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GRAND BLANC, MI (WLNS) - Authorities in Grand Blanc are investigating after a construction crew digging a basement unearthed parts of a buried car.
Pieces of a blue AMC Gremlin were found and police say it could be tied to an Oakland County child-killer case.
That type of car is connected to the killings in the 1970s. Between February 1976 and March 1977 four young children were abducted and killed in Oakland County. A serial killer abducted and held Mark Stebbins, Kristine Mihelich, Jill Robinson and Timothy King against their will for several days, before murdering and placing them on display on streets throughout Metro Detroit.
The Gremlin has long been associated with the child killing spree, since a witness said she had seen a boy resembling Timmy King, the final victim, talking to a man in a parking lot of the drugstore where King was last seen alive.
She told police the man was in a blue Gremlin, and that led local police to question every owner of a blue Gremlin in Oakland County.
According to State Police Lt. Mike Shaw, that suspect vehicle was never located.
"When it first came out of the hole, it was actually a large metal clump of what looked like different vehicles parts, bicycles, scrap metals – you name it, it was kind of in the hole," said Michigan State Police Lt. Mike Shaw. "One of the things that we did notice was a car door that was pink. There was another vehicle in there and other vehicle parts that was able to be identified by some of auto theft investigators as part of a Gremlin.
Authorities are now trying to determine if a chop shop was ever located on the lot. Police also say the area could have been a farmland or a dumping ground and that they are unsure at this time if the site is a crime scene.
"We just want to do our due diligence to make sure that everything is the way it's supposed to be," Shaw said. "If we find out that this was a junkyard, then we'll know that."
The latest development in the case that has stumped investigators for decades is happening in the area of I-75 and Saginaw Street in Grand Blanc, south of Flint.
The case remains unsolved. Tuesday's discovery could be a major lead.
CBS Detroit contributed to this story.
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To coincide with this release, Converge is offering an apparel design featuring visuals from the film/video. The design is available through the Converge online store. 100% of the proceeds from this design will go to the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, Massachusetts.
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Andersen poised to hire Ludwig as offensive coordinator
Los Angeles - Andy Ludwig, the offensive coordinator at San Diego State for the last two seasons, appears to be Gary Andersen's top choice to run Wisconsin's offense in 2013.
Ludwig watched UW's Rose Bowl practice Friday and according to two sources is poised to be named UW's offense coordinator. »Read Full Blog Post(43)
Packers bare teeth in ferocious win over Titans
Green Bay - The beast has awakened. It gorged itself Sunday at Lambeau Field, and all it wants now is more and more and more.
For weeks, the Green Bay Packers have been winning but almost never beastly. They were both against the Tennessee Titans, who prepared for the solid team they had seen on film but were unprepared for the monster that ate them alive. »Read Full Article(285)
Snow showers expected Christmas Eve
More snow is in the forecast for Christmas Eve, though meteorologists are saying it won't be as much as last week's storm.
The National Weather Service predicts a chance for snow and freezing drizzle in the Milwaukee area before noon Monday that could make roads slippery for procrastinating Christmas shoppers. Snow also is in the forecast Monday afternoon with cloudy skies and a high of 33.
Monday night is expected to be mostly cloudy with a low of 21 degrees, according to the weather service. (2)
Packers/Vikings game flexed to 3:25 p.m.
Green Bay --- The Green Bay Packers regular-season finale against the Minnesota Vikings --- a NFC North tilt with plenty at stake --- has been moved to 3:25 p.m. (CST), the NFL announced Sunday night. Meanwhile, the Washington Redskins' NFC East showdown with the Dallas Cowboys will be NBC's prime-time game at 7:20 p.m.
Both Green Bay and Minnesota have a lot to play for.
If Seattle hangs on to beat San Francisco, a win by the Packers would give them the No. 2 seed in the playoffs. The Vikings (9-6) are in the thick of the wild card race. (17)
Fight breaks out on Farwell Ave.
A fight between two women spilled out onto Farwell Ave. on Milwaukee's east side late Saturday. Passers-by shot video of the fight, which escalated when one of the women used a heavy object to break a headlight on the vehicle of the other woman.
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Clarke Square group names director
Ramon Candelaria, former executive director of the Latino Community Center, has been named director of the Clarke Square Neighborhood Initiative.
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Database reveals illness outbreaks in state nursing homes
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Greendale man, declared blind, accused of defrauding government
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Times Cinema to reopen Dec. 28
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The sheriff's office said it received a call at around 9:21 p.m. Friday from a man who said he killed his father. When deputies arrived at an address on Upland Drive in the Village of Richfield, the suspect exited the residence and surrendered. Deputies found the body of the 76-year-old homeowner inside the residence. (3)
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Columbia County authorities arrested a man Saturday and accused him of his 12th drunken driving offense, a Madison news website says.
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The Urban Traffic Engineers Council is a group of local agency traffic, transportation, and public works engineers, technicians, public works directors, managers, supervisors, planners, and related professionals. Partners of local agencies are also members of the group. Members share information and discuss ideas about traffic-related issues at free meetings, through a free e-mail distribution list, and through strong resulting connections in the professional community. UTEC meetings are organized by WSDOT Local Programs but the group's focus is on local agency traffic-related issues.
Being a member simply means being on our free e-mail distribution list. The list provides:
To join this list, please contact the Traffic Services Manager with your name, title, agency name, e-mail address, agency name, and topics of interests.
UTEC is currently going through a strategic planning effort to determine the direction for the group in the near future. We conducted a strategic planning survey during the summer of 2013 and made changes based on the feedback we received. We are currently in the process of developing a UTEC advisory committee and will make other changes based on the committee's feedback.
To learn more about UTEC, to join as a member and get on our free e-mail distribution list, or to become involved, please contact the Traffic Services Manager .
UTEC was started in the late 1970s by Washington cities and the group soon grew to include counties. Today UTEC is more than 30 years old. Members include 95 cities, all 39 counties, consulting engineering firms, product vendors, state universities, the Federal Highway Administration, WSDOT, and seven other organizations and associations.
UTEC meets two times per year and are available by live webinar to reach any local agencies and their partners in the state. Meetings are free.
Wednesday, September 24 from 9 a.m. to noon in Kennewick.There will also be a meeting in the fall in Western Washington.The agendas will be added here soon. Cost: Free The meetings will also be available by live webinar from anywhere in the state with an internet connection.


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Accommodating Interests and Abilities
Eastern's Office of Civil Rights and Diversity/Title IX Coordinator surveys new freshmen and new transfers as a part of a process required by the U. S. Office for Civil Rights to monitor whether the university is fully accommodating the interests and abilities of the underrepresented sex to compete in intercollegiate athletics.
2013 Title IX Compliance in Athletics – Accommodating Interests and Abilities - Prong Three
Presentation by the Title IX Coordinator and Director of Civil Rights, Cynthia Nichols, to the Board of Trustees on September 27, 2013 entitled: Title IX Compliance at Eastern -- Accommodating Interests and Abilities of the Underrepresented Sex available here.
The Interests and Abilities Survey is administered by the Office of Civil Rights and Diversity. Information related to the total numbers of new freshmen and transfer students is provided by the Office of Planning and Institutional Studies.
Illinois High School Association Athletics Participation Survey
Data updated by IHSA on June 6, 2012, the data below remains the latest available data from IHSA as of October 1, 2013.


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Bay Front Beauty in Cape May
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,600 - $ 2,800 / week
vacation rental description
This beautiful home was built in 2010 with a wall of windows
displaying panoramic views of Delaware Bay.
If you seek quiet, relaxation and gorgeous sunsets, this is the place
for you. Located just 9 miles north of
downtown Cape May and 8 miles east of Diamond Beach, Wildwood, there are plenty
of activities for everyone in your party. For nature lovers, bring your binoculars to
observe the osprey, eagles and other birds native to Cape May. Launch your own Kayak at high tide from our
beach or go for long walks with your dog.
The water is very shallow and great fun to dig up conch shells in the
sand bar at low tide. For family members
who prefer a bit more action, drive to down town Cape May for shopping, restaurants
and swimming in the ocean. The kids will
love the rides on the Wildwood boardwalk as well as rafting in the ocean on
Diamond Beach. Return home after a day
of activity and fall asleep to the sound of the water splashing just outside
your window.
Families and mature couples only
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-3-2014 at 12:19 PM.
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John Guerin 267 626 6414
house rental amenities
Upside down house, first floor bedrooms, 2nd
floor great room
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths (house sleeps 7 total)
Master bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2 with private bath
and two person shower
2nd bedroom has bunk beds with trundle bed
(sleeps 3)
3rd bedroom has queen bed and sleeps 2
2nd bathroom has shower and tub
Outside shower
Three decks, two facing bay, one facing wetlands and osprey
Central air/heat
Cable TV and DVD upstairs in great room and TV only in master
High speed wireless internet
Washer/dryer in separate laundry room
Kitchen has granite countertops, microwave, dishwasher,
garbage disposal
Toaster, blender, two coffee makers, icemaker, waffle iron
Propane fireplace
No phone (bring your own)
Dog friendly (dogs only, 20lbs or less each, housebroken and
BBQ grill
Pillows and blankets provided, please bring linens and towels
(linen service companies available)
activities and attractions in Cape May New Jersey
Gorgeous sunsets,
star gazing, bird watching, kayaking, biking along this bay front beach.
Quiet, friendly
South Cape May Park
for kids within walking distance
Cape May Zoo minutes
Golf, parasailing,
fishing, dolphin watching, jet skiing, boating
Historic tours and
horse carriage rides in Victorian downtown Cape May
Health & beauty
Miniature golf,
amusement park rides and water park on Wildwood boardwalk
Beautiful beaches for
tanning, swimming and surfing in Cape May or Diamond Beach, Wildwood
Restaurants and great
shopping on the mall in downtown Cape May
Take the Cape May
Lewis Ferry one day to Delaware for outlet shopping or a day in Rehoboth Beach
Several Wineries in
the area with taste testing tours
vacation rental rates
Now accepting reservations for 2014
Jan 01- April 27 $1600/wk or $250/nt, $275 wknd nite (F,Sa,Sun)
April 27-May 23 $1800/wk or $275/nt
May24- June 14 $2000/wk or $300/nt
June 15-June 28 $2400/wk Full week rentals only
June 29 -Aug 30 $2800/wk Full week rentals only
Aug. 31- Sept.07 $2800/wk Full week rental only
Sept. 07-Sept. 14 $2300/wk Full week rental only
Sept.14-Sept.28 $2000/wk or $300/nt, 3 nite min., 325 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Sept. 28-Nov.28 $1800/wk or $275/nt 3nite min., 300 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Nov 29-Dec. 31 $1600/wk or $250/nt 3 nite min., 275 wknd nite (F,S,Su)
Note: Minimum two night stay required. Cleaning fee charged for 4 nights or less.
$75 per dog (nonrefundable) Up to 2 well behaved and crate trained dogs (20 lbs or less each)
$250 refundable security deposit/wk
Please crate your dog if you intend to leave them
Two dogs maximum and no puppies
No Cats
No smoking in the house
John Guerin 267 626 6414
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cape May
- Tour Victorian Cape May
- Shopping
- Restaurants
- Golf
- Biking
Top things to do on a budget
- Biking
- Visit Sunset Beach
- Climb the Lighthouse
- Fish
- Miniature Golf
Top things to do with a family
- Cape May Zoo
- Biking
- Amusement & Water Parks
- Miniature Golf
- Go to the Beach
John Guerin , owner


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The National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs, administered by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), are key components of the nation's food security safety net, providing free or low-cost meals to millions of schoolchildren each day. To qualify their children each year for free or reduced-price meals, many families must submit applications that school officials distribute and review. To reduce this burden on families and schools and to encourage more children to partake of nutritious meals, USDA regulations allow school districts to operate their meals programs under special provisions that eliminate the application process and other administrative procedures in exchange for providing free meals to all students enrolled in one or more school in a district.
FNS asked the National Academies' Committee on National Statistics and Food and Nutrition Board to convene a panel of experts to investigate the technical and operational feasibility of using data from the continuous American Community Survey (ACS) to estimate students eligible for free and reduced-price meals for schools and school districts. The ACS eligibility estimates would be used to develop "claiming percentages" that, if sufficiently accurate, would determine the USDA reimbursements to districts for schools that provided free meals to all students under a new special provision that eliminated the ongoing base-year requirements of current provisions.
Using American Community Survey Data to Expand Access to the School Meals Program was conducted in two phases. It first issued an interim report (National Research Council, 2010), describing its planned approach for assessing the utility of ACS-based estimates for a special provision to expand access to free school meals. This report is the final phase which presents the panel's findings and recommendations.
National Research Council. Using American Community Survey Data to Expand Access to the School Meals Programs. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2012.
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|2012, 7th round, 17th pick by Patriots
Patriots No. 4 pick scouting report: RB Stevan Ridley, LSU
The Patriots took another running back, selecting LSU's Stevan Ridley with the 73rd overall pick.
Patriots trade down, get two picks from Texans
The Patriots traded their third second-round pick, the 60th pick overall, to the Texans for Houston's third- (73rd) and fifth-round (138th) picks.
Patriots No. 3 pick scouting report: RB Shane Vereen, California
With their second pick in the second round, the Patriots took California RB Shane Vereen 56th overall.
Patriots No. 2 pick scouting report: CB Ras-I Dowling
With the 33rd overall pick, and the first pick of the second round, the Patriots decided to hold onto the pick and select Virginia Tech CB Ras-I Dowling, a big, physical corner.
Patriots No. 1 pick scouting report: OT Nate Solder, Colorado
With the 17th overall pick, the Patriots picked a player they hope to be their left tackle of the future, Colorado's Nate Solder.
Patriots finalize preseason schedule
The Patriots finalized their 2011 preseason schedule on Friday, and it includes a nationally televised game against the Lions.
Saints trade back into first round for RB Ingram
The Saints re-entered the first round of the NFL draft at No. 28, trading with the Patriots to acquire Alabama RB Mark Ingram.
Patriots trade 28th pick to Saints
To no one's surprise, the Patriots traded their second first-round pick, the 28th overall selection, to the Saints for New Orleans' second-round pick this year (pick No. 56) and a first-round pick in 2012.
Pats draft for future with Solder
The Patriots did not draft the best player available, nor did they address the need on defense, but they took a guy who could be the tackle of the future in Nate Solder.
Report: Patriots interested in No. 6 pick
The Patriots have interest in trading up to acquire the No. 6 overall pick, currently held by Cleveland, in Thursday's draft, according to The Boston Globe.
Welker's joke falls flat
Patriots WR Wes Welker misfires with comments on the lockout.
Reaction to Patriots' 2011 schedule
In 2011, the Patriots' schedule will be soft at the beginning and end, but they will face a tough six-game stretch in the middle of the season against five '10 playoff teams.
Teams should mimic Wolf's QB ways
Ron Wolf drafted seven quarterbacks from 1992 to 2000 in his time as Packers general manager. He turned some of them into draft picks in future trades. Current teams should take note.
Parcells on coaching: 'I'm done'
Bill Parcells told reporters on Monday that his career as an NFL head coach is over.
Bledsoe, Parcells nominated for Patriots Hall of Fame
Bill Parcells and Drew Bledsoe join Houston Antwine as the 2011 Patriots Hall of Fame finalists. It's the first year Parcells and Bledsoe are eligible, and Antwine's a three-time finalist.
Dennard was sentenced Thursday to 30 days in jail and two years of probation for assaulting a police officer outside a Lincoln bar last year.||||||| In court, Dennard apologized to his coaches, supporters, police and his family and promised to abide by the terms of the probation. He declined comment after leaving court.
Dennard has been convicted of assaulting a police officer in Lincoln, Neb., last year.||||||| The Lincoln Journal Star is reporting a Lancaster County jury found Dennard guilty Wednesday of the felony charge and a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest. The jury found Dennard not guilty of third-degree assault against another man. He faces up to five years in prison when he is sentenced on a later date.


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Earl Howard Road in Keavy was a hub-bub of activity Wednesday afternoon as Laurel County Sheriff's officials closed in on an illegal drug trafficking operation.
Leland Karr, 62, and his wife, 51-year-old Shirley M. Karr, are now lodged in the Laurel County Detention Center on various drug charges after police found more than 400 pills, including oxycodone and hydrocodone, and a large amount of cash in their residence, 12 miles south of London.
Both were charged with first-degree, second-degree and third-degree trafficking in a controlled substance. While the charges against Shirley Karr are her first offenses in trafficking the prescription narcotics, Leland Karr has prior convictions, netting him with second offense charges on each. Leland Karr has a 1997 conviction in Laurel Circuit Court for trafficking illegal substances.
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The Metropolitan Chapter of the Cathedral have commissioned the work which is expected to cost between Euro 350,000 and Euro 400,000 to be financed by collections in the city of Cologne - as is the tradition for the provision of windows for the Cathedral. The artist, Gerhard Richter, has charged no commission on the work which he has offered as a gift to the Metropolitan Cathedral. The window will be completed in 2007.
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A memorial for Staff Sergeant Jonathan Schmidt will be held Monday at Fort Bragg, that will be followed by a burial at Arlington.
Staff Sergeant Jonathan Schmidt was killed in Operation Enduring Freedom, just days before he was due to come home.
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Pruitt met Schmidt when they were teenagers. Pruitt was younger at Prince George High School, when Schmidt attended Thomas Dale High School.
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Schmidt joined the Army first. Then he convinced Pruitt and another friend, Richard Scott, to enlist, as well.
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The men tell us they always looked to Staff Sgt. Schmidt for guidance.
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Unfortunately on September 1, the men found out Schmidt had been killed in Afghanistan while serving in a special operations unit. Schmidt had already been on at least five deployments and was supposed to be home in two weeks.
"I'm sure he was doing what he loved, and that's how he died," says Pruitt.
He leaves behind a wife and a young son who lives in North Carolina.
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Staff Sgt. Schmidt was 28 years old.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP) -- Reaction to Gov. Steve Beshear's veto of the Kentucky legislature's religious freedom bill came swift and strong from state Baptist leaders.
"When did the cherished constitutional right of religious freedom become such a danger to our society?" asked Paul Chitwood, executive director of the Kentucky Baptist Convention, after Beshear's March 22 veto.
"An overwhelming majority of our legislators obviously don't see it that way, nor do Kentucky Baptists see it that way," Chitwood said.
The religious freedom bill, also known as HB 279, would strengthen legal protections for religious minorities by restoring "compelling interest" and "least restrictive means" as the legal tests by which the government must prove any action before restricting religious freedom. The bill, proponents argue, brings Kentucky back into line with federal court standards that the U.S. Congress affirmed in its 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Specifically addressing the Kentucky Supreme Court's "Amish case" decision last fall, Chitwood has said he realizes the state had real safety concerns in making the black buggies more visible. "Though the legislature settled the issue in a commendable way," he said, "the Supreme Court took the Commonwealth in a new direction with its implementation of the 'rational basis' standard for church/state interaction."
In 1990, the U.S. Supreme Court similarly attempted to apply a "rational basis" test in reaching a decision. Congress, however, corrected the federal court's action by passing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Kentucky's General Assembly, proponents contend, seeks to do the same thing now.
Calling House Bill 279 a "corrective" measure, which passed the Kentucky House of Representatives 82-7 and the Senate by 29-6, Chitwood wrote in a letter to the governor March 12: "I'm sure you know the 'wall of separation' phrase was used by Thomas Jefferson in writing to the Danbury Baptists to describe how government must be extremely hesitant and principled when dealing with matters of religion.
"I view House Bill 279 very positively -- in the same way that liberals and conservatives and Democrats and Republicans viewed the 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act that redirected the U.S. Supreme Court when it erred with its 1990 'rational basis' decision," Chitwood said.
Beshear, however, in vetoing the bill, said the "overly broad and vague terminology" in the law would make its enforcement difficult and lead to considerable litigation.
"As written, the measure calls into question the scope and efficacy of many laws regarding public health and safety as well as individual civil rights," he said, adding that citizens are entitled to clarity in the law.
After the bill's passage by the state legislature, the American Civil Liberties Union, Americans United for Separation of Church and State, civic human rights organizations and lesbian and gay advocacy groups were among those urging the governor to veto the bill.
"Having heard the fear-mongering of Gov. Beshear and the gay and lesbian special interest groups, I have to wonder if they have even read HB 279," Chitwood said.
"While I respect and pray for our governor, I could not disagree more with his veto of this important piece of legislation," he said, adding that he is optimistic the General Assembly will override the veto "for the sake of all people of faith in Kentucky." State legislators were due back in Frankfort March 25-26 for the final two days of the current legislative session, during which they may vote on any veto overrides.
KBC President Dan Summerlin and Mike Stacey, chairman of the KBC's Committee on Public Affairs, also reacted negatively to Beshear's veto.
Summerlin, senior pastor of Lone Oak First Baptist Church in Paducah, said he was "shocked and saddened" the governor vetoed a bill designed to help protect religious freedom.
"This bill was passed overwhelmingly by our legislators, and this bill was based on one passed by the federal Congress in 1993," Summerlin noted. "Many other states have passed a version of it because they understand the importance of upholding our constitutional rights when it comes to religious freedom.
"I have been amazed at the amount of misinformation from many groups on the content and the reasoning behind the bill," Summerlin said. He encouraged Kentucky Baptists to read it for themselves, look at its history, and let state legislators know what they think.
Stacey, pastor of Somerset's Buena Vista Baptist Church, said he too was saddened by the veto, and that the governor has "succumbed to the political persuasion of those who desire to push religious values out the window."
Encouraging his congregation and others to call their representatives to override the veto, Stacey said, "We will continue to pray for our governor just like the Scripture tells us to do. At the same time, we will not sit back and be silent on this or any other issue that threatens our religious heritage and values."
In a statement following the veto announcement, Martin Cothran of the Family Foundation of Kentucky called the opposition to religious freedom by the American Civil Liberties Union and gay rights groups "a dangerous development."
"This puts churches around the Commonwealth of Kentucky on notice that the First Amendment religious freedoms they thought their government respected may now be negotiable," Cothran said. "We just hope elected lawmakers in the legislature will act quickly to correct the governor's action."
Todd Deaton is editor of the Western Recorder (www.westernrecorder.org), newsjournal of the Kentucky Baptist Convention.
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The US Army Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) Program guarantees Soldiers a job interview and possible employment after leaving the Army. The Army partners with America's business community and public sector employers as an incentive to attract quality men and women to serve in all-volunteer Army, positively impact local perceptions, build an environment more favorable to the Army's Brand and to reconnect America with its Army. PaYS partners benefit through access to potential employees who bring the skills, professional work habits, and pride and personal integrity that an Army background provides.
Army Reserve Soldiers on drill status are eligible for the PaYS program if they joined they program upon enlistment. They become eligible after completion of Initial Entry Training.
Benefit Highlights:
If a Soldier chooses the PaYS program option during the enlistment process, he or she uses the PaYS database to identify a specific partner company or agency with job needs that match the job skills learned in the Army. A Statement of Understanding is signed with a PaYS partner that contains the details of the PaYS option. As part of the program the PaYS partner agrees to interview the Soldier for a selected position providing that the Soldier receives an honorable discharge after one enlistment, is otherwise qualified and a job vacancy exists. At six months prior to separation, the Soldier coordinates transition to civilian life through the Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) and the PaYS partner that was selected upon enlistment. Job applications, interviews, and visits to the employer are all scheduled and performed before the Soldier leaves the Army.
There are over 450 private companies, corporate and public sector agency partners participating in PaYS (as of 2013) with thousands of jobs in the PaYS database. Companies that participate in the program include global companies such as Amazon, Sears Holdings Corporation, Cintas, HCA, John Deere & Company, and Southwest Airlines. They also include local organizations across the country such as the LAPD, NYPD, Boston Fire Department, San Diego PD, and the Baltimore County Police Department.
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List of PaYS Partners: https://www.armypays.com/LIST.htm
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This Tuesday was the birthday of the late Carlson Gracie, a 9th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a trailblazer in the development of Mixed Martial Arts.
In the 1950s, the Brazilian form of proto-MMA called Vale Tudo was growing in popularity. Fighters hailed from a variety of schools and represented arts from karate, Jiu Jitsu, luta livre, Capoeira, judo, among others and it all came together in a shifting landscape of alliances and betrayals worthy of Game of Thrones.
Helio Gracie was the leader of the Gracie family at this time and one of his star pupils was a talented young man named Waldemar Santana. Helio brought Santana into the inner circle of the family and personally trained him. It even reached a point at which Santana taught classes at the Gracie Academy. But one weekend, Santana left a sink running after cleaning the mats at the academy, and Helio returned on Monday to find his academy flooded. Helio dressed Santana down in front of the academy and when heated words were exchanged, Santana was cast out. Santana joined the academy of another Helio castoff. He then challenged his former mentor to a Vale Tudo fight and Helio accepted despite being forty-two years old to Santana's twenty-four. The match was set and strikes in addition to grappling would be allowed.
Santana knocked his former teacher out with a soccer kick after about four hours of fighting and both fighters left the ring in bad shape.
Carlos Gracie, Helio's older brother, was in the Gracie corner and immediately challenged Santana, but he was in his fifties. So Carlos' son, the young Carlson Gracie, took his place. Despite his youth, Carlson was already an experienced fighter, and believed that physical conditioning was just as important as his technique when it came to fighting.
It was decided that like the match with Helio, strikes would be allowed, but unlike the original fight Santana and Carlson would fight without gis. This was a huge departure from standard Gracie operating procedure by Carlson, but his father was so confident of victory he laid a huge wager down with Santana that Carlson would defeat him. This proved to be a mistake as the rules of the match was that the only methods of victory in the match could be knockout or submission and if time expired the match would be declared a draw.
The fight ended in a draw and Santana collected his money from Carlos, and the Gracies grumbled that Santana fought conservatively in order to ensure winning the wager. The first fight received a fair amount of attention and the outcome didn't satisfy anyone outside of Santana's wallet, so the two re-matched in front of a crowd of 40,000. This time, Carlson was to muster a stronger offense; he mounted Santana and rained strikes until Santana's corner threw in the towel.
There is only video of the first match, and it ended in a draw.
Carlson would go on to become a centrally important coach as his students would go on to win championships in the UFC, Pride, and competitive grappling. His lineage would also give birth to the famed schools Brazilian Top Team, American Top Team, and Nova Uniao. Happy Birthday Carlson, you are missed.
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The ability to communicate effectively is one of the most important skills an individual can possess in this era of rapid informational and technological change. The skills to gather information and communicate that information in written, oral, and digital forms are the hallmark of the program in UCM's Department of Communication and Sociology.
Digital Media Production students must complete required and elective courses and, additionally, must choose an 18-hour area in audio, video, film, or news. Proven skills in digital media production including writing, audio production, video production, Web design and photojournalism--are required for graduation.
Small class sizes, up-to-date professional equipment, and opportunities for one-on-one instruction provide quality classroom experiences that complement the hands-on nature of digital media study. Students also have co-curricular opportunities for hands-on experience through professional internship and practica, the campus cable network, the campus newspaper, a community news Web site and the University's public radio and television stations.
The graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media Production will use the knowledge and skills obtained in the program to:
- Successfully convey ideas through the written and spoken word and through various forms of digital media.
- Synthesize classroom instruction and initiate the exploration, development, and execution of projects that build professional experience.
- Apply knowledge of emerging technology and social media in the creation and distribution of media.
- Apply an in-depth understanding of the ethical principles that guide the student's chosen profession.
- Demonstrate a working knowledge of digital media law to produce content that is legal and promotes the principles of freedom of expression.
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- Proficiency in the video production concentration means the student can successfully complete each step in the production process, from conception through distribution, using both field and studio techniques.
- Proficiency in the audio production concentration means the student can manipulate sound to perform and produce audio programming and apply promotion techniques for audio distribution outlets.
- Proficiency in the film production concentration means the student can work within the parameters of the narrative film production process, as well as analyze and critique film.
- Proficiency in the news production concentration means the student can generate news stories, images, and features for print, broadcast, and Web using appropriate style, design, and editing techniques.
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The Bachelor of Science degree program in Digital Media Production prepares students for careers in various production, news and management roles in the radio, television, film and newspaper industries. University of Central Missouri graduates include a national television network vice president; a top nationally syndicated radio personality; a director with one of television's most successful production companies; an associate producer of a blockbuster film; operatives at MissouriNet and the Brownfield Network; radio station owners; reporters, producers, directors, editors and news anchors in a number of broadcast stations and newspapers around the world.
The Department of Communication and Sociology has a number of full-time faculty members with work experience and scholarly expertise in their areas of specialization. Graduate assistants complement the laboratory programs.
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Student Involvement
UCM's students are encouraged to take part in co-curricular activities that relate to their major, such as CTV, the UCM Media Network, an outlet designed to showcase live remote and studio productions; the Muleskinner, an award-winning campus newspaper; and digitalBURG, a student managed, local community news site. The Department of Communication and Sociology also sponsors several student communication organizations--some with national professional affiliation.
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