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A Chicago Police Officer and her husband, a Cook County Sheriff's correctional officer, were found dead in their Southwest Side home Sunday in what appears to be a murder-suicide, authorities said.
The correctional officer apparently shot his wife before shooting himself, said Cook County Sheriff's spokeswoman Cara Smith.
"This is a tremendous tragedy any day – particularly on Easter Sunday," Smith said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families."
The couple has been identified as Javier and Veronica Acevedo, both 50, authorities said.
Just after 5 a.m. someone inside the Garfield Ridge home, located in the 5300 block of South Austin Avenue, called 911, Smith said.
Chicago police found them unresponsive inside the home a short time later.
The Cook County medical examiner's office confirmed the fatalities but would not immediately release additional information. Area Central detectives are conducting a homicide investigation.
Veronica Acevedo served 18 years with the Chicago Police Department and had won 23 "department awards" during her career, said Chicago Police Officer Jose Estrada, a department spokesman. Her husband served 25 years as a Cook County Sheriff's correctional officer, according to Smith, the sheriff's spokeswoman.
Neighbors say the couple kept to themselves. They say they were unaware of any issues the couple may have had.
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reviews for: listing #70408 - Kailua-Kona, Hawaii Condo rental
- bedrooms 1
- pool yes
- type Condo
- baths 1
- hot tub yes
- community Royal Sea Cliff
- sleeps 2
- pets allowed no
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Great Condo in Kona
Review submitted: September 14, 2013 Date of arrival: August 27, 2013
An absolutely wonderful place to stay in Kona. The condo was beautiful, clean and full of everything you could need. The location was great as well, close to the main walk and only a few minutes to lovely snorkeling.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, people with disabilities, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so pleased you enjoyed your stay. Mahalo nui loa for taking the time to write a review. Much appreciated. Warmest Aloha, Shannon
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Our Home away from Home!!!!
Review submitted: July 12, 2013 Date of arrival: May 29, 2013
We decided that we wanted to go to Hawaii for our honeymoon, and after scouring the internet for places to stay we stumbled across 'The Royal Sea Cliff' and instantly thought it sounded and looked great. And how right we were!! Shannon has thought of everything!! It is like a home away from home, everything you could possibly need is there, from lots of clean towels, pots, pans and tupa wear to boogie boards, snorkels and fins and cool box. If you want to know what it looks like just look at the photos as it is exactly as pictured, so clean and comfortable. with gorgeous furniture outside, and a massive comfy bed. The complex itself it gorgeous and extremely well kept, the 2 pool areas are lovely and it is very quiet.Perfect for a relaxing time, it is in a great location within walking distance of Kona, there are even torches for the dark walk back. Shannon was extremely helpful, throughout the whole process, and her list of things to do is awesome. We would definitely go back, and would recommend it to anyone of all ages. There is something for everyone.
Thank you Shannon for making our Honeymoon unforgettable!!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: Mahalo for your lovely review. I am so thankful that you had a great honeymoon! I do hope that you return to Kona some day soon. Always with Aloha, Shannon
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Helpful votes: 1 / 2
Great place to stay!
Review submitted: June 21, 2013 Date of arrival: March 16, 2013
We stayed at the Royal Sea Cliff in Kona for our babymoon. Shannon, the owner, was great and gave us a long list of things to see and do and her recommendations were great. It was a home away from home (comfortable, clean, close to town, quiet and had everything we needed to cook our own meals). We really liked how the unit had assorted beach gear (cooler, boogie boards, snorkel gear and beach mats). Overall, we loved our stay and would definitely stay there again.
Recommended for: sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: Your comments are much appreciated. Mahalo nui loa
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Our first time in Hawaii.
Review submitted: July 23, 2012 Date of arrival: July 9, 2012
This vacation was probably one of the best. Super clean place, everything was in its place, the complex in itself was spectacular with amazing views and very nice people. Shannon, the owner was very helpful, did everything to make us feel at home and have an incredible vacation. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who would love to see the beauty of the big island. and have first class customer service from Shannon.
Recommended for: families with young children, romantic getaway
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mahalo nui loa! I am so glad that you had a great stay. Thanks so much for taking the time to write a review. Much appreciated
Always With Aloha
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Review submitted: May 5, 2010 Date of arrival: March 17, 2010
"For my final novel"
The ocean front sea cliff, a place so fine that one could compose a final novel there. One where sea birds tell tales of the sleepy isle to the warm flower scented winds. The room is sublime, the fine granite flooring highlights the beauty of the many pieces of fine art. The facilities are very good, able to meet any need that approached me during my stay. The standout quality of the unit had to be the incredible ocean view from the comfortable lanai.
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Review submitted: May 5, 2010 Date of arrival: April 21, 2010
My spa getaway!"
I was definitely not disappointed when I walked in the door of my week in your condo. Everything a person could want was provided for me and that made my stay very easy and convenient.My favorite part was watching football on your big flat screen T.V. while lying in bed and being able to see the ocean and watch the sun setting.What more could a man ask for? Thank you again for such a relaxing place to spend my vacation!!!!
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Review submitted: May 5, 2010 Date of arrival: February 2, 2010
A romantic getaway"
Our stay at the condo was our second time round. As usual, it was a perfect place to stay and feel like you are on vacation and in a home like setting all in one. We had access to everything at the condo that we would at home and the luxury of the relaxing lanai, pool, and barbeque area. One of the more memorable moments was watching the sunset and watching the spinner dolphins swim by. This stay was extra special because my partner and I got engaged. It will be a trip that will remain in our hearts and memories for the rest of our lives. Thank you to Neil and Shannon for the personal touches in the place. We felt as if our romantic getaway was as important to Neil and Shannon as it was to us!
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The U.S. Department of Education says Iowa had the nation's top graduation rate for last year's academic year.
Iowa's rate for the 2010-2011 school year was 88 percent. Wisconsin had the second best graduation rate at 87 percent.
The data released also showed a lower graduation rate for children with disabilities and with a limited proficiency in English. Both cases had a rate of 70 percent.
Iowa Department of Education Director Jason Glass released a statement regarding the new data, saying "…despite Iowa's long-standing commitment to educational equity, the state faces significant gaps in achievement driven largely by the challenges facing students with special needs, students who come from low-income backgrounds, and students whose first language is not English. We have a moral imperative to address those gaps and to give Iowa's children the educational foundation they need to succeed in life."
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A group of Bridgewater State students from the Student Education Association for Massachusetts, along with Professor Nancy Witherell of the elementary and early education department, spent a day at the Mulcahey Elementary School in Taunton painting and revitalizing the exterior of the facility.
The volunteer project included the painting of a so-called "peaceful playground" and general landscaping around the school.
The statewide initiative, called "Outreach to Teach," was funded by a $1,000 grant from the National Education Association.
Taunton Mayor Tom Hoye also joined in.
Joining BSU students and alumni and some family members were volunteers from Westfield State University, Nichols College and Stop & Shop.
Participating on behalf of BSU were Anna Matys, Camille Schulman, Taryn Lagarto, Alaina Primeau, Kathryn Bolduc, Kelly Driscoll, Melanie Mitchell, Emily Harrington, Sara Kolbeck, Laura Kolbeck, Sarah Freudenberg, Kayla Medeiros, Julie Wells, Kimberly Frisoli, Nicole Lynch,Mercedes Harris, John Sugrue, Kayleigh Nieuwenhuis, Jaime Gingras, Lisa Cabral, Matthew Greenstein, Nicole Hire, Meaghan Medeiros, Professor Nancy Witherell, Alyssa Gracia, Matt Haggerty , Anne Bolduc, Robin Kolbeck, John Freudenberg and Catherine Freudenberg.
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Spelling Progress Bulletin. Contents.SPB was edited and published by Newell W Tune in California, 1961-1983. See Bulletin Riters and Bulletin Topics. He issued an Anthology of SPB articles in Spelling Reform: A Comprehensive Survey.
php links go to the web page of that article. pdf links go to the whole bulletin issue. In each pdf file, click on Bookmarks to see the contents list with links.
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1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983.
1. A Statement of Policy.
2. An Analysis of Spelling Errors, a new Slant, by Newell W. Tune.
6. Two Teaching Experiments, by Newell W. Tune.
9. Writing by Sound, a New Method of Teaching Reading, by Dr. Helen Bonnema.
11. A Review of Articles on the Quality of Reading in our Schools, by Newell W. Tune.
14. Spelling Achievement of Above Average Pupils, by Sister Josephina, CSJ.
17. A Free Offer, by Mrs. Edward Blaine.
17. Brush Up On Your English, by T. S.W.
18. The Worm at the Root, by Helen Bowyer.
19. The Parable of the Flies, by Ralph Dornfeld Owen.
20. English Rime Words, by Helen Bowyer.
June 1961.Volume I, No. 2. pdf file 211kb
1. Late News, a Motion Picture Review, Coming Attractions.
2. What About the Schwa? by Faith Merriman Daltry.
4. How You Say It? Por Favor? by Helen Bowyer.
5. Some Thoughts on the Best Method of Teaching Reading, by Newell W. Tune.
6. The Best Method of Teaching Reading, by Ralph D. Owen, Ph.D.
7. Letter from the Rotary Club of Australia.
8. A Foreigner Looks at English Spelling, by Lewis H. Boyle.
9. These English Words of Ours, by Helen Bowyer.
10. Surveys of Teacher Opinion, by Mrs. Mary Johnson.
13. This Pore Ol' Mixed-up Alphabet, by Jerrilyn Black & Ellen C. Henderson.
15. An Interesting Letter, by Leo G. Davis.
October 1961. Volume I, No. 3. pdf file 180kb incomplete.
1. Editorial, Coming Attractions.
2. Report on the Kindergarten Pre-Reading Instruction Experiment, by Dr. Helen Bonnema.
4. Some Gems of Wisdom, from the "Let's Have Better Mottos Assoc."
5. The Augmented Roman Alphabet Reading Research Project, London Univ. Institute of Education.
10. How Our Spelling Damages The Mind, by Frederik A. Fernald, Ph.D.
12. Phonetics and Spelling, by Ernest Horn, Ph.D.
14. From The Caribbean, by Helen Bowyer.
17. Not So, Mr. Superintendent, by E. E. Arctier.
18. A Review of New Books, by the Editor.
20. An Important Letter from Miss S. G. Stewart.
21. A Word Or Twain To Dr. P. Dantick, by Helen Bowyer.
December 1961. Volume I, No. 4. pdf file 267kb
1. Two most interesting books.
2. The Disintegration of Our Schools, by Watson Washburn.
4. What's the Matter with Our Schools -- an editorial.
5. Adventures with the Turkish Alfabe, by Gertrude Hildreth.
6. A Preface to the Augmented Roman Alphabet.
7. The Augmented Roman Alphabet Experiment in Systematized Spelling, by John Downing.
9. How Phonetic is Our Spelling? by Newell W. Tune.
11. Measurement of the Phoneticness of our Spelling, by S. S. Eustace.
14. The Phoneticness of the Russian Alphabet, by Victor Crassnoff.
15. Werse Verse, by Bennett Cerf.
16. The Best Means of Representing the "TH" Sounds, by Newell W. Tune.
16. The Seven Deadly Sins of Spelling Reformers, by Newell W. Tune.
17. all -- or nothing -- for johnny, by samuel c. seegay.
19. A Report on the Amidon School. by Helen Bowyer.
22. The Problem of Reforming our Spelling, by Newell W. Tune.
23. Results of the Questionnaire on Spelling Reform, by Chairman of the Research Committee on Spelling Reform
24. The Outcry of Professor Ann T. Quarian, by Helen Bowyer.
March 1962. Volume II, No. 1. pdf file 306kb
2. On Stress Location in the World's Chief Languages, by Dr. Walter Gassner.
8. Education in Red China, by William Benton.
11. Some Thoughts on the Use of the A. R. Alphabet, by Sir James Pitman.
17. Tomorrow's Illiterates, a review, by Helen Bowyer.
22. From "Out on a Limerick", by Bennet Cerf.
23. Thoze Spelling Deemuns, by Ralph D. Owen.
25. "Rational Spelling", a review.
26. The Corpse in the Ivy Towers, by Victor N. Crasnoff.
28. An editorial on Self-Education.
30. The Worm at the Root, by Helen Bowyer.
31. Some Additions to the 7 Deadly Sins of Spelling Reformers, by Davis, Wingfield and Co.
31. Some Objections to the Philosophy of a "hungry reader".
33. Laf Lienz, from here and there.
34. An Appologetic Parody, a poem by Evelyn F. Boehm.
June 1962. Volume II, No. 2. pdf file 355kb
2. Experimental Investigation of Use of a Phonemic Notation for the First Teaching, by Godfrey Dewey, Ed.D.
4. Illiteracy, Its Cause and Cure, by Reginald Deans.
6. But there is No Peace ... Council for Basic Education Bulletin.
6. Relics, by Rev. Rolf L. Yeenstra.
7. Augmented Roman News. by S. S. Eustace.
9. Learning to Read, by Beatrice Tudor-Hart.
10. Primary Reading Program, Washington School District, Phoenix, Ariz.
12. What Ivan Knows That Doesn't, reviewed by Helen Bowyer.
16. An Analysis of the A. R. Project, by Leo Davis.
16. A Dedicated Spelling Reformer's Answer to Pitman's Augmented Roman Alphabet, by Sam Seegay.
19. Comments on the A. R. Alphabet by Ellen Henderson.
20. Our Mentor, Homer W. Wood, by Frank W. Epperson.
21. Some Thoughts on Spelling Reform, by Albert Eagle.
21. Observations by E. E. Arctier.
22. Lament of Professor P. Dantick, by Helen Bowyer.
October 1962. Volume II, No. 3. pdf file 362kb
1. An announcement of policy.
2. Augmented Roman News, edited by S. S. Eustace.
5. Spelling Skill as a By-product of Instruction in Reading, by Roy P. Doyle, Ed. D.
7. Spelling, Reading and Delinquency, by Jacob Chwast, Ph.D.
9. How to do it, by Dr. Robert West.
10. An Experiment in Education with the Laubach Literacy Course of Study on Films, by Dana W. Allen.
20. Who Will Volunteer?, by Helen Bowyer.
21. A review of "tw bee or not to be", by Helen Bowyer.
23. Over There, by E.E.Arctier.
24. Overcoming the Difficulties of the Printed Word, by Sir Cyril Burt, F.B.A.
25. A Letter to President Kennedy from Upton Sinclair.
26. If You Have Tears -- reported by Samuel C. Seegay.
26. Pitman and Downing Tour America.
27. On English Pronunciation, Say Now Shibboleth, by Clarence Hotson, Ph.D.
28. And now Professor O. Howe Erudight, by Helen Bowyer.
28. Granmaa'z Praer, by Lillian Winters.
December 1962. Volume II, No. 4. pdf file 266kb
1. Sir James Pitman and John Downing tour America.
2. Mary Johnson's One Woman War, by Stephen Franklin.
4. Wy Jonnie Cant Spel, by Francis W. Davids.
5. An English Language School in the U.S.S.R., by Nikolai Anastasiev.
6. The G. B. Shaw Contest Alphabet, by Dr. Peter MacCarthy.
7. A Univ. of London Report, by John Downing, on Headteachers' Opinions on the First Year of the A. R. Project.
13. Africa Needs Phonemic English, by Helen Bowyer.
14. English as the Lingua Franca of Africa, by Cecil R. Moore.
17. Some Thoughts on How to Proceed in Overcoming the Present Resistances to a New Phonetic Alphabet, by George J. Hecht, Publisher, Parents Mag.
18. English as a World Language, by Sir David Eccles, former Minister of Educ.
19. Potential Advantages and Logical Procedures in Spelling Reform, Leo Davis.
20. Progress during 1962.
21. I Wish I knew the Rule, by John P. Shepard, Ph.D.
March 1963. Volume III, No. 1. pdf file 286kb
1. Editorial. Grant goes begging.
2. A Test of Adequacy, by Mary Johnson.
7. Our Ten Million Obsolescent Men, by David H. Russell, Ph.D.
10. An English Language School in the U. S. S. R., comments by E. E. Arctier.
12. President Kennedy's Answer to Upton Sinclair.
13. Writing English Around the World, by Helen Bonnema, Ed.D.
16. The Best Means of Representing the "th-sounds", by Godfrey Dewey, Ed.D.
18. The Best Means of Representing the "oo-sounds", by Newell W. Tune.
20. Selecting Alphabet Symbols for English Speech Sounds, by Sam Seegay and Newell W. Tune.
23. Skeemz ov Speling Reform, by E. Jones.
June 1963. Volume III, No. 2. pdf file 426kb
1. Coming attractions. Summer Session.
2. How Accurate are School Testing Programs, by William D. Daughtery, M.S.
4. What a Nine-year-old Russian Knows About his Language, by Victor N. Crassnoff.
5. An Interesting letter from Homer W. Wood.
6. Can We Catch up with Russian Education?, by Clarence Hotson, Ph.D.
8. English is More Than Just English, by Eleonore Boer.
9. But English is English First of All, by E. E. Arctier.
11. A Lesson in Beginning Reading, by Horace Mann.
13. A Report from the Oldham Education Committee, by Maurice Harrison, Director of Education.
14. Watch Out for China, by Helen Bowyer.
17. Review of New Books, by the editors.
19. Under the SPELL of English, by Arthur Bennett.
19. This Side of the Sun, by R. F. Phat Greattinger.
20. Pitman Explains, by Sir James Pitman.
October 1963. Volume III, No. 3. pdf file 673kb
1. Late News. I.T.A. news.
2. Teaching English to Cantonese in Hong Kong, by Claude M. Wise, Ph.D.
5. The Curious Child Needs Creativity Challenge, by Walter C. Alvarez, M.D.
6. How Ivan Spells Johnny's English, by Gertrude Hildreth, Ph.D.
9. Phonemic Spelling, a Linguistic Dilema, by George W. Stevenson.
10. The Teaching of English in Africa, by Helen Bowyer.
16. Fanagalo (Kitchen Kafir), the Lingua Franca of Southern Africa, by J. D. Bold.
19. Personal Experiences in Teaching with the Pitman I.T.A., by Valerie I. Kemp.
Review of Educational Books:
21. Diagnostic Reading Scales, by George D. Spache, Ph.D.
22. Psychology in Teaching Reading, by Henry P. Smith, Ph.D. and Emerald V, Dechant, Ph.D.
23. Adolescent Attitudes Towards Academic Brillance, by Dr. Abraham J. Tannenbaum.
24. A Scheme for Making the English Language the International Language for the World, by James Bradshaw.
26. Abstract of a Research Project in Phoneme-Grapheme Relationship, by Paul R. Hanna, Ph.D.
December 1963. Volume III, No. 4. pdf file 386kb
1. Late News. i/t/a being used in schools.
2. The Reading Problem and the National Interest, by Arther S. Trace, Jr.
6. Why Johnny Could Read, by G. W. Stevenson.
7. Language Engineering, What it could do for Us, by Ivor Darreg.
12. The Stupidity Problem, by Helen Bowyer.
14. On Czechoslovak Learning, by Martin Vikla.
15. Two Years of the i/t/a in England, by Sir James Pitman.
21. Chinese Language Reform, by Ralph Nader.
Review of New Books, by the editors:
22. The Open Court Readers, by Priscilla L. Mc Queen and Arther S. Trace, Jr.
23. Torskript, by Victor P. Paulsen.
24. k-a-t spelz cat, by leo g. davis.
24. Now We Know!, from the Rocky Mountain Cyclone.


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The New Jersey Nets -- a year and change away from becoming the Brooklyn Nets -- still want to win an NBA championship early in Mikhail Prokhorov's tenure as franchise owner. But that's unrealistic in the immediate, so the battle of New York will have to make do. That makes the New York Knicks, the kings of the Big Apple for decades, the targets of Netian energies.
This particular skirmish at Madison Square Garden (7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN) seems to have extra meaning for the Nets, who today rolled out season ticket plans ... for the 2012-13 season at Barclay Center in Brooklyn. From SB Nation's fantastic Nets blog NetsDaily:
The Nets' opening night in Brooklyn isn't set but October 31, 2012 is what the construction schedule is aiming for. Of course, there's a full season left to play in Newark and Deron Williams hasn't committed to an extension. But the Nets are out Wednesday with their Barclays Center ticket plans, featuring some unique aspects--and price increases less than what the Knicks recently announced.
The Nets' PR plan since last spring has seemed to be laser-focused on threatening the Knicks' New York hegemony, and announcing ticket plans for the team's future NYC home as the squads prepare for a face-off in Manhattan fits right into that. But the players have bought in, too. From the Bergen Record's Al Iannazzone:
"[It's] probably the biggest game of the season and we've got to come with the right mentality," guard Sasha Vujacic said.
That's right: a reserve guard for a team already eliminated from playoff contention is calling it "probably the biggest game of the season." That's a statement as quasi-commital as Carmelo Anthony's "almost must-win" reference to the Knicks' Monday win over the Orlando Magic. Fitting then, that according to reports Deron Williams will almost probably play. He has missed six straight games, but it's difficult to imagine the newest member of this new rivalry missing out on a chance to drive the Knicks in further (if that's even possible) humiliation heading into the playoffs.
For more on the Knicks, visit Posting And Toasting. Nets analysis and news can be found at NetsDaily. Both teams are also covered at SB Nation New York.


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7th-12th May 2011 I am SO lucky with my job: I regularly get send over the ocean, usually for a night or two, which is just brilliant! But this time when my roster appeared, it was even better: I saw the three letters 'CUN' along with the dates 7-12th May, meaning FOUR nights and THREE FULL days in CANCUN!! (and 2 half days) I LOVE MY JOB!!
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(July 8, 2009) – Although many of Canada's top figure skaters took some down time away from skating this summer, world silver medalist Joannie Rochette spent her vacation time in an unusual way. The five-time Canadian champion opted to travel to Peru, to gain an understanding of how children, supported by World Vision Canada, live their lives. Joannie first learned about World Vision during her time on the IMG Stars on Ice Canada tour, which designates the non-profit organization as its official charity.
Since World Vision became the official charity of Stars on Ice, over 1,000 children have been sponsored. Joannie wanted to see how World Vision helps children in other countries, and to better understand how the organization works. "They showed me directly how they help people with various projects. Some of them were very basic, like building a better toilet for their home, or improving their kitchen, teaching them how to read, organize schools, etc. I was also happy to see how World Vision tries to make these people become more independent and give them human dignity."
She found her time in Peru to be very different than her life in Canada."When my day is done, usually I just stop quickly at the grocery store to buy food for dinner, but for them, their whole day is about finding food for their next meal. But they are all about team work, the whole family contributes to it, and that was nice to see. They even walk up to four hours to Cuzco carrying heavy duty on their back, to sell their vegetables into the city."
Joannie was particularly impacted by one woman's courage and strength. "I saw a mother, who had polio, raising her two kids. She had to limp on the earth floor to get around, and she could not use a wheelchair because there was no street. They live in a little wooden house with a straw roof." Although Christmas is still far away, Joannie was surprised to hear that you can buy a chicken for these families as a Christmas present. "I'd like to see my friends' reactions if I bought them such a gift for Christmas!! But these gifts make all the difference for these people."
The whole experience was a very positive one for Joannie. "I was happy I could visit this country and see it from the local Peruvian perspective. I saw how different their lives are, and how the basics things in life are so important for them. In Canada, we take it all for granted, because it's so easy to access, and our problems come from things that mean nothing to these people."
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The City's recently announced $35 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation authority will continue to benefit and provide much needed incentive for investment in the 3rd Council District and other distressed communities citywide.
Having been awarded $40 million in New Markets Tax Credit in 2008, the City's Community Development Entity, KC CDE, has been actively seeking out businesses and development projects in the city's underserved, distressed communities that could benefit from the New Markets Tax Credit program. One area of the city that has seen a number of businesses and development projects considered by the KC CDE is the 3rd Council District, all of which is eligible under the New Markets Tax Credit program.
"This program is so valuable because it represents a long-term commitment to development and growth in an area where economic activity is needed," said Sharon Sanders Brooks, City Councilwoman, 3rd District, and chairwoman of the City's Housing Committee. "A vibrant urban core is crucial to the overall health of the City, and this program helps reach that goal."
From the KC CDE's $40 million in tax credits awarded in 2008, three projects in the 3rd District have received an allocation commitment from the KC CDE totaling $21 million. The three projects include the JD Wagner Unit of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Kansas City located on 2405 Elmwood Ave., which will include the renovation of the old Minute Circle Friendly House building as well as new construction to create a new community center that will house a gym, indoor pool, computer lab, art room, multi-purpose space, and many other classrooms; the Aldi grocery store on 39th Street and Prospect Avenue; and Posty Cards, Inc., a 60 year old Kansas City, Mo. based business to business greeting card company, which will be developing a new LEED Gold certified fabrication facility located at 1600 Olive St.
Each of the projects were approved for New Markets Tax Credit facilitated financing by the KC CDE based in large part on their potential to provide critical services and goods as well as create job and workforce development opportunities in the communities in which they are located. All of the projects are slated to be completed in 2010.
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Created in 2001, the New Markets Tax Credit program, which until recently has been underutilized in Kansas City, Mo., has been a critical financing resource to low-income communities throughout the country. With the recent success of awards as well as deployment into the community, the KC CDE's track record will enhance its ability to get future awards to continue to direct needed investment capital to low-income communities citywide.
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Are you ready for frozen treats to cool and refresh you for summer? This has got to be one of the most ingenious and fun kitchen gadgets I have seen in a long time and I'm so excited to share the fun with you!
How many of you have had the experience of making popsicles with your kids? Remember calling them in to help you and how excited and enthusiastic they were – filled with anticipation? Somebody helped to measure the sugar and someone else stirred the Kool-Aid. Then you stood by with a wash cloth and spray bottle of stain remover to catch the spills as they filled the tiny popsicle molds and inserted the sticks. Then you had the delightful chore of sounding incredibly excited while stating, "Now, we'll put them in the freezer and TOMORROW when they're frozen solid, we'll have a yummy treat!" The deflated and disappointed expressions at that point were hard to take. Thanks to Zoku, that never has to happen, again! We tested their Duo Quick Pop Maker and froze delicious popsicles in minutes, on my kitchen counter, with nothing but 100% fruit juice!
Nothing could be simpler or faster when it comes to frozen treats! I had three cartons of 100% fruit juice and so Sunday evening, when the grandkids were ready for a treat at Grandma's house, I pulled the Zoku out of the freezer and in minutes I rated pretty high on the Cool Grandma meter.
The first thing to do after you receive your Zoku is to stick it in the freezer for 24 hours. We found that after it had been frozen solid, once, it didn't require very long to refreeze, again, after making three batches of pops.
Once you've done the initial freeze, making the pops is simple! Set the Zoku on the counter, or any level surface, and insert pop sticks into the open cavities. Be sure the sticks are seated into the grooves designed for them on top of the Zoku.
Next add your juice or whatever liquid you will be using to make popsicles. (Carbonated beverages cannot be used in the Zoku, unless they have gone flat and no bubbles remain.) This is the point where creativity can go in a hundred different directions. You can fill the popsicle cavity completely and just wait a few minutes for your pop to freeze, OR you can fill it partially, allow that to freeze then add another layer, allowing that to freeze and then the final layer. The whole process took us about 12 minutes to freeze three separate layers and I place banana slices in the middle layer!
I found it was easier not to overfill the popsicle cavities, by pouring the juice into a container that would allow a narrower stream as I filled the Zoku. The cartons I purchased my juice in, were not conducive to filling the small opening, neatly. Using the measuring cup made it a breeze to fill!
Pops freeze completely in about 7 minutes and layered pops take only a little more time. The cool thing is that after removing the first batch of pops, you can immediately turn around and freeze another batch. You can do two to three batches before needing to refreeze the Zoku.
Did I mention before, that I bought three cartons of fruit juice, all different flavors, so we could make pretty layered pops? No one was more surprised than Grandma when each flavor was EXACTLY the same color! Even so, we could distinctly see the three different flavor layers, even if there was no difference in color. The banana slices were visible in the sides of the pops, too! This was cool, even for a Grandma who has seen about every kind of kitchen gadget you can imagine. I love the simplicity of this little machine!
I don't need to plug it in or use batteries. I don't have to have buy a box of 100 popsicles (with two flavors, about 40 of the 100, that no one will eat). I filled it with 100% fruit juice and fruit. It was a healthy snack and yet, satisfied the sweet tooth of the waiting grandkids and our ten-year-old. Plus, I have the versatility to make so many different types of pops — breakfast pops with yogurt, fruit, nuts or granola; dessert pops with pudding or custards, fruity snack pops like the ones we made this time. There are lots of fun options and the Zoku website can give you some excellent ideas and tips. And the Zoku blog is a wealth of recipe ideas — everything from these Spicy Mexican Chocolate Paletas, to simple Strawberry Lime Pops, or even very unique, grown-up frozen treats like Cucumber Mint Margarita Quick Pops.
If I had to select one thing I wish were different, I would have a Zoku with more cavities. Granted, the original does have three slots and they can be used up to three times before having to refreeze the Zoku, but five or six slots would allow you to freeze the number you need for a birthday party or large gathering all at once, and much more quickly. Given that I can make six dye- and preservative-free popsicles in around fifteen to eighteen minutes, though, you won't hear much complaining from me! And Zoku has a Storage Case and extra Sticks and Drip Guards available, too, if you want to expand your pop-making ability.
We will definitely be experimenting with other ingredients and trying out techniques and recipes from the Zoku blog, but in the meantime, we just enjoyed the simple refreshing treats from our first experience with Zoku!
Enter this fun Zoku giveaway and you could be whipping up delicious and pretty frozen treats in your own kitchen, in no time! You must be 18 and a resident of the U.S. to enter. Visit Zoku online, check out the recipes on their blog and let me know which one you would most like to see demonstrated on Busy-at-Home. Leave a comment on this blog post with the name of the recipe. After you leave your comment, use the Rafflecopter form, below, to submit your entry and open the additional optional entries!
I received a Zoku Duo Quick Pop maker to test in my own kitchen and gather data for writing this review. A positive review was not required and no monetary compensation was received. The views and opinions expressed are wholly my own and based on my personal experience with the product.
80 Responses to Zoku Duo Quick Pop Maker Review and Give Away!
Cherries and cream quick pops sound delicious
i would love to see the Berry Mojito Pops.
Spicy Mexican Chocolate Paletas
The apple pear and orange look really delicious!
the cherries-and-cream ones look amazing! { great giveaway }
Red, White and Blue quick pops looks so good and perfect for the 4th of July!
The red, white, and blue quick pops are cool. I love the stars in them.
I would love the see the shaped one!! how to you make it shaped like a heart?? And of course it is made out of chocolate fudge nonetheless!! make that one!!
I love the holiday themed pops
My daughter would love the Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops!
I think the cantaloupe mint recipe sounds delish!!!! But there were so many that I would try out, I think seeing you make the double rainbow recipe would be interesting and visually fun for the blog
The Cherries and cream pops!
Strawberry Lime Pops
I love the red white and blue pops
Make the 'Red, White, & Blue Quick Pops'. We won't mind if they don't look perfect.
I am not sure where else to post this, but this is one of the best giveaways ever. I have read that these things are awesome.
My grandsons would love this!
The Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops look wonderful: http://blog.zokuhome.com/post/18154426418/caramel-popcorn-quick-pops
That looks real good.
The Cucumber Mint Margarita!!
I like so many of them. I will pick this one-http://blog.zokuhome.com/post/9250637619/berry-mojito-pops
cheeries and cream pops looks good
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The Red, White and blue quick pops
cherries and cream quick pop
With Halloween only a few months away I would love you to make the Boo! Zoku Halloween Pops.
I would love to try these
Spicy Mexican Chocolate Paletas
Carmel Popcorn Quickpops!
Definitely the Berry Mojito Pops!
I would love to try Cherries & Cream Quick Pops
I would like to see you demonstrate the candy corn pops
Cucumber Mint Margarita pops!
Cherries and cream looks yummo!
The Red, White, & Blue Quick Pops would be a great demo for the 4th of July!
Red, White and Blue quick pops! How clever!
I would have to say the http://blog.zokuhome.com/post/18154426418/caramel-popcorn-quick-pops
Wow, they have some fancy pops on there! Some of them look really fun but the one that sounds like it tastes the best is the Berry Mojito Pops – I'd love to see you make those and see what you think of the taste!
The Red, White and Blue Quick Pops!
Cherries and Cream! I was just thinking last night how good fresh cherries sound.
The Cherries & Cream Quick Pops look yummy!
since the 4th is right around the corner, I think the http://blog.zokuhome.com/post/7053421329/red-white-blue-quick-pops recipe would be great to see you try out!
the Berry Mojito Pops
look good! thanks so much!
i know it's a few months off but Red, White, & Blue Quick Pops because i love the stars!
What an amazing product – so many possibilities – besides the Red,White & Blue quick Pops that others have mentioned, I'd like to see Chocolate Covered Valentine's Pops – very interested to know how difficult it is to get the hearts from the apple and what the end result looks like
the caramel popcorn quick pops
My kids LOVE Bomb Pops so the FIRST thing we would make is The Red, White and Blue Quick Pops!!
the carmel popcorn quick pops looks awesome & i would love to that demonstrated
Cherries & Cream Quick Pops, big time. That looks so delish!
I would love to see you make the Berry Mojito Pops!
I would love to see the Caramel popcorn quick pops!
I choose the Mother's Little Helper – Mimosa Pops
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Definitely the Berry Mojito pops..yum!
I like the Cherries & Cream Quick Pops.
I like the Cranberry Orange Pops.
I would like to see the holiday halloween ones
Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops seems tasty
The recipe I would most like to see demonstrated on Busy-at-Home is the Apple, Pear, and Orange Quick Pops.
Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops
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Raspberry limeade layered quick pops.
I would love to try the cherries and cream!!
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This would make our popsicle party SO much easier! Those silly molds you get at the store are hard to work with. Looks like FUN!
Spicy Mexican Chocolate Paletas! Mmm….
I would like to see the Holiday pops
I would love to try the Cucumber Mint Margarita!
Spicy Mexican Chocolate Paletas
^ interesting!
Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops Looks GREAT! I would love to see that demonstrated!
cherry & cream quick pops!
Caramel Popcorn Quick Pops
WOW! I love the Boo! Zoku Halloween Pops…the character kit would help make great pops!
The cherries a cream quick pops look good
Apple, Pear, and Orange Quick Pops
I think the Cherries & Cream Quick Pops look yummy and easy.
I want to try the cherries and cream ones.
The Berry Mojito Pops sound Yummy!
Cucumber Mint Margarita Quick Pops
Berry Mojito Pops
I would love to have Lemon Cream Zoku Pops or ANY of the Christmas pops demoed please!
Valentine Quick Pops
I'd like to see the Berry Mojito Pops.
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While the Animorphs movie may be on hold indefinitely, there is some good news for fans of the Gone series by Michael Grant (co-author/co-creator of Animorphs). Confirmed via Twitter by Michael Grant himself, Sony Pictures has agreed to acquire the TV rights to the Gone series:
As Michael states above, please remember that this does not confirm an actual Gone series on television at the moment, but it does significantly increase the chances of one. Fans of the series can follow Michael Grant on his Facebook and Twitter for further info and future announcements.


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Rwanda: Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza on trial
by Ann Garrison
KPFA News broadcast May 15, 2011
On May 15, KPFA Weekend News spoke to Rwandan American scientist Jean Manirarora about what is at stake in the trial of Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza in Rwanda.
KPFA Weekend News Anchor David Landau: Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza last spoke to KPFA on Oct. 9, 2010, about the U.N. Mapping Report released nine days earlier. The report documented war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocidal civilian massacres in the Democratic Republic of Congo between 1993 and 2003.
On Oct. 14, five days after she last spoke to KPFA, she was arrested again and this time confined to Kigali's 1930 maximum security prison, where she marked the seven-month anniversary of her arrest yesterday. Her international support team reports that she is increasingly isolated by bureaucratic excuses to deny her visitors and that the confidentiality of her conversations with her Rwandan lawyer has been violated.
Rwanda's membership in the Commonwealth officially requires it to meet minimal standards of democracy, including minimal standards of justice, but Ingabire's two British lawyers have been presented with thousands of pages of legal briefs written only in Rwanda's native language, Kinyarwanda, which neither they nor reporters who don't speak it can read. Ingabire is charged with terrorism, inciting Rwandans to overthrow the current Rwandan government, and with genocide ideology, a statutory crime unique to Rwanda, which means disagreeing with the government and/or the official history of the Rwanda Genocide.
KPFA/Ann Garrison: Jean, Victoire Ingabire is on trial, in large part, for challenging the Rwandan government's official history of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide. That official history – that ethnic Hutu extremists slaughtered up to a million ethnic Tutsis in 100 days – is used to justify extreme repression within Rwanda, and to justify Rwandan President Paul Kagame's repeated invasions and ongoing military presence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Could you explain Victoire Ingabire's challenge to the official history?
Jean Manirarora: First of all, Victoire Ingabire has never denied the Tutsi Genocide. But, when she returned to Rwanda in January last year to run for president, she visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial and asked why it commemorates only the Tutsi victims. She asked when the Hutu victims would be commemorated as well. Just saying this is a statutory crime called genocide ideology in Rwanda.
KPFA: What would be the consequence of acknowledging that Hutus were also killed, by extremist Tutsis, because they were Hutus during the 1994 Genocide?
Jean Manirarora: If it were acknowledged that Hutu people were massacred because they were Hutus, then the collective guilt for the genocide would no longer be forced on Hutu people. There would no longer be any justification for packing Hutu people into prisons or forcing them to make restitution to Tutsis by surrendering their property or by indentured servitude to Tutsis. Hutus would finally be allowed to mourn the dead they lost in the genocide, and the bones in the memorial sites would finally be buried in dignity.
KPFA: People from all over the world go to these genocide memorial sites and photograph the bones in these memorial sites. Could you explain what you mean about finally burying them?
Jean Manirarora: It is not normal in the Rwandan culture to display the bodies, bones or body parts of loved ones, no matter how they died. Foreigners come with their fancy cameras and take photos of these bones, assuming that this is part of our culture, but it is not. Many of these bones are the bones of Hutu people; that is why they are allowed to be on display, although they are presented to the world as the bones of Tutsi victims. Hutu people need to be able to bury and publicly mourn their dead.
KPFA: Could you explain the importance of establishing the truth of the Rwanda Genocide to achieving peace in Rwanda's eastern neighbor, the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has, since 1996, been the site of the deadliest conflict since World War II?
Jean Manirarora: If it is established that Kagame's troops committed atrocities in Rwanda during the Rwanda Genocide, then Kagame would no longer be justified in pursuing the former Rwandan army of Juvenal Habyarimana, the president of Rwanda whose assassination by Kagame's troops in April 1994 triggered the genocide. Kagame refers to the former Rwandan soldiers who took refuge in Congo as "genocidaires." He says he is going after them every time he invades the Congo and he has used them as his excuse to occupy and plunder Congo's resources, with the blessing of the international community.
KPFA: Jean, thank you for that very concise explanation of what's at stake in Victoire Ingabire's trial and in the truth of the Rwanda Genocide.
Jean Maniraora: Thank you for giving Victoire and me and other Rwandans a chance to tell our story.
KPFA: For Pacifica, KPFA and AfrobeatRadio, I'm Ann Garrison.
San Francisco writer Ann Garrison writes for the San Francisco Bay View, Global Research, Colored Opinions, Black Star News, the Newsline EA (East Africa) and her own blog, Ann Garrison, and produces for AfrobeatRadio on WBAI-NYC, Weekend News on KPFA and her own YouTube Channel, AnnieGetYourGang. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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Please,not Compare Ingabire with our resepect President,History of Hutusis and Tutsisis is necrosed in our country,you know why ,because our president is very strong not have any kind of tutsis or Hutisis ,only have good Spirt to support Every Rwandan People,We have lived for long time in Bad history ,if your are under Ingabile Ideologie ,you are Rwandan or not ,foreign please know that we need to build our country without any Descrimination,icall upon every one who need to buid good futur in our country to reject ideology based on Ethnisme if your think that are Hutu or tutsi.
Please olso not desturbed Our president ,when there are some activities which are not done well ,come and Discuss in order to take decision together.Rubyiruko turacyari bato two kwishinga ababyeyi bacu na bene wacu bakuriye mubitekerezo bibi bya moko please twiyubakire igihugu cyacu nyamara ngo uwambaye ikirezi ntamenya uko cyera,waba uri mugihugu hanze ibibi wifuriza urwanda ntabwo byagera kubandi bisize abawe,byaba ari ikimwaro wifuza kuraga igihugu abawe cyuzuyemo ibibazo byubwicanyi ivangura nibindi,nongere nsabe urenge inyungu wifuza kugeraho urage abawe ibyiza,natwe twifuza kugira igihugu kiri stable nka America,nibindi kuki mwumva ko ibihugu byacu byakwiye guhora bimenekamo amaraso ,ubwo Buhutu n'ubututsi mwiratana birabagaburira ,mugahora muri ibi koresho byabandi,please waba uri mugihugu,cyangwa hanze ugendana iyo mitekereze untera isesemi.↓
ingabire why did you your family?↓


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Until recently, Essex has owned over 120 lots at Conomo Point, and has leased them for over 100 years.
This continued until state environmental regulations forced the town to reduce ownership to no more than 90 bedrooms of residence capacity. By court order, most of the lots have to be sold or no longer used as residences.
So far, the town has committed to selling 41 of the lots at southern Conomo. The town has developed a plan that recommends selling and repurposing a number of the remaining lots, reducing the remaining bedroom count down to 125. The town then proposes removing 37 bedrooms from the remaining dwellings.
This would leave the town owning 88 bedrooms and all of northern Conomo, to then be leased for a 15-year term. During this time, the town would consider whether to allocate any or all of the land for use as public space.
Forming an opinion on what the town should do next means weighing three key factors: the financial impact, the interests of the tenants, and the goal of creating a public space.
Under this plan, the leasing provides additional revenue. A park is not created, so residences are not lost. The land is not sold, so a park is still possible in the future. Everybody wins, right?
Well ... not really.
"Removing" 37 bedrooms doesn't pass the smell test. The proposed leases have major risks, and will likely bring in little or no revenue for the town. The legal liabilities actually increase. The incentives for the tenants to pay for maintenance and capital improvements are gone. Nothing is resolved, and the town will be battling over these issues for at least another 20 years.
Any equity the tenants had with the dwellings and the lease rights would be practically eliminated. Unlike everyone else at Conomo, these remaining leaseholders will probably never be sold their lots. Instead, they get a permanent looming threat that the town will take their lot for public space at the end of their lease. Lawsuits will ensue.
And those wanting public space get no significant benefit at all. They only keep a possibility alive. No significant space is actually allocated.
So in reality, the town's plan for Northern Conomo fails to deliver on any of the three key factors.
There is a way out of this. If we separate what the town ultimately does from when it does it, it is clear that resolving Conomo Point soon solves many problems. These lots should either become park space or be sold. The leasing should end.
Our Town Meeting form of government allows any voter to submit a warrant article with just 10 valid signatures. A group of concerned citizens has taken that step and submitted an article for next Monday's May 2013 Town Meeting, to give the town an opportunity to vote a for public space when current leases expire. A second warrant article has also been submitted which instructs the town to sell the remaining lots currently leased by the town.
This plan would end the uncertainty that has plagued this neighborhood for years. The park outline would take up roughly half of Northern Conomo and the remainder would be sold.
Essex could get out of the leasing business and resolve many of the existing legal issues that have plagued the town. The neighborhood would heal, and Essex would have some of the nicest waterfront public space on the North Shore.
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President Obama spoke to the United Nations about the importance of climate legislation. The airline industry's planning to cut its emissions by 50%. Some states are thinking about suing power companies. How are YOU celebrating Climate Week? You can start by digging into today's top green stories:
- President Obama's speech on climate change earned mixed reviews, reports Green Inc., ranging from "a forceful argument for swift and bold international action" to "fell short of expectations…[and provided] no constructive solutions for the challenges ahead." Read the text and make your own call.
- After a disappointingly scientist-free "international day of action," activist group Yes Men says that it's time for scientists to get political and start making their voices heard in the climate change debate (via Wired Science).
- Big polluters may finally be held responsible for their contribution to climate change. On Monday, a federal appeals court in New York ruled that a handful of large power utilities can be called upon to defend themselves in court against allegations that their emissions "create a public nuisance," reports Red Green and Blue.
- The aviation industry says it's planning to cut its carbon emissions in half by 2050 by employing tactics like shortening flight paths and investing in new fuel technologies, reports GreenBiz. Also impressive: The industry says it'll improve its carbon efficiency by 1.5 percent annually through 2020, and then it's going carbon-neutral.
- The Boston Globe asked architects to design ways to make the city's stalled building projects look less like stalled building projects, and the results (like an urban garden with wind turbines and solar panels) are way more aesthetically pleasing than half-completed structures and dormant construction equipment (Hat tip: Treehugger.)
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The mission of the Native American Resource Center is to educate the public about the prehistory, history, culture, art and contemporary issues of American Indians, with special emphasis on the Robeson County Native American community; to conduct scholarly research; to collect and preserve the material culture of Native America; to encourage Native American artists and craftspersons; and to cooperate on a wide range of projects with other agencies concerned with Native America.
Our museum contains exhibits of authentic Indian artifacts, arts and crafts. These items come from Indian people all over North America, from Abenaki to Zuni. Many other items come from North Carolina Native Americans, with special emphasis on Robeson County Indian people. Particular focus is placed on the largest North Carolina tribe, the Lumbee.
Hours of Operation: The Museum of the Native American Resource Center is open from 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Saturday.
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- 2008: Documentary featuring Stoney Creek Singers Listen to the Drum: A Closer Look at American Indian Powwow Music now available!
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We are excited you are joining the Concordia community!
To help make this important transition in your life a success, we invite you to campus for New Student Orientation (NSO). NSO is designed to complete your class registration, learn more about financial aid and share information about campus life. Your family is welcome and encouraged to join you as our guests*.*Due to space, we request no more than 2 guests per student.
Your $100 tuition deposit officially reserves your spot in the incoming class and is required to register for classes. Please ensure this deposit is paid prior to your orientation date.
You can pay your deposit online, in person, or by mail.
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First-year students are required to live on campus unless living at home with a parent or guardian. If you meet this criteria and do not plan to live on campus, you must complete and submit the Petition to Live Off Campus.
Minnesota State law requires proof of immunization. You will not be allowed to register for classes until the required documentation has been submitted.
CSPConnect is Concordia University's student portal and is a secured community communication tool that allows you to access customized information tailored to your role as a student. It is where you can view your grades, manage your finances, and view outstanding items. You will be using CSPConnect often as a student, so we encourage you to get familiar with it now.
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Complimentary parking is available in multiple places on campus. For this event, you are encouraged to park in campus parking lot A.
Additional parking is available in Lot B, Lot E, on the city streets (adhere to posted parking restrictions), and all additional campus lots.
Once parked, follow posted signs to the Pearson Commons for check-in.
Visit our Account Access website to obtain your student account information.
A useful booklet to assist you in selecting courses before you attend orientation.
The mission statement of the Department of the Mathematics states the department "contributes to the Concordia community by encouraging recognition and understanding of math in the world around them." To do that, we employ a Math Placement Exam to help accurately gauge what math class a student should start with so they can be successful at the Concordia.The thirty-minute math placement exam is usually administered on the day of your orientation. The exam consists of 25 multiple choice questions evaluating math skills from the list of provided topics to be answered without the aid of a calculator. The exam will be scored immediately and used in conjunction with your transcripts and ACT scores to help the math department decide your eligibility to register for the required math courses.Below you will find links to the Math Placement topics list, practice questions, and the solutions to the practice questions. If you do not do well on the exam, we do offer a retake opportunity. Please let us know how we can help you be successful in the math requirements at Concordia University, St. Paul.The Math Assessment can be retaken to improve placement during the first week of classes each semester or by appointment with Sarah Jahn (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Rob Krueger (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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---- — SEABROOK — Local police are expected to charge an A Street resident today on at least two burglary counts after police say he and another Seabrook man broke into multiple homes over a period of months.
Louis A. Pimental, 22, of 7 A St., was arrested by Hampton Falls police on June 10 on a related matter and during a probable cause hearing scheduled for today at Hampton Circuit Court in Seabrook, he is expected to be formally charged by local police, according to Seabrook police Lt. Daniel Lawrence.
Upon his arrest by Hampton Falls police, Pimental was interviewed by local police regarding a string of burglaries that took place on A Street, B Street and Foggs Lane starting in January. During that interview, Pimental named another Seabrook man, Gregory A. Marshall, 28, of 37 South Main St., Seabrook, as his accomplice.
An arrest warrant for Marshall was issued and he was arrested Sunday afternoon when a police officer saw him riding a bicycle on Route 107. Marshall was arraigned Monday at the Seabrook courthouse and is being held in $10,000 cash bail, according to Lawrence.
Lawrence said the two men, well-known to local law enforcement, allegedly broke into Adams Village Trailer Park homes on A Street and B Street over the winter and a Foggs Lane residence in May. In all homebreaks, the suspects gained entry through a back window and made off with jewelry and electronics and cash all totaling thousands of dollars. The burglaries were all conducted during the daytime hours when the homes were empty.
"Basically, it all fit together," Lawrence said, adding it's likely the suspects were looking to score enough money for drugs. Some of the items have been recovered but not all, according to Lawrence.


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Elkridge man guilty in infant daughter's death
An Elkridge man faces a possible 20-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the shaking death of his 6-week-old daughter.
Police: Md. mall shooter fascinated by Columbine
Police: Md. mall shooter may have had Columbine fixation, had no relationship with his victims
Man hit by school bus was Holocaust survivor
Investigators release more information about a bus crash that killed a 91-year-old man, who had survived the Holocaust.
Md. man lives off pizza for 25 years
An Ellicott City man tells The Baltimore Sun that he's eat pizza ever day for more than two decades.
91-year-old Silver Spring man hit by school bus, dies
Traffic remains blocked on northbound Route 29 after a 91-year-old man was killed when hit by a school carrying students.
Tornado Watch in effect for D.C. area
Local kids discuss the perfect sled-riding technique
At one of the most popular sledding spots in Howard County, more than a dozen children came to Mt. Albert to take advantage of the snow Friday.
3 Howard Co. men who died of cardiac arrest identified
Howard County has released the names of the two men who died Thursday after going into cardiac arrest while shoveling snow, as well as the name of a third man who died of cardiac arrest.
3 inmates stabbed during fight at Md. prison
3 inmates stabbed during fight at Maryland Correctional Institution in Jessup
Woman killed in 3-vehicle chain collision
Howard County police say a woman was killed when the car she was driving was hit from behind by a box truck and pushed into the car in front of her.
Spreading smiles to sick and siblings, 1 cake at a time
Icing Smiles bakes cakes for children with critical or degenerative illnesses and their siblings.
Hundreds remember shooting victims at mall
Hundreds held hands, lit candles and shed tears on Thursday evening for the two victims of Saturday's deadly shooting at the Mall in Columbia.
Hundreds remember mall shooting victims
Hundreds held hands, lit candles and shed tears on Thursday evening for the two victims of Saturday's deadly shooting at the Mall in Columbia.
Memorial funds created for slain mall co-workers in Md.
As police continue to try to piece together the motive behind the deadly shootings at the Mall in Columbia Saturday, the community continues to rally behind the memory of its two young victims.
Police: Mall shooter was 'ready to die'
Police believe Darion Aguilar, who killed two people Saturday in the Zumiez store at the Mall in Columbia, brought a 12-gauge shotgun into the mall broken down and concealed in a backpack. He may have assembled that shotgun in the store's dressing room, tweets from the Howard County Police Department reveal.
Man in camouflage threatens luggage store workers
A Rockville man was being held for emergency evaluation after he threatened to kill workers at a luggage store inside Westfield Montgomery Mall, according to police.
Police: Gunman had often hung out at Maryland mall
Police: Md. mall gunman had often hung out at shopping center, but motive still uncertain
Montgomery Co. store says it sold gun to mall shooter
Montgomery County gun store says it sold shotgun to mall shooter; weapon bought legally
Official: County must grieve after Md. shooting
Md. county exec.: After mall shooting, community will grieve before life returns to normal
Shooting victims remembered as mall reopens
Shooting victims remembered as Columbia mall reopens
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The Denver Broncos are without slot receiver Brandon Stokley and defensive end Robert Ayers for their game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.||||||| Ayers missed practice all week following the unexpected death of his father.
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The Denver Broncos signed Ayers to a five-year deal Monday, leaving Knowshon Moreno, the team's top pick, as the only unsigned player from their 10-member draft class.||||||| Ayers was on the field before the evening practice session running sprints. He then headed into the locker room as his teammates made their way out. The Broncos used their 18th selection to take Ayers, a defensive end out of Tennessee. With the Broncos implementing a 3-4 scheme, Ayers will play a hybrid role as he alternates between the line and linebacker.
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The American Museum of Science & Energy Foundation was chartered in September 1996 and organized to further the cultural, educational and scientific programs of the American Museum of Science & Energy Museum (AMSE). The Foundation's purpose is to assist in the operation and development of the museum, which seeks a broad public, private and volunteer support base. As a 501(c) (3) corporation, the foundation's tax exempt status provides an added benefit when seeking financial and other donations. The foundation is governed by a 16 member Board of directors elected by the foundation membership. Foundation membership is open to any individual who applies for the appropriate AMSE membership category.
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Note: Travis was unable to make Friday's Star Trek -focused Day 2.
Hello-hello, my loyal geeks and geekettes.
After some slight mishaps during Captain America: Reborn , Ed Brubaker appears to be back on full-grind, delivering the espionage star-spangled comic like no other.
As a standalone issue, there isn't anything particularly fantastic about FF #3.
Thank the high heavens Marvel vets Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente stay away from camp.
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A Fresh Summer Salad The WholeFamily Will Love
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3 cups cooked basmati rice
1 can (16 oz.) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
1 can (15 oz.) black beans, rinsed and drained
1 1/4 cups frozen corn, thawed
4 green onions, sliced
1 small sweet red pepper, chopped
1/2 scant cup minced fresh cilantro
1/2 cup olive oil
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
1 Tbsp. sugar
1 garlic clove, minced
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. ground cumin
1 tsp. chili powder
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What wine goes with soup with beef in it?
If you need a wine to pair with soup with beef in it, you could try a Syrah/Shiraz to go with it.
(see-RAH): A red wine with blackberry, plum, and pepper.
Another wine pairing for soup with beef in it
You may also enjoy these other types of wine with soup with beef in it:
Cabernet Sauvignon
(ka-behr-NAY soh-vihn-YOHN): A firm red wine with black fruit, oak and herbs.
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text: Michael Socolow, an associate professor in the Communication and Journalism Department at the University of Maine, was interviewed by several news organizations about the overblown reports of mass hysteria following Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of "War of the Worlds." Socolow says media coverage claiming mass panic was created by newspapers in an attempt to discredit radio and win over advertisers. Oct. 30 marks the 75th anniversary of the broadcast. Socolow was interviewed by Gizmodo, the Gil Gross show on Talk 910AM in San Francisco, ABC Radio National's "Counterpoint" and CBC Radio's "As it Happens."


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Woodlawn Theatre to Present INTO THE WOODS, 2/14-3/16
While Johnny Depp and Meryl Streep are in production for the December release of the movie, San Antonio can catch a preview of the epic fairytale, Into the Woods, on the stage at the historic Woodlawn Theatre. Into the Woods opens February 14 and runs through March 16 on the main stage.
Tickets are on sale now at www.woodlawntheatre.org or by calling the box office at 210-267-8388. Show times are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 pm and Sundays 3 pm. Tickets cost $15 - $23 with discounts for students, military and SATCO members.
One of Sondheim's most enchanting works, Into the Woods follows the stories of the Baker and his wife who wish to have a child, Cinderella who wishes to attend the King's Festival and Jack who wishes his cow would give milk. With the words 'once upon a time,' the story begins. We follow Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood and Jack (of beanstalk fame) encountering the consequences traditional fairytales conveniently ignore.
"The magical tale winds its way through everyone's favorite Brothers Grimm fairytales flipped upside down...with a hefty dose of reality thrown in for good measure," says Woodlawn artistic director Greg Hinojosa. "Like...what does one do with a dead giant in the backyard? And what really happens when you marry a prince? It's a whimsical, slightly dark story for adults and children alike where happily ever after is just the beginning."
A timeless yet relevant piece, Into The Woods is a rare modern classic. It won several Tony Awards during its Broadway run, including Best Score and Best Book.
The Woodlawn Theatre is San Antonio's historic community theatre, located in the heart of the Deco District at 1920 Fredericksburg Road, just south of Hildebrand. Free parking with security patrol is available.