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A former teacher who taught at Woodlan High School is arrested after allegedly having sex with a 17 year old student.
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Dan Heath, Judge for Allen Superior Court Family Relations Division, announced Wednesday a new program that would give parents assistance in the development of their infant's cognitive and lingual growth as well as other resources.
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The Fort Wayne International Airport has their July passenger numbers in and more people are flying in and out of the Summit City.
Earlier this month, Bryant Rhoades, one of the men who was facing the death penalty in this case, negotiated an Alford Plea
The city of Fort Wayne is about to build a new water main on the city's north side. But some people who live in the path of the proposed pipe say they have problems with the plan. They called us with their concerns.
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I've owned many "Primus" albums through the years, but if I only kept one, it would easily be "Frizzle Fry". Even as good as "Sailing The Seas Of Cheese" is, this is better. The drumming is right on, the guitar is excellent, and Les and his bass are in top form. Plus songs like "Too Many Puppies" and "John The Fisherman" are absolutely essential "Primus". This disc is a must for the newcomer, or the fanatic. Listen to me, I sound like "Mr. Know It All".
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Released on the independent Caroline label in 1990, Frizzle Fry documents the San Francisco Bay area thrash-funk trio at its energetic best. The bare-bones production serves the group's skeletal sound well and makes the most of nearly live performances of gems such as the antiwar "Too Many Puppies," the stoner testimony of "Spegetti Western," and the madcap litany of "Groundhog's Day." Larry LaLonde's guitar is more melodic and concise than the squirrelly avant-gardisms of later albums such as Pork Soda (many of the lines were written by original guitarist Todd Huth). Bassist Les Claypool, meanwhile, is just stunning. By turns sounding like a scrappy Larry Graham or a dirty-minded John Wetton, his four-string slaps, slurs, and squeaks form a perfect union with drummer Tim Alexander's jazz-informed power beats. Claypool's goofy vocals owe a lot to P.I.L.-era John Lydon, with lyrics about Corn Chex, striped bass, and porn films. An inspired and assured studio debut. –James Rotondi
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One of the goofiest yet outstanding bands I ever heard on the college radio at NMSU was Primus. I nearly got to see them, but more on that later. Les Claypool's thundering electric and string bass is complimented with some downright catchy stomping punk-metal riffs by Larry LaLonde, quirky and goofy lyrics, and supporting percussion by Tim Alexander, which didn't make Primus the Les Claypool Experience.
Just from the title, "To Defy The Laws of Tradition" is a winner, while asking some interesting questions, such as who is worse, someone who murders someone, or someone who decided not to pay the taxman coming to town? A witty lyric that is a howler is why do brides wear virgin white? Most do not deserve that right." So, what should they wear, sl-t silver or already-slept aquamarine? The song cuts in midsection with some quirky bassing and Les's vocal mumblings, before going back full force.
Two songs here can be considered classic Primus. One, possibly my favourite Primus song, is the manic grind stomp of "Too Many Puppies," which I initially considered a triumph of crazy style, especially with that ringing triangle. However, on closer examination, it's a sober look at the effects militarization has on the youth. One lyric in particular made me shake my head in wonder, as it predicted the Gulf War-this album was released February 1990: "too many puppies are trained not to bark at the sight of blood that must be spilled that we may maintain our oil fields." Maintain our oil field…gee, didn't something like this happen, uh, two years ago?
The other is "John The Fisherman" the story of how a boy somehow knew that catching fish was his destiny, feeling "alienated by clique society" and grew up to be an ocean fisherman. Primus would later continue the adventures of John in other songs in at least Sailing the Seas of Cheese and Pork Soda.
For sheer goofiness, how about "Mr. Knowitall," either some presumptious ivory-tower resident, or fancy poser. But catch that funny lyric at the end: "They call me Mr. Knowitall, I am so eloquent, Perfection is my middle name, and whatever rhymes with eloquent."
The metaphor of "Groundhog's Day," of the groundhog seeing his shadow, plays a part in the weary protagonist, who finally decides to go out and be that "big man in the public eye," i.e. forget that bad sensation, described as "an ice cold bath" when he discovered "you had to pay to play." In other words, no six more weeks of winter-spring starts now!
The churning slowed down grunge of the title track, sounding what Metallica would later toy around with on their black album presents some weird visual imagery and some bizarre pairings: "I don't believe in pinochle…I do believe in Captain Crunch." So who or what is the Frizzle Fry? Too weird to contemplate, but amusing nevertheless.
The frantic "Pudding Time" shows how money can buy things like sweets or material things, but happiness is something that can't be bought like the distractions that seem to make us content. Things like fish dying or happiness can't be replaced: "laughter is a sweet you can't put a price on. When laughter's all gone, daddy won't buy you anymore."
In early January 1992, before the onset of the new semester, Primus was opening for Rush on their Roll The Bones tour. Because the closest seat was way in the back, I decided not to plunk down the already reduced rate for students. Today, I look back on that and kick myself, because I missed the opportunity to catch two really great bands. Frizzle Fry is a great debut album, but I prefer to go Sailing the Seas of Cheese.
Frizzle Fry is still my favorite Primus album. "To defy the laws of tradition is a crusade only of the brave." And Les and friends are truly brave. With this recording, Primus invented a sound all their own. Les Claypool's style is so unconventional and Tim Alexander is one of the most innovative drummers in the business. Together, they created some extremely original grooves. It's a kind of funk metal hybrid, but primarily, it's just Primus.
Although Alexander is really the best player here, Claypools originality catapulted him to Bass Icon. I think it was cool to see someone like Less get some credit for doing something unique with the instrument. Most bass icons are technically brilliant, but ultimately musically lacking players like Victor Wooten or Billy Sheehan or whomever.
This is the best Primus recording. The live release, "Suck on This," is also great, as is "Sailing the Seas of Cheese," albeit in a completely different way. "Pork Soda" has it's incredible moments, but I lost interest after that. After Brain Replaced Tim Alexander, the band lost something. Frizzle Fry is Primus at its freshest and most unabashed. It still sounds relevant all these years later.
All I wrote about was the sheer joy of this album. I remember jamming in my basement on Groundhog Day for hours. This is great music. GREAT MUSIC! It's so innocent. It's so positive! And so much fun. So, to the early 20's student type who says these guys are "way overrated", I have news for you. You are lame. You're bitter because no one wants to hear John Zorn or Bela Fleck, or Wanko Pastorius. I mean, I've seen Victor Wooten waste the time of 3,000 people who wanted only to dance. And Jaco Pastorius was simply a (rhymes with tanker, starts with w) who couldn't loosen up enough to be half-interesting. This, however, is a band that took polyrhythm, polytonality, mad-chops-of-the-non-Bach-n-Roll-school, and a silly sci-fi sense of humor and made it all cool. Nerds, hippies, jocks, artists, stoners all got into this band. It was wonderful! It was populism on the move! It was the early nineties and things were good. As history writes its little footnote on the early days of this great band, many things will be forgotten. They will be pigeonholed as a cross between Rush and Zappa. No one will remember a delirious crowd shouting "Primus Sucks!", or the mosh pits that were actually fun and basically safe to be in. Long gone will be the good-natured chuckle of that "Damn blue-collared tweeker" who made us all feel a bit better. But I'll never forget the great times I've had with this raw, wild, pure music. They're not overrated. Being a sad, hateful snob with no sense of joy or humor is overrated. Anyone who can create fun interesting music for a diverse fan base is doing something very right. Hatin' on Primus is very wrong. If you see these: [ ], this review has been doctored.
In 1989 a trio of Les Claypool (bass, vocals) Larry LaLonde (guitar) and a drummer named Herb released "Suck on this", a live album that spawned an underground horde of fans. Not long after came "Frizzle Fry". Primus is the most original, funk/thrash band to exist. And "Frizzle Fry" is without a doubt, the BEST PRIMUS ALBUM EVER! Most people who hear Primus for the first time can be caught off guard by Les Claypools cartoonish vocals, but when you listen to the album a few times, you will be amazed at how much you'll love it! The album captures all the slap pop bass and wacky sound that makes Primus different from the regular trendy music of today, and because of this originality, YOU WILL NEVER GET TIRED OF FRIZZLE FRY!


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America draws its strength and vitality from the diversity of its people. Eastern Illinois University is enriched by building a pluralistic campus that celebrates and draws upon the talents of all its students, faculty, and staff.
Eastern Illinois University provides equality of opportunity in education and employment for all students and employees. Discrimination is precluded by University policy and federal and state statues. It is strictly prohibited.
Following are guidelines that outline the recruitment and employment process for faculty positions.
Send the Form A to the appropriate supervisor and the Vice President if necessary. Although the Form B cannot be signed by the OCR until the Form A is approved by the Vice President, it will expedite the process if you submit it to Civil Rights. If there are questions, they can be addressed while the Form A is being reviewed by Academic Affairs.
Before a search for a position can begin, the appropriate paperwork must be completed. Form A, which authorizes the search, must be approved by the appropriate line supervisors and the Vice President or President when applicable. Form B, the recruitment plan, is developed by the Department Chair and approved the Civil Rights Director. After the Form B has been approved by OCR, the office will forward the "Applicant Tracking Spreadsheet" to the department. This tool should be completed and submitted to OCR at the Candidate Selection (Form C) stage.
According to the employment policy, the Department Chair/Dean and the Civil Rights Director will discuss the composition of the department on a regular basis and recruitment and retention efforts for persons from underrepresented groups. The Department Chair and Dean are responsible for developing a recruitment plan that encourages the formation of a large, diverse, highly qualified applicant pool. Networking within the discipline is important.
The Recruitment Plan (Form B) should address the following items:Position Description
The position description should describe those duties regarded as essential to the specific position being advertised and also those duties expected of all other comparable administrators in the department. Attach the vacancy announcement to the Form B. This announcement should be the basis for all advertising.Recruitment and Advertising Process
The Department Chair shall list the specific recruitment sources to be used, including national, highly visible publications, professional newsletters, electronic postings, and other relevant sites. The Department Chair, with the approval of the Civil Rights Director, shall identify additional specialized strategies to recruit applications from underrepresented persons for the position, including, but not limited to, directly recruiting potential applicants. The Department Chair is responsible for ensuring that the position announcement appears in the University Newsletter.
If, after the Recruitment Plan has been approved, the department deviates from the approved plan, the Civil Rights Director shall approve any change.
The vacancy announcement and advertisement must state what is a complete applicant file, and the review or closing date for application. The vacancy announcement shall carry the following statement: "Eastern Illinois University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer -- minority/female/disability/veteran -- committed to achieving a diverse community.� Advertisements with limited space may close with the following: "AA/EOE -- minority/female/disability/veteran."
The screening committee plays a very important role in the hiring process. The primary goal of recruiting and hiring highly qualified applicants is better achieved by bringing together individuals who understand the requirements of the position and are committed to the goals of the department. The procedures regarding screening committees are as follows:
The Department Chair must list the members of the screening committee and designates the chairperson of the screening committee in the Recruitment Plan. The Committee Chairperson cannot be a direct report of the position that is being filled. The Civil Rights Director, or designee, may serve as an ex-officio member of the screening committee. If, after the Plan is approved, any change occurs in the committee composition, the Department Chair shall notify the Civil Rights Office at the time of the change.
The Department Chair shall describe in the Recruitment Plan the scope and function of the screening committee in reviewing applications, recommending potential candidates, interviewing, and providing commentary on the final candidates to the Department Chair. The chairperson of the committee shall endeavor to achieve a diverse composition.
The committee shall be convened and meet regularly.
The plan shall include a tentative timetable of important dates in the screening process.
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After approval of Form A and the Form B/Recruitment Plan, the Department Chair or designee shall announce the vacancy and carry out the Recruitment Plan.
The Department Chair is responsible for the employment decision. The Department Chair is responsible for providing guidance and support to the designated Screening Committee Chairperson regarding the entire employment process. At the beginning of the screening process, the Department Chair shall explain to the screening committee its duties as outlined in the Recruitment Plan.Confidentiality
The Department Chair and the Chair of the committee is responsible for ensuring that all application materials are secured. Only persons serving on the screening committee, the Civil Rights Director, and the appropriate Vice President shall have access to applicants' letters of reference or transcripts. All screening committee deliberations are confidential and may only be shared with those directly involved in the employment decision. Other members of the department may view an applicant's letter of applications, resumes, and scholarly/creative materials.Application Process
All letters of interest and credentials shall be directed to either the Department Chair or the designated screening committee chairperson, as indicated in the Recruitment Plan. The chairperson, or designee, shall acknowledge all letters of interest or ensure that the online system acknowledges applicants.
The Chairperson is responsible for obtaining a complete applicant file as described in the vacancy announcement.
Unless using Interfolio, the Chairperson is responsible for ensuring that all applicants are sent an EEO Survey Link and information about the department, the University, and the community. The EEO Survey Link is available from the Office of Civil Rights.Candidate Selection Process
No candidates may be invited for interviews until the Form C is approved by the Dean and the Civil Rights Director. The Screening Committee shall function according to the charge outlined in the Recruitment Plan and expressed at the organizational meeting.
The Department Chair prepares the Form C and submits it with files to the Dean and then to the Office of Civil Rights for review and approval. Unless indicated otherwise in the Recruitment Plan, the Civil Rights Office will return the Form C and files back to the department.
The Dean reviews the candidates' files, and requests additional information from the chairpersons when appropriate. Upon approval of the Form C, the Dean forwards the Form C and applicant files to the Civil Rights Director for review. After review of the Form C, the Office of Civil Rights will forward the completed Form C and applicant files to the Department Chair. Or, when otherwise specified in the Recruitment Plan, the Office of Civil Rights will forward the Form C and files to the Vice President for approval. No invitation can be extended to the candidates until Form C has been signed and returned to the department. The completed "Applicant Tracking Spreadsheet" should be forwarded with the files or sent electronically to the Civil Rights office.
The Department Chair, or designee, may then invite candidates to come for interviews. The department should communicate the University's policy on reimbursement of interview expenses, may specify a salary range, rank/title, and information concerning the type of position, and information about the educational requirements for tenure, as appropriate. Salary and rank/title must be approved by the Dean and the Vice President. Appropriate actions will be taken by the Dean and the Civil Rights Director to ensure that the Recruitment Plan has been followed. Additionally, if the candidate pool is of insufficient quality, size, or diversity, the decision may be made to reopen the screening process, to fill the position temporarily, or to cancel the screening process.Interview Process
In order to insure that the appropriate affected constituencies are included in the interview process, the Committee Chairperson, or designee, will establish the interview schedule and must include the Dean, faculty/staff and any others deemed appropriate. Candidates for teaching positions shall make presentations to the faculty or teach sample classes to which faculty and students are invited. The Chair shall establish the appropriate interview schedule for academic support professionals.
The Department Chair or designated Screening Committee member must ensure that the candidates' evaluation forms are distributed at each interview session. Other signed memoranda or communications may also be considered by the committee.
The Department Chair, or the designated Screening Committee Chairperson, following the guidelines of the Recruitment Plan, is responsible for preparing a composite summary of the evaluations of the interview sessions, summary comments from the screening committee, and reference information. This material and all files are forwarded to the Dean with the Form D and the applicant files. The files of the other finalists who interviewed, but were not recommended for employment, should also be forwarded. The University does not tolerate discrimination. Please review the Illegal or Inappropriate Topics List before speaking with references.References
Checking references is a valuable tool in the employment process. The employment policy provides that the Department Chair is responsible for ensuring that the final candidates' references have been appropriately checked, and that the credentials are appropriate for the advertised vacant position. The screening committee may also wish to contact references at other times during the screening process. This is permissible, but please keep in mind that all candidates must be treated as equally as possible. If you are calling off the list provided by the candidates, it is highly recommended that you notify the candidate first.
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VOXEA Swiss Private Academy has been delivering language education for adults for the last 40 years.
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The French Evening Course costs CHF 980.- Improve your French, and enjoy spring in beautiful Lausanne.
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Tennis are an indie pop duo comprised of husband and wife Patrick Riley (guitar, keyboards, production) and Alaina Moore (vocals, keyboards). They met while students in Colorado, and after graduating college they bought a sailboat and spent seven months sailing along the Eastern Seaboard. Post-adventure, they moved back to Colorado, and after getting settled began recording songs that had a modern lo-fi feel but a sweet '50s pop heart. The songs were inspired by their trip and the discussions they would have about music while on board their boat (the Swift Ranger). The duo's first single, "South Carolina," was released in summer of 2010 on Fire Talk Records, to be quickly followed by their second single, "Baltimore," for the Underwater Peoples label. The rest of the year was spent playing shows (including a Daytrotter session in September) and recording their first album. Cape Dory was released in January of 2011 by Fat Possum. The band toured tirelessly that year in support of Cape Dory, playing shows across the U.S. as well as jaunts through Europe and Russia. Following their seemingly endless tour schedule, Tennis quickly regrouped and began work on their second full-length. The album Young & Old was written and recorded in a relatively short three-month span. Produced by Black Keys member Patrick Carney and featuring drums by new bandmember James Barone, the album was released by Fat Possum in February of 2012. The band soon switched labels, signing with Mumford & Sons member Ben Lovett's Communion Music. They released the Small Sound EP on Communion in late 2013, with an album to follow in early 2014. ~ Tim SendraPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Source: Getty Skinny Jeans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Definition: Skinnies are square through hips, fitted through leg with a skinny, ankle-hugging opening. Best For: All shapes — whether you have hips, curves, or straight. Style It Right: If you have curves and want to slim down, pair with long tunics or sweaters to highlight the skinniest part of your legs. Skinnies are the best for tucking into boots. Expert Tip: "Re-invent your fall wardrobe with a skinny jean in luxurious texture, saturated color, or a sophisticated bi-color pattern." — Nicole King-Burroughs, Gap 1969 Women's Designer Source: Getty 1 / 5 High-Rise Jeans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Definition: High-waisted jeans sit super high at the smallest point of the waist and are slim fit through the hips; they can be skinny or flared at bottom. The high-rise lends a retro vibe. Best For: Boyish shapes that want to accentuate curves; a fit like this hugs the hips and cinches the waist, creating or emphasizing an hourglass shape. Style It Right: Show off a tiny waist with a belt to cinch the look together. These styles look best with shirts and tops tucked in to them. Expert Tip: "Nothing looks better with a pair of high-waisted jeans than a simple silky shirt (tucked in, of course, to show the waistline). It's very gamine, and has a timeless sexiness." — Kin Ying Lee, Head Madewell Designer Source: Getty 2 / 5 Flare/Bootcut Jeans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Definition Sits just below the natural waist, slim fit through the hips, with an exaggerated flare below the knee. Best For: Any shapes, especially curvier bodies. The flare helps to balance hips and creates a long, lean shape. Style It Right: Boot cuts look best styled with a heeled boot, pump, or sandal. They're a classic style that works dressed up with slinky tops or dressed down with a simple tee. They should skim the ground; anything too long should be hemmed. Expert Tip: "The skinny flare is a personal favorite — [it] stays skinny through the leg and knee and then kicks out in to a flare just above the ankle. They are best paired with wedges and a boho top as they offer the flattery of a skinny with the style of a flare." — Paige Adams-Geller, Paige Denim Source: Getty 3 / 5 Boyfriend Jeans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Definition: Sit low and straight through the hips, with a looser, relaxed fit from the thigh through the knee and calf. Supposed to mimic men's jeans. Best For: Everyone; boyfriend jeans work for just about any body. The key is finding the right proportions on the rise, not too low and not too high, and keeping the fit just tight enough. You want them to look relaxed, but you'll lose your shape entirely in a pair that's too baggy. 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Try a crisp top and blazer, and finish with a heeled shoe to elongate the leg line. Expert Tip: "The trouser has incredible butt lifting powers! I think it's best to show off that perky butt by wearing a silk blouse tucked in and pulled out a bit for an airy and soft look. The flared leg always works best with heels for an extra long and lean silhouette. Some gold jewelry and a vintage clutch is a must. Sexy and polished." – Ya-el Torbati, Creative Director of Raven Denim Source: Getty 6 / 5 4 16 22 8 0 Read More Current/ElliottDenim GuideMadewellJ BrandFallJeansDenimGapShopping Gap You'll Never Guess Who Stars in Gap's Fall Ads 1 day ago Give Your All-American Girl Look a New Twist 7/17 One Maxi Dress Styled 10 Ways 7/11 Heat Things Up With Summer Style Essentials 5/22 Denim You Can Wear in the Summer Heat 5/07 We Found the Most Impressive $70 Dress, Ever 4/14 Get a Personalized Fashion & Beauty Newsletter! 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Marjorie Reeves Miller of Brownsburg died Friday. She was 88 and had formerly resided in Cincinnati, Ohio.
She was a 1946 graduate and class valedictorian of Cincinnati Christian University and had been a director and editor for Standard Publishing Co. for 26 years. She was the 2006 recipient of the Cincinnati Christian University Distinguished Alumni Award.
Mrs. Miller was a member of Christ's Church in Mason, Ohio.
Survivors include her children, Angela Carl and husband Ed, Steve Reeves and wife Kristen, and Dale Reeves and wife Karen; sisters Anna Chamblin and Norma Thurman; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Preceding her in death was her husband, William F. Reeves.
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In a way, it would not be inaccurate to characterize "Pulitzer's Gold" as a sort of love letter in its own right. The book, reflecting five years of research and writing, evolved from a presentation Harris made for the Post-Dispatch in 2002 on the occasion of what would have been Roy J. Harris, Sr.'s 100th birthday. Roy Harris, Sr. also helped the Post-Dispatch share the Public Service Pulitzer with the Chicago Daily News in 1950, in an exposé of 37 Illinois newsmen who held "gravy train" jobs on the Illinois state payroll.
"It was a tribute to my dad, and to the paper where I got my start, and grew up reading," Harris recalled. "I worked there for five summers. I had my first front-page byline there—all of these things that mean so much to us as journalists."
Harris loved his father, who—in the fashion of a generation that seldom talked about its war experiences, either—did not make a practice of coming home and regaling his family with his latest acts of professional heroism. He respected the senior Harris enough to follow him into the news business. The younger Harris went on to work at the Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal and, most recently, CFO magazine, in Boston. (Selwyn Pepper's daughter Miriam Pepper also became a journalist and is the editorial page editor of The Kansas City Star.)
With a heavy note of nostalgia, Harris adds, "I did love the paper."
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"Journalists and Neighbors: Mehren and Harris"
— Elizabeth MehrenIn a conversation I had with Harris about his book, he bristled slightly when I said I thought "Pulitzer's Gold" might be described as encyclopedic. Far from a doorstop, one of those books that people buy—or authors hope they buy—to gather dust and look lofty on a coffee table, Harris prefers to think of his work as a collection of small, approachable stories that remind journalists why they are in their business and inform the rest of the world how the mission of the press fits into society. Really, Harris protested, the text is only 488 pages. It's all that tiny-type appendix that makes it feel like a bicep-builder.
In fact there is something to his remonstrations. "Pulitzer's Gold" is a newshound's "story behind the story." It's all about the people who made great news and who made the news business great. It is loaded with the Aha! moments that make us, as journalists, glad we passed up the big-bucks MBA track to try to save the world instead.
There is the tale of a then-Philadelphia Inquirer reporter named Gilbert Gaul—cool byline, by the way. Gaul made a habit of donating blood whenever the Red Cross came around. One day, with his arm outstretched and a technician taking his blood, Gaul got to wondering: What happens to all the blood that is donated? Where does it go? Who processes it and how? What kind of dollar value might be placed on all that blood?
Thinking he might have a "fun little business story" on his hands, Gaul called the head of the local Red Cross. "Why are you asking these questions?" the director snapped. "We don't have to tell you that."
Never say "No" to an investigative reporter. That's all it took for Gaul to start reporting the series that won the Inquirer the public service Pulitzer in 1990 for disclosing how the American blood industry operates with little government regulation or supervision.
With the news industry changing so rapidly, Harris predicts developments in the Pulitzers, too. Before long, he believes that blogs will be included in the public service category, or perhaps as an entry zone of their own.
For unrepentant journalism junkies, "Pulitzer's Gold" is fun to read, too. It's history in digestible snippets. Each entry comes with its own headline, proving that Harris just can't help himself: The man who got his draft notice while working on the Los Angeles Times metro staff in 1968 has newsprint in his DNA. But one mission of any work of history is to record the past and, sometimes, the passing of great movements and institutions. If all the major newspapers fold up and die, disappearing like the dinosaurs that naysayers already think print journalists have become, this book will remind journalists of purpose-driven professionals whose goal was to right wrongs and, above all, to find and tell the truth.
"I am not sure whether this book is a eulogy or a call for action," Harris admitted. "But I hope it is the latter."
Elizabeth Mehren, a professor of journalism at Boston University, was until 2007 a reporter at the Los Angeles Times.


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Updated Dec 7, 2012 - 8:37 pm
Police arrest man who killed girlfriend near Flagstaff
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Originally published: Dec 7, 2012 - 8:30 pm
Originally published: Dec 7, 2012 - 8:30 pm
FLAGSTAFF -- According to ABC15, the search for a Arizona man who allegedly killed his girlfriend in a residential neighborhood east of Flagstaff this morning has concluded.
Detectives with the Coconino County Sheriff's Department arrested 19-year-old Maurice Holmes Friday night and charged him with one count of first-degree homicide in connection with the murder of his girlfriend Alisha Joe.
Joe, a 27-year-old, was found dead in a home off of Black Horse Road early Friday morning.
Holmes was present at the residence in Cosinino when police found Joe lying in a back bedroom, and following a series of questions he was arrested a short time later.
While Holmes has been detained, the Coconino County Sheriff's Department has said it's still an on-going murder investigation.
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Deluxe Old Town Home, walk to lifts and main street in Park City
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Old Town
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$ 4,000 - $ 14,000 / week
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This home is conveniently located in Old Town Park City, it is a quick two block walk to Main Street, the Park City Mountain Base and the Town Lift. The property is on Empire Ave near 10th street. It is also close to the Library, which is a Sundance Venue and stop for the free city bus.
The house has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. Three of the bedrooms have their own full private bath the fourth bedroom shares its full bath with the main living space. The house has radiant floor heat and a hot-tub. The home is rented for only 14 to 20 nights per year and is a seldom used second home, so is like new inside and out.
One of the bedrooms is extra large with its own bathroom and fold out bed/couch; it has a TV with a PS3, which can be used for games or watching netflix or blockbuster online movies. It is a perfect place for the kids to hang out and be away from the adults on the main level.
The main dining table can seat 10 comfortably. There is seating for 3
at the kitchen island and the breakfast table can seat 4-6.
Master Bedroom: Queen size bed, fireplace, full bath with shower & jetted tub
Guest Bedroom: Queen size bed, full bath/shower.
Bunk Room: Queen size bed and small couch (converts to twin bed), full bath/shower.
Upstairs Bedroom: Queen size bed, shared common full bathroom.
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4 Person Hot-tub, might be able to sqeeze 5 in if you are close friends :)
New Front loading Washer/Dryer
Two gas fireplaces
Natural Gas BBQ/Grill
Boot/Glove Dryer (up to 6 pair)
3 Televisions/DVD Satellite/HBO/Showtime
50" plasma HDTV in bunk room
65" plasma HDTV in living room
High Speed Wireless Internet
HP Officejet Printer with e-print (for your boarding passes etc)
Water Softener
Two Car Heated Garage, heated driveway and steps. Off-street parking for up to 4 cars, two in garage, two in driveway.
activities and attractions in Park City Utah
Fine Dining
Mountain Biking
Ice Skating
vacation rental rates
Rates vary based on Season. (All except sundance - get 6th night free)
Normal Winter:
11/1/13 through 12/16/13,
1/27 through 3/15 $750/night
Holiday: 12/17/13 - 1/08/12 $1000/night
Sundance: 2014 Available
1/16 through 1/26 $1500/night
Low Winter:
3/16 through 4/20 $650/night
Summer/fall rental generally not available.
There will be a $150 cleaning charge, and refundable one night security
4 night minimum.
10 people MAXIMUM (6 adults & 4 children; 8 adults & 2 children),
there is really not enough room for more than this...
Scott Petler
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Park City
- Snowboard
- Ski
- Shop
- Sundance Film Festival
- Mountain Bike
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Police have arrested a man who they say killed a man over a $15 debt earlier this month.
Phoenix Police Sgt. Steve Martos confirmed Friday that officers took suspect Jarvis Crush, 24, into custody.
He is suspected of killing 25-year-old Anthony DeMartini during an argument over a $15 debt. A female victim was seriously wounded in the shooting but will survive.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins will recall right-hander Jeff Manship from Triple-A Rochester prior to Monday's series opener against the White Sox. Manship takes over the roster spot previously occupied by the now-departed Francisco Liriano, who was dealt to Chicago on Saturday.
The trade also creates a vacancy in the Twins' rotation, which may be filled at least temporarily by Manship or Brian Duensing, who made a spot start against Cleveland on Sunday, which was when Liriano was scheduled to get the ball.
"Let [Duensing] run out there today," manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He's stretched out. ... We're bringing up Manship and we'll see where we go from there. He can go either way, too."
It will be Manship's second stint with Minnesota this season. He posted a 10.97 ERA over 10 2/3 innings in eight appearances before being sent back to Rochester on June 27. Manship owns a 6-2 record with a 2.35 ERA on the year for the Red Wings, but he's 2-1 with a 1.45 ERA over six starts since being optioned.
The 27-year-old was named the International League Pitcher of the Week on July 23.
Jordan Garretson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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As the tanks and armored vehicles of an elite military unit ringed the presidential palace, Morsi gave a nationally televised address offering only a hint of compromise, while preserving his assertion of sweeping authority. His opponents quickly rejected, even mocked, his speech and vowed continued protests ahead of a planned Dec. 15 vote on the draft constitution.
Many said the speech had echoes of his predecessor, Hosni Mubarak, who saw conspiracy in the unrest that brought him down. Morsi said that corrupt beneficiaries of Mubarak's autocracy had been "hiring thugs and giving out firearms, and the time has come for them to be punished and penalized by the law." He added, "It is my duty to defend the homeland."
Morsi, a former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, spoke a day after the growing antagonism between his supporters and the secular opposition had spilled out into the worst outbreak of violence between political factions here since Gamal Abdel Nasser's coup six decades ago. By the time the fighting ended, six people were dead and hundreds wounded. The violence also led to resignations that rocked the government, as advisers, party members and the head of the commission overseeing a planned vote on a new constitution stepped down, citing the bloodshed and the president's management of the political crisis.
Morsi also received a phone call from President Barack Obama, who expressed his "deep concern" about the deaths and injuries overnight, the White House said in a statement. "The president emphasized that all political leaders in Egypt should make clear to their supporters that violence is unacceptable," the statement said, chastising both Morsi and the opposition leaders for failing to urge their supporters to pull back during the fight.
Prospects of a political solution also seemed a casualty, as both sides effectively refused to back down on core demands.
The hostilities have threatened to undermine the legitimacy of the constitutional referendum with doubts about political coercion. The feasibility of holding the vote also appears uncertain amid attacks on party offices around the country and open street fighting in the shadow of the presidential palace.


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The original recipe is called "Cranberry Applesauce," but I worried that it sounded misleading, as if it's applesauce flavored with cranberries, rather than cranberry sauce with some apples appealingly melted into it, which is what it is. It keeps well and is great on sandwiches the next day.
2 12-ounce bags of cranberries, washed and picked over
3 cups sugar
3 apples, peeled, cored, and chopped
3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
scant 1/4 teaspoon allspice
scant 1/4 teaspoon cloves
- Place the cranberries, sugar, and apples in a large pot, covered, over medium heat. Stir occasionally until it comes to a full simmer, then turn the heat down to low and cook, covered, for ten minutes.
- Turn off the heat, stir in the spices, and cool to room temperature before refrigerating.
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Westmont Apartment Homes Apartments has a Walk Score of 62 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Centralia Elementary School, Pioneer Field and Danbrook Elementary School.
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Nearby coffee shops include B & B Donuts, Judge Roy Bean's Hitchin' Post and Cash in on the Coffee Biz. Nearby restaurants include Taco San Pedro, Taco San Pedro and Trozzi Pizzeria Italiano.
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