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After being broken into twice in the last four years, Betty Wood simply had enough.
"When I come home and shut the door, I always lock it behind me," the Tucson resident says, closing the front door of her northwest-side home. "And then I close this (security) door and lock it behind me, too."
She spent nearly $10,000 on new doors, new locks, new security screens -- you name it.
To the lay person her home is a veritable fortress.
"While I won't be intimidated, I'm not going to be stupid either," Wood says, explaining why she allowed KOLD News 13 to come to her home and provide a security assessment.
"So I really appreciate you guys coming and showing me something else I can do to be safe."
Meet Keith Duncan.
He's KOLD News 13's home security expert. He's also an insurance agent with All-State.
"I like the landscaping," Duncan says, as he looks at Betty Wood's home for the first time. "I like the fact that it's clean; there's no real place for a bad guy to hide."
Criminals like to lurk in the shadows cast off by untrimmed trees and plants, Duncan says. That's not a problem in this case.
"If I'm a bad guy once again, I'm looking for the quietest, darkest place I possibly can"
Hence the need for better lighting around the darkest parts of Betty's house.
Coincidentally, a rear corner is the same place a burglar broke in here four years ago.
"They came over the fence...and came here," Wood says, pointing to one of her bedroom windows. "The big cactus was here, but they still got through the cactus, broke through the window."
Fast-forward to today and this solar-powered, motion-sensing light should do just the trick scaring any bad guys away.
"So motion sensor lights," Duncan says, "I love them because they're an extra set of eyes in the middle of the night.
"If I'm a bad guy and I'm sneaking around and that light goes off, I'm gonna ask did anyone see that? Can anyone see me and is there an alarm that goes with the motion sensor that's inside?"
Speaking of alarms, Duncan says one part of this home that was especially vulnerable was the storage room connected to the back of the house.
"Really, this window's right here ... but if I'm a bad guy, I can break in and get in," Duncan says simulating a forced entry.
What's worse is some of the items found inside.
From the common shovel -- "absolutely one of the most devastating burglar tools ever invented," Duncan says -- to a series of hand tools that could be used against you or your home, these items can all do a lot of damage.
Make sure they're out of plain view, Duncan says. At the very least, make sure they're locked up.
That's why our security expert recommended an alarm that goes off anytime storage room door is breached.
"This is really simple," Duncan says. "This sits on the inside of the door and if the door opens it sets off a very loud alarm."
Even better it only costs about 20 bucks.
"This way...if a bad guy is breaking in ... she or one of her neighbors is gonna hear about it," Duncan says.
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Preparing for a Salesforce Web-to-Lead Integration
So you're thinking of integrating your web leads with Salesforce? Great call! In this blog post, I'll be outlining how to prepare for a basic web-to-lead integration, and making some simple recommendations to ensure it goes smoothly.
Setting up basic mapping
Basic web-to-lead integration means that every person who fills out a form or call to action on your site will be added to your Salesforce database as a lead. Here are some things you'll need to think about and set up before integration can be completed.
1. One-to-one mapping from your CTAs to Salesforce
For any field on a CTA, make sure you've decided which field it will correspond to in Salesforce. For example, if you have a field called "Project Details" on your contact form, perhaps you'll have it map to the native Salesforce "Description" field, or perhaps you'll create a custom field called "Project Details."
Fields can also be set up to map to Salesforce behind the scenes. One of the normal hidden fields sent is 'Lead Source.' Make sure to decide what you would like the 'Lead Source' for each of your CTAs to be, and add these to the field's picklist values in Salesforce.
2. Using Campaigns
The best way to track a lead's engagement with your site in Salesforce is to use Campaigns. Set up a campaign for each of your site's CTAs. The Campaign ID will be another hidden value that is passed over the Salesforce behind the scenes, adding that lead as a member of that campaign. You can also pass over a specific Campaign Member Status, in case you'd like the member status of leads coming from your site to be different for a certain campaign.
To find a campaign ID, navigate to that campaign's landing page, and look in your browser's navigation bar. The campaign ID is the 15-digit alphanumeric code (e.g., 70180000000cm93).
In some cases—a newsletter sign-up form, for example—it makes sense for the Campaign ID to be hard-coded in the form definition for that CTA. However, for other types of CTAs—webinar registration or download forms, for example—you might need the ability to add a different campaign for each new instance of the form.
For example, here's a screenshot of the metadata tab in Newfangled CMS for a webinar. We have the ability to add two campaigns for each webinar: one is valid while the webinar is open for registration, and the other becomes valid once the webinar has happened and we've posted the video to our site.
3. Setting up lead field mapping
To make sure you do not lose any data captured on the lead object when converting a lead, remember to set up lead field mapping. To do this, navigate to Setup —> Customize —> Leads —> Fields —> Lead Custom Fields & Relationships —> Map Lead Fields. Before doing this, you must be sure that you've duplicated any custom fields on either the contact, account, or opportunity objects.
4. Getting this information to your developer
Once you know which fields your CTAs will be mapping to, you might need to provide the field names to your developer. The easiest way to do this is to generate a web-to-lead form through Salesforce. To do this, go to Setup —> App Setup —> Customize —> Leads —> Web-to-Lead —> Create Web-to-Lead Form. Then, take a look at your CTA. If I were to create a web-to-lead form for our newsletter subscribe CTA, I would add "Full Name" (a custom field) and "Email," as well as "Lead Source," "Campaign," and "Newsletter Subscriber" (a custom field), which will be hidden to the user but still passed to Salesforce. For any fields that are multi-select picklists (like Lead Source), you'll need to provide the developer with the exact value you'd like coded. This goes for campaigns as well.
Dealing with duplicates
Remember to keep in mind the importance of data cleanliness. One thing to understand about the integration I'm describing is that each time a lead fills out a form on your site, they are added to your Salesforce database as a new lead. If I were to go to the Newfangled site and sign up for our newsletter and blog digest, Salesforce would treat me like two different people. Salesforce does not have a native deduplication feature, but there are many solutions available through the AppExchange. We use CRMFusion's suite of tools, but I have heard good things about RingLead as well. You will not regret implementing a deduplication solution before enabling web-to-lead. I can tell you from experience that even with the right tools, deduplicating an entire Salesforce database is a tedious and often exasperating experience. So implement a real-time deduplication solution as soon as you can, hopefully before you even have any dupes!
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'Stairway to Heaven' meets 'Bridge to Nowhere'
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Published on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 4:59 p.m.
In what figures to be a highly competitive U.S. House race, incumbent Democrat Alan Grayson is attacking his Republican opponent Daniel Webster for a spiral staircase Webster had constructed while House speaker in 1996.
Grayson labels it the "stairway to nowhere" in a new ad set to music spoofing Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven."
What's unintentionally ironic is that the spiral staircase sits in a closet of the Florida House Majority Office, literally headed to nowhere. The upper landing was sealed off and converted into office space.
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Kenneth Stanley Carr
Kenneth Stanley Carr, 74, of Wayne County died March 28, 2013 at Wayne Memorial Hospital. He was born October 5, 1938 to the late Harry Delue and Alice Marshall Carr. Funeral Services will be on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 3:00 pm at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 200 N. James St., Goldsboro, NC with the Father Gene Carpenter officiating. Burial will follow in the Four Oaks Cemetery.
He is survived by: Wife; Linda Joyce Dutton Carr, sons; Richard Kenneth Carr of Four Oaks, William Frederick Carr of Benson, daughters; Kathryn Marie Tate-Hildreth of Four Oaks, Nancy Diane Reeves of Northwood, NH, 12 Grandchildren 2 Great Grandchildren
The family will receive friends beginning at 2:00 on Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at the St. Stephen's Episcopal Church and following the committal service at the American Legion on 5618 US Hwy 301 S., Four Oaks, NC .
Although flowers are welcome, the family suggests that memorial gifts be made to the American Legion Auxiliary Post 346, C/O Gertrude Beaver, PO Box 54, Four Oaks, NC 27524.
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City opens cooling centers, offers heat safety tips
The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the region, including the City of Kansas City, Mo., beginning Friday, July 15 at 1 p.m. It will be in effect until Tuesday, July 19 at 7 p.m., with the possibility of an extension if high temperatures continue.
Temperatures are expected to rise into the mid-90s on Friday, July 15 and will continue to rise into the upper-90s to 100 on Sunday, July 17. Heat indices are forecast to be between 105-110 or higher and may last through the remainder of next week.
Residents seeking relief from the heat may go to the City of Kansas City, Mo.'s community centers. Community center addresses and schedules, as well as open City swimming pools and spraygrounds, are listed below.
Brush Creek Community Center – 3801 Emanuel Cleaver II Blvd., Sunday and Monday: closed, Tuesday and Wednesday: Noon to 9 p.m., Thursday: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Garrison Community Center – 1124 E. 5th St.., Sunday and Monday: closed, Tuesday-Friday: 1 to 9 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Gregg/Klice Community Center – 1600 John "Buck" O'Neil Way, Sunday: closed, Monday-Friday: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Hillcrest Community Center – 10401 Hillcrest Road, Sunday: closed , Monday-Thursday: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Kansas City North Community Center – 3930 N.E. Antioch Road, Sunday: closed, Monday-Thursday: 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday: 5:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Line Creek Community Center – 5940 N.W. Waukomis Drive, Sunday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday-Friday: 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., Saturday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Marlborough Community Center – 8200 Paseo Blvd., Sunday and Monday: closed, Tuesday and Thursday: Noon to 9 p.m., Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Southeast Community Center – 4201 E. 63rd St., Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Thursday: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tony Aguirre Community Center – 2050 W. Pennway Terrace, Sunday: closed, Monday-Friday: 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Westport-Roanoke Community Center – 3601 Roanoke Road, Sunday: closed, Monday: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
In addition to the City's cooling centers, residents are invited to swim at the following parks and facilities through Labor Day weekend. Visit the webpage, http://bit.ly/chdKnB, for admission charges and hours.
Brush Creek Community Center Pool, 3801 Brush Creek Blvd. (Free swim: Mondays, 1-7 p.m.)
Budd Pool, at Esplanade Street and Denver Avenue (Free swim: Tuesdays, 1-7 p.m.)
Grove Park Pool, at Truman Road and Benton Boulevard (Free swim: Thursdays, 1-7 p.m.)
Swope Pool, Swope Park, at 67th Street and Lewis Road, (Free swim: Sundays, 1-5 p.m.)
The Springs Aquatics Center, 9400 N. Congress Ave.
Spraygrounds are free and open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday-Friday. For more information on swimming pools and spraygrounds visit the webpage, http://bit.ly/chdKnB.
Neighborhood Pools are free and open through Aug. 7 from 1-6 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 1-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. They are closed on Mondays.
Arbor Villa Park, 66th Terrace and Main Street
Ashland Park, 23rd and Elmwood streets
Gillham Pool, 41st and Gillham streets
West Terrace Park, 16th and Jarboe streets
Please note: it is against City ordinance for residents to swim in any of the City's fountains.
The City's Health Department continues to assist the National Weather Service in determining heat-health notifications. The department also continues to coordinate communications among agencies involved with heat response, such as The Salvation Army and United Way 2-1-1.The department continues to monitor the emergency rooms as well as working the Jackson County Medical Examiner on suspected heat-related cases under investigation.
The Health Department recommends that residents check on their neighbors and take precautions to protect themselves from the heat.
Eleven things you can do to protect your health during times of extreme heat:
Do not use a fan as your primary source of cooling. If your home does not have air conditioning, please go to a public building every day for several hours.
Never leave children, pets or others alone in closed vehicles: within minutes, the temperature inside a car can reach over 140 degrees and this can kill within minutes.
If you have to work outside or in a non-air-conditioned workplace, take frequent breaks, rest in the shade or cooler environment, and drink plenty of water.
Check on your neighbors, friends and relatives at least twice a day (morning and night).
Avoid too much sunshine, and postpone outdoor activities and games.
Avoid extreme temperature changes, such as a taking a cool shower immediately after coming inside from hot temperatures.
Stay indoors as much as possible during the heat of the day in an air conditioned environment.
If your home does not have air conditioning, go to a public building every day for several hours.
Replace incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs, to reduce heat and save money.
Conserve electricity not needed to keep you cool.
Dress for the weather: wear loose-fitting, lightweight, light-colored clothing; this type of clothing reflects heat and helps maintain normal body temperature. If you have to be outside, cover as much skin as possible to avoid sunburn. Protect your face and head with a wide-brimmed hat.
For more information about heat-related illnesses, visit the CDC's webpage about extreme heat: http://www.cdc.gov/Features/ExtremeHeat/.
Heat information also can be found on the Health Department's webpage (www.kcmo.org/health). For general information on signs and symptoms of heat-related illness, call the 3-1-1 Action Center at 311 or 816-513-1313. For heat information and community resources, call the Health Department's community partner United Way 2-1-1, at 211 or 816-474-5112.
Media inquiries about the City's community centers and swimming pools should be directed to Heidi Downer, Parks and Recreation Department, 816-513-7527.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Quick-thinking good Samaritans, including a union plumber and celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz, helped save the life of a British tourist whose leg was severed by a runaway taxi in midtown Manhattan.
The 23-year-old victim, Sian Green, was struck in Rockefeller Center on Tuesday.
David Justino fashioned a tourniquet with his plumber's belt for one of Green's legs. He used a dog leash for the other injured leg.
TV's "Dr. Oz," who was walking in the area, rushed over when he heard the accident. He credited Justino for saving the woman's life.
A nearby food truck owner, Max Crespo, said he placed her severed limb in a bucket of ice.
Police say the cab driver was issued a summons for being an unauthorized driver. The circumstances of the accident are under investigation.
In a FaceBook post, Dr. Oz wrote the following:
"While in a meeting in our offices near Rockefeller Center, I heard an accident occur on the street below. A taxi driver lost control of his cab and collided with a woman, badly injuring her leg. David Justino (pictured), a plumber from New York, took action, removing his belt and using it as a tourniquet. With the help of NYC first responders, who are the best in the world, the woman was treated and rushed to a local hospital.
I applaud the quick thinking and heroic actions of David and the first responders. My prayers are with the victim for a speedy recovery."


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Chile: Comparative Education and Social Change
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Discover the political, social, and economic factors shaping educational systems and social change in Chile and Argentina.
This program introduces students to the complex relationship between society and education and the multifaceted forces that affect educational policies and ideologies in two South American countries. SIT faculty, researchers from Universidad Alberto Hurtado, members of governmental and human rights organizations, and local experts lead students in lectures and seminars while also guiding them in field studies.
Program components
The program consists of three main phases:
- Five-week homestay in Santiago during which students have lectures and intensive language instruction
- Three-week period studying educational systems in Temuco, Chile and Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Four-week period when students complete an Independent Study Project
Each phase of the semester exposes students to different perspectives on education and social change through interactions with a broad range of stakeholders – from students and teachers to policymakers and social activists.
Santiago (program base)
During the first five weeks of the program, students live with host families in Santiago. During this period, students attend lectures, seminars, and field studies by SIT professors and researchers from Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Universidad Arcis, Centro de Estudios Nacionales de Desarrollo Alternativo, and Instituto de Desarrollo Económico.
Topics of study include: education and equity, human rights and indigenous education, popular education and labor unions, social change and social movements, and the impact of globalization on education and schooling. Read more about the program's coursework and review program syllabi.
Intensive instruction in Spanish
While in Santiago, students are immersed in Spanish language study through intensive language classes and interactions with host families. Students acclimate to Chilean culture and are introduced to the current social and political issues surrounding education and social change in Chile.
Research and comparative study
During the second phase of the program, students participate in educational excursions throughout Chile and also travel to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Students live with indigenous families in Temuco to learn about bilingual intercultural education and the conflicting relationships between the Chilean state and the Mapuche community. Students analyze this experience in light of their excursion to Buenos Aires where they examine Argentina's educational policies firsthand. During each excursion, students visit classrooms, meet with teachers and students, and learn from community and civil society leaders.
Independent study
Students dedicate the final part of the semester to an Independent Study Project (ISP). Students have the opportunity to critically analyze a topic or situation related to the educational and social dynamics in Chilean, Mapuche, or Argentine communities. Students may choose to incorporate a guided practicum experience into the project as well. Students receive guidance from the academic director during the ISP period.
Sample topic areas for the ISP include:
- Identity issues and intercultural education in rural Mapuche schools
- Education and cultural identity through children's arts expressions
- Structural aspects of education
- English language practicum in a primary urban or rural school
- The Penguin revolution and its effects
- School reentry in Buenos Aires
- Ethnicity in child care in marginalized areas of Buenos Aires
- Gender roles in schools
- National identity in students
- Human rights
- Popular education and social change
Duration: 15 weeks
Program Base: Santiago
Language Study: Spanish
Prerequisites: Coursework in education, Latin American studies, or development studies; 3 semesters college-level Spanish. Read more...
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CINCINNATI — Reserve/injured: RB Bernard Scott (knee). Roster exemption lifted: LB Dontay Moch.
CLEVELAND — Suspension lifted (roster exemption): CB Joe Haden (from reserve/suspended by commissioner).
INDIANAPOLIS — Placed on waivers: TE Dominique Jones. Reserve/injured: OG Seth Olson (knee).
MIAMI — Practice-squad addition: S Anderson Russell.
PITTSBURGH — Suspension lifted (roster exemption): TE Wesley Saunders (from reserve/suspended by commissioner).
CAROLINA — Placed on waivers: S Ron Parker. Roster exemption lifted: NT Andre Neblett.
DALLAS — Roster addition: RB Lance Dunbar (from Cowboys practice squad). Practice-squad addition: WR Raymond Radway.
DETROIT — Tryouts: WR Kamar Aiken; WR Michael Calvin; TE Chase Ford; WR Devin Goda; QB Brian Hoyer; QB Stephen McGee; WR Jeremy Ross; QB Seneca Wallace.
NEW ORLEANS — Contract terminated: LB Barrett Ruud. Roster addition: CB Elbert Mack (released by Saints 10/3).
N.Y. GIANTS — Reserve/suspended by commissioner: S Will Hill (four games, violation of performance enhancing substances policy). Roster exemption lifted: S Tyler Sash.
SAN FRANCISCO — Suspension lifted (roster exemption): LB Clark Haggans (from reserve/suspended by commissioner).


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Major Highlights for the Week
Wednesday, April 1, 1863
Confederate Lieutenant General James Longstreet's command was reorganized to create the Department of North Carolina under Major General Daniel H. Hill, the Department of Richmond under Major General Arnold Elzey, and the Department of Southern Virginia under Major General S.G. French.
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Keeping Time: the Historic Piano Collection of Steve Misener, an exhibit of vintage pianos from the 1700s to the 1950s, will be at the Dassel History Center and Ergot Museum from Sunday, April 7, through Sunday, May 5. An Opening Gala will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 7. Tours will follow at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
Eighty-four years ago, five little farm girls started grade 1 in a one-room country school, District 172. Many of our brothers and sisters had gone to that school between Richmond and St. Martin. Nineteen children went there when we did; two boys were older than we were. They are both gone.
One teacher taught all eight grades. We had good teachers. I lived closer to the school, in the middle of the five. We ran across the meadow and went home for lunch. In the winter, we all ate at school with our syrup pails for lunch pails (no fancy lunch pails). Some of the teachers roomed at our place, weekends they went home. When the weather was bad, they stayed by us.
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Wednesday, March 25, 1863
More fighting occurred on Black Bayou as the Federal expedition on Steele's Bayou continued to bog down. Two Federal rams attempted to run the Vicksburg, Miss., batteries from north to south. The U.S.S. Lancaster was struck about 30 times with most of the crew escaping. The U.S.S. Switzerland, badly disabled, floated out of the firing range.
Major General Ambrose Burnside, former commander of the Army of the Potomac, superseded Major General Horatio G. Wright in command of the Department of the Ohio.
The Stearns History Museum presents "Minnesota Homefront, World War II," a traveling exhibit on view from March 23 to May 12.
Come visit the Stearns History Museum, and see "Minnesota Homefront, World War II," a traveling exhibit that explores the accomplishments, sacrifices, disappointments and challenges that have shaped the enduring legacy of Minnesota's Greatest Generation through their stories.


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Melees with Muses (Softcover, B&W printing)
"With 'I'd rather face the wrath of Hell,' John Kagebein begins Melees with Muses, a chronologically arranged selection of his poetry. The young boy who wrote those words became the mature poet who continues to live and write with boldness and ardor.
His poems spin with the playfulness of Rain Dance, weep with the painful honesty of Hello…Goodbye, and inflame with the seduction of The Dance, all illustrating ingenious ways of shifting rhythm and lyric expression. Throughout, there is an imbued sense of gallantry. We are reminded that sincerity and allegiance to our values are hallmarks of the noble soul.
These carefully crafted poems range from the cool, sparkling clarity of thought to the fiery heat of passion, dual edges of the rapier Kagebein brandishes with both precision and zeal. Melees with Muses is his scabbard and his poems have been unsheathed.
~ Grace DeCicco
By John Kagebein
37 original poems, written between the ages of 13 and 39, ordered chronologically. Includes a 15 page essay by the author, intended to serve as a basic primer to understanding, appreciating and enjoying poetry.
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Publish Date November 26, 2012
Dimensions Trade 118 pgs
Black and White printing (on cream uncoated paper)
Category Poetry
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Dustin Murray's eighth-grade history class recently studied the Middle Ages, which took place in Europe starting from the fifth century and ending around the 15th century. A complete change hit every aspect of living during that time frame, including art, religion, architecture, economics, etc. But, rather than having students just read about the Medieval period in a textbook or on the Internet, Murray had his students do more of a hands-on approach.
When asked what exactly they were doing, Murray laughed and said, "We're going to sieze a castle."
"The kids built catapults, and we had other students that built makeshift castles and other projects. We were studying the Middle Ages, and so I gave them free reign to build what they wanted to build, and this is what happened," he continued. "You cut the leash, let them free and they can excel, and that's what I was gunning for."
While some students worked in groups on the life-sized catapults, others created mosaics and canvas art, clay sculptures and pottery, smaller versions of catapults with popsicle sticks, posters and a 3-dimensional church and castle. Not only did the projects cover the area of history, but they also touched on areas across the entire curriculum.
"You get to combine math and science and art. You get to do a little bit of everything," said Murray, who is in his fifth year of teaching. "I had kids write papers, so you were able to cross curriculum in everything. We had a little English, a little science, a little math and you got your history behind it to drive it."
Three catapults lined one of the end zones on the school's football field Wednesday morning in preparation for a distance battle. Fourteen-year-old Hunter Rickles said his catapult launched a softball at a distance of 64 yards, which was the farthest he had recorded before the wooden arm broke.
"It took us about three to four weeks [to build the catapult]," Rickles said about his group. "I learned that this was one of the most tactile weapons. ... It shows us how to work together and how we can have fun by doing it."
Heather Carmichael, 14, said she built a medieval castle. She also said the project was "fun" and briefly discussed what she had learned while covering this particular time period.
"It just really gives us a concept of what it was like back then. We covered the Black Death also, and it was a really hard time of great famine," Carmichael said. "It just gave us a feel for what it was like."
Murray bragged on the students, complimenting on their behaviors and their persevering attitudes.
"I like putting it in the hands of the students, because they thrive when you cut them loose. You've got some that may struggle at first, but it's a good struggle because they get stronger through it, and I think they learn that they can actually build things that matter and get a really good result," Murray said. "When you see that and see them actually be happy and content with what they've made, then that makes me feel pretty good, too."


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Emraan Hashmi to kiss Vidya Balan in The Dirty Picture
When actor Vidya Balan was signed on to play Silk Smitha's role, she knew she had to go all out to play the South sex siren. While she has been working doubly hard on her body, her clothes and even her language, she is also working on shedding her inhibitions on screen. It was a known fact that Balan would have to wear revealing clothes and indulge in some amount of skin show but there is one recent addition — Emraan Hashmi's lips.
After Once Upon A Time in Mumbai, filmmaker Milan Luthria has taken a strong liking to Hashmi and when he asked him to be a part of The Dirty Picture, the actor readily agreed. Apparently, Hashmi will play one of her lovers and yes, there will be a love making scene too. Says a source from the film unit, "Vidya does not just have a love-making scene with Tusshar,Emraan is also there for a special sequence in the film. And the famous serial kisser will again be doing what he does best — kissing!Emraan has flown to Hyderabad and is currently shooting for the sequence with Vidya now."
Balan isn't nervous about the scene as reported. She's apparently well prepared to play her part convincingly. Except for the DOP and Milan, no one is apparently allowed on the sets when these scenes in question are being shot.


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Some of our residents had Wimbledon Fever when Andy Murray was playing. They had strawberries and cream and a tipple to watch Andy play. Comments such as "Well doneA Wish comes true
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I feel sorry for you all that have pre-ordered this lens. The news of this possible delay only gives me (and I'm sure many others) more time to save up for this lens, which in my opinion is overpriced, especially the UK market.
I'm pretty sure they found some issue with the lens after the announcement, would you prefer them send you a defective one?
I'm pretty sure they found out after the announcement, that they need finally close the design and think about the production. Oh wait a minute. They found some issue? So it was a not tested prototype? I think they counted on research data from Curiosity but this spiritless robot melted the wrong stone and NASA has to find another one - this is the real reason for delay. And as we all know data connection with Mars is so sloooow....
Your forgetting about the pre-production model accidently left at Tranquility Bay by Apollo 11 in 1969.
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Gosley–– Charlena Mary, 92, of Newport died peacefully on September 21, 2011 at the Maple Lane Nursing Home in Barton. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, September 29, 2011 at the North Troy Village Cemetery with Rev. Chris Barton officiating. On-line condolences may be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.curtis-britch-converse-rushford.com. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of Curtis-Britch-Converse-Rushford Funeral Homes, locally family owned and operated.
On Sept. 24, around 7:45 a.m., the clerk at the TD Bank in Waitsfield unlocked the front doors for customers. A few minutes later, an unknown male or female suspect entered the bank and went to one of the tellers, handing the teller a note indicating the suspect had a gun and to hand over all the money.
The suspect took an undisclosed amount of money and placed the money into a black, hard leather case with a shoulder strap. A firearm was not displayed and the only communication was through the note.
NEWPORT CITY – The medical field apparently has its eyes on Newport in a big way.
First, AnC Bio has plans to open a research facility in the former Bogner Plant. On Friday, a separate company, Numia Medical Technology of Lyndonville, purchased the former Vermont Teddy Bear Factory on Farrant Street from Bob Miller for an undisclosed amount of money.
SOUTH BURLINGTON-While the North Country Falcon offense has made the big headlines this fall, the rock ribbed defensive unit of NCU showed its teeth Saturday afternoon. The Falcons raised their record to 4-0 as they steadily wore down the home team and defending state champion Rice Green Knights on their turf.
NEWPORT–A talent laden Montpelier team paid a visit to North Country Friday night, and defeated the Falcon girls in hard fought overtime soccer contest 2-1.
The Solons controlled play for the majority of the game with a combination of accurate passing and a mid field regroup that the Falcons had a hard time defending.
"They have a very skilled team, we knew that, and we let them cycle around mid field," said Coach Peter Alexander, "They are so quick on the ball. We are used to trying to possess, but they were right on us."
ORLEANS– Facing a highly skilled Danville team on Thursday, the Lake Region Rangers had their hands full as they were able to hold off their opposition and pick up a 2-1 win.
"To be honest, in the first half I thought we controlled the play, but were unable to change our style of play," said Coach Tom Evans.
All the scoring would take place in the first half, and Danville was first on the board when Scott Remick put the ball past Alex Beauregard staking his team to a 1-0 lead.
ENOSBURG–The Lake Region girls earned a 2-0 win over Enosburg on Friday. Sarah Burnham and Tyrah Urie tallied for the Lady Rangers, and Brooke Breault had thirteen saves for the shut-out.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire authorities say the death of an 11-year-old girl whose body was found in a river last month was a homicide.
Investigators say they also know how what caused Celina Cass' death, but they aren't making it public because they say doing so could harm the integrity of the investigation.
Cass was reported missing July 26. Her body was found a week later in the Connecticut River, not far from her West Stewartstown home.
A reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest.
NEWPORT CITY – A manufacturer of medical equipment is getting closer to moving its operations to Newport, and this one isn't from South Korea, but from Lyndonville.
Realtor Jim Campbell said Numia Medical Technology will purchase the former Teddy Bear property just off the Lake Region Road on Friday. The property is about 25,000 square feet.
According to the company's website, Numia Medical Technology specializes in the development, testing and manufacturing of infusion devices.
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PITTSBURGH—The Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) Allegheny Campus will host The Moses George Hogan/Glenn Edward Burleigh Choral Festival beginning with an opening concert Friday, April 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium Lobby of the Foerster Student Service Center located on CCAC–Allegheny Campus, 808 Ridge Avenue, Pittsburgh (North Shore). Open to the public, this festival is the first of its kind to be hosted in North America.
Choir groups from around the country will perform in the two-day festival, created to celebrate the works of African American composers Moses George Hogan and Glenn Edward Burleigh. In addition to choral performances, the festival will include panel discussions consisting of international and national conductors, music instructors and LaVonne Burleigh, sister of Glenn Edward Burleigh. The festival will conclude with a 7:00 p.m. concert on Saturday, April 21.
Tickets to the two-day festival are available at the door for $20 per person; tickets for college/university students with a valid ID are $5. For more information, contact 412.237.4652.
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Sunday's afternoon practice focused a lot on third-down situations in team drills and ended with a hurry-up offense drill.
Expect to see more situational work as offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton continues to install his scheme and defensive coordinator Greg Manusky continues to work new faces into the mix.
The defense already has shown an increased confidence, intercepting three passes Sunday and generally walking with a bit of a swagger. The defenders have one more day to wait before being let loose in pads.
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Heartbreak for Swifts as promotion dream ends (From Essex County Standard)
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Heybridge Swifts lose out in play-off semi-final
9:53pm Tuesday 29th April 2014 in Sport
Heybridge Swifts' promotion dream came to an end at Scraley Road.
They were beaten 3-0 by Harlow Town in their Ryman League division one north play-off semi-final on Tuesday night.
But Witham Town secured a 1-0 win against visiting Needham Market when Kris Newby fired in a late goal in the other semi-final.
Witham will now entertain Harlow in the final on Sunday.
Harlow made a strong start at Scraley Road with Heybridge having to clear as Junior Dadson fired in a dangerous ball into the area.
Swifts then had a good chance on 17 minutes when Ben Newson's effort was blocked by Josh Urquhart.
Dumebi GB-Dumaka then put the ball over the top at the back post from the resultant corner.
But it was Harlow that took the lead on 24 minutes when Alex Read lobbed the advancing Harrison and the ball rebounded down off the bar and in.
Harlow made it 2-0 when Robert King mis-kicked a clearance and the ball fell to Leon Antoine in front of goal for a gift score on 33 minutes.
Harlow increased their lead when Antoine tapped in on 52 minutes after Dadson's effort was saved.
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Atlanta police say a woman and child were found dead inside a home after the woman's new husband surrendered to police following a standoff. Police said 32-year-old Joseph L. Smith was arrested following negotiations at his family's home. Police said his wife of about a month, 34-year-old Shatikey Griffin, and her 12-year-old daughter, Demiya, were found dead in the home. Griffin's father, Thaddeus Griffin, said he was the one to identify the victims. Police in East Point said they are investigating whether Smith is connected to the death of 36-year-old Loveitt Wallace. Her body was found in a room at the Wellesley Inn on Sunday morning. Thaddeus Griffin said Smith did not show up for a family gathering Saturday night and they didn't know where he was until the standoff.
Smith was expected to make his first court appearance on Monday, but it has been postponed until Tuesday, September 25.
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Detroit's 'Hush' and 'Howling Diablo' in concert Saturday Jan. 19Detroit Dog Rescue co-founder and hip-hop artist 'Hush' will be playing Saturday Jan. 19 in Chesterfield.'Hush' will join 'Howling Diablo' as an opener for Club Diesel in Chesterfield Township.The show is also a fundraiser for Detroit Dog Rescue.The performance beings at 8 p.m. and tickets are $10.18 and over are welcome.Club Diesel33151 23 Mile Rd.Chesterfield, MI 48047To purchase tickets, visit www.showclix.com/event/3736965.
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Yarn was on sale at my local craft store, so I decided to make some yarn wrapped letters spelling out LOVE.
I decided I wanted to spell out LOVE. You could actually do this for a lot of holidays. Like 'JOY' for Christmas, 'BOO' for Halloween…you get the point.
Wait. Did you notice something wrong with my letters? Yes, you are seeing things correctly. That is a 'Q' and not an 'O.' The one snag was that my local craft store didn't have the letter 'O.' But, I had set my mind on this project, so I found a way to make it work.
I bought a 'Q' and cut off the tail outside..
and inside.
The next step was to start wrapping.
I just wrapped the entire letter in one direction, then went back and wrapped in the opposite direction.
The 'O' was the tricky letter to wrap. Since there was an opening, I had to push the wad of yarn through the opening and continue wrapping all the way around.
Instead of just leaving the letters yellow and blue, I decided to wrap a little gray around each letter as well.
I just think it gives it a fun texture.
Here's what the L and V looked like before wrapping them with the gray yarn.
And here's the final result again.
Here's a close up of some of the letters.
This project was super simple and only took a few hours. It's a great project to work on while watching mindless TV
Happy early Valentine's Day!
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Sons of Guns episode here on the Dutch Discovery Channel. They're putting a suppressor on a Mk.19. It sounds so ****ing retarded i'm going to watch it.
Don't do it, RS. You are surely to lose heaps of brain cells watching that show.
Apparently they wanted to sell these things(select fire Mk.19s) to SWAT teams. The USP being that it had more range than a shoulder fired LTL launcher. Who fires CS gas from the ranges you'd get with a freaking Mk.19?!
EDIT: What is it with Discovery and these retarded shows? The boar hunting one is quite possbily even worse than this red jacket malarky.
Those people are beyond retarded. I do see how they stay in business with all of the stupid ideas they come up with. Every episode is some failed idea that has zero purpose. Next episode they'll probably want to put a bipod and a 12x power scope on a .22LR pistol.
I cooked pizza...I need a pizza screen not a pan.
I stopped experimenting with crust awhile ago...****ed it up a few times. So I got the Boboli crust, made my own sauce though...I make a spicy sauce.
I think they have found Kinney in Melbourne
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Dr. Ed Condra Launches Biblical Linguistics Center in New Guinea
This video highlights the translation work that DTS grad Dr. Ed Condra has accomplished in Papua, New Guinea. Ed and his team have completed the translation of the New Testament which is now in the hands of the indigenous Patpatar people. In an effort to provide translations for neighboring dialects, Ed founded the New Ireland Translation Institute on a tiny island off the coast of New Guinea. Today you will find this center filled with 15 national translating teams converting God's Word into their own languages.
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FITCHBURG -- Ward 1 council candidate Kelly Johnson will hold a meet- and-greet session for constituents on Sunday.
The session will he held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Modern Edge Art Studio, 377 Main St.
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Penn State student gains rep as squirrel whisperer
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — A Penn State student is gaining an Internet reputation as a "squirrel whisperer" for befriending, feeding and dressing up a furry little friend she has named "Sneezy. Full Story
Jimi Jamison, lead singer of Survivor, dead at 63
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Friday, November 15, 2013
Kairos Information Session
Based in Seattle? Looking to improve your skills for a future career?
Kairos is a unique new program specifically designed to launch college grads into great jobs. It builds on what you learn in college to help you get hired and succeed at a great company. They teach specific skills and techniques employers are looking for, and they partner directly with those employers to give participants experience working on real-world challenges.
Kairos is currently in "stealth mode" and will launch publicly in early 2014, but they are running a series of special, condensed programs in Seattle with small, handpicked groups of students between now and March and there are plenty of openings for interested Oxy juniors and seniors.
The Kairos co-founder Josh Jarrett will be on campus for an info session and to answer questions. He will discuss the program taking place over this Winter Break (Jan. 6-15th) in partnership with Zulily.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Arabs in Modern Media
Join Professor Moazzam-Doulat (Rels) and Professor Gasper (History) in a media literacy event centered on recognizing portrayals of Arabs and Arabic-speaking countries in popular culture. They will discuss what these stereotypes are, where they come from, and how to spot them.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Philosophy Senior Comps Presentations
A Constructivist Justification of Human Rights by Priya Ghose
Intention by Kelsey Palghat; Can Videogames Be Art? by David Barton
Is Racial Profiling Morally Permissible by Jonathan Lopez
Living Virtuously, Living Well by Eleanor Powell
and The Life You Can Save by Alex Duvoisin
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Screening of "Pariah"
The Excellence and Equity Series and Oxy Cinematheque presents Pariah (2011) by Dee Rees.
Screening followed by a panel discussion with Professor James Ford (Oxy), Professor Shante Smalls (U of New Mexico), and Professor Uri McMillan (UCLA).
Pariah tells the story of seventeen-year-old African-American girl Alike exploring and coming to terms with her sexual identity. Only comfortable to express her true sexual identity with her friends, Alike learns to embrace her identity to come out to her family.
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One person is dead and another injured after an overnight shooting in Dubuque Saturday.
Police responded to the 2000 block of Jackson Street just before midnight Saturday night. At the scene, officers found 15-year-old Marlon Barber Jr., of Dubuque, on the ground suffering from multiple gunshot wounds.
16-year-old Demarcus Timmons, also of Dubuque, was in the 2100 block of Washington Street. He, too, had gunshot wounds.
Barber died while in surgery. Timmons is expected to survive his wounds. As of late Monday morning, Timmons had been discharged from the Finley Hospital.
Police said an initial investigation shows both victims were with a group of friends when they ran into another group at a residence on Jackson Street.
Both groups left the residence and as they were walking, the first group shot at the other group. That's when the two victims were hit.
Neighbors say they've heard gunshots in the area before but were surprised to have something like this happen on their very own street.
"As a concerned father and parent, I came outside to see what's going on in the neighborhood," neighbor Willie Dow said. "It's basically quiet around here. We have good kids in our neighborhood."
Barber's friends held a vigil Sunday evening at the intersection of 21st and Jackson Streets.
"He was a very smart, very awesome kid," friend Shayna Croft said. "Lucky to have a chance to know this kid.
Nate Watson, Barber's mother, spoke to the more than 100 people gathered at the vigil. She said her son was "her rock" and asked for anyone with information about his death to share it.
Family members said the 15-year-old wanted to graduate high school and become a computer engineer.
Barber's friends said he got into a disagreement with another group at Saturday's party. They said he and his friend Demarcus Timmons left to go to the store, and that's when the two were shot.
"A party is a party," Barber's friend Keenan Brown said. "Everybody is going to be there. A lot of people come with their friends. Different groups. People are going to hate on you. People going to want to fight you. That's what happened at the party last night."
Some of Barber's friends said he grew up in Chicago and moved to Iowa to escape the street violence, but the violence took his life here instead.
As friends and family attempt to find closure, they left posters, cards, and other gifts with one central message.
"I love him, I miss him, and he's not going to be forgotten," Croft said.
Monday morning, police said there are several people who know specifically what happened in this incident and who is responsible. While a number of these people have been identified, police say there are still a number of people who have yet to come forward. Police said they "want to emphasize how incredible important it is for those with information to come forward."
Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Dubuque Police Department at 563-589-4415.
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I'm not sure if you know that I have a little obsession with buttonholes. Yes I have written about it before on LMW (buttonholes fit for a wedding), but I wanted to do an updated post with these photos as they're really crisp and clear (just like a groom's buttonhole should be).
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Gemma @ Planet Flowers – thank you for feeding my obsession with buttonholes . I have to say that Planet Flowers are one of my favourite florists and come highly recommended – I know many of the scottish photographers that I feature on LMW work with them regularly and speak very highly of them. Do make sure that you check out their site, Planet Flowers, for more examples of their work.
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Web designer Alexander Støvers dedicates his jams to "robots, geeks, hackers, and nerds of this world", and the Norwegian's home-produced tunes sound like a steroid-pumped soundtrack to old, flashing computer games of pixilated plumbers saving the world.
The intergalactic space travels of Binärpilot have more laser and meteor showers than 100 superheated console adventures.
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State board chair Dr. John Trefny and vice chair Rich Martinez accompanied Dr. Nancy McCallin, president of the state system, and Rhonda Bentz, director of media and legislative communications, on an eastern Colorado swing to visit NJC and Morgan Community College. Various members of the nine-member state board take turns touring the colleges across Colorado each year.
While at NJC, the state board members had a chance to see the new landscaping on campus, tour E.S. French Hall to get an understanding of the improvements needed there and to have lunch at the Plainsman Grill. Prior to lunch, Northeastern 18 golf pro Vernon Harbart gave out some quick putting pointers and then the four participated in a putting contest. Martinez was named the winner and was presented a Plainsman Pete bobble head trophy by NJC President Jay Lee. Lee took a little time to tell the guests about improvements planned for Northeastern 18 and the Plainsman Grill, including some changes to the grounds and the additional of more outdoor patio space.
Trefny is President Emeritus of Colorado School of Mines, having retired in the summer of 2006. He represents the Sixth District and his term expires this December. Martinez is president and CEO of the Young Americans Center for Financial Education and Young Americans Bank in Denver. He represents the Seventh District and will be on the board through December of 2014.


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Petaluma city leaders are hoping a regional water agency grant can turn a small section of a creek into a more effective flood control channel and a heartier riparian habitat.
The City Council voted unanimously Monday night to seek an $825,000 grant from the Bay Area Integrated Regional Water Management Plan to rehab Capri Creek, one of the many tributaries that collect rain and flood runoff and feed into the Petaluma River.
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In conjunction with the recent Federal Emergency Management Agency flood-plain remapping process, the city identified seven small-scale projects to reduce overflowing creeks and provide habitat enhancement, Public Works Director Dan St. John said.


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ASSE International Student Exchange Programs (ASSE) is seeking local host families for international high school boys and girls. These students are 15 to 18 years of age, and are coming to this area for
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Hopelight Medical Clinic is pleased to announce that it will host a Family 9HealthFair on October 18. This event is open to the entire community and will offer a variety of free and low-cost health screenings for both adults and children. Now in its 36th year, 9HealthFairs will take place this fall in a dozen locations around Colorado. This is the first time a fall fair has been located in Longmont. Participants will be able to obtain information about their health and discuss any medical questions or concerns
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Tonight when I see her on the bus I am reminded how I now keep snacks in my office and backpack and purse in a fashion I never would have thought of as logical before. I am reminded how a few hundred people are still not back in their homes or have simply moved away. I am reminded how much the 500 year flood of Lyons, Colorado, rocked our world, and I'm reminded how my feelings out of necessity have been pushed aside for a later time and I guess that time is now.
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Summer is in full swing here in Colorado, and that means the gardens are really starting to produce. One can hardly keep up with the harvesting of fresh, ripe fruits and vegetables. The Lyons Farmette continues their popular summer-long series of "garden to table" dinners this week with a very
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Town of Lyons Administrator Victoria Simonsen want residents to be aware that scammers are calling local residents and businesses telling them that if they don't pay their utility bill by credit card over the phone, they will have their utilities shut off.
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The Left Hand Outdoor Challenge (LHOC) is now accepting applications for its third season. The deadline for applications is Sunday, August 31. The program is designed for Boulder County area teens ages 14 to18, and seeks to teach them about various careers in natural resources as well as to develop new outdoor skills.
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Harry Potter, The Exhibition is on the move again, due to open in Ontaria, Canada in April of 2010. The traveling exhibition of props and sets used in the Harry Potter films is currently on display in Boston, Mass until February 21st and is then due to open April 9, 2010 at the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada marking the first stop outside the US. The exhibition will run until August 22, 2010 and tickets are now available. Various officials responded to the good news:
"The Harry Potter books have introduced millions of children to the enjoyment of reading and the film adaptations have enthralled fans, stimulating their creativity and imaginations," said Lesley Lewis, CEO of the Ontario Science Centre. "Harry Potter: The Exhibition is an ideal fit with our Science Centre mission and I'm confident that Harry Potter fans will be delighted by the opportunity to immerse themselves in this exhibition."
"We are thrilled to be opening Harry Potter: The Exhibition in Canada to give fans the opportunity to experience all of the incredible components of this magical world brought to life," said Karen McTier, Executive Vice President, Domestic Licensing and Worldwide Marketing, Warner Bros. Consumer Products. "The Ontario Science Centre is a wonderful venue that will showcase perfectly Harry's world for fans of all ages to enjoy."
"We are delighted with the reception the exhibition has received in Chicago and Boston and we are honoured to make the Ontario Science Centre the first stop on its international tour," said Eddie Newquist, President, Branded Entertainment, Exhibitgroup/Giltspur. "Fans young and old from around the world have given us tremendous positive feedback, and we are hopeful that all the Harry Potter fans in the Toronto area and beyond will have a chance to visit this one-of-a-kind exhibition."
"The Ontario Science Centre is excited to offer our visitors the opportunity to step into a world that has captured the imagination of both children and adults for over a decade. This exhibition will add a new dimension to our exciting and inspiring programming," said Dr. Hooley McLaughlin, Ontario Science Centre Director of Visitor Experience. "We're confident that Harry Potter: The Exhibition will draw local and tourist visitors of all ages."


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Police responding to a shooting that left a man critically wounded exchanged gunfire with two men Tuesday afternoon in the South Side Englewood neighborhood, authorities said.
Englewood District officers responded about 4:35 p.m. to a call of shots fired near South Princeton Avenue and West 58th Street and found a man with a gunshot wound, police News Affairs Officer Veejay Zala said.
Paramedics took the 18-year-old man to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County in critical condition, according to Fire Media Affairs.
The responding officers saw a man with a gun, but when the suspect saw the officers he tried to run away, Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden said. While running away, the man fired shots at the pursuing officers, who returned fire.
Nobody was struck and the suspect was taken into custody, Camden said. His gun was recovered.
"Police are out there responding to gunshots, and they are right on the scene and take hopefully the shooter [of the 18-year-old] into custody," Camden said.
About the same time, a second man in the area attempted to run into a house, but before he got inside he too opened fire on police officers, Camden said. Police returned fire but nobody was wounded.
That man was also taken into custody and a weapon recovered, Camden said.
Area South detectives are conducting an on-going investigation, police said.
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