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Bowie High students react to administrator suspension
Students walkouted and protested, a push back they say comes from low morale.
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About 30 students stood screaming for the return of Johnnie Vega, their recently suspended assistant principal and the man who admitted to the El Paso Times three months ago he helped remove students as part of Dr. Lorenzo Garcia's cheating scheme on Monday.
"We need Mr. Vega back, we need Dr. Chavez back, we need Ms. Kell, Mr. Cobos. I mean, they're great," said Bowie High parent Mary Gonzales. "They did wonders with our kids."
Gonzales supports the student walkout and protest, a push back she says comes from the students low morale.
"We got great kids, good students," "Gonzalez said. We need to bring good people back."
But the great students, according to Interim Principal Nick Cobos, were not a part of the walkout, but in their classrooms.
"This call to walk out of class, to go protest was all over the school today," Cobos said, "but the great majority of our Bowie students chose to stay in their class , chose to do what they were suppose to do. And I was very proud of them.
Pride is something that's been gradually eroded at Bowie High, and after months of mixed media coverage, and the suspension of two administrators and one counselor in one week and the final resignation of former principal DR. Jesus Chavez, students are acting out their frustrations. They want back Mr. Vega, a grandfather-like figure who presides over the disciplinary department on campus and held a strong rapport with students.
"He was just following his orders," one student said. "They fired him for false pretenses."
During this investigation, the loss of cherished administrators is will be tough for bowie kids, but Cobos said, it will only make the school stronger.
"The Bowie High school community has been through some tough times but they've become tough for it," Cobos said. "This is a tough time in Bowie's history, but we'll get through it."
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Newcastle Law School will be hosting a symposium on the work by Professor Stanley Fish on May 1st 2012.
Professor Fish, of Florida International University, is a leading public intellectual and has authored over 200 scholarly publications and books. In addition to being Dean Emeritus of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago, he has held positions at Cardozo Law School, UC Berkeley, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, Duke University, and The John Marshall Law School.
The Symposium will focus in particular on Professor Fish's work on formalism, law and literature and pragmatism.
Keynote Speaker: Professor Stanley Fish
Respondents: Richard Mullender, Ian Ward and Ole W Pedersen
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text: WVU is playing in what is likely its final Big East football game Thursday and many Mountaineer fans filled the tailgate lots to get ready for the meeting with the USF Bulls. The weather's nice and the stage is set for a chance to clinch a league title and get one step closer to a BCS bowl berth. Check out the final regular season edition of Tales from the Tailgates for 2011.


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One SkillsUSA chapter has been honored with the Grand Prize for its efforts in the Student2Student Mentoring Program for 2011: Rappahannock County High School in Washington, Va.
SkillsUSA seniors in the Culinary II class at Rappahanock County High School in Washington, Va., honed and reinforced their skills by mentoring and teaching the eighth grade class about nutrition and preparing meals that meet FDA's dietary guidelines.
The seniors worked with the younger students in groups that offered a one-to-one ratio. The culinary arts students used the skills they were learning in class to teach the eighth graders about careers in the culinary field, cooking techniques and guidelines, nutrition principles, safety and sanitation, and clean up procedures. The culinary students created lesson plans, handouts and recipes to use as they mentored the younger students.
Both sets of students gained from the experience. The seniors increased their knowledge base by teaching and gained a new sense of pride in their program. The younger students gained a new friend and mentor, as well as, raised awareness about SkillsUSA, careers in culinary arts and preparing healthy meals.
At the end of the school year, the culinary arts students prepared a celebratory dessert which was served to the eighth graders during their school lunch break.
As an added benefit, each time the students and mentees prepared a meal, they made extra food which was then donated to the Rappahannock County Senior Center to be distributed to their seniors with limited community access.
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text: The narrative history of the American antecedents of Laura Cooper Fenimore, tracing her geealogical predecessors to their European origins. Presented in Four Volumes: Volume 1 is common historical antecedents; Volume 2 is Cooper lineage, Volume 3 is Scribner lineage, and volume 4 contains pedigree charts and an index of individuals. These volumes attempt to answer the question: what does it mean to be a Cooper, a Scribner, a Henderson, a Steele, or a McNutt--to tell the stories of our ancestors' lives; to explain the circumstances of their worlds, describe how they created their places in it, and observe how their worlds were effected by their efforts.


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ALBANY, N.Y. – The Salvation Army in Albany sponsored a free mass food distribution Tuesday morning for its hunger relief efforts.
The goal of the distribution, held from 8:45-11 a.m. in the parking lot of The Salvation Army at 20 South Ferry Street in Albany, was to give people healthier food options.
Nutritious food staples such as fruits, vegetables and dairy products were offered to the Albany community free of charge.
The Salvation Army, working in collaboration with Trinity Alliance and The Regional Food Bank, not only fed hundreds of people, it was also educational for some, teaching parents how to feed their children healthy meals.
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Celebrating inquiring minds
Five years ago, Associate Professor Vicki Remenda (Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering) and Jackie Druery (Queen's University Library) set out to create a venue to showcase undergraduate research.
The result was Inquiry@Queen's (I@Q), a program that helps undergrads discover the satisfactions of well-conducted research through a variety of resources and events.
"When I was an undergraduate student, everything was about receiving knowledge. I think there's room at Queen's for our undergrads to be involved in the creation of knowledge, not just receiving it," says Dr. Remenda. "We are really celebrating and highlighting the accomplishments of our students."
This year marks the 5th annual Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference, which allows students from all disciplines to present their work in small groups facilitated by Queen's faculty members. Thirty-five students participated in the first conference in 2006, and about 100 took part last year. Dr. Remenda says the uniqueness of the program explains its increasing popularity.
"This is the only place that I'm aware of, and the only one of its kind in Canada as far as I know, where undergraduate students have an opportunity to present in a really multi and interdisciplinary platform," she says.
Ms Druery emphasizes that everyone is welcome to attend I@Q to talk to the presenters and view the posters. "It really is integral to the students' learning that they present and explain their work to a wide and varied audience. I encourage everyone to attend," she says.
This year's conference takes place March 10-11. For more information or to submit an abstract, visit the Inquiry@Queen's website.


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
If your summer travel includes hopping on a flight, chances are you are going to try to pack as light as possible to avoid those checked bag fees.
A representative from RoamRight, a travel insurance provider, visited WBTV News Saturday Morning to demonstrate how to make the most of your carry on bag.
Their tips follow:
How to make the carry-on work:
Make a List and Check it Twice – Before packing, it's important to really note what is necessary for your trip. Making a list and keeping it in mind while selecting items makes for a more time and space effective packing experience.
Versatility is Key – Choose clothing items that can serve more than one purpose. A white t-shirt can be worn during the day and later used to wear under a dress shirt.
Stash the Accessories – Sometimes it's hard to figure out where to safely place accessories in an already packed bag. Tuck items like belts and socks inside of shoes to preserve space and stay organized.
Back to the Basics – It's summertime, so you're ready to bring out those bold colors! Choose one base color – such as black – that still coordinates with your accessories and shoes. By doing so, you still maintain that stylish flair while being practical and space conscious.
Toiletry Troubles – Don't let the thought of packing toiletries for a week weigh you down! With the TSA already regulating certain products you can bring, pick up what you need upon arrival at your destination without forgoing space.
Steam It Up – After celebrating successfully packing all of your items, dread soon sinks in when you unravel your clothes and realize that they are wrinkled and crinkled. A travel size steamer will not only help with space, but will also make a trip less stressful with an efficient to get rid of those wrinkles and creases.
Ladies, This is for you – Be intentional with your clothing choices. Foldable flats and wrinkle resistant clothing makes life easier when traveling and after arriving.
Men, We Didn't Forget About You – A blazer is an easy way to make the transition from a casual day to a fun night on the town.
Protect Your Clothes – Throughout the trip, clothes tend to get beat up and worn down. Shoe bags can help keep the dirt off of your clothes during your travels. Remember the heartache you experience when you take out your favorite pair of pumps and they're scuffed? Put your patent pumps in socks to save on space and heartbreak.
Stay Fresh – Do you hate that stale smell that your clothes can get from sitting in your luggage? Avoid the mustiness by utilizing scented dryer sheets.
Inception – If you can't spare any clothes from your luggage, fold them into each other. Take smaller, folded articles of clothing and fold larger pieces over them.
Your Carry-On is Just a Puzzle – Half of the battle is simply the placement of the items. Take smaller items like underwear and socks, roll them up, and place them at the bottom. Place shoes on the side of bag with your more important garments at the top of the bag. Effective placement goes a long way.
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There will be a few changes to the dice graphics and as you can see all the player's scores are now visible at the same time. Support has always been there for an arbitrary number of players, I hope to be able to extend the UI to let you play with more than 2 people.
The main changes are under the hood; all the game logic has been separated from the game controller. The problem with just trying to build a game means that in the rush to get it built you don't really think about what should go where. At some point you need to add a new feature (multiplayer support, for example) and everything suddenly gets very complicated. I hit this point last week and I've spent the last 4 days refactoring everything to be much cleaner, simpler, more event driven and vastly less complex. The upshot of this will be that it will turn the multiplayer integration from a nightmare to merely a complicated problem. Sweet.
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Don't panic and release your foot too quickly or brake suddenly — you could end up losing control.
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The quarterback position often takes a backseat in fantasy drafts to the running backs, and it should, given that many teams employ systems that use multiple players and specialists.
However, the quarterback position makes it all go, and generally, only
13-15 players actually take every snap for the respective teams. Peyton Manning and Brett Favre stand out as the iron men at the position. Fantasy owners can count on them to get under center and confidently pencil them into their starting lineups (struggles for Favre and the phenomenal Colts run of 2005 notwithstanding).
In this edition of my preseason tour, I'm putting the quarterback position under the microscope. Rather than focusing entirely on starters, I'm ranking quarterbacks by team. In subsequent columns, I'll apply the same scrutiny to the other skill positions.
I begin in Indianpolis, where the system and assembly of talent makes the quarterback a star, regardless of the number on his back.
1. Indianapolis Colts
History says that the Colts need worry about the backup position only for the purpose of practice and garbage time snaps. In eight years at the controls of the Colts attack, Peyton Manning has yet to miss a game because of injury.
Backup Jim Sorgi played well when handed the ball in 2005. In the two games after Indianapolis had secured home field advantage through the playoffs, Sorgi completed 69 percent of his pass attempts for 444 yards and three touchdowns.
2. New England Patriots
It's easy to see that Tom Brady has established himself as one of the marquee players on the NFL landscape. However, he's quietly become one of the best fantasy options at the quarterback position as well. Brady has averaged 26 touchdown passes and 3,797 yards over the past four seasons.
The retirement of Doug Flutie places second-year quarterback Matt Cassel in the backup role. He performed well in the season finale against the Dolphins, completing 11-of-20 for 168 yards and two touchdowns. Flutie believes that Cassel is ready for the role, but there remains a chance that the Patriots make a move to bring in a veteran ahead of camp.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars received efficient play from starter Byron Leftwich when he was healthy. Leftwich completed 58 percent of his passes for 2,123 yards and three touchdowns per interception but missed the final five games of the year.
Fortunately, backup David Garrard showed an ability to lead the team both by air and on the ground. He accounted for seven touchdowns against two turnovers in those five starts with three performances of 216 or more passing yards.
4. St. Louis Rams
The Rams return starter Marc Bulger to direct new coach Scott Linehan's offense. Bulger has started the season strong before an injury on an interception return effectively ended his year. He tossed at least one touchdown pass in each of his starts (14 overall) before succumbing to injury. Linehan brought backup Gus Frerotte with him from Miami as insurance for Bulger, who has missed time each of the last two seasons. Frerotte threw 18 touchdowns for the Dolphins last year.
Linehan proposes to utilize Steven Jackson in much the way he worked the Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams combination in Miami last season. His love of the power running game indicates that even a healthy Bulger will see his numbers pulled back somewhat from his pinball-like numbers of the past.
5. Detroit Lions
The Lions traded former No. 1 pick Joey Harrington to the Dolphins this off-season after years of underachieving and reached out in free agency to acquire Josh McCown and Jon Kitna. Both enjoyed stretches of success in Arizona and Cincinnati, respectively, and will enjoy working in the wide open offense of Mike Martz with the Lions.
This quarterback situation figures to be one to watch this summer as training camp unfolds with the caliber of receivers and skill position players assembled in Detroit. Second-year quarterback Dan Orlovsky stands as the No. 3 option this season.
6. Minnesota Vikings
The Vikings parted ways with Daunte Culpepper this off-season, leaving Brad Johnson as the starter entering 2006. Johnson was hit or miss after ascending to the role in 2005, tossing multiple touchdowns in five games and getting shut out in four others. He's immobile, will turn 38 early in the 2006 season and is just two years removed from a performance and injury-shortened season in Tampa.
Former Detroit starter and Eagles backup (under Childress) Mike McMahon was signed for the primary backup role this season. McMahon started seven games for the Eagles last year in Donovan McNabb's absence and completed a woeful 45.4 percent of his pass attempts with five touchdowns and eight interceptions. Frighteningly, that completion percentage is actually one percent higher than his career mark. J.T. O'Sullivan sits in the third spot for Minnesota, and he's yet to throw an NFL pass after four years.
7. Miami Dolphins
Miami made wholesale changes at the position for 2006. All three quarterbacks on the roster in 2005 changed locales this off-season. Daunte Culpepper assumes the starting job for Nick Saban after a miserable truncated season in Minnesota last year. The Dolphins also brought former Lions quarterback Joey Harrington in through a trade. Harrington will serve as Culpepper's backup and insurance for his injured knee.
The reliance on the strong running game with Brown takes some of the load off of the quarterback and allows them to operate more effectively in the system. After all, Frerotte narrowly missed the 3,000-yard mark last season.
8. Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles welcome back starter Donovan McNabb after his sports hernia injury of 2005. He'll come back to a wide receiving corps led by Reggie Brown and an efficient offensive system. Lest we forget, the Eagles and McNabb were quite effective in the days before Terrell Owens.
Philadelphia added veteran quarterback Jeff Garcia as his backup. Garcia joins his fourth team in four years, and though he has seen his productivity dip each season, he fits in nicely within this system. The motion and short passes that make up Philadelphia's attack are similar to the San Francisco offense he ran with such efficiency at the beginning of the decade.
Garcia slides ahead of Koy Detmer on the depth chart. Detmer hasn't thrown a touchdown pass since 2002.
9. Tennessee Titans
The Titans addressed the quarterback position for the future with the selection of Vince Young, but the position in 2006 remains a question mark. Steve McNair has one foot out the door, but his exit is not assured as of yet. Behind him on the depth chart stands Billy Volek, who shone brightly when called upon to replace an injured McNair in 2004.
Tennessee added David Givens from New England to complement Drew Bennett and a host of young and talented receivers. They also selected LenDale White in the draft to toughen up the backfield. These additions will make Tennessee more competitive immediately.
10. Atlanta Falcons
Atlanta fans and fantasy owners continue to wait for Michael Vick to piece together his ridiculous talent with on-field performance. Vick tossed 15 touchdown passes and rushed for an additional six touchdowns to post a respectable season total, but his overall production and decision-making falls short of expectations. Of chief concern is his tendency to tuck the ball and run instead of using his tremendous arm strength. Perhaps a full off-season of work with top options Roddy White and Michael Jenkins will rectify that situation.
Falcons backup Matt Schaub was one of the most heavily sought-after trade options this off-season. Schaub played well in his lone start in Week 5 against New England. He completed 18-of-34 attempts for 298 yards and three scores in that contest. Schaub is more a pure passer, which would send the value of Atlanta receivers higher should he be called upon for an extended stretch.
Atlanta drafted D.J. Shockley of Georgia in the final round. Shockley is a tremendous athlete whose stock dropped on account of his unorthodox throwing motion. The Falcons don't care how it gets there, just so long as it does. After all, there are no style points awarded in the NFL.
11. Washington Redskins
Mark Brunell turned back the clock in Joe Gibbs' offense, effectively utilizing speed receiver Santana Moss and distributing the ball to his tight ends. Brunell threw a career-high 23 touchdown passes in wresting the top job from Patrick Ramsey (now with the Jets). The Redskins added wide receivers Brandon Lloyd and Antwaan Randle El to offer more balance and depth.
Washington has a talented backup at the ready in 2005 first-round selection Jason Campbell. Some have argued that the former Auburn star deserves the opportunity to compete with Brunell for the starting role this year. Brunell's success in 2005 makes that unlikely to occur, but Campbell's strong arm and 6-foot-4 frame have them secure for the future. Career backup Todd Collins currently stands third on the depth chart.
12. Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals, led by Josh McCown and Kurt Warner, finished first in the NFL at 295.6 passing yards per game in 2005. Steady backup McCown exited for Detroit this off-season, leaving rookie Matt Leinart as Warner's first backup. Given Warner's immobility and the continued questions about the Cardinals offensive line, Leinart may find himself under center for an extended stretch this year.
The addition of Edgerrin James will help take heat off of the quarterback and keep defenses honest, which will serve the Warner/Leinart combination well. Additionally, the Cardinals work the short and intermediate passing game prominently. Quarterbacks get the ball out fast and allow the receivers to do their magic after the catch. While the injury history of Warner is somewhat disconcerting, the combination of skill position players should allow Leinart to find some modicum of success.
13. Denver Broncos
The Broncos enter 2006 with the calm and collected Jake Plummer, who has learned to operate within the Denver system and cut down on his mistakes. Plummer has participated in every game for the Broncos in the past two years, throwing for 45 touchdowns and 7,455 yards.
Denver found their quarterback of the future by trading up this year to select Jay Cutler of Vanderbilt. Both Cutler and Bradlee Van Pelt impressed Denver coaches in the recently completed mini-camp. There appears to be a spirited competition on tap to decide the backup role.
14. Cincinnati Bengals
Carson Palmer had his coming out party last year to the tune of 32 touchdown passes, but saw his post-season run ended early with a serious knee injury in the Pittsburgh loss. Palmer expects to be ready for the season opener, but the Bengals will proceed with caution this summer.
The Bengals signed former Ravens quarterback Anthony Wright to be Palmer's backup and insurance if his knee isn't ready. He replaces former backup Jon Kitna, who signed with the Lions this off-season. Wright completed 61.7 percent of his passing attempts for Baltimore last season for 1,582 yard, six touchdowns and nine interceptions.
15. New York Giants
Eli Manning grew tremendously in his second NFL season, tossing 24 touchdown passes in his first full season as a starter. New York figures to be among the highest scoring offenses this year as Manning continues his maturation with Tiki Barber, Plaxico Burress and Jeremy Shockey as his primary playmakers.
However, the quarterback role is still spotty behind Manning. Tim Hasselbeck returns as the backup with Jared Lorenzen in the third spot. To put the experience of this pair in perspective, Hasselbeck has not attempted a pass in the NFL since 2003, and Lorenzen has yet to take a snap. Pass protection will be huge in deciding the Giants' fate in 2006.
16. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chris Simms ascended to the top spot for the Buccaneers after starter Brian Griese was injured and lost for the year. Simms performed well in spots with three multiple touchdown games, but was also shut out of the end zone on four occasions. The Buccaneers have backups Luke McCown and former San Francisco 49ers starter Tim Rattay on the roster should Simms struggle.
The Buccaneers will predicate its offense on the legs of second-year tailback Carnell Williams, who carried the ball 290 times in 14 games as a rookie.
17. Oakland Raiders
Oakland parted ways with inconsistent veteran quarterback Kerry Collins and replaced him with the equally enigmatic Aaron Brooks. There are certainly talent players lining the Oakland roster to give Brooks a chance to succeed, but he was also surrounded by talent in New Orleans.
The competition for the backup role includes second-year player Andrew Walter and Marques Tuiasosopo. Tuiasosopo looked strong in this past weekend's camp, throwing tight spirals and hitting the proper reads in coverage. Team officials are enamored with the big arm of Walter, and he will get an extended look for the backup role to Brooks. With the strong collection of receiving options on the Raiders roster, whoever is under center will have an opportunity to produce.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers don't ask Ben Roethlisberger to carry them, but he has the arm to do so if necessary. Roethlisberger accounted for multiple touchdowns in each of his first six games ahead of his knee injury. The running game still rules, but Roethlisberger figures to crack 20 touchdown passes for the first time this year.
Should Roethlisberger get hurt again, the Steelers offense will focus entirely on the running game. Batch played in three games last year and threw a total of 36 passes with one touchdown and one interception. The Steelers racked up 95 points in those games. Omar Jacobs was drafted from Bowling Green to compete for the backup role come 2007.
19. Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens quarterback situation remains in a state of flux. For the moment, they carry only two quarterbacks on the roster, Kyle Boller and Brian St. Pierre. Former backup Wright signed with the Bengals this off-season as the primary backup to Palmer. There remains widespread speculation that Titans quarterback McNair will eventually ink a deal to join Baltimore in spite of the best efforts of Titans coach Jeff Fisher.
Boller came on strong late in the year with three three-touchdown games down the stretch in an effort to secure his job for 2006. The arbitrator is scheduled to rule in the next 2-3 weeks and will decide McNair's fate.
20. Chicago Bears
Chicago made the playoffs in spite of their quarterback play in 2005. Rookie Kyle Orton was efficient in leading the offense, but the team could not rely on him for the big completion. This season, the Bears will seek to find balance in the offense. Rex Grossman returns from another injury-shortened season to compete with off-season acquisition Brian Griese for the starting role.
Both players will offer top receiver Muhsin Muhammad more opportunities to make plays, and deep threats Bernard Berrian and Justin Gage will become factors in the Chicago offense. Chicago won't rank among the top producers at the position with the reliance on the running game, but they'll be much improved over 2005.
21. Seattle Seahawks
Matt Hasselbeck has clearly moved into the upper echelon of NFL quarterbacks with an average of 24 touchdown passes over the past three seasons. Hasselbeck was the model of efficiency a season ago, completing 65.5 percent of his passes for 3,459 yards.
The players currently behind Hasselbeck on the depth chart have little experience between them. Seneca Wallace has been with the team since 2003, but saw his first game action at quarterback last season. Even then, he threw only 25 passes over seven appearances (9-for-17 for 98 yards, one touchdown and one interception in his most extensive action in a season-ending loss). The Seahawks drafted David Greene out of Georgia in the third round of last season's draft.
22. New York Jets
The Jets bolstered their quarterback situation with the addition of Patrick Ramsey this off-season. Barring a series of injuries that claims Chad Pennington (again), as well as Ramsey and 2006 draft choice Kellen Clemens, Vinny Testaverde will remain on the couch.
Pennington is ahead of schedule on his recovery from shoulder surgery and contends that he can make all of the required throws. Coach Eric Mangini is insistent that the quarterback position is open for competition this spring. Laveranues Coles and Justin McCareins are hoping for some semblance of consistency to raise their production.
23. Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs enter the season with 36-year-old quarterback Trent Green at the helm. Green saw his touchdown production drop markedly last year with a series of injuries on the offensive line and the emergence of tailback Larry Johnson. Since joining the Chiefs in 2001, Green has not missed a start and has topped 3,600 passing yards in five consecutive seasons.
The battle for the backup role in Kansas City comes down to Damon Huard, who hasn't taken a snap since 2003 in New England, or rookie Brodie Croyle, who performed well in this weekend's rookie camp. The Chiefs are impressed by Croyle's arm strength, which may give him a chance to supplant the veteran Huard for the top backup spot.
24. Dallas Cowboys
Bill Parcells turns to veteran quarterback Drew Bledsoe for a second season. Bledsoe threw 23 touchdown passes a season ago, and welcomes top-flight wide receiver Terrell Owens to the mix this year. The combination of Owens, Terry Glenn and tight end Jason Witten signals a big year ahead for the Cowboys offense.
The Cowboys continue to run with Parcells favorite Tony Romo as the backup for Bledsoe. Romo has never attempted an NFL pass in his four seasons with the Cowboys, and third-string quarterback Drew Henson hasn't seen the field since an abbreviated turn as the starter in 2004. The strong complement of skill position players in Dallas will take some of the pressure off the quarterback, but the values of all Cowboys players dip with an injury to the statuesque Bledsoe.
25. Carolina Panthers
Jake Delhomme of the Panthers has established himself as a bona fide fantasy starter in his last two seasons, averaging 3,654 yards and 26 touchdown passes. This year, he'll add Keyshawn Johnson and speedy Drew Carter to fantasy hero Steve Smith in the receiving corps. When he's on the field, the Panthers will rank among the league's top scoring units.
After Delhomme, the quality of quarterbacks drops off substantially. Chris Weinke hasn't seen extensive playing time since 2001 when he appeared in 15 games. He's thrown only 51 passes in the last four seasons. Weinke will battle second-year quarterback Stefan LeFors for the backup role.
26. Green Bay Packers
The Packers get to put off the quest to replace Brett Favre for (at least) one more season, as the future Hall of Famer returns to Green Bay. In an injury-decimated offense, Favre threw 20 touchdowns and 29 interceptions in 2005. With a full season of health and some consistency on the offensive line, Favre may be able to find some balance and improve on his stats.
In limited duty last season, Aaron Rodgers demonstrated that he'll need at least another full NFL cycle before he's ready to contribute at a high level. The Packers drafted Ingle Martin IV from Florida this April to round out the position.
27. New Orleans Saints
The Saints addressed their quarterback situation by turning to the efficient former leader of the Chargers, Drew Brees. Brees completed 65 percent of his pass attempts over the past two years and tossed 51 touchdown passes. At this stage of his rehabilitation, the Saints are confident that Brees will be ready for the season opener.
The Saints are shaky at quarterback behind Brees. Todd Bouman struggled in relief of Brooks last year, completing 55.7 percent of his passes and throwing two touchdowns and seven interceptions. Third on the depth chart is young Adrian McPherson, who has a world of talent, but is extremely raw. He'll need at least another year of learning before he's ready to contribute.
28. Buffalo Bills
The Bills enter the 2006 season with continued questions about the quarterback position. New coach Dick Jauron opted to go heavy with defense in the draft, leaving the trio of Kelly Holcomb, J.P. Losman and Craig Nall to compete for the starting role this season. Losman has the edge going in, but Holcomb's experience may win out with the conservative Jauron.
Buffalo returns speed receiver Lee Evans, who ascends to the No. 1 role with the loss of Eric Moulds, but the remaining Bills receivers have question marks attached to them. Andre' Davis has shown flashes of ability between injuries, and Peerless Price tries to reclaim his place in the game by returning to the scene of his biggest triumphs.
29. San Diego Chargers
Drew Brees left San Diego for a big contract in New Orleans, leaving third-year quarterback Philip Rivers at the control. Rivers will pin his success this year on the heavy use of running back LaDainian Tomlinson and tight end Antonio Gates, much like Drew Brees did the past two seasons. Rivers has worked hard this off-season to build better relationships with his teammates and to improve his timing with receivers Keenan McCardell and Eric Parker.
Behind first-year starter Rivers stand former Eagles and Dolphins backup A.J. Feeley and rookie Charlie Whitehurst. Whitehurst gained the early edge in the backup competition with a strong camp this weekend. Feeley struggled with his early throws, making several bad reads that resulted in interceptions. Regardless, this trio had limited experience on the field (just 554 pass attempts between them).
30. Houston Texans
Gary Kubiak is convinced that he can make a star out of David Carr. The Texans passed over the quarterbacks in this year's draft, declined to sign one of the higher-priced veterans on the free agent market and paid a huge roster bonus to their fifth-year quarterback. Houston added veteran receiver Eric Moulds to complement Andre Johnson and signed tight end Jeb Putzier.
Dave Ragone and Sage Rosenfels (from Miami) will compete for the backup role in Houston. Given the heavy sack total amassed by Carr over the past several seasons, there's always a chance that an injury may occur. Ragone hasn't seen the field since his rookie year in 2003, and Rosenfels played sparingly in Miami. The near future of the franchise rests squarely on Carr's right arm.
31. San Francisco 49ers
The 49ers enter the season with second-year player Alex Smith as the starter. To say that Smith struggled in 2005 would be an understatement, as he tossed only one touchdown pass against 11 interceptions. To aid in his development, and to provide a veteran presence should Smith struggle again, the 49ers dealt for Trent Dilfer this off-season. Dilfer contemplated retirement this off-season and is currently recovering from knee surgery. Though the 49ers upgraded the receiving corps with the selection of tight end Vernon Davis and the signing of Antonio Bryant, it still figures to be another rebuilding season in San Francisco.
32. Cleveland Browns
The deal that sent Dilfer to the 49ers solidifies Charlie Frye's claim to the starting quarterback position. Frye demonstrated solid ability as a rookie in several games last year by completing 60 percent of his passes for 1,002 yards, four touchdowns and five interceptions. The Browns figure to rely heavily on the legs of Reuben Droughns to aid Frye's development.
Ken Dorsey slides into the backup role upon his acquisition from San Francisco. Dorsey struggled in 12 appearances for the 49ers over two seasons with eight touchdowns, 11 interceptions and a quarterback rating of 63.7.
I'll continue my tour through the offensive units tomorrow with a glimpse at the running back position. Who's got the goods to rise to the top? Chicago? New Orleans?
Let the debate begin.
FOXSports.com fantasy contributor Mike Harmon would welcome your comments and feedback. You can also learn more about him by reading "Welcome to my world."
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This may come as a surprise to regular readers of this column who are familiar with my interest in pop and geek culture: I am not a Harry Potter fan.
I have not completed a single book in J.K. Rowling's acclaimed series. And until I happened to catch "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" on television Monday night, I hadn't seen any of the films.
It's not that I don't like wizards or magic. I adore Jim Butcher's "Dresden Files" series, about a wizard detective protecting the streets of Chicago from fae, demons, vampires and the like. I also am fond of the Merlin mythology and rank "Practical Magic" among my favorite films.
I just never got into the series. Now, before I receive 100 emails telling me how much I'd enjoy it, let me say I did give it a chance. I read the first two chapters of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," but Ms. Rowling and I differ in our approach to sentence structure, making it very difficult to digest her prose. I had to stop there. (I don't mean to single Rowling out. I have this problem with quite a few authors, including James Patterson.)
My experience with the novels quelled any desire to see the films. After all, a geek girl can't be into everything or her head would explode.
So now you all know I'm not a fan. But that doesn't mean I don't respect the book series, the subsequent films or their fans.
"Harry Potter" opened the eyes of so many young people to the wonderful world of reading. They not only read but consumed the words within the series' volumes of pages. And then clamored for more.
It always tickled me to see the long lines of fans waiting outside book stores for the next novel to arrive. And that there were so many eager parents lined up right next to their kids was a delight.
What writer or avid reader wouldn't support something drawing so many into the world of words?
And you have to tip your hat to a film franchise that ranks as the most successful in history with $6 billion earned worldwide. The initial entry, "Sorcerer's Stone," still ranks as the top film in the franchise, having grossed $317 million and $974 million worldwide.
That, however, could be surpassed by the franchise's final entry "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2," which opened early today with 3,800 mostly sold-out midnight runs.
The film, which will expands today to a Harry Potter record 4,374 theaters in North America, sold more advance tickets than any movie in history, accumulating $32 million in revenue before it even hit the screen.
It's also the franchise's first title to feature 3-D and will play in 3,000 3-D locations, including a record 275 IMAX screens. That increases the film's earning potential from giant to gargantuan. "Transformers" may have ruled the summer so far, but "Deathly Hallows, Part 2" will challenge for the title.
And, finally, how can you not love these fans? They dress up like Hogwarts students, draw lightning bolts on their foreheads and turn out in droves for book and film releases. As a comic book fan, I can appreciate their passion, for at least they are passionate about something.
May they all enjoy the final entry in the Harry Potter phenomenon. And pick up another book to fill the void.
Emmy nominations were announced early Thursday morning. Congrats to Margo Martindale, Walton Goggins, Jeremy Davies and Timothy Olphant for their nods for "Justified." But where is the best drama nomination for the series? Unbelievable.
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Man faces deportation after allegedly ramming Menlo Park police vehicle
Original post made on Nov 5, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, November 5, 2012, 1:45 PM
on Nov 5, 2012 at 1:59 pm
Pretty soon the ACLU will be on this case. They will confer with their client, and soon he will be a media darling. They will come up with a scenario showing that he "didn't do anything wrong" .. and is, in fact, a victim of the Bush Administration's never-ending "war on people living in the United States illegally" (or is that "without papers?").
Soon, the ACLU will have a $1T lawsuit in the mill, claiming that they will settle if the City drops all charges, gives their client $20M, a key to the City, makes him an "honorary citizen of Menlo Park" and fires all of the police officers involved in his arrest.
Yep .. time to bring on the clowns .. er .. make that the ACLU.
on Nov 5, 2012 at 2:15 pm
I doubt that the above scenario will happen. There are a number of undocumented criminals who quietly & frequently deported. You generally only hear about them IF the ACLU or similar get involved. If media reports are accurate, there's no reason for the ACLU to get involved. Of course, the reports may not be accurate and/or don't include all relevant details. Anecdotally, my recollection of ACLU involvement here in EPA has been for legal residents having problems w/the police. Maybe you know of local cases that do focus on ACLU helping undocumented criminals - hoping you share info if you do.
on Nov 5, 2012 at 2:17 pm
Well, don't do the crime if you can't do the time!


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Spine Tag Poetry….
June 20, 2012
I really should pre-text this post with a warning! I am not a poet, I have no desire to be one (as I am sure you will be very thankful for by the time we are done)….. the truth is I don't really like poetry that much….unless of course it is written by my husband …… in which case it's the best!
So here goes.
The lovely Meredith tagged me in a little book spine poetry meme a while ago and I have….after a few nights of hysterical laughing fits with my older two girls put together a 'piece'.
I am reluctant to call it a poem as I do not want to contribute to the piles and piles of very bad poetry (most of it self published)I have encountered in my lifetime.
The Christian Girls guide to being your best.
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Bettina's secret
Once uncovered
The tipping point
Could you? Would you? Do hard things.
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HONG KONG - DMG Entertainment, the Chinese production company behind "Iron Man 3" and "Looper," is to shoot a shoot a new Chinese-language drama show in Seattle, Washington.
The currently untitled show will be developed and produced by DMG and Washington FilmWorks and broadcast on state-run China Central Television (CCTV).
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The show has been announced by CCTV on its slate of 2014 programs, but details are currently being developed. It is expected to be a scripted drama, with episodes possibly of one hour each, following the lives and loves of a group of Chinese nationals as they leap through the hurdles of modern American life.
"The support from Washington FilmWorks and Governor Inslee's office has been great and is a clear indication of the future of this collaboration," said Dan Mintz, CEO and co-founder of DMG Entertainment. "The Seattle area boasts a highly diverse cultural make-up and that includes a lot of Chinese and Asian communities, which makes it a perfect place to set the show."
This year's hit Chinese movie "Finding Mr Right" by Xue Xiaolu was largely set in the Seattle area.
"China represents a major trading partner for a wide range of Washington State industries; the agreements signed today with Chinese film and technology companies, like DMG, will be the foundation of our shared economic success," said Inslee.
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Sherwood Fitness Center Worker
|Date: 08/11/2011
|Office/Department: Sherwood Fitness Center
|Starting Wage: Minimum
|Supervisor: Michele Hanford
|Openings: No
|Department Head: Dean Snider
Sherwood Fitness Center Worker
Work in the Sherwood Fitness Center, answer the phones, assist in the fitness center, clean equipment, do laundry for the Athletic Department, Building Lock-Up.
1. Student workers must be on some sort of work study to be eligible for employment. State, Federal or international student.
2. I use the time and date stamp of email employment requests to hierarchy potential student staff employees for the hopefuls on the waitlist
3. New semester sign-up starts after class registration so sometime around the end of registration we begin to fill the upcoming semesters' schedule.
4. Sign up for shifts goes to tenured student staff first, AND according to their class registration times. (4 Groups as given to me by the registrar.)
5. After step 4 is complete, potential new hires are invited to peruse the schedule. Refer to point #2 above.
6. A typical schedule for BFFC Student staff is 2 shifts, or 4 hours per week. This puts them on the list serve. (by being on the list serve you can pick up sub shifts)
7. Only those on the schedule, may be on the list serve. (We do not hire "sub-workers.")
8. And as an informational piece, students who go abroad are considered "New Hire" upon their return to Whitman campus. Refer to # point #5 above.
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Today Rudy Gobert, the 19 year-old 7'2" French center, participated in a pre-draft workout with the Hawks and tweeted out a photo of his workout shirt.
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Just finished the hawks workout #atlanta #hawks http://t.co/56E0agvIHw— rudy gobert (@rudygobert15) June 18, 2013
With the Hawks not releasing the names of workout participants this year, we are reliant on players and agents, as well as well placed sources, to discover who is working out and when. Earlier in the week, Nubyjas Wilborn reported that Mason Plumlee (Duke; Power Forward), Jeff Withey (Kansas; Center), and a few other big men had worked out with the Hawks.
According to sources, Jeff Withey, Mason Plumlee, C.J. Aikan among others worked out for the Hawks today.
According to sources, Jeff Withey, Mason Plumlee, C.J. Aikan among others worked out for the Hawks today.— Nubyjas Wilborn (@nwilborn19) June 15, 2013
Nubyjas told me that he spoke briefly with Plumlee who said that he would be back for a workout with the Hawks again once the NBA Finals were over so Mike Budenholzer can be in attendance.
Other players that have stated on twitter, have had their agents state their participation in a workout, or have been reported to workout (including potential first rounders, second rounders, and undrafted free agents) with the Hawks include:
Jamaal Franklin (San Diego State; Shooting Guard/Small Forward)***
Kerron Johnson (Belmont University; Point Guard)
Frank Gaines, Jr. (IPFW; Point Guard)
Ricardo Ledo (Providence; Shooting Guard)
Araslan Kazemi (Oregon; Power Forward)
Adonis Thomas (Memphis; Small Forward)
Romero Osby (Oklahoma; Power Forward)
Reggie Buckner (Ole Miss; Power Forward)
Kyle Weems (Missouri State; Small Forward)
Mfon Udofia (Georgia Tech; Point Guard)
Dwayne Davis (Southern Miss; Shooting Guard)
CJ Aiken (St. Joseph's; Power Forward)
***Franklin's visit reported by Andy Katz and has been unconfirmed as to whether he has been to Atlanta yet***
We will continue to provide updates on prospect workouts as well as offering analysis on the possible draft choices as we near the NBA Draft on Thursday, June 27.


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An 18-year-old Steelton-Highspire High School student was killed on Saturday night, making him Harrisburg's first homicide victim of 2014.
On Sunday Mayor Papenfuse expressed his condolences to the family of Hauson Baltimore-Greene, Jr., who was shot in front of a home on N. 16th Street at around 10 p.m., according to police.
Greene was taken to Harrisburg Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Investigators have not named any suspects in this homicide at this time.
"If we work together, we can save our children and stop the violence that is claiming far too many young lives," Papenfuse said.
Steel-High's basketball coach said that despite the school being closed on Monday, grief counselors will be on hand.
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GARLAND -- It was a rare smile from Brittani Lane.
"It's worse than your groom leaving you at the altar," she said, joking. But within seconds, the tears were falling again.
"I want to bawl my eyes out," she said. "I'm devastated. My heart is broken. I don't understand how somebody can do that."
Brittani was set to get married at Alexander Mansion in Garland next July. Last week, she called to make another payment, but a recording said they were closed for a week. Now, the phone's been disconnected and everything that was inside has been moved out.
"The decorations, the chairs, the ivy that was on the staircase, the mirror over the mantle -- none of it's there," she said after peering in the windows.
"$2,300 just down the toilet," she said, sighing.
Brides across North Texas appear to be in the same boat. They have signed contracts worth thousands of dollars, but there is no sign of the owner. She is not answering her cell phone. Her home and business phones are disconnected. She is not returning e-mails. She also runs Cappella Court Gardens in Carrollton, and it suddenly shut down, too.
One of the brides set to get married at Alexander Mansion filed a report with Garland police accusing the owner of theft. A detective is now investigating.
The Texas Attorney General's office said the couples should immediately file complaints with their office, through this website. The Dallas office is "generally aware" of the allegations, according to the AG's press office in Austin.
"You could even file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau," suggested BBB spokesman Jeannette Kopko. "We might not be able to help you if they're really gone, but we can hold onto it and maybe there's something we can learn later."
Kopko said couples should continue to try to reach the owner through any means possible. She suggested sending a letter to the venue, because she said it's possible the mail will be forwarded. She also suggested keeping track of filings in bankruptcy courts. She said closing a business does not relieve the owner of his or her obligation to customers.
The invitations are already printed for Geremy Rodacker's wedding in March, which was supposed to be at Cappella Court. While scrambling to find a new venue, he's also trying to compile a list of other victims.
"We did our research," he said. "We talked to people who'd been to weddings there, had weddings there, everybody was okay with it. They had good reviews online. We had nothing, I felt, to worry about."
Rodacker said it wasn't really the money that made him upset.
"It's knowing that someone took away something I was trying to give my fiancee," he said. "Because I know she really deserves the best."
Brittani and her fiance still plan to marry on the sixth anniversary of their first date. Son, J.P., will be the ring bearer, daughter, Kyndall, the flower girl. They just don't know where.
"We wanted to do this years ago, we just couldn't afford it," Brittani said. "Now we can, and somebody takes it."
For future brides, Kopko suggests trying to use a credit card for as many reservations as possible, because those charges can be disputed with a card company if the unthinkable happens.
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Time to get dressed and head to MetLife. Wearing my Welker jersey under my suit. #SuperBowl GO BRONCOS!!!!!!!— MileHighReport (@MileHighReport) February 2, 2014
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Authorities say a dozen suspected drug smugglers have been arrested and 1,250 pounds of marijuana seized by agents patrolling in southern Arizona.
The U.S. Border Patrol says agents from its Ajo station called in air support late Tuesday night after spotting the group of smugglers carrying bundles of marijuana.
The agency says 11 adults and one juvenile were arrested near Pia Oik and authorities say all will face federal prosecution for narcotics smuggling.
Border Patrol officials estimate the marijuana to be worth about $625,000.
Citizens can report suspicious activity to the Border Patrol and remain anonymous by calling 1-877-872-7435.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (AP) - Library patrons in a suburban Atlanta county will find fewer best-sellers and new children's books this year if a proposed $1 million cut to the library system's budget is approved.
Gwinnett County Commissioners are set to consider the proposal on Thursday.
Library board chairman Phillip Saxton told county commissioners that the cut would have long-term consequences for the county just northeast of Atlanta.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (http://bit.ly/VwnPhh) that it would leave the library system with a materials budget of $2.3 million - down 30% from 2012.
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Exhibition: Great Art on Screen
International masterpieces – up close
EXHIBITION is a new theatrical series of events, bringing the world's greatest art exhibitions to cinema screens worldwide. EXHIBITION will feature the world's foremost upcoming art exhibitions, creatively captured especially for the big screen.
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EXHIBITION: Vermeer and Music: The Art of Love and Leisure
Thursday, October 10 at 7:30 p.m.
The National Gallery, London, is offering a major exhibition on one of the most startling and fascinating artists of all-time Johannes Vermeer, painter of the Girl with a Pearl Earring. Vermeer painted little more than 30 works that still exist, and the National Gallery has chosen to focus on his art in relation to music. Music was one of the most popular themes of Dutch painting and revealed an enormous amount about the sitter and the society.
The event film goes beyond the exhibition to tell the entire story of Vermeer's life and, in doing so we show in detail many other of the artist's great works. The program will suit the wide audience who adore Vermeer's work and who want both to see it in detail and to learn more about this mysterious, fascinating man.


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Prosecutors and defense attorneys have rested their cases in the Jessica Tata murder trial.
Closing arguments in the trial will begin Monday at 9 a.m.
Tata is charged with four counts of murder and injury to a child.
Prosecutors said Tata left the oil cooking on the stove and went shopping when the fire started.
On Wednesday the defense called a an electrical engineer who testified that a faulty knob on the stove may have caused the oil cooking to go from low to high.
The engineer also said he could not rule out the fire may have started from the refrigerator.
Later, this afternoon the Prosecution will call three of it's own experts to rebut what the defense expert witness testified about the faulty knob.
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While at the foundry, they were led on a tour by Ted Herman, a resident of Ottoville and an electrical engineer at GM.
The class and its teacher, Aaron Verhoff, appreciated how informative and helpful everyone was. The tour was a great experience and encouraged the students to pursue careers in engineering. The class would like to express special thanks to Herman for his help in scheduling, planning and spending his time with the class on the tour. The students would also like to thank all the engineers who took time out of their day to offer their knowledge and experiences with the class. Finally, they would like to thank Target for the grant and GM for allowing them to visit their world-class facility.


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Identifying patients who may require warfarin dosing adjustments(2,3) including:
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The original scroll of Jack Kerouac's On the Road will be exhibited at the UNC-Chapel Hill Wilson Library from September 29-December 17 this fall. The opening reception will be free to the public on September 29, from 5-7 p.m. at the Saltarelli Exhibit Room, third floor of the Wilson Library. The NC Writers' Network is a cosponsor of this significant event


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— Florence Lucille (Money) Gossett Jackson of Danville died Friday at Hendricks Regional Health in Danville. She was 87.
Born Jan. 25, 1925, in Center Township (Hendricks County), she was a daughter of Porter L. and Letha J. (Schmidt) Money. She married Jim Gossett in 1946, and he died in '75. She married Jim "J.J." Jackson in 1977, and he died in 2005.
Mrs. Jackson graduated from Danville High School in 1946 and attended Indiana University for a year. She worked for the West Lafayette City hall from 1970 to '73. She then worked as a secretary in the Purdue University Purchasing Department from 1973 to '82.
She was a member of Danville Christian Church and the Extension Homemakers Club.
Survivors include children Kathy A. Hitchcock and husband Eugene of Danville, James L. Gossett and wife Marcia of Marshalltown, Iowa, Karen S. Tarsan and husband Jerry of Brownsburg, and Sally J. Knight and husband Don of Nashville, Ind.; step-children Steven Jackson and wife Rita of Lafayette, Joyce Stovall and husband Rex of Massachusetts, and Douglas Jackson and wife Gail of Lafayette; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren; sisters Marjorie Miles of Danville and Carolyn Apple of Avon; and a brother, Russell Money of Lee's Summit, Mo.
Services are 10:30 a.m. Monday at Weaver & Randolph Funeral Home in Danville. Interment will follow at Danville South Cemetery.
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Philadelphia is now home to one of the best dueling piano bars in the country.
Howl at the Moon opened its doors on 15th and Spruce Streets to the public for the first time ever last night. The bar is known for really getting the audience involved in the show.
Therefore, on Good Day, we wanted to re-create the experience right in our studio. Some piano players from Howl at the Moon were on Good Day: Melia, Danielle, Khalil and Mathew.
And we even brought in a little crowd for the fun.
See Mike, Sheinelle, Sue, Karen, Chris, and the whole crew sing songs by Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Al Green and Gloria Gaynor.
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Old Dominion University's Graduate Program in International Studies will sponsor two presentations on March 29 and 30 by Maria Pinto Carland, associate director of the master of science in foreign service program at Georgetown University and editor of the the award-winning guidebook "Careers in International Affairs," now in its seventh edition. GPIS is offering the presentations as a service to all ODU undergraduate and graduate students who may be considering a career in the field of international affairs.
Carland will speak on "Interviewing and Networking for Careers in International Affairs" at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, in 2100 Constant Hall.
The following day, at 10 a.m., she will lead a group-dynamics exercise, "Preparing for Oral Assessments: A Group Exercise," in the Isle of Wight
Room of Webb Center. This will be a problem-solving simulation to prepare applicants for the State Department's foreign service exam and similar oral assessment procedures that applicants for jobs in international career fields increasingly encounter.
"Employers are finding that applicants' transcripts, resumes and interviews may identify them as high achievers, but reveal very little about interpersonal skills, which are crucial in a world where working in teams is so common," said Robert H. Holden, associate director of GPIS. "In this exercise, six GPIS students will be observed while engaging in a group effort, under tight time constraints, to negotiate a satisfactory outcome. The exercise will simulate an embassy meeting where staffers have to choose between proposals."
Students who wish to attend either of these sessions are urged to read Carland's book, "Careers in International Affairs," which is on reserve at the circulation desk of Perry Library (call number JZ1238.U6 C37 2003). Carland has played a leading role as first chair for the Career Officers of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs and career counselor for the International Career Advancement Program for mid-career professionals of color. She also serves on scholarship selection committees and mid-career promotion boards for the U.S. Department of State and the Agency for International Development, and as a consultant for the Institute of International Education's Goldman Sachs Global Leadership Program.
Before joining Georgetown, Carland served on the staff of the Patterson School of International Diplomacy and Commerce of the University of
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WASHINGTON (AFP) – Apple, in a move hailed by a group of US senators, has agreed not to allow any new iPhone applications in the App Store that identify police drunk-driving checkpoints. Senators Harry Reid, Charles Schumer, Frank Lautenberg and Tom Udall urged Apple, Blackberry maker Research In Motion and…
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Isinglass put their shirt on Oxford United next season (From Witney Gazette)
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ISINGLASS Consulting have agreed to extend their shirt sponsorship deal to cover next season.
The Witney-based human resources firm won a prize draw last summer to have their logo on Oxford United's away shirt.
Paul Charles, Isinglass's managing director, said: "We are delighted to extend our partnership for a further year and to support the club's progress."
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Two massive steel spools roll down I-94 after a semi driver strikes a bridge east of Bismarck.
No one was injured--but the spools were ripped off the flatbed, crossing the eastbound passing lane of the interstate before ending up in the ditch.
The 59-year-old driver told the highway patrol he was traveling around 55 miles-per-hour.
You can see the dent in the 80th Street bridge--which was closed immediately due to structural damage.
The spools are 16 feet high by 16 feet wide and weigh between fifteen and twenty thousand pounds.
"Both of the reels came off the trailer and ended up here in the median between the east and westbound lanes. They would've crossed over the passing lane here so it was just fortunate that nobody else was around."says Sgt. Mitch Rumple with the North Dakota Highway Patrol.
The trucker was on his way from Alberta to Houston.
He was supposed to use an alternate route and avoid I-94, but missed a turn.
The driver was cited for violating the conditions of his permit.
The industrial spools are used to wrap wire or tubing.
Rumple says the driver's insurance company will be responsible for the cost of repairing the bridge.
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2012 has been an interesting year for the music business. As chart genres shift and technology continues to influence how and what we consume, in-flux trends seem to fly in out of nowhere.The viral sensation breakout star, for example. But can we go back to basics for just a moment? These people are here to entertain us and sing, right? Like, into microphones and send sound waves into the universe. Whether their songs permeated the charts all year or their pipes are ones to keep an eye out in the future, the following 15 voices were the most noteworthy in 2012.
1. Gotye
Having created what's sure to be a sing-along bar anthem for years to come, Gotye's "Somebody I Used to Know" is a monster. Shout out to Kimbra for the solid assist, too!
2. Sia
In addition to being the voice behind David Guetta's "Titanium" and Flo Rida's "Wild Ones" this year, Sia also wrote the lyrics and melody for Rihanna's "Diamonds" and her talent should be recognized, damn it.
3. Kendrick Lamar
Through storytelling, K-Dot has the versatility to sound nervous, vulnerable and shrieky, macho and intimidating, soft and robotic, Compton tough, and instructively monotone.


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Truth be told, we've never been big fans of the whole pay for play phenomenon – where companies send bloggers their products in exchange for a nice blurb or review. Blame it on Anne's journalistic background, where there was this virtual firewall between the content and the advertising sides of the business. Or there was supposed to be.
And then, one of Anne's colleagues from Generation Fabulous. Chloe Jeffreys, hooked up with a publicist for Mirassou wines and Chloe asked Anne (and the other GenFab women) to help out. Well, gee. If there's wine involved, we're always ready to
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