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I spent most of last week on the other side of the planet (a Media Project-Poynter.org event in Bangkok) or getting to the other side of the planet and an odd little post I had been planning slid down into the tmatt file of guilt.
The Washington Post did an interesting story the other day that I really wanted to salute, while at the same time noting that it was haunted by a rather obvious religion ghost.
The story ran under a pitch-perfect headline: "Crime and punishment: Juvenile offenders study Russian literature."
The bottom line in this story: Russian literature offers the kinds of hard-hitting, muscular truths that even appeal to young people behind bars. If you can get them started on "War and Peace," they will come back for more. That's what is happening in a class offered by the University of Virginia, with inmates at the Beaumont Juvenile Correctional Center.
Say what? Here's a key chunk of the report:
Researchers have documented positive changes in behavior, decision-making, social skills, educational goals and civic engagement, according to a study by U-Va.'s Curry School of Education. The study also points to benefits for the undergraduates who study alongside incarcerated youths.
The demand for the service-learning class, the response and the impact it seems to have prompted U-Va. to give Andy Kaufman, a lecturer and fellow at the university, a $50,000 grant to expand his experiment. He hopes to bring classics of Russian literature to more U-Va. students, more people at Beaumont, and more inmates at other prisons in Virginia and nationwide.
Beaumont residents said privately that the course had a profound effect on them. Jonis Romero, just released back home to Woodbridge, said that since taking the class, he thinks constantly about how he wants to live his life. He got a job at a carwash right away and hopes to go to George Mason University. Alex Espinoza, an 18-year-old from Arlington County, said it "helped me acknowledge the little things, not worry about greedy things."
One inmate told researchers that for the 90 minutes of class each week, he felt like a human being again. "When they leave Beaumont," lead research assistant Rob Wolman said, "do we want them feeling like human beings or feeling like criminals?"
The key is that these books play for keeps, asking big questions about good and evil, life and death, sin and grace, repentance and forgiveness, heaven and hell and, yes, crime and punishment. What is the meaning of life? What happens when the sins of the fathers plague the lives of the sons? Is there life after you have been sentenced to a living hell? What are the lessons someone learns when they watch people die? That's what the "Books Behind Bars" concept is all about.
So where's the ghost?

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Updated Aug 22, 2013 - 1:18 pm
Arizona jobless rate remains unchanged at 8 percent
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Originally published: Aug 15, 2013 - 1:11 pm
Originally published: Aug 15, 2013 - 1:11 pm
PHOENIX -- Arizona's unemployment rate remained at 8 percent in July as the state's economy lost jobs in both government and private business.
Job losses in July totaled 5,500 jobs in the private sector and 9,600 in government, with the most losses recorded in education in government and in leisure and hospitality in the private sector.
The rate for June rose to 8 percent from 7.8 percent in May.
The state's July rate is lower than the rate of 8.4 percent from a year earlier.
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Trending with Rob Hunter: Miley Cyrus, Aaron Hernandez and 54 children
Originally published: Aug 30, 2013 - 7:03 am
Miley Cyrus has won. We all did exactly what she wanted. We talked about her ALL WEEK LONG. Oh, and don't forget her and Justin Bieber made a song called "Twerking." Don't forget to check your local iTunes store for that one.
Aaron Hernandez. Nothing surprises me about this case anymore. Rolling Stone released an article on their latest findings about the case and after reading it, he may have been heading down this path for a little while and people may have been helping him hide it.
There's an Arizona man from Phoenix who recently passed away. It's sad because his 54 children are trying to get in touch with each other now to meet each other. No, that's not a typo. He had 54 children who range from age 13-69.
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PORTSMOUTH —The Friends of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouses invite you to take part in a walking tour focusing on spooky stories of paranormal activity along with the history of Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse and Fort Constitution.
Join author and radio personality Ron Kolek of the New England Ghost Project and author/lighthouse historian Jeremy D'Entremont for a rare nighttime walking tour of Fort Constitution and Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse. The fort and lighthouse have been featured on TV, including the popular show "Ghost Hunters." You'll hear about the paranormal investigations at the fort and lighthouse that have indicated the presence of a number of otherworldly residents. Ron will discuss investigation methods, and Jeremy will fill in the history behind the ghostly tales.
There will be three tours during the evening (7:00, 8:45, and 10:30); each tour will last about 90 minutes and will be limited to 16 persons. Not recommended for children under 12. The cost is $20.00 per person. Be sure to bring your camera - you never know what you might catch!
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With the NFL branching out to London, the idea of a Steelers and Vikings matchup a few weeks ago looked like one of the best on paper. Right now, it is too late to change the schedule as the NFL sends two winless teams over to Wembley Stadium for Week 4.
Overall, the majority of experts polled favor the Pittsburgh Steelers picking up their first win after getting the worst start to a season since 2000. Josh Katzowitz is the only CBS Sports contributor who thinks the Vikings have a chance, with the Steelers nearly running the table over at CBS Sports.
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Texans reach contract agreement with Duane Brown.— Mark Berman (@MarkBermanFox26) August 16, 2012
Nick Scurfield tweeted it's not official, so there's a little disagreement here. However, Mark Berman is a darn good source. No details yet on the contract. Regardless, tying up Brown long term is a fantastic move by the Texans' front office. Brown, who was a surprise pick in 2008 after the Texans traded down, has gone from the worst left tackle in the league to one of the best. Brown is just 27 years old and is entering his prime years. Update: Deal is 6 years, $53.4MM, with $22.08MM guaranteed. An absolutely fantastic deal for both the team and Duane. Nicely done.
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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2
- Release Date: Nov. 16, 2012
- Genres: Drama, SciFi/Fantasy, Romance
- Cast: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Ashley Greene, Jackson Rathbone, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed, Billy Burke
- Directors: Bill Condon
- Official Site: http://www.breakingdawn-themovie.com/
- Distributor: Lionsgate/Summit Entertainment
- Brought back from near-death by Edward after childbirth, Bella begins her new life as a vampire and mother to their daughter, Renesmee. When the Volturi are led to believe that Renesmee was not born as a vampire but, rather, turned into one in violation of their code, the Volturi set out to destroy the child and the Cullen clan. The Cullens band together with vampires from around the world to stand united against the Volturi.
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The Man and the Biosphere Program (MAB) was established at the 1970 General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), for the purpose of addressing the economic, educational, scientific, cultural and recreational needs of humankind. The MAB program is an interdisciplinary effort between the social and natural sciences that seeks to improve the relationship between people and their environment by supporting the sustainable use and conservation of biological diversity, and promoting the study of the interrelationships of the human and natural systems of the Earth. As an intergovernmental program, MAB presents an opportunity for international cooperation and a focus for the coordination of related programs aimed at improving the management of natural resources and the environment. US MAB is part of the worldwide MAB effort.
A unique component of the MAB program are the Biosphere Reserves, where the principles of MAB are achieved in these living laboratories for learning and demonstrating sustainable management successes. In 1974, the Biosphere Reserve program attracted worldwide attention when the United States and the Soviet Union agreed at a summit in Moscow to support the MAB program, and specifically to designate natural areas as Biosphere Reserves. In that same year the US Department of State established a US National Committee for the MAB Program, composed of representatives from supporting federal agencies and state and private institutions, to guide the development of national education, research, and training activities.
In 1996 a misinformed but well-organized campaign alleged that Biosphere Reserves (and World Heritage sites) were part of a UN experiment to take control of public and private lands in the US. Although the Congressional Research Service found the allegations to be false in a report issued the same year, the result was reduced political and financial support for MAB, and the termination of many reserve activities. After years of dormancy, the United States rejoined UNESCO in 2003, initiating the renewal of the Biosphere Reserve program. This renewal included preparations for collaborative efforts with Canada and Mexico and the incorporation of a US Biosphere Reserve Association, whose duties include assisting in the planning and development of the national program. [http://www.samab.org/About/USBRA/usbra.html]. In 2004, the US MAB National Committee began the process of reconstituting and establishing a new vision for US MAB, including a workshop held in May that explored ways to rejuvenate the program and provide support to the 47 Biosphere Reserves in the US MAB program.
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Women's Tennis2004 NCAA Tennis Championships
Linder Stadium at the Ring Tennis Complex
The Gator women's tennis program has always been the benefactor of one of the nation's top tennis facilities. Thanks to multiple generous contributions of the late Dr. Alfred A. Ring, the entire facility has undergone several upgrades to make it one of the best in the country.
The Alfred Ring Tennis Complex was completed during in January of 1999, following a $1.7 million renovation project. The focal point is a building adjacent to the courts that serves as home to the men's and women's teams.
The courts, which are resurfaced every two years – most recently in the summer of 2012, are made of a hard court surface similar to the type of court found at the U.S. Open.
The entrance to the Ring Tennis Complex, which includes the Scott Linder Stadium
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The main building of the complex encompasses 5,620 square feet and includes coaches' offices for the men's and women's teams, as well as a training room and locker rooms for both players and coaches. There is also a conference room, a reception area and a 3,000 square-foot courtyard. The complex has a locker room for opposing teams, bringing the total building areas to 7,163 square feet.
The complex also features a 1,000-seat grandstand overlooking six main lighted courts, in addition to a second row of nine courts. The second row combines six outdoor courts and the three covered courts in the Ring Pavilion, giving Florida a total of 15 regulation courts. The courts, which are resurfaced every two years – most recently in the summer of 2012, are made of a hard court surface similar to the type of court found at the U.S. Open.
View of the dorms from the Ring Tennis Complex.
A small training room is inside the main building of the Ring Tennis Complex for added convenience.
The grandstand is highlighted by a two-level, 15-seat press box and features six electronic scoreboards over each of the six courts, providing point-by-point updates on all six grandstand courts. Concessions and restrooms are conveniently located beneath the grandstand.
The Ring Tennis Complex Recognition
- 1999 USTA Outstanding Tennis Facility Award
- ATHLETIC BUSINESS Magazine presented UF with its 2001 Facility of Merit Award
- Won the Silver Award in the 1999 City of Gainesville Beautification Awards in the Institutional Category
The attractive complex is surrounded by palm trees and a lush green landscape that easily makes it one of the most inviting tennis environments for both the spectator and the competitor. Even prior to the 1999 renovation, the Alfred Ring Complex received national attention for its splendor.
The NCAA selected the University of Florida as the host for the 1989, 1990, 1993, 1999 and 2003 NCAA Division I Women's Championships. The facility has played host to the NCAA Women's First & Second Round sub-regional each year since 1999, when the tournament field was expanded to 64 teams.
The Alfred A. Ring Complex also played host to a USTA Women's $10,000 event in January 2002.
Grand Slam Champions Wall
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Charles R. and Nancy V. Perry Indoor Tennis Facility
In December 2012, the lavish $1.5 million addition to the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex was finished and the University of Florida became one of just two universities in the state with indoor tennis capability.
Thanks to the generous contributions of Nancy Perry, The Charles R. and Nancy V. Perry Indoor Tennis Facility is a 22,800-square foot area that is ventilated and features three courts (with regulation space around them), state-of-the-art surfacing and lighting, plus a small area for fans to watch matches.
"We'll be able to hit balls come rain or shine, which can only add to our development as a program and the development of our players," UF women's tennis head coach Roland Thornqvist said.
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Omaha! Omaha!
Forget the College World Series. N.C. State, in full desperation mode, needs to steal a page out of Peyton Mannings playbook and call an audible just to make the ACC tournament in Greensboro.
Its clearly third-and-forever for the Wolfpack. Ten teams will make the tournament. The Pack enters Fridays pivotal series against Georgia Tech tied for 11th and running out of time and timely hits.
Nationally ranked Florida State, Virginia and Miami will reach Greensboro. Bottom-feeders Boston College and Notre Dame will not. What remains are nine tightly bunched teams racing toward a moving target, likely 14 league wins, in hopes of securing a spot in the field.
Win, win. We just have to win, UNC coach Mike Fox said Tuesday night, specifically addressing his team but summing up the mood for plenty of others. We have nine games left, three series, and we have to play well and get some wins in those nine games.
None of the Triangle schools is a lock, though at least one is assured of making it.
Duke is tied for fifth with Wake Forest, but trouble potentially awaits if the Blue Devils dont win their weekend series at Winston-Salem.
North Carolina is in eighth place, but like Duke, the Tar Heels close the season against national powers FSU and Miami.
And then there is N.C. State, which opened the season proclaiming Omaha or bust but finds itself two games out of the final spot to reach Greensboro.
With three series remaining, heres a look at each contenders condition:
4. Clemson 12-8 ACC
• Whats left: Miami (16-5), at Notre Dame (4-17), Boston College (5-16).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. The soft ending will have the No. 22-ranked Tigers safely in the field.
T5. Duke 12-9
• Whats left: at Wake Forest (12-9), Miami (16-5), at FSU (16-5).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. Ignore the No. 90 RPI. The final two series are daunting, but realistically, the Blue Devils did enough early that they can go 3-6 and feel very safe. Winning this weekends series at Wake would provide a little breathing room, and the goal is to earn a top-six seed. Seeds 7 through 10 play a single-game elimination to get into pool play.
T5. Wake Forest 12-9
• Whats left: Duke (12-9), at N.C. State (7-14), Virginia (16-5).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. Similar situation as Duke. The team that wins this weekends series is in excellent shape to make the tourney. Wake Forest could have a chance to eliminate N.C. State next week.
7. Ga. Tech 11-10
• Whats left: at N.C. State (7-14), Virginia Tech (7-14), at Virginia (16-5).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. The Yellow Jackets can essentially eliminate N.C. State with a sweep this weekend, but their goal is securing a top-six seed.
• Whats left: Virginia Tech (7-14), FSU (16-5) at Miami (16-5).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. In the race to 14 wins, the Tar Heels have the toughest road. Unless they sweep the Hokies, theyll have to win a series against No. 4-ranked FSU or No. 15 Miami. But thats assuming N.C. State and Virginia Tech make a run, which is far from a given. N.C. State and UNC wont play a conference game against each other, but they could end up battling for the 10th and final spot.
9. Maryland 9-11
• Whats left: at Boston College (5-16), Notre Dame (4-17), at Pitt (9-12).
• Postseason party/pity party: Party. With a No. 19 RPI, the Terps are better than their ACC record suggests. The soft schedule will allow them a proper good-bye in Greensboro.
10. Pitt 9-12
• Whats left: at Boston College (5-16), Maryland (9-11), at Notre Dame (4-17).
• Postseason party/pity party: Reserve the hotel, but make sure you can cancel. Pitts path is easier than the only two teams with a realistic shot of passing them for the 10th and final spot. But the Panthers are No. 116 in RPI for a reason, so a collapse is possible.
T11. N.C. State 7-14
• Whats left: Georgia Tech (11-10), Wake Forest (12-9), at Virginia Tech (7-14).
• Postseason party/pity party: Pity party. Even a 6-3 finish, as unlikely as that seems given the way theyre playing and who they still play, probably wouldnt be enough to extend Carlos Rodons and Trea Turners college careers. Theres always the draft day party.
T11. Virginia Tech 7-14
• Whats left: at UNC (10-11), at Ga. Tech (11-10), N.C. State (7-14).
• Postseason party/pity party: Pity party. If the Hokies scramble out of this mess, they will have earned it. They have three contenders remaining and likely need to go 7-2 to keep playing.
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Child's Past Behavior May Offer Clues In Beating Caught On Tape
Video Shows Anthony Sanchez Hitting Stepson With Belt
A child's past behavior and reports of rough exchanges between father and stepson may offer new clues into a beating caught on video.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterOscar Lopez said he still cannot believe what he saw when he looked through his upstairs window."I kept thinking, 'What is he doing?'" said Lopez.Stunned, he grabbed his camera and started recording video of what appears to show his neighbor whipping his stepson with a belt in between tossing a baseball.Lopez said it all unfolded during a 15-minute period."I could hear he was getting spanked time and time again," said Lopez. "It only got progressively worse."At that point, Lopez became desperate to stop it."All I could do was smash the blinds and bang on the window," he said. "He looked up and we exchanged words. He basically said, 'This is none of your business.'"Lopez ran out to confront his neighbor but when he got outside, his neighbor and the child had gone inside.Lopez posted video of the incident on the Internet. Soon after, his neighbor Anthony Sanchez the head of Imperial County's water district was arrested and is accused of felony child abuse. Sanchez posted bail and then resigned his post.His lawyers say the child was not hurt and was being disciplined for acting out."In California, using something other than a hand to spanking is not against the law," said Ryan Childers, Sanchez's attorney.Neighbors, however, do not believe the incident was an isolated one."I always thought something was wrong," said neighbor Jacquelyn Lemus.Lemus lives across the street from Sanchez. She said in the last few months, she has noticed odd behavior as Sanchez was driving his stepson to school."He would pull the kid and yell, 'Get in the car' and then 'No, I don't want to get in the car with you!' He's like, 'Get in the car!' He would pull him, hit him [and] throw him in the car," said Lemus. "I was like, 'OK, he's kind of crazy.'"Lemus said her brother tried to play with the boy twice."Those two times, he tried to hit my brother," she said. "My brother doesn't let anyone hit him so he's like, 'I'm not going to play with him anymore.'"The house has been cleaned up but neighbors say that this weekend someone had posted signs on the outside of the home that read "child abuser."10News has also learned that the Imperial County Sheriff's Department has yet to forward the case to prosecutors for possible charges.


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I have an APS-C setup with the 7D and 10-22 and 17-55 2.8. I have considered moving to FF with the recent reduction in prices of the 5DII and the 6D being announced, but here's the dilemma:
1. I am quite happy with the IQ of the 7D up to ISO 1600, but the noise above that is bad. So indoor photography without flash suffers. That is the main reason for my FF considerations.
Some people will disagree with me but this is from my experience, you only gain 1-stop of light in terms of usable ISO with the 5DII. Is that enough for your indoor photography without flash? Additionally, and I think this is very important, unlike the 7D the 5DII does not have the focus assist beam. You will need to attach the IR flash trigger or any speedlight with built-it IR focus assist beam. This is important for lowlight even photography. SO factor that into the cost of owning a full frame Canon.
2. I am aware that if I move to FF, I will have to trade my EF-S lenses for FF equivalents. My lenses will hold their value and I can get the 24-105 and 17-40 without losing any money (cannot afford the 24-70 II). But while the 24-105 is very good lens, I am not so sure about the 17-40. I didn't like the copy I owned (and I used it on a 5DII as well). And, I cannot afford the 16-35 II. Additionally, if I use f/4 after moving to FF- what do I gain over using f/2.8 in APS-C?You own both of the best lenses for crop-sensor Canon bodies. I just recently upgraded to full frame with the 5DIII. I'm having a hard time replacing the EF-S 17-55 and the EF-S 10-22. I haven't yet found zoom lenses that are just as sharp as those two lenses. To date, I have tested 17-40 (hated it), 3 copies of 24-70L mk1 (the 3rd one was okay but still not sharp on the edges like the 17-55 and I sold it last night), and the 24-105L (worse than the 24-70 on the long end 50-105mm). I just ordered the 16-35II and I'm saving up for the new 24-70II or the just announced 24-70 F4. I do photography as a hobby and I'm just an enthusiast but I print my pictures (only sold a couple of prints).
My point to this is, unless you're printing your photos (landscape, portraiture, fine arts) I don't think there's much benefit for you to upgrade to full frame. You will be very disappointed with the 5DII coming from the 7D. It also sounds like money would be a factor in your decision. If you're unable or not willing to spend more money on the more expensive Canon's new lens offerings or prime L lenses, I suggest keep the 7D and the two fantastic lenses you already owned. If you do decide that you need full frame (btw, the bokeh is better in full frame), I suggest either save up for the 5DIII or switch to Nikon D600. Since you're going to have to sell and purchase everything, that's like starting from scratch, you might as well switch to Nikon.
So given these circumstances, is there something I would gain by going FF with a 5DII/6D with a 24-105/17-40 (that offsets my loss of fps) or should I wait until I can afford the 5DIII/24-70II/16-35II? I am sure many of you have gone this route- your advice will be greatly appreciated.
You gain image quality (lower noise, richer colors and contrast, better bokeh), larger and brighter viewfinder and more complicated AF system. You will also gain larger file sizes. You didn't ask about what you will lose but here it is - you will lose reach from your tele-lenses, lose the IR focus assist beam, lose the ability to trigger off camera flashes, need better lenses therefore you will lose money. Lose more money to replace the gadgets that you have on the 7D but will not have on the 5DII or 5DIII.


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INDIANAPOLIS — Officials at the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township are investigating an incident involving a special needs child.
The investigation started when Nathaniel and Elizabeth Searcy's 8-year-old daughter came home from school Feb. 4 with her shoes were duct taped to her feet, according to the Westside Flyer's news partner, Fox 59.
Nathaniel Searcy said he knew something was wrong when he and his wife met the school bus that day. The bus driver told them they needed to take a look at the little girl's feet. That's when they learned that duct tape had been wrapped tightly around her ankles, strapping her shoes to her feet.
"When she gets tired, she wants to get her shoes off," Searcy said. "I mean we're home before she comes home from school, so there's no reason why they couldn't call us. I just don't know why it was any different this time."
Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township spokesperson Mary Lang issued the following statement:
"We have had the opportunity to meet with the parents of the student involved in this reported incident and have begun our own investigation. We have notified the Indiana Department of Child Services of the incident, and if warranted, we will file a report with the agency. We have also involved our own law enforcement officers in the investigation. When the investigation into this incident is concluded, we will take appropriate action."
When the Westside Flyer requested an interview for this story, Lang was out of the office caring for a sick child.
"But I can tell you the investigation into this incident is continuing and a decision about discipline for the employees being investigated won't be made until the investigation is complete," she said in an e-mail.


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Brown said: "On and off the field we have a huge asset in Glen, the fans will absolutely love him and our young midfielders and wide players will learn so much from him."
Little was part of the Burnley side from 1997-2004, making 246 league appearances with 32 goals.
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We are thrilled about your interest in the growing Minnesota State University, Mankato, Dance Program. Our program offers students a plan of study that is grounded in a liberal arts education. Students learn about the depth and breadth of dance as they practice this art form in multiple arenas. Students receive a comprehensive education that prepares them for a lifetime in dance such as teaching, performing, bodywork, choreographing, dance therapy, arts administration, dance writing and related fields. Whatever your chosen path in dance, you will graduate from the Minnesota State Mankato Dance Program with the ability to think critically and with the necessary skills to engage in the art form from multiple vantage points.
A committed Dance Faculty developed a curriculum that balances the artistic with the practical. Students have the opportunity to work with a roster of national and international visiting guest artists through a generous gift by the Andreas family. Students also have opportunities to choreograph and present their work through two student dance showcase concerts. We produce four dance concerts each year.
The Minnesota State Mankato Dance Program offers three different major degree programs: 1) a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance; 2) a Bachelor of Arts in Dance; 3) a Bachelor of Science in Dance; or, 4) a Bachelor of Science in K-12 Dance Education (BST). We also offer a Dance minor.
At Minnesota State Mankato, auditions for admittance into the Dance Program are not required, but they are mandatory for placement in dance technique levels, casting purposes, and Freshman Talent Grants. Placement auditions at the beginning of fall term, usually the Friday before classes start. Freshman Talent Grant audition occur in early March, the spring prior to admittance. Auditions for dance concerts and theater productions occur the first week of class.
Dance students at Minnesota State Mankato participate in both campus and off-campus activities that add to their experiences in the program. For example, students can become a member of the Student Dance Coalition. Each year, students attend the American College Dance Festival, as well as professional dance performances in the Twin Cities.
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Noise Pollution: The Complete Collection
By Josh Darwin
"Noise Pollution" was a popular comic strip that ran in the Battalion, the student newspaper at Texas A&M University, from Spring 2003 through the Spring 2005. This collection includes all five semesters of cartoons about everyone's favorite underdog rock band, Groovekill Overdrive.
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Publish Date April 30, 2011
Dimensions Small Square 100 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Comics & Graphic Novels
Tags Noise Pollution, comic strip, Josh Darwin, Texas A&M, Battalion, rock, cartoon
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OMG! I have been encouraging my son to make this book for years!! He just surprised me with it for my 50th birthday. :) His artwork is amazing, his humor fresh and witty. Many old Ags will remember these endearing characters. To his buddies in Broadway Bombsquad, you have seen yourselves in his stories. Thank you, Josh. Anyone who has ever had a Calvin & Hobbs book in their bathroom needs to add Noise Pollution to their comic library. Enjoy!!
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Last week at this time, I had fun at my mother's expense. This week, I'll give dads equal time.
My dad, like most dads, was always concerned with household excess. Electricity was a huge one.
When I was 11, my dad told me: "Son, I don't think you have ever turned OFF a light."
Every day when he got home from work and started making the rounds turning off light switches, he'd grumble about "single-handedly keeping the power company in business."
Dad was insane about doors, too. He thought every kid either kept a door open too long, or slammed it shut too hard.
You weren't allowed to open the refrigerator door for more than three seconds. You had to decide what you wanted to eat before you opened the door, then execute its retrieval with the quick precision of a special forces extraction.
In the summer, you had to get out of the front door in under three seconds or you would be accused of "trying to air condition the whole neighborhood."
You couldn't shut a door without him accusing you of slamming it — cabinet doors, and bedroom doors — and especially car doors.
Oh, and don't get me on Dad and cars. Thankfully, most of those complaints were about Mom; never to mom, but about mom.
"Son, your momma is just so hard on a car. She races up to a red light, and she hasn't encountered a curb yet that she didn't hit, and obviously considers a car a rolling trash can."
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In Class 4A, you have to go back to the mid-90's to find the last time Cedar Falls lost on the football field to Waterloo West.
That streak ended tonight.
The Wahawks come out fired up to get their first win in the series since 1996.
But a bad snap on a West High punt leads to the first score of the game -- the ball is kicked out of the end zone for a Cedar Falls safety -- and it's 2-0 Tigers.
But West takes advantage of a Cedar Falls mistake -- the Tigers' Lewis Mickey with the missed punt. The Wahawks recovered.
Kedo Osmancevic nailed a 25-yard field goal to give West a 3-2 lead.
Cedar Falls charges back. Eli Berregard, behind the blocking of All-American offensive lineman Ross Pierschbacher, scores on a 5-yard run to give the Tigers a 9-3 lead.
But West High rallies. Quarterback Alex Young fires a 13-yard touchdown pass to Jalon Jones. The extra point is blocked, and the game is tied at 9 at halftime.
And tonight, Waterloo West ends 17 years of agony, beating Cedar Falls 17-16, and handing the Tigers their first loss of the year.
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There was another weekly press conference. We learn from Iowa's running back and wide receivers coaches about Iowa's young players.
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September 27, 2013 by Paul Guequierre
HRC today announced that Vice President Joe Biden will deliver the keynote address at the organization's 17th Annual National Dinner on Saturday, October 5, 2013 in Washington, D.C.
"Vice President Biden has been a champion of civil rights for his entire career, from his leadership on the Violence Against Women Act to his strong support for marriage equality," said HRC President Chad Griffin. "As Senator and Vice President, his work to advance LGBT equality is just one chapter in a remarkable lifetime of service."
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A New Jersey company taking an innovative step. They're buying back guns, melting them down and turning them into jewelry giving a local teen a chance at a brighter future.
A company fighting gun violence in Newark, New Jersey has now raised enough money to help a local teenager go to school in a safer neighborhood. He has seen first-hand just how dangerous the city can be.
In fact his mother asked that we blur his face and obscure his voice to hide his identity so he doesn't become a target.
"I gotta start coming up with habits now and making sure I have a road to college," he said.
A 14-year old now has dreams of a brighter future after witnessing triple- murder just steps from his front door. It happened on Christmas night.
Cops say the victims and the gunman were also teenagers.
"When I get older and my mother can't take care of herself I want her to be in a better environment not worrying about locking doors and setting alarms."
Now this young man says he's ready to work toward that goal at a prestigious high school just outside Newark Seton Hall Prep. He'll be a freshman there this fall after a businesswoman gave him a scholarship.
"Being able to offer education in a venue that's right for child who was accepted on his own merit and provide him with role models and guidance and SAT prep and sports teams and all these things I know is giving him a bigger chance to break the cycle of gun violence in his own life. To be able to offer that to this child in some way in some minor way is awesome," said Mayor Luis Quintana.
Jessica Mindich runs Jewelry For A Cause, which takes guns from the streets of Newark and melts them down to create bracelets stamped with the serial numbers of the guns from which they came.
Mindich has funded two gun buybacks for the Newark Police Department. The most recent event was just last month. Our cameras were there as folks arrived with weapons and left with gift cards for up to $250.
"Every day when you hear shootings and the blackberry comes and says shooting two males were shot a young girl was shot a young man was shot a homicide because of a gun and then we have to go to a funeral for a young man or a young lady. We have to make sure that we safeguard and safeguard for the citizens of Newark," said Quitana.
Citizens like that young man and his mother.
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Conference on Financial Regulations Bill, Day 1
House and Senate members made opening statements at a conference committee to propose and vote on various amendments to financial regulations legislation.
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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- Bachus, Spencer U.S. Representative [R] Alabama
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- Chambliss, Clarence "Saxby" U.S. Senator [R] Georgia
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Three workshops to tune-up your Nightclub 2-Step
with Ari Levitt and Lilli Ann Carey
September 16, 2009
Get your dance running smoothly, looking good, and feeling confident on the dance floor. If you've taken a Night Club workshop with Ari at any time in the past, these beg/intermediate classes will remind you what you forgot, polish with tips and tricks what you already know, and add variations to make your dance feel fun and fresh.
1. Wednesday, September 9th: Nightclub 2-step Beginning Review
The basic, right turns, left turns and embellishments.
2. Wednesday, September 16th: Checks and Pivots
Checks are the set up to gently power your moves and pivots can be fun on their own….
3. Wednesday, September 23rd: Variations To Add a Little Wow
Not really complicated but sure to become favorites.
"Exit Space Dance" in Greenlake (East side of the lake), 8-10pm
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Seattle, Washington 98115
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Each workshop is $20, pay at the door with cash or check!
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September Friday 11th and Saturday 12th, 2009
Starring Julio Marino and Mirabai Deranja and Daniel Diaz – Bandoneon
Special Guests Carlos Barrionuevo and Mayte Valdes
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Doors open at 6:00 for dining with reservation $65
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Julio and Mirabai have taught and performed around the world to rave reviews. You can also see them performing every week in Plaza Dorrego in Buenos Aires when they are home.
Special workshops and group classes are being offered.
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Moulsecoomb man wanted on recall to prison
Updated 5:40pm Friday 3rd January 2014 in News
Police are seeking a man wanted on recall to prison.
Lenny Heath, 21, is wanted by Brighton police after breaching the terms of his licence conditions.
His last known address is Widdicombe Way in Moulsecoomb but he also has connections to the Preston Park area, Falmer and Worthing.
Heath is described as white, 5' 8", stocky or muscular build with either short brown hair or a shaved head.
He has a large tribal tattoo on his right arm.
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LeonBIank666 wrote:I heard it was a bottle of sauce?
It is a known fact amongst the criminal fraternity that dear old Lenny Heath was once admitted to the RSCH with a vibrator lodged in his rectum whilst he was wearing ladies knickers. FACT !
10:54am Sat 4 Jan 14
KarenT says...
8:12pm Sat 4 Jan 14
hubby says...
3:27pm Sun 5 Jan 14
Seventh Circle says...
LeonBIank666 wrote:And whan they removed it he asked the nurse for it and proceeded to start sucking it
It is a known fact amongst the criminal fraternity that dear old Lenny Heath was once admitted to the RSCH with a vibrator lodged in his rectum whilst he was wearing ladies knickers. FACT !
12:08am Mon 6 Jan 14
Roundbill says...
Seventh Circle, I think you crossed a line.
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