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Educators have taken to the popular website donorschoose.org to come together to raise money for teachers in Newtown to give them the funds to create projects in their classrooms for their students.
A coalition of education leaders joined in the announcement Wednesday of the creation of a donation website, DonorsChoose.org/Newtown, dedicated to supporting the classroom efforts of teachers in Newtown.
Contributions received through DonorsChoose.org/Newtown will give Newtown teachers the ability to design and fund classroom-specific projects and to buy needed materials. Projects could include, for example, books and shelves for a reading nook, art supplies for a mosaic, seeds and soil for a memorial garden, or other teacher-generated projects.
The goal of this effort is to enable Connecticut residents – and individuals throughout the United States – to offer a holiday gift of any size to the teachers of Newtown and, through them, to the district's students.
A coalition of Connecticut, national, and Newtown education leaders praised this effort. The leaders explained that they are working together on multiple fronts – and with the help of a number of key nonprofit partners – in order to assist the Newtown school district (including its educators, students, and families) in the wake of the recent tragedy.
"At DonorsChoose.org, we believe that great teachers know best what their students need, and this is surely the case in Newtown," said Charles Best, founder of DonorsChoose.org. "We're honored and humbled to provide a platform for supporting these educators."
"The selfless spirit of the teaching profession is currently on display throughout the Newtown school district," said state Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor. "In the face of profound personal grief, anxiety, and challenge, these educators inspire us with their strength, resiliency, and perseverance.
"The teachers of Newtown know the needs of their students best," he said. "We hope that efforts such as this will aid Newtown educators—modestly but meaningfully — as they return to and restart their classrooms."
"While the road to recovery will be long, we know that the children, educators and community of Newtown will move forward," said American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten..
"This partnership with DonorsChoose allows Americans across the country to share in the healing process by lending a helping hand where it is needed most," she said. "In this season that usually fills children and adults of all ages with joy and hope, the AFT is pleased to be part of the healing process for their schools and their lives."
Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education said: "The six courageous educators lost at Sandy Hook were heroes in the truest sense even before they laid down their lives to protect their students. In the simple and profound choice to teach, they each demonstrated the selfless, quiet, extraordinary heroism that defines the teaching profession. To honor their memory, people may wish to support this or other responsible efforts in support of the ongoing work, dedication and commitment of their colleagues in Newtown at this difficult time."
" DonorsChoose.org is a wonderful way to support the teachers of Newtown," said Melodie Peters, president of AFT Connecticut. "By donating on this website people can help our teachers meet their students' needs during this difficult time."
"The outpouring of support bestowed on the Newtown community over the past week has been overwhelming," said Newtown Superintendent of Schools Janet Robinson. "We are immensely grateful for this opportunity for donations to be directed straight into the classrooms to support the courageous and inspiring work of Newtown's teachers."
"It is my great honor to represent the teachers of Newtown, who continue to inspire me daily," said Tom Kuroski, president of the Newtown Federation of Teachers. "By virtue of their courage and deep love for teaching our students, they are returning to the classrooms after unspeakable horrors unfolded in one of our schools. As we grieve and continue the work of supporting one another during this difficult time, we are grateful for these contributions that will help our teachers create the learning, enriching and caring environments for their students that they seek to provide."
The parent organization, DonorsChoose.org, was founded in 2000 and, to date, has funded over 328,000 projects proposed by over 137,000 teachers in over 46,000 schools nationwide.
The money raised by DonorsChoose.org will be divided equally among teachers in Newtown. Each teacher may use his or her allocated funds to purchase classroom materials, fund a classroom-specific project, or use the funds as an opportunity to demonstrate the act of giving by donating portions of their funds to other classroom projects throughout Connecticut and/or nationwide.
Donors can give any amount towards classroom funding credits or a specific teacher-developed project that most inspires them. The community site will be live for six months, through June 30, 2013. However, any individually developed project can remain on the site for up to five months from the date on which it was created.
DonorsChoose.org vets every classroom project request, purchases the materials and ships them directly to the classroom, provides photos of the project-taking place, and supplies a cost report showing how every dollar was spent. As a 501(c) 3 charity, donations through DonorsChoose.org are tax-deductible.
To visit the website: http://www.donorschoose.org/newtown


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Record Report - Berkeley, Eastern Grant, Eastern Mineral, Eastern Pendleton, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Morgan, Western Grant, Western Mineral, Western Pendleton
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This young man is something special but he can't shoulder the whole load year after year and still remain healthy. It's a real shame Schiano couldn't make better use of Blount. They could have really been a dynamic complement to each other IMO.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
I appreciate everyone's optimism, but a full eight games of Doug's rookie season was made up of some really mediocre rushing performances. Martin played like an on/off switch in 2012; he was either one of the best backs in the league (Minnesota, at Atlanta, at Carolina, Oakland), or he struggled for every yard (Dallas, Denver, New York, St. Louis).As a whole, his season was a blast to watch, and he showed some really special qualities for any runner -- much less a rookie missing the two best run blockers on his offensive line. But, when you study the fine strokes, he was a bit too bipolar for my comfort. I definitely hope we see a repeat performance in 2013, but with this team's history, I'm not going to commit to definitives on either side of the coin.


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Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Monday that Percy Harvin (concussion) "should be fine" for Super Bowl 48.
Cowboys LB DeVonte Holloman's career is likely over due to his latest neck injury.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount "probably face no more than a one-game suspension and that won't come anytime soon."
The Tennessean says the goal-line fade to Justin Hunter has been "all but unstoppable" at camp.
Pierre Thomas expects his pass-game role to expand this season.
Colts GM Ryan Grigson says Trent Richardson "needs to answer the bell" and be "accountable."
Andre Johnson is "showing no signs of rust" after missing a chunk of Texans camp with a hamstring injury.
Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount were arrested for possession of marijuana Wednesday, while Bell was also booked for DUI.
CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco reports the 49ers are "not interested" in trading holdout RG Alex Boone.
Bengals signed WLB Vontaze Burfict to a new four-year, $20 million contract through 2017.
Rams waived/injured RB Isaiah Pead (torn ACL).
Coach Mike Smith said he fully expects Steven Jackson (hamstring) to be ready for Week 1.


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Burt Myers, the 2010 Whelen Southern Modified Tour champion missed a total of three races in the 2011 and 2012 seasons due to injury, but the Walnut Cove, N.C., driver stayed on the track this season and registered three wins.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series regular (No. 29 Ford F-150) Ryan Blaney wins the 33rd Annual Food City 300, his second victory in 24 NASCAR Nationwide Series races.
Sprint Cup regular (No. 18 Toyota) Kyle Busch wins the Coors Light Pole Award for the 33rd Annual Food City 300 with a lap of 15.333 seconds, 125.142 mph.
Jeff Gordon missed the pole by 8/1,000ths of a second and will lineup second for Saturday night's Irwin Tools Night Race.
Kevin Harvick set the 18th new track record of the season in 24 races and shattered the old Bristol track record of 129.991 mph. His top speed was 131.362 mph and set in the final qualification session.
Casey Mears became the third driver to slap the wall in the first session of qualification. Like Almirola's No. 43, his No. 13 may require a backup.
Aric Almirola followed Kyle Larson into the wall in the first session of qualification. His car appears to have more damage than the No. 42 and may require a backup.
Kyle Larson crashed on his first lap of qualification for the Irwin Tools Night Race. He damaged both the right rear and left front of his No. 42 Chevrolet.
Kevin Harvick posted the quickest 10-lap average in final practice for the Irwin Tools Night Race. His speed of 126.518 mph was recorded early in his run, from laps four through 13.
A rookie took top honors in the first session, so it was only fitting that a sophomore should win final practice. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. posted the single fastest lap of 131.048 mph during that session.
Kyle Busch recorded the quickest average speed in the first practice session for the Irwin Tools Night Race. He went 127.186 mph in a 10-lap session from his lap 57 through 66.
Kyle Larson posted the fastest single lap in the first practice session for the Irwin Tools Night Race. His top speed of 131.083 mph easily eclipsed the old track record of 129.991 mph set this spring by Denny Hamlin.


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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — Todd Kapcsos said he wanted to be the 'Dark Knight' of Moxham, the neighborhood in Johnstown, Pa., that fittingly bears a name similar to the fictional home of the original caped crusader.
The 19-year-old said he was tired of seeing crime and drugs on his neighborhood's streets, so he picked up a baseball bat, donned dark clothes and a long medieval-style black overcoat and went outside to fight crime.
Instead, police say the Batman-wannabe's "prowling" through bushes July 15 frightened neighbors into dialing 911. And Kapcsos now faces loitering and disorderly conduct charges.
"I was trying to make a difference," Kapcsos said, noting he was concerned about a group of heroin peddlers who often gather in an alley near his home.
"I wanted to put an end to the evil in Moxham," he said. "That's what the black baseball bat was for."
Police said they picked up Kapcsos after witnesses spotted him mask-covered and dressed in black, sneaking through people's properties like a ninja.
Kapcsos sad he was practicing "ninja moves."
"(He) actually frightened an elderly woman," Johnstown Police Officer Erin Kabler wrote in a criminal complaint.
Both of Kapcsos' charges are misdemeanors. This week he waived his right to a preliminary hearing, and he'll be headed to trial in Cambria County, Pa.
But he won't be dressed in his crime-fighting costume.
"They took it as evidence. I don't think I'll be getting that back," Kapcsos said.
It doesn't matter, though, he said.
"I won't be doing that again," Kapcsos said. "I didn't realize what I was doing was against the law."


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Giambi, who has been recovering from an intestinal parasite for the past two weeks, was scheduled to participate in the Century 21 Home Run Derby, but after talking to manager Joe Torre on Sunday, he decided to pull himself out of the event.
"I'm feeling better every day," Giambi said. "We talked yesterday before we left, and the Yankees expressed their concern about the Home Run Derby. I decided to pull out, not upset them and take the rest."
"We've talked for a few days," Torre said. "With how many swings it is and how far he's come back now, he's getting close to being good for us. I don't want to jeopardize that."
Despite his absence from the home run contest, Giambi will be in the starting lineup for the AL on Tuesday night, playing first base and batting sixth. Having been voted in by the fans, Giambi felt it was his duty to play in the Midsummer Classic.
"It's very important, especially to be voted in by the fans," Giambi said. "I'll take a couple of at-bats and have fun. I enjoy coming here."
Giambi has had a rough first half, battling an ankle injury and the parasite while playing in just 64 games. Giambi is hitting .241 -- about 60 points below his career average -- with 11 home runs and 35 RBIs.
"I was right there on the verge of being where I wanted to be, and this bug cost me about a month and a half," Giambi said. "I went out and tried to play through it, which cost me some points. I'm going to keep a positive attitude. I have to try to have the big second half that everyone is hoping for."
Giambi will see familiar faces everywhere he looks. When he steps to the plate, his first at-bat will be against Roger Clemens, his teammate of the past two years in New York.
"It will be fun to compete against him again," Giambi said. "He's one of the best pitchers in the history of the game, so if you can't get up for that at-bat, you can't get up for anything."
When Giambi takes the field, he will have former teammate Alfonso Soriano to his right at second base, and current teammates Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez on the other side of the field. Giambi is also very familiar with his starting pitcher, former Oakland teammate Mark Mulder.
"I'll be out there with the same guys I've played day-in and day-out with," Giambi said. "It should be a lot of fun."
Mark Feinsand is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Just a few minor changes.
First the usage of lynx instead of curl so no sed is needed to revert the spaces. Then the usages of egrep instead of grep -e to save a few characters and last the removal of the extra 0.
Useful for grepping an IP range from the maillog. When for instance dealing with a spam-run from a specific IP range, or when errors occur from or to a specific IP-range.
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Files that don't have an ext (README) are generally not important for me to want to count, but you're free to customize this fit your needs.
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Roethlisberger back at Steelers' practice
Ben Roethlisberger returned to the Steelers' practice field Tuesday morning for the first time since being suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for violating the league's personal-conduct policy.
Goodell clears Roethlisberger to rejoin Steelers
The NFL announced Thursday that commissioner Roger Goodell has decided to allow Ben Roethlisberger to return to team activities with the Steelers in time for next week's voluntary OTAs.
Steelers DE Hood striving to improve
As a rookie, Ziggy Hood made the transition from a defensive tackle in Missouri's defensive scheme to defensive end in the Steelers' 3-4 front. The early steps of that adjustment behind him, he wants to translate his knowledge to ...
The Big Ben hangover
A magazine article about Ben Roethlisberger and the attitudes of Pittsburgh residents toward him prompted Tom Danyluk to examine how the Steelers are handling the situation.
Steelers place WR Sweed on I.R.
The Steelers placed WR Limas Sweed on injured reserve on Tuesday. Sweed, a third-year pro from Texas, ruptured his left Achilles tendon on May 2.
Steelers WR Sweed undergoes Achilles surgery
Steelers WR Limas Sweed underwent surgery on his left Achilles tendon Monday, the team confirmed to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. However, it did not disclose whether the tendon was torn or ruptured, and it provided no estimate on how long he ...
Steelers' Sweed injures Achilles
Steelers WR Limas Sweed injured his Achilles tendon Sunday in the final day of a weekend minicamp, and his status will be determined in the next few days.
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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger deserves the punishment he has received, and more, writes PFW's Hub Arkush, who praises NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for his tough stance on the issue.
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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger said Monday that he is "accountable for the consequences of my actions" and will not appeal the six-game suspension handed down by the NFL last week for violating its personal-conduct policy.
2010 draft choices by team: Steelers
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Steelers acquire CB McFadden from Cardinals
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Leftwich solid insurance policy for Steelers
The Steelers' acquisition of QB Byron Leftwich protects the club in a couple of ways.
Steelers improve depth on solid Day Two
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Ella Wall Prichard, a 1963 Baylor graduate and former member of the Baylor Board of Regents, has been awarded the Texas Library Association (TLA) Benefactor Award. The award will be presented to Prichard Wednesday, April 9, at the Opening Author Session of the TLA Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas.
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Hunter Davies wrote the 1968 authorized biography The Beatles, with the complete help and support of the Beatles and their families. Due to the fact that most of the group's parents were still alive, much of the book is now deemed to be "whitewashed" in places -- yet remains a perfect spot for a beginner to learn the Beatles' basic history. It broke new ground describing John Lennon and Paul McCartney's songwriting session for "With A Little Help From My Friends," among other insider reporting.
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Pattie Boyd met Lennon in 1964 on the set of A Hard Days Night, and throughout her years married to George Harrison, she spent more time with Lennon then she did with her own family. We asked her what Lennon was really like: "Very funny. Very funny. Cruel as well. If anybody got on the wrong side of him, or (if) they were complete idiots, then he wouldn't fail to let them know."
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10 reasons Mendenhall is still the right guy at BYU
Dylan Cannon, KSL.com Contributor | posted Aug 21st - 11:36am
Entering his 10th season as the leader of the BYU football team, here are my top 10 reasons (in no particular order) why coach Bronco Mendenhall is still the right guy for the job.
Depth still key for BYU offensive line, but freshmen may start
Kyle Spencer | posted Aug 21st - 11:01am
Last season, BYU attempted 14.3 more plays than the average FBS team (75.6), which is why offensive line coach Garett Tujague knows he'll need a group of players ready for the season opener Aug. 29. Two freshmen are right in that mix to start.
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