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This was our first cruise. We traveled from Juneau, Alaska to Seattle, Washington. Group included myself, daughter, son-in-law and 19 yr old grand daughter. Majority of the travelers were between ages of 40 to 80+ but grand daughter was ok with that. Both staterooms were very nice although small but we were not in there for long periods of time. The entire ship was very nice and clean. Crew members were very friendly and helpful. Our on board naturalist Todd Weber was amazing! He has been doing tours for about 20 years and is very knowledgable about the area.
If you are a history buff this is a good cruise for you. All of our shore excursions for town tours, museums etc were included in cruise price. At each port there were locals who came on board to perform music or give short talks about local history. We also had free time at the ports to shop or wander around the town.
The meals on board were excellent! Each evening the cocktail hour was interesting with different appetizers and all drinks were complimentary. Breakfast consisted of fruits, cereals, etc as well as ordered hot foods. Each morning you had a menu for lunch and dinner so you could select what you wanted. Because of the region we were in there was a lot of seafood. We became tired of seafood 2 times a day but were able to order hamburgers, spaghetti etc.
Before we arrived in Seattle we completed forms indicating times for transportation to airports or hotels. The crew members were very efficient in getting every one where they needed to go at the proper time. One traveler had to leave for airport at 4:00 am! We have already reserved out next cruises although we will not be traveling as the same group. We have decided we do not want to be on one of the large cruise ships unless we have to cross the ocean!

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As it happened: relive all the action from Australia's 2-1 victory over South Korea in Hwaesong
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Australia have continued their recent resurgence with a 2-1 victory over South Korea in a friendly in Hwaesong.
The victory will be huge boost for Holger Osieck's men as they enter the final matches of their 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign.
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Carolina Beach Mayor Bob Lewis delivered the first ever "State of the Town" address prior to the Council's Tuesday April 9, meeting outlining the current position of the Town and future goals.
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CAROLINA BEACH - Carolina Beach Mayor Bob Lewis delivered the first "State of the Town" address prior to the Council's April 9th, regular meeting.
Mayor Lewis outlined the current status of the Town, its amenities and future plans including improving infrastructure.
Mayor Lewis explained, "Speaking for all of us on the board I want to thank the staff of Carolina Beach for their dedication and efforts to serve our citizens. We currently have a staff of 93 great people who work hard to provide outstanding services to our community every day. Those services include Water, Sewer, Storm water, Streets, Solid Waste, Police protection, Fire Services, Public Works, Planning, Zoning and Inspections, Parks and Recreation, and the internal services that support these efforts in your behalf."
He explained, "When I talk about our great staff, they are only part of the story that makes "Carolina Beach such a special place to live". We are also blessed with huge numbers of citizens who volunteer and are actively involved in our local government on wide range of committees. In all more than 100 residents are involved in one of our active town committees. Beyond the limits of official town committees we also have a large number of community organizations that provide a unique value to our town in adding to both quality of life and economic growth."
He explained, "I am talking about: The Island Women, The Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce, The Carolina Beach Downtown Initiative, The Carolina Beach Inlet Association, The Pleasure Island Athletic League, Step Up For Soldiers, The Senior Center, The Ft Fisher Historical Society, Got-Em-on-live-bait Club just to name a few."
Lewis thanked his wife Kim for her continued support saying elected office isn't easy and requires sacrifice and time away from full time careers.
A host of area elected leaders including those from New Hanover County, Kure Beach and the City of Wilmington attended the meeting for the address.
Lewis explained, "For our visitors tonight let me tell you just a little about Carolina Beach. Based on the most recent census Carolina Beach currently has about 5,700 year round residents and another 20,-30,000 good friends who visit the Beach on any given day during the warmer months. We are blessed with a very high quality of life with a long beautiful strand of beach enhanced by a downtown area we refer to as the Boardwalk. We have 30 public beach accesses, three Town parks, a 761 acre State Park and a beautiful state boat ramp facility."
He said, "Carolina Beach is connected to the Intra Coastal Waterway through our Yacht Basin. As part of Pleasure Island we are also lucky to enjoy a history center, museum, aquarium, public library, as well as many shops for locals and visitors to enjoy. Carolina Beach has a long history of attracting quality of life seekers to our treasures. Our Harbor provides boaters opportunities to enjoy the waterway, ocean, or Cape Fear River in minutes. Boaters traveling the waterway from Florida to Canada are beginning to stop to enjoy the friendly shores of Carolina Beach especially now with our new mooring field is operational."
Lewis talked about the Town's "Positive Financial Picture" and recent accomplishments.
Lewis said the Town's General Fund and Tourism Fund total $10.8 million with an unrestricted savings of 52%. He said unemployment is around 9% and Room Occupancy Tax revenues are up over previous years.
He said, "One thing I think is a real telling point about how good the Council here is and what the staff has contributed is our Town expenditures are down from previous years. So we've reduced the cost of government in Carolina Beach."
He said, "Our Town debt is approximately 6% of legally allowed debt margin. That means we're really not handling debt basically. We are dealing with this on the tax dollars that come in every year. In 2012 the Council cut over $500,000 in spending out of our current year's budget. It was tough, creative and took a lot of meetings but we got it done. Those cuts really allowed our residents to experience something unique... and that was a tax rate below revenue neutral while everybody else was at revenue neutral or above" on the property tax rate.
Lewis said the Council reduced the cost of funding debt for land purchased years ago for an Aquarium Pier project that never materialized. The Town renegotiated the loans and worked to make a hotel on the property profitable.
Lewis said, "At one time that cost us $250,000 annually just to support the debt load, taxes and insurance. If you look at that today, we've reduced that number so it's almost a break-even for the Town. Most of that I attribute to the innovative planning of Mayor Pro-tem Steve Shuttleworth and I really appreciate his efforts."
Lewis said after listening to citizens, they want the Town's top priority to improve water and sewer infrastructure. He said, "Instead of kicking the can down the street... Council took action developing a strategic water and sewer upgrade plan. We are already in the process of implementation. We are installing automated meters and automating our billing process. This will bring more accuracy to the billing" and resolve a previous water loss issue.
Lewis said the next phase is to replace aging metal water lines with PVC plastic pipe to improve water quality.
He said, "Our future is bright here in Carolina Beach. We have so much to be thankful for and so much to look forward to."


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AFC Totton's under-18s won a remarkable penalty shootout against the young guns of AFC Bournemouth last night to book their place in the FA Youth Cup second round proper.
The Stags bounced back from behind to level 1-1 with the Cherries at the Goldsands Stadium.
And, after a goalless period of extra time, it was the non-League club who emerged triumphant, winning an epic shootout 11-10.
Nathan Hurst had equalised for Totton after highly-rated 15-year-old Sam Matthews had put Cherries ahead with a 25-yard curler.
Totton goalkeeper Matt Fredericks was excellent throughout and it was his opposite number, Ed Tierney, who suffered spot-kick heartbreak when he lofted his effort over the crossbar.
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If anyone in the state should feel pressure to win, it's Simeon point guard Jaylon Tate and his teammates.
Being the leader of a top-ranked team chasing its fourth consecutive state title is an enormous task. However, Tate and the Wolverines welcome the challenge.
"After winning state last year, we knew we weren't done yet,'' Tate said. ''As seniors we still have one more to go."
The only pressure Tate feels at times is from coach Robert Smith, who demands the most out of his senior floor general.
"Coach Rob always teases me and tells me all his point guards have won as a senior," Tate said.
Everything hasn't always come easy for Tate. After being a varsity starter his freshman and sophomore years at De La Salle, he transferred to Simeon.
Coming off the bench isn't an easy adjustment for players who are used to being the first option, but it was a decision Tate understood.
"I had to sacrifice my game in order to become a winner,'' Tate said. ''I learned a lot coming off the bench. I was the man at De La Salle — I could shoot whenever I wanted to. But at Simeon, coach Rob is on me every day and the discipline here is great. I've learned a lot from these coaches."
Jaylon will join teammate and good friend Kendrick Nunn next year at Illinois. Tate has grown close to Illini coach John Groce, mostly because of his honesty.
"[Groce] told me I have to come in and work hard from the start,'' Tate said. ''He is expecting big things from [me and] Kendrick."
As a true leader, Tate isn't afraid to confront others about their mistakes, he just wants his teammates to do things the right way.
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French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
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Huntington Beach, June 25 last year was a day that began with excitement and fun and ended tragically.
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The Cardinals' Lance Berkman hurt his knee last Saturday; a torn meniscus was diagnosed, and Friday, he had surgery:
Lance Berkman underwent right knee surgery today; initial projection for his rehabilitation and recovery is approximately 8-10 weeks.
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This indicates, though does not confirm, that Berkman did not tear his ACL, because that likely would have put him out for the year (if not ended his career).
An eight-to-ten-week rehab and recovery schedule would allow Berkman to return around the beginning of August, if all goes well. In the meantime, the Cardinals will have to do with Matt Carpenter and/or rookie Matt Craig at first base. Both of those players have been productive in Berkman's absence already this season.
The Cardinals keep getting injured, and they keep on winning anyway. Seems unfair, somehow.
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Background: Irish nanny charged with US baby death
- Police said they were called to a house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where they found baby Rehma to be unconscious.
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- Rehma was also found to have multiple healing bone fractures.
- Two days after entering the hospital, Rehma died.
- The baby's father is from London and her mother is from Karachi, Pakistan, according to The Boston Herald.
- Brady is reportedly from the Irish town of Lavey, in County Cavan.


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LAS VEGAS -- Forget giant flat-screens -- why not just turn your wall into the TV?
That's always been the promise of home theater projectors, which offer screen sizes far larger than any consumer-priced LED and plasma TVs. But projectors always come with a caveat: they need to be mounted, often on the ceiling in the rear of the room. That presents plenty of wiring challenges, ranging from electrical to audio-video connectivity -- not to mention the aesthetic challenges involved, even if you're ready to crack some drywall.
Those problems disappear with Sony's 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector, which was unveiled this week at CES. The projector is housed in an attractive credenza that will look at home in a minimalist, modern environment. Push it against a bare wall, and the unit shoots an image on the wall directly above it, rather than across the room -- the "short throw" in question. The result is a 4K image that can be sized up to a whopping 147 inches diagonally.
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Now, I'm an avowed 4K skeptic, but with an image at that size, you can really -- finally! -- actually see the improved resolution (assuming, of course, you're using a native 4K video source). In the short demo I saw, clips from "Elysium" looked stellar, with detail you probably wouldn't see on a 65-inch 1080p TV. It was, quite literally, a home movie theater.
Under the hood, the 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector uses an SXRD laser projector. Otherwise, it seems to have the same sort of spec sheet you'd expect on a flagship Sony TV (four HDMI inputs, Triluminos display, 3D support -- the whole nine yards).
Unlike the endless parade of vaporware you usually see at CES, Sony is actually pledging that we'll see the 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector by the summer of this year. The catch? It'll retail for "approximately $30,000 to $40,000."
If you're not Mark Cuban, that will certainly induce sticker shock. But the good news is that other short-throw projectors are hitting the market, including the LG Hecto (introduced at CES 2013) and the Philips Screeneo. Those (non-4K) models retail for less than $9,000 and $2,000, respectively.


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Tunxi Old Street came into being with the development of Hui businessmen during the 1920 & 30's when the ports of Shanghai and Hangzhou flourished for a period of time.
The Street is 1.5 kilometers long and 7 meters wide. There are long lines of shops along the sides of the street. They are all made of brick and wood and have two floors. All of the buildings are in the Huizhou style and overflow with archaic charm. Although the shops in the old street are not very wide, they are relatively deep.
They are usually laid out so that the shop is in the front and workshop, storehouse or living quarters is at the back.
The Tongderen is a Chinese traditional medicine shop. It was established in the second year of the Tongzhi Period of the Qing dynasty, so has a history of over 120 years. Qimen black tea and Tunxi green tea which are famous throughout the world are mainly distributed from Tunxi. All kinds of Anhui ink stick and Sehxian ink stone can be found here. Products of "Huizhou Four Carvings" (brick, wood, stone and bamboo), Chinese painting in Anhui style, print, rubbing from a stone inscription, Goldstone seal cutting, Chinese pot gardening and root carving can be seen here and there.Old Huizhou culture which is regarded as an excellent national culture and its charm is expressed in Tunxi Street. More than 100 movies have been shot in the old street.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU men's tennis team began play in the Atlantic Sun Conference falling 5-2 to a talented North Florida team on Sunday afternoon at the FGCU Tennis Complex.
The Eagles drop to 0-1 in Atlantic Sun play, and move to 3-6 on the season, while UNF improves in 1-0 in conference play and 4-8 overall.
"Today was a tough day," head coach CJ Weber said. "I knew we were going to get UNF's best and they did a great job of imposing their game on us, especially in doubles. As the cliché goes, we will learn from today's loss and get better, but UNF taught us we need to be more disciplined in high-pressure moments."
The Ospreys lived up to their reputation of solid doubles play as both of their nationally-ranked pairs took a match from the Eagles, with an 8-4 result. Playing the No. 1 slot for FGCU were Jordi Vives (Barcelona, Spain/IES Ferran Tallada/USC) and Dean Tsamas (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS) suffering a defeat to No. 38 Jack Findel-Hawkins and Norbert Nemcsek. The three doubles match could have been promising for the Green and Blue as Lucas Vaz (Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Fleming/Tulsa) and Chris Perrigan (Tallahassee, Fla./Maclay HS) were up 30-love and on serve at five games all with Zach Goldberg and Mark Hamill, but a UNF win by No. 50 Caio Gomes and Yannick Zuern in the No. 2 match allowed the Ospreys to clinch the doubles point.
To begin singles play UNF took the first two matches for a 3-0 lead, but the Eagles showed they weren't to be dismissed, winning the next couple matches in straight sets to put them back in contention for the overall win.
Posting the Green and Blue's first victory of the afternoon was No. 54 Vives taking the one-singles match from Findel-Hawkins, 6-3, 6-2. Simultaneous to Vives finish, Tianyu Bao (Tianjin, China/Bayshore HS) claimed a win in the second set of the No. 2 match, forcing a third set on Gomes to keep the Eagles alive. While Bao was battling through the deciding set, his doubles partner, Lance Lvovsky (Dania, Fla./Broward Virtual School/Jacksonville), brought the Eagles their second win, topping Goldberg 6-2, 7-5, in the No. 5 slot, to move the score to 3-2.
With the crowd shifting focus back to Bao on court eight, the intensity and volume of the Tennis Complex resembled that of an upbeat Friday night, not a Sunday afternoon. With both Bao and Gomes knowing the result of their match had a huge impact on the overall contest they each held nothing backed bringing dangerously-fast serves and powerful ground strokes into the final points. Unfortunately for the Eagles, Gomes played with just a bit more shot accuracy than Bao, taking the third set 6-3, to clinch the match for UNF.
Even though the Ospreys had already secured their victory, the No. 6 match between Gabriel Echeverry (Popayan, Colombia/Gimnasio Calibio) and Bernardo Craveiro continued on. After Echeverry took the first set 6-3, Craveiro fought back winning the second 6-2. With the final match entering a third set the bond shared by the nine members of the FGCU men's tennis team resonated strongly as each of them passionately cheered on Echeverry as if a positive result in his match would give the team an overall victory. With the 10-point tiebreak going point-for-point, Echeverry broke several strings of his racquet at the halfway mark and couldn't quite get the momentum going again resulting in a win for Craveiro at 1-0 (11-9).
The Green and Blue will get back to the baseline as they host Wright State on Mar. 5 at 5 p.m. For complete coverage of FGCU men's tennis this season, follow us on Twitter @FGCU_MTEN and visit www.FGCUAthletics.com where full recaps and results will be available.
1. #54 Jordi Vives (FGCU) def. Jack Findel-Hawkins (UNF) 6-3, 6-2
2. Caio Gomes (UNF) def. Tianyu Bao (FGCU) 6-2, 3-6, 6-3
3. Norbert Nemcsek (UNF) def. Dean Tsamas (FGCU) 6-2, 6-3
4. Yannick Zuern (UNF) def. Lucas Vaz (FGCU) 6-1, 6-2
5. Lance Lvovsky (FGCU) def. Zach Goldberg (UNF) 6-2, 7-5
6. Bernardo Craveiro (UNF) def. Gabriel Echeverry (FGCU) 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (11-9)
Order of finish: (4,3,1,5,2,6)
1. No. 38 Findel-Hawkins/Nemcsek (UNF) def. Tsamas/Vives (FGCU) 8-4
2. No. 50 Gomes/Zuern (UNF) def. Bao/Lvovsky (FGCU) 8-4
3. Goldberg/Hamill (UNF) def. Perrigan/Vaz (FGCU) DNF
Order of finish: (1,2)
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itaci is edo
round 1: no full bijuu transformation
round 2: no restrictions
there is no tobi or gedo mazo just the 6 Et jins.
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Is Tobi there to help?
Itachi can win the first one by figuring out tobi's connection to beast but second one may be too much because tbbs involved
itachi FTW.
Like I always say, if they can counter Totsuka blade then they win. Otherwise Totsuka blade seals whatever it pierces, hence the Jinchurikis lose with extreme difficulty. Yata mirror can deflect attacks, and with Sasuke there to help I'll say that in round one, Team Uchiha win.
Round 2- 50/50 chance
round1: Since Jinchurikis are only made of chakra in V2, it will be though for them to kill them. Itachi can seal some with totsuka, but just to seal one, it takes time like we've seen against Orochimaru or against Nagato. The time he tries that, he will be overwhelmed by others and Sasuke is alone he can't cover Itachi the time he does that all by his own. With chakras arms for example they could reach Itachi from underground even if he is covered by Susanoo. Sasuke can use Amaterasu or Amaterasu-blade from Susanoo if he has his chance, but chakra shrouds will protect them and since in this form they are only made of chakra, they could seperate themselves to avoid Amaterasu. So i think Jinchurikis definitively win this case.
round2: I see Itachi and Sasuke winning but it could go either way. Just cause in this case, Bijuus don't have chakras shroud anymore, and without the presence of Jinchurikis to control them, i don't think they could Kawarimi it like Killer-Bee did, and in this case they will die(i mean they don't die, but lose ). But the advantage Bijuus have here is that it's a 6vs2 here. So they could overwhelm Itachi and Sasuke and win cuz of the difference of power. Even Susanoo couldn't last long. So either Itachi and Sasuke managed to kill them quickly with Amaterasu, or they lose.
Round 1
Round 2
Itachi and sasuke get TBB'ed to death.
Oh! I change my mind in round2 I've completely forgotten TBB when i posted :flaw:! And with the number it will be over kill.
So TB win in each scenario.
jinchs take this
They lose so hard Tobi laughs.
they stand no chance. stomped so hard its hilarious. amaterasus good for one or two shots and even then roshis not affected due to lava armour. all theyd be doing is turning the edo jins into big bonfires running around trying to murder them. i think even bijuu modes not even needed. they solo the brothers in base
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District 118 school board members Wednesday authorized the issuance of general obligation school bonds not to exceed $8.5 million for the East Park Elementary School renovation project.
Although school board members Steve Bragorgos, Dan Brown and Frank Young said they were concerned about burdening taxpayers, the board voted 4-3 to move forward with the bond issuance.
"East Park is a very large building and it's in distress," Superintendent Mark Denman told the board.
In April 2011, $21.5 million in bonds were issued to cover the renovations at South View and North Ridge middle schools with the understanding that a smaller bond issuance would be needed for the East Park project.
East Park, which formerly was a junior high school until the 1980s, is the third and final school to be improved in the district's three-year renovation project. South View Middle School was renovated in 2010-2011, and work at North Ridge Middle School is on schedule with completion expected next month.
All three facilities originally were constructed as junior high schools in 1961.
The renovation projects were budgeted in such a way as to not affect the local school tax rate, but East Park is the last and the largest of the three schools to be improved, and the money that is available will dictate how much will be renovated at East Park.
However, since the district's equalized assessed valuation dropped by 12 percent during the last four years, it was going to affect how much tax the district could levy to support the bond issuance without raising the tax rate.
"This is very important," Denman told the board of the bond issuance. "We want to capitalize on as many resources as possible. What option we choose will be based on the money we can bring in."
This year, the owner of a home valued at $66,500 and who was taxed 58 cents per $100 equalized assessed valuation paid $93.52 toward the bond issuance for the South View and North Ridge middle schools renovations.
Next year, with the district projecting the equalized assessed valuation to decrease by about 6 percent, the same home could possibly decrease in value to $62,510, which made it necessary to slightly increase the tax rate from 58 cents per $100 equalized assessed valuation to 60.5 cents per $100 to support the bond issuance for East Park's renovations. Even with raising the tax rate, the district still would collect less revenue for the project, with homeowners paying about $89.70 a year toward the East Park bond.
Any additional money needed for the project beyond the bond issuance and about $4 million the district set aside for the renovations would come from the district's operational fund.
"We're going to have a difficult time finishing East Park without taking funds from somewhere else," board president Bill Dobbles said.
At the Oct. 10 school board meeting, Architects from Schmidt Associates of Indianapolis estimated the cost of the East Park project, without any alternates, to be between $10.75 million and $11.75 million.
By comparison, the renovation work at South View cost $12.3 million, while renovations at North Ridge cost $13.8 million.
The East Park project was put out to bid in four packages — general contractor, electrical, plumbing and mechanical — during the first week of November, with bids being presented to the school board at its Dec. 12 meeting and contracts hopefully being awarded Dec. 13.
Renovation work could possibly start as soon as Christmas break, with the work on the existing building being substantially completed in mid-August 2013.
The base project includes installing a new roof, replacing the sidewalks around the school, grading the land around the building, replacing drainage pipes and making them larger in the courtyards, replacing the fixtures and repairing the restrooms, creating two new classrooms in a commons area that might be used as a computer lab and paving the school's parking lot as well as the road around the school that connects to Colfax Street.
Unlike South View and North Ridge, the lockers — which are a leftover from its junior high days — won't be replaced at East Park because elementary school children don't use lockers. The existing lockers will be removed.
The possibility of building a cafetorium like at South View and North Ridge has been ruled out. However, depending on how the bids come in, school board members will consider two options that could be added to the architects' base bid.
Option 1 would entail constructing an addition to the east side of the gymnasium for a cafeteria with a seating capacity of 448 that would adjoin the existing kitchen. That alternate work is estimated to cost an additional $1.55 million to $1.65 million
Option 2 would entail the construction of a new cafeteria with a seating capacity of 448 and a new kitchen built in the large grassy area to the south of the main entrance of school. That alternate work is estimated to cost an additional $2.2 million to $2.3 million.
Use of force claims
Also on Wednesday, Robin Twidwell, president of the Danville Education Association — the union that represents District 118's certified and some noncertified employees — addressed the school board about two incidents that occurred at the middle schools.
"I'm not just here as the DEA president, I'm here as a sixth-grade parent and as a teacher," she said. "I'm very seriously concerned about the use of force in our schools."
In one incident, Twidwell said, "A middle school parent came in with a belt and beat her daughter, with a resource officer looking on."
In another incident, Twidwell said a resource officer used a Taser on a student.
"As a parent, I'm concerned about that," she said. "The school district needs a policy about when force is used, what is acceptable and what is not acceptable."
At the end of Wednesday's school board meeting, after Twidwell had left, board member Dr. Randal Ashton addressed Twidwell's concerns by saying, "Our board takes violence seriously. There's no violence on our property.
"If there's something wrong, we'll look into it. If there's something, we'll fix it," he said.
On Thursday, Denman said the administration and Director of Public Safety Larry Thomason had reviewed both cases — the belting incident at North Ridge Middle School and the Tasing incident at South View Middle School — and determined that the resource officers had followed proper procedures and had handled the situations appropriately.
"The resource officers are members of the police department and they follow police department policies," Denman said.
In the North Ridge incident, Denman said resource officer Amy Wasson "was unaware what the mother was going to do" and added that the belting "happened quickly."
"The resource officer didn't feel it was abusive and characterized it as three quick swats," Denman said.
"She told her we don't do that here on school property," he added.
Denman confirmed that resource officer Chad Turner used a Taser on a South View student.
Denman said the use of a Taser is permitted, according to police department procedure, "when people are aggressive and there is a threat of personal injury or harm to others.
In the South View incident, Denman said the use of a Taser "was for safety sake because of the child's out-of-control behavior."
Denman said that no further action would be taken in those incidents and added that he believes "the resource officers are positive additions to our buildings."
What's next
District 118 school board members will meet at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 12 in the Jackson Building, 516 N. Jackson St.


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Hispanic students find support
Thursday, 10 September 2009 19:50
Chicano/Hispano Student Affairs is alive and bustling once again, as students have returned to Tucson, and the cultural center, after it was saved from budget cuts in June.
Hispanic students left the University of Arizona in May for summer vacation unsure of whether they would have a Chicano/Hispano Student Affairs (C/HSA) office to come back to.
"We've been fighting to get a cultural center since 1969, so we feel very strongly about its importance and keeping it," said Jorge Paéz, a senior majoring in Mexican-American Studies and history. He explained how Chicanos began working to get a cultural center when there were less than a hundred Hispanic students at UA.
In June, the university announced that instead of closing its minority culture centers it would save money in different ways.
This was welcoming news to Socorro Carrizosa, the director of C/HSA. After working there for the past 10 years, she didn't want to see an organization that has helped so many people shut its doors.
Since 1991, Chicano/Hispano Student Affairs has helped thousands of students make the transition to college life, explained Carrizosa, and she didn't want to see the services provided consolidated into a broader multi-cultural office for all minority groups.
Carrizosa estimates that over 1,200 students will come through C/HSA this year, and that number could be even larger, as there are now over 5,000 Hispanic students on campus.
Many of the resources that C/HSA provides are possible because of their location in the César E. Chávez building. In addition to Carrizosa's office, there is a computer lab, a study room that also is used as a student lounge, and classrooms that are available for student groups to meet in or to hold special events.
The resources go well beyond just the physical. There are 18 clubs or student organizations that are associated with C/HSA that include regular guest speakers, and multiple mentoring programs that bring in community leaders, faculty, alumni, and professionals in diverse career fields to assist students.
"I was from out of town and C/HSA gave me a home away from home where I could make friends, find a job, and network with professionals in my field," said Ramon Carranza, a senior majoring in math, who has been involved with C/HSA since he was a freshman.
Claudia Villaescusa shared a similar story as Ramon's. She became involved with C/HSA through a class she took freshman year that is designed to help make the transition to college life easier for Hispanic students. In the class she was encouraged to get involved in C/HSA, and once she did she realized all of the resources it offered.
Through C/HSA, Villaescusa was able to find out about new scholarships, travel abroad in Spain for a summer, and receive academic tutoring and advising. All of these resources and experiences she believes enhanced and helped her college experience.
To fund all of its programming, C/HSA relies on state money allocated through the university, as well as some fundraising. This presents a challenge for Carrizosa, as she is being forced to cut back on some valuable programming she wishes she could provide for students.
Last year, Carrizosa took a group of students out into the desert to help pick up trash and show students what it is like for an immigrant who must make the trek across the border to a city such as Tucson, but according to her, she will be unable to lead the trip this year because of budget restraints.
Many students that come through C/HSA are first generation college students, whose parents or grandparents made that same trip, so Carrizosa likes to provide the students with some perspective and motivation.
Since coming through the UA herself Carrizosa has worked for nearly 25 years to increase Hispanic student retention. She sees C/HSA as a great outlet for that goal, and according to her students it's working.
"C/HSA has provided me with the trio of academic, social, and professional support, which has allowed me to grow and succeed as a student here," concluded Carranza.
Currently C/HSA is preparing cultural and educational events for National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15- October 15.
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Shortly after hearing from a group of 21 Senators - President Obama received a letter from 70 farm, humanitarian, shipping and labor groups regarding rumors the administration's draft fiscal year 2014 budget would eliminate funding for international food assistance programs. It's been reported the Obama Administration's budget - to be released in March - would replace funding for the programs with a smaller amount of money for a program to buy commodities for food aid on international markets. The groups urged President Obama to sustain funding for the current Food for Peace and Food for Progress programs - expressing strong opposition to proposals to eliminate or drastically reduce program funding or shift the resources to overseas commodity procurement. The groups wrote that food aid programs have enjoyed strong bipartisan support for nearly 60 years because they work. They went on to say the U.S. has the largest and most diverse, reliable and effective food assistance program in the world. They said Food for Peace and Food for Progress form the backbone of those efforts.
According to the letter - the current programs are well-honed and dependable systems for identifying the appropriate commodities for targeted populations and for procuring and shipping these commodities. The letter goes on to say the transparency, accountability and reliability of this system are the result of decades of cooperation through a uniquely sustainable public-private partnership among thousands of committed Americans at faith-based and other non-governmental organizations - and in agriculture, labor, industry and government. In addition - the groups noted that growing, manufacturing, bagging, shipping and transporting nutritious U.S. food creates jobs and economic activity here at home.
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After four years as a backup quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, Matt Flynn will leave the team and test the free agent waters. There were rumors that the team would slap Flynn with the franchise tag and attempt to trade him, but the franchise tag salary for a quarterback made that too big of a risk. The Packers are not in serious salary cap trouble, but are close enough to the cap that they could not afford to gamble on Flynn, and they would have been in trouble if they were unable to move him.
Flynn will hit the free agent market on March 13, and he's going to at least catch the eye of a number of teams who are in the market for a starting quarterback. His impressive performances against the New England Patriots in 2010 and against the Detroit Lions in 2011 will mean that there are likely a couple of teams willing to give him a chance to win a starting job. Flynn started the Packers' last game of the regular season in 2011 and threw a franchise record six touchdown passes.
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Hundreds of residents poured onto Newark's Ferry Street Sunday for the annual Portuguese Parade, capping the
The cultural blowout, which stretched along all of Ferry Street in the city's Ironbound and ended at Peter Francisco Park, featured traditional dancing and folks in Old World garb, appearances by community organizations and politicians like U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ), state Sen. M. Teresa Ruiz (D-29), Newark Mayor Cory Booker, Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura and Newark city councilmembers, including East Ward Councilman Augusto Amador, whose office co-sponsored this year's festival with União de Clubes Luso-Americanos de NJ (UCLANJ). Jack Casimiro, owner of Power Concrete Co. in Newark, served as grand marshal.
Paying homage to one of Newark's largest populations, this year's Portugal Day Festival and not the alcohol-soaked block party for which it was infamous.
"The Brick City is not the same without the presence of the Portuguese community," said Fernando Grilo, president of (UCLANJ), during grandstand ceremonies prior to the parade.
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