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The U.S. may be relatively young compared to the countries in Europe, but that doesn't mean it isn't home to a litany of impressive historic sites. While there are many landmarks that will appeal to history buffs, some are running the risk of falling into disrepair. In an effort to bring attention to these gems of United States travel, the National Trust for Historic Preservation recently released its list of the most endangered historic places in the country.
This year marks the 26th time the organization has released its list, and so far it has had around a 97 percent success rate in saving endangered landmarks, according to the group's officials. The list includes sites such as the The Abyssinian Meeting House in Portland, Maine, and the historic Gay Head Lighthouse on Martha's Vineyard. Although these sites may not be in good enough shape for visitors, they do shed light on many of the other historic landmarks in the U.S. Here are some of the best:
Virginia played one of the most important roles in the formation of the U.S., so it's no surprise that it is home to many historic landmarks. Monticello, the estate of Thomas Jefferson, has long been a favorite travel destination, and it's easy to see why. Located in Charlottesville, the building not only stands as a memorial to the country's third president, but it's landscape perfectly represents the natural beauty of the region.
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Located not far from Monticello, the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park was a stop along the way for many pioneers headed out west. Today, not only does it exude a rich sense of history, but the park also offers some spectacular views in its own right. You should also make a point to explore its extensive network of caves, which will add a sense of adventure travel to your visit.
Santa Fe Plaza
Situated in the capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe Plaza has been an important part of U.S. history for more than 160 years. Though it is no longer the hub of trading it once was, today it is bustling with the activity of musicians and performers along with Indian and Mexican markets.
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Six children are "braving the shave" to fight childhood cancer.
The kids will donate a combined total of about 50 inches of hair, which will be used to make wigs for cancer patients.
Team Captain Hannah Thinnes has a special reason for organizing the team.
Hannah's sister Mia was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2010.
"My sister had brain cancer and I cut my hair right after she was diagnosed. And then this will be my second time cutting my hair," says Hannah Thinnes.
Mia says she thinks it's cool that people donate their hair, and she plans to donate her own hair when it is long enough.
"I want to donate my hair because it feels great if you do stuff like that. And I want to have the opportunity to do that," says Mia Thinnes.
The annual Brave the Shave event benefits Pantene Beautiful Lengths and the St. Baldrick's Foundation- a childhood cancer charity.
Hannah will be donating eight inches of her hair.
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These exercises are performed in 30 second intervals with 10 second breaks in between for 7 minutes.
"Higher intensity exercise is a better stimulus," Beaumont Doctor Barry Franklin explains, "We can change our muscles in the same way a few hours of running can just by working close to our maximum capacity."
All that is needed for this workout is your body weight, chair, and a wall.
High intensity workouts are not for everyone though. "For middle-age and older adults who may be diabetic, overweight, or sedentary, I wouldn't recommend it," says Franklin.
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Guernsey role for Pothas
11:22am Tuesday 11th December 2012 in Sport
FORMER Hampshire wicket-keeper Nic Pothas has been unveiled as Guernsey's first ever full time Director of Cricket.
He will take over his role next month after beating off competition from over 30 other applicants.
Pothas, who was released by Hampshire in 2011, said: "I am looking forward to the opportunity of joining such an ambitious organisation and to using my experience, knowledge and energy to take Guernsey Cricket through the next phase of their development.
"Being involved in the Guernsey Premier League allowed me to meet some fantastic people with infectious love for Guernsey Cricket and the island.
"I cannot wait to become a part of that too."
Pothas, 39, is no stranger to Guernsey cricket having played in the 2012 t20 competition staged on the Island.
He played in the same Cenkos Centurions side as another former Hampshire player, batsman Tim Ravenscroft.
Another team, Mourant Ozannes, were captained by one-time Hampshire man Lee Savident, and among Savident's team-mates was Luke Le Tissier – nephew of Saints legend Matt.
Pothas' last taste of competitive cricket came in September of this year when he captained Greece in the European Championship t20 tournament staged in Corfu.
Pothas finished eighth highest runscorer in the event with 195, with a top score of 68, as Greece finished fifth overall.
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Here's a quick trip report that I wrote up of a recent full-day desert adventure, linking the five major towers of the Castle Valley ridge.
Nice work, gents.
Well done sir.
I'd be really interested to hear about others that have done this linkup. Have you, or know someone who has? What routes did you do? What did you think was the crux?
Nice job Mr. Bennett! Also glad to see you made it home safe from South America, we had some good festering time @ Apart Pyramid! Cheers! Cor
Awesome! Genius en-devour
I thought I remember reading some climbing article about some guys linking ten routes along that ridge in one day... I think they were easier than the ones you guys were doing tho!
What I'd like to hear about is the 2/3 of the anchor that ripped while you were rapping and that Blake mentions so nonchalantly on the Middle Way page (and these were presumably new bolts!). How does *that* happen?!
Thanks for the post. Great TR and blog.
Scott, First of all, well-played, sir. Well-played, indeed. Here's my story. About ten years ago my friend Rob Van Aernum and I attempted a similar link up. We made the mistake of ending on Savior Chimney- the old Harvey Carter route. It was before Audacity existed and to our knowledge, the only free route to the top of the Convent. Info was not so readily available back then (thanks MP!). So we did all those great routes - North Face, Fine Jade, Honeymoon, Jah Man, and then we got to the Convent. The first pitch of the Savior Chimney went okay, but I pulled out two old ring pitons with my fingers while following. I started up into a gaping chimney that was covered in dry mud and after a while could hardly breathe from the dust and dirt. It was now getting dark, and though we had planned to climb in the dark, after I pulled out another piton, and my teeth started to crunch with dirt, Rob and I decided that this bullshit was going to ruin the great day we had so far and the top wasn't worth it. So we bailed and headed down to a car we had left in the valley below. Heading down the unfamiliar talus cone in the dark proved to be adventurous. We must have gotten cliffed-out 20 times before we made it down. When I saw Audacity on MP a couple years ago, my first thought was "Oh, that would be the one to do in the link-up!" So good-on-ya. Next on your list should be the Bridger Jack link-up. Rob and I have done it, and Noah Bigwood and Kennan Harvey did it. Others, too, no doubt. Kennan and Marco Cornacchione were a couple pitches shy a couple years earlier because of rain, but during their attempt, they did the second ascent of Sacred Space! Keep in mind that the prevailing style (started by Kennan and Marco) is to do the King of Pain twice because it has two summits. The badass link would be to do Sacred Space and Ziji in the series. On a similar note: a couple years before our attempt on the Castle Valley link, I had hiked up and walked the base of the Convent just to have a look around for new routes (must have walked past the undone Audacity). There is a one pitch Indian Creek style route listed in the old Desert Rock book. I found it and climbed up on a ledge to put my hand in the start and found the anchor lying on the ground. Two baby angles connected by webbing to a rap ring. Kinda like when you find a thread lying below an ice climb in the spring. I used my binos to see if there was anything on top of the route and saw nothing. I can only guess that the wind whipping the webbing back and forth finally just vibrated out the angles. Anyway, keep having fun out there. Big days like the one you devised are super-rewarding. Thanks for giving me a chance to relive mine! Chris Kalous
Charles- yeah, that was funny. Convent was the last tower of the day, and we didn't really have beta on how to get down with a single 70m. So we found our way over to the route "Middle Way",rapped off a boulder wedged in the sand atop the route, and then rapped off a single (new) bolt, and finally reached a nice looking three-piece station- One new bolt and two big stoppers, all equalized with a big cordalette. I think I even made some comment about how that was a nice change of pace. Then, while figuring out how to make the final 40m rap, both nuts ripped out of the sandy cracks (!), and left us both hanging by the new bolt. I hastily fixed my end and rapped to the ground. Blake quickly followed by improvising a 10m pull cord out of slings, webbing, and cams.
Chris, that's a great story! Desert routes are so hit or miss, it certainly helps to have the internet to sort the good from the bad (from the stuff of sandy nightmare). I think reading your comment even convinced us not to attempt that Chimney route. VoA is technically hard, but pretty strait-forward, and after the first pitch roof goes really quickly. The Bridger link up, wow, would that be nine routes?! Sounds super fun, a much better ratio of climbing to walking than the Castle Valley. The thing I most love about the big days is the potential for day-dreaming ahead of time, figuring out what to bring, where to start and end, if it's possible to stash gear, what sort of beer to drink afterwards... so many important questions. -Scott
Cory- Great to hear from you, it was super fun poaching your wifi, coffee, and scrabble board down in Chalten! Let's get out and climb 'round here! I can often find free time Monday-thru-Thursday. -Scott
Awesome link up. Can't wait to have the skillz to do something like that.
Great job! I think Pizem and someone did a link-up on the ridge, but instead of hitting the covent, they ran down after climbing jah man, got in there car and did ancient art in the fishers... But the convent sounds way more rad. Congrats. What about some sort of a linkup in canyonlands?
Don't know about Canyonlands, never climbed there. I can only imagine the rad big days you could piece together! Here's a link to an awesome story of a 7 day, 4 tower, human powered bike and climbing trip around the White Rim (with gorgeous photos!).
A little movie of our day, with some footage of the self-destructing anchor - Castle Valley Linkup Movie If someone knows how to make the video show up here, feel free.


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Plans for Nashville's proposed bus rapid transit project known as The Amp took another step toward reality on Tuesday as the city met a deadline to apply for a key piece of the funding.
The Metro Transit Authority wants to build a rapid transit system to connect east and west Nashville along some of the city's busiest routes.
To do so, MTA wants $75 million in federal funds to help pay for the project.
The city wants the state to pitch in millions but acknowledged it's not a given.
"Obviously, this has a lot of moving parts, and we're only at 30 percent of the final design," said MTA board member Lewis Lavine. "We have a number in mind for the state, a number in mind for the locality, the local funding. But we have to go to the feds."
The city will find out if it will receive that money early next year when the president unveils his 2014 budget.
In a statement Tuesday, Amp Coalition Chairman Dr. Mike Schatzlein, the chief executive officer of Saint Thomas Health, said:
"Today's news – that MTA has submitted a strong application for federal funding of the Amp – is great news and a very important step in moving the Amp project forward. The Federal Transit Administration will play a critical role in making the Amp a reality, and we are very happy that MTA has successfully completed the application for federal funding, and submitted it in advance of the deadline. The Amp Coalition is excited to be one step closer to our goal, and we look forward to participating in the public discussion of this important project."
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(CNN) To honor the 50th anniversary of President Kennedy's death, President Obama and the first lady laid a wreath at his gravesite in Arlington National Cemetery, joined by former President Clinton and Hillary Clinton. Fifty years later, that eternal flame still burns.
Meanwhile in Dallas, curious tourists still come to the place where those fatal shots were fired half a century ago. For this city, Friday is a delicate balancing act of honoring Kennedy's memory without sensationalizing his murder. "The city in general was highly embarrassed and ashamed, but what made it even worse, the city was branded unfairly as a city of hate," Gary Mack, curator at The Sixth Floor Museum, said.
Dallas has spent decades trying to shake off the reputation of "the city that killed Kennedy." which is not easy - as that dark day of history is rehashed daily by trolley tours and by those who don't believe that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.
Conspiracy theorists sell JFK memorabilia and tell their version of what happened every day. "It's an embarrassment to the city," Robert Groden, JFK conspiracy theorist, said. "And well it should be. But the city didn't kill the president. Somebody else did, and it wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald."
What is not be present Friday -- those x's that for years have marked the exact spots on Elm Street where the president was shot. The city says it's relaying asphalt to "level out the streets and remove any trip hazards."
But undeniably, all eyes will be back on this city Friday. Generations have passed, but the fascination with what happened here remains. "It changed the course of history in many ways," Hugh Aynesworth, a journalist, said. What would have happened if Kennedy lived?"
The new JFK monument will be unveiled during Friday's ceremony. It is located in the ground on the infamous grassy knoll.
The inscription on the monument is the final paragraph of the speech JFK intended to deliver at the Dallas Trade Mart on Nov. 22, 1963.


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Thankfully, a lawfully armed citizen successfully defended himself from a pair of criminal predators this week. Even though the intended victim may be in danger of reprisal because the robbers could be gang members, Commercial Appeal anti-gun propagandist, Clay Bailey, felt it necessary to include that the intended victim works for a local gun range, in an otherwise fairly reported story.
The general tone of the Communist Appeal (http://www.communistappeal.com) is that their bigoted phobias are disturbed by lawful gun owners more than by criminal predators, like the ones in this story. If you are a gun owner, or support the right to own a gun, you should ask yourself if it is in your best interest to subsidize this anti-gun publication. That CA in your driveway wants to take your gun away.
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Robbers pick wrong target; two shot, one killed by gun-toting victim
Two would-be robbers forgot to ask their victim a key question:
Do you have a gun and know how to use it?
The 21-year-old Bartlett man's answer might have prevented the two 16-year-olds from being shot.
Instead, an exchange of gunfire between the Bartlett man and the robbers Wednesday night left one teenager dead and the other wounded.
Alyssa Moore, a spokeswoman for Memphis police, said authorities have not released the names of the robber who was killed or the other teenager, who was in noncritical condition.
The robbery portion of the case is still under investigation and charges are pending. State prosecutor Thomas Henderson said Friday the office will not prosecute the potential robbery victim, saying his actions appear justified.
The man, who works for a local gun range, declined comment Friday. He asked that his name not be published because authorities told him the attempted robbery may be gang-related.
The shootout occurred about 10 p.m. Wednesday at the Edgewater Apartments east of Sycamore View and south of Raleigh-LaGrange.
According to Moore, one of the suspects fired at the man during an attempted robbery.
The victim, who was within 3 feet of one robber and about 10 from the other, fired five shots, four of them striking the would-be robbers.
According to the state Department of Public Safety, the potential victim is a licensed handgun permit holder.
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A trash heap on a Pawtucket sidewalk has neighbors afraid to let their children outside. The people who used to live at the home on Jackson Street are long gone, but all 23 of their mattresses are still there, piled up on the sidewalk.
Neighbors say it is more than an eyesore, it is dangerous.
"It's disgusting," Monica Mckenzie said. "They should have taken care of it before they left. Children come around here and they touch those beds. It's wrong."
Children play hopscotch barefoot just steps away from the mound of mattresses they say is infested with bugs and rats.
The person in charge of renovating the home says the mattresses were found in the garage, left over from the previous tenants. He says they have been in touch with the city, but have yet to set a date for pickup.
"When we opened up the doors, it kind of shocked us to see everything in there," project manager Bob Taylor told ABC6 News.
Taylor says he only put the trash curbside this weekend. Neighbors say it has been there much longer than that. Regardless, Taylor promises to have it cleared by the end of the week.
According to the city of Pawtucket's website, you are not supposed to put anything on the sidewalk before the day it is scheduled for pickup. It costs $16 per mattress to have them taken away.
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After a win in its opening weekend against Furman, the JU women's soccer team will head back to the Palmetto State for two matches this weekend against The Citadel and Charleston Southern.
The Dolphins (1-1) will face The Citadel at 4 p.m. on Friday afternoon in The Citadel/Nike Invitational before making the short trip across town to play Charleston Southern at 1 p.m. on Sunday in a regular non-conference match.
"We opened well last weekend with a good win against Furman where we showed great composure coming down the stretch and found some things to work on against Clemson," said JU head coach Brian Copham. "We'll be looking for more of the same this weekend against two quality teams as we keep preparing for the start of conference play."
Last weekend, JU opened the season splitting its weekend in South Carolina against Furman and Clemson. A 3-2 win in double overtime over Furman gave the Dolphins their first season-opening win since 2007. Against Clemson, the green and gold scored first but conceded the next three goals, in a 3-1 loss.
Redshirt junior midfielder Liz Fink currently leads the team in goals and points (2, 4) with junior midfielder Jessica Hurtado close behind with a goal and an assist. Four Dolphins have currently recorded points, with senior defender Devon Dowell scoring a goal against Furman and freshman forward Courtney Conrad picking up an assist in the game. Goalie Alexa Rooney made 18 saves over the weekend.
Friday afternoon's game against The Citadel will serve as the season opener for the hosts. The Bulldogs fell to Winthrop, 2-1, in an exhibition match with their lone goal being scored by midfielder Jillian Meyer. The Dolphins will open up their home schedule this year against Winthrop on Sept. 5.
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Witham Town's Ryman League division one north game against Aveley has been postponed due to a waterlogged Spa Road pitch.
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Cahn became a professional tailgater in 1996 after selling his business, the New Orleans School of Cooking. He traveled to every NFL stadium to invite people to New Orleans, the host city of the Super Bowl that season.
Cahn was called the King of Tailgating until he realized that although kings can be overthrown, commissioners have a job for life.
He promoted himself to Commissioner of Tailgating in 1997 at NFL headquarters.
"It so happened that I had the microphone at the time and named myself, but there were no objections," Cahn said.
Cahn has gone to over 650 games in 14 years. He has tailgated at NFL and college stadiums as well as Nascar tracks.
Cahn said the tailgating experience varies based on the type of game fans are attending.
Professional stadiums offer only an asphalt parking lot, whereas college tailgate parties are usually hosted by core fans who are caught up in pageantry and tradition.
Each college game is like a mini class reunion. The university is as important to fans as the game itself.
"An Alabama fan isn't going to go to Auburn just to watch a game. In the pros, people wear jerseys from all over the country. They just want to be close to the action," Cahn said.
The length of the tailgate party also varies, according to Cahn.
NFL stadiums are open a few hours early and fans must be out two hours after the game is over. A college tailgate, however, may last all weekend.
One thing that all tailgaters have in common is the love of good food.
Cahn has eaten everything from grits and lobsters to elk and bratwurst. Still, he advises tailgaters to keep their menus simple so they have plenty of time to visit with their guests.
He compares the experience to a reception or backyard barbecue, where finger foods are best. Cahn said if Rachael Ray happens to stop by, let her eat what you fixed.
"I've never seen competition in the parking lot. I've seen people say, 'What do you got? How do you do it?' but nobody has ever said, 'My food's better than yours,'" he said.
Cahn lists several other tips at his official website, tailgating.com. He suggests keeping laminated checklists (tickets and food should be at the top of the list), doing cooking prep work at home, and keeping your area clean. He said he has found that fitted twin sheets, which can be bought in most team colors, work better than table cloths.
Cahn also insists that tailgaters wear team colors to show their support.
"This isn't church, although there's a lot of praying," Cahn said.
Cahn is more loyal to the art of tailgating than any particular team. In fact, he jokingly acts surprised that people go anywhere after a tailgate party.
Sometimes, Cahn doesn't even make it into the game where he is tailgating. He prefers to watch it on TV from the parking lot.
Cahn calls himself a "stand-up fan" who easily gets caught up in the moment.
"I have to block passes, intercept and put voodoo on the quarterback. It's easier for me to watch it and make a total fool of myself in my motor home," Cahn said.
Although Cahn lives in Texas, his real home is wherever he is parked.
Cahn said he enjoys tailgating because it gives him the chance to see America in a way that few others do. All of the country's hills and valleys look beautiful from behind the wheel of his RV.
Cahn also gets the opportunity to meet more people than most politicians could hope for.
"I'm walking through thousands of backyards with no privacy fences. I'm meeting people standing over their stove. We talk about a little bit of everything. It's incredible," Cahn said.
He recently talked to former Washington Redskins player Rickie Harris at an NFL tailgate party. Before a Navy game, he listened to members of the Naval Academy's classes of 1939 and 1940 reminisce about going off to World War II shortly after graduation.
Cahn likes to say that the difference between a friend and acquaintance is the distance from the kitchen and the dining room. Acquaintances stay in the dining room during a party. Friends come into the kitchen, pick up a plate and help themselves.
Cahn said he gets to eat home-cooked meals every week from the best cooks in the country. He calls it "the food of America."
Cahn describes a parking lot full of tailgaters as the ideal American neighborhood. Tailgaters don't usually care about each other's race, wealth, political or religious beliefs. All that matters is the color of someone's jersey.
"Even if you have a different color jersey, in the parking lot you're treated as a visitor. Inside as an enemy but outside as a visitor," Cahn said.


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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- A Western official says Afghan guards at the country's main prison have ignored orders to stop conducting illegal body cavity searches on female visitors despite a U.S. decision to cut off aid to the facility.
The situation shows the fading influence of the U.S. government in Afghanistan.
The U.S. stopped all assistance to the 7,000-inmate Pol-i-Charki facility earlier this week in an attempt to stop the intrusive searches. The official said however that women were still being forced to undergo them on Saturday.
The official spoke anonymously because he was not authorized to brief the media.
The search issue has emerged as the U.S. presses ahead with plans to transfer detention facilities currently run by Americans to the Afghan government.


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There is only so much you can cut before nothing is left, and some parents in Montgomery County, like Connie Froggatt, say it is about time schools stop seeing cuts.
"I still think there are a few things to be restored, but I am happy to see a few things coming back for once," says Froggatt.
This year the $96 million budget is a $4 million increase from last year. Like Froggatt, Chairman Wendall Jones, is happy about what is in store next school year.
"We are actually adding things instead of cutting things, and that is credited to the board of supervisors stepping up to the plate and supporting education," says Jones.
This year the board of supervisors added a two-cent tax increase, which is expected to bring in $1.4 million to go towards future capital improvement projects, not just Blacksburg High School.
A 10-cent increase on personal property will bring in about $700,000 to help the overall school budget. Jones says it is a budget that impacts everyone.
"Our budget is for the county and school system and serves all county students and staff, it is not just for Blacksburg," says Jones.
So where will the money go?
School officials say they will add athletic directors which were cut last year. More money will go towards programs like school field trips, and more math textbooks will be added.
Teachers will also receive a two percent raise; the first one in five years.
Froggatt believes her money is well spent.
"I am very happy I understand the tax increases, I am prepared to pay them, it think they are important. Our community is determined by our education system," says Froggatt.


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1. Find out who the mentor program coordinator in your district is as soon as you are hired. Sometimes it is a superintendent, other times it could be a guidance counselor, director, or a liaison the district has hired to run the mentoring program. Keep this person informed about how your mentoring is going. Since a mentor is usually paired with a new teacher in the same licensure area, you may find that, despite teaching the same material, you may not be a perfect match personality-wise. This is when you want to speak with the district mentor coordinator about the possibility of finding a new mentor. You want your relationship to be strong and positive from the start. If things don't feel right to you, don't wait; ask to be reassigned as soon as possible.
2. First impressions are everything. Make an outstanding one with your mentor. If you are scheduled to meet at 3, be there at 2:45. Write down questions beforehand so you don't forget to ask them. Ask your mentor if he or she has any questions about you. Keep your conversations professional by avoiding the negative and gossipy kinds of dialogue that can sometimes overrun the teacher's room.
3. Meet regularly! Not during the four minutes between classes, not on the way to the bathroom, but for a sustained period of time. Set up a standing appointment. You will always have something to discuss!
3. Ask your mentor to observe you teaching a lesson. Give your mentor some specific aspect of the lesson to watch so he or she can provide constructive feedback.
4. Observe your mentor. After all, this is an experienced teacher and you will definitely benefit from watching a veteran teacher in the classroom.
5. Log everything. Take copious notes when you meet with your mentor, and if you need to submit paperwork or a product to your district, make copies of the items for your own records. New teachers typically move from district to district a lot in their first three to five years—if you don't have documented proof that you've been part of a mentoring program someplace else, you may find yourself required to participate again.
6. Connect with other new teachers and find out how their mentoring is progressing. Many districts now have formal guidelines as to what mentors and new teachers should be doing during their contact time. If you sense that things are strikingly different between what you have been doing and what other new teachers have been doing, you might consider speaking with the mentor program coordinator in your district and asking some follow-up questions.
7. Take licensure advice from your mentor with a grain of salt: Odds are your mentor is a veteran teacher who is following DOE guidelines that are very different from yours. So many requirements have changed in the past five years that it is very unlikely your mentor is abreast of all of them. Save yourself time and panic and review these materials from the Center for Education Policy and Practice (CEPP) at MTA. These people work tirelessly to stay on top of educator regulation changes; they know best.
8. Your mentor is not there to evaluate you. Share your successes and your difficulties. This person has probably experienced it all before. Your mentor can help you to celebrate those lessons and activities that go well and can also offer advice on how to remedy those moments of distress.
9. Discuss procedures with your mentor well in advance of the activity. By this I mean field trips, parent conferences, report cards, and all of those other things that happen during the school year. You can ask your mentor to read some of the report card comments you have written to give you feedback, help you plan your first field trip, etc.
10. Although on some days it might seem impossible, always put on a happy face. Everyone in school (students, teachers, parents, administrators, support staff) will respond so much better to someone with a smile on their face than a frown. The bottom line is to develop a strong collegial relationship with your mentor. Try to learn everything you can from this person. Chances are, your mentor will learn some new things from you, too!
--Tips by Ryan Hoyt, fifth grade teacher, Waltham; and Tim Sheehan, second grade teacher, Amherst-Pelham
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In the second main card bout of UFC 161, women's bantamweights Alexis Davis (14-5, 1-0 UFC) and Rosi Sexton (13-3, 0-1 UFC) left it all in the cage after a back-and-forth 15 minute battle. The ladies brawled in out on the feet and engaged in some good grappling exchanges, but it was Davis that pulled out the victory in the end. The win was her first in the UFC, while Sexton is still looking for her first in the octagon.
Sexton was stuck in a triangle for much of the first round, but Davis couldn't cinch it up against the cage and ate a ton of punches to the grill while she tried. Davis very nearly finished the fight in the second, but Sexton made it to the bell while covering up. Rosi probably won the third, but it was too late by then and Davis was awarded a unanimous decision. The scores were 29-28, 29-27, and 29-28.
What was the high point of the fight?
There were a few, but my favorite was Davis attacking a leg from the bottom in the third and using it to slickly transition to back control.
Where do they go from here?
There was talk of Davis being ready for Ronda Rousey, but that's extremely premature. She'll need at least one, maybe two more wins before that happens. She could face Sara McMann next if McMann gets through Sarah Kaufman.
Sexton will have to stick it out against bigger opponents during her UFC tenure, but she doesn't seem to have a problem with that. She could face the loser of the Sheila Gaff vs. Amanda Nunes bout at UFC 163 next.
Watch now, later, or never?
Now. This was a pretty good fight overall, even though it did drag a bit at times.


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Discovering Your Voice at the Screenwriting SchoolIn the film industry, screenwriters are now recognized as being just as important as directors in making films. The cliché still holds true. You can make a bad movie with a good screenplay, but you can't make a good movie with a bad screenplay.
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There is no better screenwriting resource than superior training. Instructors at NYFA are award-winning, working screenwriters, most with a Masters Degrees from some of the country's finest university film schools. In addition, depending on the program or workshop one enrolls in, students have the option of studying at our screenwriting school in Los Angeles, New York City, or Australia.
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Workshops and ProgramsWhether students decide to pursue screenwriting through a degree program at our Los Angeles campus, our One-Year Screenwriting Program, or one of our intensive Eight-Week and Twelve-Week Evening Workshops, they can be sure that they will undergo extensive training in the many facets of screenwriting and be challenged at every turn by NYFA's Screenwriting School.
- Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting*: The Screenwriting School's two-year MFA program is a full-blown immersion into every aspect of screenwriting, from writing for television and film to the study of film craft, acting, pitching, and film studies, as they relate to screenwriting. In addition, students also write, direct, and edit a digital short film or scene from a script, preparing them to enter the film business with completed scripts to pitch, produce, and sell. After a first year spent working on smaller projects to best familiarize them with the varied formats of screenwriting, the second year will have students focus on creating a fully realized feature-length script or television series.
- Bachelor of Arts in Screenwriting*: The three-year BFA program at NYFA's Screenwriting School in Los Angeles not only immerses students in the art of screenwriting, but also provides them with a full liberal arts education in order to make them well-rounded screenwriters with a strong foundation. In addition, students write non-stop over the course of their eight semesters, creating an initial draft of an original 80-120 page screenplay in their first semester and continuing to write in different formats over the next three years, in mediums such as television, graphic novels, comic books, and manga. The program ends with a pitch event where industry executives are invited to hear students' thesis projects to help them to cultivate their professional skills.
- Associate of Arts in Screenwriting*: Like the Screenwriting School's MFA program, the Los-Angeles-based AFA program provides a stand-alone degree in preparation for students to pursue a career in the film industry, allowing students to focus solely on the topic of screenwriting. Over the course of two years, students are able to hone their craft as writers with distribution requirements, giving them the chance to write intensively, completing multiple full-length movie and television scripts with the assistance of a dedicated faculty. Furthermore, each of the four semesters will include a Business of Screenwriting class that trains students to enter the film industry.
- One-Year Screenwriting Conservatory: Offered at both our New York and Los Angeles campuses, students are taught in the conventions of writing while learning the skill of meeting deadlines. Throughout the course of the Screenwriting School's One-Year Screenwriting Conservatory, students research film craft, acting, pitching, and film studies while also writing two feature-length screenplays and one television script.
- Twelve-Week Evening Screenwriting Workshop: Created for aspiring screenwriters possessing little to no screenwriting experience, the Twelve-Week Evening Screenwriting Workshop is designed for individuals who are eager and capable to work in a fast-paced, high-charged learning atmosphere, entering the workshop with an initial idea that they will develop into a feature-length screenplay. The workshop is offered at our Los Angeles, New York, and Australia campuses.
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Study Online at the School of ScreenwritingDo you want to receive training in screenwriting, but are unable to attend our locations in Los Angeles, New York City, or Australia? In response to increased demand, the Film Academy's Screenwriting School has developed a duo of online courses available to students around the world from the comfort of their own computers.
The Film Academy's Online Screenwriting School consists of two courses that are modeled on the programs and workshops offered at the Film Academy and developed by faculty members who created the courses for our programs. The online Screenwriting School covers the principle genres and formats available to screenwriters, focusing on feature films and television. Varying in length from sixteen weeks to nine months, prospective students need only a genuine interest and passion for screenwriting to enroll in one of our Online Screenwriting School courses.
An Overview of Online Screenwriting CoursesUnlike our in-person workshops and programs, NYFA's Screenwriting School allows aspiring screenwriters the flexibility to receive a general education in the fundamentals of screenwriting for film and television while also honing their skills in a particular discipline.
- Online Feature Screenwriting Course: Equal in scope and coursework as the Eight-Week Screenwriting Workshop, this nine-month course provides students with skilled training from a professional screenwriter who helps each student to conceive and complete an 80-120 page screenplay on his or her own time schedule that they can then pitch, produce, and attempt to sell. With thirty-eight lectures and screenings occurring weekly to download or stream in addition to online interaction between students and faculty, this is a demanding course in which students are expected to write daily.
- Online Original TV Pilot & Series: With television becoming an increasingly fertile industry where groundbreaking shows like The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, or House of Cards are being held in similar esteem to cinematic classics, an increasing number of screenwriters are trying their hand at breaking into the market. The aspiring TV writer needs an original TV pilot script, which is the focus of this online course. Beyond creating a compelling pilot, students will learn how to create an ongoing show, one that can last over the course of several seasons. The sixteen-week class will feature taped lectures, weekly one-hour chats with the instructor, and feedback from fellow students.


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The 1st and last line above, from what I understand, does nothing more than create a memory alias for referencing the jQuery object. Right? In Drupal 6.x, I'd just use something like "$(document).ready(function(){...});" and put everything I needed inside that, but when I try the same approach here in Drupal 7.x, it doesn't work and Firebug complains.
I can't get anything to happen when I put anything inside the first and last lines above but Firebug isn't complaining at all about anything (did I JUST create an anonymous function that isn't being called?--My jQuery basics isn't very sharp, obviously)... So I'm at a loss. (I got that code from a Drupal page I found about "Working with JavaScript", but clearly I'm not following it correctly or else I've misunderstood something.)
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of neuroscience for over 50 years. Our mission is to perform neuroscience research in order to reduce the burden borne by
every age group, by every segment of society, and by people all over the world. To this end, the Institute supports and conducts
research on the healthy and diseased brain, spinal cord, muscle, and peripheral nerves.
Hundreds of disorders afflict the nervous system. Common killers and disablers such as stroke, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, autism, and muscular dystrophy are well known. Other disorders we study may be known only to the patients and families affected, their doctors, and scientists who look to rare disorders for help in understanding the brain as well as treating more common diseases.
This is a time of accelerating progress and increasing hope in the battle against brain disease. Advances in understanding the nervous system are beginning to pay off in the form of treatments for previously intractable problems including spinal cord injury, acute stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson's disease. We are fortunate to have this first-rate research training program in the neurosciences which gives students the chance to learn and participate in hands-on clinical and basic neuroscience research with the hope that they will pursue careers in this burgeoning field.
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The Summer Program in the Neurological Sciences offers a unique opportunity for academically talented high school, undergraduate, graduate, and medical students to receive first-rate training in neuroscience research. Students get hands-on experience working with leading scientists in the Institute's Division of Intramural Research, the "in-house" research component of the NINDS. NINDS Labs are located in Bethesda, Rockville and Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
The NINDS purpose in awarding student internships is to provide students with a highly stimulating and rewarding summer research experience, with a view towards encouraging students to pursue advanced education and training in the biomedical sciences and future careers in scientific investigation, particularly basic and clinical research in the neurological sciences. Summer research training is designed to supplement and give practical meaning to students' academic course work. At the same time, students will make a valuable contribution to the NINDS research mission.
At the end of the summer, students participate in the NIH Summer Research Program Poster Day. Poster Day gives students the opportunity to present their summer research before the NIH scientific community. Students also participate in meetings and seminars in their individual laboratories. In addition, students attend formal lectures and symposia dealing with the newest advances in health research.
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Ep. 00- "Trouble on Puppet Street"
Black Dynamite said he ain't f****** with the CIA no more, but when it comes to helpin' the children he's there to settle the score.
Ep. 01-"Taxes and Death" or "Get Him to the Sunset Strip"
Comedy man Richard Pryor is who to expect when those turkeys from the IRS come to collect.
Ep. 02- "Bullhorn Nights" or "Murder, She Throats"
When a porn star is found without his anchovy, Bullhorn and the industry get motherf****** cozy.
Ep. 03-"Jackson Five Across Yo' Eyes" or "Just Beat It"
Cream Corn deserts Black Dynamite to dance on Soul Train, and saves Michael Jackson in a way that's insane.
Ep. 04- "The Dark Side of the Dark Side of the Moon" or "A Crisis for Christmas"
Black Dynamite goes to the moon for MASA, but a major malfunction causes a disasta'.
Ep. 05- "Panic on the Player's Ball Express" or "That's Influenza, Sucka!"
A crazy pimp makes the Players' Ball Express a runaway, it's up to Black Dynamite to save the day.
Ep. 06- "The Race War" or "Big Black Cannon Balls Run!"
To fully determine the superior race, Black Dynamite's gotta beat every motherf***** in this chase.
Ep. 07-"Elvis Was a Hero to Most" or "Weekend at Presley's AKA The Shit that Killed the King"
When the black community starts selling drugs out of town, Tricky Dick sends that honky Elvis to shut it down.
Ep. 08- "Honky Kong" or "White Apes Can't Hump"
Honeybee is captured by an amorous Honky Kong, he might be enormous, but he's got a tiny dong.
Ep. 09- "Apocalypse, This!" or "For the Pity of Fools AKA Flashbacks are Forever"
Black Dynamite has to use his badass kung fu to survive an encounter in 'Nam with the god of BBQ.
Ep. 10- "Seed of Kurtis" or "Father is Just Another Word for Motherf*****"
Reverend Daddy D. comes back into Black Dynamite's life, but the son of That Frog Kurtis tries to end him with a knife.


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BOSTON (AP) - U.S. Rep. Edward Markey is challenging all Democratic and Republican candidates in the race to fill John Kerry's U.S. Senate seat to agree to keep outside groups from spending money on political ads.
The Malden Democratic said he wants a deal similar to the so-called "people's pledge" agreed to by former Republican Sen. Scott Brown and Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren in last year's Senate race.
That deal successfully discouraged outside political groups from spending money on television, radio and internet ads, although they did spend millions on campaign mailings.
Markey said the special election should focus on "big issues and ideas, not big-money outside groups."
Markey is the only announced candidate. U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch is also weighing a run on the Democratic side.
Brown is also considering a run.
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Posted: 5:03 pm Tuesday, August 9th, 2011
Football notes: Palm Beach Gardens OL Avery Young (knee) may miss games
By Matt Porter
Due to a knee injury, Palm Beach Gardens left tackle Avery Young, the No. 1 player on the preseason PBGametime Big Board, is expected to be limited in preseason practices and may miss his team's first two games.
Young, a 6-foot-6, 284-pound senior ranked among the top recruits nationally at his position, suffered damage to his left meniscus last season and "tweaked it a couple times in the offseason," Gardens coach Chris Davis said.
He did not practice in the spring or play in Gardens' spring game against Fort Pierce Central, a 56-7 loss.
Young, who did more coaching than practicing at Monday's opening session, had a procedure this summer to clean scar tissue from his meniscus and has not been cleared for contact.
"We got an MRI and did what was necessary," Davis said. "He is week-to-week for now."
A first-team All-Area player as a junior and an Under Armour All-American, Young has more than 40 scholarship offers and is being heavily recruited by some of the nation's top BCS programs, including Auburn, Georgia, Florida, Miami and LSU. Davis said all interested schools area aware of Young's injury.
Young may miss Gardens' Sept. 2 season opener at Palm Beach Lakes and home opener Sept. 9 against West Boca Raton.
"He will be better than ever when he returns," Davis said.
Two from King's walk on at FAU
Former King's Academy standouts Alain Deltor and Miles Campbell will walk on at Florida Atlantic, King's coach Craig Dobson said. Deltor, a defensive end, was a second-team All-Area player last year. Campbell, a safety, was an honorable mention.
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Ocean Blue-4 bedrooms (plus bonus room), 4.5 baths, hot tub! in South Ponte Vedra Beach
- bedrooms 4
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- pool no
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- pets allowed no
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on Aug 15, 2013 at 10:33 am
Who are the teachers that have improved physics for 10th grade students from 68% proficient or advanced to 98% !! Statistically - that is a miracle!
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on Aug 15, 2013 at 10:40 am
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on Aug 15, 2013 at 1:11 pm
I strongly encourage students to do their best on any test.
However, keep in mind that who you are and who you become is wonderful to experience!
go for it...
on Aug 15, 2013 at 8:36 pm
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Appreciate the info on Sir Ken Robinson on TED. Will bookmark this.
on Aug 15, 2013 at 10:03 pm
Like my wife always says, "Give them all a trophy. Winning is not everything."
on Aug 16, 2013 at 10:51 am
Oh well. Let's give trophies to everyone, and feel creative. Let's spend more money to produce fewer people who can actually get a job in engineering, physics or chemistry. One of the many reasons why more jobs are being outsourced to India and China is that the people in India and China can actually do the jobs. But that's OK. We've all got our trophies, and we feel good about ourselves.
on Aug 16, 2013 at 11:30 am
Correction on Chemist/Bartender's lame-brained comment: America's jobs are being outsourced to India and China not because Americans can't do the jobs; rather it is because many highly qualified Americans will not take a job that forces them to work 40 weeks and then have to plead for food stamps.
on Aug 16, 2013 at 2:23 pm
"'I know in general our scores went down this year,' said Nicole Steward, the district's technology coordinator, adding most drops are 1% or 2%."
I wonder how Nicole defines "most"?
on Aug 16, 2013 at 8:16 pm
I hope you realize that a lot of Chinese and Indian families move to Pleasanton specifically for the good public schools.
Jobs are being outsourced to exploit cheap labor.
on Aug 18, 2013 at 12:13 am
My child informed me that there are very few 10th graders that take physics. He knew of 1 in his class of 30+. He also informed me that this student also took physics at an after school tutoring center in town. I think that could account for the big jump in scores.
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