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Law enforcement agencies in Williamson County teamed up Thursday for training on how to handle violence in schools.
Authorities responded to a report of a gunman being inside Columbia State Community College's Franklin campus as part of the drill.
"Hopefully doing these kinds of training exercises we can identify weakness areas where we need further training," said Brentwood police Chief Jeff Hughes.
Williamson County deputies, and Franklin and Brentwood police took part in the elaborate exercise.
The goal was to prepare first responders in the event a shooter attacks a school campus, with communication and collaboration being key.
"While we never want to be faced with a situation like this in our community, should we be, we'll be prepared for it," said Franklin police Chief David Rahinsky.
Situations like Virginia Tech or Newtown, CT, when police said Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people, including 20 children, at Sandy Hook Elementary last December, has changed how police departments respond to these situations.
"Prior to Columbine, police protocol was to hold a situation and wait for SWAT to respond," said Rahinsky. "Post Columbine, the protocol was changed dramatically. Our objective now is to quickly form an entry team, go into the building and anticipate what dangers we may face, and try to eradicate the threat."
Typically during exercises like today's, other agencies would participate. But today was all about testing officers' response when seconds count.
"Regardless of which agency that officer may be from, we're going to have to formulate a team and go in and stop the threat," said Hughes. "Time means lives."
About 100 officers from the three agencies participated in today's exercise.
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Challenger Baseball allows children with cognitive or physical disabilities the opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of playing baseball, in an environment that caters to their very special needs. Our philosophy is very simple: "play, just for fun!!" You can't beat it!
The "game" is played in a safe, recreational environment, where no score is kept. "Buddies" are assigned (one on one) to each participant. These Buddies are "mentors" to the Challenger players, and assist with their involvement in the game. Pushing wheelchairs around the base path – assisting players in how to hold the bat and swing – providing protection for the Challenger player from batted ball – these are just a few of the ways the Buddies offer a better experience for the participants in Challenger Baseball.
In additional to the National Challenger Jamboree the Blue Jays Baseball Academy will be holding six additional Challenger Baseball Clinics.
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Hughes Arkansas is a town plagued by empty store Fronts and Dogs wandering the streets. Cassie Wilson grew up here and remembers better times here.
"It was nice back then, nice, Hughes had jobs and somewhere to go, nice places to eat, it was nice."
Parts of the city are starting to look like a ghost town. Some streets have more unoccupied homes than occupied.
"Well no help coming for one. You know a lot of buildings and stuff damaged and torn down and ain't nobody coming back to try to try to rebuild. No jobs and nothing for our children to do here, just down."
The city has tried tearing down some of the rundown properties, but it's costly. Many of those who own the overgrown lots have moved off.
"They don't, most of them don't live here at all, they don't so I don't know who they belong to." says a man in Hughes who only identifies himself as Melvin. Melvin believes those living in Hughes need to take control and clean the neighborhoods.
There are those who say if something isn't done, the town of Hughes Arkansas is going to slowly disappear from the Arkansas Delta. "Like you look around here at all these abandoned houses, you know, ain't nothing around here, no new jobs, ain't nothing for me to do, we can't even go grocery shopping, ain't nothing here." says a young man named Denzel.
"Sure, it's disappearing and the people too, they are leaving here, because there is nothing to do" says Cassie.
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Nature abhors a weed vacuum
I recently held a field meeting during which I and a small group of farmers and graziers walked through lush pastures of grasses, clovers and of course … weeds. I'd like to think that my pastures are in the reduced weed variety but I don't know if there is such a thing as weed free. Adaptable, fast growing, tough to eradicate and extremely competitive, weeds are some of nature's toughest customers.
Anyone who has ever planted a vegetable garden knows what I'm talking about. If only our vegetable crops and forages would grow this persistently. What we need to understand from the start is that weeds are a natural part of the environment and that we will never get rid of all of them. What the dedicated grazier aims for is management of weeds to reduce their impact on the productivity of the more favorable forages. There are several ways to manage weeds to enhance the growth of pasture grasses and other forages.
This is defined as Integrated Weed Management, an economically and environmentally sound approach to weed management. An integrated approach involves scouting, prevention and control in a coordinated plan.
The first step to reducing weeds in your pastures is prevention. By regular scouting of your pastures, you will be able to estimate the quantity of forage available and identify the number of weeds, the species present and the severity of your weed problem. Management should focus on controlling the dominant weeds and preventing the spread of less common weeds. Knowing what types of weeds are dominant and applying the required management is key to improving pasture conditions for desired forages.
Most weeds are spread by seed, so anything you do to keep weed seeds from getting onto your soils will reduce potential weed pressure. Weed seeds can be transported in purchased hay, grass seed, mowing equipment or dispersed by the wind or wildlife. Many weed seeds will pass unharmed through the digestive tracts of birds, wildlife and livestock, thus being spread far from the seed source. Keeping hedgerows and roadways mowed and clean of noxious weed seed sources will help to reduce local seed production.
Once an established weed problem is identified, an appropriate control method needs to be determined. Cultural practices such as application of lime and fertilizer will increase the ability of desired pasture plants to compete. Generally speaking, a thick and healthy crop of grass will crowd out undesirable plants, prevent establishment of new weed seeds and utilize a majority of the water, sun and nutrients available for growth. Many weed species are indicators of poor soil fertility and are good sign that soil pH and soil nutrient testing is warranted.
Mechanical control such as mowing or clipping pastures is also an effective method of controlling weed populations. Mowing improves the pasture's appearance, temporarily increases forage production and properly timed will prevent weeds from producing seeds. Mowing is more effective on annual weeds than perennial weeds and broadleaf weeds more than grass weeds.
Biological control involves using other living things to control weeds such as plants, herbivores, insects and nematodes. These methods are unlikely to provide complete control, but will often suppress the weed population to a manageable level.
Chemical weed control involves the use of herbicides. Herbicides should be selected based on forage species being grown, weed species to be controlled, cost and ease of application. Environmental impact should also be considered. Choosing the proper herbicide and application rate is extremely important. Herbicides must be applied at the correct rate and time to be cost effective.
Maintaining a healthy, productive pasture will reduce the population of weedy plants. Good pasture management such as pH testing, fertilization and controlled grazing will result in healthy pastures. Adding new grass and legumes by frost seeding or using a no-till drill will improve forage quality. While we can't hope to eradicate all weeds, an integrated weed-management strategy involving scouting, prevention and control is the most economical and environmentally friendly approach to pasture weed management.
For questions regarding pasture management, grazing livestock or small-farm questions, contact Peter Hagar at Cornell Cooperative Extension's Clinton County office at 561-7450 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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This beautiful getaway on the 16th green of the Meadows Golf Course is truly a rare find in Sunriver! One of the few homes with an outdoor hot tub in the desirable Meadows area, it feels very peaceful and private, surrounded by pine trees and offering beautiful views of the golf course. As you sit on the spacious backyard deck sipping a glass of wine, you'll find it very hard to believe the bustle of the Village at Sunriver is just a short bicycle ride away.
Lovingly owned by the same family since 1968, this Sunriver classic makes a warm and welcoming retreat for up to six guests. With vaulted hardwood ceilings and a beautiful stone fireplace, the great room has plenty of space for the whole group to gather together. Enjoy a movie night on the flatscreen television with cable and DVD, or spread out a board game on the coffee table. A wall of floor to ceiling windows overlooks the golf course, and a door leads out to one of the two outdoor decks, so you can enjoy the forest views even on chilly nights with a fire crackling away.
The fully equipped kitchen offers everything you need to prepare meals, from pots and pans to the all important dishwasher for easy clean up! Dine at the six person table, or head out to the deck with its picnic table and gas grill for warm weather barbecues. Of course, the hot tub sits here as well, and there is no better place to soothe sore muscles after a day spent on the hiking trails or ski slopes.
On the lower level, the master bedroom has a king bed and tall window with a shady tree for privacy, so you can enjoy the peaceful surroundings from the first moment you awaken each morning. The downstairs bathroom is just outside the master bedroom but also accessible via hallway for the other guests. Up in the spacious loft, there are two twin beds and another bath, and the downstairs sofa unfolds to a comfortable full sized sleeper.
Equipped with wireless Internet access and a washer/dryer, the house is quite comfortable for extended stays and working vacations, and guests with limited mobility will appreciate the accessibility of a lower level bedroom and bath.
While the house's location makes it particularly attractive to golfers, there are plenty of ways to entertain all the members of your family in Sunriver.
The Village at Sunriver will entertain less active vacationers with its dining, shopping, and art galleries; however, they may find themselves tempted by the selection of outfitters and rental shops. These outdoor experts are ready to equip you with fishing gear, kayaks, whitewater rafting guides, and bicycles (perfect for the nearly 40 miles of dedicated paths in Sunriver).
You will also have access to SHARC, the amazing new aquatic center. You get six free unlimited passes to SHARC's pools, play areas, year round tubing hill and so much more!
Winter is often less crowded, but just as lovely of a time to visit Sunriver. Only twenty minutes away, Mt. Bachelor offers world class skiing and snowboarding, with easy access to sledding hills and cross country trails as well. The Village offers a seasonal ice skating rink in the Village and, at this special retreat, you'll love warming up by the fire or out in your luxurious private hot tub. Whatever the season, your family will adore this wonderfully peaceful retreat in the heart of Sunriver!
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Lovie Smith will go into this game wanting to finish the season strong. So will Kahlil Bell and Josh McCown, whose performances could dictate whether they return next season and play significant backup roles for the team. The Vikings got back in the win column last week with a stirring victory in Washington, but expecting two wins in a row is a little much.
Christian Ponder has passed concussion tests and will start Sunday, but how effective will he be? The Bears should have a good defensive game plan for him, and they will look to force Minnesota to turn the ball over. The Vikings will have to throw the ball without Adrian Peterson in the lineup, and that means the Bears can center their attention on Percy Harvin.
With so few reliable options, the Vikings will fall a bit short. It's not as if the Bears are loaded with offensive threats now, but maybe Devin Hester will find a way to crack out of his slump. He has a history of burning the Vikings.
Prediction: Bears 20, Vikings 14


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This Saturday, December 8, Manny Pacquiao faces Juan Manuel Marquez live on HBO PPV. This is the 4th meeting between these two. According to the judges, Pacquiao currently leads the series 2-0-1, though every single one of their fights is not without controversy. In anticipation of Pacquiao vs. Marquez IV, we present the first three fights of this classic rivalry, available online in their entirety courtesy of HBO Sports. If you missed it, check out fight #1 here and fight #2 here.
After a very close, back and forth, technical battle in fight #2, Manny Pacquiao had taken a 1-0-1 lead in the series. Yet many felt that Marquez had now twice been robbed of a decision, and were eager to see them meet again. And once again, they would have to wait, this time until November 12, 2011 and Pacquiao vs. Marquez III.
By this fight, Pacquiao was perceived as an untouchable great, such that any opponent outside of Floyd Mayweather was a foregone conclusion. He had won 7 straight since the last fight, including massive wins over the likes of Oscar De La Hoya, Ricky Hatton, Miguel Cotto, and Antonio Margarito. But he had also clearly lost a step, as his motivation was questioned heading into the fight. Marquez came in a ridiculous 9-1 underdog, going 5-1 since the last fight, with that lone loss coming against Mayweather. Clearly, Pacquiao's fame had far surpassed Marquez's, but anyone who had seen these two fight knew those odds were way off base.
To Marquez fans, this fight is seen as an out and out robbery, as Pacquiao took home a majority decision (116-112, 115-113, 114-114), giving him a 2-0-1 record against his rival. On my card, this was the second win for Marquez, as I had it 115-113, though I could have very easily gone 114-114 draw.
In the end, I see Marquez up 2-1 in the series, but I'm not a judge, and that's what makes this 4th fight so great. Marquez believes he has defeated Pacquiao three times already, but he wants the vindication of a real, recorded win. Pacquiao also believes he's 3-0, and is ready to finally settle the score definitively on Saturday. Who will reach their goal? Hard to say, but if history is any indication, we're in for one hell of a fight along the way.
Check back all week for more on Pacquiao vs. Marquez IV, including live coverage on fight night.
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Tim Duncan has been around for so long that he was listed as "DNP-Old" on an official scoresheet at one point this year. Now that it's the playoffs, though, Duncan looks pretty spry. Here he is telling the Utah Jazz to take the "DNP-Old" and shove it.
That's the kind of move we used to see from Duncan all the time 10 years ago. He threw in a vicious pump fake on Al Jefferson, then tore the rim down before Derrick Favors could provide help. A couple plays later, he threw in the same rolling lefty hook that he's made his staple for years. Spurs fans, and NBA fans in general, have to love seeing that.
For the Spurs to advance deep in the playoffs, they will need Duncan to turn back the clock and play more like he did 10 years ago. So far, so good.
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Broiled Pear Dessert Recipe
This sweet finale, from Karen Jurack of North Riverside, Illinois, is the perfect solution for pears that aren't quite ripe. For a real treat, top it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
- 2 medium ripe pears, halved and cored
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped almonds
- 1 tablespoon cold butter
- Brush pears with lemon juice; place on a broiler pan, cut side up.
- In a small bowl, combine brown sugar and almonds; cut in butter until crumbly. Sprinkle over pears. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 2-3 minutes or until topping is golden brown. Yield: 2 servings.
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Roy Hibbert scored a season-high 28 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, and Lance Stephenson added a season-high 21 points to lead the Indiana Pacers to a 100-91 victory over the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night.
The Pacers never trailed and led by as many as 19 points. Houston made several runs, once cutting the lead to four points, but Indiana answered each time to stay on top and hold on for the victory.
The Central Division-leading Pacers weren't back to full strength on Wednesday. But they certainly got a boost from the return of Stephenson, who missed Indiana's last game with a strained right hip flexor, and George Hill, out last game with a strained left groin.
The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for Houston, which is seventh in the Western conference. The Rockets were led by James Harden's 22 points and eight assists.
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West Chester University is proud of our student successes. We have so many tales of student stories that we will be building this page to include as many as possible. Many of these stories are written by the student interns in their own voices.
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John Remis of Media is working for the Legislative Office of Research Liaison (LORL) as part of a 15–week internship sponsored by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE).
Remis is a senior political science major at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. He is one of 14 students participating in The Harrisburg Internship Semester (THIS) program, which provides students the opportunity to work in all areas of state government while earning a full semester's worth of credits. THIS invites students from each of the 14 PASSHE universities to participate.
Remis, the son of Susan Baker, is a graduate of Strath Haven High School. He and the other students participating in the program will attend several academic seminars during their spring semester internship. Each of the students also will complete an individualized research project as part of the program's requirements.
More than 500 students from PASSHE universities have participated in THIS since the program began in 1989, each gaining valuable insight into the workings of state government at the policy–making level. Interns have worked with dozens of state agencies, as well as in the offices of the governor, the speaker of the House of Representatives and the attorney general.
PASSHE students interested in participating in THIS in a future semester may obtain information on the program by contacting their individual campus coordinator or their university's cooperative or internship office, or by calling the Dixon University Center at (717) 720–4089. More information on the program also is available here.
John Remis – Political Science; The Harrisburg Internship Semester (THIS)
The Philadelphia Flyers are a professional athletic team that was recently named the 2010 Eastern Conference Champions in the NHL and I believe that my job as a Game Presentations Intern for the Flyers contributes to the overall entertainment success of each home game. My bosses, Michaela Sweet and Anthony Gioia, make all of the calls during a game (whether it is the announcements or Merch hits) and it is their duty to make sure that the game presentation runs smoothly. As their intern, I work by their sides to contribute to all elements of the game day entertainment and, most importantly, to make the fans happy. On a day–to–day basis I am involved with several projects. My primary in–the–office role is to help oversee the Flyers Fun Patrol (the group that works the main concourse during games to promote our sponsors and to keep the fans excited and involved with games and prizes). I create prize schedules for our Fun Patrol giveaways... such as "LUKOIL LUCKY ROW" or the "SUGARHOUSE CASINO LUCKY ROW" and the Fun Patrol moves around during the game to run the promotions and bring prizes to winning fans.
Another aspect of my role at the Wells Fargo Center, where the Flyers play, is to create a PA script for the announcers during the game. Sponsors and what products we are trying to promote change with each game. It is my role to go through the announcers' format and make those changes to the most recent script. Though each day is something different at my internship I enjoy the pace and content of everything that I do. One of my favorite jobs as an intern is to follow the camera man around during the game to make sure he films the right promotions at the right time. I enjoy this because I get the chance to interact with special guests and running around keeps me involved. Luckily enough, I recently had the chance to meet Bernie Parent, who was the goal keeper of the Philadelphia Flyers when they won the Stanley Cup during the 1973–74 and 1974–75 seasons. I had to make sure that he got onto the Jumbotron with Kobayashi (the world's greatest competitive eater) for all of the fans to see and so that the fans could cheer them on. Mr. Parent even passed along some words of wisdom about life that I will remember forever.
A Flyers internship is great experience for anyone interested in working in professional sports with marketing, community relations, or game presentation. I recommend interning with Comcast Spectacor because the networking possibilities are endless and the work is fantastic!
Pictured: Left: Bobby Parent, Right: Milanee Paolilli
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Amnesty International USA , Mid-Atlantic Regional Office, Washington D.C.
Last summer I had a three month internship with Amnesty International USA – specially with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Office, MARO as I would soon learn to call it (it seems as though everything in D.C. has an acronym.) The office was located in Eastern Market which is only one metro stop away from Capitol Hill. I lived with other D.C. interns on George Washington University's Campus in Foggy Bottom. It was in walking distance to Gerogetown, Dupont Circle, The White House, Smithsonians, and the Washington Monument!
Amnesty International is one of the largest human rights non-profits. The organization was founded in 1961 and has over 3 million supporters, activists, and volunteers in over 150 countries. The Amnesty International USA office in D.C. contains several different departments including: the MARO office, advocacy, policy and research; organizing, membership and campaigns; and external affairs and operations.
The D.C. office had approximately 50 staff members and 30 interns. I was the intern for the Mid-Atlantic Regional Director. I also worked directly with his staff (2 field organizers and administrative assistant.) There were also three other interns in my area. During the internship, I helped plan various events and communicate with Amnesty International members in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Some of the events I worked on during my internship included rallies at embassies, protests at the White House, panel discussions, film screenings, and Amnesty International anniversary celebrations. We were also given many opportunities to attend and help out at various events including the Women Deliver Conference.
The two major events we were working on throughout the whole summer were the Leadership Conference in Dulles, Virginia and the Regional Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. The Leadership conference was designed for students. Amnesty International Club leaders from colleges and high schools came together for one weekend and learned new ideas on how to improve their organizations. 50 student leaders attended the conference. We planned the workshops, breakout sessions, keynote speakers, and all of the meals and activities for them. We also had to arrange all of their travel accommodations. I was also asked to help staff the regional conference that took place in Pittsburgh this past November. This conference was for all of the Amnesty International members in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Hundreds of people attended this conference. We were in charge of assisting with registration, merchandise, helping the presenters and making sure people had a worth while experience.
I loved interning for Amnesty International because I got a lot of hands on experience planning and executing events. They really treated us as one of the staff and gave us a significant amount of work to do. I was in charge of updating some of the brochures and other material that is given to members. I also had to analyze the membership survey and give a statistical analysis of the results. The report was then given to board members at the regional conference.
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4:37pm Tuesday 13th November 2012 in Local News
A BRAVE youngster chased after a robber who knocked an elderly woman over and stole her handbag.
Police are now trying to track down the have-a-go-hero who managed to retrieve the woman's bag and ensure she was alright.
It happened after the woman, who is in her eighties, was robbed in Meadow View Walk at about 12.45pm yesterday.
She suffered a cut to her hand from where the bag had been ripped from her grasp.
Investigating officer Det Con Andrew Coles said: "This was an appalling attack on a elderly and vulnerable woman. She was approached from behind by a youth with his face covered who tried to snatch her handbag. She wouldn't let go at first and tried to keep hold of the bag, but when they both fell over he got away.
"We know that a teenager or young man chased him and returned with the bag but he did not stop at the scene to give his name or address. We hope he will come forward because he may have important information about the thief. "
The good samaritan is about 16 years old, about 5ft 7in tall, slim and was wearing dark clothing with a hooded top.
The thief was about 5ft 5in tall, slim, aged 15 to 16 and wearing a dark hoody that covered his face.
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4:44pm Tue 13 Nov 12
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8:12am Wed 14 Nov 12
madmax1 says...
The also says they are 'trying' to track him down , maybe he dosent wish to remain anonymous, perhaps he is just not an avid reader of the Echo.
11:34am Wed 14 Nov 12
largo1 says...
11:50am Wed 14 Nov 12
Warriorisme says...
He soon drove off when he realised i wasn't a pensioner, typical little chav type that the island is now full of.
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Olivia2847 wrote:Yesterday - must take that bad batch of Old Holbein back to the pub for a refund ....
Rather like the Poppy Box story we were promised yeast radar as they claimed the comments down - more cheese editor Noddy?
1:46pm Thu 15 Nov 12
Sign of the times says...
Olivia2847 wrote:I dunno, original comment made me laugh. Thought it must be sort of code.
Olivia2847 wrote:Yesterday - must take that bad batch of Old Holbein back to the pub for a refund ....
Rather like the Poppy Box story we were promised yeast radar as they claimed the comments down - more cheese editor Noddy?
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n A caller told police at 9:34 a.m. Thursday renters recently moved out of a residence in the 700 block of South 23rd Street and allegedly took an air conditioner.
n An employee of the Circle K location in the 2700 block of Broadway reported a drive-off of $45 shortly after 10 p.m. Thursday.
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Amid cheers from her third-grade class, Macedonia Elementary School teacher Sandy Giudice was surprised Thursday morning by Cherokee County Schools Superintendent Dr. Frank Petruzielo bearing flowers and the news that Giudice had been selected as the county-wide Teacher of the Year.
"I'm thrilled," Giudice during an interview after her swarmed her to give hugs and congratulations. "I'm very surprised. This is amazing. I'm really honored. Who would have thought?"
Giudice, a former journalist and public relations professional, began her full-time teaching career 11 years ago at Woodstock Elementary School after working there as a substitute teacher.
"I got called a lot, and I just so enjoyed it," Giudice said. "There are so many phenomenal teachers over ther who just took me under their wing. I loved it, and i guess it showed that I loved it."
It showed so much that her principal asked her if she'd be interested in a full time job. She received a provisional certificate, which enabled her to teach for the three years it took her to complete the requirements for her teaching certificate.
Things have changed in the last 11 years. When Giudice started teaching, she had 18 students in her class; now, that number has increased to 26. But, what she said hasn't changed is her goal to give individualized attention to her students.
"No matter how many kids are in the classroom, I still work one-on-one with students," she said. "They need that whether there are 18 or 26 students."
Class sizes, which have been increased over the last few years as a way to combat a budget shortfall, is one education issue that Giudice is passionate about.
"You tend to forget the impact of putting one, two or three more kids in a classroom," Petruzielo said. "She has a section (in her application) that will blow you away. I think her comments on the subject are very powerful."
In her Georgia Teacher of the Year application, Giudice wrote that it's not parents, teachers or the community but students who are short-changed by increased class sizes.
"I'm all for ensuring a quality education, but it seems rather obvious that bigger isn't better," Giudice wrote. "If you want the quality of education to improve, you simply cannot put as many students into a classroom as will fit. Just because you 'can' doesn't mean you should or that it is wise to do."
Giudice said she disagrees with the argument that reducing class size would lead to a teacher shortage.
"There is no shortage of highly-trained and qualified teachers in the state of Georgia," Giudice wrote. "As a matter of fact, education graduates in the last three to five years find themselves without a job after graduation. Why? Class sizes have increased so much that there is no longer a need for as many teachers. Veteran teachers are finding themselves out of a job or being transferred to a different school because of 'downsizing'. The problem here is that when you 'downsize' the teacher population and 'upsize' classes, you put at risk the very idea that you have fighting to protect: quality education for children."
Giudice's passion shows through to others, including her principal, Tammy Castleberry, who said Giudice's strongest attribute is teaching from her heart.
"It didn't take me very long to see a passion that you don't see very often," Castleberry said.
In fact, Giudice offered to give up her gifted class to work with the schools' struggling students.
"I gave her her gift students and the lower-level students," Castleberry said. "She has the brightest of the bright and the special needs students, and she does it beautifully meeting every need."
Students' needs go past academics. Giudice has discreetly helped students who have had bathroom accidents in class and purchased clothing items for children in need, and one year, she spent a semester teaching a student how to tie her shoes.
"By the end of the year, she was tying everyone's shoes," Giudice said. "These are the things they remember. Things like that you can't evaluate. Those are the big sucesses. You can't capture that on a piece of paper."
Another way Giudice meets her students' needs is by using songs and jingles to help them understand concepts. And, it's not uncommon for her to see some children mouthing the words to the now-familiar songs during end of year tests.
"Not all kids can remember (concepts)," Giudice said. "Some kids are auditory learner and they need to hear something."
And, that's one thing that Giudice's students say differentiate her from other teachers.
"She sings, and I haven't had a teacher who sings as wel as she does, and I haven't had a teacher as funny as her," Sydney Sharrock said. "She has a good sense of humor."
Added Chandler Pridemore, "She's very calm and fun. I like singing and she likes singing, and I just think she's a very nice teacher."
Other students mentioned how nice their teacher is.
"She's always there for us when we need her and when we need help," Braeden Garriques said.
Kate McConnell added, "She's never said anything negative about anyone in the classroom. I think that's good for a teacher, and I've never had a teacher so hilarious."
Giudice will compete against teachers from across the state for the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year. The winner will go on to compete in the national contest.


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Tour de France set to close roads in East Lancashire
11:00am Wednesday 18th June 2014 in East Lancashire By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
SEVERAL roads in East Lancashire are to be closed over the first weekend in July as the world's most famous bike race passes by.
Two Tour de France stages will start in Yorkshire on July 5 and 6, with the race coming within a couple of miles of the East Lancashire border.
Spectators wanting to see the race are being urged to turn out well in advance as road closures are expected to cause a traffic backlog.
During the July 5 stage, from Leeds to Harrogate, the race will travel through Skipton. The A56 Colne to Broughton road will be closed around the A59. The A6068 from Colne to Keighley will remain open but congestion is expected.
The second stage, from York to Sheffield, will visit Hebden Bridge and Cragg Vale. All routes off the M65 to Yorkshire will be closed from early morning to mid-afternoon, while routes from Lancashire towards Todmorden and Hebden Bridge will be closed from early in the morning.
The A6068 from Colne to Keighley will include access to Steeton and Airedale Hospital, but there will be no access beyond Keighley into Yorkshire.
A spokesman for Lancashire County Council's highways department said: "The first stages of the Tour de France will pass close to the Lancashire boundaries, so travel between Lancashire and Yorkshire will be disrupted.
"While this will be a great opportunity to see one of the top annual sports occasions in the world, for safety reasons, the roads that are part of the route will be closed for a minimum of eight hours.
"Access to key locations such as Skipton and Hebden Bridge need careful management and turning up an hour prior to the scheduled time will end in disappointment."
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1:30pm Wed 18 Jun 14
Mikeee47 says...
1:34pm Wed 18 Jun 14
frank says...
3:04pm Wed 18 Jun 14
site supervisor says...
3:44pm Wed 18 Jun 14
maxcollie says...
4:28pm Wed 18 Jun 14
rudis_dad says...
maxcollie wrote:Nobody pays road tax, it was abolished in 1937.
Do they pay Road TAX?
5:50pm Wed 18 Jun 14
GracesDad says...
frank wrote:You'd think so but many of the pubs along the tour route are shutting up for the day.
get a life , it's a one off for a few hours for one day. and a money maker for all the pubs and shops in the area.
5:57pm Wed 18 Jun 14
Chris P Bacon says...
maxcollie wrote:Without any shadow of any scintilla of any doubt, this has got to be, hands down, THE MOST STUPID THING IT'S POSSIBLE TO CONTRIBUTE TO SOMETHING THE WRITER KNOWS LITERALLY NOTHING ABOUT. But don't let your stupidity prevent more contributions; we all love a good laugh.
Do they pay Road TAX?
7:54pm Wed 18 Jun 14
ToffeeGuy says...
Can we make it permanent? And make sure they can't come the other way.
If the Tykes want a bike race let them have it, but please, please, don't let any Lancashire taxes pay for it.
9:54pm Wed 18 Jun 14
Moonblue says...
Some French/Yorkshire folk are off on a pushbike ride and the council in a county nearby are shutting roads?
This can't be true can it?
10:36pm Wed 18 Jun 14
child44 says...
11:05pm Wed 18 Jun 14
Richard Pembrook says...
maxcollie wrote:FOOL!
Do they pay Road TAX?
11:06pm Wed 18 Jun 14
ToffeeGuy says...
child44 wrote:Avoid Hebden Bridge like the plague, the place will be full of mamils (middle-aged men in lycra) that day.
Why on earth are routes FROM Lancashire TOWARDS Todmorden being closed? The race goes through Hebden Bridge, not Todmorden. They'd probably be congested anyway, but why close them? How the hell are fans supposed to get to Hebden Bridge to see the race if they're not even allowed to get to Todmorden?
10:48am Fri 20 Jun 14
rudis_dad says...
child44 wrote:Because, quite simply, both towns will be completely full for about a week before and after the event. I really don't think that people have grasped just how busy it will actually be - if you've ever been to France during the TdF then just about every town that is passes through is put into lockdown for two days prior to the race except for essential business. It's only in open country where access is readily available. The best solution if you want to see the race is to park up well away for where you want to be and to walk or cycle to a vantage point and get there about 12 hours before it passes through.
Why on earth are routes FROM Lancashire TOWARDS Todmorden being closed? The race goes through Hebden Bridge, not Todmorden. They'd probably be congested anyway, but why close them? How the hell are fans supposed to get to Hebden Bridge to see the race if they're not even allowed to get to Todmorden?
It will be utter chaos, be under no illusions.
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We were very disappointed in this. The frozen spinach gave it a really weird texture.
This is in response to danajoanne420's question. I make a very similar quiche and it works great without a crust. Just be sure to generously spray the pan with cooking spray.
I've made this for Easter Brunch last year and it was a big hit. i was wondering if you could you make this "crustless" and it be even more healthy?
Excellent recipe. I had the leftovers for breakfast. It did take an hour to bake. I will also prebake the crust in the future.
This was delicious - definately a make again. I halved the recipe to just make 1 quiche. I added a package of baby bella mushrooms with the onions. I also used some chopped fresh tomato - patted dry with a paper towel. (not a fan of sundried tomatoes). My quiche took close to an hour to cook - but it was worth it. I think next time I will try precooking the crust.
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