. I have lost close to 130 lbs. I am currently 220 lbs. I was told for my height ( 5'5) I should be 155 at the most. I am not trying to be that. My goal was to reach 180 lbs and stop, and have plastic surgery. But I don't want to wait that long anymore. The way my body is looking now is making it hard to deal with the weight loss. It's harder to hide the extra skin under my clothes. Could I have TT/BL/BA by late October? Arms later? Should I wait longer?
Am I a Candidate for Surgery Now? (photo)
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Thank you for the question and the excellent photos. You are a candidate for several body contouring procedures including: lower body lift, bra line back lift, arm lift, breast lift and thigh lift. I would first prioritize in your mind the areas that you would like to improve the most. Once you have done so you can evaluate the impact of losing another 20-40 lbs as you have suggested as well the best sequence of procedures and the financial and time required to accomplish them. I see enough skin and soft tissue laxity in your photos to think that you could proceed with a lower body lift and a bra line back lift procedure, either separate or combined, without much change occurring with modest additional weight loss. Your breasts and arms may also do well at this weight stage. If you tend to gain and lose weight in your arms and breasts I would defer these two procedures until you feel you have achieved your near goal weight status.
All the best,
Dr Remus Repta
Web reference: http://www.aaaplasticsurgery.com/photo-gallery/details.cfm?ID=176&StartRow=1
Once you've reached your goal weight and your weight has been stable for 6 months, you can consider plastic surgery. One of the most popular procedures after massive weight loss is a lower body lift. If you are considering a lower body lift - this procedure (LBL) is also referred to as circumferential body lift = belt lipectomy. This procedure is essentially 3 procedures in one: extended tummy tuck + waist/lateral thigh lift + buttock lift. The buttock lift can also include buttock augmentation. The lateral thigh lift will help contour the lateral aspect of your thighs. The procedure can taken between 5-7 hours depending on the amount of tissue/skin that needs removal/treatment. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon to learn more about your options.
Dr. Sugene Kim
How Long Should I wait for a Body Lift? - that is the real question you are asking.
Some potential candidates for a Body Lift are patients who have experienced significant weight loss through procedures such as gastric banding or bypass surgery, stomach stapling, bariatric surgery, lap band surgery, or non surgical methods such as diet or exercise. It is crucial that these candidates maintain a stable weight for an extended period of time prior to surgery to minimize complications and to maximize results.
Waiting approximately 12 to 18 months after weight loss has stabilized is best, and when one does not expect further weight loss, as a result of the previous surgical procedure. During this stabilization period, the skin will shrink as much as possible in preparation for the body contouring procedures.
You should be in good health and maintain a nutritional diet during the year following weight loss surgery. Do not smoke during the 6 weeks prior to surgery and try not to recover the habit following surgery as smoking will increase risk of complications and slow the healing process. The order of the different body lifts varies from patient to patient and a discussion with your board certified plastic surgeon who has experience with massive weight loss body contouring surgery will develop a specific plan for you.
Finally, you should have reasonable expectations for the results of the body contouring procedures involve significant scarring.
Web reference: https://pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/procedures/body/body-contouring/
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You are a candidate for all of the procedures you have mentioned in your question. However I would recommend that you stage the procedures. The most dramatic change you will receive is from a body lift. This procedure will tighten and firm your abdomen, elevate your flanks and your buttocks. There will also be some improvement on your inner thighs. It appears that you have been stable for at least 6 months which makes you an appropriate candidate to consider your first stage of surgery. Of course, you will need to get medical clearance because your safety should never be compromised. See a board certified plastic surgeon and again, congratulations on the weight loss!
At your height, I would lose another 30 lbs just to minimize some of the possible complications associated with these surgeries. A tummy tuck, breast lift, and breast augmentation can be performed by late October. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of tummy tucks, breast augmentations, breast lifts and body contouring procedures each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/tummy-tuck-photo-galleries.php
As long as you have stabilized in your weight loss and you are not losing any more weight weekly, then you may be a candidate for body contouring procedure after weight loss. Which procedures would depending on your goals and priorities. One common first procedure is a circumferential body lift. Most plastic surgeons refer to a body lift as a circumferential body lift = belt lipectomy. This procedure is essentially 3 procedures in one: extended tummy tuck + waist/lateral thigh lift + buttock lift (with the option of buttock augmentation). Please visit with a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery to learn more about your options.
Dr. Basu
Houston, TX
Web reference: http://www.basuplasticsurgery.com
You are an excellent candidate for a new technique called The Ultimate Breast Lift. This technique reshapes your breasts to increase upper pole fullness, elevates them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. You will not require an implant since the internal cone increases anterior projection. This technique also avoids the ugly vertical scars or boat anchor shaped incisions. The weight of the breast if transferred to the underlying muscle providing long term stability, even if you do lose additional weight. You would also benefit from Abdominoplasty with Mesh Reinforcement. This is a new technique that helps patients lose weight and maintain the reduced weight. Large mesh is placed through the abdominoplasty incision, which creates early satiety and increased caloric expenditure. You will need a circumferencial body lift later after the tummy tuck is done.
Best Wishes,
Gary Horndeski, M.D.
Web reference: http://www.horndeski.com/gallery.aspx
As long as you are at your weight that you are able to maintain with your new lifestyle, you could have procedures. Weight fluctuations after body contouring procedures alter results, often in undesirable ways. Getting to your 'ideal' weight is impractical and a goal that, in most people, is unreachable.
Congratulations on your significant weight loss! Your frustration with your current situation is understandable, as is your desire to proceed with surgery as soon as possible.
However, you will be best off getting as close as possible to your long-term stable weight ( not necessarily "ideal" weight), prior to proceeding with elective surgery. Doing so will improve the safety and the outcomes of the procedures performed. Also, as you know, additional surgery may be required if you drop significant amount of weight after the initial operations are performed.
It is not too early however to begin doing your due diligence in selection of plastic surgeon carefully. Ask to see lots of examples of their work and communicate your goals clearly. Remember, when planning combination operations, to emphasize safety first, as opposed to getting as much done as possible in one setting. You may find the attached link helpful to you as you do your research.
Keep up the good work!
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/weightloss.htm
Always best to obtain the "ideal" weight before surgery. But you might consider doing partial areas operations.Like liposuction and breast lift/reduction. Than lose more weight before hashing the tummy tuck.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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ConVal 6, Wilton-Lyndeborough 3
Singles: Sam Pennington, (CV) d. Connor Holt 8-4; James Edwards (W-L) d. Daniel Forrest, 8-6; Brendan Grenier (CV) d. Ryan Christino, 9-7; Isaiah Claggett-Singleton (CV) d. Skye Williams, 8-2; Andrew Pierce (CV) d. Michael Thibault, 8-2; Jack Lithgow (CV) d. John Lemire, 8-2
Team records: CV 3-10; W-L 6-6
Souhegan 8, Pembroke 1 (Monday)
Team records: Pembroke 5-7; Souhegan 8-4
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Bishop Guertin 8, Salem 1
Singles: Patrick Doolittle (P) d. Bill Tong 8-2; Josh Gaudette (P) d. John Quinn 8-1; Michael Thomson (P) d. Reek Luakso 8-0;
Sean Hall (P) d. Charlie Ly 8-0; Jack Bisson (P) d. Carter Medeiros 8-1; Sean Hall (P) d. Ian Anderson
Team records: Pinkerton 6-6; Dover 0-13
Windham 9, Souhegan 0
Records: Souhegan 8-5; Windham 9-1
Hanover 9, Derryfield 0
Singles: Katora Haiuchi d. John Cissel, 8-2; Christian Muller d. Jason Berk, 8-4; Henry Pletcher d. Jack O'Leary, 8-0;
Doubles: Haiuchi/Muelller d. Berk/Cissel, 8-0; Dickson/Yu d. O'Leary/Xiong 8-0; Plethcer/Li d. Higley/Li, 8-3
Winnacunnet 8, Merrimack 1
Singles: Melina Minichello (W) d. Mia Mitchell, 8-0; Alison Taylor (W) d. Katherine Bouressa, 8-1; Hannah Rogers (W) d. Paulina Klinger, 8-2; Zoe Lanier (M) d. Sarah Quirk, 8-4; Lauren Fehr (W) d. Allison Latham, 8-2; Frankie Bolton (W) d. Kiera Crowley, 8-4
Records: Winnacunnet 10-3; Merrimack 5-8
Match scores: 25-14, 25-23, 25-15
Individuals: Cory Melnick five kills; Grant Flewelling four kills; Windham: Brandon Bernyk (six kills, four blocks); Alex Whitehead (six kills); Andrew Lowman (five kills); Dan Rousseau (five kills); Tucker Lippold (18 assists); Service points: Tim Erdlen (four aces)
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This is the archive for NEP-DGE, a report on new working papers in the area of Dynamic General Equilibrium. Christian Zimmermann issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.Subscribe to this report: email or RSS
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- Jean-Olivier Hairault & François Langot & Sophie Osotimehin, 2010. "Matching frictions, unemployment dynamics and the cost of business cycles," Université Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Post-Print and Working Papers) hal-00516832, HAL.
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- Bornukova, Kateryna, 2009. "Real Business Cycles in The Model with Two-Person Household and Home Production," MPRA Paper 25113, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Partha Sen & Emily T. Cremers, 2010. "The Transfer Paradox in a One-Sector Overlapping Generations Model," Working Papers id:2851, eSocialSciences.
- Olivier Coibion & Yuriy Gorodnichenko, 2010. "Strategic Interaction among Heterogeneous Price-Setters in an Estimated DSGE Model," Working Papers 93, Department of Economics, College of William and Mary.
- Guo, Jang-Ting & Sirbu, Anca-Ioana & Suen, Richard M. H., 2010. "On Expectations-Driven Business Cycles in Economies with Production Externalities: A Comment," MPRA Paper 24989, University Library of Munich, Germany.
- Torben M. Andersen & Michael Svarer, 2010. "Business Cycle Dependent Unemployment Insurance," Economics Working Papers 2010-16, School of Economics and Management, University of Aarhus.
- Eric French & Christopher Taber, 2010. "Identification of models of the labor market," Working Paper Series WP-2010-08, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
- Christoph Braun, 2010. "Taxing Human Capital: A Good Idea," Ruhr Economic Papers 0202, Rheinisch-Westfälisches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Universität Dortmund, Universität Duisburg-Essen.
- Patrick A. Pintus & Yi Wen, 2010. "Leveraged borrowing and boom-bust cycles," Working Papers 2010-027, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
- Jean-Olivier Hairault & François Langot & Thepthida Sopraseuth, 2010. "Distance to Retirement and The Job Search of Older Workers: The Case For Delaying Retirement Age," Université Paris1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Post-Print and Working Papers) hal-00517107, HAL.
- Jaime Casassus & Diego Ceballos, 2010. "Correlation Structure between Inflation and Oil Futures Returns: An Equilibrium Approach," Documentos de Trabajo 373, Instituto de Economia. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile..
- Moraga-Gonzalez, Jose L. & Sandor, Zsolt & Wildenbees, Matthijs R., 2010. "Nonsequential search equilibrium with search cost heterogeneity," IESE Research Papers D/869, IESE Business School.


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Beer Store: A high-tech makeover
The "beer wall" is getting a makeover.
The Beer Store, the brand name for the privately owned Brewers' Retail operation, is kicking off the start of the 2013 beer selling season with the unveiling of four new pilot project outlets.
The locations, three in downtown Toronto and one in Oakville, incorporate new branding and store design features.
And they offer a new way of selecting and buying beer, with digital touch screens displays in two outlets replacing the traditional wall of labels that some customers have found difficult to read.
A graphic wall application made to resemble a chalkboard that lists brands sold across the province is also being tried while one store has take-away printed price sheets that list individual pricing of brands sold in the store.
The fresh branding and merchandise includes new colour schemes for advertising and merchandise, expanded beer fridges, more streamlined, dedicated bottle return recycling and the new beer wall that encourages customers to learn about the beer they might want to buy.
The Beer Store's employees have also gone through a training course to become "ambassadors" for beer.
Andrea Randolph, retail vice-president, said the Beer Store will launch a "community-focused" advertising campaign and collect feedback on the new design in coming months before deciding on which changes will be rolled out across the chain of more than 440 outlets.
Other design changes include:
Retail industry consultant Len Kubas, chair of KubasPrimedia, said the Beer Store is adjusting to a new style urban clientele that values innovative marketing and may be interested in sampling smaller quantities of beer.
He also said the chain is reacting to the growth of the LCBO, which has used a focus on marketing and branding to chip away at the Beer Store's dominance.
The four stores to have received a makeover are:
Bathurst and College, Danforth and Greenwood, Parliament and Winchester and Hopedale Mall in Oakville.
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Public institutions of higher learning in Louisiana have been facing many physical and financial challenges in recent years.
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You have got to see this handsome, new public elementary school located in New Orleans. We could easily walk to this inclusive building as most children who live near the school do.
In this neighborhood, the question of will you send your child to a public school isn't analogous to Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac. The neighborhood chooses to walk to school together.
Plans to create a statewide program that would give college tuition grants to Louisiana students who graduate early from high school have been scrapped.
The scholarship program was approved by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education last year in the state's education financing formula, with expectations it would begin in the 2013-14 school year.
Tulane University is reaching out to girls attending middle school with an opportunity to focus on science, technology, engineering and math. Organizers hope a one-day workshop will pique their interest in subjects that have historically attracted more boys than girls.
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John Silvanus Wilson is the new president of Morehouse, the famed historically black college in Atlanta. Host Michel Martin speaks with Wilson about the challenges facing the only all-male HBCU.
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Once upon a time, in the long ago world of high school reading, Holden Caulfield was perhaps the epitome of angst: a young man suddenly an outcast in the world he thought he knew. The antihero of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye was about to enter a perilous journey of self-discovery.
Mardi Gras season is upon us, which means there are more days that our children are not in school. Between Mardi Gras, Christmas, summer, fall and spring breaks, in-services and professional development days as well as inevitable storms, when are kids in school? Hard rain on the first day of school — cancel it. Have a winning football season — we'll take off for that too. Absences due to New Orleans' traditions combined with the archaic custom of an agrarian school calendar are self-imposed barriers to educational progress.


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The Grady County Sheriff's department responded to a call claiming a man was exposing himself and masturbating May 31, in Pocasset on Highway 81.
According to a report from the sheriff's office, Deputy Phillip McCarthey approached the scene and made contact with two witnesses who stated they observed suspect Larry Jones standing on his front porch and in his front yard exposing himself and masturbating. They also said he appeared to be intoxicated.
McCarthey, with the assistance of deputy Josh Dwaileebe, tried to reach Jones at his residence, but found no one was home. One of the witnesses then informed officers that she believed Jones was hiding in a bush only two houses south of his residence.
McCarthey and Dwaileebe saw the silhouette of Jones within the bush and attempted to make contact with him. Jones began to flee and the officers pursued him. After a brief struggle, they placed him under arrest.
McCarthey said he noticed Jones had red watery eyes and that his breath smelled like alcohol.
Before placing Jones in the patrol car, McCarthey tried to search him. When Jones twisted and tried to escape McCarthey's custody he fell onto the patrol car and bloodied his nose. At that time, McCarthey regained full control and placed him in the patrol car, according to the release.
McCarthey stated Jones made several threats to both himself and Dwaileebe during their interaction. He also said while transporting Jones to the Grady County Detention Center he attempted to spit blood at him through the mesh screen on the inside of the patrol car. After the second attempt, Dwaileebe and McCarthey placed Jones on his stomach to prevent further spitting and then continued the transportation.
Jones was charged with indecent exposure, public intoxication, resisting arrest, attempting to elude a police officer, attempting to escape lawful custody and assault on a police officer by bodily fluids.
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The Canadian Valley Technology Center is seeking the approval of a bond via election aimed at repairing damage caused by the May 31, 2013 tornado in El Reno.
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Chickasha will see a new truck stop some time in the next three years after the city council voted to sell 17 acres of land to Mike and Scott Bradford for development.
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A musical version of 'It's a Wonderful Life' was recently held at the Theatre at the Nuangola Grove. Kimberly Crofchick was the musical director and Michael Marone was the director. The excellent presentation was enjoyed by all. Some of the participants, from left, first row: Al Berlot, volunteer; Patricia Konopke, volunteer; Katie Getz; Dallas Huff; Marikate Sullivan; Liam Huff; Alma Berlot, volunteer; and Marone, director, set design, lighting design and portrayed George Bailey. Second row: Jose Adams; George Steltz; Drew Coffman, portrayed Mr. Potter; Hannah Getz; Jennifer Kozerski; Jessica Miorelli; David Parmelee; Matt Buckman; Sue Drake; Adam Ercolani; Lisa Zurek; Crofchick; Paul Winarski; Brandon Baker; Scott Rave; Andrew Ondish; Jeff Smith; and Jarrett Gabriel.
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BRUSSELS sprouts may not be everyone's cup of tea, but they definitely should not be on some plates at Christmas.
The controversial vegetable is a traditional festive staple in countries including the UK.
But it can be a dangerous accompaniment to blood-thinning drugs like Warfarin, as one Scottish patient found out.
The Scottish man was prescribed the drug for heart failure and warned to stay away from green leafy vegetables, especially brussel sprouts.
The vitamin K in the vegetable can interfere with the drug and cause adverse effects including bleeding, which can be fatal.
Despite the advice, the man consumed 15 to 20 brussel sprouts on three to four occasions in one week during the festive period and was admitted to hospital three days after Christmas, where his condition improved.
His treating physicians from the Golden Jubilee National Hospital in Glasgow warned doctors and patients about the dangers of consuming excessive quantities of brussel sprouts at the Christmas table.
"Doctors should consider counselling patients who must remain anticoagulated at all times ... against excessive consumption of this traditional Christmas fare," they wrote in the Medical Journal of Australia on Monday.
Meanwhile, those considering starting Christmas with a grapefruit breakfast or tossing a grapefruit salad might want to check their medication first.
Chemicals in grapefruit called furanocoumarins can interfere with up to 85 known medications, including cholesterol-lowering drugs, and can cause serious side effects in the case of 45 of them.
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"Eat the good stuff and drink the expensive stuff," Dr Cross said.
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Ann Hood is the author of the bestselling novels THE KNITTING CIRCLE and THE RED THREAD. Her memoir, COMFORT: A JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF was named one of the top ten non-fiction books of 2008 by Entertainment Weekly and was a New York Times Editors Choice. The winner of two Pushcart Prizes and Best American Spiritual, Food, and Travel Writing Awards, her most recent novel is THE OBITUARY WRITER. Free
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Barry Schwabsky is this year's Woody English Distinguished Artist and Writer's Chair
Thursday, July 10: Poetry Reading with Barry Schwabsky
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Barry Schwabsky's collections of poetry include Opera: Poems 1981-2002 (2003), Book Left Open in the Rain (2009), and 12 Abandoned Poems (2010). His new book of poetry, Trembling Hand Equilibrium, will be published this year, along with a collection of critical writings on poetry. Recent magazine and online publications of his work have been with Bomb, The Bow-Wow Shop, Snow, and West Wind Review, among others. He is art critic for The Nation and co-editor of international reviews for Artforum and has recently published Words for Art: Criticism, History, Theory, Practice (2013).
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Sunday, July 27: Castle Hill Organic Garden Tour in Truro, $20 in advance, $25 at the door
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The Truro Center for the Arts is excited to welcome back NY Times Food Columnist, Mark Bittman, for a Carnivorous & Vegetarian Feast at the beautiful Pamet Yacht Club in Truro, MA. Indulge in Wellfleet Oysters, Ballston Brisket and Ryder Ribs, with recipes by David Grayson and Mark Bittman. Vegetarian guests will enjoy delicious fare by Provincetown-based Cosmos Catering, one of the Cape's premier caterers.
Mark Bittman is an American journalist and author on the subject of food. He is the author of the "Minimalist" column, which ran for more than 13 years in the Dining section of The New York Times. He is one of the country's best-known and widely-admired food writers. In 2009 Bittman wrote Food Matters discussing the environmental and lifestyle challenges incited by the overproduction and overconsumption of meat, simple carbohydrates and junk food. Bittman now contributes to the New York Times Opinion Pages, and is the lead food columnist for the New York Times Magazine.
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Wednesday, September 3, Artist Panel Discussion, The View from Cape Cod: Joyce Johnson, Sal Del Deo, Robert Henry, Romolo Del Deo at Preservation Hall, $20 in advanced, $25 at the door
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October 23, 24, 25: The 10th Annual Provincetown Dance Festival
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A distinguished faculty that consists of prominent artists in the fields of painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, jewelry and writing.
A student body consists of both working artists and art students who hail from all over the US and Canada. Today Castle Hill celebrates its 40th year Anniversary.