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METHUEN — Last week, the MSPCA-Nevins Farm seized 65 birds from a single-family home in Lawrence.
A hoarder, whose identity is not being released, kept cockatiels, parrots, doves and finches in a crowded, enclosed porch with poor ventilation and heat. In addition to being hungry and cold, the birds had sores when they were surrendered to the MSPCA.
But now many of them are finding comfort in new homes.
Twenty-two of the birds have been adopted already, MSCPA officials said. Another nine are set to be adopted, and 34 birds are still looking for homes, the officials said.
"The Nevins Farm team won't rest until all of them are in new homes," said MSCPA spokesman Rob Halpin.
While the birds were living in inappropriate and unsanitary conditions, they seem to be doing well now, Halpin said.
"The birds were ravenous when they arrived at Nevins Farm," he said.
Unfortunately, hoarding is something the MSPCA has a lot of experience with.
"We see a lot of cases where people hoard cats, this was one of the rare times when it involved birds," Director Mike Keiley said.
However there have been other cases of small animal hoarding. In November 2013, 33 guinea pigs were surrendered after living in an overcrowded home in New Hampshire. And 71 birds were taken in on a single day in February 2012.
"When people start to hoard, that is usually a sign that some mental issues might be going on and they need help," Keiley said. "If they don't get help, the issue continues to repeat itself."
While hoarders may think they are helping animals by providing some kind of home, the truth is that hoarders are hurting all of the animals in their care.
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In a world that can be self-centered and not always the nicest, it's reassuring to see there is some holiday spirit!
Recently, a Georgia man and his family were walking through a parking lot and noticed a lost wallet laying on the ground. After picking it up and taking a peek inside, he found a note written by the owner. The note in the leather Minnesota Twins wallet had the name, his home address and the school that the first grade boy attended.
Rather than just sending it back to the boy in the mail, Eric Arnold, from Macon, Georgia, decided to pack it with a little extra holiday mystery and Christmas cheer. He included a letter, direct from "the desk of Santa at the North Pole"!
Though some people were concerned that the little first-grade boy might not celebrate Christmas and the letter from Santa might be offensive to him or his parents, the man who found the wallet and inserted the "Santa note" said,
Santa is real and all around us. Be a random act of kindness and see what kind of Santa you could be..
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The Madison County coroner has reported that the man shot outside an apartment complex Wednesday afternoon has died as a result of his injuries.
Major Jim Cooke with the Madison Police Department said there are four scenes possibly involved in the investigation, and between 2-4 suspects based on witness accounts.
Officials said Bradley Hayes was shot outside the Carrington Cove Apartments after 1 p.m. Wednesday, and was transported to Huntsville Hospital in serious condition. Officials at Carrington Cove released a memo to their residents stating that the individuals involved are not residents of the complex. Madison Police said this is the first shooting they've had in the city in years.
"Of course we train for that, and this is our first shooting in several years. We are prepared to handle any type of investigation in the city," said Cooke.
The sight of police cars and news of the violence scared people who live in the complex they called quiet.
"I would describe this area as you can walk wherever you want to," said Jameka Grinder. "I think this is a pretty friendly neighborhood I wouldn't think anything like this could happen."
Late Wednesday night, the coroner confirmed that the man who was shot had died.
Friends of Hayes said he was a young, easygoing guy and wouldn't normally be involved in something like this. Kirsten Moore said, "He was a very good person, he wouldn't hurt anybody. I don't even think he'd be in an argument, I never heard him argue with anybody or anything."
The shooting is still under investigation.
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If you have a question, ask! Pro jazz pianists in the forums want to help you out, but you need to ask if you want answers. The best answers always come from your own discussions.
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Part 4 - My Way - Jazz Pianist - Video Blog, 12/09/2007, 22:48:26
Part 4 of my way to becoming a jazz pianist. It is christmas time, so I played a few christmas tunes and gave a little "present". My free website to learn the circle of fifths. Enjoy and have a peaceful holiday season.
Just in between, 11/17/2007, 02:47:59
Long time no posting...
Several reasons for this:
1) I was busy creating a website for learning the circle of fifths. Take a look at
2) Summer was very busy with lots of friends visiting, so no time to play. Since 1st of October I'm practising regularly again. With a top of 11h 45min 2 weeks ago :)
3) It is hard to simultainously play, sing the notes, count and foot action to stay in rhythm, never did that before...
4) I wrote an e-mail to Oscar Peterson if I could get a personalised signed picture. He probably didn't answer himself, but I never got a nicer response and it should arrive in around 3 weeks. Already thinking about framing :)
Just a short in between message before I post another video. ~Jan
Video Blog Part 3, 02/25/2007, 20:08:35
Part 3 of my video blog about learning Jazz Piano:
Comments are most appreciated. You can also check it out at my myspace account:
Thanks for watching and now go and practise ;-)
Video blog part 2, 11/06/2006, 22:44:36
Hello again,
video blog part 2 online at:
The last 2 weeks I was searching for a jazz piano teacher in exchange for creating a website. I tried several websites but couldn't find someone. If you know one, please let me know :)
Otherwise I will spend the next 2 weeks with working out a schedule to teach myself... Lot's of good material to be found on the Internet and especially here. Once I worked my way through the site, how it works, I have to admit pretty impressive. Hopefully more people will use the master classes section and critisize.
So far I'm learning theory, scales and circle of fifth's. In addition I played for the first time in my life with a band, although it was band in a box. I had to see that I'm totally off rhythm and therefore have to memorize what I play to not having to read anymore.
Talk to you again in two weeks. Yours, Jan
Start of my video blog, 10/23/2006, 12:19:16
Please check out the start of my video blog about learning Jazz Piano:
Thanks for your time and please let me know what you think.
Yours, Jan
Looking for a teacher in exchange for website, 10/22/2006, 00:33:29
I can offer to create a website for you and teach you how to maintain it.
In return I would like to get advice on where to start, which exercises to do, what to memorize. A teacher telling me what to do, would be most appreciated.
You find the contact information in my profile. Hope to meet you soon. Yours, Jan
My road to playing without sheet music., 10/20/2006, 22:07:57
Start of my weblog: My road to playing without sheet music!
Ok, after I put up my introductional message in the forum, I looked a bit deeper what this website has to offer and found this:
Jazz Lessons
Welcome to the world of jazz. Before you get started you need to think about a few things and be prepared in a few ways.
* You should be able to play all of the major scales
(No idea about that, put that on my list)
* You should have a rudimentary understanding of harmony
(I'm the master of rudimentary understanding, also on my list)
* You should be able to read music in both clefs
(No problem)
* You should be able to play from sheet music if necessary
(Yep, pretty ok on that)
* You should also have a minimum of six hours per week to practice. We all know that it doesn't come overnight.
(I will try harder, also on my list)
So after reading this I searched the web and found this site: http://www.musictheory.net/
Please let me know if this is a good start together with the other websites I found:
All suggestions are of course most welcome :)
Yours, Jan


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Even though the Police Chief's role is administrative, some folks have mixed reactions about the Mayor wearing two hats now.
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Acquisition of Narratives in L2
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Regarding query: http://www.linguistlist.org/issues/17/17-706.html#1
Hi everybody, here is my summary of the answers to my query about
1)studies of narrative development in an L2 along the lines of cohesion/
coherence/ story grammar
2)such studies in an immersion context.
I. The overall conclusion: Even though there are abundant studies of this
type for many L1s, there is scarce material on L2 narrative acquisition. As
one of the contributors said, it is probably more worthwhile to look at
studies done in bilingualism. The most promising collection of papers in
this area is: Verhoeven, Ludo & Strömquist, Sven (eds.), 2001. Narrative
development in a multilingual context. Amsterdam, Philadelphia: John Benjamins.
II. Here are some other articles and books I have been directed to, which
sound promising. I have not yet been able to confirm to what extent each
one contributes to the topic, so here goes the complete list:
Aarssen, Jeroen. (1996). Relating events in two languages: Acquisition of
cohesive devices by Turkish-Dutch bilingual children at school age.
Tilburg:Tilburg University Press.
Francis, Norbert, 2000. An examination of written expression in bilingual
students' "non-academic" language: Assessment of sense of story structure
and interlinguistic transfer. International Journal of Applied Linguistics,
10 (2), 27-58.
Francis, Norbert, 2001. Géneros orales y estilos de narrative: El desarollo
de la competencia discursive. Estudios de Lingüística Aplicada, 33, 71-92.
Francis, Norbert, 2003. Language interaction in Náhuatl discourse: The
influence of Spanish in child and adult narratives. Language, Culture and
Curriculum, 16 (1), 1-17.
Rubio, Fernando, 2003. Structure and complexity of oral narratives in
advanced level Spanish: a comparison of three learning backgrounds.''
Foreign Language Annals (Special Issue) 36, 4 537-45.
Verhoeven, L. (1991) Language acquisition. In Hendrik Boeschoten and Ludo
Verhoeven. (Eds.) Turkish linguistics today. Leiden: E. J. Brill.
Wieler, Petra, 2005. Narratives Lernen in medialen und anderen Kontexten.
Freiburg, Breisgau: Filibach.
III. Of interest might also be studies with a focus on the acquisition of
Francis, Norbert, 2005. Bilingual children's writing: self-correction and
revision of written narratives in Spanish and Nahuatl. Linguistics and
Education 16, 74-92.
_________, 2006. The development of secondary discourse ability and
metalinguistic awareness in second language learners. International Journal
of Applied Linguistics, 16 (1), 37-60.
IV. To find out more about the topic in general, the bibliography of Berman
& Slobin 1994 is recommended:
Berman, R. A. & Slobin, D. I. (1994). Relating events in narrative: A
crosslinguistic developmental study. Hillsdale: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
Press. (the studies included are all on L1)
V. I was also directed to the studies and projects of:
Bernt Ahrenholz (German as a second L project) using von Stutterheim's
approach to narrative, Tanja Anstatt, Manfred Pienemann, Kutlay Yagmur, and
two practical projects in Berlin by Kristin Wardetzky ("Storytelling for
children of migration backgrounds") and Marianne Streisand & Maik Walter
(Narrative approach to German as a second language; adults as target group).
Last but not least: I hope I have been able to do justice to all the good
advice that I received and would like to express my gratitude to Guy
Edwards, Constance Ellwood, Norbert Francis, Susann Lingel, Mehmet Ozcan,
Fernando Rubio and Maik Walter.
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TWO Bromsgrove schools are set for expansion to help meet the rising demand for primary school places in Worcestershire.
A total number of 210 extra primary school places need to be found in the county by next September, on top of an extra 1,300 places that Worcestershire County Council already has plans to deliver between 2013/14 and 2015/16.
The authority's cabinet has now published proposals to expand Millfields First School, in Swift Close, and Blackwell First School, in St Catherine's Road, to help meet this demand.
The authority says schools chosen for expansion have been rated good or outstanding, showing the desire to ensure as many children as possible are educated in good quality schools.
A feasibility study has been carried out, proposing a three class extension to Blackwell, which has been oversubscribed.
Millfields has also been oversubscribed and the authority's cabinet says it recognises if the application for Whitford Homes is approved, this would generate additional children.
The council's feasibility study is proposing a two-class extension to the Millfields building.
It added that it had considered relocating or building a new Millfields First School, but ruled this out as being "too costly or unsustainable".
The cost of the expansion of both schools would be met from the authority's basic need allocation for 2014/15, with additional funding needed for the Millfields scheme coming from the housing allocated in the area.
The Department for Education's new red, amber or green system shows whether local authorities are providing enough high quality school places.
Worcestershire County Council was rated amber for basic need, as the authority has yet to confirm how it will provide 10.45 per cent of the total number of additional places needed between May 2010 and September 2015.
But the authority says it expects to be rated green for 2014 because of plans already underway, including the plans for the Bromsgrove schools.
Councillor Liz Eyre, the authority's cabinet member for children and families said: "It's good to know we are not only on track to provide the extra places needed, but also performing above the national average in ensuring these places are in good quality schools."
In a joint statement Anna Moss, Blackwell's headteacher, and Paul Gibbs, Millfields' headteacher, said: "We are very hopeful the expansion of our schools are moving on to the next stage and are on track to becoming a reality.
"Blackwell First School currently has 22 reception places and we have been oversubscribed for a number of years. These changes take the number of places to 30, which will ensure the long-term viability of the school.
"The proposals to increase Millfields First School from 45 places to 60, which will mean two reception year groups, are popular with parents as the school has also been oversubscribed for a number of years.
"With the increasing demand on primary school places across the county, we are reassured the county council is investing in our schools."
Councillor Liz Eyre, the authority's cabinet member for children and families added: "It's good to know we are not only on track to provide the extra places needed, but also performing above the national average in ensuring these places are in good quality schools."
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ford Vale development wasn't already being planned for?
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elektrikjohn says...
There is already absolutely no where for the children to play as it is:There is no where for the staff to park (in theory it is illegal to use the curbside as an all day car park):drainage must be treated as a special case costing extra funds. A new school on flat ground is the only answer and any other option will be false economy.
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Tuesday marks one year since the bombings at the Boston Marathon. Three days after that tragedy, police say the same suspects ambushed and killed a police officer at MIT. The brother of that officer lives in Cabarrus County.
The day Sean Collier graduated from the police academy must have been special because his brother says he's never seen him smile as big as he did in a photograph from that day. Andrew Collier says Sean never talked about being anything else but a police officer. Andrew said, "It was very black and white to him. It was, 'This is right, and this is wrong, and you've got to stay to the right, and you can't go to the wrong."
Andrew Collier bonded with his brother through racing. They were only two years apart in age. Collier says, "We just were constantly together. We did everything together."
Andrew's whole family lives in Boston, so when he heard about the bombings at the Boston Marathon, he thought of all of them. He said, "It was around four o'clock. I got a text form my mom that said, 'You're going to hear about bombs going off at the Boston Marathon finish line. Sean is ok."
Three days later police say the same men responsible for the bombings shot and killed Sean while he was on patrol. Andrew says, "I really think I just said, 'No' like a hundred times. There was no other word or thought."
Tori Tornatore, Andrew's fiancee, said, "I knew something was wrong, and he was like, 'We have to go. Sean's dead. We have to go."
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Andrew said, "I decided that that's something that needs to happen, not only for my brother but all police officers, firefighters, E-M-Ts."
Sean lived for serving others, and that's how his brother wants him to be remembered. He said, "He did it, because it was the right thing, and for no other reason than that."
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London hotels
London hotels
The city of London is the largest metropolis in the United Kingdom and Western Europe. The city is vibrant with colors that reflect its multicultural and multiracial population. Host of the 2012 Olympic Games, London attracts thousands of tourists with its marvelous works of architecture, museums, and many annual festivities, including the Queens Jubilee in June. Hotels in London like the Hyatt Regency, St. Ermin's and Dukes are renowned for great accommodations and excellent service.
London Quick Picks and Tips
Conveniently near many hotels London is the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Center. Located on Broad Sanctuary in Westminster, the Center hosts large-scale conferences, exhibits, and other events like the Spring Open Day.
Located near London hotels, the Alain Ducasse at the Dorchester, Club Gascon on West Smithfield, and the Tamarind Indian Restaurant on Queen Street are some of the renowned London restaurants offering delicious menus inspired by international cuisine.
Enjoy a complete shopping experience at the Westfield Stratford City. The Westfield features 300 shops and more than 50 restaurants, and is the third largest shopping center in England, located adjacent the Olympic Park.
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Visit the iconic Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, the London Eye, and Westminster Abbey in England. These historic landmarks are located conveniently near many hotels London and offer visitors guided tours.
London is passionate about sports. Catch a soccer match at Wembley Stadium, or cheer on the national team at the Twickenham Rugby Stadium. Experience the Wimbledon Common on horseback with guided adventures with Wimbledon Village Stables.
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Notre Dame, Paris, France, 1903
- Image: "Notre Dame, Paris, France, 1903", 1903. Vintage print, 5 x 7 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i0839v01.jpg)
- Notes: I. Sept. 3. Notre Dame-22. South Gallery curve in plan from 1st bay looking east. Take straight line stretched on the pavement. Surveyor's rod across it to masure curve. Curve 9 inches in 148 ft. Eastman camera making an exposure on the curve at other end of the gallery. Highly important is the plumb-line suspended from 3rd pier left. It shows the vertical lines of the gallery piers to be perpendicular on the interior surfaces. Thus the exterior bulge cannont be due to thrust. Compare. The outer wall curves in parallel line. See. The clerestory wall curve above the curve of this view is shown by. Note curve in elevation of window ledges built to line with same curve in caps and parapet. First observed in [steamer] 'Pretoria'. Notre Dame. Paris; Series 1903; South Gallery curve in plan from 1st bay looking east. Goodyear number: 162. Lantern slide number: 132; c91. Annotations: 18 x 22. Slides. First series. MEM 75. Goerz. D 128. 60 minutes.
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Citation: Brooklyn Museum Archives. Goodyear Archival Collection
- Collection: Goodyear Archival Collection
- Location: Paris, France / Notre Dame
- Folder: Visual materials [6.1.003]: 1903 survey expedition photographs.


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I did last year as a giveaway : ) apple and oatmeal were the main ingredients. they were fabulously received.
I've also made sweet potato and lamb bites… i had a surplus of lamb because we couldn't bare to eat it ourselves. it used to be somebody's pet for Pete's sake.
Great recipe, I'm saving it for later.
My hubby and I usually make cookies, fudge and peppermint bark for people but didn't have the time this year… which is probably a good thing b/c I would try and eat it all before we sent it out!
I made special gluten-free mint julep bone shaped biscuits for Bella, Beary and their fuzzy cousin Barker. They went down a treat so I'll definitely be making more!
Ooh, those sound fancy! I think you could easily adapt the recipe I shared to be gluten-free, if necessary.
Thank you for this recipe. Our golden retriever loved these. Her tail becomes a weapon when I ask her if she wants a cookie. First attempt at homemade dog treats, I may never buy them again.


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on Apr 11, 2013 at 9:08 am
Although $2,600 is not a lot of money, given the low effective use of this resource--it seems like too much to operate a telephone account and an answering service.
Without some sense of the loss to the City by these employees, this topic seems very vague, as presented. No doubt the Auditor is going to avoid providing any meaningful evidence to the public that involves improper activities on the part of City employees.
on Apr 11, 2013 at 11:22 am
The real benefit of the hotline is that they can figure out who is squealing on them, and retaliate quickly before the allegations leave City Hall. This is the perfect system to silence whistleblowers. Only a foolish employee is going to rat out a boss or co-worker with this hotline.
on Apr 11, 2013 at 11:59 am
The Hotline sounds worthwhile, but at a cost of $450 for each time this vendor logged a call, perhaps the City should open the RFQ to more bidders or renegotiate to a per call billing structure.


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Police in Waterville have found the driver responsible for a wreck in Waterville early Wednesday morning. The crash happened on the 200 block of Lexington Avenue, off of US-24 in the village around 12:20 a.m.
According to witnesses, a person was driving a Lincoln Town Car erratically and attempted to pass a Jeep on the road. The driver bumped into the Jeep, causing his car to lose control. The car left the roadway and went airborne, crashing through a fence and into a garage.
A gas line was knocked out during the wreck. Anthony Wayne Trail had to be shut down for hours because of the ruptured gas line, as well as a fallen electrical wire.
Witnesses say they saw the man climb out of his car after it crashed and run away with part of the bumper.
A lot of blood was seen inside the car, leading investigators to believe the driver was badly injured. A board went through the car's windshield during the crash.
Melissa Carter, who lives in the damaged home, says she woke up to the garage alarm going off. She said when she ran outside to see what was happening, she saw a man fleeing, but didn't get a good look at him because she wasn't wearing her glasses.
"I had no words for it. I was scared that the house, or that the garage was going to cave in. I didn't know where the guy was. I didn't know how much damage [was] back there. [I was in] just complete shock," said Carter.
Carter spent all morning cleaning up the debris with the help of neighbors. She says there's still a lot of work to be done, but some things cannot be fixed.
"My kids' cribs that, you know - my oldest is 14 years old - that's just in pieces now. So so many memories are gone. But I'm glad that everyone's safe and that no one's been hurt. My neighbor's fine, her kids are fine, and my kids are fine," said Carter.
Contractors say the garage will be fine and boarded it up, but they do not know how long it will take to fix it.
There was minor damage to the rear bumper of the Jeep.
Waterville officers followed up on leads throughout the day in attempts to locate the driver and determine the extent of his injuries. Around 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, officers did locate the driver at his residence.
At this time, charges are pending completion of the report and review by the prosecutor. Once charges are filed, the driver's name and information will be released.
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Tony Kleanthous believes Dani Lopez is struggling 'to make the jump' and join Barnet from Stevenage
7:00am Tuesday 21st January 2014 in Sport By Adam Newson
Tony Kleanthous believes Dani Lopez is struggling "to make the jump" and join Barnet after the club agreed a fee and personal terms.
The striker returned to Stevenage after a three-month loan spell with the Bees ended last week but Barnet have made no secret they would like to keep Lopez at The Hive permanently.
Kleanthous confirmed Barnet have agreed a fee with Stevenage over a move as well as personal terms with the striker.
The Bees chairman also explained an issue with Lopez's agent had be agreed but stated "another issue was brought up later."
Kleanthous continued: "As soon as we overcame one obstacle another one appeared.
"I think it is up to Dani and his agent to make a decision. I don't think that will depend on Edgar (Davids leaving), I think the issue is Dani getting his head around playing in the Conference.
"He and his agent believe he should be at a League 1 club at least and feel that should be his level.
"He loves the club and likes us and we have agreed everything. It is just when you are standing at the edge you don't know whether to make the jump. I think he is struggling to make that decision."
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Global Agenda Council on Youth Unemployment 2012-2014
The challenge
The global unemployment rate among 15- to 24-year-olds was estimated at 12.6% in 2013, with 73 million people jobless worldwide, according to the International Labour Organization. Levels of informal employment among young people are soaring and youth are finding it ever more difficult to find jobs that match their skills and education. Calls for urgent collective action have escalated, but the scale and complexity of the crisis limit the impact of isolated initiatives. Members of the Global Agenda Council on Youth Unemployment are urging leaders to move from discussing the issues to implementing solutions. It is clear that a collective approach is needed to address the systemic nature of the challenge, particularly at the country level. Long- term strategies to better align educational systems with labour market requirements and efforts to promote entrepreneurship are sorely needed.
"Calls for urgent collective action have escalated, but the scale and complexity of the crisis limit the impact of isolated initiatives."
What the Council is doing about it
The Council is launching a campaign to promote bold, collective and cross-industry efforts to face the challenges in this area. The campaign provides a radical new "rules of engagement" framework alongside a "menu of options" that can be tailored and scaled worldwide to maximize impact and sustain results. It has produced an infographic to familiarize decision-makers and the public with the cause of the problem, its severity and potential solutions.
In collaboration with the Global Agenda Council on Emerging Multinationals, the Council has generated knowledge of the value, models and adoption of apprenticeships and workplace mentoring. By defining successful protocols, creating implementation tools and engaging a select number of employers in programme validation, the TEN Youth programme represents an effective and scalable solution for employers to support first-time job seekers.
The goal of connecting young entrepreneurs to markets is highlighted by the Council's support of the World Series of Innovation and the YouthTrade Movement. Working with the Global Agenda Council on Africa, StartUp Africa is a programme designed to develop entrepreneurial thinking in a large number of African youth. Through a series of competitions, it awards the best and the brightest with increasing levels of financial support, mentors and business services to help them bring their ideas to life.
The Council contributed a chapter of case studies on youth employment for the Education and Skills 2.0: New Targets and Innovative Approaches report, which will be launched at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2014.
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Poe graduated from Curry High School, attended Walker College and Bevill State Community College and graduated from the University of Alabama Police Academy in 1978.
He spent seven years with Jasper Police Department before being hired as an investigator with the Walker County Sheriff's Office in 1983.
After eight years as an investigator, he became the director of the Walker County Narcotic's Enforcement Team for four years in the early 1990s, overseeing the team's day-to-day operations, budgeting, applying for grants and accounting for evidence and money handled by the department.
In 1995, Poe was appointed as chief deputy for the sheriff's office, where he oversaw budgets for the office and the Walker County Jail, maintained security at the Walker County Courthouse, and oversaw the day-to-day operations of the various departments inside the sheriff's office and jail.
Poe retired from the sheriff's office as chief deputy in 2002 after 25 years of service with the department. He was appointed by then-governor Bob Riley in 2008 to finish out a term as Walker County Coroner and then was elected to that position by voters in 2010.
In addition to his duties as coroner, Poe also currently serves as the chief of police for Bevill State Community College, overseeing five campuses.
"I believe I have the qualifications and on the job experience required to ensure the safety of the citizens of Walker County," Poe said.
Poe also said he believes the biggest issue facing this county currently is drugs, which he has seen both during his time as a law enforcement officer and as coroner.
"There are few families that have not been impacted by drugs," Poe said. "As coroner, I've seen quite a few overdoses in the county and as a law enforcement officer I saw how drugs lead to thefts, burglary and numerous other crimes."
Because Poe believes many of the crimes plaguing the county are rooted in drugs, he has a comprehensive plan to address all aspects of the drug issues.
Part of that plan includes reestablishing a county-wide narcotics unit to focus on apprehending drug offenders. He said this unit would be overseen by a board comprised of law enforcement and community leaders, as well as the sheriff to ensure the efficiency, viability, and accountability of cases made by the unit.
"If I'm elected, at the end of my tenure, I hope to be able to say I made decisions that benefitted the county and its citizens and made it a safer place," Poe said.
Throughout his years as a public servant to Walker County, Poe said he has always tried to maintain his integrity and, if elected, would expect the other employees of the sheriff's office to hold themselves to that standard and will be "professional, well-trained and responsive to the citizens with promptness and respect."
Poe also currently serves as a member of the Walker County Child Death Review Committee and as president of the Smith Lake Task Force.
He is a member and deacon at Sumiton Church of God, a member of the Walker County Board of Realtors, serves on the Walker County Local Emergency Planning Committee and the Walker County Emergency Management Services Council and a member of the National Rifle Association.
He and his wife, Patty Johnson Poe, of Carbon Hill, have been married 29 years and have one son, Matthew. His parents are Sue Guthrie Poe and the late Curtis Poe.


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A 5-year-old child was found safe and unharmed after Manatee County Sheriff's deputies say a man abducted him.
It happened early Sunday morning.
The child's mother told deputies she was in the process of leaving a party when she loaded her child into her car, walked away to get something else, and came back to find the car and her child missing.
Deputies canvassed the area and were able to track down the vehicle.
They arrested 29-year-old Roberto Guerriero.
The child was unharmed.
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Alternative and Complementary Approaches to Migraine and Cluster Headaches
Alternative Approaches to Headaches Introduction
In the United States, the field of alternative and complementary medicine is growing rapidly and includes the treatment of many health conditions, including pain. In 2002, according to a government survey of approximately 31,000 people, more than a third of American adults used such practices. This was the largest study on unconventional medical approaches in the United States. If prayer is included as an alternative form of therapy, then approximately 62% of American adults are using some form of nonconventional treatment.
Alternative and complementary medicine includes such practices as acupuncture, yoga, tai chi, meditation, herbs, homeopathy, and manipulation, to name but a few. Another term, which reflects the use of these therapies within the concepts of Western medical practice, is integrative medicine. Many physicians who are board-certified in their respective specialties, and who have sought additional training in alternative and complementary care, prefer to use this term because it encompasses the best of both worlds in the overall management of a patient.
Over the last decade, integrative medical practices have increasingly been used for the management of chronic pain. This article provides a general overview of the more commonly used integrative medical approaches for the management of pain, specifically the pain of migraine and cluster headaches.
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Twins fans, rejoice: Video of Miguel Sano, less than five months off Tommy John surgery, taking batting practice. http://t.co/z1hNyA0BFI— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) August 26, 2014
Fantastic news!
"An epic 6-5 game featuring five home runs and a total of 16 Hall of Famers (plus Pete Rose)."
Inspired by the Doge meme, I present Doze.
I think the title is self-explanatory.
He may not be making many friends on the field, but if this doesn't melt your heart, I don't know what will.
A fun podcast about the history of baseball socks. No really, it's interesting... and Thome gets a shout out for being an "all time great blouser" (i.e. tucking the hem of his pants under so that they "blouse" out).
Basically Drew Butera netted a backup infielder
Can you tell he was brought up in the Twins "Slap the ball around" farm system?
*** Spoiler Alert ***The Twins need to throw as much spaghetti against the wall as they can to see what sticks so that the fresh meatball marinara sauce of Buxton and Sano, combined with the aged parmesan flavor of Joe Mauer, can produce a Flying Spaghetti Monster in 2015. In 2014, though, it's still spaghetti against a wall without any sauce, so it won't be good.
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The Best of National Geographic Channel DVD collection makes a perfect gift and a great sampler of some of our best current series and classic programs. Contains Megastructures Volume 1 (two episodes), Egyptian Secrets of the Afterlife, Climbing Redwood Giants, Planet Carnivore, and Through the Lens. See the Title List tab for more information.
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MegaStructures: Volume 1
MegaStructures takes an eye-popping look at some of the greatest structures and machines ever created. Get inside these superstructures, and uncover the cogs, gears, bells, and whistles that make them work. Go behind-the-scenes with National Geographic, and learn about all the stops and starts that went into creating these engineering triumphs and the seemingly simple construction materials that take them from idea to incredible. Includes two episodes: Mega Plane and Inside a Super Casino.
53 minutes. © 2006.
Egyptian Secrets of the Afterlife
To the ancient Egyptians, life after death was a high-stakes underworld journey fraught with terrifying obstacles: fiery lakes of death, battles with bona fide monsters, and ultimately eternal death or resurrection with the sun. It's a journey each Egyptian believed was real, and for the pharaoh the stakes were even higherthe entire cosmos depended on the king's successful journey and resurrection. Now, new excavations are revealing what the Egyptians believed they'd encounter on their afterlife journey. Today Dr. Zahi Hawass is excavating a mysterious tunnel at the very bottom of Seti's tomb, far below the surface of the earth. This is a true Indiana Jones-style quest in which Dr. Hawass will put his own life in jeopardy for the sake of discovery.
50 minutes. © 2009.
Climbing Redwood Giants
They are giantsstretching more than 300 feet above the ground, with hidden gardens and mysterious predators thriving within their canopy. National Geographic reveals the unexplored environment of redwoods using high-tech aerial laser surveys and breathtaking imagery. Obsessive redwood climber Steve Sillett of Humboldt State University investigates their monster crowns, tallying biological material and discovering new record-breaking trees, while escaping falling branches and crashing trees in the process. Down below, National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Mike Fay charts the redwood range. It is an epic yearlong exploration to size up the past and future of this primeval tree threatened in 21st century California.
50 minutes. © 2009.
Planet Carnivore - Sharks and Lions
Witness dramatic stories of survival among the biggest, most successful meat-eating predators in the world and how their biological imperative drives, shapes and decides the fate of their world and ours. New science tells us how these top predators hold entire ecosystems together, maintaining the fragile balance of every living thing just by their dominance. Sharks and lionswhat would our world be without them? Go close-up to the jaws and claws of two of the most awesome carnivores to find the answer. Narrated by actor Alec Baldwin.
100 minutes. © 2007.
Through the Lens
The thrill of adventure, it's a mix of adrenaline, danger, excitement, and action. But trying to capture that thrill in an eye-catching image is never easy, especially when the photographer braves infernos, dangles from cliffs or skydives from 13,000 feet above the ground. Learn the stories behind the lens where split-second timing can spell the difference between exhilarating success and devastating failure.
55 minutes. © 2003.
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I love nearly anything National Geographic has to offer, and I'm glad this collection was so affordable. The DVDS have a sharp picture, and very informative. Thank You National Geographic.
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Fantastic series! We loved these!
These are great! Each one has its forte. The photography is excellent, the narration is compelling & the length of the films are JUST enough to really enjoy. Some felt like you were RIGHT THERE! Great topics & a nice get-away from silly movies or useless information the TV often gives us. Documnetaries like these are fun and educational... even for my dear hubby, who is usually bored with them! He loved it!
thanks, Nat Geo!
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Good viewing.
The wife and I enjoyed them very much. Even our 5 year old granddaughter sat and watched them.
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excellent value
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My family enjoyed these DVDs immensely.
Over the holidays we watched these fascinating stories about Nature. Mainly about the animal kingdom and how they operate and survive and how the next generation learns to operate and survive to continue the species. Fascinating!
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Mini BLT's
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That's when sportswriter David Voyant whisks Duke to the one-horse town of Picksville, Missouri, so he can sober up in anonymity. He bides his time flirting with Ellie Jane Voyant, his unofficial chaperone, who would rather hide herself in the railway station ticket booth than face the echoes of childhood taunts. Ned Clovis, the feed store clerk, has secretly loved Ellie Jane since childhood, but he loves baseball and the Duke almost as much-until he notices Ellie Jane may be succumbing to the star's charm. Then there's Morris, a twelve-year-old boy, whose only dream is to break away from Picksville. When Duke discovers his innate talent for throwing a baseball, Morris might just have found his way out. Four individuals, each living in haunted isolation, each harboring a secret passion. Providence brings them together. Tragedy threatens to tear them apart. Will love be enough to bring them home?
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Once part of an elite tribe of hunters in a remote area of Skylands, Trap Shadow used his cat-like cunning, ingenious traps and mystical stealth abilities to catch nearly everything that could be caught. As a result, his fame around Skylands grew so much that it attracted the attention of an evil cadre of wizards. They plotted to capture Trap Shadow and use his abilities to ensnare the most uncatchable thing of all - Master Eon himself. But Trap Shadow could sense them coming from miles away. Outsmarted and outmaneuvered, each of the wizards was easily captured by Trap Shadow's bewildering array of traps and snares until they were all locked away for good. Having saved Master Eon, he quickly made Trap Shadow a Skylander.
Hailing from a race of creatures who ate rock for a living, Rubble Rouser spent most days digging his way through the vastness of Deep Mountain mouthful by mouthful alongside the rest of his people. But Rubble Rouser found he could eat up far more ground with a swing of his hammer or spin of his drill. However, the leaders of his race wanted no part of changing the way they worked. That is, until the evil Rock Lords trapped them deep within the mountain. It was then that Rubble Rouser showed everyone the power of his ways by defeating the Rock Lords with his mighty hammer and drill. Afterward, the leaders encouraged Rubble Rouser to seek out the Skylanders, who readily welcomed him.
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When he was young, Freeze Blade's family moved from the Frozen Wastelands of Vesh to the Great Lava Lakes. As it turned out, this was a very difficult adjustment for Freeze Blade. Not only was he the sole one of his kind, it was also incredibly hot and there was no ice to skate on whatsoever. But over the years, he learned to fit in with the other fire-like creatures and even discovered he had a magical ability to ice skate on any surface... even bubbling lava. One day, while out setting a new frozen lava speed record, he came across Blast Zone, who had just been ambushed by some nasty Spell Punks. After Freeze Blade stepped in to defend him, Blast Zone was so impressed by his skill in battle that he introduced him to Master Eon, who invited him to join the Skylanders.
Doom Stone was carved from the strongest and purest stone in Skylands, then magically brought to life by a wizard who was rather lazy and wanted someone strong to carry heavy things and perform other tasks around his castle. Doom Stone happily helped, and in his spare time learned the ancient ways of Stone Fighting should he ever need to protect the wizard, who became like a father to him. Sure enough the need arose when the wizard was kidnapped by his evil twin brother in order to steal his spells for himself. Doom Stone wasted no time in using the skills he learned to save his master. Afterward, the wizard knew Doom Stone had a greater calling and introduced him to Master Eon, who made him a Skylander.
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