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Pittsburgh Public Schools report tells of academic growth, absenteeism, perceptions
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Published: Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, 12:01 a.m.
More than 75 percent of parents connected to 17 Pittsburgh schools would recommend their child's school to another family, while fewer than half of the parents at seven other schools would do the same, according to a district report.
Pittsburgh Public Schools' first State of the Schools Report, released on Monday, includes data and information on students' academic growth, chronic absenteeism and the perceptions of students, teachers and parents about individual schools.
District administrators say the value of the report is mostly in pulling together information in a sort of one-stop-shopping document.
"We believe if we want to engage parents and our families, we have to begin the conversation with how our schools are doing," Deputy Superintendent Jeannine French said.
The report shows parents would endorse Banksville, Beechwood, Brookline, CAPA, Colfax, Carmalt, Dilworth, Fulton, Greenfield, Liberty, Linden, Montessori, Phillips, Roosevelt, Science and Technology, Weil and Woolslair schools.
Meanwhile, fewer than half of parents would recommend Carrick, Faison, Lincoln, Manchester, Mifflin, Perry and Westinghouse schools.
The report shows the district's strength is the academic growth students are making with their teachers, French said. In contrast, a problem highlighted in the report is the number of students who are chronically absent, those who miss at least 10 percent or 18 days of school for any reason.
In K-5 schools, an average of 18 percent of students were absent at least 10 percent of the time, the report said.
"I commend the district for releasing it and making this information accessible to parents," said Carey Harris, executive director of the watchdog group A+ Schools. "It's definitely a conversation starter."
Harris said the report could affect whether A+ Schools continues producing its own report on the district or how it writes it.
"Our report is different enough," she said. "We'll keep an open mind and see what parents want."
District spokeswoman Ebony Pugh said it will cost about $20,000 to mail 30,000 copies of the report to parents' homes, libraries and community partners. The money will come from the district's general fund.
The report is available online at www.stateofthedistrict.org and will be mailed to homes in the March edition of "The Pittsburgh Educator."
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Ashton Brown, a 5-foot-10 guard, scored 59 points for Jamestown (N.Y.) Community College during his freshman season. Brown, who averaged 34 points per game as a senior at Randolph (N.Y.) Central, finished third in the nation in scoring with 24.2 points per game. Brown also hit 87 percent of his shots from the foul line and hit 75 3-pointers in 27 games.
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The 1996-97 Mt. Vernon boys basketball team set the table for a historic three-year Rams run.
The squad was built around a trio of sophomores that included the school's all-time leading scorer and finished 25-5 overall. The Rams made a postseason run that ended in the Elite Eight. Sophomores Kent Williams, Scott Gamber and Jon Knoche all started along with senior Ryan Maurer and junior Coleone Hawkins.
The team is being inducted into the Mt. Vernon Township Sports Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2013.
"If I had to sum up that team and why we were successful, it's because our better kids were our toughest kids and practiced hard all the time," coach Doug Creel said. "There was no letdown, and you don't have that much anymore."
Other players on the squad were: Jon Thomas, Ryan Cross, Kris Morgan, Kyle McClure, Kenneth Knox, Robby Dobbs, Randy Odle, Reed Backes, Cory McGee, Micheal Tolin, Jeremy Frerick and freshman James Wilson.
The Rams started that season with a pair of early loses, but the team gelled quickly and lost just once at the Centralia Holiday Tournament before taking second place to Edwardsville at the Salem Invitational Tournament. After Salem, the team's only blemish came in the playoffs against Aurora West, who went on to finish second in the state.
"Just looking back, it was just one of those things that you never really realize what you were doing until it was over because the expectations were low and none of us had done anything like that before," Gamber said. "So all of it was pretty new. We were too young and naieve to know that we should be nervous."
Williams described a throwback nature the team possessed. It was a Rams team defined by toughness and grit in addition to talent.
"We took charges. We dove on the floor," Williams said. "We were a little nasty when we played, and I think that the fans just really ate that up and loved it."
The intensity of the team wasn't simply showcased on game days. It happened in practice and even just in a driveway during pickup matchups between teammates.
That's how we all were from day one," Williams said. "If we went over to Jon Knoche's house, and we played in his driveway if it didn't end up with a couple guys getting mad at each other then it probably wasn't a good game. That's just the way we were. It wasn't like we were arguing and bickering over little stuff. It was just competing, getting after it.
"I think it helped raise everybody's level that way."
Some of the team's strength came from how they related to each other. Ryan Maurer was a senior playing with three sophomore starters. Williams described Maurer as a player who could impact the game without scoring. Creel had more praise.
"I heard somebody say something about Ryan Maurer the other day and said he was the nicest guy in America," Creel said. "And that's what he is.
"There was no jealousy."
As the wins piled up, so did the crowds. Droves of fans traveled to away games creating a home away from Changnon Gymnasium.
"It got to be where we would get home from a regional or a sectional game and fans would start camping out that night for tickets that wouldn't go on sale until at earliest the next morning and in some case two mornings from then," Gamber said.
The foundation of the team was laid in the earliest years. Williams said every player knew their place within the team and most roles had been the same since youth basketball. The group's goal of winning never wavered either.
"Our goal was to put a banner up there one day because we did it everywhere we went," Williams said. "We put banners (up) in grade school, junior high Wherever we went we won."
The winning mindset manifested into a confidence among the players.
"The Lakers could have walked out on the floor, and we wouldn't have won but our kids would have thought, 'Hey, we're supposed to win.' They expected to win. They expected to play well," Creel said.
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As I've heard about more and more stores opening early, especially on Thanksgiving, for shopping, I took a hard-nosed stance in opposition.
I said it was unfair to employees for cutting into their family time when their wages are already low. And I blasted the rampant consumerism wrapped up in the idea of shopping so early.
Then something interesting happened: I watched two specials where eight extreme couponers shopped last year on Black Friday and I saw something I didn't expect. I saw 13 friends brave the crowds to bring gifts to needy children. And I started to see good things can be achieved on such a hectic day.
I started to look at my Christmas gift list and budget and thought shopping the really good sales would be a terrific use of money. Isn't that what stewardship is about? Being responsible with what God has entrusted to us?
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November 26, 2013 03:37 By Wendy Stewart
While many reflect on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of JFK or the 50th anniversary release of the book, "Where The Wild Things Are," many of us have been enjoying a year long celebration of Whovian proportions.
What's this great celebration? The 50th anniversary of the popular British science fiction show, "Doctor Who!"
Yes, 50 years ago, the world got it's first taste of the Doctor, his TARDIS (which can travel through all of space and time) that is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside, and the first in a series of many adventures.
As a science fiction show, it was not unusual to see aliens. But because the Doctor could also travel through time, there were quite a few historically set adventures as well. What "Doctor Who" fan can forget the time when the Doctor made the TARDIS invisible and landed in President Nixon's Oval Office? It was crazy, funny, and totally something the Doctor would do because he showed up to help.
That's the thing about "Doctor Who;" it isn't just a show and it isn't just mere entertainment. It does what a good show, lasting this long, should do, challenge the ethical and moral values of the characters as well as the viewers.
In order to keep the show going with different lead actors, we know the Doctor (an alien who looks human from the planet Gallifrey) is the last of a race known as Time Lords. And, although they can die, they usually regenerate into a different person but with the same memories. That regeneration and introduction of a new actor, gives the audience a new way to see how the Doctor handles invasions and not letting anyone die today.
His character is a fierce protector of the planet Earth, but of all life, really. When dealing with evil he must choose the path of violence and annihilation or finding a witty way to outsmart the enemy.
Though the world of the Doctor is fictional, it has always caused me to pause and think of real-world ramifications. That's the beauty of the show and one of the reasons it's lasted for 50 years.
While "Doctor Who" may not be for everyone, it is worth noting that there are still programs that can entertain and challenge the mind. That's why I keep watching and eagerly anticipate the 50th anniversary special airing tomorrow around the world.
So, while not a pivotal moment in American history, "Doctor Who" has a place in TV history and the hearts and minds of fans past, present, and future.
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October 25, 2013 05:56 By Wendy Stewart
This has never been a very politically charged blog. However, it would be naive and without basis to say I have no political feelings in the days since the federal government has been shut down.
But this post isn't about pointing fingers at one party or another. It's about the very real fallout facing military families and disabled veterans such as myself.
Let's take a look at the active duty side first.
Since the government shutdown, four U.S. servicemen and women have died in combat. Here is what usually happens for the surviving family:
"The benefits include $100,000 to each family; a 12-month basic allowance for housing, usually given in a lump sum to survivors commensurate with the rank of the service member; and burial benefits. The benefits are also being withheld from the family of Lance Cpl. Jeremiah Collins Jr., 19, a member of the Marines, whose death on Saturday in Helmand Province is being investigated by the Pentagon."
However, none of the benefits are going to happen while the government is shut down. If a family wants to meet the plane in Delaware with the body of their loved one, they must pay their own way.
That's a tragedy, and one that no one on Capitol Hill thought would happen when they ensured active duty military members would get paid. It's sad that something as important as this has fallen through the cracks.
As for me and my fellow disabled veterans, there is a lot on the line. Many services were shut down as soon as the government shutdown. Others, such as the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program and claims processing, can only continue as long as funds are available. Education services have already been disrupted.
What this means is those who are training for new occupations through school and other programs may have to stop. It also means veterans with new and existing claims will have to wait longer for benefits because no decisions will be made during the shutdown. This is all according to the "Veterans Affairs Field guide to Government Shutdown," updated October 7, 2013.
The longer the shutdown, the more services are interrupted - including the possibility of no disability compensation paid out at the end of the month. That essentially puts many of us in the same category as the furloughed workers as we may have little to no money to pay bills.
How do I feel about all of this? Admittedly, I'm a little stressed out. I know that better saving and planning on my part would have been a good and prudent thing. I also know that my God will supply all my needs.
The long and the short of it is I wanted to draw attention to a group of people of whom I am a part and mean a lot to me. These people also fall under our call to help the poor and marginalized. Hopefully, by adding my voice, I can encourage prayer and action (not all of us can do both). Pray everyday for those in authority and look for ways to help your neighbor, military or not.
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In this first book to study Portuguese texts about Africa, Moorings brings an important but little-known body of European writings to bear on contemporary colonial thought. Images of Africa as monstrous, dangerous, and lush were created in early Portuguese imperial writings and dominated its representation in European literature. Moorings establishes these key works in their proper place: foundational to Western imperial discourse. Attentive to history as well as the nuances of language, Josiah Blackmore leads readers from the formation of the Moor in medieval Iberia to the construction of a full colonial imaginary, as found in the works of two writers: the royal chronicler Gomes Eanes de Zurara and the epic poet Luís de Camões. Blackmores original work helps to explain how concepts and mythssuch as the otherness of Africa and Africansoriginated, functioned, and were perpetuated. Delving into the Portuguese imperial experience, Moorings enriches our understanding of historical and literary imagination during a significant period of Western expansion.
University of Minnesota Press; December 2008
230 pages; ISBN 9780816666300
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230 pages; ISBN 9780816666300
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- Academic > History > History of Africa > Central Sub-Saharan Africa
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Think the odd glass of wine at home helps teenagers learn to drink sensibly? What nonsense, says leading psychologist
Drinking is something we enjoy and inevitably see as an integral part of adult life.
Culturally, alcohol is in our blood — and, for many, literally so.
Now, it's increasingly making its way into our children's blood, too, and at alarmingly younger ages.
A major government study found that 70 per cent of parents 'think it's safer to introduce their child to alcohol gradually, like they do in Europe'
In England, 11 to 15-year-old
children who drink alcohol consume an average of 14.5 units a week,
according to a major survey for the NHS.
the number of children being treated in hospital A&E departments
because they have drunk too much has risen sharply (by 32 per cent in
four years).
But as
society wrings its hands over teenage 'binge drinking', we seem unaware
that our approach — if we can even call it that — to children and
alcohol generally has been completely at odds with what both medical
research and common sense should have told us.
The problem is not confined to the 'sink estates', either. A major government study published last year cited young drinking as a particularly 'middle-class problem', with affluent, liberal families most likely to follow the 'Continental' practice of letting children have a small amount of alcohol.
The study found that 70 per cent of parents 'think it's safer to introduce their child to alcohol gradually, like they do in Europe'.
Even doctors and nurses whom I know have been carried along with the assumption that the best way to prevent our children from drinking heavily and behaving badly as a result is to teach them to drink while they are young.
There is a fear, too, that forbidding our children to touch alcohol will invite a backlash, in that they will actually drink more as a result, and might be more likely to become alcoholic.
And so parents buy alcohol for their under-age children's birthday parties, allow them to go to pubs when they are under age and serve them wine at the dinner table, thinking this will wean them on to alcohol in a controlled, responsible environment. (Incredibly, the legal age in the UK for drinking alcohol in the home is five.)
The idea that you can cultivate 'sensible drinking' in children is encouraged by educational bodies that appear to be impartial, but are funded by the drinks industry, well‑versed in the comfy speak of 'responsible' alcohol consumption.
But while these parents might have good intentions, they might also be wrong. In a study of 428 Dutch families in 2010, researchers found that the more teenagers were allowed to drink at home, the more they drank outside the home as well. The suggestion is that teenage drinking begets more drinking.
It is not being liberal, it's being strict about alcohol that will prevent your child from binge drinking or developing an alcohol problem.
For those who find it hard to believe, here, for instance, is the conclusion of a study published in the Journal Of Studies On Alcohol And Drugs: 'Authoritative parenting might help deter adolescents from heavy alcohol use, even when adolescents have friends who drink.'
This has been confirmed on opposite sides of the world.
It's being strict about alcohol that will prevent your child from binge drinking or developing an alcohol problem
An Australian study is one of several to show that buying alcohol for under-age teenagers to take to parties or allowing them to drink at home can increase the risk of problems with alcohol later in life.
Parents also underestimate the impact of their own drinking habits.
One of the best things they can do to minimise alcohol-related problems in their adolescents is to expose them to healthy alcohol behaviour rather than drunkenness, a New Zealand study found.
But as well as raising the risk of later problems, drinking in adolescence could actually alter the structure and development of the teenage brain.
As pathologists writing in the journal Alcohol put it: 'Alcohol during adolescence selectively alters immediate and long-term behaviour and neurochemistry.'
The young brain is very malleable and changes quickly in response to new influences. Nature made the brains of children excitable, ready to respond to everything in their environment.
On the positive side, this is partly why children can learn so easily. However, early exposure to alcohol may also 'prime' the brain to enjoy alcohol by creating a link between it and the pleasure centres in the brain.
The same is true with nicotine. And in a child's brain, this forms a much more powerful habit-forming inclination than in an adult's.
Studies have shown that in teenagers who misuse alcohol, the parts of the brain important in emotional and impulse control — the prefrontal cortex — are smaller and remain so even at the age of 21.
Even in teenagers who binge drink (say four or five drinks in one evening) only once a month, brain cells in many different parts of the brain are found to be subnormal.
Let's remind ourselves of the numbers involved here — the Royal College of Psychiatrists reports that around a third of 15 to 16-year-olds in Britain binge drink three or more times a month.
Alcohol inhibits the work of the brain's 'white matter'. These are the cells, heavily coated in white protective fats, that connect different parts of our brain. Abnormalities in the white matter can affect our ability to think, process information, function emotionally and make decisions.
A study entitled Altered White Matter Integrity In Adolescent Binge Drinkers has found that even in teenagers with no history of alcohol use or mental disorder and who binge drink only infrequently (e.g. four or five drinks once a month), brain cells in 18 parts of the brain were weaker, with less protective coating.
And there seem to be direct intellectual consequences to this. In 2009, researchers looked at 12 to 14-year-olds before they used any alcohol or drugs.
Over time, some of the adolescents started to drink, in some cases four or five drinks per occasion, two or three times a month — classic binge drinking behaviour in teenagers.
Comparing those who drank with those who didn't, the researchers found that the binge drinkers did worse on thinking and memory tests.
There was also a distinct gender difference: the girls who drank did less well on tests of spatial functioning, which affects things such as mathematics and engineering functions, while the boys fared poorly on attention tests, especially concentration.
The lead researcher spelled out the practical implications for parents of teenage pupils.
'The magnitude of the difference is 10 per cent. I like to think of it as the difference between an A and a B.'
The study concluded that the effects 'would extend into adulthood'.
Alcohol also has a detrimental effect on grey matter, the brain cells responsible for thought.
A team at the University of California examined the hippocampus in 15 to 17-year-olds. (The hippocampus is a crucial area for memory formation and learning, and it actively develops during adolescence.)
All the teens came from middle to upper-class families. One group misused alcohol in that they 'were primarily weekend binge drinkers' (with about 17 days in between drinking episodes), and it was in this group that this key part of the brain was 'significantly smaller'. Several other studies have produced similar results.
Let us remind ourselves of what alcohol does to the prefrontal cortex, which controls emotion and impulse.
In children and adolescents, this area is not yet fully developed. This helps to explain why these younger age groups have a harder time delaying gratification. Better self-control is relevant to a host of important behaviours, ranging from saving for retirement to maintaining your physical and mental health.
Whether in moderation or excess, adults drink alcohol because it disinhibits our control over thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Of course, most of us prefer to view this less technically in terms of 'relaxing' and 'enjoying ourselves'. And, in most cases, this is what it does.
But when children and teenagers drink, this disinhibition occurs precisely at the point when their brains and behaviour are still undergoing crucial development of the ability to control impulses.
The problem is this temporary disinhibition from a few hours of drinking might lead to a longer-term general disinhibition while children are sober, ultimately becoming a permanent feature of their character.
A study published last year found that teenagers who binge drink are more likely to engage in risk-taking behaviour later on. And it's those who start out only moderately impulsive who are most affected in the long term.
What remains unknown is if the cognitive downward slide in teenage binge drinkers is reversible. But until we fully understand the relationship between alcohol consumption and a smaller prefrontal cortex in children and young people, there are exceedingly good reasons why we must err on the side of caution.
And we can add disturbed brain waves to the litany of alcohol's effects on the teenage brain.
In 2010, a review by the Molecular and Integrative Neurosciences Department of the Scripps Research Institute concluded that even relatively brief exposure to high levels of ethanol (alcohol) in adolescent rats 'is sufficient to cause long-lasting changes in functional brain activity'.
Most disturbing was that brief exposure reduces the amount of slow-wave sleep, the deepest stage and the most restorative.
For example, when scientists selectively suppressed this in young, healthy, lean people, even though they slept for the same period of time as normal, they found 'marked decreases in insulin sensitivity . . . leading to reduced glucose tolerance and increased diabetes risk'.
They said the magnitude of the change in insulin sensitivity was comparable with that associated with a weight gain of 2st.
Other effects noted in children who binge drink (rather than drinking frequently) are obesity and high blood pressure. There might also be a link to depression.
A couple of years ago, an English prep school was reported to have invited a local wine merchant to give 40 12-year-old pupils a class in wine tasting entitled Wines Of The World, during which children tasted various wines.
Isn't it interesting that even if it were legal, we wouldn't recommend early 'sensible' snorting to prevent later cocaine addiction and abuse, or 'sensible' spliff/dope smoking to prevent later cannabis abuse, early cigarette smoking to prevent later nicotine addiction or early sexual encounters to prevent teenage pregnancy?
Yet when it comes to our logic regarding introducing children to alcohol, we seem to be thinking under the influence of alcohol.
Our complacency sees child and teenage drinking as inevitable. Yet this is inevitable only because we not only allow it to be, but because we inadvertently make it so.
I never cease to be amazed at the sycophantic adoration of the middle classes for the way in which the French drink.
Many people assume their 'Continental approach' to drinking is healthier than our own binge-drinking culture.
Yes, the French lead the world in wine and have good reason to persuade vintners in Leicestershire to stick to what they do best — making pork pies, not cultivating grapes.
But the French have nothing whatsoever to teach us about alcohol. France's death rate from cirrhosis of the liver is actually twice that of the UK.
Indeed, British liver specialists have started to complain about the misperception that British binge drinking causes more liver damage.
A team at Southampton University Medical School published a study emphasising how the recent increases in UK liver deaths 'are a result of daily or near-daily heavy drinking, not episodic or binge drinking, and this regular drinking pattern is often discernible at an early age'.
The point is that while 'binge drinking' might be one particularly anti-social British route to some types of health damage, even the slow, stylish Continental way will get you there.
So why, you might ask, do fewer French die of heart disease? Surely it is the heart-protective effects of wine? A decade ago, epidemiologists began to question the assumption that red wine or alcohol in general extends your life.
What Dr Ian Graham, a professor of epidemiology at Trinity College, Dublin, suggests is that the lower rate of coronary deaths in France could be due to 'competing causes of death' — that is, many more French men might die early from alcohol-related causes before they have the opportunity to die of heart disease.
Dr Aric Sigman is a Fellow of the
Society of Biology, an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological
Society and Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Extracted from
Alcohol Nation, by Aric Sigman, published by Piatkus next Monday at
© 2011 Aric Sigman. To order a copy for £11.99 (incl p&p), call 0843 382 0000.
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clarifying the Intel Ivy Bridge Linux support level
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An Italian appeals court has overturned the murder conviction of Amanda Knox -- and the judge has ordered her to be released from custody.
Knox burst into tears -- and was immediately rushed out of the courtroom by armed police officers.
Knox's family plans to fly her out of Italy and back into the U.S. as soon as possible.
Cheers rang out inside the courtroom when the ruling was read. Outside the courthouse, the reaction was more mixed -- with people chanting, cheering and booing.
In 2009, Knox was convicted for the 2007 slaying of her former roommate Meredith Kercher. She was also found guilty of falsely accusing her former employer of the killing. But Knox appealed the verdict ... based, in part, on new information related to the DNA evidence in the case.
While the court overturned Knox's murder conviction, it UPHELD her conviction for falsely accusing her former employer of killing Kercher. Knox was sentenced to 3 years behind bars for that crime, but since she has already spent 4 years in custody, Amanda will not serve any additional time.
The court also overturned the murder conviction of Knox's ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito -- who was also ordered to be released from custody.
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I'm glad they overturned it. There wasnt enough evidence to convict her in the 1st place. If she is guilty , God will be the judge of that
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Crack in the World
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1965 US Theatrical Poster
Directed by | Andrew Marton |
Produced by | Bernard Glasser Lester A. Sansom |
Written by | Jon Manchip White Julian Zimet |
Starring | Dana Andrews Janette Scott Kieron Moore Alexander Knox |
Music by | Johnny Douglas |
Cinematography | Manuel Berenguer |
Distributed by | Paramount Pictures |
Release dates | May 12, 1965 (U.S. release) |
Running time | 96 min. |
Language | English |
Crack in the World is an American science-fiction disaster movie filmed in Spain in 1964 and released by Paramount Pictures.
An international consortium of scientists, operating as Project Inner Space in Tanganyika, Africa, is trying to tap into the Earth's geothermal energy by drilling a very deep hole down to the Earth's core. The scientists are foiled by an extremely dense layer of material at the boundary between the two. To penetrate the barrier and reach the magma below, they intend to detonate an atomic device at the bottom of the hole.
The leader of the project, Dr. Stephen Sorenson (Dana Andrews), who is (secretly) dying of cancer, believes that the atomic device will burn its way through the barrier, but the project's chief geologist, Dr. Ted Rampion (Kieron Moore), is convinced that the lower layers of the crust have been weakened by decades of underground nuclear tests, and that the detonation could produce a massive crack that would threaten the very existence of Earth.
The atomic device is used and Rampion's fears prove justified, as the crust of the Earth develops an enormous crack that progresses rapidly. Sorenson discovers that there was a huge reservoir of hydrogen underground, which turned the small conventional atomic explosion into a huge thermonuclear one that was millions of times more powerful. Another atomic device is used in the hope of stopping the crack, but it only reverses the crack's direction. Eventually the crack returns to its starting point at the test site, and a huge chunk of the planet outlined by the crack is expected to be thrown out into space. Sorenson remains at the underground control center to record the event despite pleas by his wife Maggie to evacuate with the rest of the project staff. She and Rampion barely escape in time to observe the fiery birth of a second moon. Its release stops the crack from further splitting the Earth.
- Dana Andrews as Dr. Stephen Sorensen
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Title | Compounding vulnerability: Young workers' employment concerns and the anticipated impact of the WorkChoices Act. |
Author | McDonald, Paula; Bailey, Janis Mary; Oliver, Damian John; Pini, Barbara |
Editor | Keith Hancock |
Year Published | 2007 |
Publisher | National Institute of Labour Studies |
Citation | Australian Bulletin of Labour, Vol. 33(1), pp. 60-88 |
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There were familiar names on top of the leader board at the end of the 13-race season-ending card at Woodbine Dec. 16, with Mark Casse taking the meet's training title and Luis Contreras on top of the jockey standings.
Casse recorded his sixth straight training title at Woodbine and seventh overall, winning 94 races, after notching a record 119 races in 2011. Casse also led in the purse earnings category with $6,864,988.
Reade Baker was second on the trainers' list with 63 wins. Robert Tiller was third with 48 triumphs.
Contreras collected his second Woodbine jockey title in a row, recording 195 victories. Last year, he had 210 wins on the meet, falling short of Mickey Walls' 1991 record of 221 wins in a single meet.
Patrick Husbands was second in the standings with 167 wins, while Eurico Rosa da Silva was third with 160.
Casse client John Oxley led all owners at Woodbine with $2,534,602 in purse earnings. Bear Stables Ltd. was second with $1,995,141 and had the most wins with 45. Sam-Son Farm was third with $1,765,027.
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It wasn't pretty, heck it wasn't even on TV, had to listen to it the old fashion way, on the radio. The Cats didn't do anything in the first half, yet only trailed 7-0 and with Randall Cobb starting for the first time this year at QB, at least the Cats were within striking distance. UK got the ball to open the second half and the freshman QB marched the team on a nine play, 53 yard scoring drive, as Cobb scored on a 5 yard run, to tie up the score at 7. The Cats next scoring drive came on an impressive 12 play, 82 yard drive, late in the quarter, with two plays turning out to be key factors in keeping the drive alive. The first was a fake punt on a fourth and one from the UK 27 yard line, that gained 2 yards and the other was a pass interference on a third down and 7. A 3 yard TD pass from Cobb to Maurice Grinter put the Cats up 14-7. But the Cats can't do anything easy, after a three and out by the Bulldogs, Uk fumbled the ball and MSU recovered inside UK's 35 yard line just as the fourth quarter was starting. 4 plays later, MSU scores on a 10 yard pass play, as MSU tries the PAT, it is blocked by Matt Roark, to make the score 14-13, with just under 14 minutes to play. UK's defense then stiffened up and didn't allow the MSU offense anywhere near field goal range. A last ditch Hail Mary pass was intercepted and the Wildcats held on for their sixth victory of the season. It is the third six win season in a row for the Cats, something that hasn't been done since 1954..'55 and '56. It also makes UK bowl eligible for the third year in a row, something that hasn't been done since 1950..'51 and '52. But the Cats need another win to assure themselves of another bowl trip. I know the UK Wildcats are not Florida or LSU, and as Cats fans, we don't expect them to be. All we expect is a winning season and a trip to a low-level bowl, not much to ask, maybe one day we can say we belong with the likes of Florida or LSU, but as of right now, we are just happy we are winning more than we are losing and I have seen my share of losing seasons. I have been a season ticket holder for the last 15 years and I have seen more losses than wins. I was there when UK beat Georgia a couple of years ago and we stormed the field, I still have the stadium grass from where the winning TD run came from. I was there when LSU threw up that miracle pass that beat UK in the final seconds as the fireworks were going off and the players were drowning the coach in gatorade bath. I've seen the heart ache and I've seen the jubulation, and I have enjoyed it all, the ups and the downs, for I am a UK WILDCAT FAN.
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(CMT Hot Dish is a weekly feature written by veteran columnist Hazel Smith. Author of the cookbook, Hazel's
Hot Dish: Cookin' With Country Stars, she also shares her recipes at CMT.com.)
While I anxiously await
the release of Ken Mansfield's new book, The White Book: The Beatles, the Bands, the Biz: An Insider's Look at an Era,
I recently read The Beatles, the Bible and Bodega Bay: My Long and Winding Road, the fine book he wrote a few years
back. Many people will recall Ken from his days of producing the award-winning "I'm Not Lisa" single by Jessi Colter on Capitol
Ken doesn't mention a whole lot about his stops in Music City as he writes about his travels down a "long
and winding road." But I can tell you for a fact, he found his beautiful Southern wife here, married her here, found the Lord
here, and he had and still has many friends in this town.
Ken was well-known during his music career in London, Los
Angeles and Nashville and was the sole U.S. manager of Apple Records. Does that ring your memory bell? Yep, I'm talking about
the label started by the Fab Four -- aka Jack, Georgie, Porgie and Richie, the telegram code names of John Lennon, George
Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr during Apple's heyday. As I scratch my head for a moment, I wish those were still
the code names for the Fab Four in 2007. It's a shame that life was snatched away from John and George.
Wouldn't it
have been wonderful in 1968 had there been e-mail and cell phones? Think of all the other Beatle music we might have. Or would
it have prevented the innocence and childish patter that made these four multi-talented individuals so great in the first
place? It's always best to leave well enough alone and not ponder what might have been. They gave us way more than enough
of themselves and their music.
Mansfield's book took my breath away. After browsing through it, I read it in two days
while smiling, laughing and crying. As tender and professional and loving as Ken handled the details in his book, it's still
hard for me to read his account of John's death. It must have been the hardest for Yoko Ono, who was with her husband when
he was shot.
I recall the night it happened like it was yesterday. Dennis Locorriere, the lead singer for Dr. Hook,
called me from God knows where. Dennis was devastated. He was virtually weeping, and I joined in. "John Lennon is the reason
I became a singer," Dennis sobbed into my phone. I wondered how many other musicians with calloused fingers numbed from picking
songs penned by John Lennon wept and made the same sad statement that night. It still angers me, but we can't cry about it.
What has to be -- will be.
Ringo loved country music. Remember, while still a Beatle, he recorded the marvelous "Act
Naturally" from the songwriting pen of the late Johnny Russell. Russell liked to brag about all the stars who recorded his
songs -- especially this song which made him a mint. Johnny went to Holiday Heights Baptist where I attend. It's just a small
church with a few people where most of them love one another.
Ken Mansfield's book deals with the Beatles' music and
his work at Apple Records as he flew around the world as a show biz executive. But then he talks about the greatest book ever
written -- the Holy Bible -- and his comfortable home in Bodega Bay, Calif.
The music Ken knew and loved must play
in the background of his happy life. A lamp of truth burns bright like an eternal flame where he resides in a cove beside
the ocean. Today, he writes books, and would you believe Ken is a minister? The former wild child roared with the Beatles
and hung out with the Waylon Jennings, Tompall Glaser and the other Outlaws in Music City. But now he's all about the work
of the Lord.
Ken still speaks well about Joe Galante, Tompall Glaser, David Frizzell and a passel others who are still
in and around Nashville. I feel blessed to be in the passel and thank Ken for his powerful book.
Just Thinkin'
and my pal Deborah Honeycutt were talking the other morning about how Kenny Chesney might use our help. His new single, "Never
Wanted Nothing More," reached No. 37 on the country charts before it was officially released and then bolted to No.
17 to catch its breath before shooting up to No. 13. Besides that, Kenny made a stop at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, where he
took home $4,462,709. He raked in another $1,032,169 in Columbus, Ohio. With all this money and chart action flying around
Kenny's head, it makes all the sense in the world for Deborah and me to stand with a tip jar at the door of Kenny's concerts.
Since Kenny started his career playing for tips, we could make that boy feel right at home. Just thinkin'.
From all reports, Keith Urban gave it all in Los Angeles during a two-hour concert, including an audience
singalong and his dedication of "Got It Right This Time" to his wife, Nicole Kidman. As Keith moseyed down the long catwalk
during the middle of the sold-out concert, some guy yelled, "Hey Keith, I'll let you kiss my wife if you'll let me kiss yours."
Keith hesitated for a moment, then walked over and gave the man's wife a kiss before crowing, "Good luck on the other part
of the deal, brother."
Other News
Congratulations to Rascal Flatts, whose "Bless This Broken
Road" single became their third track to surpass the 1-million mark for digital downloads. The other two were "What Hurts
the Most" and "Life Is a Highway." They're the only act who can claim three downloads of 1 million each, but you knew that.
who was the best-selling artist at this year's CMA Music Festival? If you guessed Jason Michael Carroll, you are correct.
Oak Ridge Boys recently traveled to Oak Ridge, Tenn., where they were honored with a street bearing their name. Pretty cool.
Jennifer Hanson was in Las Vegas shooting a video for her new single, "Joyride," temperatures hovered around 100 degrees in
Nevada's Valley of Fire State Park. Hey, it wasn't that hot in Tennessee -- only 99 here.
Kenny Chesney is among People
magazine's hottest bachelors while his pal Tracy Lawrence toiled for 41 weeks but finally made it to No. 1 with his single,
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The tire pressure warning light came on about a week after the tires were rotated (and I assume filled) at the dealer. My son in law checked all 4 tires and they were above 30. Didn't want to fill anymore since I have the green caps. Light is still on. Is it safe to drive on highway at 75/80 mph? HOw does this light determine low pressure. Why is it still on?
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Green = nitrogen filled tires. You can add regular air to the tire still (normal air is mostly nitrogen anyway). Should be no problem to go up to 34-35 psi. The light should turn off unless there is a problem with a sensor...
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You might have to bite the bullet and go to the dealer unless the place that filled your tires can scan the sensors, which I doubt. I filled up my tires back in August and shortly after my TPMS light came on; I rechecked and all four were at 37 PSI. Dealer found that one of the sensors somehow was sending "all zeroes", basically a null signal. They were able to reset it and it has been OK since. 1/2-hour labor charged.
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42 Then Job replied to the Lord:
2 "I know that you can do all things;
no purpose of yours can be thwarted.
3 You asked, 'Who is this that obscures my plans without knowledge?'
Surely I spoke of things I did not understand,
things too wonderful for me to know.
4 "You said, 'Listen now, and I will speak;
I will question you,
and you shall answer me.'
5 My ears had heard of you
but now my eyes have seen you.
6 Therefore I despise myself
and repent in dust and ashes."
7 After the Lord had said these things to Job, he said to Eliphaz the Temanite, "I am angry with you and your two friends, because you have not spoken the truth about me, as my servant Job has. 8 So now take seven bulls and seven rams and go to my servant Job and sacrifice a burnt offering for yourselves. My servant Job will pray for you, and I will accept his prayer and not deal with you according to your folly. You have not spoken the truth about me, as my servant Job has." 9 So Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Naamathite did what the Lord told them; and the Lord accepted Job's prayer.
10 After Job had prayed for his friends, the Lord restored his fortunes and gave him twice as much as he had before. 11 All his brothers and sisters and everyone who had known him before came and ate with him in his house. They comforted and consoled him over all the trouble the Lord had brought on him, and each one gave him a piece of silver[a] and a gold ring.
12 The Lord blessed the latter part of Job's life more than the former part. He had fourteen thousand sheep, six thousand camels, a thousand yoke of oxen and a thousand donkeys. 13 And he also had seven sons and three daughters. 14 The first daughter he named Jemimah, the second Keziah and the third Keren-Happuch. 15 Nowhere in all the land were there found women as beautiful as Job's daughters, and their father granted them an inheritance along with their brothers.
16 After this, Job lived a hundred and forty years; he saw his children and their children to the fourth generation. 17 And so Job died, an old man and full of years.
- Job 42:11 Hebrew him a kesitah; a kesitah was a unit of money of unknown weight and value.
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Seguros Banorte Generali (Seguros Banorte-Generali, S.A. de C.V.)
Banorte Generali is part of the Gruppo Generali. The company has main offices in Mexico DF, Guadalajara and Monterrey. It offers insurance in the areas of life, vehicles and home, among others.
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Name: | Seguros Banorte Generali |
Address: | Avenida Hidalgo No. 250 Poniente, Colonia Centro |
City: | Monterrey,Nuevo León |
Country: | Mexico |
Phone number: | 52-81-83658227 |
Fax: | 52-81-81220210 |
Website: | http://www.banorte-generali.com.mx/seguros/index.html |
Sector: | Insurance |
Subsectors: | Healthcare |
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