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What is National School Lunch Week?
"Our Nutrition Services Department has worked diligently to meet and exceed state and federal nutrition guidelines for healthy meals and to promote health and wellness by creating healthy new recipes and adding more fruits and vegetables to the menus. When children are hungry, they have trouble succeeding in school, and I want to thank our Nutrition Services employees for their dedication to keeping our students well-nourished during their school day." -Pedro Martinez, Superintendent
Let's Grow Healthy! National School Lunch Week is October 15-19 and this year's theme, "School Lunch—What's Cooking?," is about celebrating the positive changes that have been made in school lunch programs across the country. Schools nationwide have been cooking up all sorts of exciting programs and plans, and by participating in NSLW, you can showcase your accomplishments and educate your community about the importance of healthy school lunches.
Serving nearly 31 million children every school day, the federally funded National School Lunch Program (NSLP) provides nutritionally balanced low-cost and free meals to students. The program requires school meals to meet federal nutrition standards. A school lunch tray always has age-appropriate portions and includes a healthy balance of fruits and vegetables, grains, protein and milk. Encourage your children to fill their lunch trays (and then eat!) following the MyPlate guidelines:
- Make half your plate/lunch tray fruits and vegetables.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Randy Morrison,66, was behind the wheel of the church bus, according to his son and daughter. Randy and his wife Barbara were both killed.
Their children are among so many others in pain.
"There's a lot of people who are scared right now. They are hurt and have a lot of questions as well," said Randy's daughter Rebecca Johnson.
"Our church will not be the same from this point on. We have lost some terrific people," said Pastor Tim Stutts, who traveled from Statesville, NC to spend time with the survivors at UT Medical Center.
"They are devastated by what happened. One of their first questions was about everyone else on the bus. They are not concerned with their own injuries, but about what has happened to the other people on the bus," he said.
Pastor Stutts describes the group as godly and giving people. In Statesville, NC, friends of the Morrison's told ABC affiliate WSOC that Randy would mow the lawns of their elderly neighbors every summer.
Randy's son Ronnie says his dad likely wasn't thinking about himself at the time of the crash.
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The couple lived across the street from their church, where many have left flowers.
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Red Cross continues to be set up at UT Medical Center. They will remain there as long as the families need them.
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"I make the bed and look at the bars that cover the whole prison, the turret with its windows and powerful spotlights. I remember when I told you, "Whatever happens, we'll look up at the sky, the constellation of Orion and the moon, and we'll remember this moment." I think I may have lied to you. From here the spotlights impede the view of the moon and the stars. I close my eyes from fatigue. Sleep enters softly, pleasantly, it surrounds me, until finally I'm in the forests and mountains again, you both look at me and laugh, the little hummingbird points his finger at me, "ile nuna" (look, moon) and I say to him, "Yes son, the moon," and we escape again, and I no longer belong to the prison."
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Clare Cosi used to manage the historic Village Blend coffeehouse…until she opted for quieter pastures and a more suburban life. But after ten years and a little friendly cajoling from the owner (a fresh pot of Jamaican Blue Mountain was all it took), she's back to the grind. With a sprawling rent-free apartment directly above the Village Blend, her cat Java by her side, and plenty of coffeehouse redecorating ideas, Clare is thrilled to return to work. Until she discovers the assistant manager unconscious in the back of the store, coffee grounds strewn everywhere. Police arrive on the scene to investigate. But when they find no sign of forced entry or foul play, they deem it an accident. Case closed. But Clare is not convinced. And after the police leave, there are a few things she just can't get out of her mind… Why was the trash bin in the wrong place? If this wasn't an accident, is Clare in danger? And… are all detectives this handsome?
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I started listening to "On What Grounds" with very low expectations. I was interested in exploring fiction in the mystery sub-genre where activities such as crafts or cooking propel the plot. I've read books where knitting is the focus, and jewelry making, and baking, and now this. Sadly, I have found the writing in some of the others to be lacking. In this one, however, the cafe was central to the plot and the descriptions and dialog were rich and authentic. It stands out from the others in this genre, and I plan to read more of the series.
"Good clean murder mystery"
I enjoyed the story. I learned a lot about coffe and craved it all the time while I listened to this book. I did not like the introduction of the ex husband into the plot. That just felt awkward. But I loved all the rest. Rebecca Gibel did a nice job narrating. She wasn't the greatest at male voices, but I guess that's hard to pull off when you're a woman. I do think it's a mistake narrators typically make. Women try to over-narrate men (by making them sound kind of dumb) and men try to use high pitched voices that make female characters sound like cartoons. It wasn't the worst male-voice impression I've ever heard. In fact, Gibell is one of the better narrators.
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"You're going to love this series!"
I have listened to almost all of the books available in this series available on Audible. And, let me say, you're really going to love it! First of all, it has the perfect cast of characters: the sweet mother-in-law, the annoying ex-husband, the super loved adult daughter, a hot detective, and a hilarious group of baristas. This mystery contains just the right amount of drama and humor. It's one of those books you can't put down. If there is anything wrong with the book, I would say it's what you always see in this genre. There's definitely point when you want to scream at the main character, Clare Cosi, "Don't go! Don't do it!" But again, I think that's an innate part of the mystery genre. Other than that, I love the main character. She's witty, smart and strong, yet loving and genuine.
The narrator is perfect for this novel and the rest of the series. She does an excellent job with the various voices. She speaks clearly and is able to keep your attention.
Bonus: This is a great book for coffee lovers and foodies. If you like to try out new recipes, Clare Cosi normally describes one or two recipes in enough detail for you to try it out in your kitchen. Also visit Cleo Coyle's webpage for additional recipes.
"I can smell the coffee now!!"
I did not read the book.
The ex- mother-in law is a really charming character. A little meddlesome , a little pushy but always a distinguished older woman with a lot of hutzpah. The characters personality traits are well thought out and follow through all the way to the end. The story flows nicely with just enough information on the qualities and characteristics of coffee and the many different ways in which to process, roast, grind and brew it tossed in for some interest. I found myself craving a nice , warm cup on several occasions.
The author does a good job of tying all the characters together with giving you enough information for you to form their personalities without droning on and on. she ties each character together in a nice, cohesive flow. The story is light and makes the read very easy to listen to.
The narration was very nicely done.
71 year old avid reader using either my eyes or ears. I make earrings that I donate to shelters and while I work, I listen to wonderful books. I also keep in mind that you have to kiss frogs to find princes - time's too short to bother with losers.
"Fun Series"
A little detective work by a woman who owns a coffee house in lower Manhattan, has a sexy ex-husband and lots of friends and acquaintances. Light for a murder mystery, fun and easy. I've read four books of the series and although they get fluffier and a bit sillier, they are still worth reading.
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"Fun Listening"
This book was a fun and interesting listen, it also added some good tidbits about the history of coffee. All in all it was an easy listen fireside book. I will continue with the series.
"Weak Brew"
It was ok. The first time I read it I had to put it down because it was boring and I couldn't get into it. The second time I picked it up, it was a little better. The characters and plotline seemed a little more interesting. I really can't say much about the book because there isn't much to say. I won't be buying the rest in the series.
Retired CFO, Army wife, Mom of five, Grandma of six, two sons who served in combat, love to read books that reflect my values and faith, love mysteries, historical, military stories, and books that don't waste my time . . . if it doesn't have an ending that was worth the wait, I'm not a happy camper.
"Fun, Clean, Murder Mystery . . . Caffeinated!!!"
First of all, I'm a coffee lover . . . and unlike many of the other reviewers, I LIKE series with a theme . . . quilting, knitting, cooking . . . I'm very family oriented. The ex-husband's involvement didn't bother me at all, as he was a part owner in the coffee house, and father to their sweet grown daughter, Joy. True, it's a light listen, but interesting and it kept me engaged until the very end.
"Way too much coffee."
The mystery part of this was good, very good. The coffee addiction is out of hand. I stopped listening twice because I just couldn't stand another cup of coffee as a metaphor for life. The worship of coffee became a little annoying. The story was worth slogging through all those wet grounds though.
"Good clean murder mystery"
I enjoyed the story. I learned a lot about coffe and craved it all the time while I listened to this book. I did not like the introduction of the ex husband into the plot. That just felt awkward. But I loved all the rest. Rebecca Gibel did a nice job narrating. She wasn't the greatest at male voices, but I guess that's hard to pull off when you're a woman. I do think it's a mistake narrators typically make. Women try to over-narrate men (by making them sound kind of dumb) and men try to use high pitched voices that make female characters sound like cartoons. It wasn't the worst male-voice impression I've ever heard. In fact, Gibell is one of the better narrators.
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- Upcoming Forums in the World Affairs Council 2012 Executive Lecture Series
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology is the site for several forums in The World Affairs Council of Harrisburgs Executive Lecture Series.
Jan 14, 2012
- HU Team Creates High-Tech & Interactive Displays in Honor of Slain Civil Rights Leaders
The Moore Cultural Complex, which honors civil-rights leaders Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore who died of injuries from a 1951 bombing of their home, now has new high tech-kiosks and interactive displays created by a University team
Jan 13, 2012
- HU Community Has Free Access to Vast Library of Online Training Materials
Thanks to a licensing agreement with the online training provider, members of the University community can take tutorials to help with coursework, learn techniques for projects or build tech skills to boost careers through Lynda.com, a great online resource with hundreds of hours of application tutorials
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As part of the free 2012 Social Media Summit set for May 23 at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, Amy Marshall, Partner and Chief Operating Officer of Webbed Marketing, will lead a workshop Using Social Media for Research to help attendees understand how to harness the massive amounts of real-time data are available via social media.
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Ikari Shinji's father is the head of a company called NERV. This company
uses giant Mech's that are called Eva's, to fight against an opposing threat to earth: Angels.
Throughout the 26 episodes and two movies, Shinji teams up with other 14-year-olds his age: Rei Ayanami, the quiet blue-haired girl who pilots Eva 01; Asuka Langley Soryu, the fiery red-headed girl who pilots Eva 02; Nagisa Kaworu, the boy who loves Shinji, but turns evil and pilots Eva 03; Suzuhara Toji, the bully who hits Shinji, but in the end pilots Eva 04.
These young boys and girls all fight to save the world day after day in an epic story with twists and turns throughout the series called: Neon Genesis Evangelion.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion isn't for everyone. If you like a good story that is challenging to comprehend, then I recommend you check this one out. But if you like things in black and white, this isn't going to be your cup of tea. It's a good anime, but if it had been a bit easier to understand, it could have been even more succesful than it already is.
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Another favorite series of mine that I put amongst my top 10, Evangelion was a compelling series full of human drama and moments that would make anyone laugh( especially PenPen related moments-the look on his face after eating Misato's instant cooking was classic) and the Eva battles were a sight to behold, and a great cast of seiyuu and a decent dub(I enjoyed Amanda Winn Lee's performance as Rei). Evangelion TV is a classic piece of an an anime masterpiece. I don't really care for the Rebuilds though, especially with all the OOC moments and the liberties taken from the original story and developing it into something that is facepalm-worthy. I hate that the Rebuilds changed Asuka's surname, Sohryu is better suited for her. So, I am reflecting my score on the original series and the EoE only...for the Rebuilds are a disappointment to me.Cirru rated 8.00:
NGE, End of Evangelion, Death and Rebirth of Evangelion, NGE: Angelic Days (manga)
There is just so much to NGE universe and it is very unique in a lot of ways. Shinji always seemed like too much of a wuss in the movies and original series. Rei was cute, but rather unemotional. Though her depiction in Angelic Days is a refreshing twist to her character. Asuka is head strong, but overconfident. Her and Masato are the favs from the movies and original series. : )
I thought it'll be an epic anime with all the people talking about it on the net and all the high ratings it got but for me it was quite a disappointment. Though Rei ayanami was the only reason I watched the anime.Suzumiya-Boy rated 10.00:
Simply is EVANGELION, in all its fury and structured an almost perfect story, with excellent graphics and soundtrack,
from NEON GENESIS EVANGELION with their current films to Rebuild of Evangelion.
I saw NEON GENESIS EVANGELION, along with both movies that are DEATH AND REBIRTH and THE END OF EVANGELION seen equally Rebuild of EVANGELION from 1.11 to 3.33 and I'm looking forward to its end.
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07-30-2004, 11:24 AM #1Jersey Retired
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QUARTERBACKS: Starter — Daunte Culpepper. Backups — Gus Frerotte, Shaun Hill, Matt Kegel.
Culpepper matured last season en route to his second Pro Bowl appearance. He cut his interceptions from 23 to 11 and turnovers from 32 to 17. Expect an even better season in 2004 because of an upgrade at receiver and tight end. Frerotte is the perfect backup — talented and content as the No. 2 guy. He was 2-0 with a 118.1 QB rating last season when Culpepper was sidelined because of a back injury. Hill might never be more than a No. 3 QB, which is a problem because Frerotte is in the last year of his contract. Don't be surprised if the Vikings replace Hill with the rookie free agent Kegel.
RUNNING BACKS: Starter — Michael Bennett. Backups — Onterrio Smith, Moe Williams, Larry Ned, Mewelde Moore, Butchie Wallace.
Bennett is lean, fast, healthy and eager to return to his Pro Bowl form after being slowed last season because of an offseason foot injury. After missing the first seven games last season, Bennett was average as he shared the running back duties with Smith and Williams. This season will be different. Bennett was the most impressive Viking in minicamp and developmental camp. Bennett's increased playing time could bother Smith although his attitude has been good so far. Ned is the best athlete on the team, but he's a fumbler. Williams is the most consistent performer on the team. He turns 30 July 26 but has at least one more year as the third-down pass-catcher before turning that role over to the rookie Moore.
TIGHT END/H-BACKS: Starters — Jim Kleinsasser, Jermaine Wiggins. Backups — Sean Burton, Richard Owens, Ben Steele, Jeff Dugan, Richard Angulo, T.J. Cottrell.
The Vikings' top priority in free agency was re-signing Kleinsasser. Already one of the best blocking tight ends in the NFL, the Vikings think Kleinsasser can become an increasing threat in the passing game. Wiggins is more athletic and is expected to fill a role similar to the one Byron Chamberlain held when he caught 57 balls during his 2001 Pro Bowl season. Although the Vikings don't lack for bodies behind their starting tight ends, the rest of this group is either first- or second-year players. Dugan, a pile-driver from Maryland, was the team's seventh-round draft pick.
WIDE RECEIVERS: Starters — Randy Moss, Marcus Robinson. Backups — Nate Burleson, Keenan Howry, Kelly Campbell, Kenny Clark, Lane Danielsen, Omar Jenkins, Ben Nelson, Ryan Hoag, Aaron Hosack.
Moss is coming off his best season, but questions linger concerning the plantar fasciitis in his left foot. Although he said he played with the injury during the last month of the 2003 season, the injury did not improve with rest following the season. Moss was 15 pounds overweight at minicamp but vows he won't let the injury stop him. Despite his reputation as a part-time slacker, Moss works hard and has never missed a game in his six seasons. If Moss is healthy, he could produce even more than last season, when he caught 111 passes for 1,632 yards and 17 touchdowns. Robinson, a big receiver with speed, should be the best sidekick to Moss since Cris Carter. Burleson is coming off a successful rookie season. Campbell, although small, is one of the best deep threats in the NFL. A youngster to keep an eye on is Danielsen, the rookie free agent from Iowa State.
OFFENSIVE LINE: Starters — LT Bryant McKinnie, LG Chris Liwienski, C Matt Birk, RG Dave Dixon, RT Mike Rosenthal. Backups — T Adam Goldberg, Adam Haayer, OL Lewis Kelly, T Nat Dorsey, G Anthony Herrera, T Alan Reuber, C Cory Withrow, G Tam Hopkins.
The Vikings have one of the best and biggest left sides in the NFL. McKinnie is massive at 6-8, 346 but looks leaner than ever. The 6-5, 325-pound Liwienski is the Vikings' most underrated lineman. He's a tackle who excels at guard. Then there's Birk, the three-time Pro Bowl center who will continue to rack up trips to Hawaii. The right side contains more questions. Such as: Can the 35-year-old Dixon squeeze out a 12th season? And is Rosenthal overrated? Dixon is in great shape, but he might fade during training camp. Rosenthal has beefed up and is in a contract year, but he struggled with the better defensive ends last season. If either Dixon or Rosenthal stumbles, this could be the year Kelly steps in as a starter. The heir apparent to Dixon, Kelly is at peak strength and valuable because he can play all five positions. Dorsey, the team's fourth-round pick out of Georgia Tech, has the size and athleticism to play left tackle. He needs a year to increase strength. If Rosenthal leaves, look for Dorsey to step in at RT. The Vikings believe they got a steal in the rookie free-agent market when they signed Tennessee's Herrera.
DEFENSIVE LINE: Starters — RE Kenechi Udeze, T Chris Hovan, NT Kevin Williams, LE Kenny Mixon. Backups — RE Lance Johnstone, RE Nick Rogers, E Chuck Wiley, DL Billy Lyon, NT Steve Martin, DL Darrion Scott, T Spencer Johnson, T Brock Lesnar.
A weakness only a few years ago, the defensive line should be a strength in 2004. Williams, a first-round pick in 2003, was outstanding as a rookie. A year later, the Vikings reinvested in their defensive front, drafting Udeze 20th overall to fill their most glaring weakness — pass rushing. Udeze has a lingering shoulder injury that scared away some teams in the draft. The Vikings cleared him and anointed him their starting right end immediately, although he was a reserve during spring camps. Hovan is 10 pounds lighter, in a contract year and frothing at the opportunity to prove his subpar 2003 season was an aberration. Mixon is a solid left end but could face a two-game league suspension for substance abuse following his latest a drunken-driving conviction. Scott has a mean streak and can start in place of Mixon. The added depth also will allow pass-rushing specialist Johnstone to play about 15 snaps a game, keeping him fresher and more effective, if Udeze does indeed get the starting role.
LINEBACKERS: Starters — MLB E.J. Henderson, SLB Chris Claiborne, WLB Mike Nattiel. Backups — LB Keith Newman, WLB Dontarrious Thomas, MLB Max Yates, SLB Raonall Smith, MLB Rod Davis, LB Grant Wiley.
This is by far the Vikings' biggest question mark heading into training camp. Yes, there is talent. Yes, there is speed. In fact, there's more speed at linebacker than the Vikings have had in years. But there is concern whether all that speed will be going in the right direction. Henderson, in his second season, replaces retired veteran Greg Biekert as the leader of the defense. Although Henderson played well in the nickel defense last season, he has never started and is coming off an offseason in which he was convicted of drunken driving and was arrested following a fight outside a bar at closing time. Claiborne, the only starter with starting experience, is coming off heel surgery. He looked a step slow and heavy during minicamp. The starting WLB job probably will shift from the second-year Nattiel to the rookie Thomas early in camp. Thomas is bigger and stronger than Nattiel, who excelled as a nickel linebacker last season. The depth is dangerously thin, which is why the Vikings signed the veteran Newman, a former Atlanta Falcon and Buffalo Bill who has starting experience and has worked with defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell. Smith, a second-round pick in 2002, has been a major bust to this point. This is his make-or-break season.
DEFENSIVE BACKS: Starters — LCB Antoine Winfield, RCB Brian Williams, FS Brian Russell, SS Corey Chavous. Backups — CB Ken Irvin, CB Rushen Jones, FS Willie Offord, SS Tyrone Carter, CB Deandre' Eiland, CB Rhett Nelson, CB Jermaine Mays, CB Horace Willis.
Although he's no Ty Law or Champ Bailey, Winfield, the team's prized free-agent acquisition, is the best CB the Vikings have had in years. His height (5-9) is a concern in the NFC North, but his tackling ability is outstanding. Williams is poised to have his first Pro Bowl season. Russell, despite tying for the league lead in interceptions with nine in 2003, isn't a lock to start. He needs to be a better tackler. Coaches also cling to the hope that Offord will wake up and use his chiseled 6-1, 216-pound body the way they had hoped when the Vikings selected him in the third round in 2002. Don't bet against Russell, who wrestled the job away from Offord last season and will again this summer. Chavous is a team leader and coming off his first Pro Bowl season. A devoted student of the game, Chavous' weekly scouting reports help prepare the entire secondary. Depth is a concern because CBs Denard Walker and Eric Kelly forced the Vikings to release them rather than except reduced roles. The nickel back is 32-year-old Irvin. Jones, a second-year pro who surprised many as a rookie free agent, is the leading candidate as the dime back.
SPECIAL TEAMS: K Aaron Elling, K Dan Orner, P Darren Bennett, P Filip Filipovic, LS Brody Liddiard, LS Cullen Loeffler, PR-KR Keenan Howry, KR Mewelde Moore, KR Larry Ned, PR Kelly Campbell.
Bennett improved the Vikings' special teams considerably when he was lured away from San Diego. Eddie Johnson, who was released, was inconsistent during his rookie season. He eventually had to be replaced late in the season after dropping snaps in three consecutive games. Elling, who also was in his first season last year, was average (18 of 25 on FGs). Even worse, the Vikings lost confidence in his ability to make anything longer than 40 yards. That created many difficult fourth-down decisions for coach Mike Tice. The job is Elling's for at least another season. Orner is a rookie free agent who won't make the team. Liddiard, the incumbent LS, probably is on his way out. The Vikings have warned him about the hitch in his delivery. Also, rookie free agent Loeffler is from the University of Texas and a favorite of owner Red McCombs, a huge Longhorns fan. The Vikings could use an upgrade at PR. Howry is sure-handed but slow and not much of a threat to score. Campbell would like to return punts, but the coaches say he's too small. The addition of Moore means Onterrio Smith won't return kickoffs. Moore had limited experience returning kicks in college but has great hands.What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Man I can't wait :!: Two more weeks and I"ll be heading to the Dome :!: Is anyone going to be at the tailgateing lot for the AZ game :?:GO VIKINGS GO !!!! AND THE PACK STILL BLOWS !!!!!!
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I just don't think that Bennett as the lead rusher will really limit the other backs that much, mainly Onterrio Smith because I think the Vikings as a whole will have a lot more rushing attempts than last year. I think Tice knows what he is doing picking up these RBs in late rounds the last couple years. We all know he loves to run the ball and Bennett's injury hindered that a little last year. But now that he has Bennett fully healthy again and Smith has a little playing time, I expect our running game to go even beyond 2002 levels. The running game may be built around Bennett but Smith should still get a good number of carries."Meet at the quarterback!" -Purple People Eaters
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Only 2 positions really worry me, Linebacker and Kicker ( I just don't tryst Elling to come through).What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Both kicker and linebacker are also what worries me. I am more worried about elling though. especially the way he struggled with kickoffs last year.
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if we have a killer offence like last year we shouldnt worry that much about kicking although it can be VERY important. So kicker doesnt really worry me that much and after all he was a rookie. Man i love E.J last year he had some goal line tackles that were really nice ,but we dont have depth... And im going to have to agree with you sdvikesfan very good point (about the running game).
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ESPN had Udeze as being one of the biggest impact rookies this year. I watched this guy a lot in college and he was relentless. If he makes the adjustment soon enough to the new defensive scheme I think he will be awesome to watch this year.
I'm real excited about EJ...that guy has blazing speed and hits very hard. We have had poor tackling on defense the last couple years. I don't think that will be much of a problem anymore.Les Steckel, More Bud
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The Regional Neighborhood network conference brought more than 300 community leaders from 31 cities to Peoria.
The 27th annual conference gives city officials a chance to hear about projects, ordinances and neighborhood initiative that work in other cities.
At-large Peoria Councilman Ryan Spain said, "It's a lot of different issues. Practical grassroots activities you can do, how to build neighborhood organizations, how to create neighborhood improvement projects and beautification."
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The Mills E. Godwin String Ensemble provided prelude music and the Highland Springs High School Choir/Ensemble provided choral music at the 45th Annual Brotherhood Sisterhood Youth Award Ceremony, held February 23 at The River Road Church, Baptist. Among the honorees were 20 Henrico County residents and students, including one recent immigrant to the United States from Myanmar (Burma).
Sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Greater Richmond, the awards annually honor students from local public, private and parochial schools who have schools who have been nominated by their school counselors, administrators and classmates for their efforts to improve human relations, enhance understanding among people of diverse backgrounds, and model empathy and caring for others.
At The Academy at Virginia Randolph, for instance, Elisabeth J. Hutson participates in the AVR Peer Mentoring Program, Jobs for America's Graduates, and Skills USA. She is known for her ability to be a team player, relate to others from diverse populations, and act as a voice of reason when conflict arises.
Justin Bartlett of Varina High School, who aspires to a career in educational leadership and administration, belongs to Key Club, Beta Club, and National Honor Society and works a part-time job at Famous Footwear. As president of the senior class and a member of the student congress, he is known for interacting well with other students and helping them to have their voices heard.
A volunteer for Angel Food Ministries, Raven Sharrieff of the Hanover Center for Trades and Technology also serves as the manager for the boys basketball and soccer teams. Her coaches say that Raven models appropriate encouragement and confidence and that the boys reflect the respect she demonstrates toward them. In addition to helping to care for a grandmother with Alzheimer's disease, she worked with a boy at summer basketball camp who has autism, helping him to build confidence and feel part of the team.
As chief reporter and lead anchor on the school news station at Hermitage Technical Center, Jordan Taylor has brought mentally, physically, and emotionally challenged children on air in the studio to have them assist with news broadcasts and to enhance their visibility in the community. He is also a teacher aide, a member of the Tech Ethics Society and Henrico County Division of Police Explorer Post #608, a mentor to physically and mentally handicapped
students, and a volunteer helper for students who are being bullied and harassed.
At The New Community School, John T. Whitty III is known for his kindness and polite ways, as well as his willingness to volunteer to help other students who need assistance or partners for projects. He is always ready to lend a hand when his peers need a big brother, friend, or classroom support person, and he knows how to intervene early in a situation and prevent confrontations.
A member of Project Diversity, a group that celebrates and showcases the diverse cultures and religions at Glen Allen High School, Soemi Nava-Ovalle is known as a calming influence during heated debates and for her ability to relate well to students from all backgrounds. After seeing some exceptional education students being bullied at school, Nava-Ovalle championed a campaign called Stand Up/Speak Out, which advocates for the rights of students with special needs.
Sarah Gaines Pearce founded the Campus Feminism Club at St. Catherine's School and is also an avid crusader for the campus Gay/Straight Alliance. With the Feminism Club, she leads a regular lunchtime conversation group, and works to bring in outside speakers, including a recent expert who spoke about the traditions of Muslim women.
Founder of the Earth Service Corps at Deep Run High School, Liesa Collins also is a youth group leader at Gayton Kirk Presbyterian Church and a youth elder for session meeting at her church. In addition to working with the Key Club, Student Congress and SODA, she volunteers at the YMCA and provides swim lessons to children of diverse backgrounds.
As junior class president at Godwin High School, Carter LaBoue was asked what the class officers' legacy should be, and responded that he wanted to be a member of the first senior class that would mentor freshmen rather than hazing him. In addition to leading the newly-created senior-freshman mentoring program, LaBoue made a point of walking around the cafeteria during the first week of school and starting up a conversation with anyone eating alone, then introducing students to each other and helping them establish connections.
Calyssa S. Baig of Highland Springs Technical Center has served in the Interact Club and as a class officer and Tech Center student ambassador. Known for her friendliness and her caring and giving spirit, she attended the Student Leadership Conference, served on the Homecoming Committee, volunteers at the food bank, and is a member of
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At Northstar Academy, Chris McKenna has appointed himself the arbiter of birthdays. Whenever he knows of a student's birthday, he leads the cafeteria in song and celebration. A volunteer at St. Peter's Church homeless feeding program, McKenna helps welcome new and visiting students, assists middle school students who have behavior
difficulties at school, and encourages his peers to focus on their abilities rather than disabilities.
The captain of the lacrosse team at Freeman High School, Stephen Goddard is also a member of the National Honor Society and a volunteer for CARITAS. In addition to tutoring students at Maybeury Elementary School and at Freeman, he volunteers many hours coaching 10- to 12-year-olds at the Boys and Girls Club of Richmond, teaching youngsters not only how to be better athletes on the field but also how to apply lessons in off-the-field situations.
As a peer advisor and a coordinator of the MADE Mentoring program, Marshall Mayhew of St. Christopher's School shows his ninth-grade group that it is 'cool' to be open to ideas and opinions different from one's own. The faculty advisor of the peer mentoring group comments, "Reaching out to others is a natural part of who Marshall is. He selflessly and enthusiastically engages the younger guys in activities and discussions that help boost their self-confidence and self-awareness."
Jason Bass of Benedictine College Preparatory School has logged well over 100 hours of community service with organizations such as the Special Olympics, Police Athletic League, and The Salvation Army. Over the past three years, he has organized and spearheaded the Cheer for Gear campaign, which has collected more than $4,000 worth of sports equipment and athletic gear for low-income children who would otherwise be unable to participate in sports.
At J.R. Tucker High School, Valentina Vega founded and serves as president of the Latino Association for Personal Success (LAPS) club, which empowers Latino students and promotes their education. Valentina also tutors elementary through high school Arabic-speaking students in English, tutors French to other Tucker students, serves
as a bingo volunteer for senior citizens and is active in the Key Club and PTSA.
As co-chair of the student government at The Collegiate School, Jordan Lee is known as a skillful consensus-builder and unifier who excels at conflict resolution and works to include many voices while striving to represent them fairly and equally. He is also a member of the Mosaic Diversity Club, and serves as an ambassador and guest speaker at the Collegiate Emerging Leaders International Conference, welcoming and hosting students from 12 schools around the world.
Ellie Iverson of The Steward School is a member of the Stewardship Club and volunteers at the Skills Development Center, Patrick Henry's Promise and Northstar Academy.
"Ellie," said her nominators, "is the ideal role model for others on how to be an inclusive, caring friend to all. She encourages others to be giving and she herself has a low tolerance of self-centeredness."
When Jennifer Titus of Hermitage High School was offered a study hall due to a scheduling conflict, she refused it -- despite a rigorous course of studies and activites such as captaining the cheerleading squad and volunteering for Triangle II Community Service -- and asked to tutor exceptional students instead. "What separates Jennifer from
other students," said her nominator, "is her ability to see the person and not the disability. . . When the students see her in the classroom, they are very eager to work with her on various lessons or tasks."
After only three years in this country, Samuel Uk Ceu Lian of Henrico High School has become an inspiration to all the students in his ESL class. Active in the school's Spirit Club, he has become an interpreter for the Chin Community, a youth leader in his church, a varsity soccer player and a member of the robotics team. His peers know -- despite his struggles to learn not only content but also the language used both in and out of the classroom -- that he can be
counted on to try and defuse any situation and handle classroom disturbances with tact.
A student at Highland Springs High School, Andrew L. Compton uses his musical talents to brighten the lives of visitors to the homeless shelter at which he volunteers, as well as to lead youth worship at his church. He has traveled to Atlanta, Philadelphia and East Asia on mission trips, volunteers at the LAMB's Basket food bank, is president of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, and is known among nursing home patients and students alike for his compassionate listening ear.
"Perhaps Andrew's most impressive quality," wrote a nominator, "is the humility that he displays in all things, knowing that he has much more to learn in his life, that he is not a perfect individual, and that every moment is a learning opportunity for the future."
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
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'The Hundred-Foot Journey' fails to capitalize on tasty concept
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a curious little Romeo and Juliet of a film. A family, forced out of their native India, begins a trek across Europe.
The family's sole mode of transportation sputters and dies in a sleepy little French town, but the town's food culture is high, and that's a perfect place for a family of restaurateurs to settle down. There's only one problem – the family's rustic "Maison Mumbai" is right across the street (a hundred feet away, if the title didn't clue you in) from a prestigious French bistro with a Michelin star, run with an iron fist by the dreaded Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren, pictured).
It's here that a particular Romeo and Juliet story begins to develop, with Hassan (Manish Dayal) on the Indian side and Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon) on the French side. > Read more.
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I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
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WILKES-BARRE — Jobs and potential employees — Luzerne County seems to have a pool of both — but a gap in skills is driving a wedge between the two.
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WILKES-BARRE — As the open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act approaches, the Pennsylvania Small Business Development Center is offering a series of webinars to help local business owners understand their responsibilities and...
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board opened its new, re-branded Fine Wine & Good Spirits store Thursday at the Pittston Crossings Shopping Center on Route 315.
CANADENSIS — An old-time Pocono resort in operation since 1953 has been sold.The Pocono Record newspaper reported that the Daniels Top-O-the-Poconos Family Resort near Canadensis sold last weekend for $1.3 million.
WILKES-BARRE — A new bar will open on South Main Street in the fall, and promoters hope it will help stir up the city's nightlife.
A $10 million state grant awarded to the Reading & Northern Railroad will aid in the construction of a bridge over the Lehigh River creating a railway connection to the Northeast from the Philadelphia region.
DURYEA — A new type of porous glass made locally is helping purify drugs in medical research and protect aircraft in the aerospace industry.
With 6,900 fewer persons officially unemployed than a year earlier, the jobless rate in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area edged down by one-tenth of a percentage point in July to 6.8 percent, the lowest since October 2008, according to figures released...
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We have talked about it. We have written about it. And for the last few weeks, we have wallowed in it.
Labor Day means school begins this coming week for many area school districts, the college students are back in town, football season, and, yes, the stores will be pushing Halloween candy and decorations.
WILKES-BARRE TWP. — With a grand opening planned for next week, Bob's Discount Furniture will be joining the list of new retail businesses opening in Wilkes-Barre Township this year.
WILKES-BARRE — Area companies will be highlighting employment opportunities and collect information on job candidates for future recruitment during The Times Leader September Career Fair.
HAZLE TWP. — A snip of scissors Thursday on a navy blue ribbon signified the opening of a new one million square foot American Eagle Outfitters distribution center in the Humboldt Industrial Park.
EDWARDSVILLE — Keeping those wheels spinning, Sickler's Bike and Sport Shop, which had been located in Exeter, opened the doors of its temporary home in Edwardsville on Tuesday.
PLAINS TWP. — The East Mountain Inn and Suites terminated its franchise agreement with Best Western Plus for a new agreement with Holiday Inn.
WILKES-BARRE — Stories about the insurmountable debt many college graduates acquire are common, but one local college student has learned to cut back on hidden costs of college, as well as develop money-management skills.
Some things happen in their own time.It's true for the birth of a baby, the death of an auto transmission and the ripening of a yummy pepper.
Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series of guest editorials that examine the cost of a college education.
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Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to sell drilling rights in shale formations in Louisiana and Wyoming for $2.1 billion in two transactions.
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PITTSTON TWP. — Trading in his cubicle for a trampoline, Jeff Bowne is combining business with his love of healthy living by buying into a franchise called Sky Zone Scranton.
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Claude Burns was watching the national news from his home in South Carolina on Jan. 10.
As he saw the images emanating from West Virginia which detailed nine counties dealing with a life without safe water to drink or even bathe in due to a chemical spill in the Elk River, he felt compelled to do something.
Burns, who owns Burns Chevrolet in Rock Hill, S.C., contacted Joe Holland Chevrolet in South Charleston.
The purpose – to organize a donation of bottled water to help West Virginians.
Trucks containing several pallets of bottled water arrived at about 3 p.m. Jan. 11 as three drivers drove the water up I-77 to its destination. Soon after, people began lining up at Joe Holland Chevrolet to pick up a case of safe drinking water from the Palmetto State.
"Claude called us (on Jan. 10) and told us he wanted to do something," said Jeff Herrman, sales manager at Joe Holland Chevrolet and Imports. "He did this out of the kindness of his heart. He wanted to help another Chevy dealer, our employees and the community here.
"It just goes to show you," Herrman added, "There's a lot of bad things happening out there, but there are also a lot of good people left. This is a very gracious event."
Cars pulled up to the front of Joe Holland Chevrolet while employees helped carry cases of water to their trucks and backseats.
"We've been doing ok so far," said Jayleah Burs of Dunbar. "We're using bottled water, heating it up at home. We use it for drinking, cooking and brushing our teeth. We've been fortunate.
"I want to thank them so much," she added. "Whatever I have, I'm also going to help my neighbors at home."
Lowell Hamilton, a Burns Chevrolet employee, is a retired South Carolina Highway Patrol officer. He led the convoy.
"We've been watching on the news and we knew this is a real inconvenience," he said. "It's a pretty serious situation when it makes the national news. We knew it was bad.
"When I heard about it, I wanted to come," Hamilton added. "I didn't care what else I had going on. I was going to make sure this truck got delivered. It was a rough trip; the trucks were maxing out on their performance."
The gesture didn't surprise Hamilton.
"Claude (Burns) does an awful lot for his church," he explained. "It's beautiful country here. We knew this had to be done."


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