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1.15 Exam Policies
Law School exams are administered using ExamSoft test-taking software. All students are responsible for being familiar with the Law School's exam policies. The most up-to-date information on the Law School's exam policies is available at http://www.law.uchicago.edu/students/academics/examprocedures and at https://www.examsoft.com/dotnet/Default.aspx?f=uclaw. Students should review both websites before every exam period to ensure that they are complying with all Law School policies. Ignorance of exam policies will not excuse failure to adhere to policies, and a failure to adhere to exam policies may lead to disciplinary action.
In general, two main types of examinations are administered at the Law School: in-class and take-home. Although faculty members decide which type of exam to require for their class, exam administration is executed by the Office of the Registrar.
In-Class Examinations
In-class examinations are scheduled for a particular day during the exam period. They are generally scheduled for three hours, although a faculty member may give students more or less time. A proctor is present in the room during the examination. In-class exams can be open book, closed book, or limited open book. Laptop use on exams—using the appropriate exam-taking software—is mandatory. Students are permitted the use of a single laptop during each in-class exam. The use of cell phones, tablets (iPads, etc.), second laptops, or other similar devices is strictly prohibited, absent use of such a device as an approved ADA accommodation.
Take-Home Examinations
Take-home exams may be taken on any day during the exam period. Take-home exams must typically be completed within eight hours (inclusive of travel time, breaks, meals, etc.), unless otherwise stipulated in the exam itself or on the exam schedule. There is no technical support between 5:00 p.m. and 8:30 a.m., and students are strongly advised to take exams during regular business hours. Students who do not heed this advice do so at their own risk.
On the final day of the take-home exam period, all take-home exams must be completed by 5:00 p.m. Note that the 5:00 p.m. deadline means that students with 8-hour take-home exams must begin by 9:00 a.m. in order to have the full eight hours to complete the exam.
Exam deadlines are rigorously enforced, and faculty members are notified of late submissions.
Prohibition on Cutting and Pasting
Students are not permitted to download or cut/copy and paste into their in-class or take-home examination answers any material(s) from outside the examination OR cut/copy and paste any material(s) from inside of their examination to an outside source. This rule also strictly prohibits a student from drafting an answer into Microsoft Word or another word processor and copying that answer into the exam software. In other words, the only time cutting or copying and pasting is permitted during an exam is when a student types information into one answer field during the exam and moves it into another field during the exam. Audits of student exam files are conducted each exam period, and violation of this rule may subject a student to disciplinary action.
Anonymous Grading
Please keep in mind that the Law School follows an anonymous grading system, which means that faculty members do not know which student submitted a particular exam. In the event that any problems arise while you are taking an exam (you cannot take it on time, you have problems opening the exam, you uploaded the wrong document, you left off the word count, you took the exam questions with you instead of turning them in, etc.) YOU CANNOT COMMUNICATE DIRECTLY WITH A PROFESSOR THROUGH ANY MEANS. Instead, please contact the Assistant Registrar, the Registrar, the Dean of Students, or the Associate Director of Student Affairs, and one of them will assist you. Improper contact with a professor may result in a disciplinary action.
Exam Scheduling
Students are expected to take their examinations at the scheduled dates and times. Students must refrain from scheduling other activities (employment start dates, interviews, travel, etc.) during the overall exam period as published in the academic calendar (including official make-up days) until the detailed exam schedule is announced and they know the specific days and times of each exam. In case of illness, accident, or other last-minute emergencies, students must contact the Dean of Students, the Registrar, or the Associate Director of Student Affairs via email and by phone prior to the start of the examination. Because of the importance of anonymous grading, students should not discuss any exam scheduling or re-scheduling issues with faculty. Violation of this rule may result in disciplinary action.
If a make-up is allowed for extraordinary circumstances, the Law School is guided by the contracts principle that students should be put in the position they would have been in had it not been for the illness/emergency. For example, a student who is incapacitated for two days during the examination period will normally be given two additional days to prepare for the examination. Students in these situations are instructed not to speak with other students about the examination.
Exam scheduling changes for conflicts with important scheduled event will be granted rarely. To qualify, the event must be a significant life event that requires your attendance (e.g., sister's wedding), the selection of the date must have been outside of your control, and you must have notified the Dean of Students as soon as the event is scheduled. (These major life events are NOT generally scheduled three days before the exam you wish to reschedule.) You must not make travel arrangements for such events until permission is granted.
If an exam falls on a religious holiday that you observe, you should notify the Dean of Students early in the quarter to arrange an appropriate make-up time.
PLEASE NOTE: You will be expected to provide documentation to support your request to re-schedule an examination (note from treating physician, verification of pre-scheduled events, etc.).
The petition to reschedule an exam is available online at http://www.law.uchicago.edu/students/petitions/moveexam and must be completed no later than the first day of the reading period preceding the examination, although students are encouraged to complete the petition as soon as possible. Failure to complete the petition by that date may result in denial of a petition. The exam will be rescheduled to the following day in which the student does not have a proctored exam.
Petitions to reschedule an exam will be automatically approved by the Office of the Registrar under the following circumstances:
In all other circumstances, students must complete the Special Request section of the petition. The petition will be forwarded to the Dean of Students for consideration.
The decision of whether to grant a request to reschedule an exam will be made by the Dean of Students.
Record Keeping
Students are advised to keep an electronic copy of documents related to exam submission until grades are posted. ExamSoft permits students to access unformatted versions of exams taken using ExamSoft applications. To access the exams, go to https://www.examsoft.com/uclaw. After logging in to ExamSoft, click on the Exam History button. Released submissions appear under the View Results heading.
Faculty members sometimes return annotated versions of students' exam answers to the Office of the Registrar. These materials can provide valuable feedback, and students are strongly encouraged to collect them as soon as they become available if the faculty member has chosen to annotate and return the exams. The Office of the Registrar keeps such materials until a student graduates or until a year has elapsed since the examination administration, whichever comes later.
Exams on Library Web Site
The D'Angelo Law Library maintains an online repository of past exams, students' model answers, faculty memos, and other exam-related materials. These exam materials may be accessed via http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/law/courses/exams/. As a matter of course, the Assistant Registrar will ask the Library staff to post copies of the student answers that received the two or three highest grades on the website, unless the instructor requests otherwise.


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Metro Police said a stabbing at the Casalinda Apartments on Murfreesboro Pike appeared to be related to a domestic fight.
Emergency crews arrived at the apartment complex on Murfreesboro Pike around 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
Officers said a man was stabbed several times during the argument, but was expected to survive. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
Police said the suspected attacker was in custody.
None of the parties involved were identified.
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Plan W3108 - Cape Cod, 2 bedroom Bungalow with covered veranda & arches to family room
The interior layout is synonymous with this style and the foyer at the main entrance will no doubt be practical to keep out the cold during winter months. The separate laundry area at the service entrance, just off of the kitchen maintains the country feeling of this floor plan. The central island in the kitchen is the perfect place for casual meals and the dining area is adjacent to triple patio doors with a view on the back yard.
The main activities area is bathed in natural light from windows on two sides and the comfortable bedrooms have ample closet space. The bathroom is complete with separate corner bath and shower.
The fake window "upstairs" gives the feeling that there is a second floor, a possibility that our modifications team would be happy to quote on as we can adapt this or any of our plans to suit your particular needs and lifestyle.
Illustrations and photos may differ slightly from the plan that you will receive. They may include modifications to conform with new building codes, suit homeowners' preferences or site requirements.
larry 6 August 2014
what do the stairs access in this plan?
Customer service 6 August 2014
Good day and thank you for taking the time to write
The stairs access the full, unfinished basement.
Please let me know if I can further assist you
Lua 19 March 2014
Please can you forward the floor plan for the 2nd floor so I could have an idea of how it looks like for further decision. Thanks
Customer service 19 March 2014
Good day and thank you for your interest in this plan.
This plan has only one level which is why there is no second floor but plan 3108-V1 is a similar model with an upper level if that better suits your needs.
Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments.
Michel laplante 17 September 2013
Est ce qu'on peut ce procurer juste la liste des matériaux
Customer service 17 September 2013
Good day Mr. Laplante (bonjour M. Laplante)
The materials list can be purchased separately from the plan, all you need to do is to phone in your order during regular business hours. You can even purchase the PDF version which will be sent via Email to save the shipping costs.
(Vous pouvez faire l'achat de la liste des matériaux avant d'acheter le plan en commandant par téléphone durant les heures de bureau. Si vous commandez la version PDF elle vous sera envoyé par courriel sans frais additionel pour l'expédition.
Please let me know if I can further assist you (N'hésitez pas de me relancer si je peux vous assister davantage)


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Kernel 2.6 rootkits and the quest for Linux security
Your Linux system may not be so airtight after all. To understand the threats, you need to think like an intruder. We'll show you what the intruders are thinking now about the Linux 2.6 kernel.
Of all the most devilish creations in the history of cyber crime, the rootkit is perhaps the most ingenious. A rootkit is a bundle of tools for the network intruder. An attacker who gains access to a computer can upload the rootkit and use the tools to gain control of the system. One interesting aspect of a rootkit is its ability to cover the intruder's tracks. Doctored-up versions of common monitoring utilities such as netstat and ps hide any sign of the attack. Many, many rootkits were copied onto many computers around the world. But eventually, developers and security specialists grew wise to the ways of user space rootkits. Experts learned to detect the intruder's presence by looking behind the standard Unix tools for evidence of changes. But rather than giving up, the intruders went on to something new. The kernel rootkit is a new generation of intrusion tool that weaves itself into the Linux system at a very deep level – below the reach of any userland detection tools. Armed with the kernel rootkit, the intruders again gained the upper hand – at least temporarily.
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Media and polling organizations are neglecting the Arab sector ahead of
January's elections by not including the Arab parties in their polls, according
to Hadash, an Arab-Jewish party with Communist roots.
MK Dov Henin sent a
letter of complaint to Elyakim Rubinstein, a Supreme Court judge and chairman of
the Central Elections Committee, asking that he work to make it mandatory to
include Arab parties in the political projections and polls taking place ahead
of the elections.
In a letter to Rubinstein, Henin asked for the
commission "to issue a renewed advisory that would tell pollsters and media
outlets to report [on the Arab sector] according to the principles of equality
as is standard in a democracy."
Meanwhile, advertisements have already
been published informing the public how to vote. For example, if a person's
current address is not the same as that listed with the Interior Ministry and on
his identity card, he may not be able to vote where he lives.
But these
ads do not appear to have gone out in Arabic.
"This is an issue that we
face in every election," says Yousef T. Jabareen, the founding director of
Dirasat, the Arab Center for Law and Policy, based in Nazareth.
election committee is not respecting Arabic as an official language of the
state, though it is by law, which means that all its activities should also be
in Arabic and it should target the Arab community," he says. "It's a need and
also a right to have the official language used by the authorities during
I hope that the election committee will use Arabic in all
media campaigns.
This is a crucial part of full political participation,
and they should adhere to the principle that everything should be in the two
At a roundtable conference earlier this week at the Israel
Democracy Institute, held in conjunction with the Abraham Fund Initiatives, MK
Ahmed Tibi, head of the Ra'am-Ta'al list, said advertisements aimed at raising
public awareness about elections have ignored the Arab sector. Further, he
suggested it may be a deliberate approach and not just a matter of "forgetting"
the 20 percent of Israelis who are Arab.
"Recently there has been a
government advertising campaign to encourage voting, but it is focused on the
Jewish public, and it begs the question what stands behind the forgotten room of
the Arab voter? Is there someone, perhaps in Likud-Beytenu, who is not
interested in raising the rate of participation of Arab voters?"
Rubinstein on
Thursday followed up on Henin's request with a formal letter to editors of media
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Republican congresswoman Mia Love said she will not be intimidated by a racist packet of information sent to her office.
Love was a big hit at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, but the attention has brought her a lot of hate mail.
The packet she was sent included pictures of a Ku Klux Klansman in a hood, photos of her husband and death threats.
A defiant Love issued a statement:
"I'm comfortable and proud of my heritage. I'm proud of who I am. I know where I'm going and I know what we need to do to get this country back in order again. There isn't anything that anyone can send me that will distract me from that so they can bring it."
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Insider Saver Laura Thornquist has the information on a huge clothing sale for designer wear and Valentine's Day goodies.
This is one of my favorite sales and I love sharing it with you and I always find hidden treasures at the Ladies DesignerWarehouse sale going on this week in Dallas.
Stock up on your winter clothing and resort wear to round out your closet at very hot prices ranging from $20 to $60.
I did a preview of this sale and found these great gems they have Missy and Plus sizes from Sharon Young, City Girl and Multiples, you are sure to find something just for you!
The Ladies DesignerWarehouse sale starts this Thursday, February 9 and runs through Saturday at their corporate office which is located at 10367 Brockwood Road in Dallas.
Check out their facebook page for more goodies and deals!
Stop by McAlister's Deli for this Valentine's special. When you purchase an adult entrée you get 6 free Valentines cards good for a free kids meal.
You will still need to purchase an entrée when you redeem these cards. You have until March 31 to use them.
Chik-fil-A is offering a 10 pack of Valentine's Day cards for only $5 and each card gets you a coupon for a free ice cream!
Your kids will be very popular when they hand out these Valentine's Day cards at school.
Nothing says romance more than the operatic pop group II Divo - and right now we are giving away two pairs of tickets to see this very popular foursome when they come to the Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie in June.
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Take a look at what movies will soon be showing in a theater near you.
"Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones:" Jan. 3, starring Richard Cabral, Carlos Pratts and Eddie J. Fernandez.
"The Truth About Emanuel:" Jan. 10, starring Rooney Mara, Jessica Biel and Kaya Scodelario.
"The Legend of Hercules:" Jan. 10, starring Kellan Lutz and Gaia Weiss.
"The Banshee Chapter:" Jan. 10, starring Ted Levine, Katia Winter and Michael McMillian.
"The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box:" Jan. 10, starring Sam Neill, Michael Sheen and Lena Headey.
"Lone Survivor": Jan. 10, starring Mark Wahlberg and Taylor Kitsch.
"Her": Jan 10, starring Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams and Rooney Mara.
"Cold Comes the Night": Jan. 10, starring Bryan Cranston and Alice Eve.
"The Nut Job": Jan. 17, starring the voices of Katherine Heigl, Will Arnett and Brendan Fraser.
"Ride Along:" Jan. 17, starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart.
"Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit": Jan. 17, starring Chris Pine, Kevin Costner and Keira Knightley.
"Gloria": Jan. 17, starring Paulina Garcia.
"Devil's Due": Jan. 17, starring Zach Gilford and Allison Walker.
"I, Frankenstein:" Jan. 24, starring Yvonne Strahovski and Aaron Eckhart.
"That Awkward Moment:" Jan. 31, starring Zac Efron, Michael B. Jordan and Miles Teller.


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Playing Music Robots Coloring Pages
Robots Coloring Pages are a part of a group of free printables that are people made of metal and other things. This group of characters have human challenges even though they are not quite human. Can you play a musical instrument? Do you want to learn to be in the band? Do you know what training robots take? Do you know have an idea of what you want to do when you grow up? Perhaps you can ask your students or homeschoolers make a comic book or story board with their decorated pages. Download these free printable coloring pages for your students today.
We hope you enjoy coloring your page that you have selected! Remember to check out more of our Care Bears Coloring Pages and share them with your friends. If you are a parent or a teacher, print as many as you'd like and use them for extra practice and fun activities!


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A Foreigners Journey
Doors Open: 8:00PM Starts: 9:30PM
This event is for over 18s only - No refunds will be issued for under 18s.
More information about A Foreigners Journey tickets
A Foreigners Journey are delighted to bring to you this amazing spectacular show which pays tribute to two of the biggest rock bands of our time, performing one classic rock anthem after another. Both Foreigner and Journey collectively have sold well over 130 million albums worldwide, including several top ten hits around the world.
Following the bands appearance at the Rhodes Rock 2012 festival in Greece, nobody can deny that 'A Foreigners Journey' have now become one of the most talked about, respected and established tribute bands around today, playing to capacity crowds in some of the best concert halls, theatres and prestigious music venues in the country.
Their stunning two hour show features one classic song after another from both 'Foreigner' & 'Journey' who arguably must be two of the biggest rock bands of our time, performing songs such as 'Waiting for a girl like you'…. 'I want to know what love is'... 'Cold as ice' 'Don't stop believing'...'Jukebox Hero'.... 'Separate Ways'
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…doesn't mean I will.
This scene will forever be incredibly painful to me. Axel, at this point, is probably 100% sure that he will never, ever see Roxas again. The very Roxas who made him feel like he had a heart, and made him experience jealousy and fear and sadness and, whether you see it platonically or romantically, love.This kid somehow embedded himself into Axel's very being, so much so that Axel defied orders that he knew would cost him his life. He knew that Saix - his former best friend - would have him killed for disobeying orders, and yet Axel did so anyway, just so he could see Roxas again. And let's not even get me started on how this fight - this fucking fight was Axel's way of killing them both. In the novels, Axel planned to burn down the mansion with both him and Roxas inside so they died together, rather than get separated/killed by someone else. But Axel couldn't do it, 'cause it's Roxas, ya know? It's the only person (save for Xion, but he doesn't remember her) that actually makes him feel something. So he just lets Roxas win, and promises to meet again in the next life. And you can tell by his body movement that he genuinely doesn't believe that he'll get a next life. He thinks this is it. He fucked up as Lea, he fucked up at Axel. There's no more chances.
Except he was wrong. He did get a next life. He died, protecting Sora - protecting ROXAS - but he was given another chance. He was allowed to live again. Only Roxas isn't there. It's Roxas who didn't get the next life. Roxas isn't waiting for Axel, and so Axel's all alone. The thing that mattered the most to him, the thing he gave his life for, isn't there. He's been given a new chance at life, but the reason he wanted the new life in the first place hasn't.
This is why I find that scene even more heartbreaking. Because it's Axel who had the next life. But Roxas wasn't waiting for him. Axel's just as lonely as now as he was before.
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Step 4: The Christian and Prayer
Planning Your Daily Devotional Time
Down through the years, godly men who have done great things for God have testified to the necessity of having a devotional time.
John Wesley, who shook the world for God and founded the Methodist Church, is representative of such great spiritual leaders. He thought prayer, more than anything else, to be his business.
Just as a child needs food to grow physically, so we need food to grow spiritually. We can miss a meal and not feel any ill effects, but if we don't eat for a week we begin to weaken physically. So it is in our spiritual lives.
The study of the Word of God and the practice of prayer are vitally important for spiritual growth. We may miss a day without feeding on the Word of God or praying and not feel any apparent ill effects in our lives, but if we continue this practice, we will lose the power to live the victorious Christian life.
The Christian life might be compared to a soldier in battle. He is out on the front lines but is connected with his commanding officer by radio. He calls and tells of the conditions and problems he is facing. Then his commanding officer, who from his vantage point can see the entire battle area, relays instructions. Similarly, the Christian shares his joys and sorrows, his victories and defeats, and his needs as God instructs and guides him through His word.
It is our Heavenly Father who directs us in the adventure of life. He knows the steps we should take. We must take time to seek Him for guidance.
Establish a Definite Time
A daily devotional time should be set aside for personal worship and meditation in which we seek fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ. Once begun, this fellowship can be continued throughout the day. (Psalm 119:97, I Thessalonians 5:17)
- In obedience to Christ's command, what did the disciples do after His ascension? (Acts 1:13-14)
- Make your personal devotional time unhurried. Don't think about your next responsibility. Concentrate on your fellowship with the Lord. A definite time everyday will do much to help. A brief period with concentration is better than a long devotional time with your mind on many things. How many minutes can you set aside for your time with God?
Although different individuals' schedule will vary, many people prefer the morning hours, before the responsibilities of the day begin. David was a man after God's own heart. What time did he set aside to communicate with God? (Psalm 5:3)
Name 2 characteristics of the devotional life of Jesus. (Mark 1:35)
When is your best devotional time? None of us can say that we do not have time for prayer and Bible study. We all can make time for things that we really want to do. Whether the period is long or short, set aside some time.
Choose a Definite Place
Avoid distraction by finding a quiet, private place of worship. If privacy is impossible, you will need to learn to concentrate. If you cannot have a devotional time in your own home or room, perhaps one of the following places will be suitable:
- A nearby chapel
- A corner of the school library
- Your office (before or after hours)
- Name 3 other places you might find appropriate for your private prayer and Bible study.
Goal and Content of the Devotional Time
We should have a reason for everything we do. "Aim at nothing and you will surely hit it." Our purpose for prayer should be to establish personal fellowship with God and to fulfill our own spiritual needs.
A brief time of meeting with God in the early morning and walking in vital union with Him throughout the day, "practicing the presence of God" is more meaningful than spending an hour or more in legalistic ways and forgetting about Him for the rest of the day.
During our devotional time, we should be concerned with learning where we have failed and with rededicating ourselves to the task before us. We should use the time to regroup our forces after the battles of the previous day and plan for the next day's attack.
What particular spiritual need do you feel today? What battles did you have yesterday?
The devotional time should include Bible study, prayer, personal worship, and quiet meditation. These aspects of the devotional time are so closely related that you can actually engage in all at the same time.
For example, begin by reading a Psalm of thanksgiving or praise. As you read, your heart will respond and you will continue to praise and worship God from a grateful heart.
Turn now to another portion of scripture, such as Romans 8. Interrupt your reading to thank God for each truth that applies to you as a Christian. You will be amazed at how much you have to praise and thank God for, once you get started.
After you have read and prayed for a while, remain in an attitude of quiet, listening for instructions from God. Write down any thoughts that come to mind and pray about these.
Additional activities may include memorizing scripture or reading from a devotional book or hymnal.
Study Matthew 6:9-13. Paraphrase this prayer in your own words, using expression meaningful to you.
Life Application
Complete these statements:
I have set aside the following definite time in the day for daily devotional time:
I have decided on the following place:
My purpose for setting aside a definite time and place for my devotion is:
I will include the following activities during my devotional time:
Next: Recap
Adapted from The 10 Basic Steps Toward Christian Maturity, by Bill Bright, co-founder of Campus Crusade for Christ. © Campus Crusade for Christ. All rights reserved.


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The malls are a zoo and the multiplex is a madhouse, so if you're looking for something to watch without having to change out of those stretchy pants, we have just the thing.
On Thursday night, ABC aired Spike Lee's excellent Michael Jackson documentary "Bad 25." Kind of. It was actually a broadcast version that ran about an hour long, which is basically half of the movie, but regardless, it's still worth a watch. As the title suggests, the doc is an in-depth look at the making of Bad, and features a host of interviews with the musicians collaborators, choreographers, celeb fans like Kanye West and Mariah Carey (though they may not have made this shorter cut) and many, many more.
All told, it's likely a good appetizer for the whole thing, which lands on home video in February. Here's our review of the film and watch the TV edit below. [Shadow & Act]
Doris | November 28, 2012 2:14 PM
Wow....I was totally mesmerized and enlightened about a few details. I am as heartbroken today as I was when I first heard Michael Jackson had died. Thank you Spike Lee, you did a phenomenal job on this MJ project.
Troy l a Mason | November 27, 2012 8:19 PM
Bash | November 27, 2012 5:13 PM
Heads up for UK readers.
BBC2 will be broadcasting the full 2Hr 15m version on Saturday 1 December 2012 @ 21:45.
tullio | November 26, 2012 10:48 AM
bah, i'm outside US. somebody knows about other link?
june | November 25, 2012 11:08 PM
Can't wait for the full two hour video to come out in February. Too bad ABC cut out so much.
Di | November 25, 2012 4:43 PM
was great to watch. still cant believe he is gone!
Rennie | November 24, 2012 6:51 PM
Fantastic job Spike!! No one else could have done this but you. You put you heart, love and soul in to it and it shows! Michael would have been proud of your work. Can hardly wait til Feb.
Lindsey | November 24, 2012 2:43 PM
Great job Spike, one of the best documentaries I've seen, brought me to tears. I love and miss you Michael. :(


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Vampires and liars and teen wolves, oh my!
The first wave of nominations for the 2014 Teen Choice Awards were announced�Tuesday, and there's not a mad man, good wife, or Lannister in sight.
ABC Family teen soap�Pretty Little Liars�led the drama category with five nominations, including Choice TV Show: Drama, while�The Vampire Diaries�dominated the sci-fi/fantasy category with nods for all three leads, plus a nod for the series. MTV's�Teen Wolf�even managed to sneak in a nomination for series star Tyler Posey in the crowded actor field.
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CATEGORIES MoviesLast month, Peter Dinklage was set to deliver the commencement speech at Bennington College, his alma mater. After stepping to the podium, he placed a gigantic, student-made mace down in front of him. "Don't be frightened," he told the crowd, eliciting laughs and cheers from those in attendance.
The medieval weapon was a nod to the role Dinklage is best known for: Tyrion Lannister, the brilliant quick-witted dwarf on the HBO series "Game of Thrones." Since the show's debut in 2011, the 43-year-old actor has been thrust into the spotlight, winning awards and gracing magazine covers.
Adding to it all is Dinklage's small stature, which has become a popular talking point during his interviews. Thankfully, Dinklage has tried not to let it define him, by accepting roles that, as he describes, are more "complicated" than those typically offered to someone his size. This includes parts in animated films as well, like Dinklage's character in the upcoming sequel "Ice Age: Continental Drift" (which hits theaters this Friday), where he plays the villainous pirate ape Captain Gutt.
Moviefone recently spoke with Dinklage about "Ice Age," the very dedicated "Game of Thrones" fan base, and what it was like kicking Will Ferrell's ass in one of Dinklage's first major films, "Elf."
This interview was confirmed at the last minute, so I unfortunately wasn't able to see "Ice Age 4." Therefore, I am just going to assume it's about Scrat's adventures north of the Wall. Yes! Jon Snow makes an appearance. It's basically just an animated "Game of Thrones" [laughs]. I hadn't even thought about that. That's funny. I just saw [the film] a couple days ago. It was a lot of fun. It's amazing what they can do with animation nowadays. It's really beautiful. The 3D stuff is out of hand.
From the trailer and clips I saw, it sounds like you're having a good time playing Captain Gutt. Yes, he's the villain and villains are always [fun]. You can't play them in real life, so it's fun to play them in the movies.
Everyone says it's more fun to play the bad guy than a regular character. Is that true, even with animation? Bad guys are complicated characters. It's always fun to play them. You get away with a lot more. You don't have a heroic code you have to live by.
So this is your first animated film. How is the audition process for something like this? Does the director just offer you role the assuming you can pull off a specific voice? Or do you actually audition for it? They called my agent and asked if I would be interested. I was nervous the first couple of [voice] sessions, because I was new to it. I felt like I was doing everything wrong. Steve [Martino] and Mike [Thurmeier], the directors, were there, and they just allowed me to explore it and have fun with it and try a couple different voices. I don't know if that happens all the time, but they were just open to my ideas. It was just a great way of working. But I always thought I was going to be fired after the first couple of sessions.
Why's that? Because it was new to me. There are people in this movie who have been doing it for awhile, and I just didn't know the secret of it. But I guess they trusted me to know what to do, and it worked out.
You've obviously seen yourself in films before, but how different was watching this particular role and hearing your voice behind an animated character? It's much easier to watch. I often don't see what I've done or I cringe when I watch myself. This one I could completely sit back and enjoy. And I'd never done a 3D movie before, and that was pretty unique. It's part of the fun of being an actor -- trying new things.
I wanted to switch gears and talk about "Elf." That was one of your first major films and you're being asked to beat up the beloved Will Ferrell during your scene. Was there any hesitation on your part? Well, they gave me a good table to run on! [The director] John Favreau is an actor as well, and he just knew how to make you comfortable. Will Ferrell is just about the nicest guy -- anyone can tell you that. I won't say it was quite easy to kick his ass, but I didn't feel uncomfortable doing it.
Did you do your own stunts for that scene? I did some of them. There was one that I didn't do. It wasn't too complicated of a stunt. It was definitely more for Will Ferrell's stunt double, because he had to do sort of a backflip onto a table, which I wouldn't advise anybody to do.
You've really been pushed into the spotlight this year. You were on the cover of Rolling Stone, GQ... Moviefone!
[Laughs] Yes, Moviefone. I imagine it's been a bit of a weird experience, having gone from relatively unknown actor to A-List in less than 12 months I don't know. These things are out of my control. Even in interviews, I don't know [pauses]. I don't know who I am, in terms of all of this stuff. I know who I am privately, but all the other stuff... You do interviews and you put on airs, and maybe it's not who you really are, but I try to be honest, and have a sense of humor. I mean, I am 43 now. It's probably a lot healthier that it's happening now than if it happened in my earlier 20s. I probably wouldn't have been able to deal with it well then. But when you get older and get a little more comfortable with who you are, then you can sort of have a sense of humor about it all.
So you feel like you're along for the ride? Yes. And you know, part of it is promoting the stuff you're in. "Game of Thrones" is an amazing show, and I have no problem speaking of the virtues of HBO. Because it is promoting a business and we are the spokespeople for it.
Is there a worry on your part being typecast as Tyrion? Um, no. I mean, if that starts happening, I can just say no. No is a pretty easy word to use, and I've used it often enough. I [also] don't know if [anyone] can recreate George R.R. Martin's characters. Tyrion's a pretty complicated character. But I try and look out for [typecasting]. I just don't like boring myself. That's one of the main reasons I did "Ice Age," because I'd never done something like this before. I wanted to see what it was all about. I think if actors are successful at one thing, they paint themselves into a corner sometimes, and what's the fun in that?
Does a character mean more to you when you spend more time with it, such as Tyrion, or does it depend on the project? It depends on the writing. It depends on the project. Of course, "Game of Thrones" takes a lot longer. It's about 20 hours worth of material at this point, and we're about to go into season three, so if the writing and the character and all the other pieces are in place, it's a great way to play. It's a slow burn: you don't have to reveal all your cards in the span of 90 minutes. You get a much longer time and there's fun in that. Because such is life; people are complicated. And that's what I love about this character and other characters on the show: You think you have them figured out and you don't, and that's very true outside of this business.
I wanted to ask you about the experience of going back to your school and giving a commencement speech, which you did last month. That seems like a daunting task. I graduated from Bennington College in 1991, and I hadn't been back since. For a lot of people, [college] is very important. It's only four years, and I have been out of that school so much longer than I was there, but it's a turning point in a lot of people's lives, and I think that's why we return to it. They just asked me [to speak], and I tried to be honest in the speech, that they could have gotten people who were a lot better at writing speeches than me. I had never written one before, so I basically put all my fear and anxiety into the speech. But the main thing I wanted to focus on with them [was that] everybody talks in broad terms about the "big picture," and I wasn't really interested in that when I was graduating school. I was kind of terrified about what I was going to do when I left campus. How was I going to pay the bills and make life work? Maybe everyone is a little too reassuring that things are going to be OK to college graduates. It gives them a false sort of security. I think that's what was given to me and I fell on my face. I just wanted to be honest with them, that they had to persevere.
So brutal honesty with a bit of humor? After all, you ended up bringing a mace up to the podium. Yeah! This graduating [student] gave it to me, literally about ten minutes before I went on, so I couldn't not bring it on with me.
How often do you get medieval weapons from "Game of Thrones" fans? That was my first mace. [The student] made it in art class or the sculpture studio. You get some funky things when you go to these conventions. But the "Game of Thrones" fans, they're such an amazing fan base... I will take anything they give me, because they're really the reason we do the show. So you can't always distance yourself from them, and I never try to. You should always take the time to speak with them, because they are very curious. They know so much more about the show and what I do, than [I do].


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"They like to run the football. Now with a new coach, I don't know if they are going to try to change in a week. I can't imagine they are going to change completely what they are doing. They play some good defense at time. They are a team that looks a lot like us. Make some plays at times, sometimes give plays up," Fever head coach Adam Shackleford said.
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Just off Florida's west coast, in the Gulf of Mexico, lies a barrier
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Tom McCune, adjunct professor in the Department of Art, has come full circle with his experience at Southeast Missouri State University. McCune, originally from Perryville, Mo., attended Southeast as an undergraduate. During this time, Tom served two tours of duty in Vietnam as a radioman in the U.S. Navy from 1971-1974. After returning home, Tom was able to finish his education and received his bachelor's degree in art education in 1977. He then completed his master's degree in art education at Southeast in 1981.
Once he finished his education, Tom began his teaching career at the South Iron R-I school district in Annapolis, Mo., as a junior and senior high art teacher. He also supervised K-6 classroom teachers for weekly art and curriculum instruction. After eight years, Tom moved his family to Aurora, Mo., to teach high school art and be the Fine Arts Coordinator for the school district. Tom did not return to Southeast Missouri until nineteen years later after he retired from teaching in public schools in 2004. Now he is teaching future art teachers in his SE 315 course on the Techniques of Teaching Art and his SE 370 Block III Field Experience.
"My favorite aspect of the job is working with future art teachers," Tom said. "It is great to experience their enthusiasm and excitement about becoming a teacher, as well as helping them to prepare for a very rewarding career."
Returning to Southeast to teach students conjures up many memories for Tom. He says some of his favorite moments at Southeast as a student were the memories of living at Meyers Hall and the friendships he developed during this time. Tom says he also enjoyed the various fine art productions ranging from theatre to the visual arts.
"I enjoy meeting new people and chose Southeast because of the excellent art education program, the cost and the proximity to my hometown of Perryville," explained Tom. "Southeast gave me a great foundation to prepare me for a professional career in art education."
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Tom's free time ties in his love of art. He says he enjoys watercolor painting, drawing, black and white photography and visiting local art museums. Tom has had the opportunity to visit Paris, Rotterdam and Amsterdam to study the great master artist' work and plans to travel to Italy in the near future.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Foreign Language, Independent, Romance, New on DVD, Cinematical Indie, DVDs, CinematicalPerusing the 126 titles listed by online retailer DVD Empire, The Lives of Others is so obviously the pick of the week that I hesitate to write any more about it. It's an engrossing, all-too-relevant drama that sneaked under my natural defenses and was quietly devastating. Martha Fischer reviewed it for Cinematical last fall and felt that both the film and actor Ulrich Mühe were "unforgettable"; Kim Voynar saw it in February and wrote: "At it's core .. this is really just a simple story told and acted extraordinarily well." The Sony DVD features an interview with and commentary by director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, deleted scenes and a "making of" feature. This drama about spying in East Germany in the 1980s is made even more poignant by the news that Mühe died just a few weeks ago.
Broken English divided audiences and critics. Parkey Posey stars as a woman dealing with aging, loneliness and romance; Zoe Cassavetes wrote and directed. Our own Ryan Stewart was especially bothered by what he felt was an ending that was strongly reminiscent of another recent movie, while Kim Voynar was more positive overall in her review. Personally, I felt the positives outweighed the negatives. Now that Magnolia has released it on DVD, I hope more people will give it a shot.
Sometimes you see a familiar name on a DVD and you make an impulse decision to buy or rent the movie. Sometimes you must restrain yourself. From all reports, The Ex is the kind of romantic comedy that gives independent movies a bad name -- and I use the term "independent" only because this was released by The Weinstein Co. Scott Weinberg called it "resoundingly wretched"; read his review for all the gory details and make sure to pass by the pretty (?) faces of Zach Braff and Amanda Peet on the cover.


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Galareka Harrison is serving a natural life prison term in the 2007 stabbing death of 18-year-old Mia Henderson, a fellow Navajo and University of Arizona freshman at the time.
Harrison's new attorney argued that two public defenders did a poor job of representing the then 19-year-old student and she shouldn't be in prison for the rest of her life without the possibility of parole.
The Arizona Daily Star says Pima County Superior Court Judge Scott Rash imposed a stay in the case Thursday. Prosecutors say they're asking the state Court of Appeals to overturn Rash's decision for a new sentencing hearing.
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Gloucester — Mr. William F. Morris, 62, of Gloucester, beloved husband of the late Mary (Moore) Morris, died Thursday morning, surrounded by his family at his home following a brief illness. He was affectionately known as Uncle Billy.
Born in Gloucester, he was the son of the late Floyd E. and Esther N. (Dorman) Morris. He was raised and educated in Gloucester and later in life took courses for his vocation.
Mr. Morris was employed as a tool and dye maker with Avenger Metals of Ipswich until the time of his illness.
Uncle Billy had a true love of family. He was a life-long resident of Gloucester who loved to fish.
William is survived by his daughters, Kim Morris of Amesbury and Shannon Austhof and her husband, Steve, of Michigan; his son, Ryan Morris of Gloucester; his three grandchildren, Breana, Bryce and Jessie; his sister, Eva Kollander of Maine; his brother, Robert Morris of New Hampshire; and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Farrell, Elliot and Russell Morris.
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Prince Charles spoke with some of the borough's teenagers during a visit to the 639 building in Tottenham
The Prince of Wales visited Haringey this morning to meet some of the borough's most promising teenagers and business people.
HRH Prince Charles praised the work of those at the 639 building, in High Road, Tottenham, as he learned more about the area's £1billion regeneration.
The 65-year-old future monarch met Gina Moffatt, who runs the centre's cafe and is an ambassador for his charity, the Prince's Trust.
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Ms Moffatt thanked the Prince for investing in her business.
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"I said to him 'this is what you have started by investing in me four and a half years ago' – he has helped create more than ten jobs for the people in the area.
"I felt so excited, like a million dollars, when I met him."
Prince Charles also sat down with some of the borough's best and brightest teenagers to discuss some of the social issues in Tottenham.
Joe Hopkins, 16, the leader of Haringey Youth Parliament, said: "It was very good to tell him about what young people are doing in the Tottenham and that the borough's youth are engaged with change."
Christine Owoh, 16, and TJ Barrett-Dunn, 15, from Gladesmore Community School, raised concerns about the inadequate street lighting in some of Haringey's parks and residential roads.
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After these meetings, the Prince was driven to Tottenham Town Hall where he had a private meeting with the chief executive of Haringey Borough Council Nick Walkley.
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JACKSON, Miss. (BP) -- Faith and godly compassion are guiding principles in the life of Hannah Gay, the University of Mississippi Medical Center pediatrician at the forefront of the reported cure of HIV in a 2-year-old girl born with the disease in rural Mississippi.
Gay and her husband Paul served as Southern Baptist representatives in the Horn of Africa 25 years ago as HIV was taking root there, but Gay's interest in the disease is driven more by a desire to achieve the best for children, rather than a desire to find a cure, her husband told Baptist Press.
"[Faith] influences every area of her practice. Hannah ministers through everything she touches. Her ministry is supported and guided by prayer," Paul Gay said. "The affection, the love that she has for the families and the children, the commitment she has, all [stem] from her faith. She has a dedication that flows from her relationship with God and I think that has attracted a team to work with her who share her commitment."
A longtime advocate of early antiretroviral intervention for babies born with HIV, Gay is being credited with achieving the "functional cure" of a baby born to an HIV-infected mother. Knowing the baby's high risk of being born with the disease, compounded by results of viral load tests, Gay began an aggressive treatment of the child 30 hours after birth and continued the therapy for the next 18 months.
Today, 10 months after the child's last therapy, she continues to test negative for HIV, according to research Gay and a team of doctors from Maryland and Massachusetts presented March 4 at the 20th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Atlanta.
The breakthrough is being hailed by the medical community as a functional cure that could lead to the elimination of HIV in children.
"In contrast to a sterilizing cure -- a complete eradication of all viral traces from the body -- a functional cure occurs when viral presence is so minimal it remains undetectable by standard clinical tests, yet discernible by ultrasensitive methods," UMMC said in a news release on its website.
Attending the Atlanta conference through Thursday (March 7), Gay is limiting media contact. But in an interview with CNN, she said the full implications of the singular case are not clear.
"It will take a long time of studying and seeing if we can replicate this outcome in other babies before we can say yes, we've got a definite cure," Gay told CNN. "Until that point, all children, and adults for that matter, who are on good therapy and are controlling their [infection] need to stay on that therapy."
In an audio interview on UMMC's website, Gay said her work in Mississippi has been very fulfilling.
"We've been very successful at keeping the rate of transmission very low, and ... we're proud of that work and we continue to focus on prevention of HIV in children," Gay said.
During Gay's time as a Baptist worker in the Horn of Africa, AIDS was becoming an epidemic there, her husband Paul told Baptist Press from the couple's home near Jackson, Miss.
"There [were] just huge numbers coming out of Uganda and some frightening numbers coming out of Kenya about HIV. There was great work going on in Uganda to try to get some kind of handle on the massive problem. A third of the adult population in Uganda was infected with HIV back at that time," Paul Gay said.
In Ethiopia, the government denied there was a problem, he said.
"Although we could not document it, the rumor was that [in Ethiopia] people who contracted HIV disappeared. None of the nongovernmental organizations, none of the international organizations that were there in the country, did testing because we were afraid that a diagnosis would be a death sentence, not from the disease but from whoever was responsible for these disappearances," Paul Gay said. "So it was a silent problem. It was only after the fall of the communist government to the coalition of Eritrean and Tegrean forces in 1991 that people in authority began to speak."
Even then, he said, the government realized faith would play a role in the control of the disease.
"Their leadership said ... there is a component in stopping HIV that the government is not equipped to handle. The NGOs, the religious organizations will have to provide that component," he said. "While they weren't saying it openly, they were saying it very clearly that they recognized that there was a faith component, a moral component in stemming the growth and the tide of this disease. So that was an amazing disclosure by the authorities."
Gay's extensive work in pediatric HIV began after the couple returned to Mississippi. Already a pediatrician and wanting to secure part-time work in the field, she gained employment at UMMC's division of pediatric infectious diseases to help implement an early program to prevent transmission of HIV from mothers to newborns.
"Hannah came on with that in just a part-time position in what was considered a small program," her husband said, "and it just grew dramatically as knowledge about the nature of the disease, and how effective prevention could be grew. As the information grew and the need was recognized, Hannah's role and her job involvement grew.
"Her interest in HIV has always just stemmed from her love of children and her heart's desire to use her gifts to help as many as she could. When she found herself working in HIV, she did like she does in everything else. She threw herself fully into it and was determined to learn all she could to do the best she could for the children that came under her care. That's been the driver."
The Gays are active members of Trace Ridge Baptist Church in Ridgeland, where they teach Bible Drill classes to elementary students.
"We're in the middle of trying to get our kids ready for Bible Drill and she's sending me teaching tools from the conference today and I'll be leading the group tonight," he told Baptist Press. "But she normally leads."
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Editor's Note: the following comes from Laura Lofaro, daughter-in-law of John Lofaro, beloved local legend, who passed away on Oct. 18 and left many mourning his loss, especially his grandson. Have a letter you'd like to share with Patch readers? Send it to email@example.com or blog it here.
My father-in-law, John Lofaro passed away on October 18. If you didn't know him, all you need to do is take a walk through Sleepy Hollow and ask around. He was a member of Riverside Hose for over 40 years. He retired from GM several years ago and most recently was the crossing guard for the high school/middle school. He also had been the caretaker for Mrs. Katherine Davis (lifelong philanthropist and Tarrytown resident) since he was in high school.
John Lofaro's death comes shortly after that of Jeannette Ho's very untimely death, which leads to another coincidence, if you will. Jeannette and John's sons were close friends in and after high school. In fact Jeannette was in a room at Phelp's across the hall from John.
Much like Jeannette, John was well-loved. He gave of himself every day, never asking for anything in return. He was a true gentleman. Many of the younger firefighters in his company looked up to him like a dad. He will be missed more than words can say by so many in Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow. In fact, usually when a firefighter is laid to rest his own company's trucks will see him off. For John, most if not all the fire companies in Tarrytown lined Broadway near Immaculate Conception to say good-bye. That should indicate what kind of man left us recently.
My son attends Irvington High School and plays on the Varsity football team. Since being sidelined with a shoulder injury and dealing with minor depression – his grandfather's death was like the very world was ending for my son – while everyone always offers the empty promise of "what can I do to help?" few rarely help at all. Except this time. On October 20, Coffey Funeral Home became the sight of the most awesome representation of the word "Team" I've ever seen. Immediately after a game, the entire varsity team began filing in, two by two. It was a show of support and camaraderie like no other. It really was.
I feel very strongly that in this day of so many people, not only kids, behaving badly and showing a lack of moral fiber, that when a young person goes above and beyond, they should be recognized. Perhaps that might be the difference between doing right and looking the other way for even just one kid.
The following is the Thank You letter I wrote to the team. John loved going to his grandson's games when he could, and he was really quite proud of all of his grandchildren (he had six!). Knowing that those football players were there would have thrilled him to no end.
Laura Lofaro
To: The Irvington Varsity Football Team.
October 26, 2012
First, I don't even know how to begin this letter, so please bear with me as I try to convey my feelings to you all.
As you all know, your teammate and friend, Greg Lofaro, has been sidelined due to a shoulder injury that will require surgery. Some of you are dealing with or have dealt with similar experiences, so you know the pain of watching from the sidelines, wishing you could feel every hit, every bounce, and every thread of the ball in your hands. You may or may not realize that Greg has been somewhat depressed about not being out there with you. His love for the game may mask his true feelings, but believe it when I say that he has felt like he has let you down.
On top of this, Greg's grandfather (Nonno) had taken ill in the beginning of September. A strong man, healthy in almost every way, and not an old man by any means, was stricken with Cancer. We thought we would be in for a fight. We thought it would be a fight we could win. Sadly, as it became more and more evident that this man who was a mentor to Greg, a friend…much, much more than a grandfather, would not survive, thus began the harrowing experience of preparing for the inevitable. Hopefully none of you will ever have to experience this pain. Having lost two other family members in the last two years, enough was enough, and Greg was heading toward a deeper depression. On the outside, he looked like anyone else. Happy, maybe even carefree. But he was hurting inside. A lot.
He missed a lot of practices. He felt badly about that. But Greg had family obligations that he needed to keep. He knew you all would understand. And understand you did.
On October 18, Greg's grandfather passed away. If you could have seen Greg's face when he heard the news, I truly believe your hearts would have ached for him. What followed two days later, however is nothing short of one of the most awesome things I have ever witnessed. At around Six-Thirty in the evening, on Saturday October 20th, Coffey Funeral Home was inundated by a sea of green. In a room stifled by grief, a sort of peaceful calm began to trickle over those in attendance, as two by two, uniformed players, straight from the field began lining up. Tears were quickly dried, as saddened eyes rose to watch, in awe, this group of fine young men who had never met the man for whom they were paying respect. "Who are these people?" some were heard asking. "Are they football players?" whispered another voice. "Are they in the right place?" someone asked me. I had the pleasure..the very distinct pleasure, of replying, "Yes. They're here for Gregory."
As I watched each boy…sorry, each man approach the casket, kneel down and pray, my heart filled with pride. For they were doing what I, myself had not yet been able to do. Each player then shook hands with Greg's dad and uncle. They stopped in front of Greg's Nonna (grandmother) to offer their condolences. They each and every one, hugged me. Some even waved to Sage (Greg's sister). I am certain this visit to the funeral home was not an easy thing to do. Death has a pesky way of making us all uncomfortable. That said it is imperative that you all realize just exactly what you did that night.
For a half an hour, my mother-in-law did not cry. For a half an hour, my husband did not cry. For a half an hour, Greg was happy. In a half an hour, you changed our lives.
If there were any team members who could not for whatever reason attend that night, I know that your hearts were there. We all felt them.
I thank you. Greg's dad thanks you. His nonna thanks you. And I believe that his nonno would be so very proud to know you are helping to look out for Greg.
Teamwork only works if each member is willing to be there for another. Truly you all are part of an amazing team, with coaches who set an extraordinary example. I have never been more proud to say I was once a Bulldog too.
So very sincerely,
Mrs. Lofaro


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I am right now in Slovenia, in Kamnik. It is midnight, in the room, my favorite song from Lhasa who sing a song called "My Name".I am here now during 3 months and I am a bit high. In fact, I am quiet satisfy to be here for many reasons, I feel like in the laboratory where I found solutions who help me to grew up. I am like a ghost who is here like a spectator of his life. I walk step by step that i could call : Evolution/Revolution.
Pangaea North Pole Expedition: News From Mike Horn and the Young ExplorersOn May 4, 2011, the Young Explorers along with the rest of Mike Horn's team landed at their point of departure for their journey to the North Pole. For the first few days the weather was mild, which allowed everyone to gradually get used to this new environment they would be immersed in for more than 15 days.
Vibram Natural Games June 23 to 26 2011 in Millau (Aveyron), FranceFor the fourth edition the Vibram Natural Games (NG) move to a new spot. Close to the wild water stadium, the "Maladrerie" plaza will host the best of climbing, kayaking, MTB freestyle and enduro, slacklining and paragliding. Faithfull to the original concept of the Petzl RocTrip the Natural Games will gather all the outdoor sport fanatics for great shows, contests and concerts.
The Traverse of the GodsOr the God Of all Traverses? I'm not the fittest of
climbers, but it's not often that I turn up at a cliff and only manage one
route before crawling off exhausted! But the mega traverse at Craig-y-Longridge
is way longer than the average route!