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The house Amy Winehouse lived and died in is being sold for £2.7million.
The property in Camden, London has been put on the market by her father Mitch Winehouse who used the place as the headquarters for the Amy Winehouse Foundation after her death last July, aged 27.
The parent purchased the house with his daughter in April 2010 for £1.8million and although relatives originally wanted to hang on to the home, that have now decided to sell.
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ãHe looks good, without question,ã stated Activities Director M.J. Guadalupe. ãHe may be a little forgetful at times, but he definitely knows whatãs going on. Everyone in this place adores him ã the residents, staff and his family, and itãs because he never has anything bad to say about anybody.
ãHeãs one of the friendliest guys Iãve ever met; heãs always happy, always smiling,ã she continued. ãHe loves his books, or at least he used to. Now he spends a lot of time watching TV, like game shows, the news and sports, but he loves talking about anything, in particular the past.ã
Just six weeks ago, on Veterans Day, family members drove Hey to the Cumberland Monastery to receive a special United States flag during a ceremony there. Fellow vets, including long-time buddy Jimmy Wright, were on hand to witness the presentation, one that brought tears to the eyes of most attendees.
Hey, who maintained heãs always been extremely proud to hail from Cumberland ã ãI lived almost my whole life thereã ã left Cumberland High School early in his academic career to begin working for his dad, a building contractor.
ãI didnãt have much of a choice, really,ã Hey said with a snicker. ãHe just told me, ãYouãre gonna help me build houses!ã and that was it.ã
Later on, he signed up to join the Merchant Marines, and spent 1941-45 serving as a seaman in World War II.
ãIn that time, I covered a lot of ground; Iãve been to England, France,ã he noted. ãI had no rank, but I did a lot of work. I guess you could say I was a jack-of-all-trades. I remember, at the end of the war, we were at port and preparing to go out into the (Atlantic) ocean, and there were two German submarines not far out there just waiting for us.
ãThen we found out the war was over, that it had ended, so we didnãt have to go out there,ã he added. ãLucky us!ã
When Hey returned, he married his long-time classmate and friend, Dot Rawlinson, and the couple settled down in their hometown and had four children together. He continued to work for his father in the house-building business, and later labored as a carpenter/woodbuilder at Brown University.
When Dot died in the 1990s, Hey became rather depressed that his ãforeverã partner was no longer with him. He did, however, find some peace when he met Lise Thibault in the summer of 1998.
ãI met him through another elderly friend I used to take care of, a lady named Marion Goldberg, who lived in Lincoln,ã Thibault stated as she sat next to Hey. ãThey were in school together, so knew each other a long time, since they were kids. I was always friends with her, and he came to visit one day. I remember I opened the door and said, ãWhat are YOU doing here?ã and he just gave a big smile.
ãHis family told me he was bitter and upset about his wife,ã she added. ãHe later told them that if anything ever happened to him, he wanted me to take care of him. Wouldnãt you know it? About three months later, he fell and broke his ankle. Marion passed away in 2000, so I started taking care of George not long after.
ãIãd take him to the store, to the barber, those kinds of things, and I did it because thatãs just me. I wasnãt working, and Iãve always been close to and related well with the elderly. Iãve been caring for him for over 10 years; I knew he was lonely, and I just wanted to help. Heãs such a nice man.
ãHe calls me his adopted daughter, and that makes me feel great!ã
Nowadays, Heyãs eyes arenãt as good as they once were, so reading books, newspapers and magazines have been replaced by watching westerns (his favorite actors include John Wayne and Clint Eastwood) and other shows, not to mention the Red Sox and other sports on TV.
He admitted, on Christmas Eve, he will keep an eye on the Miami-New England football game.
ãI used to like Miami when they played under (head coach) Don Shula (in the 1970s), and I still do,ã he noted. When asked who heãd root for this Saturday, he slyly replied, ãIãve got to be careful here, so Iãll just say, ãNo comment.ãã
Suddenly, Hey and Thibaultãs heads spun when they noticed a woman who had brought a dog into the activities room. They asked what type of canine she was, and the woman told them ãToriã was a whippet-beagle mix.
She picked up Tori, and Hey gently gave the dog a few gentle pats.
ãHow are you doing, Tori?ã he asked. ãYouãre beautiful, arenãt you?ã
Seconds later, a man Hey didnãt know approached him and said, ãCongratulations, sir, on your 100th birthday. Iãm proud to have met you.ã
Hey shook his hand and beamed.
When asked what his secret was for his longevity, Hey initially seemed puzzled. Admission Director Sharon Glaude immediately indicated, ãI think itãs his positive outlook on life.ã
Thatãs when Hey replied, ãWell, I never smoked in my life, and I didnãt drink much. I used to love my 3 p.m. drink (Canadian whiskey and ginger ale) later on in my life, but I donãt have that anymore.
ãIãve also exercised, and I know I have this machine here (he pointed at his wheelchair) to help me,ã he continued. ãI also work out with barbells.ã
Thibault revealed he used to adore taking his daughters on train rides around the country, and that one in particular used to write school reports about their odysseys together.
Hey revealed he has many outstanding memories of his life, and being in the military was one of them.
ãThe flag the veterans gave me means a whole lot to me,ã he said. ãI gave four years of my life fighting for this country, and Iãd do it again in a heartbeat. And you know what? If I had to do it all over again, Iãd marry Lise tomorrow ã or even later today.
ãShe not only is beautiful and good-looking, but sheãs got the kindest heart. She takes good care of me, and so do the people here.ã
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The apparently larger budget reveals a struggle over the power of the purse between Missouri's legislators and governor.
Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike are attempting to assert more control over the thousands of specific appropriations listed in Missouri's budget for the 2013 fiscal year. So lawmakers have removed the "E'' — for estimate — designation next to hundreds of appropriations. The "E'' had had allowed Governor Jay Nixon's Democratic administration to spend more money than listed for a particular item in the budget, if more money became available.
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Not having ever taken the Long Island Rail Road to Stony Brook before, I was a bit nervous that I would get lost going to the school to watch a few fallball games. Lucky for me, the station is about a five minute walk to LaValle Stadium. And the noise of a substitution air horn certainly helped me locate the event as well. Once there, I was treated to some good lacrosse, especially watching Bucknell and Syracuse closely.
Having returned nearly everyone from last year's near-miss team, the Bison have high hopes this fall and upcoming spring. Watching this team play Syracuse, however, it is clear that Coach Frank Fedorjaka's squad has a bit to work on. What they do not need to work on, though, is ball possession. The time of possession against the Orange was lopsided in favor of the Bison…too bad the point of the game is to put some Indian rubber in a 6 by 6 net, not to hold on to the ball the most. Some other notes on the Bison:
Though they allowed many transition goals, the defense led by Billy Haire looked very solid in even play. Goalie Nick Sciubba did not start against the Orange, Derek Craig did. Due to his performance, the Bison need Sciubba back.
The time of possession offense was led by attackman Joe Mele. The possession time came with only a few shots, taken by Mele.
SSDM Michael Cooke led a very well conditioned midfield, running coast to coast with the ball on more than one occasion.
Freshman Nick Gantsoudes got a lot of good looks today, rotating in on the first line midfield and second.
The Bison certainly didn't lack any gumption in any aspect of the game, despite losing by a large amount, i.e. scrumming for every groundball. This scrappiness will certainly help the team this season.
Click Here to read the Syracuse Athletic Deparment's summary of the event
The reigning National Champs look early on like they are poised to make another run. Though it is clear that the Orange are missing the presence of Stephen Brooks and Mike Leveille, Coach John Desko is dancing with who he brought…and on Saturday, it worked.
Sophomore Stephen Keogh looks like he's going to fill to void left by Leveille as the No. 1 attackman, with competition from Junior Chris Daniello.
Josh Amidon, Scott Kahoe, and Bobby Eilers consistently ran together at midfield and the group looks like they are the top line for the Orange, running a ton of picks, and pick and rolls.
John Galloway appears to be the starting goalie for the squad and looked good doing it…Coluccini who?
One major critique is the amount of bonehead penalties the team committed. A combination of offsides, too many men, and pointless slashing penalties kept their man-down unit on the field, which looked somewhat anemic at first, laying back early on and bringing pressure in later man-down situations.
Sid Smith leads an aggressive defense that very much relies on individuals making plays with little or no back-up.
Editors Note: For observations on Stony Brook from last week's Blue Jay Classic event, read Christian Swezey and Jon Brand's observations from that event last weekend, or watch the video of the Seawolves.


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Restaurant giant Chipotle is looking to get even bigger by taking on the world of pizza.
The Mexican grill announced it has launched a fast, casual pizza restaurant called Pizzeria Locale in Denver, using what The Wall Street Journal calls its wildly successful format. (Via YouTube / Pizzeria Locale)
"You move down the line, you pick your ingredients, you see everything being made. Ingredients are higher quality than they would be at the fast food joint next door, and the price is still fairly low. It's that formula." (Via The Wall Street Journal)
So, thin-crust pizzas with high-quality ingredients that are ready in two minutes? Sounds pretty good to me. (Via Instagram / pizzerialocale)
CNBC reports the new restaurant venture also relies on a model emphasizing service and speed to stay afloat. And the restaurant is already looking to expand to other locations.
Commenting on the potential for growth, a writer for U.S. News & World Report says: "If Chipotle's success is any indicator, Pizzeria Locale could have huge growth potential. Twenty years after the opening of its first location, the restaurant has more than 1,400 locations."
Chipotle has ventured into other restaurant territory before. It currently owns six ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen restaurants. (Via Shophouse Kitchen)
As for Pizzeria Locale, it'll cost you around $6.50 for a pizza, and it also offers red and white Italian wine on tap.
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[JURIST] Myanmar is processing grants of amnesty [press release; recorded video, RealPlayer] to prisoners to allow them to participate in the 2010 general elections, ambassador U Than Swe told the UN Security Council [official website] on Monday. Additionally, Swe maintained that the country intended to implement other recommendations proposed by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon [official profile; JURIST news archive]. The Security Council meeting followed Ban's visit to Myanmar earlier this month to address "several serious and long-standing concerns." During his visit, Ban met with head of state Senior General Than Shwe and Prime Minister General Thein Sein to discuss issues that could undermine the country's political process and to make recommendations including the release of political prisoners such as Aung San Suu Kyi [BBC profile; JURIST news archive], resumption of talks between government and opposition officials and creating conditions for legitimate elections next year. The Secretary-General discussed his visit to the country and the need for fair elections:
My visit offered the clearest signal of the United Nations commitment to work with the Government and people of Myanmar to address issues that are of fundamental importance for the prospects of durable peace, democracy and development. ... I have made clear my expectation and that of the international community that the Government needs to deliver on the promise to make the 2010 elections inclusive, free and fair, and to take necessary steps on my specific proposals in the very near future.


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RINCON - Body parts found inside a South Carolina storage unit and a south Georgia home after a deadly police standoff are likely those of a Savannah man missing since New Year's Eve, authorities said Sunday.
A Midway man who accidentally shot himself early Wednesday morning died from his wound.
BAXLEY - Police say a 26-year-old man who was arrested in his wife's death after initially saying two men killed her in a home invasion last week is being allowed to attend her funeral.
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Possession of marijuana: Dec. 16 - Just after 3 a.m. officers stopped a Fort Stewart man on Highway 17 near Ponderosa Road because his tail light was damaged. The driver was arrested because his license was suspended, and officers found a bag of marijuana in the Hinesville passenger's shirt pocket. He was also wanted in Liberty County for a probation violation and was arrested.
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Thunderstorms, some possibly severe, could sweep across coastal Georgia late this afternoon and evening.
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ATLANTA - A federal study shows Georgia ranked below the national average and below southeastern states in alcohol-related fatalities in 2011.
The following reports are from the Bryan County Sheriff's Department: Criminal trespassing, Dec. 4 - Deputies reported to Countryside Drive in Ellabell around 5 p.m. after a woman reported her mailbox had been damaged and covered in neon green silly string. She said it likely happened between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
ATLANTA - In recent years, Georgia has always used the holiday season to reinforce the state's zero-tolerance policy for impaired driving.
Bryan County Fire Department's South Division recently recognized four members for their dedication and work during 2012.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for 10 southeastern Georgia counties, including Bryan, until 9 p.m. today.
Bryan County Emergency Services recently raised and donated $1,000 to Komen of Coastal Georgia in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Pembroke police were kept busy the night country star Luke Bryan played in neighboring Claxton.
Firefighters and family members from all over the United States gathered recently in Gettysburg, Penn., to honor those who died in the line of duty in 2012 for the annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend.
Area law enforcement authorities are seeking the public's help in finding a Richmond Hill man who is wanted on drug charges.
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Bryan County Emergency Services Chief Freddy Howell recently honored Dairy Queen in Pembroke, left, and Richmond Hill, right, for the businesses' help during Fire Prevention Week, which is Oct. 6-12. Both restaurants are offering a free ice cream to children who turn in a coloring sheet on fire safety and prevention by Oct. 12. The sheets are available at both Dairy Queen locations and all Bryan County fire departments.
How often has the doorbell rung or a child interrupted you while you were cooking, causing you to forget about the chicken you left sizzling on the stove - until smoke filled the house?
Bryan County firefighter and emergency medical technician Mark Waters has been named Bryan County Emergency Services employee of the quarter.
Getting into school buildings in Bryan County could soon be more difficult as officials look at tightening security at each of the system's schools.
An early evening fire destroyed a Richmond Hill home Sunday, but the residents were all able to it out safely, according to officials.
Wyommie Mack, program manager for the Department of Juvenile Justice in Liberty, Long and Bryan counties, on Tuesday updated the Hinesville Rotary Club on reforms being made to the state juvenile justice system.
Lt. Jeff Hein, commander of the Liberty County Sheriff's Office narcotics unit, describes law enforcement's continuous war on drugs as "a strategic game of chess, not checkers."
Atlantic Circuit Superior Court Judge D. Jay Stewart attended the National Drug Court Professionals' 19th annual training conference July 14-17 in Washington, D.C.
Bill Massey and Lauren Hand from the Dewberry Firm and Jeff Morris from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently presented the Bryan County Emergency Services (BCES) with the completion of a Georgia Hurricane Evacuation Study Technical Data Report paid for by the Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (July 29, 2010) – Walt Disney World Resort today announced an expansion to its long-term business relationship with HP, which now includes naming rights for the 165,000-square-foot fieldhouse at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
Beginning today, the fieldhouse will be renamed with the HP brand and will feature several new high-tech elements designed to enhance the sports experience for the nearly 1.5 million athletes, coaches and fans who visit the complex each year. HP also becomes the official imaging, printing and PC partner for ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, the leading multi-sports venue in the nation.
The centerpiece of the soon to be renamed fieldhouse will be the HP Creation Zone where athletes, coaches and fans can download, design and enhance commemorative photos and images of their events, then immediately produce and print them onsite. The HP Creation Zone will also include a retail area featuring a variety of imaging-related products and options for youth athletes and consumers, such as creating life-size posters of action photos, custom wallpaper coverings for the home and other photo keepsakes/memorabilia.
"HP's innovative technologies further differentiate the athlete experience at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in ways that no other youth sports venue can match," said Ken Potrock, senior vice president of Disney Sports Enterprises. "The HP technological enhancements in the complex are just the latest in a growing number of technology-driven projects that are at the core of our growth strategy, which centers around continually elevating the sports experience for our athletes, coaches and fans."
There will also be an HP internet "café" capability inside the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex Grill featuring HP TouchSmart PCs. Individual stations will offer online access to a variety of sites, including ESPN.com, ESPNRISE.com, ESPNWWOS.com, Disney.com, Disneyworld.com and others.
The ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex Welcome Center, an onsite concierge facility, will offer kiosks that also feature HP TouchSmart PCs. The kiosks, which will also be located at additional locations throughout the complex, will enable athletes and fans to access and print a wide range of sports event information, including field assignments and schedule updates, as well as general Disney information and resources, such as dining reservations and vacation planning tools for theme parks, resorts and water parks.
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The fieldhouse accommodates virtually any indoor sport, including basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, volleyball, martial arts, team handball, roller hockey, cheerleading and dance, trampoline and tumbling, indoor tennis, etc., in addition to concerts and conventions. Opened in 1997, the venue has a seating capacity of 5,500 and room for six full-size collegiate basketball courts.
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Foster's Lager Foster's is a world famous lager. Explore it's history and exactly why it is so popular.
Castle Lager Castle lager is South Africa's premium beer. Discover it's full history and it's current brewing details.
Tennent's Lager Discover the traditional Scottish lager Tennent's. Contains lots of detailed brewing and taste information.
Tuborg Lager Tuborg lager is a traditional beer that originates from Denmark. Discover it's history and brewing details.
Sauza Tequila Sauza Tequila is a famous brand of Mexican Tequila, loved and drank all over the world. Discover why Sauza is so popular.
Don Julio Tequila Don Julio Tequila. First made in Mexico in 1942 and now purchased all over the world. Discover the great taste of Don Julio.
Pousse Cafe Pousse Cafe is simply another term for layered drinks. Explore how Pousse Cafe drinks are created and discover some popular recipes.
Tequila Rose Explore Tequila Rose, the popular cream-based liqueur. Also contains a recipe to create your very own drink version.
History Of Cocktails The glamorous history of one of our most loved beverages - The Cocktail. Discover the fantastic world of mixed drinks.
Where Does Vodka Come From? Find out where Vodka first originated from, including a brief history of how Vodka is made and why it is such a popular spirit.
Drink Mixology Introducing the Art of Mixology, featuring a mixed drink recipe and much more related information.
Examples Of Dry White Wines In depth look at some examples of famous dry white wines from around the world. Concentrating on French and German wines.
Drinking A Glass Of Wine A Day The effects that drinking a glass of wine everyday has on your body in the long and short terms. Alcohol information guide.
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Types Of Fruity Red Wine Descriptions of various popular styles of fruity and sweet red wines ready for your consumption.
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SportsCenter Reveals U.S. Women's National Team Roster
ESPN's SportsCenter Reveals the U.S. Women's National Team roster for the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. Forward Abby Wambach and midfielder Heather O'Reilly are on hand to discuss the squad of 21 players going to Germany in the summer.
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RAFB Opening New Metal Finishing Facility, Safer for Employees
WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) - Robins Air Force Base is opening a new state of the art metal finishing facility, which is not only safer for employees, but better for the environment.
"Anytime you get something new, this is like Christmas for us in the middle of March," Brigadier General Cedric George, the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex Commander, said.
It's the best gift the 573rd Commodities Maintenance Squadron could ask for. This brand new 98,000 square foot facility is filled with state of the art equipment, robots, and automated lines.
"This facility allows us to do the work we still have to do in terms of stripping our parts, treating our parts, doing inspections on our parts," George said.
Workers use chemicals to put anti-corrosive finishes on aircraft parts. Right now, they are doing their job in an old, outdated facility. The squadron's director says the new shop will reduce workers' exposure to harmful chemicals.
"Instead of working over open tanks, they'll be working from control panels, so just a huge improvement in safety and quality of life for our workforce," Bob Reynolds, the 573rd Commodities Maintenance Squadron director, said.
"When those doors close behind me, the workforce is on this side and the heat treat is going on on that side, so its safer for the workforce," George said.
The employees can't wait to move into the new building.
"Safety [is] going to be 100% better, environmental will be 100%, water supply, everything is going to be way better than what we have now," Danny Bell, an electroplater, said.
And a better shop means better equipment for the men and women serving our country.
"It allows us to more effectively and efficiently deliver our war fighting capability to our war fighters," George said.
The facility cost $67 million to build. It has been in construction since September 2010.
The next step is to test the equipment and set up the chemicals. Base leaders expect the first line to be up and running by the end of the year.


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An ongoing education
Growing up in Forster, Laurel Williams spent hours roaming the picturesque stretch of coastline between Bennetts Head and Pebbly Beach near the home where she was raised by her grandparents.
After leaving school at 15, a decision that was readily accepted both by the education system of the day and her family, Williams, a descendent of the Biripi people, was not expected to achieve much beyond walking down the aisle, which she did at 17.
Today, sitting at the dining table in her Lake Macquarie home with a painting of her beloved childhood stomping ground on the wall behind her, Williams describes her "second life", which began in 1976 after the end of her 20-year marriage.
"It all started with a call from my sister-inlaw who was involved in the NSW Aboriginal Education Committee (now the NSW Aboriginal Education Consultative Group). A delegation was heading to Victoria to observe their community model," she recalls. "Bob Morgan got sick so they had a spare seat and she suggested I pack a bag and go along.
"That phone call changed everything." Growing up in Forster, Laurel Williams spent hours roaming the picturesque stretch of coastline between Bennetts Head and Pebbly Beach near the home where she was raised by her grandparents. Williams, who was then living in Western Sydney as a single mother-of-two, observed that education held the key to opportunities for Indigenous people. For the first time, she saw how "silly" it was to have left school so young when she enjoyed learning and achieved good results.
"No-one encouraged me to stay on and continue my education," says Williams, who emphasises that the 1950s didn't offer women many options apart from low-level jobs, marriage and childrearing. "After getting involved with the NSW Aboriginal Education Committee, I was surrounded by people who wanted to make a difference for Aboriginal people."
Williams quickly made up for lost time and enrolled in a secretarial course so she could use her newly-obtained skills to lend a hand as a volunteer supporting the work of Evonne Bolton at the NSW Department of Education's head office.
"She was Aboriginal Education at the time," recalls Williams. "Evonne's role was to help establish Aboriginal content in the mainstream school curriculum."
From there, she accepted a job at Karuah as one of the first Aboriginal Teachers Aids (ATA) and completed the associated training program at the University of Sydney. Frustrated at being kept out of the classroom by photocopying and book covering tasks – "Schools didn't quite know how to integrate ATAs" – she decided to become a teacher.
Williams graduated from the Aboriginal Rural Education program at the University of Western Sydney as a primary school teacher in 1988 and has since worked in three tiers of education – schools, TAFE and Higher Education. She has completed a Master of Education through the University of Wollongong and is now in the third year of a PhD at the University of Newcastle.
Williams moved to the Hunter region in 1994 to complete a 12-month secondment as a senior lecturer in the then Department of Social Work. "The department wanted to include an Aboriginal perspective in their content so I developed a booklet and a series of videos to use as teaching tools for lecturers," she says. "I only came for a year, and I'm still here."
She went on to become the University's first head of the Department of Aboriginal Studies and was appointed acting director of Wollotuka in 1997 before becoming director in 1998 for two years.
Her current research focuses on the impact of Aboriginal community on education provision in NSW and the life member of the Aboriginal Education Consultative Group is busy completing field data collection and analysis. In her spare time, she is also writing a book detailing her 35-year career in education.
"When I was younger I never imagined this would be my path," she says. "I had noone to encourage me to further my education. It's the same for many Aboriginal people who have not had the opportunities to develop academically. This impacts on employment and social interaction, and feeds the cycle of poverty and disadvantage.
"Hopefully my research will help people realise why we have such a big educational gap and how we can make improvements. I have to pull myself up at times and acknowledge that inroads have been made with education, particularly at the University of Newcastle. But we can always do more."
Find out more about the University of Newcastle's Indigenous programs - the most comprehensive in Australia.


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Hidden Valley Middle's wrestling team traveled to Glenvar Middle School for a wrestling match on Tuesday, Nov. 29.
In middle school wrestling, teams typically don't keep an official score. It's more about providing experience and challenging the athletes, both coaches Brent Hudson (Glenvar) and Rick Schilling (Hidden Valley) said.
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Apppointed August 2004 by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Ms. Berg is the president and Chief Executive Officer of Ellis Paint
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1977, and Pacific Resources Recovery Services, a hazardous waste
management company. She is also a managing partner of the Global
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Ms. Berg is on the board of the Berg Family Foundation, the Paso Robles
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A soaker coming our way
Just before Hurricane Irene roared up the East Coast, dropping 3 to 5 inches of rain and more across the region, the rainfall deficit at Reagan National was 2.49 inches. That all changed following Irene... now there is a surplus of precipitation for the year at DCA... we are now almost 1" above normal for the year. BWI Thurgood Marshal is more than 4 inches above for the year while Dulles International did not benefit as much from Irene... coming in with a deficit of 2.81 inches for 2011 so far.
Well, rainfall totals for the year will tack on another 1 to 3 inches this coming week as a moisture-driven cold front brings showers and a few heavy rainfall-producing storms Monday afternoon. Yes, this will come at the expense of Labor Day picnics, barbecues and pool parties. If there is any good news... most of the rain will fall after the midday, so Labor Day won't be a complete washout in the Nation's Capital. These totals will also include the rain from Tropical Storm Lee, which will move north along the Appalachian spine and bring periodic showers through much of next week.
This is a good time to reference the term "flash flooding." When very heavy rain falls in a short period of time, it tends to not get absorbed by the ground and ends up rolling off the ground into streets, creeks and streams causing rapid rises in the water level. Storm drains in urban locations could get overwhelmed, and in rural areas near creeks and streams, you should drive with caution because water could cover the roadway in these flood prone areas.
Given the heavy rain recently, it will only take about 2 inches of rain in one hour to cause flash flooding. The amount of moisture that will be available in the showers and storms is about 2.25 inches, known as the "precipitable water" in the atmosphere. It won't be uncommon to get a shower or storm late Monday or anytime Tuesday and Wednesday that drops this amount of rain in an hour or less.
Flash Flood Watches have been posted north of Tropical Storm Lee all the way to eastern Tennessee. The local weather service office could issue Flash Flood Watches for the District and surrounding areas as early as this afternoon for the Monday-Wednesday rain event coming our way.
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