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RALEIGH — Cardinal Gibbons survived a furious comeback to outlast visiting Gray's Creek 57-52 Friday night in the opening round of the 3AA state playoffs.
"I've got nothing but praise for Gray's Creek. They were outstanding tonight. Fortunately we were five points better," Cardinal Gibbons coach Steven Wright said.
Cardinal Gibbons (11-0) watched a 50-14 halftime lead nearly evaporate. The Crusaders were almost flawless, scoring seven touchdowns on seven possessions, but played more clock management and rushed the ball in the second half. "We went conservative, maybe too conservative," Wright said.
Early in the third quarter, the Crusader offense sputtered, and Gray's Creek (8-4) started rolling.
The Bears rattled off four straight touchdowns to close the gap.
Running back Ken McDowell had 254 yards rushing to eclipse 2,600 yards on the season. McDowell's 10-yard run with 7:57 left in the game made it 57-38. Then, after a Crusader three-and-out, McDowell had a 43-yard catch-and-run for the score with 2:43 left. Bear QB Joe Wallace ran the conversion to close the gap to 57-52.
Then it was back to the Bear defense to stop Cardinal Gibbons one last time. The Crusaders turned to back-up QB Dante DiMaggio, who was in for the injured Shawn Stankavage. Stankavage left the game with a left knee injury.
The junior rushed 19 yards for a first down. DiMaggio then faced a crucial third-and-five with just over a minute left.
DiMaggio ducked his head down and got the needed five yards to seal the win.
"He came out and did everything we asked him to do. He made good plays and smart decisions," Wright said of DiMaggio.
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Wolfson: Bitter battle over Nic Batum costs the Wolves at least one target
Excellent read. Really clears up the current free agency situation for the Wolves. I hope everything Wolfson is saying is true, and it is a relative certainty that the Wolves end up with Hill and Stiemsma in addition to Roy and Shved. I also hope that Lee is their next top SG/SF target after Batum and that the price is indeed right. In my opinion, Brewer is not a close second because of his lack of offensive prowess. Also - Scola would have been nice and I would say that we missed out, but I don't think we need him.

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Spirit Science 12 - The Human History Movie
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Wow!!! :-) very very good! Thank you!
My Pleasure Chrisiane! So glad you enjoyed it!!! Feel Free to share it.
I already shared it! :-)))
Ahh! Thanks Christiane! Many Blessings!
Charles. :-)
WOW!!!!! this is so informative lol , have to watch this again, because there is so much to take in,
Great info!! I absorbed it like a sponge!!!! Just Loved the way that he explains it in a witty and intelligent way! Absolutely Brilliant!!! Thanks for watching Rene!!!!
Love and Light!
Glad you posted it Charles thanks, i am taking it in as i am able :-)) oddly enough my background wallpaper is the image they use in this video of the 3 pyramids (giza)
This was a GREAT clip!!! I can see the truth in a lot of this!!! I can tell you who the
Hebrews are..... they originally came from a planet, called Hebron and that planet was
destroyed during the great galactic battles that were happening. To this day, there
is still a city is Israel called Hebron and they still retain their race name as Hebrews.
I've always wondered about the Hebrews , because of a dream I had one night that sparked an interest in that tribe:-) thanks Victoria ,
Great movie, thanks Charles!
Thank you for watching Lozzie!
This is like a crash course in our origins but it makes great sense when one looks at our current situation with the greedy manipulative people and the spiritual ones.
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Newburyport — Arthur F. Proll, age 91, longtime Newburyport resident, passed away peacefully on Friday morning, February 15, 2013 at Watson Fields in Dover, New Hampshire surrounded by his loving family and the wonderful, caring staff at Watson Fields Assisted Living, where he had been a resident since May 2012. He was the dearly beloved husband of 68 years of the late Helen (Mosesian) Proll, who passed away July 18, 2011.
Son of the late Frank and Anne (Hatti) Proll, he was born in Patterson, New Jersey, October 28, 1921. Mr. Proll was a proud veteran of World War II, serving with the United States Navy from August 8, 1942 until his honorable discharge on December 19, 1945 with the rank of Motor Machinist Mate First Class and had been awarded the Bronze Star Medal.
After his military service, Arthur settled in Newburyport, where he met and married the love of his life, Helen. Throughout their lifetime, they never lost their passion for ballroom dancing nor their love for each other.
A hard-working, intelligent man, Arthur was the dedicated owner of Austin Precision Tools in Salisbury. While he was employed at Lincoln Laboratories, MIT, he was involved in creating and developing several inventions along with many significant mechanical instruments. One was related to the first spacecraft coverings, as well as developing instruments to measure earthquake severity.
He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, thankful for his wonderful family and the tremendous joy they brought him.
His survivors include his daughter, Sandra Proll of Hampton, NH, his son, Stephen A. Proll of Maine; six grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and several generations of nieces and nephews. He will be missed by them all.
ARRANGEMENTS: A period of visitation will be held Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 10 to 11 A.M. at the Elliott, Woodworth & Rogers Family Funeral Home, 35 Green Street, Newburyport, immediately followed by services at 11 A.M. with burial in Belleville Cemetery, Newburyport.


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A 10-month-old accidentally locked himself inside a hot car, and his mom says a 911 dispatcher didn't immediately send help.
The National Park Service announced Monday that people who have a Colorado River permit for the Grand Canyon will get a refund for their permit fees.
The Grand Canyon has been closed to the public for nearly a week, since the federal government shut own.
private river launches and six commercial launches were scheduled over the
first two weeks in October.
Permit holders can choose to reschedule a river trip on their choice of
dates this year through 2016. They will have to submit their choices
within 60 days after the government reopens.
Park worked closely with affected parties to develop this plan, and I
appreciate their understanding and support," Park Superintendent Dave
Uberuaga stated in a news release.
Park officials said each permit holder will receive details that outline the options in the plan.
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(From The New York Times) High earners who are worried that this year's Tax Day will be the last one before their rates rise have more than just the White House and Washington to blame. They can also look to two academically revered, if publicly obscure, left-leaning French economists whose work is the subtext for the battle over tax fairness.
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Renovations on a south Georgia World War II era airport hangar will begin soon.
Decatur County received a $200,000 FAA grant plus a generous donation from a private citizen for the project.
County officials hope the renovations will increase airport traffic and revenue for the county.
Private planes are not the only thing taking off this week at the Decatur County Airport.
"After many months of waiting to get going and several years of working on the project to get it energized, in a few days we will be starting renovation construction on this hangar," said County Administrator Col. Gary Breedlove.
The hangar was built in 1942 and was used to help train pilots during World War II.
And now after more than 70 years, the structure is about to get a facelift.
"I did 50 years in uniform in various capacities. So it's very special to me to have this thing getting underway and it will be important to a lot of people in our community and beyond for those who trained here," said Breedlove.
The funding for the Hangar renovation is coming from an FAA grant and a generous donation from a Decatur County citizen.
"It was significant at the time and it has become more significant because some of our revenue sources in the county have shrunk somewhat over the last year almost," said Breedlove.
Breedlove says this will be an investment for the future.
"Whether it's transit to buy fuel or whether they are coming in to go hunting or going to plantations or whatever, they will see this new terminal. They will see a renovated hangar. And I think that will opens to people saying hey this place is making some progress."
But Breedlove says is just phase one of a larger construction plan.
"We'll have the front end of this hangar behind me. The doors, the windows and the walls and stuff redone, the lights that shine out on the ramp. And the roof will be repaired adequately for weather conditions."
And to add to the history of the airfield, the signage on the nearby water tower now reads Bainbridge Army Airfield 1942.
Phase one of the hangar renovation is expected to be completed in October.
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Water Front Retreat Private Soundfront Beach in Navarre Beach
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4½
- sleeps 14
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
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Welcome to Isla Mia (My Island), the perfect family getaway! Enjoy this sound front home located on beautiful Navarre Beach with direct access to the sound and a short distance from the Gulf of Mexico. This 5 bedroom 4.5 bath home sits on the very private west end of the island. Isla Mia is the perfect place to create family memories to last a lifetime.
Your family will enjoy the home's open floor plan with a large kitchen, living, and dining area which boast high ceilings and wrap around windows providing amazing views. Its spacious living area has a built-in entertainment center with a large TV, surround sound, DVD player, and stereo system. The well equipped kitchen is a chef's dream and perfect for entertaining with a gas island stove, nice appliances, and solid surface counter tops. From the living/dining area, enjoy a glass of wine on the spacious deck which overlooks the Santa Rosa Sound, offering panoramic views and fabulous sunsets. Two bedrooms are also located on the main level with a Jack and Jill bathroom. One of these bedrooms has 2 twins and the other bedroom has a queen.
The newly renovated bottom floor has two bedrooms, two baths and a game room. One bedroom a queen and bunk bed. The second bedroom has a queen plus a day bed. The whole family will enjoy the game room with TV and easy access to the private sound front beach.
The top floor consists of a king bed in the master bedroom with incredible views of the sound and its own balcony. The roomy master bath has a beautiful tile walk-in shower and large garden tub.
Isla Mia has its own private sound beach area which allows for easy access to swimming, fishing, or simply relaxing. You can bring your boat or wave runner and dock it right in front on the private pier. Enjoy the new stainless gas grill, perfect for cookouts. This home has plenty of activities for the entire family to enjoy.
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Home Features
- 5 BR/4.5 bath, sleeps 14
- No Smoking
- Sound Front
- Patio/Deck
- Wireless Internet
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Washer/Dryer
- Tiled Floors
- Air Conditioning
- Boat/Fishing Pier
- Ceiling Fans
- Satellite TV
- Gas Grill
activities and attractions in Navarre Beach Gulf Coast North
- The National Seashore
- The Navarre Beach Park
- Navarre Beach Fishing Pier and Bar
- Watersport Rentals, including boating, jet skiing,and parasailing
- Convenience Store/Gas
- Fishing on Gulf Coast's longest pier
- Surfing
- Juana's Pagoda Restaurant and Bar
- Naval Air Museum
- Navarre Zoo
- Bike Path
- Jogging Path
- Walmart/Publix nearby
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2014 Rates
Spring Break: March 15-April 4 $2390/week Weekly Only
Spring: April 5-May 23 $2390/errk Weekly Only
Early Summer: May 24- June 13 $3500/errk Weekly Only
Summer: June 15-Aug.1 $4090/errk Weekly Only
Late Summer: Aug. 2- Aug 15 $2690/errk Weekly Only
Early Fall: Aug 16 - Sept 5 $2350/errk $480/night
Fall: Sept 6 - Oct 31 $2150/week $372/night
Winter: Nov. 1 - Mar.6 $1490/week $307/night
Thanksgiving and Christmas rates are higher.
Rates indicated are the rental fee only, additional fees and taxes will be added. Email or call for a total price. Prices are subject to change without notice. 3 night minimum for nightly reservations, weekly reservations are Saturday to Saturday only.
Check in is at 3pm CST and check out at 10am. A minimum of 30% down per reservation is required at time of booking. Visa, Master Card, and Discover are accepted. Balance is due 30 days before arrival. Must be 25 to reserve.
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- Clearing the way for extremely efficient solar cells: First ab initio method for characterizing hot carriers
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- Directly visualizing hydrogen bonds
- Physicists detect process even rarer than the long-sought Higgs particle
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- Researchers discover boron 'buckyball'
- Deep within spinach leaves, vibrations enhance efficiency of photosynthesis
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Chris's colourful garden is blooming marvellous
10:00am Friday 14th September 2012 in News
AN explosion of colour and scent helped a crop of gardeners scoop awards at the annual Oxford in Bloom presentation last night.
Prizes of up to £100 were dished out in a range of categories including most beautiful container, best commercial display and Junior Oxford in Bloom.
Among the winners was Chris Perks, pictured, from Palmer Road, Wood Farm.
The 60-year-old won gold in the best-kept small garden and the best container categories, having also won both sections in 2011.
The veteran Oxford in Bloom competitor said: "Gardening is my passion and I'm very pleased to say that it still looks great now in September."
Michelle Legg, organiser of the Oxford in Bloom, last night said: "The standard of entries has been very high which made judging a difficult process.
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---- — There was a time when issues of income inequality were dealt with by an expanding economy. That's why an expanding private economy is more important to the well-being of people than an expanding government economy.
But we don't deal that way with our economic challenges anymore, and we are paying for it dearly here in Grant County, where a solid core of unemployed and generational poverty seems impervious to government programming and might even be strengthened by it.
This is the "new normal," which frankly has been the old normal for some time in our community. The entire U.S. economy added only 74,000 jobs last month, the first evidence that the labor market is in for a rough year, says Ball State economist Michael Hicks.
The news shocked many economists, who were anticipating the U.S. labor market to expand by 193,000 jobs. The economy added 203,000 jobs in November.
Hicks says total non-farm job creation is a fraction of the rate that a solid recovery needs to reduce large-scale unemployment.
"More troubling, of those jobs, 31,000 were part time for economic reasons," he says. "Even more worrisome was that the labor force declined by a whopping 347,000 persons. So, out of every 10 new jobs created last month, four were part time and 46 people were looking for work."
The growth in part time, we think, is at least partially related to the burden of the Affordable Care Act, which discourages full-time employment. Employers, wishing to stay as distant from the expensive and dysfunctional program as is legal, are inclined to hire two people and keep them at part-time hours rather than one full-time person and come under government command for the health insurance made available to that individual.
That there is a dearth in employment opportunity is clear. This administration and Congress, state and local government too, have no novel answers to what is becoming a historically novel situation in which the economy measured by the stock market and the cash on hand in the private sector is healthy but employment is not.
The poor stay poor and stay that way with a lifeline to a government-aided existence. The rich get richer. Social mobility grinds to a halt.
It is odd that a federal administration whose policies have exacerbated the problem now proposed more of the same as an answer to solving the problem.
Less, not more government intervention and regulation, along with incentives, rather than punishment, for hiring in the private sector, would help us get our footing again and perhaps lead to an expansion of employment that is more or less certain.
— Chronicle-Tribune, Marion
THE ISSUE A sluggish economy remains slow. THEIR VIEW Less, not more government intervention and regulation, would help lead to an expansion of employment that is more or less certain.


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August 26, 2013
PHOENIX, AZ — The fallout from the raid on Danny's Family Car Wash continues, as federal investigators have told more than 200 people their identities may have been compromised by carwash management.
Those at risk are any former employees of the carwash. Authorities allege that Danny's management gave re-hired workers the identification information of former employees.
KSAZ Fox 10 had these claims verified by, Hortencia Jaimes, a former Danny's employee who also alleges that Danny's owner Danny Hendon was aware of the practice.
Charges against Danny's employees continue to emerge
"The managers gave the employment number. It was a number that belonged to people who used to work at Danny's," Jaimes said in the story. "They would tell you, you can keep working we got you a new number."
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Susan D. Ollis, 70, of Catlin, passed away at 1 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2013, at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana.
She was born on May 16, 1943, in Danville, the daughter of James A. and Alta Laverne (Jones) Mendenhall. She married Grant W. Ollis Jr. on June 19, 1981, in Danville. He survives.
Surviving her are three daughters, Jolene (Allen) Myers of Danville, Mary Ellen Peters of Indianapolis and Melinda Roberts of Indianapolis; three sons, Todd (Cindi) Scott of Catlin, Michael (Connie) Ollis of Indianapolis and Monte (Gina) Ollis of Westville; one sister, Celine Wise of Oakwood; 10 grandchildren, Brandon Scott, Amber (Justin) Puzey, Nikki Parker, Jonathan Eckert, Brandi (Chris) Renollet, Brittany Roberts, Kaitlyn Roberts, Samantha Roberts, Jordan Ollis and Jacob Ollis; six great-grandchildren, Caiden Scott, Aiden and Maci Jo Garrison, Ryder Craft, Ty Puzey and Xander Renollet.
Susan was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, James H. Mendenhall.
She was a graduate of Danville High School Class of 1961. She worked at Chuckles, General Electric and Tee Pak. She was the president of Your Rite Cleaning Service Inc. Susan enjoyed playing cards, spending time with her grandkids, flea marketing and loved spending time on the computer. Susan and Grant also were members of Second Church of Christ in Danville.
A celebration of Susan's life will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, at Sunset Funeral Home and Cremation Center, A Life Celebration Home in Danville with Charlie Strange officiating. A visitation will be held 4-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18, at the funeral home. Burial will take place at Oakhill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials can be made in Susan's name to the American Lung Cancer Association or St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Please join Susan's family in sharing photos, videos and memories of her through her Tribute Wall at www.sunsetfuneralhome.com.


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By John Murphy
The East defeated the West 54-34 Saturday in an eight-man all-star game for graduating seniors at San Pedro Rolling Hills Prep.
The game was in honor of the "dying breed of eight-man football" (according to the website of East coach Chris Fore, the new Victorville Excelsior Education Center athletic director).
Apparently in 1984 there were 126 eight-man teams, but only 57 now.
Bloomington Christian quarterback RayQuan Williams had a big game, passing for three touchdowns and running for another.
At halftime Rolling Hills Prep lineman Steven Contreras received the "Randall Johnson Award" for his courage. Contreras plays with a prosthetic on the lower half of his leg, the result of cancer.
"It is truly an inspiration to watching this young man play football," Fore wrote on his website.
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Gary knocks it down again at RailsConf. While I've read (most of) Crush it! and seen several of his presentations, this recent rant to Rails developers is just a great reminder of the opportunity we have to use the web and social media to ply new ideas.
Gary talks about how our grandparents are probably more in tune with the opportunity the web presents to connect with customers in a sincere and direct way. The opinions of everyone matters – so be there for them.
We're moving from the era of faceless big box stores (back) to one where the individual producer is empowered to battle the big guy. Main Street matters.
Increasingly, we don't need the permission of a gatekeeper to get into business, build brand equity and to make a living. It's your identity and there's no where to hide, so be intentional about your interactions with people, your customers/users and just be nice – no to mention – thankful!
Gary mentioned form sage advice heard from older seat mates on airline flights:
- wishing they'd spent more time with their family
- that they'd gotten to do what they love
None gave a crap about how much money they'd made. Wake up friends and find something bigger than you to chase and your desire to feather the nest.


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There is now a demo trailer from E3 for the LEGO Harry Potter Years 1 - 4 video game that can be found at GameTrailers.com or below. The video features Harry and Hagrid in Gringotts, Diagon Alley, and Ollivander's. The video shows both Hagrid and Harry being played as well as a few cut scenes, where the characters are acting out familiar scenes from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
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Spokane, WA (Sports Network) - Freshman Jordan Williams was red-hot from the field and provided a huge boost on the glass, recording career-highs with 21 points and 17 rebounds, and the fourth-seeded Maryland Terrapins defeated the 13th-seeded Houston Cougars, 89-77, in a Midwest Region matchup.
Williams, who came in averaging 9.2 points and 8.3 rebounds, recorded his first 20-point game of the season for the Terps (24-8), who will take on last year's NCAA runner-up Michigan State in the second round on Sunday. Landon Milbourne added 19 points and seven rebounds in the win.
ACC Player of the Year Greivis Vasquez chipped in a balanced effort with 16 points, seven rebounds and six assists for Maryland, which has won 10 consecutive first-round matchups in the NCAA Tournament, dating back to 1997.
Aubrey Coleman, the nation's leading scorer coming into the game, tallied 26 with nine rebounds for Houston (19-16), which improbably captured the Conference USA Tournament title with four consecutive wins. Kelvin Lewis contributed with 24 points in defeat.


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California teachers pension plan has $64 billion deficit
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Even the Legislature budget analyst went after Governor Brown's " balanced budget" since it did nothing to address the CalSTRS (Teachers Retirement System) or CalPERS (Public Employee Retirement System).
In addition to all of the unfunded liability issues at the State level, we have our own problems in Pleasanton with underfunded retirement funds as well as underfunded retiree medical plans. Even with the changes to the employee union contracts at the city, our unfunded liability has increased. If our council does not do something shortly, are services will keep dwindling down so that we can make the payments for the retirees. The city should be showing the fully burdened cost of employees, not just what they are paying out. It is so hard to get from them what it really is costing us for the employees if we did pay the actuarial costs of these retirement plans.
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Oh my gosh! Keep watching, and then fill us in in another 33 years, if nothing is done. We'll be waiting for your report.
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This is not just a problem with the teacher union but all of state and city unions.
Said to say but most people do not get it or do not care. Each time someone wants to fit the problem the teacher or fire unions spends millions on add on how the big bad GOP is picking on this helps school teacher.
It easy to fix.
1) make cut to the programs
2) raise our taxes to cover the cost
3) Let the state go bankrupt.
I would my kids to be able to live in this state, but it could be come more difficult. Some of this problem need to be fixed, but as long as the DEM or run the state are in bed with the unions this problem will not be fixed.
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Substitute CalSTRS with Social Security in this article and let's see if 'very alarmed' wakes up and realizes the dems have mortgaged his future.


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Sometimes it's better to push someone away...not because you stopped loving them but because you can't take the pain anymore.
Dimos, your littles are adorable! DS looks like a perfect little ham, and DD looks like the perfect shy little lady! So cute!
Lies hurt, did you witness that, or find out after the fact? That would have scared me to death! I'll never forget my brother telling me about his jump. He said he was scared shitless when he got up there, but the humiliation of backing out was too great so he jumped!
Of course, now he wants to go skydiving....
DD3 getting ready for her first day of hockey
DD7 playing hockey
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We like to watch hockey, too
My tolerance for stupid shit is getting less and less.
lieshurt, how old is your son?! That looks terrifying!
dlmos your kids are so cute. Your son looks like a total ham! If you have them watch Doctor Who with you, be warned that there are some pretty scary monsters. I believe I remember someone on this board telling me she grew up watching Doctor Who while hiding behind the couch in the 70s or 80s.
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No longer together
Do not let others be your reference for who you see in the mirror.
Stop allowing people to hurt you, because you don't love you enough to walk away.
ETA: unless you are talking about DD7's unibrow! She has the same dark, fast growing hair as me. We'll take care of that when she is older!
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We're about to begin rehearsing for the fall with a number of longtime dancers, including Virginia Freeman Dupont, Kelly Swindell, Laura McDuffee, Rhian Jaques, along with some brand new ones! Very exciting as we begin to get our rep together.
The company has been accepted to tour with the NC Dance Festival next season, and will begin rehearsals for TIME, premiered in December 2011, over the summer. Check out the calendar for the Festival at www.ncdancefestival.org
We are also organizing three evenings at the UNCG Dance Theater with the Van Dyke Dance Group as part of the 17 DAYS Festival in Greensboro. Rehearsals for new and repertory work will begin in the summer. Shows start at 8 p.m on October 4, 5 and 6. We will premiere a new trio and reconstruct several works from the company repertory. Cara Hagan, who is on the faculty at High Point University, and freelancer, Justy Tornow, will also contribute work to the concert. Call 336 334 4849 for more information.
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I will be teaching a four day intensive June 4-7 at the Dance Project in the Greensboro Cultural Center, 6:00-7:30 pm. Intermediate contemporary technique-- Call 336 373 2727 for more information. Come and join us!
Recent history--
We gave a free community performance of dances designed for the gallery space at the Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art on Friday, March 2 at 7:00 pm. Two dances from the Van Dyke repertory were presented: DUALITY, a 2006 duet with music by Joe Morgan, danced by Virginia Dupont and Amanda Smith, and QUATRE FEMMES, a 1997 quartet danced by Virginia Dupont, Laura McDuffee, Melissa Pihos, and Kelly Swindell to accompaniment by Deep Forest. Both dances were arranged for performance in the round, allowing viewers to walk around the space and see the dances from all four sides. This free community collaboration with the Green Hill has been an annual event for over fifteen years, and this year it fell on a First Friday.
Further back--
We premiered Time, for five women on December 2 and 3, 2011 in the UNCG Dance Theater. On December 5 we showed the same dance and the new Variation on Air for the G String in the Recital Hall in the School of Music, accompanied by the UNCG String Orchestra.
Earlier in the fall, we presented a joint performance with UNCG colleague, John Gamble, and we invited works by two guest choreographers, Sherone Price, a dance faculty member at Appalachian State University, and Carol Finley, Director of Dance at Meredith College. The concerts took place on October 20-22 in the UNCG Dance Theater.
I stepped down after five years as Head of the Dance Department at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in June, and I'm teaching at UNCG during the fall semester 2011.
Van Dyke has been making dances for over 40 years and has shown choreography widely throughout the United States and in Europe, including Italy, the UK, and Portugal. She spent October and November 2000 teaching at the Western Australia Academy of the Performing Arts in Perth. She has set dances on a variety of groups ranging from the Washington Ballet to students at Baltimore's Carver Center for Arts and Technology. Her choreography, known for dynamic energy and rhythmic precision. seems to live within its musical form, bringing both the movement and the music to a new plane. Her dances are highly structured and meticulously crafted while the movement vocabulary is quick, vigorous and driving. THE WASHINGTON POST has described her use of form as "...immaculate. Thematic variation and recapitulation, counterpoint and consonance occur so naturally that one is hardly aware of the strict structure until the end." DANCE MAGAZINE has written "Van Dyke builds intense anticipation and escalating climax through interwoven designs of rhythmic movement and variations in timing, ending each work powerfully on a single image of finality."
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Dear Senator:
On behalf of the members of the American Advertising Federation, I am writing to express our opposition to the Dodd/Shelby amendment (amendment number 457) on school privacy that was included in the Senate passed version of S. 1, the ESEA Reauthorization bill. While well intentioned, the amendment would have a dramatically negative impact on students and schools. I therefore urge you to oppose the amendment's inclusion in the final conference committee report.
The American Advertising Federation is the unifying voice for advertising. AAF is the only national association that represents all facets of the advertising industry - advertisers, their agencies and the media. AAF's national network of local advertising federations includes nearly 50,000 professionals in 220 federations across the country.
The Dodd/Shelby amendment would require schools to obtain parental consent before information can be collected from students for commercial purposes. This consent would be required even if the information being collected was aggregate and anonymous. Such a requirement would be a logistical nightmare and be nearly impossible to meet. In effect, it would place a virtual ban on all commercial relationships between schools and local or national companies.
The Dodd/Shelby amendment is an unnecessary addition to federal law. Existing statutes address those situations where abuses are most likely to occur. The Family and Educational Rights to Privacy Act has for the past quarter of a century required parental consent for most individually identifiable student information to third parties.
The AAF recognizes that there should be restraint on the amount of commercialism in schools. However, these are decisions that should be made at the local level. What is appropriate for a particular school or school district may not be right someplace else. But that decision is best made by educators and parents in the school district.
The Dodd/Shelby amendment would create an unprecedented infringement on local decision-making on education and interfere with a host of beneficial services to schools. Many long standing and well accepted programs could be curtailed. Programs such as book clubs, class rings and yearbooks, which all entail corporate involvement, could be negatively impacted.
AAF's concern over the amendment is shared by local school officials. The National School Boards Association (NSBA) is on record as opposing S. 290, the legislation upon which the Dodd/Shelby amendment is based. In an April letter to the Senate, the NSBA said, "This legislation would have a chilling effect on the positive productive collaborations in which local schools and businesses are currently involved . . . . Due to the complex and varied nature of these agreements, this is an issue best decided at the local level to ensure that the unique needs of the district are represented, and the values of the local community are reflected."
The Dodd/Shelby amendment would also limit the ability of educators to use the Internet as an educational tool. Because most websites track anonymous information to facilitate the online experience, and many contain advertising, schools would have the absurd requirement of obtaining prior consent for each site a student visits. This would be particularly harmful to lower income students who may have no access to the Internet in their homes.
The federal government should not require all schools - rich and poor - to march to the same drummer. It is a sad fact that many school districts are not adequately funded. Reasonable agreements with the business community can play an important role in providing needed funds and services. Unfortunately, the poorer a school district is, the more likely it is to be harmed by the Dodd/Shelby amendment.
In fact, the Dodd/Shelby amendment causes financial harm in two ways. First, the measure places a limitation on business agreements that will halt an important outside revenue source for local schools and school districts.
Secondly, there will inevitably be some agreements which the school cannot or will not terminate. These may include programs such as the aforementioned book clubs, school rings or yearbooks or corporate support for school lunch and breakfast programs. In these circumstances, the voluminous and labor intensive record keeping required by the Dodd/Shelby amendment will be an administrative and financial burden, draining precious resources from programs that more directly benefit students.
For all of these reasons, I urge you to oppose including the Dodd/Shelby amendment (amendment number 457) in the conference report for S. 1.
Thank you for your consideration.
Wallace S. Synder
President & CEO
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Liz Heineckeof Edina, Minn., is the creator of The Kitchen Pantry Scientist, a blog that features experiments for children using everyday household items. She also created the KidScience app ( www.kidscienceapp.com), which includes all her "recipes" and videos for experiments. Follow her on Twitter as @KitchPantrySci. Questions and answers have been edited.
Q: You studied art before transitioning to bacteriology. Did that background shape your views about science and science education?
It made me aware that inspiration and creativity are enormously impacted by collaboration – sometimes across seemingly unrelated disciplines. We might not know the names Picasso or Hemingway if it weren't for their friends who were benefactors, writers, artists and poets. The same is often true in science.
Our society likes to pigeonhole people, but mixing science and the arts is a great way to make science attractive and attainable to kids with diverse interests.
Q: How do you come up with the experiments for the blog?
Working in research labs for 10 years taught me to be innovative. Some experiments, like "Frankenworms" ( http://kitchenpantryscientist.com/?p=2453), I've come up with on my own. Others, I've modified from experiments online or in books. The challenge has been to make them safe, fun and inexpensive using things people already have around the house. No parent wants to make three trips to the store with young kids.
Q: What are the best ways to get children excited about science?
Getting parents excited about doing hands-on science with their kids is half the battle, which is why I made the KidScience app and set it up like a recipe app. I want people to understand that many science projects are as easy as baking cookies or doing a craft project.
You don't have to be a scientist to make science relevant to your kids' interests.
If your child loves art, ask them how they think paint is made and let them make some egg dyes from the pigments in spices or cabbage juice. Music lovers can watch a Bill Nye video about the science in music. With the click of a mouse, you can visit NASA's Earth Observatory ( www.earthobservatory.nasa.gov) to see what erupting volcanoes look like from space.
And remember, even the most science-dubious kid will love inflating a balloon with carbon dioxide gas by mixing baking soda and vinegar in a plastic bottle ( http://kitchenpantryscientist.com/?p=3277).


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I had a email from Ovi Store Publisher Support and they are working for me now.
I got one of my apps published this Tue, I can see 5 people have contacted my server since then ( so I must have sold at least 5 copies ) but the Sales Report says 0.
I am wondering how come such a large company which we all know for nicely designed devices can be unable to launch a store with working Sales Reports and searching? How long has Ovi been open already? 8 months? And Sales Reporting still doesn't work? Truly blows your mind...
Here is an update on the Ovi Publish reports as of 1/7/10. The metrics are currently running behind and are showing a lag of up to 8 days. The reporting data itself is not affected, only the updates of the report's UI are impacted.
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Our apologies for the situation. We appreciate your patience and regret any inconvenience this issue may cause you. As If you have any further questions please contact Ovi Publish Support at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Eric
There is a one day lag with sales reports, so the latest sales I can see is Tuesday. If your app was not published until Tuesday, I'm not surprised you cannot see any sales. When my first app was published in November it was 2 weeks before reports started, second app in the middle of December the reports started after a few days.
If nothing shows in a few days email email@example.com that has worked for me.
Is what you're saying is that the although the engine that's tracking the sales figures is working okay, the figures we're getting displayed in reports are 8 days out of date? So in other words, all our reports should (hopefully) be showing more sales than are actually displayed? (apologies again for a temporary IQ lower than the outside temperature...)
Also I noticed it appears that 100% of my sales since Jan 1 ( is this a Y2K+10 bug? - ( IQ astonishingly rises)) now appear to come from just the N97, whereas previously I had a 50/50 split with 5800 purchases. So can I assume this is part of the same problem and, Yay!, I can expect double figures in 8 days time?
Andy Storer
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On my account in Ovi, Sales have dropped to zero on 10-05-2011, Normally we sell 27 apps a day, can anyone at Nokia please confirm if this is an issue with the reporting?
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The Interfaith Prayer Service, now in our 11th year of providing monthly services!
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Excerpted from The Blue Hour of the Day by Lorna Crozier. Copyright © 2007 by Lorna Crozier. Excerpted by permission of McClelland & Stewart, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
A Word about The Blue Hour of the Day by Lorna Crozier
It's hard for me to believe that I've been writing poetry for over thirty years, and publishing with McClelland & Stewart for over twenty, beginning with my sixth book of poetry, The Garden Going On Without Us in 1985. Now, after fourteen books, most of which have been kept in print, it seemed time to sort through the poems and compile a selected of what I think is my best work.
It was humbling and terrifying to choose what I want to survive. A selected poems is, for me, a showcase for the writer's life. The poems I chose from each book read now like small chapters of a poetic memoir that has tracked my experiences from the young woman I was when I started writing to who I am today. There's been sadness along the way, a lot of outrage and laughter, and a number of obsessions. (There are so many poems about horses and angels!) This book says, more than anything else, how I place myself in this puzzling and beautiful world. I hope readers will find their own blue hour of the day to find some pleasure within its pages.


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By Nicholas McLain/Times Sentinel reporter
— It's hard to top the first lady of Indiana, but Mallory Mead came close.
Mead, an open water marathon swimmer, joined Cheri Daniels on Tuesday, March 23, in encouraging the students at Stonegate Elementary to commit to an active, healthy lifestyle of exercising and eating right, as part of the INShape Indiana health initiative.
Daniels, who walks 10 miles daily, asked kindergartners, first graders and second graders in attendance to try to do something active every day.
"Get out of the house and do something fun," she said. "Basketball, football, baseball ... there are lots of things you can do to get exercise and still have it be fun."
Daniels also said keeping the body in shape helps the learning process.
"It helps clear your mind and helps you to learn more," she said. "You'll be a lot more alert and awake."
Daniels also emphasized the importance of getting the recommended five servings of fruits and vegetables a day.
"Does that mean you can't have the occasional pizza or cheeseburger once in awhile?" she said. "No. But always in moderation."
Mead, 23, an Indianapolis native, told students about her experience swimming the English Channel between Britain and France, a distance of 21 miles (with the tides pushing her, she said she swam closer to 26 miles.)
Before a captive audience, she described swimming through a cloud of jellyfish and enduring the stings from each of them. She finished swimming the channel in 10 hours, 34 minutes.
While Mead talked about the importance of saying "no" to tobacco and alcohol, avoiding fast food and increasing calcium and protein intake, she also spoke about the value of persistence.
"Some people told me I was crazy (for wanting to swim the English channel)," Mead said. "Some just thought to themselves that I was. And when I was swimming, I got very tired, but I kept going and made it to the other side. You shouldn't listen to the doubters. Live fearlessly. Don't be afraid to fail."
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