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25 years on, we remember all those who died in the Hillsborough tragedy. Katriona McFadden feasts on food that was destined for the scrapheap. We find out more about the growing area of moob reduction. And we'll be hearing about some of the most memorable movie endings of all time...
There are very few sounds more moving than a chorus of tens of thousands of voices, joined in unison, sharing a common bond. You'll Never Walk Alone, the anthem of Liverpool Football Club, is the supreme example of this experience.
If you play the above video, you'll hear the combined voices of 52,000 Liverpool and Celtic fans, recorded at the Aviva Stadium, in Dublin. And each and every one of those fans will, at this moment, be pausing for a moment's reflection.
On this day, 25 years ago, a tragedy of unparalleled magnitude took place at the Hillsborough football stadium in Sheffield, England. The occasion was the 1989 FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest - an occasion of great celebration for both clubs. But an occasion which became a tragic turning point in the history of football, both in England and internationally.
The Hillsborough disaster, where 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives, sent shockwaves through the nation that brought the game of association football the world. Its reverberations were felt not just in the English game, but in every nation in the world where the game of soccer is played, enjoyed and cherished.
The semi-final kicked off at the traditional time of 3pm. But even at that stage, and during the opening minutes of the game, it was clear to many that a potentially horrific situation was unfolding.
At six minutes past three, the game was abandoned. And over the coming hours, the full and unbelievable horror began to emerge.
You'll Never Walk Alone has been recorded by many artists. It was originally from the musical Carousel, and producer Olan McGowan joins Derek in studio to tell us a little more about the song...
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It's always nice when a dinner invitation comes in the post, so we were very excited when an organisation called 'Foodcloud' invited us to a 'Feast', no less, in Smock Alley Theatre in Temple Bar last week! But on further reading of the invitation, it turned out to be 'dinner with a difference'...
The entire menu would be cooked from supermarket surplus and ingredients that would ordinarily be thrown away in an effort to highlight food waste.
The Foodcloud Feast was attended by 160 people, all of whom paid €37 for a three-course meal - so Mooney reporter Katriona McFadden put on her best frock and went along.
The first person she met was co-founder of Foodcloud, Iseult Ward. The 23-year-old Trinity graduate organised the whole event and she told Katriona what 'Foodcloud' is all about...
For more information about Foodcloud, visit www.foodcloud.ie.
Pictured above are three well known, bare-chested males - Simon Cowell, John Travolta and Arnold Swarzenegger.
And when you look at their upper bodies, they're not exactly ideal specimens of the male body. All three are showing signs of their age with prominent beer bellies, sagging skin, and what are called "man boobs" or "moobs".
We don't know if any of the aforementioned have ever considered having cosmetic work done on their chests but apparently male breast reduction is on the increase. Even here in Ireland.
Recently Derek visited the Venus Medical Beauty Clinic in Dundrum, in Dublin, to talk to John. John is a 30-year-old IT engineer, who had the procedure done last October...
And Derek also talked to Dr. Peter Prendergast (pictured above), President of the European College of Aesthetic Medicine and co-founder of Venus Medical Beauty. Dr. Prendergast performs what's technically referred to as Vaser Lipoplasty (or ultra sound assisted Lipoplasty) in reducing male breast size...
For more information about the procedure, visit www.venusmedical.ie.
Last week, we looked at the idea of happiness – and Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life, this song from Monty Python's Life Of Brian was mentioned as the ultimate example of positive thinking and smiling through adversity. It is also one of the landmark movie endings of the last 50 years – and it's in good company...
From Rick Blaine's "Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship" (ending Casablanca), to Scarlett O'Hara's "I'll go home and I'll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day!", ending the epic Gone With The Wind, to Norma Desmond's classic "You see, this is my life. It always will be! There's nothing else - just us - and the cameras - and those wonderful people out there in the dark. All right, Mr. De Mille, I'm ready for my close-up", many's a movie saves the best line till last.
Joining us in studio today with his top movie endings is Michael Doherty Entertainment Editor with the RTÉ Guide...
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Hedgerows and the Law
Hedgerows in Ireland form important features in maintaining wildlife diversity and in establishing wildlife "corridors", particularly for birds. The commonest nesting birds found in hedgerows such as wrens, dunnocks, robin and willow warblers depend entirely on insects during the Summer months. In general untrimmed, thorned hedgerows containing species such as blackthorn, whitethorn and holly are favoured by birds as they provide ample food and also serve as a protection against predators.
Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976, as amended by Section 46 of the 2000 Act, provides protection for hedgerows by providing that it shall be an offence for a person to cut, grub, burn or otherwise destroy hedgerows on uncultivated land during the nesting season from 1 March to 31 August, subject to certain exceptions. It is important that, where possible, necessary work to hedgerows is carried out outside this period.
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Physicians for Human RightsUsing science and medicine to stop human rights violations
For Immediate Release
Both Sides in Syrian Struggle Must Respect Medical Neutrality
Cambridge, Mass. - 07/26/2012
PHR today condemned an alarming tendency by both sides of the violent conflict in Syria to seriously jeopardize the safety and neutrality of medical staff and facilities.
On July 22, Syrian rebels reportedly attacked the Tishreen Military Hospital in Damascus. Government forces responded to the assault by firing at rebels from the hospital roof. Rebel forces are also reported to have occupied and looted a charity hospital in the Sayyida Zainab neighborhood of Damascus.
These incidents followed 15 months of attacks by Syrian government forces on civilian institutions, including medical facilities and services. PHR has previously documented the Syrian government's attack on the country's health system since the beginning of the conflict, including instances of denying medical treatment to injured civilians, arresting and torturing doctors and patients, and attacking and misusing hospitals, forcing Syrians to seek medical care through an underground network of field hospitals.
These actions violate international humanitarian law, and people who order attacks on medical facilities or professionals acting in the line of duty, as well as those who fail to stop such acts, can be held accountable for war crimes.
"As the conflict in Syria turns into civil war, both sides are increasingly disregarding human rights, including those of doctors and other medical workers caring for the wounded," said Donna McKay, Executive Director of Physicians for Human Rights. "All attacks on medical facilities and personnel are a violation of medical neutrality and must stop immediately."
All Syrians have a right to health and medical care, in peacetime and during times of armed conflict alike. PHR calls on both sides to respect medical neutrality and human rights by ceasing at once their attacks on hospitals and doctors, their looting of medical supplies and equipment, and their use of hospitals to detain and torture their adversaries.
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New Year's Day is usually a time of celebration and excitement, but in 2013 that was marred by the tragic loss of three young lives. Jordan Ryan Smith, 17, of Jasper, and Brandon Tyler Ary, 19, and Jordan Seth Montgomery, 17, both of Arley, died when the plane they were piloting crashed shortly after taking off from the Walker County Airport.
Three Jasper men also died when the Arc bus they were passengers in crashed into a tree in May. No cause has been given for the accident, but at least one lawsuit has been filed in relation to it.
A bomb threat forced the evacuation of Walker Baptist Medical Center and the closing of Hwy 69's bridges throughout the county in July. The stunt was apparently to create a distraction for the armed robbery of the Traders and Farmers Bank in Curry later that day. Authorities apprehended Brandon Peake and Tamara Files in Tennessee following that robbery. Peake recently pled guilty in federal court to the incidents but may still be facing local charges.
Wanda Kiser was extradited from West Virginia to face more than a dozen counts of forgery related to the 2002 disappearance of Mary Cobb and her daughter Wynona Delvecchio.
Local authorities have called the case one of the strangest in their careers. The woman had not been seen in a decade when a human skull was found under the former residence of the ladies in Jasper.
After the initial arrest, the remains of two bodies were found in a West Virginia storage unit.
Kiser is currently hospitalized and unresponsive.
Cities in turmoil
Carbon Hill's city government was hit hard this year, with Mayor James "Pee Wee" Richardson being arrested and charged with inappropriate behavior toward inmates in the city jail, and three council members resigning less than a year after being elected. The city also fired Police Chief Kenneth Bobo only a few months after appointing him.
The city of Dora also had its share of turmoil this year, with the council and mayor being split down the middle on most decisions. The initial disagreement came after the city's fire chief was temporarily appointed by the council for a second time.
Mayor Randy Stephens appointed Chris Edwards permanently at the next meeting. Stephens said the temporary appointments had dragged on long enough and cited state law that names the mayor as the appointing authority for the city.
The city requested an opinion on the matter from the attorney general and that opinion upheld the mayor as the appointing authority for the fire chief, in the absence of any previous city law that named the council as the authority. The city clerk also resigned and subsequently filed a lawsuit against the city.
There was much discussion over the plans to build a new Walker High School. The city and school board have gone back and forth on plans and costs associated with the new school, but construction is expected to begin in 2014.
In east Walker, the long-awaited building of a new Sumiton Elementary School began with a groundbreaking in May. The school is expected to be completed in time for the 2014-2015 school year.
Like many municipalities, Jasper was faced with dealing with an aging, dilapidated jail. After being unable to reach a resolution to house the prisoners at Walker County Jail, the city struck a deal with Winston County. Inmates were transferred to Winston County Jail beginning in May.
The Walker Civil Service Board upheld the firing of Sheriff's Deputy Adam Hadder in April.
Sales Tax Increases
Three local cities voted to increase sales tax, Jasper, Carbon Hill and Sumiton. Jasper's sales tax increased by 1 percent, or one cent on each dollar to help fund the construction of the new high school.
Carbon Hill also approved a 1 percent increase to go into the city's general fund and a portion into the garbage fund for the city. Sumiton approved a 1.5 percent increase with a portion to go toward funding a new fire station.
The city finally was able to demolish the remains of downtown.
The area had been battered by tornados in 2011 and the rubble burned on three occasions.
The city also received grant money to realign Main Street and build a new city hall and police station.
The city also became the fifth city in the county to vote to allow alcohol sales.
Reality Stars
Shane "Bucket" Tucker was a finalist on CMT's "Redneck Island." It has been reported that he was in discussions to host his own reality show.
Roy Wooley appeared on Syfy's "Face Off" as an all-star.
Shelbie Z. Panter also competed on NBC's "The Voice."
Two local restaurants, Hickoryland and Larry's Kontry Kitchen in Sumiton, were lost to fire this year. Two churches, Jasper's First Church of the Nazarene and New Hope Missionary Baptist Church in Dora, also burned.
In August, Walker Coach John Holladay punched a Cullman High School coach following a football game by the two rivals. Holladay resigned as Walker's coach and the Vikings were banned from post-season play for the 2013 season.
The city of Jasper announced late in the year that four major retailers — T.J. Maxx, Petco, Hobby Lobby and Shoe Carnival — will be built in the Jasper Square Shopping Center.
Jasper's Cobb Theater closed its doors in September, after decades of service to the community.
Full Moon BBQ opened its doors in late 2013 on Hwy. 78.
Cracker Barrel announced construction on its much-anticipated restaurant in Jasper will begin on Jan. 6, 2014.
Winston County
Winston County Sheriff's Deputies were investigating an abandoned vehicle report when they found four dead bodies.
The occupants were from Tennessee and the deaths were ruled murder-suicide.
An unrelated double murder set residents on edge in the normally quiet county. One man is charged in that case with murdering Maxine Carroll, 80, and Bryan Stephens, 50, in Carroll's home.


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The phone rang as Mark Richt was wrapping up work, preparing for the biggest game of the year. Richt answered, and quickly realized his night was far from over.
Already that week something tragic had happened to one of Richts former players. Now another was calling, telling Richt he was depressed and contemplating the end.
Where in the hell are you? Richt asked.
The player, whose identity Georgias football head coach did not want to divulge, happened to be in Athens.
You know where my house is? Richt asked.
The player said he did.
Be there in 20 minutes, Richt said.
Richt hastily called a few staffers, and they raced to his house and met the player. They talked deep into the night, then put him in touch with someone who could help.
Two days later, ninth-ranked Georgia beat sixth-ranked LSU. In the locker room afterwards, Richt sobbed.
A few months later, Richt sat in the football coaches meeting room, in what they call the war room. This time it was not coaches at the table but businessmen. They would form a secret and select group that would be aimed at giving former players a life after football, a direction after the original dream ended.
It would be called the Paul Oliver Network, after the former defensive back who shot himself in front of his family the previous September, distraught about the end of his career.
A person with knowledge of the meeting remembers Richt tearing up again, pounding the table and saying, I dont want this to happen to another one of my boys.
Stunning development
Olivers death stunned his former coaches and teammates. He was married with two young children, and after five seasons in the NFL, he likely was on sound financial footing. But his wife Chelsea told police that Oliver was somewhat depressed about the end of his football career, two years prior.
Whether that was the biggest factor in Olivers death isnt known. He was also drinking that day. But former Georgia teammate Des Williams, who said he remains close with Chelsea Oliver, believes the inability to move on from football was paramount.
He wasnt in the dire straits (financially) that some people are, Williams said. I feel like if he had known all the people in his corner, even with all the other stuff going on, it never would have happened.
Sadly, Olivers story is not unusual. Former South Carolina receiver Kenny McKinley committed suicide in 2010, as his pro career seemed derailed by injury. Many other players have trouble coping when their football careers end, having not planned for their future and with no jobs lined up or no contacts in the business world.
There are 100,000 people cheering for you all the time. Then you have to jump into the game of life, said David Jacobs, whose Georgia career ended in 2001 after suffering a stroke in practice. Sometimes that can be difficult.
Another former Georgia player, Darius Dewberry, put it this way: Its like, Oh man what am I gonna do now? Youre panicking.
Olivers funeral in September was attended by dozens of former Georgia teammates, as well as Richt, who skipped that days practice. After the service, the head coach and his former players found themselves standing outside the church; Richt recalled watching the hearse ride off, and the mood slowly lightened enough for people to chat, people who had not seen each other in a long time.
Thats when Richt called everyone together. He had a plan.
What happens when its over?
When young men play major college football, theyre well-known. They have tutors, life skills classes and a general safety net. But when their football career ends, whether its after college or the NFL, theyre suddenly on their own.
Georgia had 45 players in the NFL last year, among the most for any program. But about four times that many Bulldogs in the past decade didnt make the pros.
Dewberry was one of them. His college career ended in 2008, and a short time later, he found himself working on the Georgia grounds crew.
Instead of playing on the grass at Sanford Stadium, he was mowing it.
I was still around sports, so I didnt mind it, Dewberry said. But it got kind of old.
Richt and Dave Van Halanger, the teams director of player welfare, served as sounding boards. But Van Halanger went further one day. He knew the strength coach for Hendrick Motorsports, the NASCAR team, which was looking for an assistant strength coach. Dewberry had no certification for the job, but Georgia coaches remembered him being one of their best in the weight room, so they recommended him to the Hendrick team.
Dewberry got the job last summer. He is believed to be the first black strength coach in NASCAR.
Why did that happen? He just had a little help, Richt said. Now who knows whatll happen to him and his kids and his grandkids, just because he got a break. ... Thats how the network should work.
And this is how the Paul Oliver Network is set to work:
Richt, Van Halanger and Greg Bingham (a former Georgia walk-on quarterback and now a staff member) are running the network, as far as connecting athletes. Rhonda Kilpatrick, an assistant athletics director, is helping with degree audits. Associate athletics director Carla Williams helps when it comes to getting former players back into school.
Theres also the group of businessmen in Atlanta whom Richt wants to remain anonymous. While Richt is happy to publicize what he and Georgia are doing, he is wary of people getting involved with the network just to get publicity. The group is helping to screen former players and help place them at job interviews.
Williams, a former fullback and linebacker, is a point man among players. Sean Jones, a former Georgia and NFL safety, is also assisting, as is Jacobs.
In March there was a network event. More than 100 former players, including a couple who had been dismissed from the team, congregated at the teams athletics facility. Players with successful post-football careers (Williams, David Greene, D.J. Shockley, etc.) mingled with ex-teammates needing a job.
That event sprung out of that impromptu reunion at Olivers funeral.
Richt said for years he was helping players get jobs and go back to school, but it wasnt organized and was more on an as they come basis. A former player would call him, and Richt or an adviser would put him in touch with someone they knew. But Richt found that often a former player needed more help than that.
Hence the network.
I believe that the Georgia Bulldog nation is a real thing, and they love our guys, and they respect the guys that come through, Richt said. I tell (players), If you come here, and you behave, and you play hard, there will be so many people who want to help you down the road, to just get started. So I want to tap into that in an organized fashion.
The idea for the network had been around for some time, and Richt was just searching for a name for it. When Oliver died, it was decided to dedicate the network to him.
When Paul died, I think that weighed heavily on Coach Richts heart, Williams said. He really wanted to do something special for the guys.
Losing hope
Richt sat in a private room at his office this summer. His voice lowered.
Paul, somewhere along the way, lost hope, he said.
Oliver never called Richt looking for help. Richt doesnt want to presume that the inability to find work was the reason for his depression. But Richt sensed that any man with a wife and kids would feel pressure to provide.
Its one of the things that I believe God has ordained us to do, is to provide and protect for our families, Richt said. When youre not able to do that, your ego takes a beating, or however you want to say it.
The coach took a deep breath.
I dont want any one of our guys to feel like, I dont know where to go, I dont know where to turn, he said.
There will be cynics who argue that this will help Richt with recruiting, that it can help his good-guy image and encourage players to go to Georgia.
Richt himself brought up that side of it.
I can promise you it doesnt have anything to do with recruiting, he said. Im sure it could help recruiting. But I can assure you Im doing this because I really care about these guys.
During the interview, former Georgia player Kareem Marshall called Richts cellphone.
Marshall played offensive line for Georgia from 2001-02, is interested in going back to school and sought out the help of his coach. The network is open to all Georgia lettermen, including those from the pre-Richt era.
This season will be Richts 14th as Georgias head coach. Hes only 54, and yet there is always speculation that he could walk away to pursue non-football measures.
But the Paul Oliver Network is just that, and Richt feels he can do more good by staying as the head coach at Georgia. It empowers him, because this is a major way he can make a difference on the job.
It fires me up, Richt said. Ive always had a greater purpose in coaching than trying to get a raise or trying to win a championship or coach a Heisman Trophy winner. I mean Ive been blessed to win championships, coach Heisman winners, All-Americans, national championships, ACC championships. I know we didnt do that at Georgia as a national champion. But you know, I experienced all that. And if thats all there is at the end its empty, unless you help these guys.
And thats what people misunderstand sometimes. Im highly motivated to win the national championship. But just because I care about them beyond football they think, Oh hes more worried about that than he is winning. No thats not true at all. Not true at all. I want to win, and were gonna do the best we can to try to win. But I feel like we truly are educators, and we truly have a responsibility to help these guys.
Then Richt, whose program signed 22 players this year, harkened back to the promises he makes to parents when he recruits their children.
How many moms have said to coaches, I cant teach them how to be a man, can you help me? I would say half or more. Its that situation, he said. So whos gonna help them?
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SISTER ACT is Broadway's feel-amazing musical comedy smash! The New York Post calls it "RIDICULOUSLY FUN," and audiences are jumping to their feet in total agreement! Featuring original music by 8-time Oscar® winner ALAN MENKEN (Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Little Shop of Horrors), SISTER ACT tells the story of Deloris Van Cartier, a wannabe diva whose life takes a surprising turn when she witnesses a crime and the cops hide her in the last place anyone would think to look—a convent! Under the suspicious watch of Mother Superior, Deloris helps her fellow sisters find their voices as she unexpectedly rediscovers her own. A sparkling tribute to the universal power of friendship, SISTER ACT is reason to REJOICE!
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Penn State student gains rep as squirrel whisperer
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — A Penn State student is gaining an Internet reputation as a "squirrel whisperer" for befriending, feeding and dressing up a furry little friend she has named "Sneezy. Full Story
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I plan on using this blog to alert you to new services the library has or, in this case, a trial of new features for an existing service. Not all the things I will be posting will be of equal interest to all program. For example, I think this announcement will be of particular interest to members of Design and Merchandizing and Fashion Design. I will be adding categories for all the programs as I post, so you can always navigate to your program using the categories links currently located on the left-hand side.
One of my colleagues, Tim Siftar, Education & iSchool Librarian, Goodwin Liaison, has arranged a trial for extra data sets for SimplyMaps, which provided access to demographic information. This trial is available the first three weeks of February.
If you think this may be of interest to you and your students, please take a look and let Tim or I know what you think.
Just log in at this link . You will be asked to create your own account. Choose a variable, then a location. You can also use the built in wizard.
A few examples of the types of information you can retrieve. You can click on each image to enlarge.
Percentage of people using "Goya" brand condiments, by census tract:
The number of population by census block group, overlaid with point locations of women's clothing retail stores (with example of point data displayed):
The sales potential for sporting goods, overlaid with sporting goods store locations:
There are several trial datasets described in more detail below with over 70,000 variables to explore. FYI - you may choose to export the underlying data in Excel format in addition to viewing it as a map.
PLEASE TRY THIS OUT while the trials are active in February and give us feedback so we can know whether to add any of these datasets on a permanent basis.
Tim Siftar email@example.com & Tom Ipri firstname.lastname@example.com
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"No, you can't deny women their basic rights and pretend it's about your "religious freedom." If you don't like birth control, don't use it. Religious freedom doesn't mean you can force others to live by your own beliefs."
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The Federal Office of Research Integrity (external link) has a library of resources online in regards to RCR.
For additional reading on this topic, Research Integrity recommends 'On Being a Scientist: A Guide to Responsible Conduct of Research' by the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering and Institute of Medicine. For a copy, please contact the Research Integrity Program.
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- Knox County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jim McIntyre said in a Thursday afternoon press conference that the teacher accused of the shooting at Inskip Elementary School cleared all background checks at his 2007 hiring.
Mark Stephen Foster, 48, a fourth grade teacher at the school is accused of shooting Principal Elisa Luna and Assistant Principal Amy Brace.
The superintendent said background checks consist of three parts: a fingerprint check with the FBI and TBI, a check with the state Department of Children's Services and a drug screening.
Foster cleared each check when he was initially hired as a substitute teacher in 2007.
Superintendent McIntyre said checks by the FBI or TBI would normally pick up any past criminal arrests or convictions. He added that references from other Knox County teachers were in Foster's personnel file.
The superintendent said the principal and assistant principal met with Foster Wednesday afternoon at school. During that meeting, he was told his contract would not be renewed for the next school year. He said that decision is to the principal's discretion.
Foster left the school office when the meeting was finished. The superintendent said there was no indication any problems would follow.
However, Foster is accused of returning to the office later when shots were fired.
According to the superintendent, Inskip administrators decided Wednesday there was no need for a school resource officer to attend the meeting with Foster.
The superintendent said most teachers stay in their classrooms until their contracts expire with no further issues. He also said there are strategies in place to deal with any problems that arise.
Police Chief Sterling Owen said officers seized a computer and a box that may be connected to the gun used in the shooting when they searched Foster's home Wednesday evening.
Chief Owen said officers arrived at the school Wednesday three minutes after the first 911 call and arrested Foster within 14 minutes.
Officers regularly practice response to incidents such as school shootings. But Chief Owen said when the incident involves someone who's authorized to be in the building, it's nearly impossible to stop.
In November 2009, the superintendent said the school system received an anonymous email claiming Foster was unstable and had past problems with law enforcement.
The school system's security office opened an investigation of the email claims, including a check with Anderson County, Dr. McIntyre said.
An investigator said they found that Foster's brother had filed an order of protection against him in Anderson County after Foster was hired in Knox County. However, that order was later dismissed for lack of proof.
The superintendent said investigators attempted to contact Oak Ridge Tool-Engineering Inc. CEO Terry Mullins about a 1995 incident when Foster threatened to kill him.
However, Dr. McIntyre said Mullins never returned calls from investigators and no criminal charges were filed in the incident.
An investigator said after Foster made the threats, Anderson County officers took him to a 90 minute mental evaluation when it was determined he was not an imminent threat. After that, Foster was allowed to go free.
The superintendent said officials have made many security enhancements during his tenure and they began speaking with liaisons from the police department and sheriff's office again Thursday on what more can be done to keep schools safe.
A plan is in the works for an Inskip community forum next week to respond to the shooting.
The superintendent has named Inskip Elementary reading coach Jamie Snyder as the school's interim principal.
Luna and Brace are hospitalized at UT Medical Center.
Foster was arraigned Thursday morning in the Knox County Detention Facility on two counts of attempted first degree murder and a charge of unlawful possession of a weapon on school property with intent to go armed.
His bond was set at $1.005 million.
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Just 27 words: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
Just 27 words. But good grief, can you think of anything else that has brought such carnage to this nation?
Now 26 killed, 20 of them children, and the nation mourns and wonders what could have been done to keep a Bushmaster AR-15 from a demented man. Probably not much, because every time sane gun control is proposed, these 27 words are worshiped as if they are from the Sermon On The Mount.
One individual with a gun is not a militia — millions of individuals owning millions of guns are definitely not a well regulated militia. We have well regulated militias: the police, State Patrol, National Guard, the military.
Many years ago there was the 18th Amendment (prohibition.) Because of unintended consequences, it was repealed by the 21st Amendment and replaced by state and federal laws governing alcohol.
In my opinion, we desperately need to do the same with these 27 words.


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Former Missouri Tigers tight end Michael Egnew was impressive in drills during the 2012 NFL Scouting Combine on Saturday. The 6'5, 252-pounder recorded a 36 inch vertical jump and a 10 feet, 11 inch broad jump to lead his position. He came in third in the 40-yard dash with a time of 4.53 seconds. James Hanna out of Oklahoma won the 40 with a 4.42-second run. He tied Egnew in the vertical and took third with a 10-2 broad jump.
Top 5 in 40-yard dash
James Hanna, Oklahoma: 4.42 second
Ladarius Green, Missouri: 4.47
Michael Egnew, Missoui: 4.53
Evan Rodriguez, Temple: 4.56
Deangelo Peterson, LSU: 4.65
Top 5 in vertical jump
Egnew: 36 inches
Hanna: 36
Peterson: 36
Rodriguez: 36
Drake Dunsmore, Northwestern: 35.5
Top 5 in broad jump
Egnew: 10 feet, 11 inches
Green: 10-4
Hanna: 10-2
Emil Igwenagu, Massachusetts: 10-1
Peterson: 10-1
You can check out the full results courtesy of the NFL's official Combine tracker
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his firmly tannic wine boasts solid structure and density. It has powerful concentration, due to very low yields. The fruit is ripe, driven by notes of black plum and berry. This is a wine with a long-term future.
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Currants and blackberries, with licorice and flowers. Full and firm, with silky tannins and a pretty finish.
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This has a crunchy feel, with brambly acidity and an energetic core of damson plum, red currant, lilac and chalk. Stays refreshing through the finish, showing a pleasant austerity and fine length. Drink now through 2022.
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Oaky nose - sweet char and spice covering ripe black fruit. Oaky char on the palate is dominant at the moment but the freshness is there under the surface.
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Floral-infused blue and red fruits along with crushed rock, damp earth and forest notes combine in this medium-bodied, accessible wine, which can be drunk now or cellared for 12-15 years.
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Not to be confused with Les Ormes de Pez, the Château De Pez is actually the oldest domaine in St-Estèphe. The Pontac family, who also created Haut-Brion, gave the domaine its vineyards back in the 15th century. The estate now has 59 acres under vine, dominated by Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Majority of football clubs in South of Scotland voted against changes
ITV Border has learnt that three out of the four clubs in the South of Scotland voted against plans to form a single league in Scotland.
Annan Athletic, Stranraer FC and Berwick Rangers voted against the proposals at a meeting today.
Only Queen of the South voted in favour from this region
The plans were passed by 23 votes to six amongst the lower league clubs. But because it needed a 75 percent majority, the proposals were actually carried by a single vote.
– Iain Dougan, Vice-chairman Stranraer FC
It's supposed to be a 42 club solution but it does nothing for the clubs in the third and second division either financially, voting-wise or structurally. We feel clubs from the lower two divisions have been pushed aside. We will be, at best, financially no better off.


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Dust mites are microscopic organisms that can live throughout homes and schools. The mites and their waste products thrive in the following:
Bedding and pillows
Upholstered furniture
Stuffed toys
Fabric-covered items
Dust mites thrive in warm, humid conditions and feed on the shed scales of human skin. The waste products of the dust mite are what produce allergic reactions and asthma. The best way to prevent dust mites is to limit your child's exposure. Be sure to pay special attention to the bedroom, especially the mattress and pillows. Ways to decrease dust mite exposure include the following:
Beds. Every bed in your house should have a wooden or metal frame. Do not allow your child to sleep on a couch, sofa, or hide-a-bed. If your child has asthma and sleeps in a bunk bed, he or she should sleep on the top bunk.
Mattress and box spring. Place all mattresses and box springs in a zippered, dust-proof cover and tape over the zippers with electrical or duct tape.
Pillows. Encase pillows in zippered, dust-proof covers. Pillows should be made of Dacron or other synthetic fiber. Do not use foam, feather, or "Down" pillows.
Bedding. Avoid wool or down blankets. Wash all bedding (sheets, pillowcases, blankets) in hot water. Cold water will not kill the dust mites. Dry all clothes and bedding in the dryer to avoid pollen sticking to them when on a clothesline.
Floor coverings. If possible, remove wall-to-wall carpeting. If not, vacuum the carpet frequently (at least twice a week). If your child has asthma, vacuum only when your child is away and will not return to the room for several hours after you have finished. Substitute multilayered vacuum bags for regular single layer bags. Small, washable cotton rugs may be used if washed often. Wood, tile, or vinyl flooring without a rug is best, and should be mopped at least weekly.
Furnace (heating). Electric or gas heat is recommended. Do not use wood stoves or kerosene heaters. Change the air filters on the furnace every month. Cover all furnace outlets in the room with special filters or cover the outlets with 10 thicknesses of cheesecloth or muslin. This will catch dust in the furnace air. Change the cheesecloth when it gets dusty underneath (about every two weeks).
Stuffed animals. Limit the number of stuffed animals to two or three. Keep all stuffed animals off the bed and wash them about once a month to remove dust mite allergens. Stuffed animals can also be put in a hot dryer for 20 minutes to remove dust mites.
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LAGRANGE — Phyllis L. Meyer, 94, died Tuesday at Miller's Merry Manor, LaGrange.
On July 17, 1937, she married Allen A. Meyer in LaGrange. He died June 28, 1992.
Friends may call Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Frurip-May Funeral Home, LaGrange, where services will take place Saturday at 11 a.m.
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Luxury Beach House Pool /Spa /Fantastic Views in Virginia Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Croatan Beach
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$ 3,500 - $ 4,650 / month
vacation rental description
Welcome to this very private, luxurious, Mediterranean Villa inspired, 3500 sq ft Beach home with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.Located in the very private and exclusive neighborhood of Croatan. One street back from the ocean, and a very short waik to beach access. This home has recently undergone extensive upgrades and improvements such as new furniture, flat screen tv/dvd, new pool filter, top of the line bedding and linens all maintained to the highest standards. You and your family and friends can enjoy complete privacy within the 5' security wall surrounding the in ground pool /patio area.Luxuriate in the Hot Tub on the roof top deck while taking in the breathtaking views of the Atlantic ocean. After a day at the beach, relax poolside or in the two very comfotable living rooms featuring HD tv.Cook at home in the gourmet fully equipped kitchen or enjoy a dinner out at the many nearby resturants that meet any budget. A short walk to one of the best/lifeguarded beaches on the East Coast. The famous Boardwalk Resort Strip and Virginia Beach Fishing center are within 1 mile walking or biking distance. The Virginia Marine Science Museum and Ocean Breeze Fun Park are also within a mile of the property.
Amenities abound in this finely appointed home:
- Professionly landscaped gardens surround the home with an in ground pool, built in Grill and Cooking area lounge/patio furniture, enclosed outdoor shower and arbor shaded dinning table. Parking in private driveway for 6 cars.
3 stop Elevator.
3 outdoor spiral staircases leading from pool area to each of the large decks up to the roof top deck.
1st Floor consists of 1 Bedroom with Queen Bed . One full bath off bedroom. Large family room with Flat screen TV, cozy couches wet bar and wine cooler leads to outdoor pool area.
2nd Floor : Master Bedroom with Queen Bed, chaise lounger, spacious closet LCD tv/dvd. Master Bath with Jetted Tub and twin shower heads in large glass block enclosed shower. Large deck off master bedroom with bistro table and 4 chairs and hammock. Bedroom #3 has full size bed with twin bed over top lcd tv/dvd Bedroom #4 has queen bed LCD tv/dvd. Full bathroom for bedrooms #3 & 4. Laundry room with new Front Loading washer, dryer and laundry sink.
3rd Floor: Great room with HDTV, surround sound system. Dining room seating for 8-10 . Full gourmet kitchen with eat at bar for 4. Stainless steel appliances and all the utensils for a great meal at home. Office with built in desk and internet connection. Sitting room and 1/2 bath. Large deck with table and chairs for dining outside.
Roof top deck: Large 8 person Hut Tub with loungers, and chairs. Great Ocean Views.
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house rental amenities
Pool and large lounging area with covered outdoor grill and cooking area.
Hot Tub
2 Gas grills, One for pool area and one on the 3rd floor deck off kitchen.
Satellite TVs Dvd players in 2 family rooms and all bedrooms, home theater in 3rd floor great room. Large office on 3rd floor with wifi con. and printer
3 Stop elevator
Large decks off each level of home for outdoor living space
2 Gas fire places , one in each family room (Winter/Fall only)
Air Conditioning
Ceiling fans in all bedrooms and family rooms
Security Fence and gate
Beach Cart
Beach Chairs/Umbrella
No Pets
Non Smoking Home
Internet/Hi speed wifi connection
activities and attractions in Virginia Beach Virginia
Ride bikes/walk to boardwalk
Williamsburg/Busch Gardens
Charter a sightseeing boat
Va. Marine Science Museum
Visit Norfolk/Chrysler Museum Nauticus
JetSki Rental
Virginia Marine Science Museum
Ocean Breeze Fun park
Seashore state park 64th Street
First Landing State Park
Fort Story Lighthouse
Edgar Cayce Foundation
Life Saving Museum
Restuarants and dock side pubs
vacation rental rates
In season May 23 2015-Sept 5 2015 ......4650.00 per week
Value post season Sept 5 2014-Sept 30 2014 ....3500.00 per week
Rates include linens. Pool and spa cleaning twice a week
Minimum one week stay only. Saturday to Saturday
Off season monthly rental @ 3500.00 per month (3 month minimum)
stephen failla 757-675-6036
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Virginia Beach
- Swim
- Surfing
- Fishing
- Boating
- Sight seeing
Top things to do on a budget
- just relax
- beachcombing
- free nature trails
- view fighter jets @ OCEANA BASE
- tennis
Top things to do with a family
- Ocean Breeze Fun park
- Virginia Marine Science Museum
- State Parks
- parasail
- rent jetskis
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The Giants have added WR Mario Manningham to the injury list with a concussion. His status for Sunday's game against the Bears is unknown.
Manningham will not practice Wednesday and will continue to undergo further medical testing, head coach Tom Coughlin said. The injury occurred in Sunday's loss to the Titans.
"He really appeared to be fine Monday when we saw him," Coughlin said. "We didn't expect that there would be any slowdown in his performance today in practice. There was, so hopefully we can do the tests again and see how that comes out, but we're a little bit surprised that there's an issue here."
The Giants would vault rookie Victor Cruz to the No. 3 role if Manningham can't play.
C Shaun O'Hara also remains a question mark as he deals with an Achilles injury. Coughlin thought O'Hara might be able to play this week but now is unsure.
The way we see it
Manningham leads the Giants in receiving yards with 238 and is second to teammate Steve Smith with 14 receptions. He has been a bigger part of the passing offense than expected, often lined up against opponents' nickel backs. Cruz had a nice preseason, but it would be tough for him to match Manningham's production so far.
O'Hara would be a big loss if he missed multiple games. He and QB Eli Manning work well hand in hand and he's as sure as they come at center.


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News Summary: Pfizer disputes lawsuit over Zoloft
(AP) - RARE CASE: A federal lawsuit claims popular antidepressant Zoloft has no more benefit than a dummy pill, so patients who took it should be reimbursed for their costs.
OPPOSING VIEWS: Lawyer Brent Wisner says Zoloft shouldn't have been approved because there wasn't enough evidence it works. Zoloft maker Pfizer and several psychiatry experts say studies and two decades of use by patients show the pill is effective.
COMPLEX SCIENCE: It's hard to exactly measure an antidepressant's value. Most patients need to try a few to find one that works for them, and they help patients with severe depression the most.
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Runner at the coming Saturday's race will be asked to wear a sticker, that shows a blue and yellow ribbon, with the title "Running for Boston." The sticker includes the number "26.2" on the blue part of the ribbon.
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Guinness World Record Using Solar Ovens
The most cookies baked in one hour using solar ovens is 1,225, achieved by Miami Country Day School (USA), in Miami, Florida, USA, on 20 April 2012.
The cookies were cooked by students, parents and teachers in an event organized by student Matthew Cohen to honor Earth Day. The cookies were donated to the Feeding South Florida food bank and the ovens were donated to Help Brings Hope to Haiti. Fifty Global Sun Ovens® and two Villager Sun Ovens® were used to bake the cookies. Photos: http://powerfromthesun.us/
Baking Cookies in the Sun Oven® in January
is a cookie recipe floating around Facebook that has no wheat or added sugar. I had three really ripe bananas that desperately needed to be used so I thought I'd give the recipe a try. The sun was shining, mostly, with an air temperature of 35º F, so we set up our SunOven®.
3 mashed bananas (ripe)
1/3 cup apple sauce
2 cups oats
1/4 cup coconut (or almond) milk
1/2 cup raisins
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp cinnamon
chocolate chips (optional)
Stir together and place on parchment paper on cookie racks that come with the oven
Bake at 350º for 15-20 minutes
The oven temperature dropped while I was stacking the racks, so I cooked them for forty minutes, which allowed time for the oven to get back to temperature. Yummy! Bet you can't eat just one.
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Solar Breakfast Bars
Here's a good way to take your oatmeal on the go. These breakfast bars are sweet enough even without any added sugar, but I might sneak a little maple syrup into my next batch.
Sun Oven Baked Oatmeal Bars
(adapted for the Sun Oven from Hillbilly Recipes)
3 medium ripe bananas
2 cups old-fashioned oats
1/3 cup unsweetened apple sauce
1/4 cup almond milk
1/2 cup raisins
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
Set Sun Oven out to preheat. Line a baking pan with parchment paper, set aside.
In a large bowl, mash the bananas with a potato masher or fork. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Spread the mixture evenly in the prepared baking pan.
Bake in the Sun Oven until firm and starting to brown, about 40 minutes. Cool in the pan on a rack for 10 minutes. Use the parchment paper to lift it out of the pan. Let cool completely before cutting into 16 bars.
Lighter Solar Treats for the New Year
Perfect for this time of year when just about everyone is trying to shed a few pounds, these bar cookies are a lighter twist on one of my favorite solar baked goodies. The more decadent version can be found here.
Sun Oven Raspberry Bars
(adapted for the Sun Oven from Weight Watchers In One Pot Cookbook)
2 cups whole wheat flour
1/2 cup light brown sugar, packed
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup walnuts, finely chopped
1 large egg
1/4 cup canola oil
Macaroons Made Easy
I try to keep almonds and candied cherries in the pantry just so I can make a batch of these macaroons whenever I have a craving for them.
Sun Oven Almond Macaroons
1 cup whole almonds, blanched
2/3 cup sugar
1 large egg white
Solar Baked Maple Cookies
Normally I would use a maple leaf shaped cutter for these cookies but the shamrock seemed more appropriate for this time of year.
Sun Oven Maple Cookies
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened
Solar Spicy Molasses Cookies
When baking cookies in the Sun Oven there are three things to keep in mind: adjust the tilt of the Sun Oven before putting the cookies in the cooking chamber, use rimmed baking sheets, and set a timer. Due to the high fat content of cookies they can easily slide off the pans. Getting the leveling tray as flat as possible and a rimmed baking sheet (or the rim of the dehydrating racks) will stop that from happening. The cooking time is short enough that you won't have to readjust the tilt while they're baking. The fat content also make cookies one of the few foods that can burn in the Sun Oven. A timer will solve that problem. You don't need the dehydrating rakes to bake drop cookies but they make it a lot easier.
Sun Oven Molasses Cookies
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
Solar Breakfast Bars
Now that we live in the L.A. area long commutes are becoming a part of life. What should be a 20 minute trip can take an hour (on a good day) or more. Easy to eat, fun snacks like these oatmeal bars help make sitting in traffic a little more bearable. This recipe is pretty basic. It can be jazzed up with mix-ins such as chocolate chips, chopped nuts, or dried fruit.
3 cups old-fashioned oats
2/3 cup whole-wheat flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup vegetable oil
1 egg, beaten
Yummy Solar Cookies
Bar cookies are always a good choice for Sun Oven baking because the whole batch will easily fit in the cooking chamber in one go. Removing this batch was a little tricky. I was struggling to get a grip on the pan until I realized it was much easier to just remove the leveling tray and lift it out with the pan still on it.
Solar Apricot Squares
Almond Crust
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/3 cup blanched almonds, finely ground
1/4 cup sugar
Apricot Topping
Maple, Raisins, and Sun
A cross between a cookie and a cake these maple syrup infused bars go well with an nice cup of tea. It's another Weight Watchers recipe. I've been using a lot of those lately. It must be January.
Sun Oven Maple-Glazed Bars
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole-wheat flour
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Eggnog Cake
Hands-On Time: 10min
Cook Time: 1h
Ready In: 1h 10min
Yield: 8-10
This beautiful cake tastes wonderfully reminiscent of the quintessential holiday beverage it was named after. Your guests will never guess that it is made from a cake mix, and because it is finished only with a dusting of powdered sugar, it makes for an incredibly fast and simple dessert.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Butter and flour a standard Bundt pan (or use cooking spray that contains flour). Don't skip this step or you'll have a sticky mess on your hands.
- Combine all ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Beat for four minutes, on medium speed with an electric mixer.
- Pour into prepared pan and bake for 45-55 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean.
- Cool 10 minutes and invert onto a cooling rack and cool completely. Dust with powdered sugar and serve.
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The city will be the site for the 2013 LGBT Media Journalists Convening, Feb. 22-24.
The event, now in its fourth year, is made possible through a grant from the Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund, administered by the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association.
Bil Browning, founder and editor-in-chief of The Bilerico Project, the largest LGBT group blog on the Web, said this is the first year that a host of cities were "clamoring" to host the Convening.
"Philly put together the best package," Browning said. "My goal is always to get as many people to the Convening as possible and with some of the great perks Philly had to offer, I think we'll probably nearly double our attendance."
Last year's event drew about 40 participants, and Browning expects about 70 invitees to turn out for the 2013 Convening.
Comcast will host the Friday-night dinner at the top of its Comcast Tower, and the city, through the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Campaign, will sponsor a Saturday-night meetup for the participants and their readers. The weekend will also include an appearance by special guest Mayor Michael Nutter.
Before guests leave Sunday, GPTMC will host a free sightseeing tour of historic Philadelphia, followed by a brunch.
Browning said the final activity is expected to be a hit with guests.
"Our attendees usually fly out Sunday morning but a lot have complained that they don't have the chance to see the host city enough, so the folks at the Philly tourism bureau had the great idea of doing the tour and brunch," he said. "Most people who have responded so far haven't been to Philly before so they're very excited."
The first Convening, held in New York City, only had about 20 attendees, as a blizzard hit that weekend. The event has grown each year, as has the makeup of online writers — with about two-thirds of the guests expected to be from the blogosphere.
Browning said organizers will bring in a number of top professionals to lead discussions on reporting LGBT issues.
"We want to be able to inform reporters' writing," he said. "To give them sources to get quotes, to give them background information on the things going on inside the social-justice struggle. We try to get the best in the field to address the journalists, and a lot of times these aren't people they've had access to. These are issues that they often write about regularly but a lot feel like they don't know enough to go in-depth, and we want them to be able to go in-depth if they so choose."
This year's theme is "Coalition Building," with topics to include aging, immigration, race relations and the labor movement.
Browning, who comes from a union family, said issues that are often considered mainstream have LGBT components, which LGBT media members and their readers should appreciate.
"Whenever I write about labor issues, it's interesting to see how some readers react by saying that this isn't our issue. The first sexual-orientation protections came from union contracts, and the first gender-identity protections came from union contracts. In places where there are no government protections for LGBT workers, their legal protections often come from union contracts," he said. "You see the same thing in immigration rights. The [effort to pass immigration bill the DREAM Act is] largely driven by gays and lesbians, young people. These aren't just issues that should be one group's priority but all of our priorities. That's the beauty of the LGBT community; we are involved in so many different areas of life, there's not one type of person who's gay. It's time we started paying attention to that."


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A man was shot and killed in northwest Atlanta on Wednesday afternoon, according to police.The man was shot in the chest in his car at an apartment complex on Rock Street around 2:45 p.m. The car careened down a hill and crashed into a curb.A woman who was in the car was injured when the airbags deployed. She was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital, where she was listed in stable in stable condition.FOX 5's Julia Reynolds said that the man and the woman, who were said to be in their 20s, did not live at the apartment complex. Police are continuing to investigate the shooting.
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The Apex boys and the Green Hope girls won team titles Saturday in the annual Seahawk Invitational cross country championships at UNC Wilmington.
The Apex boys upended 2012 state 4A champion Broughton 79-103. Apex's Mihret Coulter (15 minutes, 55 seconds) was second behind Southern Alamance's Collin Loy (15:44). Broughton's Jeremy Brown was third (15:59).
Ryan Speer of North Raleigh Christian and Chris O'Brien of Raleigh Charter both ran 16:00.
The Green Hope girls, the reigning 4A state champions, placed five runners among the top 21 finishers to win the team title ahead of second-place Charlotte Providence 72-105.
Providence's Grace Sullivan was the individual champion in 18:27. Elly Henes was Green Hope's first finisher, taking ninth. The Falcons' Katie Tomasi, Kelly Fitzgerald, Theresa Enright and Savannah Lips were Nos. 13, 14, 15 and 21.
The area's top girls' runner was Carrboro's fifth-place Maysa Araba.
Linker honored: East Chapel Hill High tennis coach Lindsey Linker has been selected for induction into the N.C. Tennis Hall of Fame. The ceremony for Linker and Lawson Duncan of Asheville will be held in January.
Linker built a 294-39 record and coached two teams to N.C. High School Athletic Association titles in 10 years at Chapel Hill High before moving to East Chapel Hill in 1998.
She has a 587-62 record at East Chapel Hill and has coached 14 NCHSAA dual-team champions. Ten of her players have won NCHSAA individual state titles.
She will be inducted into the NCHSAA Hall of Fame in April.
Millbrook Hall: Millbrook High will induct former athletes, teams and families as its second class into its sports hall of fame on Oct.18 at halftime of its football game against Wakefield.
The former athletes being inducted are golfer Andrew Sapp (1989); football wide receiver Bucky Brooks (1989); hurdler Larry Harrington (1989); basketball and soccer standout Michelle Massey (2002); four-sport standout Kenny Garrett (1960); soccer keeper Casey Prince (1997); football and track athlete Andy Schmidt (1988); and 12-letter winner Whitey Wade. (1957)
Danny Wilkins (1972) coached the Millbrook girls to the 1989 state title and the boys to the 1994 crown. The '89 girls and the '94 boys soccer teams also will be inducted.
The families being recognized are George and Chris Lortz and Burton and Michelle Horwitz and their children.
Cougar shines: Former Wake Forest High baseball standout Mac Williamson is having quite a year with the San Francisco Giants' San Jose club. He led his team in batting average (.292), RBIs (89), runs (94), hits (152) and home runs (25).
Bengals have a coach: Fuquay-Varina is adding boys' lacrosse and has picked up Jack Bogwicz, who was the NCHSAA boys' lacrosse Conference 2 Coach of the Year at Green Hope last season, as coach.
The NCHSAA has special conferences for lacrosse because participation is sporadic throughout the state. The lacrosse conferences are expected to be announced this week.
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Our lifestyle, home and design expert Lindee Katdare shows us a great meal idea to make Father's Day extra special.
Black Bean Enchiladas
1 small onion, chopped
1 small green pepper, chopped
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 large garlic clove, minced
1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
3/4 cup organic corn
1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
2 tablespoons of taco seasoning (see recipe)
10 whole wheat tortillas (8 inches)
*fills one casserole dish
1 can organic enchilada sauce
1 cup shredded monterey jack or cheddar cheese
Greek yogurt
fresh cilantro
green onions
diced tomatoes
In a large skillet, saute the onion, green pepper and mushrooms in oil until crisp tender.
Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the beans, corn, chilies, taco seasoning
cook for 2-3 minutes or until heated through.
Spoon 1/2 cup bean mixture down the center of each tortilla. Roll up and place seam
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Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 6 enchiladas.
Garnish with one scoop of Greek yogurt, green onions, fresh cilantro and tomatoes.
Taco Seasoning
1 tablespoon chili powder
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon onion powder
1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
In a small bowl, mix together chili powder, garlic powder, onion powder,
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2 1/2- 3 ounces rye whisky
2 dashes Peychaud's bitters
Lemon peel
In an Old-Fashioned glass full of ice, mix simple syrup with a few drops Peychauds bitters. drop of lemon and the rye whiskey,
Stir well and strain into a second, chilled, Old-Fashioned glass in which you have rolled around a few drops of absinthe pouring off the excess. Garnish with a twist of lemon peel.
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La Jolla High students renovate school garden
After the seeds were planted, the rows were watered to allow the fertilizer to seep in.
By Giovanni Moujaes
Before the Thanksgiving break, students from Howard Tenenbaum's environmental science class worked on fixing up the La Jolla High School garden.
The garden is on a narrow strip of land surrounded by a concrete wall on Rushville Street at the end of the football field.
Originally, the garden was created as a scout project and had a wide assortment of fruits, vegetables, and herbs. However, once the project was completed, it was not tended to and a large portion died as a result of a weed infestation.
Incorporating gardening into his lesson, Tenenbaum said he decided to take his 2 AP environmental science classes and conduct an experiment with different fertilizers and seeds to see what would grow best in this environment. The goal of the project was to teach students to appreciate the hard work that it takes to produce food and to realize that a farmer's job isn't easy.
Tenenbaum said he plans to continue to take his classes to the garden throughout the year and get it back to its lively state.
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The Government Faces Challenges to Disposing of Unneeded Buildings
Published: Feb 10, 2011. Publicly Released: Feb 10, 2011.
Electronic Records Archive:
National Archives Needs to Strengthen Its Capacity to Use Earned Value Techniques to Manage and Oversee Development
Published: Jan 13, 2011. Publicly Released: Feb 4, 2011.
2010 Census:
Key Efforts to Include Hard-to-Count Populations Went Generally as Planned; Improvements Could Make the Efforts More Effective for Next Census
Published: Dec 14, 2010. Publicly Released: Dec 14, 2010.
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Follow-up Should Reduce Coverage Errors, but Effects on Demographic Groups Need to Be Determined
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Data Collection Operations Were Generally Completed as Planned, but Long-standing Challenges Suggest Need for Fundamental Reforms
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Navy's Proposed Dual Award Acquisition Strategy for the Littoral Combat Ship Program
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Legislation Needed to Address Key Challenges
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Office of the Federal Detention Trustee's (OFDT) Cost Estimation Methods Reflect Features of Best Practices, but Processes Could be Enhanced
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Better Planning, Oversight, and Courtroom Sharing Needed to Address Future Costs
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