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MCHDis a wonderful school where the children are always put first. My daughter is only started in the Toddler Program at Park Hill this August. Already in a few short weeks I can see her learning and growing. She loves school and is happy to go each morning. The staff are warm, friendly, passionate and dedicated , not to mention knowledgeable in both Child development and Montessori Philosophy. MCHD has a welcoming community that I would recommend to parents with children at any age.
This is an amazing school. My son started there when he turned 3, and during his first week there, he woke up in the middle of the night just to tell us all about gravity and spaceships -- the things he had just learned and was really excited about. The teachers are encouraging and nurturing; they really care about the kids' individual talents and structure the curriculum to suit each child's needs. The administration is helpful and responsive. I highly recommend this school.
I read the reviews and wanted to comment on some of the more negative ones. We are at the Stapleton campus and have been very happy with the administration and their adherence to school policies. All the staff from the head to assistants are warm, friendly, & available. As for billing, twice we were incorrectly billed and both times I called the main office and the problem was fixed immediately. The woman who helped me was knowledgeable and very polite. My son loves his teachers, as do we. We have gotten to know them quite well and I am frequently involved in the classroom. Our teachers invite and encourage parent participation. I have never heard any parents at our campus say such drastically negative things about the school or the staff. As an aside, as a long time public school teacher and administrator with a Masters in Special Ed, I found the comment about parents of kids w/ learning disabilities just looking for small classes incredibly naive. Often these children have immense struggles in the cookie cutter world of public education, and unless you've experienced that first hand you should not be making assumptions as to why Montessori is a good fit for ay of these students.
Our family has had both of our children at MCHD. The teachers are some of the most professional, nurturing, accessible and collaborative I have experienced. Both children started at MCHD as two year olds, and our son has now gone on to enter his new school in a great place in terms of both reading and math. It is amazing what children can and want to learn at such a young age! Our daughter is currently at the Birch Street location and is shining under the guidance of her teachers. Lastly, the community of teachers and families is second to none -- we have made many life-long friends through MCHD.
The Montessori Children's House of Denver has played an instrumental role in laying the most amazing foundation with our daughter. Both her father and I attribute her ability to problem solve, apply real-world thinking skills and engage creative solutions as core teaching methodologies she learned through MCHD's attuned curriculum. We believe that MCHD has had a positive effect in shaping her character, and we understand that what s most important is an A+ human being, not necessarily A+ grades. Her parents would recommend MCHD, but in even better words of Ruby Kate; I love my school.
As the parent of four kids, I have experienced many different types of schooling for my children over the years. MCHD provided our family with a wonderfully nurturing, supportive and kind environment for our son. Beatrice continues to hold a special place in our hearts as her approach with our son and our family was gentle as she found the best possible solutions to any challenges we faced. Our son was honored and celebrated for his unique gifts rather than forced to "fit in a box" that wasn't his size.. The staff is caring, thoughtful and fun! I continue to recommend this schools to all parents who are looking for that school with that something special.
Some of the teachers struggle to teach classrooms that have 3 different ages/grades. Many children with special needs such as learning disabilities and they are looking for small class sizes at a private school. Parents are only welcome in the classroom at very specific small time frames and you are not allowed to speak with anyone while in the room because you have to be an observer. However, they are happy to let you sign up for chores such as laundry!
I agree with the previous poster. The administrative staff are absolutely unprofessional, disorganized, and INCOMPETENT! Hope they aren't the product of Montessori, because they reflect very poorly upon this school. To say it best, they are unresponsive and don't care. We too had billing issues and these people just can't get it together. The teacher at our campus is nice, but commucation is broken and English clearly is not a high priority. We certainly will not continue with this school if we even finish the year. Horribly disorganized, no communication, incorrect communication, lack of accountability and excuses from administrative staff. Completely unprofessional and I am beyond disillusioned...
Unfortunately we been fairly dissatisfied with Montessori Children's House of Denver. We were very excited for our child to be exposed to the Montessori method and thought it would be a good environment. The administration is disorganized, laissez faire, and unresponsive. Weekly email communications contain errors and incorrect dates. Policies are fluid and not applied to everyone. Our bills have been incorrect and can not get a response from anyone in order to correct it. At the campus my child attends, there is a lack of warmth from the teacher who seems more concerned with Montessori methods and rituals than my child's happiness. We may not even finish the current year, let alone sign up for the summer and next fall.
We have 4 year old twins that have attended MCHD since they were two years old. We adore the school. The birch location has so much charm, being an original farmhouse. From the moment you walk in and see the cubbies to when you walk around the school, you just feel something special. It has been a home away from home for my children and a wonderful, loving and perfect introduction to learning. My daughter learned to read at the school and my son is very interested in space and math. We are now in the process of enrolling our youngest child. On a personal level, we have met great family friends at the school. I would highly recommend this school. It is delightful.
We have two kids attending the Stapleton campus; a 2 year old and a 7 year old. It's expensive but worth every penny. Our kids are so very happy and LEARNING. Montessori has a reputation sometimes of just being touchy-feely, but the teachers are extremely involved and really help kids with focus and motivation. Bravo and thank you.
Admittedly, my child has only been attending this school for about two months attending the Hilltop campus/primary class, but I have seen a noticeable improvement in him since he started. I like the school community and have not felt that the school/parents are too "snobby" as I have heard some parents say about other nearby schools. I am happy with the education so far and plan to keep my son in the Montessori Children's House as long as possible.
Our son has been with MCHD since he was a toddler. His social and cognitive skills are testament to the quality and care of his teachers and the warm cozy classrooms. He will be in Kindergarten next year, so we could choose another school, but wouldn't even consider it! He has done so well and our family has fit right into the community.
Our daughter has attended MCHD the last two years at the Birch St. location. We love this school! The teachers are top notch, the administration is great, parent involvement is high. MCHD has been a great fit for our family.
We love the warm, nurturing environment, great teacher-student ratio, and individualized curriculum. Our child is thriving here. It is important to visit each school you are considering to see if it is the right fit for your child's needs. Each child is unique.
Sometimes the approach deviates slightly from the Montesorri method, as spelled out by montessori.org. Many of the afternoon/afterschool personnel are not Montessori trained and that can be very discouraging. Administration is not a cohesive unit and can be challenging. Classroom environment is very rich in Montessori 'gadgets.'
Excellent school. My daughter has attended for 2 years and she is thriving! The teachers are very interactive and take an interest in her learning.
This school is great. The teachers care so much about the children and their growth. The teachers focus on the child's whole development. Excellent programs available, including art enrichment, dance, etc.
I love this school! And, I specifically love the physical environment. Although, I imagine this is somewhat subjective. It is very homey and warm. The culture of this school is amazing. My son needs a lot of individual attention, and the staff is extremely supportive of him and our family. You can really tell that the entire staff puts the children as the utmost priority, with nothing but warmth and compassion for all of the kids!
The physical environment is the worst that I have ever seen.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 22 (IPS) – The final draft of the U.S.-Iraq Status of Forces agreement on the U.S. military presence represents an even more crushing defeat for the policy of the George W. Bush administration than previously thought, the final text reveals.
The final draft, dated Oct. 13, not only imposes unambiguous deadlines for withdrawal of U.S. combat troops by 2011 but makes it extremely unlikely that a U.S. non-combat presence will be allowed to remain in Iraq for training and support purposes beyond the 2011 deadline for withdrawal of all U.S. combat forces.
Furthermore, Shiite opposition to the pact as a violation of Iraqi sovereignty makes the prospects for passage of even this agreement by the Iraqi parliament doubtful. Pro-government Shiite parties, the top Shiite clerical body in the country, and a powerful movement led by nationalist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr that recently mobilised hundreds of thousands of demonstrators in protest against the pact, are all calling for its defeat.
At an Iraqi cabinet meeting Tuesday, ministers raised objections to the final draft, and a government spokesman said that the agreement would not submit it to the parliament in its current form. But Secretary of Defence Robert Gates told three news agencies Tuesday that the door was "pretty far closed" on further negotiations.
In the absence of an agreement approved by the Iraqi parliament,
The clearest sign of the dramatically reduced
But even that concession is not enough to satisfy anti-occupation sentiments across all Shiite political parties. Sunni politicians hold less decisive views on the pact, and Kurds are supportive.
Bush administration policymakers did not imagine when the negotiations began formally last March that its bargaining position on the issue of the
They were confident of being able to legitimise a
The secret
When Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki demanded a timetable for complete
By early August, however, Bush had already reduced its negotiating aims. The U.S. draft dated Aug. 6, which was translated and posted on the internet by Iraqi activist Raed Jarrar, demanded the inclusion of either "targeted times" or "time targets" to refer to the dates for withdrawal of U.S. forces from all cities, town and villages and for complete combat troop withdrawal from Iraq, suggesting that they were not deadlines.
When Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice visited Baghdad Aug. 21, the United States accepted for the first time a firm date of 2011 for complete withdrawal, giving up the demand for ambiguous such terms. However, the Aug. 6 draft included a provision that the
Because it had not yet been removed from the text,
The administration also continued to hope for approval of a residual force.
But the Oct. 13 final draft, a translation of which was posted by Raed Jarrar on his website Oct. 20, reveals that the Bush administration has been forced to give up its aims of softening the deadline for withdrawal and of a residual non-combat force in the country. Unlike the Aug. 6 draft, the final text treats any extension of that date as a modification of the agreement, which could be done only "in accordance to constitutional procedures in both countries".
That is an obvious reference to approval by the Iraqi parliament.
Given the present level of opposition to the agreement within the Shiite community, that provision offers scant hope of a residual
Another signal of Iraqi intentions is a provision of the final draft limiting the duration of the agreement to three years — a date coinciding with the deadline for complete withdrawal from
The final draft confirms the language of the Aug. 6 draft requiring that all
The negotiating text had already established by Aug. 6 that
The collapse of the Bush administration's ambitious plan for a long-term
They also refused to take seriously the opposition to such a presence even among the Shiite clerics who had tolerated it in order to obtain Shiite control over state power.
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With the 18th pick in the 2010 SB Nation NHL Mock Draft, our Nashville Predators bloggers at On the Forecheck select...
Austin Watson, Peterborough Petes (OHL)
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On the surface, fortune has favored the mock Predators. At 6'3 and 187 pounds, Austin Watson could stand to add some bulk, but that will come with age - he's 17. Watson excels in the hard areas of the ice, never shying from a battle in the corner or taking a beating in front of the net. Watson is considered one of the top penalty killing and shot blocking prospects in the 2010 draft class, and projects to be a 60 point NHL scorer in the mold of Ryan Kesler. He wasn't given much of a chance to display his offensive talents while with Windsor (home of Taylor Hall, Adam Henrique, and Zack Kassian), but the move to Peterborough (20 points in 10 games) brought out some tantalizing scoring and playmaking ability. Essentially, Austin Watson appears to be made for Nashville Predators hockey. His superb defensive ability and above-average scoring potential makes him one of the more 'can't-miss' prospects in the draft, particularly considering the system Barry Trotz employs.
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The Word: Olivia Munn lost her virginity at 18
Breaking news: Olivia Munn lost her virginity when she was 18 years old, John Stamos exclusively reports.
Don't worry, he doesn't have firsthand knowledge or anything. The "Full House" star let slip the tidbit about Olivia while discussing his new web show, "Losing It With John Stamos," which will feature celebrities talking about the first time they had sex.
"We've shot five or six [episodes]," he told E! News. "[Bob] Saget has done it, Olivia Munn was fantastic. Olivia was really good because she spoke really well about women and she waited until she was in love. She was 18 and it was interesting. I think it's going to get a lot of attention."
Uh, yeah. I think it's safe to say that people will be willing to give it a shot. Possibly more for Olivia Munn's sake than Bob Saget's.
In 2012, Olivia Munn publicly acknowledged suffering from trichotillomania, an anxiety disorder in which the sufferer pulls out their own hair. "I don't bite my nails, but I rip out my eyelashes," Munn told the New York Daily News in an interview.
"It doesn't hurt, but it's really annoying. Every time I run out of the house, I have to stop and pick up a whole set of fake eyelashes." According to a new interview with Marie Claire, she is still trying to overcome the disorder.
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CATEGORIES MoviesWhen New York Times critic Bosley Crowther reviewed "The Dirty Dozen" upon its release (45 years ago this week, on June 15, 1967), he blasted the World War II action drama for its characters' "hot, sadistic zeal," its "astonishingly wanton" depiction of war, the way its violent-felons-turned-heroes plot "encourag[es] a spirit of hooliganism that is brazenly antisocial" and its "studied indulgence of sadism that is morbid and disgusting beyond words."
If a similar action movie came out today, those would all be its selling points.
Indeed, in recent decades, we've come to take Robert Aldrich's ultramacho commando flick for granted, not because it hasn't aged well (it still delivers the goods), but because it's been copied by so many movies and TV shows that its innovations seem old hat now. But 45 years ago, it not only pushed the envelope (in ways that disgusted Crowther but so delighted audiences that it was one of the top-grossing pictures of 1967), it also became the blueprint for the way action movies have been made ever since.
Working from E.M. Nathanson's 1965 novel, Aldrich consciously set out to make a different kind of war movie. He felt Nunnally Johnson's initial screenplay was insufficiently raw, writing in a memo that the script had "a 1940s flavor and a 1950 point of view, and we're talking about cancer, not ice cream, because today war is cancer." He wanted to make a movie that would let the filmmakers "[have] our cake and eat it too," one that would approach warfare with brutal nihilism while still coming off as a rousing, patriotic adventure.
That sounds like a pretty cynical approach, but it worked. Lukas Heller's revision of Johnson's screenplay allowed Aldrich to exploit Vietnam War-era anti-militarism while still making a thoroughly militaristic war movie. In fact, "Dirty Dozen" managed to play both sides of the fence on racism, sexism, patriotism, religion, deference to authority and other issues that war films had previously taken for granted, papered over, or ignored.
Like many other well-regarded action movies, the politics in "The Dirty Dozen" were easy to read if you wanted to, easy to ignore if you didn't. What was hard to miss, however, was its treatment of war as a thoroughly brutal enterprise, from training to actual combat. The movie featured unprecedented gore for a war movie; there were no bloodless kills, as in earlier battlefield films.
There was also the fact that, in the final half hour, the movie killed off almost all of the characters viewers had spent the previous two hours getting to know and empathize with. And they died unceremoniously, without dignity or poignant exit lines. Nor were civilians or women spared; many become collateral damage in the final raid, but no one voices any regret over the indiscriminate killing. Academy Awards lore even has it that Aldrich was told he'd be a shoo-in for an Oscar nomination for his direction if he'd cut the sequence where Jim Brown drops grenades into the bomb shelter and kills all the Germans (soldiers and non-combatants alike) who are trapped inside, but Aldrich refused to compromise his vision for someone else's notion of what was permissible in a war film. "Dirty Dozen" wasn't especially accurate in its depiction of military protocol, weapons, or tactics, but about the ignoble suddenness of death amid the meat-grinder of combat, it was dead on.
Most notably, the movie was populated by antiheroes. It wasn't just one or two characters; it was everyone, from the group's leader (Lee Marvin's Maj. Reisman, himself an insubordinate, troublemaking officer) to the murderers, thugs, rapists, and goons who made up the suicide squad. You could read the film as saying that war can turn even violent psychopaths into heroes. Or you could read it more cynically: that in war, violent psychopaths and heroes are indistinguishable. Within a few years, we'd start seeing Vietnam War movies that posited the reverse: that war turns heroes into violent psychopaths.
"Dirty Dozen" opened that door; it's no wonder that John Wayne turned down the role of Reisman, a character that suited insolent, hard-boiled, too-cool-to-care Marvin to a T. The movie was full of similar tough guys with attitude, from veterans Ernest Borgnine, George Kennedy, and Robert Ryan, to relative newcomers Charles Bronson, John Cassavetes, Telly Savalas, Donald Sutherland, and Jim Brown, all of whom became stars as a result of their performances here. (Indeed, Brown's turn in "Dirty Dozen" may have made him the first unapologetically macho black action hero; no Sidney Poitier-esque turning the other cheek or Woody Strode-ish noble deference for him.) The next decade and a half of action movies and TV shows are unthinkable without the personas launched here, including Bronson's grimly efficient violence, Cassavetes' sinister machismo, Savalas' grinning mercilessness, Sutherland's cheeky antiauthoritarianism, and Brown's black-power righteous anger.
In the last 45 years, we've seen a lot of movies and TV shows about unlikely heroes banding together for a long-odds mission -- movies as varied as "Where Eagles Dare," "Force 10 From Navarone," "Star Wars," "The Wild Geese," "Good Guys Wear Black," "The Dogs of War," "The A Team," "Delta Force" "Navy SEALs," "Clear and Present Danger," "The Rock," "X-Men," "Doom," "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," "The Expendables," and "The Avengers." Indeed, large passages of "Inglourious Basterds," from Brad Pitt's initial speech to his handpicked troops to the fiery climax in the movie theater, seem lifted from "Dirty Dozen."
But more than form, modern action movies have emulated "Dirty Dozen" for its attitudes -- toward violence, toward authority, toward old pieties of what is safe to depict on screen. Every anti-authoritarian action hero (from another "Dirty" guy, Clint Eastwood's once-controversial "Dirty Harry," to Bruce Willis' John McClane, to Sylvester Stallone's John Rambo, to Christian Bale's public-opinion-be-damned Dark Knight), every indiscriminate slaughterer we're expected to identify with (from Bronson's vigilante heroes to take-your-pick from Arnold Schwarzenegger, Chuck Norris, or Jason Statham), every lawman who bitterly grinds his badge into the dust, every crimefighter who must become as monstrous as the brutes he pursues, every warrior who expects our admiration for his willingness to shoot first and ask questions later -- all of them owe a debt to "The Dirty Dozen" and the challenge it offered us, to see something admirable and even noble in antisocial violence channeled in the right direction.


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Posted: 2006-04-18, 1:58 pm
Post subject: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 12 Feb 2004
Posts: 1462
Location: North London
Age: 35
more than 2 hours live set from
tracklist from the inner forum:
0:02 Dennis Ferrer & Sydenham timbuktu (ame remix/dixon edit)
0:05 three kings - shake dat booty (pal joey reinterpretation)
0:15 Roy Ayers - Tarzan (Ame Mix)
0:21 rodamaal insomnia (ame remix)
0:28 Marcelino Galan - House And Art (Charles Webster Remix)
0:33 mr.v ft. miss patty da bump (? mix)
0:39 akabu phuture bound (ame mix)
0:45 kids in the streets keep on turning (chez damier)
0:52 Atjazz - For Real - Innervision ?
0:56 Inner city - Share my life (kenny larkin rmx)
1:01 Kawabata - Kadena
1:07 Henrik Schwarz / Ame / Dixon - Where we at
1:12 terry brookes ft.aaron soul city life (carl craigs caya dub)
1:18 Innervision 008 or 009
1:22 kenny dixon jr dem young sconies
1:26 Ame - Rej
1:32 emperor machine - yes no egg
1:37 white falls
1:44 Lil Louis -Conventions
1.46 Lil Louis - I Called You remix
1.48 Quentin Harris - Let's Be Young - Jabre mix
1:53 Chateau flight celestial showers
1.58 Beanfield - Tides - C2 mix
2:04 Coldcut - Walk A Mile - Henrik Schwarz mix
2:12 lionel hampton vibramatic (joakim rmx)
2:17 sugardaddy - love honey (electro)
2:22 Jen - Afromaniac
2:28 nick chacona angel dust swan dive
Posted: 2006-04-18, 2:54 pm
Post subject: Re: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 03 Sep 2003
Posts: 503
Location: Cologne
wOOt wOOt, killer set! .
dixon brennt!
"stick your gun out - I stick my tongue out" - TY
Posted: 2006-04-18, 4:54 pm
Post subject: Re: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 15 Dec 2003
Posts: 144
Location: Berlin | Germany
Age: 39
oh my god ... listen to that atjazz tune. History repeating in it's best form.
Prescription/Balance Rec. is still alive! You have to hear that in a Club!! One
of the best house tunes since a long time for me ...
Posted: 2006-04-18, 5:08 pm
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Joined: 28 May 2004
Posts: 21
Location: Portugal
Age: 36
one of the best tunes in the set... that synth is superb.... heard it but did not linked to Atjazz, glad u mentioned!
any info on when will this come out?
Posted: 2006-04-18, 5:41 pm
Post subject: Re: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 15 Dec 2003
Posts: 144
Location: Berlin | Germany
Age: 39
I think it's the next release on his Innervison Label. But I'm not sure
yet. No official releasedate so far ...
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Posted: 2006-04-18, 5:49 pm
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Posts: 1462
Location: North London
Age: 35
next up on
Frank Roger
-Back & Forth EP (Innervisions 06)
- For Real EP (Innervisions 07)
both soon come around the summertime.
later this year:
Marcus Enochson
-Love Is On The Way EP (Innervisions 08 )
Stefan Goldmann
-Sleepy Hollow EP (Innervisions 09 ?)
and the label's first compilation...
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Posted: 2006-04-18, 10:40 pm
Post subject: Re: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 15 Dec 2003
Posts: 144
Location: Berlin | Germany
Age: 39
Thx Creaminal for that upfront Information!
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Posted: 2006-04-19, 1:04 am
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Posts: 1462
Location: North London
Age: 35
thats ok, not totally sure about innervisions 09 though, its either chateau flight or stefan goldmann, will find it out and post it asap...
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Posted: 2006-04-19, 9:55 am
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Posts: 3643
Location: Gent (BE)
Age: 33
Not that impressed with the Atjazz one. It's ok, but not the killer I would expect. I heard the Frank Roger one on Deviation and that sounded fresh, though.
Posted: 2006-04-23, 11:55 am
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Location: the velvet underground
Age: 37
kenny larkin.. nuff said!
Posted: 2006-06-19, 8:42 am
Post subject: Re: Dixon's innercity live set
Joined: 27 Feb 2006
Posts: 60
Location: M-Town Australia
Hi gang. can you guys ID the track that comes just after the Pal Joey edit. with the piano stabs mid track. heard it in a Jazzanova set also.
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Here's your soundtrack. Okay, maybe they're not exactly brazillian but their music is awesome and their live shows legendary.
Now, Brazil covers almost half of South America and its Amazon rainforest is the world's largest jungle... which is rapidly getting cut down. The country is basically one giant botanical garden with some bangin' cities on its edges.
Brazil was colonized in 1808 by the royal court of Portugal, which was fleeing Napolean's troops. They didn't stay long, and Brazil won its independence in 1822.
Its biggest city, Sao Paulo, is the financial hub of South America. Brazil is the "b" in BRIC -- Brazil, Russia, India and China. These four were labeled the world's fastest developing large economies in the year 2001.
Brazil is known for three things: amazingly beautiful women, carnival, and Pele -- King of Football, Athlete of the Century, football ambassador of the world and a declared national treasure.
Brazillians can tell foreigners a mile away, by the way their hips move. Samba is built into the soul of brazil and carnival is when it bursts out into twenty-four hour undying explosions of sound on every street.
This picture of mask diving at the Taipus reefs makes me shed hot and salty tears all over my calendar, which is set on "January" right now.
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Best answer: number 5. Everything else is an unnecessary apology.
Best answer: number 5. Everything else is an unnecessary apology.
I'm gonna go with 'original'.
DOLPHIN ISLAND by Arthur C. Clarke
Steve Jobs, American Corporate Titan. Steve Wozniak, American Hero.
I can't tell what the point of this post is. Are these shorts to HIDE a big dick, or to show it off? I thought the latter, but some of the descriptions confuse me. I just try suits on, and then use a mirror.
You've taken a piece of real history and infantilized it with, not only censorship, but CHILDISH censorship. This is a real disservice to the photographer.
Wow! Number 5 is true—but, I thought, really esoteric knowledge. (is it mentioned in the extras?) I know, because I worked for the company(ies) that did both, and had to sit through LOTS of breath samples to choose the ones for FC. Well done!
FFS, stop trying to get the BSA to change! QUIT THEM! My son will NEVER be a Boy Scout. He is, however, a Baden-Powell Service Association Scout. (bpsa-us.org) Support, even if it's while trying to get them to change, is still support. DUMP the BSA. They've made themselves VERY clear—they hate gays & non-christians. Any sign of them changing that is lip service, to stay relevant. TELL THEM THEY ARE NOT RELEVANT. Join or start a group that IS.
This is lifted right from the movie CRAZY PEOPLE. "Metamucil: It helps you go to the toilet. If you don't use it, you'll get cancer and die." and "Jaguar-For men who want hand-jobs from beautiful women they hardly know"
Guilty as charged. Old and proud.
My thoughts exactly—unless they had sex on Kate's birthday, before she was arrested. Anyway, this breaks my brain.
Last I checked, only one side is doing the pushing. Only one side is trying to impose restrictions on the other. Only one side is wrong. Guess what—they're all the same side! And they're awful.
As his character Luther says in 48 HOURS: "I been busy!"
This helps to restore my faith in humanity. And it also serves as a gentle reminder that, despite our occasional tragedies, many throughout the world suffer far worse—often at the hands of our beloved USA. Every time a tragedy makes us Americans forget what we stand for—justice, fairness, freedom—we lose. We need to stop losing.
While some of these others rivalries may have gone deeper than noted here, the Tesla v. Edison is one that Edison has 'won' unfairly. Tesla worked FOR Edison, and developed AC, which Edison refuted. Edison then mounted a smear campaign against Tesla's AC, which included electrocuting elephants. But, check your house—all your sockets are AC. Tesla was better and smarter, but Edison was cleverer, and more ruthless.
An American Werewolf in London? the original Return of the Living Dead? But at least you got Night of the Comet, Fright Night, and The Stuff!
Just posted that heartbreaking letter. I am choking on tears and bile.
10 years ago began the short work of becoming a WAR CRIMINAL, and the long, money grabbing, body-littered, blood-soaked road to TRILLIONS of dollars. This is one of those times I wish I believed in Hell.
Uh, the only thing that made this MILDLY believable is that the parents of this idiot are probably so stupid that they would have named her sister Courtina.
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Margaret H. Whitten, 87, of Cozad, Nebraska, died Sunday, September 15th, 2013, at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Nebraska.
Margaret was born April 9th, 1926, in Cozad, Nebraska, to Alfred and Helen (Comstock) Koch. She graduated from Cozad High School and went on to obtain her nursing degree in Sioux City, Iowa.
On August 31st, 1946, Margaret was married to C.A. "Whit" Whitten. The couple made their home in Cozad where Margaret worked as a nurse for Dr. Charles Hranac for a number of years. She also worked in nursing at both the hospital and in private care. Following her tenure with Dr. Hranac, she went to work in dentistry with Dr. Fred Hecox.
Margaret was a dutiful and civic-minded person and in many ways, was an advocate for young people. She spent a great deal of her time working as a proponent for the health and welfare of children over the years by means of her lengthy service on the Cozad City School Board and the State Board of Foster Homes. Her special interest in the needs of youngsters led her to spending many of her days at the school, observing day to day activities, throughout her nearly 30 year tenure on the school board. She also served on both the city planning commission and zoning board. She was inducted into the Cozad Community Healthcare Hall Of Fame in 2005. Margaret was a member and first female elder at the Presbyterian Church in Cozad, where she also enjoyed singing in the choir. She was involved in Job's Daughters as well as the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Margaret was preceded in death by her husband in 2000; her parents; son-in-law, Brad Lemmon; grandson, Nicholas and sister-in-law, Betsy Koch.
Survivors include her two sons, Bruce (Nanci) Whitten of Lincoln, Nebraska; Scott Whitten of Cozad; daughter, Suzie (Charlie) Block of Cozad; two grandchildren, Shannon Aubushon of Broken Bow, Nebraska, Katie Whitten of Lincoln; brother, Don (Cecile) Koch of Albany, Texas; along with a niece and nephew, Cass and Garner.
Graveside inurnment services will be held Thursday, September 19th, 2013, at 1 p.m. at the Cozad Cemetery with Ethel Fox officiating.
Visitation for memorial book signature will be held on Wednesday, from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Berryman Funeral Home in Cozad.
A memorial has been established in her memory.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Cabela's has announced the date for the grand opening of it's new Louisville, Ky. store.
According to a news release, the store is expected to open on Thursday, April 11, with a ribbon-cutting at 10:45 a.m. and an official opening time of 11:00 a.m.
"Opening day will kick off a weekend-long celebration featuring outdoor personalities, celebrity appearances, family events, giveaways and more," the release states.
The 88,000-square-foot store will be located in the Old Brownsboro Crossing development at the interchange of I-265 and I-71, near The Summit shopping center. It is expected to employ 200 full-time, part-time and seasonal staffers.
Anyone interested in working at the store should visit www.cabelas.jobs.
"We are on target for our APril 11 opening of Cabela's in Louisville -- our first Kentucky location," Tommy Millner, Cabela's chief executive stated in the release. "Our thousands of loyal customers across the Commonwealth and in southern Indiana have waited a long time for a Cabela's in their neck of the woods. With today's announcement, we're one stop closer to opening the doors to the Cabela's retail experience in a new region of the country for us."
Currently, Cabela's operates 40 retail stores in the U.S. and Canada.
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Deer Park's traditional Fourth of July celebration will expand this year with an old-fashioned community picnic planned by Zion Lutheran Church from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Monday at Mix Park.
The new event will include a kiddies parade at 10 a.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3067 in Deer Park will take part in the opening ceremonies at 11 a.m.
The picnic will also feature live bands, kids games, a talent show and quilt show.
Following the picnic, the sixth annual "As American As Apple Pie" concert will start at 7 p.m. at the Deer Park First Baptist Church, E1200 Crawford Ave.'
The event, featuring the Deer Park Community Orchestra and Choir, will provide an overview of American music from 1750-1950. Songs include "Yankee Doodle," "God Bless America" and "Grand Old Flag." There will also be armed forces and sacrificial love medleys.
The concert also offers free apple pie and ice cream.
Concertgoers need to bring their own chairs because of the lack of seating at the concert venue, the church parking lot.
The Fourth of July celebration will conclude with the fireworks display, sponsored by the city of Deer Park, at dusk (approximately 10 p.m.) at the high school football field.
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Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL), based in Saskatoon, is the 48th largest company in Canada and the largest non-financial co-operative in Canada. FCL is a unique multi-billion dollar wholesaling, manufacturing, marketing and administrative co-operative owned by 235 autonomous retail co-operatives across western Canada.
Together, FCL and those – more... local retail co-operatives form the Co-operative Retailing System (CRS). The CRS serves our members and communities with products and services that help build, feed and fuel individuals from Vancouver Island to northwestern Ontario. Out total workforce of 20,000 employees serves 1.5 million active individual members and many more non-member customers at 2500 retail locations in more than 500 communities. We are a different kind of business - we are locally invested, are community-minded and offer lifetime membership benefits including patronage refunds, quality products, quality services and fair prices.
Our employees are our success. The Co-operative Retailing System(CRS) has a strong commitment to promoting employees from within the organization. Many of our current employees started their careers in entry-level positions and have since progressed into positions of greater responsibility, experiencing many rewarding and challenging opportunities along the way.
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text: Drinking at Weddings Drinking at Weddings: Where Do You Stand? by Anna Monette Roberts 4/10/13 5 Reactions 19 Shares Print 2 9 8 0 0 When it comes to liquor and weddings, people (especially guests!) have their opinions. Are you for open bars and against the idea of a cash bar? Do you feel like every wedding should have a Champagne toast, or do you think it's unnecessary? Now's your chance to dish about where you stand on drinking at weddings with these poll questions. Source: Shutterstock Where do you stand on an open bar? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 An open bar may sound ideal for a wedding reception, but with unlimited access to spirits, too many drinks can lead to unnecessary wedding drama and unsafe driving after the wedding's over. Source: Shutterstock 1 / 8 Where do you stand on a signature wedding cocktail? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Some couples will start the night off by serving a signature wedding cocktail with their favorite fruit juices, spirits, and garnishes. Cocktail drinkers may find it so cute, while others may find it too frou-frou. Source: Shutterstock 2 / 8 Where do you stand on a beer-and-wine-only wedding? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You've probably been at a wedding that served beer and wine only and heard the whiskey and vodka drinkers grumbling around the room. However, some people don't like hard alcohol and don't mind the limited offerings. Source: Shutterstock 3 / 8 Where do you stand on a cash bar? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Some couples simply can't afford an open bar, but to appease their guests, they will offer a cash bar. You can still have your cupcake vodka and drink it too; you just have to pay for it. Source: Shutterstock 4 / 8 Where do you stand on a completely dry wedding? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whatever the reason, a few couples will have a completely dry wedding, with no alcoholic offerings for guests. Some can respect their decision for one night and still have a good time, while others may think it just makes for an awkward, sober evening. Source: Shutterstock 6 / 8 Where do you stand on a Champagne toast? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's expensive, and Champagne's not the drink of choice for everyone. Do you think it's important to keep up the tradition and toast the couple with Champagne, or will any beverage do? Source: Shutterstock 6 / 8 Where do you stand on serving top-shelf liquor? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Some spirit aficionados can't possibly think of drinking well liquors and want the option of drinking topshelf liquor, while others are apt to think vodka is vodka and so on. Source: Shutterstock 7 / 8 Where do you stand on serving drinks in plastic cups? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Renting glass can be expensive, plus dangerous on the dance floor. Is it bearable or blasphemous to imbibe beverages in plastic cups? Source: Shutterstock 8 / 8 2 9 8 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Wedding ReceptionsWedding DrinksWedding TraditionsWedding Wedding Have a Bomb.Com '90s Bachelorette Bash! 6 hours ago This Disney Prince Hopeful Proposed to Every Disney Princess 1 day ago 6 Unconventional Ways to Dress Your Bridesmaids 1 day ago Magical Wedding GIFs That Truly Capture the Moment 1 day ago 15 Ways to Wear Flowers in Your Hair at a Wedding 2 days ago 6 Creative Ways to Remember Your Wedding Day 2 days ago Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Love & Sex Food Vegetarian Tech What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions nikkisoda 1 year After having my own wedding I will never complain about a couples liquor choice again. It's so expensive! We spent a lot, and it was our choice. We had unlimited champagne before the ceremony, champagne and apps immediately after, and we had unlimited beer and wine throughout the party. We had a free bar and an cash bar for hard liquor. Planning a wedding is so complicated and you are so worried about other people's feelings and such. This was our way of making sure the wedding was what we wanted, we are a huge wine family, and also have options for our guests. Link Love The reopened Crumbs Bake Shop might also serve Dippin' Dots — Grub Street A mess-free way to cut corn kernels off the cob — America's Test Kitchen Feed Short Stack magazines put recipes at the fore — The New York Times 10 other things you can grill on a panini press, sandwiches not included — HuffPost Taste The most anticipated food and drink events of Fall 2014 — Eater Source: Instagram users mumadeline and mental_bonfire


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Amarillo, Texas - An Amarillo man pleads guilty to mailing a threatening letter to a Lubbock federal judge.
Larry Boyd Wren II made the plea Thursday in an Amarillo federal court.
A Justice Department statement says Wren wrote the letter objecting to his confinement, and making threatening comments to the judge.
No sentencing date has been set, but he could face up to 10 years in federal prison and a 250 thousand dollar fine.


text: An alternative look behind the concrete walls of detroit expressways. What the world doesn't want to see. This book explores the neighborhoods of the city of detroit. Featuring the reality of a city once greatly populated and flourishing. To the reality of the abandonement and death of this great city. Enjoy real life in the city of detroit. Local artists, and unique features and story telling. A picture speaks a thousand words here. Enjoy!


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Adult Forum & EnrichmentAdult Forum is a weekly adult education series that discusses topics and issues that effect the church and its members. You are invited to attend all session, or attend whenever the topics might interest you. The presentation/discussion will take place on Sundays 9:45 - 10:30 am in the Music/Media room in the basement of the Education Building.
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Januray 19: How will we spend God's money in 2014? Parish budget overview
January 26: Congregation annual meeting in the sanctuary
February 2 and 9: God and Money
Talk about money at church, and it's not even November? Radical thought! Let's see what the Bible tells us about our personal financial life, through the words of Dave Ramsey and Financial Peace University. Wait, isn't Dave Ramsey just for people who are drowning in consumer debt and struggling to pay their bills? Actually, money questions can be tough in any financial situation, and FPU (not to mention our scriptures) can speak to us at any point in our Christian journey.
February 16 and 23: Theologies of Creation
Not only are there two creation narratives in Genesis (go ahead, read the first two chapters again), but there are multiple interpretations of how the biblical narrative and scientific understandings of the world's origins can be reconciled with one another. This series will explore three primary understandings of creation.
Past Topics:
January 5 and 12: HisStory and Facts
When did HisStory become all about "facts?" Approaches to Scripture: Throughout most of history, people have not made a clear distinction between reality and "myth," nor was there an insistence on history being "factual." These sessions will help us understand these differing perspectives, and explore the implications for our approach to the scriptures.
Part 1: Just the facts, ma'am
Part 2: What does this mean to me?
December 8 and 15: In the Beginning to the 6-day War. The Hebrew Scriptures' chronology is fascinating—and confusing. This whirlwind tour of the Old Testament's timeline provides another way to look back at the Peoples of the Book and forward to both Approaches to Scripture and Theologies of Creation.
Part 1: Archeological History of Israel
Part 2: The Scriptural Story
November 10, 17, & 24: God of Love: Peoples of the Book
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have been referred to as "Abrahamic faiths" in that each can claim a direct lineage to Abraham. In these three weeks, we examine the three "Peoples of the Book," raising questions such as: (1) how does your religious background influence your life and your beliefs?; (2) What stereotypes do you hold of Muslims, Christians, Jews, or anyone of any religion?; and (3) Are Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all branches of one religion? We will introduce and use scriptural reasoning as a way to explore the three faiths and facilitate understanding.
Powerpoint from November 10 has links to two powerful videos.
Here is the Intro to Scriptural Reasoning - if you can, look this over before our session November 17.
October 27 & November 3: "Some of my best friends are . . ."
We live in a richly diverse community – yet our lack of awareness of implications of that diversity can lead to painful (and often unintended) attitudes, words and actions that unwittingly encourage racism and stereotyping. Local author (of a standard textbook on the subject as well as two novels springing from the topic – one soon to become a film) Gladys Gossett Hankins will join us.
Powerpoint from October 27
Here is the flyer for all the adult formation opportunities envisioned for this year. Included is a weekly schedule of topics for Adult Forum. For more info, contact Patty Cargill at email@example.com


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Avril Lavigne isn't going to let Taylor Swift have that "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" sound all to herself. On her new single, "Here's to Never Growing Old" (Epic), Lavigne tweaks her sound enough to move into that moneymaking market, though she does try to keep her "edge," by opening with "Singing Radiohead at the top of our lungs." The difference is, Swift's songs are very specific and believable, while "Never Growing Old," co-written by Lavigne and Nickelback's Chad Kroeger, along with some others, sounds more generic.


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¼ cup (2 ounces) Pineapple-infused vodka
1 ½ teaspoons (1/4 ounce) fresh lemon juice
1 ½ teaspoons (1/4 ounce) simple syrup
1 tablespoon (1/2 ounce) cranberry juice
1 Pineapple wedge for garnish
In a cocktail shaker half filled with ice, combine all ingredients except for the pineapple wedge and shake until thoroughly chilled. Strain the cocktail mixture into a martini glass and garnish with the pineapple wedge.
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February was a fantastic month and much of what we worked on had to do with preparing for World Autism Awareness Day on April 2nd. Be sure to check out our Light It Up Blue site to see who is lighting it up blue this year… we promise there will be some incredible surprises!
Autistic girl, 9, fatally shot brother, 7, Arkansas police say (Little Rock, Ark.) A 9-year-old autistic girl fatally shot her 7-year-old brother at the family's Arkansas apartment while their parents were signing paperwork at a leasing office, police said Tuesday. Read more.
Free Autism Assessments (The Santa Barbara Independent)I was very interested in your "Infant Intervention" article. I am familiar with the Koegels and their UCSB Autism Program and respect and admire their work. However, $2,000 is a large sum of money for families to pay whether or not their insurance pays for the assessment. Read more.
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On Monday, April 2 iconic buildings, landmarks and schools across the country will Light It Up Blue in honor of World Autism Awareness Day. Below are 7 ideas to get your college/university involved! Remember to ask the school newspaper or photography club to take a few high resolution pictures of your efforts.
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Information for Domestic Applicants
For Semester 1 2014, domestic applicants, including Australian citizens, permanent residents, New Zealand citizens, and holders of a permanent humanitarian visa applicants applying for the following courses must apply through Universities Admissions Centre (UAC):
Applications may be submitted on-line via the UAC website. Please submit all documentation to UAC after you have completed the on-line application.
UAC contact details
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
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Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4pm
Direct applications
Applications for the following postgraduate coursework degrees are made to the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. You can apply online by searching for your course on the University's 'Find a course' website, or click on the relevant link below to proceed with your application.
- Art Curating
- China Public Administration
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- Creative Writing
- Economic Analysis
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- Peace and Conflict Studies (distance program)
- Public Administration
- Human Rights and Democratisation (Mid-year entry only)
Please refer to the Important Dates & Deadlines page for a list of application closing dates.
Application checklist
Your application must include:
- a complete application form
- an original copy of the official transcript of your academic record. Graduates of The University of Sydney need not attach an academic transcript of their local enrolment.
- all other requested documents listed on the application form
- proof of Australian citizenship or permanent residency status, i.e. birth certificate or passport (local applicants only).
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ARCADIA, Calif. (Oct. 23, 2013)—Wishing Gate, second in the Grade I Del Mar Oaks on Aug. 17, heads a solid field of 11 sophomore fillies in the $100,000 Autumn Miss Stakes at one mile on turf this Saturday at Santa Anita.
Ridden by the now inactive Garrett Gomez at Del Mar, Wishing Gate charged up the rail to be beaten three quarters of a length in the mile and one eighth Oaks. She'll shorten up a furlong and be reunited with Gary Stevens, who guided the Florida-bred daughter of Indian Charlie to an authoritative win two starts back in the Grade II, one mile turf San Clemente Handicap July 21.
Owned by her breeder, Glen Hill Farm and trained by Tom Proctor, Wishing Gate has three wins and a second at a mile on grass. Based at Betfair Hollywood Park, she has a steady series of drills for her return to Santa Anita on Saturday. In her lone local try, Wishing Gate was second in the one mile turf Surfer Girl Stakes Oct. 8, 2012.
Wishing Gate boasts an overall mark of 9-3-3-0, and has earnings of $245,344.
Proctor will also saddle longshot Include the Aussie, who won a one mile turf allowance Aug. 25 at Del Mar and was most recently an non-threatening eighth in 6 ½ furlong turf Unzip Me Stakes Sept. 28.
Irish-bred Need You Now, who set the pace and tired to finish sixth, beaten five lengths in the Del Mar Oaks, also rates a big chance in the Autumn Miss for trainer Mike Mitchell.
She'll be reunited with Julien Leparoux, who pressed the pace and guided her to an impressive 2 ¾ length score two starts back in the one mile Le Cle Stakes on July 7 at Hollywood Park.
Owned by Anthony Fanticola and Joseph Scardino, Need You Now is one for two at one mile on grass and will be making her fifth stateside start on Saturday. She has three wins from eight starts overall and has earnings of $76,094.
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners will be represented by English-bred Charlie Em, who was victorious in her U.S. debut, the Grade III, one mile turf Senorita Stakes on May 11. Winless in four subsequent outs, she comes off a third-place finish to Eclipse Champion Beholder in the one mile Torrey Pines Stakes on Polytrack Sept. 1.
Trained by Paddy Gallagher, Charlie Em will be ridden for the first time by Corey Nakatani on Saturday. She is two for three at a mile on grass and is 13-4-1-2 overall, with earnings of $99,928.
Although she was never a factor in the Unzip Me Stakes Sept. 28, Heir Kitty has a good measure of back class and would benefit from a fast pace with Rafael Bejarano engaged to ride for the first time.
Trained by Peter Miller, Heir Kitty was second versus males in her second career try, the Grade II Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar, on Aug. 5, 2012. Fourth to Beholder in the Grade I, one mile Las Virgenes Stakes March 2, she'll be making her third start after a six month freshening on Saturday.
Owned by David Bernsen and Paul Makin, Heir Kitty will be trying a mile on grass for only the second time. She is 11-2-3-1 overall, with earnings of $158,822.
Miller will also send out stakes winning Miss Empire, who comes off a fifth place finish in the restricted, one mile turf Swingtime Stakes at Santa Anita Oct. 5.
She has a win and a second from five tries at a mile on grass and is 12-2-1-3 overall, with earnings of $227,780. Owned by Gary and Cecil Barber and Kevin Tsujihara, Miss Empire will be ridden by Edwin Maldonado, who guided her to a second place finish in the mile turf Sandy Blue Handicap on Aug. 16.
The complete field for Saturday's Autumn Miss Stakes, to be run as the eighth on a nine-race program, with jockeys and weights in post position order: Heir Kitty, Rafael Bejarano, 117; Caraquista, Agapito Delgadillo, 117; Miss Empire, Edwin Maldonado, 117; Wittgenstein, Mario Gutierrez, 117; Oscar Party, David Flores, 117; Include the Aussie, Fernando Perez, 117; Flashy Ways, Joe Talamo, 117; Charlie Em, Corey Nakatani, 122; Need You Now, Julien Leparoux, 117; Wishing Gate, Gary Stevens, 122, and Journey On, Martin Pedroza, 117. ALSO ELIGIBLE: Ighraa, Victor Espinoza, 117, and Becky Lou, Julien Couton, 117.
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Grand Canyon National Park officials say the historic Grand Canyon Lodge North Rim and all other North Rim facilities will also reopen that day.
Arizona State Route 67 leading to the North Rim was closed for the winter season in late November. Most facilities closed on Oct. 15 and are set to close on Oct. 15 this year.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The state Department of Education released its controversial A through F letter grades today for more than 2,000 Indiana schools.
Slightly more than 40 percent of schools received an A, while about 7 percent of schools were given an F. The grades of B and C went to another 42 percent of schools, while the D grade went to just more than 11 percent of schools.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett, who is up for re-election next Tuesday, hailed the new grading system as a more accurate measure of how schools are performing. But he also conceded that the new system has "some complexity" that will make it difficult for parents, students, teachers and others to understand how the grades were reached.
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Vikings C John Sullivan topped all NFL players in performance-based pay earned in 2009, according to figures released by the league Tuesday.
Sullivan, a 2008 sixth-round draft pick, earned $397,555 in pay, in addition to the regular compensation he earned as part of his contract with the Vikings.
Rounding out the list of the top 10 performance-based distributions for 2009:
Bears CB Zackary Bowman, $355,355
Patriots LB Gary Guyton, $349,437
Steelers CB William Gay, 325,607
49ers WR Josh Morgan, $325,421
Saints OG Carl Nicks, 317,313
Dolphins OG Donald Thomas, $316,577
Eagles FS Victor Harris, $314,565
Cowboys CB Orlando Scandrick, $306,209
Seahawks LB David Hawthorne, $306,091
The "performance-based pay" program was instituted in 2002 as part of the extension of the '02 Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiated between the owners and the players. It awards players for playing time based on their compensation level (salary plus prorated portion of signing bonus plus earned incentives), particularly benefiting those players whose amount of playing time outweighs their relative salary.
More than $587 million has been distributed during the eight years of the program. For 2009, approximately $18.35 million was distributed to 1,956 players. Any player who plays at least one official down in a regular-season game is eligible for the bonus.
Because performance-based pay is allocated only in years in which a salary cap is in effect, it won't be applicable for the 2010 league year, which is being played without a cap.
Since performance-based pay bonuses began in 2002, four players have accumulated bonuses exceeding $800,000 during the eight-year period. They are as follows:
S Erik Coleman, Jets (2004-07) and Falcons (2008-09), $837,654
SS Dawan Landry, Ravens (2006-09), $825,777
OT Jeromey Clary, Chargers (2007-09), $820,804
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Hamlet City Manager Marchell Adams-David says the whole "mess" with seized vehicles came to light after a call from a resident who became curious about why a city police detective, Michael Veach, suddenly had a red Chevrolet pickup truck in his yard that was involved in a murder case.
Records show that Veach handled a series of vehicle transactions early last year at Quality Salvage, a Hamlet junkyard. Police had apparently decided to clear out various seized vehicles they had stored near a sewer plant.
The junkyard paid $8,896 for 23 seized vehicles. The money was written in three checks made out directly to Veach – not to the city. Documents reflect cars being delivered for scrap on three different days in January last year.
Anna Jordan, a manager at the junkyard who signed one of the checks, said in an interview that the police detective specifically requested she write the check to him. She said she had no reason to question that arrangement.
City officials say Veach converted the checks to cash at a bank and kept it at the police station.
But the transaction surrounding the red pickup truck was handled differently. Adren Harris, a special deputy attorney general who reviewed the case, said the junkyard paid Veach $405 in cash to acquire the truck.
That's unusual because it was done at the same time the junkyard wrote a check to Veach to purchase other seized cars.
According to Harris, Veach then reached into his pocket and paid that same amount, $405, to the junkyard to acquire the truck. That means the junkyard acted only as a pass through and made no profit on that truck. It paid him an additional $200 cash for some parts, city officials said.
Veach was fired by the city, which said his actions violated policy; the SBI found no criminal wrongdoing. He declined to comment. He is now working for his family's tree service.
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According to a new study from the Kaiser Foundation's Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, states that don't expand Medicaid could see higher costs on healthcare than those that do expand Medicaid.
The survey looked at all 50 states' budget obligations for Medicaid for the 2013 and 2014 fiscal years as well as other data from the federal government.
Currently 25 states including the District of Columbia have embraced Medicaid expansion under the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, while 26 states have refused to expand the healthcare program for the poor, disabled, and the elderly.
All of the states that have turned down the extra federal matching dollars either have Republican governors or Republican controlled state legislatures.
The study found that when it comes to Medicaid spending, states that don't expand their Medicaid programs could see higher growth in their state shares of spending on Medicaid while those that do expand Medicaid will see higher spending as a result of higher rolls, but it won't be as a result of higher healthcare-related costs.
The authors wrote "While total spending growth for the 25 states moving forward with the Medicaid expansion was higher compared to those not moving forward (13.0 percent compared to 6.8 percent), these states had lower rates of growth for state funds (4.4 percent compared to 6.1 percent)."
In addition, the authors found that states that are expanding will in fact see savings for state budgets as a direct result of expanding Medicaid.
"Most of the 25 states moving forward with the expansion indicated that the state would achieve net state savings from the expansion. State budget savings were most frequently attributed to reductions in spending for state funded services such as mental health, corrections health, uncompensated care or care from other state programs for the uninsured (including limited benefit programs) due to increased Medicaid coverage."
For Alabama, the findings suggest that Alabama's General Fund Budget could shoulder an even bigger load of Medicaid expenditures. Alabama's Medicaid Agency encompasses of roughly a third of the state's General Fund which provides appropriations for all non-education entities.
For the 2014 fiscal year, Alabama lawmakers passed and the governor approved $615 million for Medicaid with an additional $50 million in conditional appropriations in the event revenues came in higher than expected.
If the study is correct, then Alabama could face an additional $37 million in Medicaid related costs just by virtue of the increased costs for health services.
Overall, Alabama's Medicaid program is a $5.3 billion program when all funding sources are combined.
Under the Medicaid expansion section of the federal healthcare law, Alabama could receive an additional $1.2 billion for Medicaid starting in 2014 to cover the estimated 300,000 individuals who would be eligible, according to the Kaiser Foundation.
Alabama's Gov. Robert Bentley has refused to expand Medicaid. He has said that he refuses to expand what he calls a "broken system."
The governor instead says that he wants to see Medicaid reforms fall into place. The legislature approved a new healthcare delivery system for more than 900,000 Medicaid patients in the state that divides the state into five Regional Care Organizations tasked with coordinating care with the patients that live in each region.
Gov. Bentley has never completely ruled out Medicaid expansion but says the key for Alabama's Medicaid program is making sure the reforms work.
The Kaiser study on Medicaid spending comes around the same time as a different Medicaid study was released that was commissioned by the Alabama Hospital Association. The study was completed by the University of Alabama and it focused on the economic impact of the expansion.
That study concluded that the injection of funds from Washington would create about 30,000 new jobs over six years in addition to an extra $2 billion added to the state's GDP.
The deadline for Alabama officials to decide on Medicaid expansion is December 31 or else it will miss out on the first quarterly payment of $375 million from the federal government.
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