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Memory Train: Celebrating Community Through the Power of Remembrance is a community talkback project that accompanies the celebrated Romare Bearden: Southern Recollections exhibition at The Mint Museum Uptown. Just as Bearden constructed the story of his life's journey through painting and collage, the Memory Train project invites you to recall and share your memories with your community.
Do you remember your first childhood home? A happy family memory? A time that you moved and had to leave things behind? Record your reflections at the exhibition, on display through January 8, or join us at one of the community reflection days listed below. You can also record and send your video via smartphone by emailing your video clip to firstname.lastname@example.com. The collected video responses will create a film that will become part of the community record. Excerpts from the film will premiere at the museum at a special Community Homecoming Weekend on January 8-9.
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December 1: 6-7 p.m. at Spirit Square
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MIKE SMITH, AMAZOMBIE, WINNER: "I'm really just beside myself right now. For it to happen on Amazombie is so fitting. Who could have drawn it up any better? I'm just really happy that I finally got to 5,000. Those last two wins were tough. I'm glad that I got it over with. I was a little bit concerned at the quarter-pole today, but by the time I reached the eighth-pole I was very comfortable. This horse is a champ."
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"The times that are the happiest seem to come with a big relief after. In the back of my mind I kind of thought this would be it. I know my last two shots were probably my best shots going in. I know I was live on these last two. It's incredible. Just to get put in that group of guys that have won 5,000 I'm just beside myself. This is very humbling. I feel really good. I'll sleep good tonight."
MARTIN GARCIA, ROMAN THREAT, SECOND: "It was only his second start. At the half mile we got pressure. That was the race. I had to take advantage of the race, what's going on the lead. Next time he's going to be a really tough horse."
BILL SPAWR, AMAZOMBIE, WINNER: "He's back. He (Mike Smith) only let him run a quarter mile, is all he did. We're ready for the Tiznow (Stakes at Hollywood Park on April 28, $125,000 at 7 ½ furlongs, a race Amazombie won last year).
"We talked (strategy) this morning, Mike and I at the barn. With all the (late) scratches, he said, 'The other (Spawr-trained) horse (Thunder of Zion) has got no chance. Just scratch him and I have control of the race,' and he was right.
"Amazombie's stronger this year. He's gained weight, but it was too much for the San Carlos going seven-eighths (third on Feb. 25) and I think now he's at racing weight, what it should be. But he's stronger, he's got more muscle, better color, and probably weighs 60, 70 pounds more and it's all muscle. I feel this year—our goal this year is the Breeders' Cup (Sprint at Santa Anita on Nov. 3) if we're fortunate enough to get there, and this is our first step."
BRAD PEGRAM, AGENT FOR MIKE SMITH: "I'm extremely happy for him. He's Mike Smith. What can I say? For this (5,000th win) to be on Amazombie, I couldn't have hand-picked it any better."
NOTES: The winning owners are Tom Sanford and Bill Spawr of San Gabriel. Amazombie won the Potrero Grande last year with Smith aboard. Today's on-track attendance was 33,166.


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A rundown of Thursday's boys' basketball regional quarterfinals
- 8:29 pm Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 by Jeff Greer
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Two schools camouflaged within Unbridled Learning Assessment data have surpassed even their principals expectations.
Breckinridge-Franklin Elementary and Bullitt Central High School improved significantly.
Bullitt Central earned a proficient designation as it spiked from the bottom 20 percent of high schools into the top 21 percent.
Principal Christy Coulter congratulated students and teachers Friday. "We're all so proud of our students, faculty and parents. To put it simply, we were 48th on the state's report card and went to 61 - which is big. That's the achievement scores wrapped into one," Coulter said.
In Jefferson County Public Schools, Breckinridge-Franklin Elementary made gains across all six subject areas included in the test and passed the state's top 64th percentile. Last year the school was in the 30th percentile.
"We improved in every grade level, in every core content area and that includes the entire student body," Principal Allyson Vitato said.
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9th grade teacher Tamara Klein says when it comes to politics, many students have a similar reaction.
"Boy, you bring up the word politics and it's 'Ugh! Bunch of government crooks!' They're just not into it," Klein said.
Even in a major campaign year, in the thick of political primaries, she says many young people find it hard to relate.
"They don't see it as them having any control over it," Klein said. "They're more interested in those things they do have control of, like what they're going to do on a Friday night."
But in her passionate search for a way to empower her students at Lincoln Academy in Rapid City, she made a discovery.
"I found Project Vote Smart!" Klein said.
Project Vote Smart is a non-partisan, privately funded, interactive website based in Montana that features research done primarily by volunteers. That website, Klein says, is now her number one tool in the classroom.
"Introducing students to politics, the best resource is not our textbook. The best resource is the media of choice for them and that's the Internet," Klein said.
On the website, students in Ms. Klein's class research the issues and candidates' voting records. They can even take a quiz to learn which candidate most matches their values. That description only scratches the surface of what the website provides.
Klein encourages her students to then use that research to evaluate what they see on television and to spark some healthy debate.
"I love it when there's an argument in the classroom!" Klein said.
Finally, students follow through thanks to a program called Kids Voting South Dakota.
"They actually vote for the candidates by the time it comes for an election," Klein said.
The kids vote is facilitated in Rapid City by the Chiesman Center for Democracy which also offers programs like "We the People," "Youth Congress," and "Project Citizen."
"That's what we're trying to instill at a young age: How can you participate? How can your voice by heard?" Civic Education Director Rebecca Andrew said.
Andrew said the hands-on education is having a ripple effect.
"What we see a lot of time is the kids are encouraging the parents to go out and vote," Andrew said.
And Klein says that's one of her goals: that kids inspire the parents so the whole family is more involved and more informed.
"If they can use that website (Project Vote Smart) it opens so many topics of discussion," Klein said. "Do it! Compare! You can get your kids to say, 'Look at this! Come here!'"
Then, that means politics, that word that students once had trouble relating to, is now a tangible part of daily life.
"We've already talked about that in class," Klein said. "I tell them, you may be living in history!"
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Rats, driven from their burrows by weeks of rain, have been invading homes in flood-hit areas.
A pest control company, based in Leatherhead, said calls about rats found in houses had more than doubled over the past three weeks.
Pest controller John McFarlane, of 6Boroughs Pest Control, said roughly half the call-outs had been to addresses in Leatherhead and Ashtead.
Mr McFarlane said: "There has been an increase. We have had quite a few calls about rats going into homes.
"The rats are obviously looking for shelter and a dry, warm environment if they are flooded out of where they usually are.
"Most rats live around houses and live in garden areas. If there is an opening to a house then they will get in to make a nest and shelter from the rest of the weather."
He said the company has received about 15 calls in the past three weeks, up from the usual one or two a week.
The company covers Mole Valley, Epsom and Ewell, Reigate and Banstead, Sutton, Elmbridge and Kingston.
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Mr McFarlane said: "What people should be looking out for are noises of scuttering or scurrying, rat droppings and signs of chewing. They should get it dealt with straightaway."
Another company, Basis Prompt Pest Controllers has warned that further flooding could result in a "deluge of rats"
Managing director Rob Simpson said: "Infestations of rats often increase during very wet weather as flooding will flush them out and force them to find new homes.
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In his new role as traveling spokesman, Vari-Lite chairman and CEO Rusty Brutsche visited the offices of Lighting Dimensions and Entertainment Design magazines in late August. He brought with him a groundbreaking announcement: Next year, the company will expand on its traditional rental business with a new sales model, allowing customers to own its luminaires and consoles for the first time.
While surprising, this news is perhaps not entirely unexpected. In a candid conversation, Brutsche acknowledged that the Dallas-based firm, while enjoying "huge cash flows," has far from lived up to stockholder expectations since going public a couple of years back. "No one in this business who has gone public has done well. By measures like earnings before income tax, depreciation, and amortization [EBITDA], we're doing fine. But this year has been a particularly rough ride for us and throughout the professional lighting industry. It's clear that our rental-only policy, which is very expensive, won't take us to where we need to be for future growth."
Brutsche pegs professional lighting as a $1 billion-a-year industry, with Vari-Lite having 10% of that market. Sales of two new luminaires, to be introduced at LDI (with a control console to follow early next year), are hoped to amount to 10% of company business by the end of 2000. The new lights (which Brutsche declined to detail, but would seem to be a spot and a wash luminaire) are intended for permanent lighting installations for venues like theme parks, cruise ships, casinos, theatres, community performance centers, restaurants, and corporate events--some of those the former province of its Irideon line, which it sold to Electronic Theatre Controls last year.
All of these are key areas for the firm's market expansion. "Every 5% of market share we get amounts to an increase of $50 million a year for us," he says. Sales will also focus on geographic areas not readily served by Vari-Lite Production Services (VLPS) offices worldwide, inSouth America, the Pacific Rim, and the Middle East.
Brutsche says offering products for sale "will not displace rentals for VLPS offices," as both the rental and sales divisions have distinct target audiences: rentals for concert, theatre, and film/TV LDs, and sales for architectural projects that previously took out long-term leases with the company. Brutsche says VLPS offices are looking for additional distributors for the new products (and more internal staff for the new operation) and that they will also be sold over the Internet.
The new sales product line marks a "fundamental shift in our business model--they're more accessible, and less exclusive, than our current proprietary products," Brutsche says. "We have decided to keep those products inside the rental-only business because they configure in a certain way, and are intended to be installed and used by our own trained personnel. The new products are being developed from our technology but will operate on non-proprietary industry standards, and meet specific cost targets to allow for competitive pricing."
In a switch from the traditional Vari-Lite product line, these new luminaires will not use ground-based power; they will feature resident lamp power supplies and associated electronics within the fixtures. And they will support industry standards, like DMX512. "We opened our business with proprietary standards, but we now support the idea of these non-proprietary ones. We've always had a passion for pushing the technology, though we developed it in a different way. I see us like the PC industry: As costs came down and the machines became less exclusive, it just exploded. I think that will happen with automated lighting."
The last two years, however, have been slow to catch fire. "Concert touring, which was the first market that was not skeptical about the potential of moving lights when we started out in the early 80s, is flat, and has been for a while. The shows are smaller, and more localized; you don't see the big world tours much anymore, and the next generation of big touring acts just isn't there. And, while our units have been used on more TV shows, particularly awards programs, this was not a good year for us in the theatre, either. I'd be shocked if next year, which begins with large-scale millennial celebrations, isn't a better one."
The best news for the company is that more concert and theatrical designers are turning toward themed entertainment and corporate events. "We have to be in these markets, and it's fortunate that the touring people, who were always considered outsiders in their approach to lighting, understood what we were trying to do with automation. Now the theme parks and big retail stores see it too, and some of the same people we knew then are working there now. Our new products are tailored for use in these markets."
In the beginning, Brutsche says Vari-Lite developed a "siege mentality, to force automation into this industry." To its detractors, its hauling of competitors like High End Systems and Martin Professional (see page 28) into court for patent infringement smacks of further bludgeoning. Not so, he insists.
"Martin has cast this as a case of trade protectionism against a non-US competitor, but that is simply not the case. Moving lights patents have been around since the 1920s, but we were the first company to make a practical product. We have spent 20 years and $150 million developing our technology, and we offered Martin a licensing arrangement before we initiated our lawsuit, which they refused. Patents are now an essential part of the entertainment industry, and we have to learn to respect each other's intellectual property, or else come up with design solutions that do not constitute infringement."
Regarding the change in course at Vari-Lite, Brutsche says, "It's a different world from the one we started in," with the development of VLPS, plus the growth and consolidation at Production Resource Group, Matthews Studio Group, and Westsun. "The old ways of thinking have gone out the window. I've wrestled with the idea of sales for a long time, but in 1990, when I first considered it, I couldn't pull us away from the ground-based format. Then I couldn't figure out how to integrate sales and keep rentals going at the same time. It is a challenging time for all of us here. But now we have a way to grow the business."


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Enforced disappearances cannot be tolerated in 21st century: UN chief
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 31 (APP): Stressing that the enforced disappearance of individuals by States constitutes an unacceptable violation of human rights, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has declared that the time has come for the end to this 'abhorrent' practice.
UN peacekeepers in Golan come under renewed attack: report
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 31 (APP): The United Nations said its peacekeepers in the Golan were attacked by armed elements on Saturday, as efforts continue to achieve the safe release of 44 blue helmets detained on Thursday.
Detained peacekeepers in Golan safe and in good health: UN
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 30 (APP): The United Nations said on Friday that it has received assurances from credible sources that the 44 peacekeepers who were taken from their positions in the Golan Thursday are safe and in good health.
Syrian refugees top 3 million: UN
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 29 (APP): More than three million people have fled Syria's civil war, the United Nations' refugee agency (UNHCR) said Friday as the three-year exodus showed no sign of slowing.
UN peacekeepers detained by armed group amid fighting in Golan Heights
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 28 (APP): Fortythree United Nations peacekeepers serving in the Golan Heights were detained this morning amid increased fighting in the area between Syrian Government forces and armed elements, the U.N. said Thurday.
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KARACHI, Aug 31 (APP): Pakistan cricket team returned here quietly on Sunday from Colombo after disastrous tour of Sri Lanka where they lost the Test and One-day International series against the hosts.
FATA full of cricket talent: M. Akram
PESHAWAR, Aug 30 (APP): Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Akram Saturday said that FATA is full of cricket talent and if provided due chances to the upcoming lot they would certainly become the future stars of cricket.
Table Tennis Championship to prove a good omen: IPC Minister
ISLAMABAD AUGUST 29 (APP): Federal Minister for Inter Provincial Coordination (IPC), Mian Riaz Hussain Pirzada has said the South Asian Cadet and Junior Table Tennis Championship played here at Rodam Hall would prove as good omen in holding other sport activities saying by seeing this other countries would feel confident in sending their teams to Pakistan.
Hamza shock top seed Nofil to reach tennis semis
KARACHI, Aug 29 (APP): Hamza Malik pulled off a shock when defeated top seed and junior international Nofil Kaleem 2-0 to storm into the Under-18 semifinals of second Indus Pharma Seniors and Junior Ranking Tennis Championship after easy victories at Karachi Club here on Friday.
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Note: Kris Newbury Is An Old School Player
Rangers coach John Tortorella on why Kris Newbury struggled last season in training camp: "Last year he was fat, now he's skinny."—
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Torts told the Daily News that he likes the old school style that Newbury brings: Daily News "I like the way Newbs handles himself. I think he's a little bit old time as a player, he thinks it that w"ay. He certainly turned my head this summer in how – what type of shape – how his body had changed coming into camp. So he deserves the opportunity. He's played very well down there. He deserves the opportunity, and I just – I like his jam. I think he plays hard for our team."
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The Restoration House is a nonprofit organization that helps restore single mothers and their children back to God's good intent for their lives. Through supportive transitional housing, team mentoring, and family advocacy, TRH walks alongside low-income single-mother families, helping them break harmful cycles and regain hope and a future.
The Restoration House is building The Village, a community development project that will provide transitional housing for single-mother families in Knoxville, Tennessee. By sponsoring some of the needed items below (which you can do in honor or memory of someone), you can help make the Village a reality!
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August, 2008"A Day in the Life," a free monthly event that gives people an opportunity to see the day-to-day struggles of a low-income single-mother family, was inaugurated.
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A Tifton veterinarian, Dr. Larry Branch, is willing to help more than just your average pet. Right now, he has nearly a dozen birds in his animal hospital including a fledgling Hawk that would have starved to death without help.
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When springtime rolls around, you'll find more than just dogs and cats in the cages at Quailwood Animal Hospital.
"So far we've gotten in 8 song birds, a dove with a broken, leg and this is our first bird of prey for the year." said Dr. Larry Branch, Veterinarian.
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Every year, folks throughout the community bring in dozens of birds that need help.
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This week, someone brought this young Red Shouldered Hawk in for help.
"This one fell out of a nest that was about 50 feet high and needed help, or else he was going to starve," Dr. Branch said.
Dr. Branch and his staff are making sure that doesn't happen. So, they've been taking special care feeding the fledgling bird along with the others that have come in.
"This little fella is probably really confused right now, he's used to his mama and daddy flying up and feeding him prey that they've killed," he said.
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He has a soft spot for all types of animals, and if at all possible, he gives all creatures a shot at survival.
"I'm in such awe of this type of animal, a bird of prey they are just so able to do what they do so well; it's amazing," he said.
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It's been announced that supermarket giant Tesco will NOT be submitting an application for a store in Sherborne.
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PASSHE universities contribute $4.47 billion to Pennsylvania economy
Responsible for more than 51,000 jobs across the commonwealth
$4.47 billion.
That is the estimated economic impact the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and its 14 universities have annually on the commonwealth. PASSHE and the universities also are directly or indirectly responsible for more than 51,000 jobs across Pennsylvania.
For every $1 invested in PASSHE by the commonwealth, the universities return more than $10 in economic impact. That includes total spending by the universities, as well as spending by faculty and staff, students and their families and other campus visitors. PASSHE ranks as the 15th largest employer in Pennsylvania, with 12,212 salaried employees as of fall 2004. Indirectly, the universities are responsible for another approximately 39,000 jobs statewide, from the contractors and their employees who work on campus buildings to the literally hundreds of small businesses that operate in the campus communities, providing everything from the goods and services the universities need for their daily operations to the pizzas students buy to fuel their late-night study sessions.
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"PASSHE universities are key players in Pennsylvania's economy," said Kenneth M. Jarin, chairman of PASSHE's Board of Governors. "Not only do they provide an educated workforce for Pennsylvania employers, they are major employers themselves. PASSHE universities create dozens of business opportunities in their communities, in their regions and throughout the commonwealth."
Former Gov. Edward G. Rendell hailed PASSHE's significant contributions to the commonwealth, saying, "It is clear that Pennsylvania's 14 state universities have an impact far beyond the boundaries of the campus communities.
"Not only are these universities preparing more than 100,000 students each year for careers and new opportunities for the future, they serve as economic generators, helping to support tens of thousands of jobs and various businesses," Rendell said. "This study shows the tremendous influence these schools have in the commonwealth and on its future." In many of the communities in which the PASSHE universities are located, the campuses represent the engines that drive the local economies. Most of the state-owned schools are in rural communities and small towns. Nine PASSHE universities rank among the top 10 employers in their respective home counties. Bloomsburg, Clarion and Indiana Universities of Pennsylvania are the top employers in their counties.
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PASSHE universities are actively involved in both local and regional economic development efforts in virtually every corner of the commonwealth, offering workforce development and training opportunities to employers and their employees, as well as small business development assistance to both budding and established entrepreneurs.
All 14 universities participate in the commonwealth's various workforce development and job training initiatives. Four of the universities - Clarion, Indiana, Kutztown and Lock Haven - operate Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs), and Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania will open a new SBDC this year. Five of the Universities - Cheyney, Clarion, East Stroudsburg, Indiana and Millersville - operate business incubators that provide valuable research and development assistance that helps grow new businesses, and five more -Bloomsburg, East Stroudsburg, Edinboro, Millersville and Shippensburg - are partners in Keystone Innovation Zones (KIZs).
Based on the results of the latest economic impact study, the direct impact of institutional, faculty, staff, student and visitor spending totaled $1.86 billion in fiscal year 2003-04. Indirect spending totaled another $2.61 billion. The two PASSHE universities with the largest total impact on the state were Indiana University of Pennsylvania ($564 million) and West Chester University of Pennsylvania ($509 million). The average economic impact of each PASSHE University on the Commonwealth was about $313 million. The average "in-county" economic impact of each PASSHE university was $125 million. (See chart attached.) PASSHE's economic impact added $42 million to the commonwealth's general fund in the form of sales and income taxes. The state system's total economic impact has nearly doubled since 1995-96 - the last time such a study was conducted - far outpacing the nearly 24 percent inflation rate over that same time.
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With more than 107,000 students, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education is the largest provider of higher education in the commonwealth. The 14 PASSHE universities offer more than 250 degree and certificate programs in more than 120 areas of study. More than 405,000 PASSHE alumni live and work in Pennsylvania.
The state-owned universities are Bloomsburg, California, Cheyney, Clarion, East Stroudsburg, Edinboro, Indiana, Kutztown, Lock Haven, Mansfield, Millersville, Shippensburg, Slippery Rock, and West Chester Universities of Pennsylvania. PASSHE also operates branch campuses in Clearfield, Freeport, Oil City and Punxsutawney, and several regional centers, including the Dixon University Center in Harrisburg.