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"I have learned a lot today, learned a lot a lot about the school," said Shilda Peoples.
But one thing Peoples still doesn't know is where her uncle, Robert Stevens, is. She says the man she never had the chance to meet was killed by fellow students at the Dozier School for Boys in 1937.
"I don't know where he's buried, but he's buried somewhere at Dozier," said Peoples.
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Photos of family killed by WW2 bomb buried in Rayleigh found at car boot sale
7:00am Monday 12th November 2012 in Local News
A family of five who were wiped out in an air raid in 1940, and were buried in Rayleigh Cemetery, have had their story told and recorded thanks to a car boot find.
The Moss family, dad Cleveland Moss, 41, mum Olive Eliza Moss, 45, daughters Barbara and Margaret aged 16 and 13 and son Derek, 10, died just three days after they moved out of London to escape the Blitz.
It was in a box of various notes, cards and photographs I bought last year for £8 that I found a In Memoriam card for the family, which included a photograph of them taken just a few months before they all died and were buried in Number 1 grave in Rayleigh.
It was a tragic story but one that, with Remberance Sunday fast approaching needed to be told. Volunteer researcher and photographer for the War Graves Photographic Project, Geoffrey Gillon had already recorded the family's headstone for his work but was delighted to put faces to the names.
He said, "I have seen In Memoriam cards but not very often and to have one with the photograph like this is something very special. It's extremely rare and I have never heard of anything like this turning up at a bootsale. It will be a great addition to the information we register."
A civilian memorial at the cemetery marking those who lost their lives in air raids in the town, does not include the Moss family, possibly because although buried there, they did not die in Rayleigh.
Geoffrey, from Galsworthy Road in Tilbury, added, "There are 17 official war graves here and around 67,000 people in the country died as the Moss family did. More and more we are remembering our war dead and there is increasingly a feeling – which I absolutely agree with - that our civilian war dead should be more recognised for the sacrifice they made, dying as a result of enemy action."
The Moss family died at their new home in Brentwood and it seems the funeral, which was arranged by Stibbards in Hadleigh, was organised by the Thomas William Moss, Cleveland's brother who lived in "Newlands" at 5, Esplanade Gardens, in Westcliff. Just a year after the tragedy Thomas was back at Rayleigh Cemetery burying his wife Florence who died at the age of 52. If anyone is related to the Moss family or knows anyone who is please get in touch as I would love to reunite them with this fascinating piece of civilian war history and it would be a happy ending to a tragic tale.
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It's that time of year again and your pet has a reminder for you....a rabies vaccination and registration for your dog(s) are required by your town. Above, five year-old Sissy doesn't feel a thing while getting a shot administered by Dr. Joseph Guischard of Brushwood Veterinary Clinic. The Atkinson Firefighters Association hosted their annual Rabies Clinic at the Fire Station on Academy Avenue. From left, pet owner Scott Cavalear, Animal Control Officer Josh Dugdale (ACO) and Dr. Guischard. (CTN photo by Larry Kennedy)
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It happened just after 7:00pm Wednesday night west of downtown near Sunset Boulevard and Rustle Road.
According to officers on scene, a woman was visiting a couple at the Spokane House Hotel when at some point during the evening she stole the victims wallet and tried to take off.
She was chased into the parking lot by the couple. She tied to get away in her car but was stopped by the man who had climbed on the hood, kicking in her windshield.
The woman got out of the car and tried running away, but was chased down. That is when police say she pulled out a knife and stabbed the man in the leg.
Officers were able to take her into custody.
Both were taken to the hospital. The man has a deep stab wound and the woman had to be checked out for cuts to her face.
That woman was booked into the Spokane County Jail on First Degree Robbery charges.
The incident remains under investigation.
8:30PM UPDATE - Police remain in the area to gather evidence. Rustle Rd. is blocked in the area to allow for detectives to work. Still no word on the victims condition or if any arrests have been made.
KHQ.COM - One person has been stabbed in the 4300 block of West Sunset Blvd Wednesday evening. Spokane police confirm that the victim was stabbed in the calf.
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Breakfast Bread Pudding Recipe
Alma Andrews of Live Oak, Florida notes, "I assemble this dish the day before our grandchildren visit, giving me more time for fun with them!"
- 12 slices white bread
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, cubed
- 12 eggs
- 2 cups milk
- 1/3 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Remove and discard crusts from bread; cut bread into cubes. Toss lightly with cream cheese cubes; place in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. In a large bowl, beat eggs. Add milk, syrup and salt; mix well. Pour over bread mixture. Cover and refrigerate 8 hours or overnight.
- Remove from refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 40-45 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand 5 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Breakfast Bread Pudding in Taste of Home April/May 1995, p12
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We did not like this, too much cream cheese
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I have made this many times and it is wonderful. I use half and half instead of milk. I also use the crust but I find Pepperidge Farm White bread works well. I think the reason the other person was saying that it tastes blah is because it did not mention to serve with syrup poured over top like a pancake. Yah, it definitely would be blah if you did not use syrup.
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Not too sweet. Complementary to just about everything I serve with it.
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Made it for New Years and everyone loved it!
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This recipe looks really good and I made it as written but it turned out very heavy and quite flavorless. It tasted a lot like an unseasoned quiche. We threw most of it out. Sorry :(
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Question: I recently refinanced my home mortgage for 15 years at 4.5% with zero points. I now see that the 15-year refinance rate is 2.8% and seems to be dropping. Would refinancing again, within three months of the first refinance, affect my credit score?
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You can comparison-shop mortgage lenders in a relatively short (two week) time period, and that will count as only one inquiry on your credit score because it's clear you're shopping for a mortgage.
I'd worry less about the credit score and more about the cost of serial refinancings. The reason you want a good credit score is to be able to take advantage of a great rate. Your score, all else held constant, will bounce back from any short-term dip caused by the refinancing.
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Saving 1.7% isn't inconsequential, but you'll pay several thousand dollars in closing costs to capture that lower interest rate. The closing costs on the existing mortgage are a sunk cost and aren't relevant to the refinancing analysis.
A mortgage calculator can help you estimate the monthly payment and figure out if refinancing makes sense depending on how long you plan to be in the house.
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Club managers blame violence on 'the few' in review
8:59am Friday 23rd November 2012 in News
Club managers have blamed a succession of violent incidents in and around their venue on a few people.
Managers of the Light Bar and Liquid Lounge in Worthing say their venue is still "open for business as usual" while a review is carried out on their licences.
The Argus revealed yesterday how Sussex Police had asked Worthing Borough Council to carry out a review after 37 reports of sexual assaults, dance floor fights and breaches of the licences since April last year.
Manager James Lanz said: "We are currently in discussions with Sussex Police in a combined effort to stop antisocial behaviour brought about by a few members of the public in Worthing.
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It's the club and door staff at fault, the rules are not to serve drunks, not to let drunks in, had proper training been given to staff and updated regularly then these problems wouldn't have happened in the first place.
If its just a few people causing these problems as they say why on earth where they allowed in? I'd say the few people that caused this problem were the managers and staff of the club!!!!
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snaggybird051 wrote:Quite agree. I think this has been allowed to carry on for so long because it's Worthing. It's seen as a soft touch. Time for the council to put its foot down.
I find it hard to understand why this premises wasn't taken to review months ago, had it been in Brighton they would have been all over this place a year ago. I am aware of a number of assaults that have happened here, one of which the person injured had to give up her job due to the injury she recieved, and others reported about in the argus.
It's the club and door staff at fault, the rules are not to serve drunks, not to let drunks in, had proper training been given to staff and updated regularly then these problems wouldn't have happened in the first place.
If its just a few people causing these problems as they say why on earth where they allowed in? I'd say the few people that caused this problem were the managers and staff of the club!!!!
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I work mainly in cities around the UK and we use response vehicles, highly trained door supervisors, and in some of the worst areas we have access to our own medics trained to a paramedic standard. All these professionals have reduced crime, violence and incidents at the venues dramatically, due to their dedication, and on-going training.
It's a very basic system to put in place, and only requires a small cash injection from local businesses. Worthing sounds like its desperately in need of some security company working closely with the council and police to make the town centre a safer environment for the residents to be able to enjoy a safe night/day out.
I blame poor management on both the security companies and councils for allowing these situations to continuously happen, and also the police cuts aren't helping. I'd urge any local night life spots wanting to take security of their licenced venue security, no matter how small, to contact a security company that can actually do their jobs.
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Bacary Sagna hails Manchester City qualityRichard Jolly
Bacary Sagna believes he has joined perhaps the best team in Europe in Manchester City and said his former Arsenal teammates Samir Nasri and Gael Clichy helped persuade him to sign for the Premier League champions. The right-back brought a seven-seas...Story | Conversation | August 06, 2014
Angels add Richards to big O for 'best' bidChristina Kahrl
One ballgame does not a four-game, home-and-home, crosstown series make -- not when the Angels are in what figures to be a two-month race yet to run against the other AL West candidate for best team in baseball, the Oakland A's. But on Monday, the An...Blog | August 05, 2014
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• ESPN MLB Insider Tim Kurkjian weighs in on the best team in the National League, the futures of David Price and Matt Kemp and the Yankees' trade deadline action. Kurkjian • MLB Network's Tom Verducci offers his insight on the futures ...Blog | Conversation | July 31, 2014
Does James Rodríguez Fit In at Real Madrid?Mike L. Goodman
Normal rules do not apply to Real Madrid. President Florentino Perez laughs at your Moneyball. He mocks your concerns over things like value. Real Madrid are different. They are the best team. They have the most money. Whoever they want, they...Blog | July 29, 2014
Add Billy Burns right nowEric Karabell
The best team in baseball promoted one of the best base stealers in the minor leagues Monday, and I, for one, couldn't be more pleased! I remember watching the ridiculously speedy Billy Burns back in March while at spring training in Arizona, and ins...Blog | July 29, 2014
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Angels' rotation may be their weak linkChristina Kahrl
The Angels are the second-best team in baseball. Win or lose going into Monday night's game against the AL East-leading Orioles, they were going to be the second-best team in baseball after the fact. They lost, missing the chance to move within a gam...Blog | July 22, 2014
MLB - How Garrett Richards became a starMike Petriello
Mike Petriello looks at how Angels pitcher Garrett Richards has turned himself into one of the AL's best starters.Story | Conversation | July 18, 2014
Failure to launch for RocketsJason Friedman
"It was a tough weekend. ... We were very close to what we thought was maybe the best team in the NBA." Daryl Morey made his way through the sports radio circuit Monday morning, dutifully expressing the heartache attached to a mind-bending 48-hour s...Blog | July 15, 2014


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Carr's INT helps give Cowboys win over Steelers
Brandon Carr intercepted a pass from Ben Roethlisberger to set up Dan Bailey's 21-yard field goal in overtime, and the Cowboys beat the Steelers 27-24.
Cowboys NT Ratliff (groin) done for the season
Cowboys NT Jay Ratliff underwent surgery for a groin injury on Thursday, the team confirmed. He will miss the rest of the season.
Cowboys place DT Brent on reserve/NFI list
The Cowboys placed DT Josh Brent on the reserve/non-football illness list Wednesday. Brent was arrested early Saturday for intoxicated manslaughter.
Cowboys claim CB Coe
The Cowboys claimed CB Michael Coe off waivers from the Dolphins and released CB Vince Agnew.
Funeral for Cowboys LB Jerry Brown is Friday in St. Louis
Funeral services for Cowboys practice-squad LB Jerry Brown are scheduled for Friday in St. Louis.
Cowboys WR Bryant might need surgery
Cowboys WR Dez Bryant could need season-ending surgery on his finger. He went to see a hand specialist Monday afternoon.
NFC East Spin cycle: Clean sweep as race thickens
The NFC East remains a three-way race with all four teams winning Sunday. David Wilson had a record day in the Giants' win.
Cowboys player's attorney: $500K bond excessive
Cowboys DL Josh Brent remained in custody Sunday on $500,000 bond, one day after being charged with intoxication manslaughter.
Cowboys beat Bengals after Saturday's tragedy
The grieving Cowboys rallied for a significant win on Sunday, beating the Bengals 20-19 on Dan Bailey's 40-yard field goal as time ran out.
Cowboys Brown dies in car crash; teammate Brent charged with manslaughter
Irving, Texas, police have confirmed that Cowboys LB Jerry Brown has died in an early-morning car crash, and Cowboys NT Josh Brent has been charged with manslaughter.
FBI agents raid sites belonging to ex-Jet, brother
Federal, state and local agents searched Fort Wayne property belonging to former Jets OT Jason Fabini and a home owned by his brother.
Cowboys OLB Spencer hopes to avoid tag again
Cowboys OLB Anthony Spencer is having a great season, but will the team be able to re-sign him in the offseason?
Cowboys place C Costa on I.R.
The Cowboys placed C Phil Costa on injured reserve with an ankle injury. He started three games for the Cowboys in 2012.
NFC East Spin cycle: Eagles' defense needs major overhaul
The NFC East race is officially on after the Cowboys beat the Eagles Sunday night and the Redskins took down the Giants on Monday.
Keeping Murray healthy is paramount
What a difference having Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray on the field makes, as he showed in the win over the Eagles.
Wide receiver Carlton Mitchell has been released by the Cleveland Browns, who trimmed their roster to 80. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound Mitchell was drafted by the Browns in the sixth round in 2010. He played in five games as a rookie but did not catch a pass. He was the most notable player released Sunday, one day before the Browns are required to get down to 75 players.||||||| Mitchell appeared in 11 games last season. He caught three passes for 31 yards and the Browns had high hopes for the 24-year-old. However, after Cleveland selected Travis Benjamin in April's draft and then picked Josh Gordon in the supplemental draft, it became apparent Mitchell's days were numbers. It didn't help that he was slowed by a leg injury in training camp.


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must often be ready to travel alone" Henry Van Dyke
Almost on a whim, in October of 2008 I decided to load up my car with camera and bird-watching equipment, bird books, maps and a list of bird watching locations, and head north into Malaysia from my home in Singapore. I had no set plans, no firm route, and no hotel bookings. I left with a wonderful sense of freedom – it had probably been 40 years since I set out on an almost totally unplanned solo trip.


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Kinsler won't return on current homestand
Second baseman hasn't started doing any full-scale activities
- Teagarden ready to prove his worth
- Feliz still Rangers' eighth-inning man
- Rotation to remain intact
- No walks issued by Feldman
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ARLINGTON -- Rangers manager Ron Washington admitted Wednesday that second baseman Ian Kinsler will not be ready before the end of the current homestand.Kinsler opened the season on the disabled list with a sprained right ankle and there is no indication that he will be ready anytime soon. The Rangers' current homestand ends on Sunday after a three-game series with the Mariners, and Kinsler won't be close to being ready by then. "It would take a miracle," Washington said. "We're going to go a day at a time. We certainly can't stand here and say when." Kinsler injured the ankle on March 12 during pregame warmups before a Cactus League contest in Arizona. That was four weeks ago. On Wednesday, he took batting practice and played some catch but is still not doing any full-scale running, fielding or agility drills. "I thought it would be three or four days and it's been three or four weeks," Kinsler said. Kinsler will likely need at least three to four games on medical rehabilitation assignment before he is ready to be activated, and he's not going to do that until he starts running full speed.
Teagarden ready to prove his worth
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers' new catching arrangement designed by manager Ron Washington represents a promotion for Taylor Teagarden. He was the backup last year behind Jarrod Saltalamacchia and Ivan Rodriguez.He has been promised he will share the position with Saltalamacchia. Now Teagarden must prove two things. No. 1, he must prove that he's not satisfied with being just a backup catcher. The Rangers had some concerns about that when they told Teagarden that he would have a chance to compete for the starting spot in Spring Training. So far he has alleviated their concerns by the way he played in Arizona. "There might have been some people who felt that was the case, even though I was doing all the things I needed to do to play every day," Teagarden said. "I have never settled for less. I know I'm capable of doing that, and Wash knows that. Nobody wants to be satisfied being a backup, especially at this stage of my career." Secondly, he must show he can hit. Teagarden is considered to be an excellent defensive catcher and that's most important for the Rangers. But he also hit just .217 with six home runs and 24 RBIs in 60 games and 198 at-bats last year. He wants to do better than that. "Oh yeah," Teagarden said. "For my own satisfaction, I want to be a complete player. I know what I'm capable of and I don't want to settle for less. Nobody wants to be labeled as either an offensive player or a defensive player. I don't want to be labeled as a one-dimensional player."
Feliz still Rangers' eighth-inning man
ARLINGTON -- Manager Ron Washington reaffirmed his faith in rookie right-hander Neftali Feliz on Wednesday and said he still plans to use him as his eighth-inning setup reliever.Feliz struggled in his first outing on Opening Day. He entered the eighth inning with the game tied at 3 and couldn't get through the inning. "He had a rough first time out but he'll get a chance to get back out there," Washington said. Feliz struck out the first batter he faced but then walked Jose Bautista on four pitches. Aaron Hill followed with a double to left, moving Bautista to third, and Adam Lind was walked intentionally to load the bases. Vernon Wells followed with a line-drive single to left that scored Bautista with the go-ahead run. Washington then replaced Feliz with Darren Oliver. "They just worked Feliz and got on base," Washington said. "You can't walk people. That's what got him in trouble ... the walk, and four pitches at that."
Rotation to remain intact
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers have two days off on their upcoming nine-game road trip, but they will not use them to skip any starters in the rotation. Some managers use early days off in the schedule to go with a four-man rotation, but Ron Washington wants to stay in order with Scott Feldman, Rich Harden, C.J. Wilson, Colby Lewis and Matt Harrison."We're going to go with all five guys," Washington said. "We need to protect Rich a little bit. We don't want his innings to pile up right away. It would be nice for him to get an extra day and it would be nice for Colby to get an extra day. We also want Harrison to get the ball." The Rangers want to be careful with Harden, because he has been on the disabled list at least once in each of the past five seasons since throwing a career high 189 2/3 innings in 2004. The Rangers are off on Tuesday and again on April 19. "After the 19th, we've got 20 straight days so everybody will get plenty of work," Washington said.
No walks issued by Feldman
ARLINGTON -- Scott Feldman did not walk a batter in his seven-inning start against the Blue Jays on Opening Day. He was one of four Major League starters to go six innings on Opening Day and not walk a batter.
Last season, Rangers starters pitched at least six innings in 90 of 162 starts. In only 10 of those 90 starts did they not walk a batter. Feldman did it once in the 23 starts in which he pitched six innings.
Worth noting
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers' average age on their Opening Day roster was 27.7 years old. That's the second lowest of any Major League team. Oakland averages 27.6 years old. ... The Rangers rallied from being down 3-0 and being no-hit for six innings on Opening Day. From 2000-09, there were only five teams that came back to win a game after being no-hit for at least six innings and being down at least three runs. It also happened just five times in the 1990's. ... Derek Holland will be Triple-A Oklahoma City's starting pitcher for their first game on Thursday.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"We helped activists clean up their solidarity camp in Kilcommon, participated in a sustainability conference at Corrymeela, and listened to the Revered Ian Paisley preach from his towering pulpit at the Free Presbyterian Church. We sat in on a committee of the Northern Ireland Assembly, met the Quinn family and toured Shankhill Road. Each of these experiences allowed me to understand our classroom theories in the context of real life situations and to develop my emerging field study skills."
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Work with leading practitioners of peacebuilding and learn about the theory and practice of conflict transformation in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
Students live, study, and travel in two countries with two separate social and political systems but which share a physical and historical space. Both countries face new challenges that highlight old colonial patterns.
Students explore social and political conflict issues including questions of identity, links between social exclusion and violence, the creation of civil society, issues of social justice and human rights, truth recovery, and sustainable peace.
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Program excursions around the island—which include hiking in remote areas in Wicklow, Mayo, Aran, and Armagh—enable students to experience the beauty and variety of landscape and connect to a mythic sense of place.
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Lincoln Educational Services Stock To Go Ex-dividend Tomorrow (LINC)
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The ex-dividend date for Lincoln Educational Services Corporation (Nasdaq:LINC) is tomorrow, June 13, 2012. Owners of shares as of market close today will be eligible for a dividend of 7 cents per share. At a price of $5.48 as of 10:02 a.m. ET, the dividend yield is 4.6%. The average volume for Lincoln Educational Services has been 136,600 shares per day over the past 30 days. Lincoln Educational Services has a market cap of $132 million and is part of the services sector and diversified services industry. Shares are down 26.1% year to date as of the close of trading on Monday. Lincoln Educational Services Corporation provides post-secondary education services in the United States. The company has a P/E ratio of 30.5, below the average diversified services industry P/E ratio of 32.2 and above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7.
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Sunday afternoon, Beesball gave Maryland a final butt-kicking before they leave the conference, beating them 9-4.
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The Yellow Jackets avoided a weekend sweep after losing Saturday's game 4-1 and beating them Sunday 13-6 in extra innings.
After losing to the dwagz earlier in the season on a controversial no-call, the Yellow Jackets fought back taking the second game of the season series by a final score of 4-1.
The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (21-13, 8-7 ACC) will take on the Florida State Seminoles (26-6, 13-2 ACC) after two dominating performances this week.
The Yellow Jackets extended their winning streak to five games after back-to-back dominating performances, beating Georgia Southern 13-2 and Savannah State 12-1.
With a 5-1 victory over the Duke Blue Devils (17-15, 7-7 ACC), the Yellow Jackets (18-13, 7-7 ACC) have clinched a series victory.
AJ Murray's first inning grand slam led the Baseball Jackets (16-13) to victory over the Georgia State Panthers (14-16) by a final score of 7-3.
Listen, I love a veteran QB group as much as the next guy, but seriously. This group of Quarterbacks might be too Veteran. I am a fan of Tony Romo. Without him, where would this club be right now....
Georgia Tech brought home another series win today with a close game and a blow-out.
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DeKalb County police have released photos of a man they believe is responsible for shooting a 2-year-old child outside of a Kroger store on Wednesday. The search continues for the suspect, and investigators are asking for help from the public in finding him. At a news conference on Thursday morning, authorities said the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. Photos they released were taken from surveillance video from inside the store. Chief Cedric Alexander said police are desperately looking for the man, who is about 6'0" tall with a slim build. He's believed to be in his early 20s. Wednesday's shooting took place in the parking of the Kroger grocery store at Memorial Drive and N. Hairston in Stone Mountain. Police said a Good Samaritan had confronted a man who had allegedly just robbed a pedestrian. "A guy came up to another guy and just pulled off his chain and started running," said Shenequa Brammer, an eyewitness at the scene.Brammer said the man lost sight of the alleged robber, but then saw him again in front of the supermarket. A confrontation ensued and the alleged robber fired into the Good Samaritan's car, striking a 2-year-old child in the abdomen, according to police.Witnesses said that the toddler was laid out on a check-out counter until the ambulance arrived. The child was taken to Children's Healthcare at Egleston. He is listed in stable condition and is doing well. "There's nothing more precious than the life of a child," Chief Alexander said, adding that they would work day and night to find the suspect.
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Franklin staying in 'pen to begin year
Right-hander to continue in setup role in front of Isringhausen
JUPITER, Fla. -- With four starting pitchers on the shelf, the Cardinals are pondering plenty of options for how to fill out a rotation for the remainder of spring and the beginning of the season. Yet one potential in-house option is not being seriously considered.
Ryan Franklin, who has two 200-inning seasons and three 30-start campaigns in the Major Leagues, will remain in the bullpen for now. Franklin's workload is being built up so that he could pitch multiple innings in relief, but not working toward starting.
"A major strength of us [in 2007] was our bullpen," manager Tony La Russa said on Wednesday. "And I don't think messing with that bullpen, when you're going to have to fill it with somebody else that does Franklin's job, [is wise]. I don't know that we have that person."
Franklin remains open to starting, but isn't lobbying for it.
"I really pretty much leave it up to them," Franklin said. "They know I can do it. I think they know what I can do and what I've done in the past. If they need something, they probably know that I'd be willing to do it."
Last spring, Franklin came to camp hoping to compete for a rotation spot. However, he was quickly shifted to relief work, and he thrived as the top setup man to Jason Isringhausen. Franklin posted a 3.04 ERA in 80 innings (69 appearances), walking just 11 men all year.
"He had a pretty good year last year, and you want to be careful about disturbing that," said pitching coach Dave Duncan. "And you've got to have somebody that you feel like can replace him."
Chris Carpenter and Mark Mulder, ideally the Cardinals' top two starters, are both sidelined following arm surgeries in 2007. Right-hander Matt Clement has progressed more slowly than the team hoped and is not expected to be available at the start of the season. And most recently, Joel Pineiro has come down with soreness just below his right shoulder, jeopardizing his availability when the club breaks camp.
"We haven't missed it," Duncan said of Franklin's starting history. "It's something that, if you make a decision like that, it has to be a final decision. You would have to make a final decision on making that move if that's what you chose to do. I'm not ready to make a final decision on any of that stuff. Otherwise it would be very disruptive to him."
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This course will focus on various properties of memory as they are informed by contemporary science and philosophy via the transformation of "information, thoughts and experiences" as a process of mapping and as a condition of recording into works of art. Mapping (recording) for this course should be understood as a process of revelation, a translation of fact (reality) or imagination (memory) into dimensional representations. Mapping implies numerous spatial relationships, framing positions such as scale and physical proximity, the passage of time and the probabilistic qualities of space-time. In addition to significance of proximity when exploring and understanding space the process of mapping is also associated with journey in space or as the length of a durational event. In order to accomplish these transformations students will be able to engage and examine both physical and virtual approaches to spatial construction will be encouraged. Open to all students.
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Dear Saad,I have some question according to my studies, I have the exam from the subject of art of islam, and there are examples of buildings and other works of art in book, but in many cases the photos are too few or they suck really; one is from your home city, it's Mashhad al-Imam 'Awn al-Din, maybe you have some photos from there? It's really easier to have photos as examples and illustration, not just that "very wise architectural description with use of too many wise words". If you have some photos of that building, exterior and/or interior and could send me something, that would be much help, if not then I have to cope somehow with book :pHi dear Ania.I am afraid I have a bad news,I have done my visit to the Awn Al Din Tomb.the situation is like this :the tomb that I used to visit with my grandmother when I was less than ten years of age,is to be descended to by some twenty stairs,I remember it clear as if I am visiting it now,The tomb,mihrab,and some 16 step is covered by water,so every thing have been GONE for ever ,what they have rescued are the main gate to the mihrab (altar) which is made from marble ,it was thrown out side in the grave yard.This gate that I photos is old ,and I have taken images of the inner side of the dome that covers the tomb,they were so difficult ,you know there is no power when we go there.I will send you the images ,of the dome ,the gate,and one graveyard room attached to the main tomb of Awn Al Din.it is gone forever ,like all preoccupation Iraqi artifacts.
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - No one likes to see litter on the beach, a hiking trail or in a park. Pollution also poses a threat to our health and the wellbeing of our ecosystems.
Earth Week is the perfect time to help restore this beautiful place we call home, and it's not too late to get involved.
I Love a Clean San Diego Executive Director Pauline Martinson is scoping out Maple Canyon, one of 90 countywide restoration sites in this Saturday's Creek to Bay Cleanup.
"Our volunteers are asking you to come out and help remove these items before they make their way down to beaches and bays," she said.
More than 6,000 San Diegans are expected to roll up their sleeves, grab a trash picker and head to their favorite coastal or inland site to help restore and beautify our local habitats.
"Painting out park benches, removing graffiti and pulling out non-native species," Martinson said.
Creek to Bay Cleanup sites will encompass our country's 11 watersheds, which all drain toward the Pacific Ocean.
"Inland and creek to bay cleanups are really important, they play a major role in keeping pollution out of our rivers and therefore out of our bays and oceans," Birch Aquarium Executive Director Nigella Hillgarth said.
Local and state budget cuts also threaten the health of our ecosystems. Martinson says Creek to Bay will help replenish a bit of economic greenery.
"There's just not enough money, manpower to remove all the debris, so we really need the community to come help as well," she said. "That's what it's all about, coming out, everyone doing their part to be environmental stewards and help preserve San Diego."
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As Rhode Island transitions to the PARCC assessment we will provide updates on this process through this website, field memos, and informational sessions.
Updates, assessment resources, and general PARCC information can be found below.
Online sample items, computer-based test tutorial, and the practice test can be found here.
The Practice Test was developed so that all students – not just those involved in the field testing – can experience PARCC test items the way they will appear on the tests starting in spring 2014. There will be two major releases of the Practice Test – one in spring 2014 and one in fall 2014.
The sample items on PARCC's website are now on the same platform that students will use on the field test. This means teachers, students, parents and others will be able to engage with the sample items using computer-based tools such as drag-and-drop, multiple select, text highlighting, and equation builder. PARCC also released online tutorials that demonstrate how students will navigate the test, how to use the computer-based tools and features that make the test more accessible for all students, including those with disabilities and English learners.
Test Administration Webinars for Test Coordinators and Test Administrators, also Accessibility Features and Accommodations Webinar
On the Road to Implementation: Achieving the Promise of the Common Core State Standards identifies the key areas that state policymakers will need to consider to implement the new standards with fidelity. The guide is organized by topic with short chapters. It's not meant to be an exhaustive review or a checklist of all the issues that states and districts will need to consider as they move from adoption of the CCSS to implementation. Rather, it's meant to be the starting point from which state and district leaders and their allies can organize and begin the necessary discussions around key topics to successfully implement the standards.
The PARCC Assessment Administration Capacity Planning Tool provides schools and districts with a calculator that supports local technology budgeting and decision-making in preparation for computer-based administration of the tests in the 2014-2015 school year. This is a tool that administrators and school leaders have requested from the consortium to help them plan for a successful test administration in two years. PARCC is also releasing guidance that provides schools and districts with more information about the design of the PARCC assessments in English language arts/literacy and mathematics, as well as the number of testing sessions and the approximate time it will take students to complete the assessments.
Over the next four years, PARCC will be hosting two Institutes each year to help state and district leaders tackle implementation challenges collaboratively. These institutes will allow for cross-state problem solving, efficient dissemination of tools and other resources, and provide state and local education leaders with access to national experts. PARCC will post all materials from these Institutes on the website as they become available.
Each meeting will include a small group of state leaders and will address a high priority policy topic that stands to benefit from collective problem-solving by leading experts in PARCC states and across the country. The work will align to and progress alongside the consortium's other streams of work. Each TIP meeting will contribute to the advancement of the work streams and key decisions that the PARCC states will make.
The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) is a consortium of 15 states that are working together through a Race to the Top assessment grant to develop a K-12 assessment system aligned to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) in English language arts/literacy and mathematics. Rhode Island is one of 14 governing states in the PARCC and plays an important role in the assessment's development.
The current statewide assessment - the New England Common Assessment Program (NECAP) - in mathematics, reading, and writing will continue to be implemented for the 2011-2012, 2012-2013, and 2013-2014 school years. The new statewide assessment (PARCC) will be implemented starting in the 2014-2015 school year. Please note that the Science GSEs are still in effect and that the Science NECAP will take place as scheduled. For more information on NECAP in general, please review our NECAP Assessment information.
PARCC's goal is to dramatically increase the number of students graduating from high school college-and career-ready by creating a next generation assessment system to help meet that goal. PARCC states are committed to building an assessment system that is internationally benchmarked and anchored in what it takes to be college- and career-ready; scoring "proficient" on the assessments will mean students are on track for the next steps in their education, including postsecondary education and training after high school.
The archive for the progress reports and PARCC Place Newsletters.
PARCC wants to make sure that educators have ongoing opportunities to give feedback on and understand the Common Core and PARCC assessments so that they can be active participants in their implementation. PARCC will continue to update this survey over time to take into account new opportunities for involvement.
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The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) is pleased to announce the membership of Rhode Island's PARCC Educator Leader Cadre (ELC). Each state in the PARCC consortium is creating an ELC to support the transition to the CCSS and PARCC. All ELCs will meet several times throughout each year at a consortium level to network and be trained together through in person and virtual meetings.
The ELC is a team of 24 members that will help lead implementation of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the transition to the PARCC assessment in Rhode Island. Rhode Island's ELC will share best practices regarding implementation and use of PARCC materials, engage in reviewing PARCC developed – and PARCC state-developed – instructional materials and become active leaders in state and local implementation efforts.
Our Educator Leader Cadre is an integral part of RIDE's strategy for engaging educators around the CCSS and PARCC. Cadre members will engage in focused activities around the CCSS and PARCC as they work towards two goals.
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Proctor Caching is a software program that enables districts to download encrypted test content to a local computer. This reduces the amount of bandwidth required for online testing.
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radar guns that monitor vehicle speeds on the country's
Initiated by the authority, the new regulation will serve to
discredit the appeals of speeders who question the reliability of the
instrument's measurement in court, the office said. When a vehicle is moving at
100 kilometers per hour, the accuracy of the instrument is within 3 kph, and at
above 100 kph, the device margin of error is likewise 3 percent, according to
the Road Safety Authority.
The authority will continue to vigorously
monitor the radar guns, both in the laboratory and in the field, the office
The device operates by sending a laser beam to a passing vehicle,
after which the speed is calculated by measuring the difference between the
amount of time it takes for the laser to hit the target and the amount of time
it takes to return, the authority explained.
While the monitoring
services provided by these instruments are crucial, there has been no Israeli
standard regulating them in their 20 years of operation, the authority
explained. This situation led to a multitude of cases with legal ambiguities, in
which complainants were able to hamper the work of traffic courts with appeals
regarding device reliability.
"The new standard will facilitate the work
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reliability of speed reports," a statement from the National Road Safety
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INDIANAPOLIS — Mammoths, saber-toothed cats, giant sloths, and other forgotten creatures arrive on the Downtown Indy IMAX screen in "Titans of the Ice Age 3D," starting Nov. 15. The film comes in time to complement the Indiana State Museum's newest exhibit – Ice Age Giants – which launches Nov. 16.
"Titans of the Ice Age 3D" transports viewers to an era never before seen. About 10,000 years before modern civilization and in some of the most breathtaking parts of the world, mysterious creatures roamed the Earth. With the help of computer-generated imagery, the giant screen brings to life a time when humans fought for survival, a time when majestic woolly beasts were feared and hunted by prehistoric humans.
Shot in and around the scenic views of North America, Europe, and Asia, "Titans of the Ice Age" will introduce the audience to creatures both familiar and exotic. The audience will learn about the possible fates of today's living mammals. As our climate continues to change and humans threaten the existence of thousands of species, our animals could be lost to time like their Ice Age family was so many years ago.
"Set in the backdrop of some of the most picturesque places, like the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone National Park, the lifelike computer-generated creatures in 'Titans of the Ice Age' will blow viewers away," said Craig Mince, theater manager of the Downtown Indy IMAX. "There's no better place to see giant mammoths and other Ice Age mammals than on our six-story screen with 12,000 watts of digital surround sound."
Movie tickets are $9.50 for adults and $6 for children ages 2 to 12. Parking is always free in the White River State Park parking garage. Patrons should bring in parking tickets for validation by the IMAX box office. To purchase tickets or to get more information, visit www.imaxindy.com. Tickets are now on sale.


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Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency leaker, spent his early childhood in the 1980s and early 1990s in Elizabeth City in northeastern North Carolina, where both his parents grew up. No one in Elizabeth City could have imagined that young Snowden, who was born in 1983, someday would be well-known on the other side of the world.
But he is, as I and a group of U.S. journalists discovered last week while traveling across Germany. Snowden, a former NSA contractor, last year leaked information that showed the NSA had eavesdropped on Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone calls.
Germans know all about Snowden, who is ensconced in Russia. Germans were – and are – outraged that the U.S. was spying on their chancellor. That anger permeates their culture and sometimes comes with a sharp sense of humor. The German rapper MoTrip sings, " Good morning, NSA, have you already checked my Facebook account today? … Today I'm naked but you know it already."
Snowden's revelations were big news in the U.S. last summer, but that news has faded. Not in Europe. The Bundestag, Germany's Parliament, has formed a committee to investigate Snowden's leaks. Some want Snowden to travel to Berlin to testify. The committee's work began in earnest last week, driving public interest in Snowden even higher.
"A year ago, topics such as mass surveillance, encryption and cybersecurity used to be discussed by geeks only," committee member Christian Flisek said by email. "Today, the average German Internet user is afraid of being affected by mass surveillance."
Data as property
The German reaction to the NSA leaks reveals a sharp difference between Europeans and Americans on issues related to technology and personal data, said Ralf Poscher, a law professor at Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg.
"Americans don't understand Europeans' outrage," Poscher told a group of German and U.S. journalists gathered by the Robert Bosch Foundation of Germany last week. "Europeans don't understand Americans' indifference."
Europeans view their personal data as their own property, Poscher said. Their experiences with totalitarian regimes cause them to anticipate harm. This is especially true in Germany, where the Gestapo (the secret police of Nazi Germany) and the Stasi (the ruthlessly effective East German police) used personal information to harm people they viewed as dangerous or political opponents.
Americans haven't had the same widespread experiences with secret police. Europeans want a legal remedy that prevents future abuse of personal information. Americans, Poscher said, are more inclined to address these types of privacy problems as they arise, confident that their legal system will resolve them.
Europeans are wary
Other recent developments reinforce Europeans' wariness. Martin Schulz, a German who is a candidate to run the main policymaking body for the European Union, said last week that he would push to make digital-privacy protections part of a trade deal with the U.S.
This week, Europe's highest court said search engines such as Google should allow people to remove embarrassing online data after a certain time by erasing links to Web pages. In the U.S., that ruling would conflict with our First Amendment.
The data-privacy issue is a big issue in Germany "and it will continue to be a big issue," Thomas Bagger, head of policy planning for Germany's Ministry for Foreign Affairs, told us last week. "It's not going to go away easily."
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The dry facts: In a 14-inning game, the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees, 7-4. The win for the Red Sox moved them a game ahead of the Tampa Bay Rays for the Wild Card lead, and it virtually eliminated the Los Angeles Angels -- three full games back -- from playoff contention.
It was more than that, though. If you were a Red Sox fan looking for bad omens in the second game of the Yankees/Red Sox doubleheader, the first inning would have had a lot to offer. First, there was that which the prophecies foretold: John Lackey was the starting pitcher for the Red Sox. And in the bottom of the first, after allowing a walk and a single, Lackey gave up a hit to Mark Teixeira that almost, almost went out of the park. It was this close:
For that split second, that brief moment, Red Sox fans exhaled a bit. The Yankees had taken the lead, perhaps, but at least it wasn't a three-run home run, right?.
Two runs scored, though, and when Teixeira tried to take third on a fielder's choice, Jason Varitek winged the ball into left field. Teixeira scored anyway. It went from a home run that wasn't to a double that was to a (de facto) home run. If Lackey had ripped his jersey off, stormed off the field, and joined the Peace Corps at that exact moment, no one would have blamed him.
And if there were an omen that could be even more foreboding, then, it would look something like this:
That would have been the tying run in the sixth inning of a probably-should-win game. It was as close as a regular-season game can get to a must-win game without actually being an elimination game. It was a 3-2 Yankees lead with two outs and Dustin Pedroia on third. Ivan Nova retched a ball to the backstop, and it came right back to catcher Austin Romine.
That's the universe telling you to call your travel agent. I hear Belize is nice in October.
The Yankees took a 3-0 lead on the Teixeira debacle in the first inning. The Red Sox clawed back with single runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Doubles by Jed Lowrie and Marco Scutaro in the seventh inning, followed by a single from Varitek, gave the Sox a 4-3 lead. Joey Gathright -- who isn't still on the Rays' payroll, honest -- got picked off to end the seventh, and the Yankees came right back to tie the game with a Chris Dickerson sacrifice fly.
With a tie game, the Yankees were in constant walk-off threat mode in the ninth ... tenth ... eleventh ... twelfth ... and thirteenth innings. The best chance for the Yankees might have been in the ninth, when Austin Romine came up with the bases loaded and two outs. Jonathan Papelbon didn't do anything special enough for a save -- like pitch the final three innings of an 18-2 game -- but he might have gotten the most important out of the game by striking out Romine to end the inning.
In the 14th inning, Scott Proctor, who is the John Lackey of relievers -- which is quite the coincidence, as Lackey is the Proctor of starters -- gave up a single to Darnell McDonald and a walk to Marco Scutaro before facing Jacoby Ellsbury, who has become quite the fashionable MVP candidate lately. If he wins the award, this game might have been the tipping point. Ellsbury launched a three-run home run to right-center field -- his third homer of the doubleheader -- to give the Sox a 7-4 lead they wouldn't relinquish. Felix Doubront, who was a starter in Pawtucket for most of the season, came in for the save.
The Sox aren't free and clear just yet, but they do get to play the Orioles this week, while the Rays have to host the Yankees. Boston has a one-game lead over the Rays with three to go, and we've got a race that didn't seem possible just two weeks ago.


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Off-duty Memphis police officer Ryan Mendoza was arrested for DUI after he crashed his truck early Monday morning near I-40 and Appling Road, police said.
Officer Mendoza, who has been part of the Memphis police force since JUly 2007, was charged with Driving Under the Influence, Reckless Driving, Leave Scene of Accident - PD Only, and Financial Responsibility.
According to a police report, officers were dispatched just before 3:30 a.m. after receiving a crash call in the vicinity of I-40 and Appling Road. Officers discovered Officer Mendoza's 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 off the roadway on I-40, westbound on the Appling Road off ramp.
Officer Mendoza though was not inside his truck.
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Mendoza was relieved of duty with pay pending the outcome of an internal investigation.
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