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Studio SPJ: On the road to Nashville with Ken Paulson
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Studio SPJ will kick off a series of podcasts called "The Road to Nashville" previewing our upcoming Excellence in Journalism 2014 conference on Sept. 4-6.
Ken Paulson will be our guest for the first of these broadcasts on Thursday at 3 p.m. / 2 p.m. Central time. (Please note: this program was rescheduled from an earlier broadcast date.)
Paulson is the dean of Middle Tennessee State University's College of Mass Communication. He previously has served a president of the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University, as president of the Newseum in Washington D.C. and as editor-in-chief at USA Today.
We'll be talking to Ken about Freedom Sings, a musical program at the convention featuring songs that were once banned as well as the tribute planned for the late John Seigenthaler, the former editor of The Tennessean and founder of the First Amendment Center.
Studio SPJ: Excellence in Journalism 2014
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Join us on Tuesday, June 17 at noon Eastern when the next broadcast of Studio SPJ will feature two of the people who've assembled the programs for our upcoming Excellence in Journalism Conference on Sept. 4-6 in Nashville.
Amy Tardif, station and news manager for WGCU in Fort Myers, Florida and Scott Leadingham, SPJ's director of education and the editor of Quill Magazine, will give us a preview of what's in store for this year's convention, which takes place at Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.
This year's convention is another collaboration between the Radio Television Digital News Association and the Society of Professional Journalists.
Click here for more information on the conference.
Studio SPJ with Mark Segal
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Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 18 when our guest on Studio SPJ will be Mark Segal, founder and publisher of the Philadelphia Gay News. Segal is one of the founders and former president of the National Gay Press Association and the National Gay Newspaper Guild. He founded PGN in 1975, making it one of the oldest gay newspapers in the United States. He also has covered gay life from place like Lebanon, Cuba and East Berlin during the time when the Berlin Wall was torn down. He represented the gay press and lectured in Moscow and St. Petersburg at Russia's first openly gay conference. Recently he was inducted into the GLBT Journalist Hall of Fame by the National Gay and Lesbian Journalists Association.
Studio SPJ with Michael Sprengelmeyer
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Join us on Saturday Aug. 10 at 2 p.m. Eastern noon / Mountain time when our guest on Studio SPJ will be M. E. Sprengelmeyer, reporter and publisher of the Guadalupe County Communicator.
Before purchasing the weekly paper in New Mexico in 2009, Sprengelmeyer worked at the Rocky Mountain News, where he served in the paper's Washington bureau.
He had covered the Iraq War and the 2008 Presidential campaign for the Rocky. But when the paper folded in February 2009, Sprengelmeyer decided to take a new direction as the owner of a small community paper with a circulation of about 2,000.
Earlier this year, he served as a speaker at SPJ's Region 9 Conference in Santa Fe.
In this half-hour program, he will talk with Rio Grande SPJ chapter member Laura Paskus about his experience and his belief that "the future of print is print."
This program is co-sponsored by SPJ's Rio Grande chapter.
SPJ Your SPJ Membership
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Join guest host and national membership committee chair Holly Edgell who will be talking with SPJ President John Ensslin about the possibility of reviving the Society's institutional membership for news organizations. AND, David Sheets, president of the St. Louis Pro Chapter and Freelance Committee member, will also be on the show.
Studio SPJ: name change debate
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Join us on Saturday, Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. Eastern when our next episode of Studio SPJ will feature a discussion of whether the Society of Professional Journalists should change its name.
This issue came up during our national convention in Anaheim when some delegates proposed changing the name to Society for Professional Journalism.
SPJ National President Dave Cuillier has appointed a task force to study the issues.
Two members of that task force, Region 2 Director Andy Schotz and Region 3 Director Michael Koretzky will debate the pros and cons of the issue.
Studio SPJ with Seth Rosenfeld
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Join us on Friday, Oct. 4 at 1 p.m. Eastern / 10 a.m. Pacific when our guest on Studio SPJ will be journalist and author Seth Rosenfeld. Rosenfeld, a former reporter of the San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Examiner, is the author of "Subversives, the FBI's War on Student Radicals and Reagan's Rise to Power." He also is the winner of SPJ's Sunshine Award this year and a past winner (2003) of the SDX Foundation's Eugene S. Pulliam First Amendment Award. Both awards recognized Rosenfeld's brilliant and dogged work in peeling back layer after layer of secrecy though his skillful and persistent use of the Freedom of Information Act. His fight to force the government to comply with the Act led to a series of court rulings that strengthened citizen access to federal public records. It also forced the release of some 300,000 documents and resulted in a judgement of $1 million to pay his pro bono attorneys' fees. Studio SPJ is an on-going series of conversations with journalists on topics of interest to the profession. This episode is co-sponsored by the Northern California chapter of SPJ.
Studio SPJ - The Region 1 Spring Conference
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Join us at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 2 when we'll discuss the upcoming Region 1 Spring Conference scheduled for April 25-26 at Boston University.
Our guests will be two of the organizers of the event, Jeff Cutler and Michael Fitzgerald.
We'll talk about some of the programs they've lined up as well as other nearby attractions that conference-goers can take in that weekend.
Click here for more information on the conference.
Studio SPJ with Jennifer Livingston
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Wisconsin television anchor/reporter Jennifer Livingston made headlines of her own in October went she responded on air to a viewer who criticized her as being overweight. The incident sparked a national discussion about obesity, self-esteem and bullying. It also put Livingston in the unusual position of being part of the news rather than the person reporting it. Now that a few months have passed, Livington has agreed to be our guest on Studio SPJ. The half-hour conversation, hosted by the Milwaukee chapter of SPJ, will air live on Jan. 3 at 1 p.m. Eastern. A graduate of Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa, Livingston started in 1997 as a general assignment reporter for WKBT in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. The viewer sent an email to Livingston telling her to "reconsider your responsibility as a local public personality to present and promote a healthy lifestyle." Livingston responded with a 4-minute on-air segment in which she acknowledged being overweight but said the viewer's words were cruel. She went on to say: "To all the children out there who feel lost, who are struggling with your weight, your sexual preference, your disability, even the acne on your face, listen to me right now: do not let your self-worth be defined by bullies." A YouTube clip of Livingston's remarks has drawn more than 10.5 million views. The incident also lead to Livingston making an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres show.
MGH Presents: ZeroLux Radio: Wendigo - a Maine Mystery
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The Wendigo - what is it? Is it a whimsical creature? A spiritual entity? A monster of the woods? On this episode we'll talk to a local Maine resident who has an experience that challenges one to question, "could it possibly be a wendigo?"
ZeroLux Paranormal is a weekly, Maine Based, Paranormal Reality Television show and we're well on our way to filming our 4th season! Our popular web series has its own website at www.zeroluxparanormal.com and can also be viewed on YouTube at www.youtube.com/zeroluxparanormal .
Join us on BlogTalkRadio at 7:00 pm to learn what we have to say about our past experiences, present focus points, and our future goals.
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And, of course, check out our radio show archives at the Maine Ghost Hunters Media site.
Studio SPJ with Paula Poindexter
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Are young people disconnected from traditional concept of news? If so, what are the implications for news organizations going forward?
Those will be two of the topics addressed during our next episode of Studio SPJ on Friday, Dec. 7 at 11 a.m. Central when our guest will be Paula Poindexter, a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin.
Poindexter will talk about her new book, Millennials, News, and Social Media: Is News Engagement a Thing of the Past? (published by Peter Lang.)
Poindexter, who earned her Ph.D. degree from Syracuse University and B.S. degree from The University of Texas at Austin, has been a manager and executive at The Los Angeles Times and a reporter and producer for KPRC-TV, the NBC affiliate in Houston.
In addition to teaching undergraduate and graduate journalism courses at The University of Texas at Austin, she is president-elect of AEJMC, the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
Her book addresses the generation that came of age as the importance of news waned and social media emerged.
This program is sponsored by the SPJ San Antonio pro chapter.
Studio SPJ - LIve from Anaheim
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Join us on Monday, Aug. 26 at 11 a.m. Eastern / 8 a.m. Pacific as we wrap up our live coverage of Excellence in Journalism 2013 with a conversation with two up and coming SPJ leaders.
Our guests will be Dana Neuts, a candidate for SPJ President-elect and Paul Fletcher, a candidate for SPJ Secretary-Treasurer. Both are running unopposed.
We'l talk about the state of the society and what they hope to accomplish as members of the executive committee.
Neuts has been a freelance journalist since 2003. She is the owner/publisher of iLoveKent.net.
She currently serves as SPJ Secretary-Treasurer. She previously served as Region 10 Director and as president of the Western Washington SPJ Chapter.
Fletcher is publisher and editor-in-chief of Virginia Lawyers Weekly, a newspaper and website for the legal profession in Richmond, Va. where he has worked since 1988.
He has served as president of the Virginia Pro chapter of SPJ for the last two years.
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Is Crossfit the best overall value in cross-training programs, or is there something better out there? Or is it better to save $ and design your own program?
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While not exactly a "Paleo" question, I'm not surprised it popped up.As a Crossfitter trainer, I can easily state it's one of thee best programs out there for general physical preparedness (GPP) and overall functional fitness. I adopted it years back to help with my martial arts conditioning and to keep me in top shape for my job as a firefighter.
Is it for everyone? It can be, but the key is to find a trainer that has either 1) experience above and beyond a simplistic Crossfit level-1 certification, and 2) understands, fully, the needs and goals of their clients as individuals. What's good for a 21 year old MMA athlete may NOT be good for a previously sedentary 50 year old mother of 3.
The beauty of Crossfit is that is is infinitely scalable to fit the individual, and if you find a good coach/affiliate, your programing, coaching, adn safety will be top-notch.
As with any program, though, it has it's drawbacks; while a bit controversial considering my position, I've outline a few of my concerns here: http://confessionsofacrossfitcoach.blogspot.com/2009/12/soapbox-time-some-thing-i-hate-about.html
It really depends. There can be such a difference between gyms (aka boxes) that you can't believe that they are both called Crossfit. Frankly, that is one of the complaints of the Crossfit detractors. No quality control. Some Crossfit people think the open market resolves those issues. I would recommend that you check out 1 or 2 boxes if you can. Alternatively, all the programming is given away for free on the main website. The question is wether or not you will push yourself hard enough.
I started crossfit on august 8th of this year weighing over 290 pounds. During my first baseline test (500m row, 40 air squats, 30 sit ups, 20 push ups, 10 pull ups) I was able to get 10:41 seconds but it took me around 2 hours for my heart to come back to resting pulse (I think I might have over done it a bit). I signed up for 2 times a week and have been going ever since. I had my baseline retest on Nov 7th and was able to get 7:14 while still having enough energy to do a strength class after it. My weight is down to 235 and body fat percentage 20.2%
How did I get there?
I got there because my "coach" (Jen) has been guiding me through all of the exercises that I thought I used to know from weight training for sports in High School or with friends. She corrects my form when it gets sloppy or answers questions about anything exercise related that I am curious about. She is my support in losing weight and getting into shape.
I've been fortune enough to be in a position where I can afford most any gym in my area. The thing that has made crossfit worth it for me is the team aspect of the classes, the knowledge of my instructors and the guiding principle of form over just getting the weight lifted.
I would never join another gym again and owe what I have learned from my crossfit instructors for my success.
I'm primarily a runner, and specifically an ultra-distance runner. My experience with 5 months of intense CrossFit (80+ workouts) has been phenomenal with regards to both my general fitness and also my running. I've never run so few miles while making such huge progress.
That said, there are a lot of kooks "out there" so your results may vary! I think it helps that just about everyone at my affiliate (CrossFit Bishop, CA) is an outdoor athlete of some kind, which I think gives our garage a special flavor and focus. Most of us have goals in the outdoors--rock/alpine/ice climbing, trail ultrarunning, backcountry skiing, so forth--so the cookie cutter daily WOD approach is not what we follow.
The only turn off to CrossFit I have in general is that there is so much hyperbole on the community boards sometimes! For instance, someone recently wrote about an athlete who can deadlift 500# AND run a 5:00 mile. But they make no mention of who that person is. It may not be impossible that such a person is out there, but I think when people write this, they owe it to both the community and the athlete to name such a remarkable person. What I have found, however, is that if you ask people for specifics, they go off on a rant about unrelated things, about how they find your lack of faith disturbing, etc. and they never provide the asked for info or training data or anything to back up their claim.
Frankly, that is just weak. But again, all CrossFitters and CrossFit trainers are not created equal. I'd hate to judge a program based on a single person (or even a group), unless I am judging it for me, based on ME, and my results--which so far, have been greater than anything else I've done.
As far as the money goes, a lot of these places are overcharging gratuitously for what they really provide. Again, let the buyer beware. Just because the method brings results doesn't mean the trainer will. Some seem to think elitist pricing will bring elite results. Find out who they train and what they are achieving--they should be ready and willing to share with you--if not, blow them off. The proof must be in the pudding.
Access to the combined knowledge of the CrossFit program and its adherents is free, add ~ $20 for the journal subscription.
CrossFit coaching and personal training however, is not free.
I think that is an important distinction.
The obvious question is how a novice interested in CrossFit can evaluate a box. Are there any CrossFit affiliate reviews anywhere?
The problem I have with my local crossfit box is that they don't seem to have any focus. I know that crossfit is supposed to be GPP and all kinds of wacky stuff but the trainer that owns it is just level 1 certified and doesn't seem to pay attention to individual clients or goals. AMRAPs and metcons are all well and good but I think more strength would benefit more. Specifically I have been going for two and a half months and I have seen no improvement in any of the clients.
That being said, I agree that CrossFit is great for people who want to show up and get their patooty kicked. It generally gives you a great beating. $100 dollars a month for no specific help and the inability to stand up twice a week isn't doing it or me though. I'm going to probably come up with a periodized schedule soon based off crossfit training with more strength involved
I got lucky, found a knowledgeable Crossfit gym and am absorbing info and technique. At 41 years old, this is my first exposure to weight training and intense workouts (met cons). They are doing such a good job, after a while I'll be able to work at home after a while and save some $. I am very glad I ponied up for the training and have been going 3 days a week for 4 months.
If by "CrossFit" you mean slavishly following the main page WODs, probably not (unless you're still pretty young and relatively untrained). But in that state, almost any program will benefit you.
CrossFit really is "GPP" (General Physical Preparedness) training. That means it deliberately seeks to get you in pretty good shape for almost anything, but will not get you into truly superior shape for any specific needs. If you have clear and specific sporting goals, then CrossFit may serve you well done in a limited fashion, but you really need to think about long-term development, addressing weaknesses over a period of years with well-planned periodized cycles, and planning for appropriate peaks within each training/competitive year. Following the main page WODs exclusively won't do any of that.
In particular, in my experience (and others), CF can't really prepare you for work that requires long-term effort (multi-hour, multi-day work). If your athletic goals (or your job) requires that, then you'll need to do specific training for that.
But if your goals are less specific than all of that (you just want to feel better and look good naked), and if by "CrossFit" you mean that you'll include more short, high-intensity anaerobic work than the average trainee, and you'll focus predominantly on the big, multi-joint movements (squat, clean, deadlift, snatch) and you'll include a reasonable amount of work where you learn to manipulate your own body in space (pullups, muscle-ups, handstand pushups, and other gymnastics) . . . yes, it's worth it.
Oh, and eat paleo, not Zone, unless you're truly a self-control freak.
As mentioned before, the problem with signing up with a Crossfit affiliate is that quality ranges wildly between gyms. If you're a beginner, and looking for a solution that you can easily work into your schedule without too much thought, then a Crossfit affiliate or any other reliable gym (check reviews, go in for a session, see if they are good teachers) will suffice. I enjoyed doing Crossfit, and occasionally cycle it into my training. The benefits of joining a Crossfit gym are in learning the proper ways to do the exercises as to mitigate chances for injuries (understanding the concept of scaling), and to keep one accountable into attending workouts as it is a very social experience.
If you've got a good feeling for the above, making your own workout plan (either based on what they have posted as the WorkoutOftheDay on www.crossfit.com , reading sites such as Keith Norris's Theory to Practice, or trying out Tabata workouts) would definitely be a more affordable route.
In conclusion, is Crossfit the best bang for your buck? I find most cross-training programs to be expensive fitness solutions, but as they [Crossfit] have started incorporating more heavy-weight based workouts to round out their profile, I'd have to say they have an advantage over others. Again, it depends on what your fitness goals are. Crossfit assists one taking their general, semi-technical fitness to the next level.
I have several friends who do Crossfit. If it fit my schedule better I would do it.
I think it is worth it. It gives you a group of people to work with. Normally your gym mates and instructors will be very helpful. My two friends who have done both have packed on muscle and are much more fit now.
Give it a try for a month or two.
I have heard a few 'horror' stories from people who have flamed out, too. It is not for everyone.
I would love for this guy to try and go toe to toe with any of us at my box.
I really enjoy CrossFit. It's a great functional fitness program. I would recommend supplementing with flow yoga and perhaps some clubbell work(both circular involve circular work) as CrossFit focuses on linear movement.
I started CF with several other 40 to 50 yr old Moms & began eating paleo at the same time. It has been about 6 weeks now & we follow a 3 day on/1 day off rolling schedule. I have lost about 12 lbs so far & feel great. I am much stronger & much fitter than I have ever been in my entire life. I am starting to note the beginnings of observable muscles in all kinds of cool places (like my legs & upper arms) where I never could see them before. We have a great trainer - new to CF, but very experienced in martial arts, wrestling, fitness coaching, etc.
I have gone the 24 hr fitness route in the past - gone every day,seen a personal trainer,etc. Never did anything for me but drain my wallet. The CF/paleo combo has enormously improved my quality of life. In addition, my kids think I'm pretty cool 'cause I can kick their butts in cleans, jerks, & squats. My cardio (I'm an uphill hiker) improved greatly within the first 2 weeks.
If you've got a great trainer, the CF/paleo combo is fantastic.
I used to be into crossfit many years ago. I think crossfit started losing it's legitimacy when they made it a set style of training and started handing out certifications like candy at a parade.
CrossFit was the catalyst that finds me in the Paleo community... so how can it be bad?
I have never set foot inside a box, but I frequently do the mainsite WOD on my own. I know for a fact that I would never have seen the results that I have without CrossFit. Is it for everyone? Obviously not! However, the WOD's are posted free everyday, so I would definitely challenge anyone interested in CF to pick & choose what you can do on your own as a trial to see if it might be something that interests you.
I do like the posted WODs on the web sites. Working with a group has benefits (we are a group here). Cross fitters are the benchmark even for special typed forces so something works. My major concern is the lack of FORM over SPEED in the WODs. They teach form but if you disregard it in the WOD for time- injuries will happen. If you can join a local CF- Id give it a try but they still push the Zone diet so don't go there. Robb Wolf has tried to change that 1980 style diet inside CF with limited success.
It has always seemed culty to me, but you can't argue with its results. (I don't do it myself but frequently draw inspiration from the WOD)
Its hype... why are you selling lifting and cardio. If you can't do it on your own, you are a pussy. These people are pussy assistants. You have no motivation and cannot do your own research so you run a mile and then rep bench press. What a waste... you never get faster or stronger, but better at being average. Common sense 101... lift 4 days a week, do your own runs, do some erg rowing and you will be fitter than any crossfit tool.


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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - A local Chihuahua named "Chico" is getting some of the credit for helping to nab a couple of robbery suspects. Two Baton Rouge men were arrested for robbing the Capital One Bank on Government Street last Wednesday. They had gotten away, until a day later when Chico stepped in.
"Chico" has been in Peter Budo's life for seven years. The pair seems to have pretty good understanding. "'Chico' is my protector," Budo says. He says the pint-sized protector packs a punch, or bite. "Chico" recently showed off his crime-fighting skills when he sensed something odd in Budo's backyard Thursday afternoon.
"When I came back out, after letting him out, he was running in circles and barking up the fence right here." So, Budo took a peek over his fence. "I saw the shoes and I saw the pants laying down. That's all I could see. It threw me for a loop. I jumped back because I thought somebody was gonna get up." Little did he know, the owner of those pants was long gone.
Wednesday morning, there was a bank robbery at Capital One on Government Street, just a few feet away from "Chico's" backyard. The suspect was caught on surveillance video handing over a demand letter to the teller. He later took off toward St. Tammany Street with the cash he nabbed. "There's a perfect escape route for the criminal to get through. You can cut right through there," Budo says.
Police believe that's what 24-year-old Aaron Starks did. He and his alleged partner in crime, 19-year-old Marlon Jackson, were eventually captured. Police say it wasn't hard catching the duo because one of them left their driver's license in the pair of pants that Budo found. "The neighbors who live over there by the bank, we would like to commend them for helping us out because without them, we would not have made the arrests as quickly as we did," says L'Jean McKneely with Baton Rouge police. "I like to say that it's 'Chico' who deserves the credit," Budo says.
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With reports [Edit: SUGGESTING] that Braxton Miller [MAY] not be in uniform for The Game this season, or possibly any of Ohio State's other games, for that matter, and with backup QB extraordinaire Kenny Guiton having graduated, many mgousers are asking, "who's the backup?" The answer, most likely, is redshirt freshman JT Barrett, a 4-start athlete recruit from Texas coming off a 2012 ACL tear. Here are a few resources on Barrett:
1) Columbus Dispatch blog post from this morning, in which an OSU assistant does a Fred Jackson routine on Barret's skill set and then says, "you don't need a howitzer to succeed in college." Also, Barrett "is the kind of kid who befriends cafeteria workers and special-needs students," which sadly seems to make him unique among his teammates.
2) JT Barret's Rivals profile, which has a bunch of dumb football stuff and a photo of him not even smiling. Come on, JT, you 'spose to be a quarterback!
3) Eleven Warriors article, which has an embedded clip of Barret's junior year high school highlights, a bunch of coach quotes, and a really big color photo.
It is also not outside the realm of possibility that OSU's backup will instead be Cardale "I ain't come to play school" Jones. But all you really need from him is his Twitter handle: @cardalejones
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The other thread is getting too long to dig through and there is new information out. The official report is a dislocated shoulder with the MRI results coming this morning. A dislocated shoulder on a non contact throw sounds like doom for Miller's season. Get healthy and have a long successful career in the pros Braxton.


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Sadistic dentists, rip-roaring tunes and a giant man-eating plant kept children on the edge of their seats during a college's first ever play.
Pupils from primary schools across Borehamwood were granted a preview of Elstree UTC's production of The Little Shop of Horrors.
The story of a giant man-eating plant that takes over the world kept the audience of 160 children laughing, clapping and wanting more.
The college in Studio Way specialises in vocational education for film, television and the creative arts and the performance showcased all the skills the students had learned in their first 19 weeks.
Principal Moira Green said: "As well as dancing, singing and acting, the students were involved in every single aspect of the production, from designing the set, to doing makeup and hair, to creating the costumes, performing the music to doing sound and lighting.
"It's a really amazing show that sounds great and looks fantastic. Our audiences are in for a treat."
Georgina Feldman, who plays the hapless Audrey, said she had greatly enjoyed the ten weeks of rehearsals.
She said: "Audrey is a very different character from me, blonde and stupid and always suffering bad things, it's been great playing her and I'm looking forward to performing in front of an audience."
Parents and members of the public will be able to see the show tonight and tomorrow from 7.30pm.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) Sam Mikulak successfully defended his U.S. men's gymnastics title Sunday, rallying past Jake Dalton in the final rotation to cap a dramatic comeback. The three-time NCAA champion began the day in fourth place but surged past Dalton and former national champions John Orozco and Danell Leyva with six nearly flawless routines. Mikulak had a two-day total of 180...
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NEW INFORMATION: Lakeview Avenue shooting
ESCAMBIA COUNTY -- Pensacola police are looking for the person who shot a 58-year old man at his home.
The shooting happened around 9:15 last night, on East Lake View Avenue in Pensacola.
At this time, police have no motive behind the shooting.
A friend of the victim is wondering why the shooting happened.
Kavontae Smalls
"The sound of gun fire grabbed neighbors attention Wednesday night when the man living at this home was shot in the leg"
"This thing that's happened is a shock to me"
'Anthony', who didn't want to be fully identified, says the man who was shot is Abdul Parupia...
And the two have been friends for more than twenty years.
Police say, Parupia was returning from work Wednesday night, but when he walked up to his home, the suspect was there waiting...
'Anthony' - Friend of shooting victim
"He said he was behind that car, hiding and waiting for him"
Parupia was shot in the leg, and witnesses say he lost a lot of blood.
Moments after the shooting, the suspect fled the scene.
Anthony describes the family's reaction.
"You hit my father, you shot my father and then the mother said you better call 911 before your father dies over here"
Parupia was rushed to Sacred Heart Hospital, where he is still be treated.
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"It was rather shocking that we'd have something this close to our home"
Many neighbors have never experienced a shooting in East Pensacola Heights.
David Whitehill has lived in the area for 3-years.
"There are alot of shootings in Escambia County, this is the first I've heard in this neighborhood. // "I hope it's isolated, I'd really like to know what was behind it"
"He's very family oriented, very helpful to people, and I don't think he deserved what happened to him"
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Won a drone on the best buy game contest......got 5 months of xbox live for 5 bucks...and took advantage of the great deal at Kmart.
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He wasn't fleeing, he was going to his car for a weapon...... Or I thought he was...
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He wasn't fleeing, he was going to his car for a weapon...... Or I thought he was...
By virtue of invading my my home for assumed deadly reasons... While inside my abode, I won't care if they're facing me, sideways or their back's to me. As long as they're standing in my house, they and/or them are a deadly threat.
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I understood the Homeowner fired additional shots outside the house to only disable the getaway vehicle and prevent him from attacking someone else. They did show a shot out tire on the van. I can only assume he targeted the tires and maybe the engine block.
I don't expect the Homeowner will get much grief since the evidence will show the tires shot at.
I'd let him walk on this one if I were on the Grand Jury!
But, I do live in Teas too!
Still I wonder why he didn't put more center mass shots in the Perp when he was in the house.
Must have been quick as a rabbit once the lead started coming at him.
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18/12/10 - improved obstacles for mission 2C, 3C and 5C.
17/12/10 - reduced mine collision area.
15/12/10 - slowed down the animation.
Line Runner is back! Race through different obstacles by drawing a path for your runner. Collect rings for speed while avoiding the purple mines.
In addition to new levels and bosses, I introduce "LR Designer" - a built-in software for creating and sharing your own levels. Each level you upload to Newgrounds is entitled a scoreboard of its very own.
MOUSE MOVE - draw path
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it was hard to play
I thought it was funny and nicley done, althoug it was hard to play because the controlls respond a little bit of time. I also think you should be able to play with the arrow keys rather then the mouse if you should wish to do so, since that would make the game easier to play, at least for me.
Not Bad
The idea is great, But I found that sometimes my character doesn't quite react like he should, It seems to lag when the stage speeds up. I also agree with some previous comments, I'm not to fond of the controls. Also the missles are a little do difficult to avoid.
A lot like "Solipskier"
Not a terrible game but I couldn't help but think about "Solipskier" as I played it. However, I do think in certain ways, there's SOME originality in the idea of drawing to progress in a game. I like that you can flip your character around by clicking on it. However, I think that while using the mouse, there wasn't enough control over him, it gets quickly awkward to move him around, which was somewhat of a problem in "Solipskier" too, although that game had better finesse.
Overall, I feel like this game has potential but I'm not sure if the final execution of it was right. Either way, it is nice to be able to make your own levels, but better luck next time.
avarage, also, solipskier already did this, and better
No medals? Fun game though.
nice game but it is in games with medals and I don't see any medals..


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ATA renews support for cross-border trucking
American Trucking Associations officials Oct. 18 praised leaders in Mexico and the United States for their work to end the long-running dispute over cross-border trucking.
The pilot program officially began Oct. 14 after officials granted provisional operating authority to the first Mexican carrier participant, Transportes Olympic.
"We're pleased that after years of delay, and untold billions in economic damage, the Obama administration has found a way to live up to our obligations under the North American Free Trade Agreement," said Bill Graves, ATA president and chief executive officer.
In March, Mexico agreed to remove the remaining 50 percent of the $2.4 billion retaliatory tariffs against U.S. agricultural, consumer and other products five days after the program began. "Congress put us in this position of violating NAFTA in 2009 by halting a successful pilot program," Graves said. "This short-sighted action led to Mexico raising tariffs on hundreds of products, which we're thankful to the Mexican government for dropping."
ATA has a longstanding policy in support of NAFTA's cross-border trucking provisions, provided those provisions are implemented equally. "While we still have reservations about how the U.S. government will provide oversight for Mexican carriers, we hope that Mexico will also provide transparent access for American companies eager to compete in the market," Graves said.
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Plans for new plant OK'd
Plans for the new, highly anticipated Olin-Winchester facility were approved unanimously during the Lafayette County Planning Commissions regular meeting Tuesday night. The new facility will be built south of County Road 166, the entrance into the park, and on the west side of the existing facility where land is already being cleared. (December 29, 2010, Page 1)
Squirrels causing power outages throughout Oxford
When the lights flicker, it could mean another grey squirrel has lost his life on a power line in Oxford. Squirrels cause $10-$15,000 in damages each year despite City of Oxford's Electric Department's best efforts to keep them away. (December 29, 2010, Page 1)
Let's be reasonable with those resolutions
Have you decided on any New Year's resolutions? With only a couple of days to go before 2011 hits, Editor Don Whitten makes a few suggestions including resolutions about eating, exercising, reading, voting – and writing letters to the editor. (December 29, 2010, Page 4)
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It was a storm that altered quite a few lives in Abbeville.
The F2 tornado ripped through Abbeville on May 2. It was an early Sunday morning when it hit, damaging about 40 homes and taking one woman's life. Phyllis Sabbatini, 45, was killed when the tornado directly hit her home. Nearby homes had severe damage as well. (December 28, 2010, Page 1)
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When a $1.27 trillion funding bill was killed earlier this month by Republicans trying to rein in spending, Oxford lost $2.8 million it was expecting to get to renovate its aging historic City Hall. Some local transit projects and University of Mississippi initiatives also saw their funding cut as a result of this effort to bring federal spending under control. (December 28, 2010, Page 1)
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Comer is meeing with MDEQ officials on Wednesday. (December 28, 2010, Page 1)
Local columnist Jimmy Reed writes about a friend and former student to show a trait he's resolving to try to take on in 2011 – naturalness. (December 28, 2010, Page 4)
Musicians tune up The Tone Room
Owning a commercial recording studio seemed to happen by coincidence for local musician David Kincaid.
Kincaid, who has been in the music scene for about 20 years, began collecting studio equipment a few years ago in an attempt to record some of his own tracks, but now he, along with producer/engineer Bryan Ward, is helping others reach their dreams in music at The Tone Room recording studio located at 1420 N. Lamar Blvd., Suite 102. (December 27, 2010, Page 8)
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Anna Tikhonova, Carlos D. Correa, Kwan-Liu Ma, "Visualization by Proxy: A Novel Framework for Deferred Interaction with Volume Data," IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, vol. 16, no. 6, pp. 1551-1559, November/December, 2010.
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