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The Michigan Department of Community Health and the Lenawee County Health Department confirmed that numerous people were indeed sickened with the norovirus at the Tough Mudder games in Brooklyn on June 29-30.
Most of the ill caught the virus on the race course itself, generally from getting mud or water in a participant's mouth.
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Baseball followers have come to a new craze of creating pins for their groups. These pins are have been especially well liked amidst younger fans and usually are utilised for Little League groups. These pins display other ones that you are a part of a little league or other youth baseball league, and there are many ways to make a good one.
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Chris Schwinden has arrived from Triple-A Buffalo to take Mike Pelfrey's rotation spot.
Young is scheduled to throw a simulated game Monday in Port St. Lucie, Fla. If he passes that hurdle, he should advance to a Florida State League game five days later -- May 5 against Dunedin at Digital Domain Park. Young will pitch at a higher level of the minors as well before joining the major league team.
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"He's going to get an extended look," Collins said about Schwinden. "We brought him here for that. And we'll give him an opportunity to show us what he can do. But we were very impressed with Jeremy Hefner the other day. I thought he threw the ball very good. So we had some options here. We'll just see what happens down the road."
Collins effectively ruled out seeing Triple-A prospects Matt Harvey or Jeurys Familia in the foreseeable future at the major league level.
"We're not going to push Familia or Harvey," Collins said. "They're going to spend, I'm sure, the majority of the year in Triple-A. One of the things I thought Sandy [Alderson] did that I thought really helped was bringing Chris Young back. I think C.Y. will probably be ready middle of May, end of May. And if that's the case, we've got ourselves a pretty good pitcher coming up."
Why the conservatism with Harvey and Familia?
"You've got to pitch consistent," Collins said. "I've spent too many years in Triple-A with good pitchers to know that numbers aren't always the true indicator of whether they can pitch here. So Matt Harvey, the one thing he's got to show us is that he can throw all of his pitches for strikes, regardless of what the results may be. With his arm and his stuff, if he can pound the strike zone with all of his pitches, he's going to be effective."
Schwinden, 25, went 0-2 with a 4.71 ERA in four starts last September.
"Last year, when he first came up, the games he pitched early, he fell behind in the counts and got roughed up a little bit," Collins said. "The game against St. Louis, he was strike one against a lot of guys. That was a big advantage for him. When you pitch in this ballpark [Coors Field], you cannot fall behind. You've got to attack the hitters. You've got to get ahead."
Also among rehabbing Port St. Lucie players:
• Jenrry Mejia, who had Tommy John surgery the same day as Young's shoulder surgery, is due to throw 75 pitches in his next outing, in a structured setting. After that, Mejia could enter a game-type setting as well.
• D.J. Carrasco, who fired two scoreless innings for St. Lucie on Thursday as he returns from a right ankle sprain, still needs to work back-to-back days in the Florida State League during his rehab assignment.
• Pedro Beato (shoulder) is four to five days from facing hitters for the first time.
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The sales outlet at Fort Scott is managed by Western National Parks and Monuments Association, a cooperating association that maintains sales areas at 52 National Park units. Cooperating associations sell educational items that promote park stories. The outlet at Fort Scott offers several books, CDs, DVDs, videos, posters, maps, and historical souvenir items.
Western National Parks Association (W.N.P.A.) is one of the largest cooperating associations supporting the National Park Service. It is considered a non-profit organization, in that all the money made in the bookstores goes toward helping the national park areas. At Fort Scott, W.N.P.A. funds free and sales publications, employs a sales associate, and donates money to support the site's interpretive operations.
Membership in W.N.P.A. costs 25.00 annually: memberships are sold at Fort Scott and at other W.N.P.A. outlets. Among other benefits, association members receive a 15% discount at all National Park sales areas that are operated by cooperating associations. For more details, visit www.wnpa.org.
For a list of all cooperating associations participating in the discount program visit the website for the Association of Partners for Public Lands.
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HoustonRobert | Houston
Good location off I81 up on top of a hill. Recently renovated, clean, in good repair, spacious rooms. Free wifi & breakfast. This is a pet friendly hotel, so you will see many many dogs here. For our stay dogs were well behaved and quiet. If you are allergic to animals don't stay here. Otherwise a good economical stopover place.
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"Stayed for a week in July!"
Reviewed Aug 11, 2014
pattyp814 | Dothan, Alabama
I stayed here for a week in July while visiting family and sightseeing in the area. Here are my pros/cons of LaQuinta Wytheville: Pros: *Large comfortable room, with a beautiful view of the mountains. The photos you'll see that have the rainbow in them here are the ones I took. Definitely ask for a mountain view when you check in; granted they can't accommodate all. If you don't get a mountain view, then at least make some time to go down to the two picnic tables in front of the property to enjoy the view. *Breakfast selection was good for a chain; only complaint is I wish they had different fruits besides bananas. I do like bananas, but everyday got a little monotonous. *The staff who oversees the breakfast area were great; as soon as you needed something, they gladly assisted you. *The decor of the breakfast area and the nook across from the check in desk are very nice. *Rooms are also comfortably decorated *Although I do not have one to travel with, I honestly loved the fact that guests are OK to bring dogs here. I stayed here during a busy part of the summer, and I witnessed the fact that the good old American road trip is definitely alive and well! Owners seemed very responsible with their pets, and I loved seeing all of the different breeds of dogs. I had no issues with dog smells or anything like that which some of the reviewers here said. I didn't encounter a negative with this. *One night housekeeping accidentally forgot to leave any new towels, so I went down to the front desk and had to wait for just a moment while the receptionist on duty called a couple who was out at dinner to say that she could hear their dog barking from the room; and that while none of the other guests had complained, she wanted to get to them before they did. I thought this was very responsible. *Gym facility was small, but definitely enough to keep you going on the road. *Pool area had a beautiful view of the mountains (pool itself looked scary); I didn't have the opportunity to go in. Either the color of the water didn't look right or the bottom of the pool itself needed repainting; not sure, it just didn't look too good; plenty of kids were enjoying it when I swung by to check it out, though. Cons: *For two consecutive nights early in our stay, the fire alarm went off. There was no fire, but I guess some water pipe/main had broken, causing the alarm to go off. The first time it did, there was a little confusion as to be expected. Everyone did evacuate; many already in their PJs since it was after 9 p.m. The alarm went off for a good half hour. Things happen, and the reason why I'm putting this experience in my "cons" section is that I do not like the way the communication to the guests was handled. There seemed to be just one woman on duty at the front desk when this happened. The guests were scattered all around the parking area while the alarm went off. To make some announcement to the crowd about what was happening, she just spoke out to the few around the very front of the building who could hear here; all of the other guests had to ask other guests and hear by word of mouth that we could go back into the building, if we wished; but the alarm would still be sounding until the fire department could shut it off. This seriously is not a way to communicate to a crowd of guests. At minimum, she needed a megaphone. Seriously. Even if she just used it to amplify her voice to tell all of the guests across the parking lot that she needed them to come closer so she could tell everyone at once what was going on. *Before we were notified that it was ok to go back in, we all noticed two young (9ish years old) kids in a guest room window, waving to everyone below. The glass was steamed up. Some of us wondered if they were in need of rescuing? Was that steam from the shower or smoke from a fire? What adults left their kids in a room when an alarm was going off in a public building? Didn't the staff do a "sweep" of each floor to make sure its guests were out and safe? These are the things that concerned me this night... the first of TWO nights the alarm went off, but I'm getting to that. *This one is not a con against the hotel, but against SOME adults: If you're still reading this, please know that the reason it says by every elevator to take stairs in case of an emergency is because the elevators WILL NOT WORK. Do you know how many adults were lined up outside of the elevator, pressing the buttons and wasting time (had this been a dire emergency) to try to get the elevator to come to them. IT WILL NOT WORK, TAKE THE STAIRS! *Similar as above, I overheard a lady the next day, complaining to the hotel receptionist (who was not the same one on duty as the previous night) about the fire alarm going off. To the LaQuinta's staff member's credit, she was very understanding of what the woman had to say, and very polite. The grown woman complaining actually said to the receptionist, "Our life is in your hands." NO. NO, IT'S NOT. I am not putting my life in the hands of LaQuinta, Hilton, The Ritz, or Super 8. No wonder why some adults become injured or die during emergencies. They lose the ability to think for themselves. Seriously, this woman said that she had put her life in the hands of LaQuinta during the alarm/evacuation, and she was not satisfied with whatever it was she was complaining about. I totally disagree, you are an adult, you are responsible for yourself, especially in an emergency. *On the second night of the alarm going off, it was annoying. I honestly let it go off for a little bit, looked around, made sure I couldn't smell smoke, etc. but I decided not to leave the room. (I was also not visible from the window like those children were in their room had been the night before). Some of the guests did evacuate. After a few minutes of the loud alarm going off, I called the front desk and asked if it was the same issue as the night before; she said yes and it wasn't an emergency per se for the guests; the fire department would have to come to shut it off, which they did. *I know some people on here did some criticizing about the decor or ambiance of the hotel; Yes, it does seem a little older and they fixed it up some and tried to update it by painting in contemporary colors. You're not buying the place to live here. It's decent enough to stay here. I don't know, I guess I'm just not THAT picky. It's clean, and they did the best they could to make it up to date without doing structural changes for aesthetics. *I personally wouldn't want a room on the lower floor that is directly across from the breakfast area. *This is a smoke-free hotel, which is a huge plus for me. I don't know why anyone still smokes. Don't even get me going on that. I pulled up one day, mid-day, and a small clump of employees was on the side steps, smoking. I'm going to guess that they're not supposed to be doing that, because my sudden appearance seem to have startled them when I drove up, and they all started to act like they weren't smoking, or they were doing something else. Smoking directly outside of a smoke-free building, makes me wonder if that still gets this place to bill itself as smoke-free? To me, the property surrounding it should be smoke-free, too. *We had a few minor issues with housekeeping; we asked for another comforter for my mom's bed as the second night she noticed black stains on it, perhaps from mascara (she doesn't wear any). We left a note and they changed it; another day, we came back and our bathroom was only half cleaned, and there were absolutely no towels or amenities left. *LaQuinta is doing a lot of marketing that you can get a text when you're room is ready...yeah, this doesn't work. I never got one, and then I literally checked in, went up to the room, and got the text that my room was ready! I know it seems like I've left a lot of negatives; I'm a teacher, so if I were to grade this place, I'd say about a B/B+. Some things made up for others. The major issue I had overall was the lack of communication abilities of this hotel to a crowd of people during a (potential?) emergency situation. This really needs to be improved. Otherwise, I definitely enjoyed my stay here. The view was so welcoming each morning; the breakfast was good; the staff was always kind and attentive. See some of the other reviews that I have left, or check these places out in the Wytheville area, they are all pretty closeby, good for day trips or other such stops; I highly recommend: *Edith Bolling Wilson museum in downtown Wytheville (less than 5 mins away); she was the 2nd wife to President Wilson. *Hannah's Attic, also downtown, a antique shop that also sells new items; very good prices and friendly people *Wytheville area visitor's center...also while there, ask to visit (for about $5) the Great Lakes to Florida Museum...very interesting! *Big Walker Mountain Lookout, about a 15-ish minute drive? *Beagle Ridge Herb Farm....worth the drive; address says Wytheville, but it's out in the boonies. Worth the visit, for sure; just look at their website for specific directions. *Henley Mountain Blueberry Farm...in same area as the herb farm mentioned above.
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"Good place when traveling with a pet."
Reviewed Aug 6, 2014
Doug L | Mansfield, Ohio
I just stayed at this property the other night and found it to be clean and comfortable. We travel with a small dog and this property if very dog friendly. They have recently remodeled the property and it was done very well. Beds are outstanding. The pool area is the only downfall. Hot tub not working and swimming pool water was an odd color. I would not have used the pool anyway.
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Area Attractions & Landmarks
Ft. Chiswell Animal Park, 9 mi.
Beagle Ridge Organic Herb Farm, 4 mi.
Virginia City and Gem Mine, 15 mi.
Area Companies & Businesses
Wytheville Community Hospital, 3 mi.
Pepsi Bottling Group, 1 mi.
Quaker - Tropicana - Gatorade, 1 mi.
Longwood Industries Inc., 2 mi.
Hutchinson Sealing Systems, 2 mi.
Amcor Pet Packaging, 3 mi.
Wytheville Community College, 1 mi.
Nearby Sports & Recreation
Gale Wind Amusement Park with Par 3 Golf, 3 mi.
Nearby Restaurants
Applebee's, .25 mi.
Bob Evans, .25 mi.
Cracker Barrel, .25 mi.
ElPurto, .25 mi.
Ocean Bay, .25 mi.
PeKing, .25 mi.
Shoney's, .25 mi.
Waffle House, 1 mi.
Log House, 2 mi.
Sage Brush, 2.75 mi.
Ruby Tuesday, 3 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
West Wind Farm Vineyard/Winery, 8 mi.
Fort Chiswell Outlets, 8 mi.
Wytheville Commons, 3 mi.
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Romanowski said that he's been thinking about the slow starts of the Broncos and has figured out what is going on. Keep in mind that I am paraphrasing because trying to quote him would hurt my brain. His theory is that Manning, sub-consciously, is allowing the Broncos to fall behind. That way Manning can prove to himself that he can lead the team back; therefore proving to himself and others that he is back from his injury. His basic point is that the games are a mirror image of Manning's rehab and until Manning admits that he is completely healthy, then the Broncos will continue to follow this pattern. Wait, it gets better!
Romanowski also said that Manning has too much control of the Broncos and until John Fox takes the team back from him, they are never going to win big. He also believes that Fox has to get back to what he believes, which he says is running the football. Romanowski said that the Broncos have to run the ball 55-60% of the time in order to be a winning football team. Former Bronco center Tom Nalen, now a co-host with Les Shapiro, completely disagreed with his former teammate and tried very hard to be nice about it. Nalen told Romanowski that it is actually the opposite that has to happen if the Broncos are going to go on a winning streak. Nalen said, and I'm paraphrasing again, that the best thing Fox and the coaches can do is just get out of Manning's way.
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Meanwhile, Olivia's interviewing the bus driver, who's crying because he'd never hit anyone before, and he felt horrible for weeks after hitting a pigeon, and unless pigeons are considered rare, exotic birds over here, he really ought to get over that.
And Lee's using a Fringe doohickey to check the area for environmental degradation, but doesn't find any: "Molecular cohesion is intact," he says, and one of the other agents asks why this is a Fringe case, then. Lee doesn't answer, but he looks around a little more, and spots the pen by the mailbox.
He shows it to alt-Charlie and Olivia, and asks when the last time was that they saw one of those. "God, a pen? I don't know. Preschool, maybe," says Olivia, and alt-Charlie says he didn't know they even still made them. This one looks new, though, with no dents or scratches, and I'd like to point out that I have a case full of old pens on my desk, none of which have "dents or scratches," and Lee says he found it by the mailbox, which is where Olivia says the bike-messenger swerved "so he wouldn't hit some old guy that was bending down."
Lee looks thoughtful, and alt-Charlie asks if they're just supposed to stand there and watch him think. "It's pretty rare finding one of these just lying around," says Lee, and Olivia thinks maybe the old guy bent down to pick it up, causing the bike messenger to swerve and hit the stand. "Like the pen started some kind of ... chain reaction," says Lee.
Suddenly, Olivia sees Peter across the street. Just standing there looking at her, with a half-frown. She stares across the street long enough for alt-Charlie and Lee to ask her what's up, by which point Peter's gone, and she just says she thought she recognized someone. She shrugs it off, and they get back to brainstorming. "So... Fringe event or not?" says alt-Charlie, holding the pen. "Not sure yet. But something weird definitely happened here," says Lee. Olivia agrees, but she's NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT THE PEN, guys.
So over at Fauxlivia's apartment, Frank is making supper and watching television, which is running some story that there's fear the smallpox outbreak in North Texas is spreading (remember, Texas is two states in this universe). He looks at a dry-erase schedule on the fridge and notes a week that he's on call -- wait, so is it just ballpoint pens that are rare? But the usefulness of some sort of WRITING IMPLEMENT is still acknowledged? Come on.
Anyway, Olivia comes home and thanks him for making supper, and he wants to know how things were today, and she says they were pretty good, and then she asks about the smallpox outbreak (twenty-two cases), because she heard things were pretty bad, and she wants to know if "Atlanta called," and Frank says no one has assigned him yet, and Olivia reminds him for some reason that he's a virologist and smallpox is one of his areas of expertise, so he may as well start packing. But he wants to talk about her and what it was like for her to be back at work. But she's kind of cagey about it, and finally explains about seeing Peter.
"Do you remember the Secretary's son -- the one who was kidnapped when he was a boy?" she says, and Frank does, so Olivia says it was him: "But it wasn't really him. It was -- it was like I was hallucinating or something," she says, and maybe Olivia and Frank should be questioning how she knows that it was the Secretary's son, given that adult Peter doesn't really look like the kid who played Peter as a boy, but anyway Frank asks if she told Broyles (no) and he suggests that she shouldn't be on field duty, and she says she needs her life back, and he says, "and I love your gung-ho attitude," I mean, he actually speaks the words "I love your gung-ho attitude," and he says it's fine if she needs help, and she reminds him that it was just her first day back so it's not surprising "that there's a trace," and he says he can take himself off call, but that's not what she wants.
And then she tries to lighten things up and change the subject by looking at the food he's making and wondering where he got the avocados and how much he paid for them, and he makes her promise to tell Broyles if this happens again, and she agrees. And then she asks if they can eat, and they can, but Olivia still looks slightly perturbed at what's going on. Or maybe she's worried about avocados blowing the household grocery budget.
Over at alt-Fringe, Lee and alt-Charlie are discussing the accidents: both involved distraction (but as Lee points out, that's the root of pretty much every accident) but they can't find any connection between the victims. The first guy has been working at a hospital for the past fifteen years, while the second victim has been working at Gregson Electric for little more than a year.
Charlie wonders if maybe they just are freak accidents, but Lee says Olivia thinks he's right, about there being chain reactions that led up to the crashes. "OK. Well now that you two have, uh, rediscovered your Vulcan mind-meld, do you think she's doing OK?" says Charlie, and now I'm wondering just who played Spock in Earth-2. Anyway, Lee thinks she is doing OK, but Charlie's a little uncomfortable, which Lee says isn't a shocker: "You let a doppelganger cold-cock you with a bottle because you didn't pick up on the fact that she wasn't your partner," he says. Charlie scoffs that Lee would have known any better, but Lee maintains he knows Olivia better. "Right, 'cause you kissed her one time," says Charlie, and Lee protests that he couldn't have known she had a boyfriend. Then Charlie asks this: "When she was having her breakdown, she kept on and on about how they were trying to make her believe she was somebody else, that this wasn't her life. This is gonna sound nuts. What if she's telling the truth? What if it's not the real her?" Lee thinks that is nuts, and they laugh it off, with Charlie getting in a final point that you cannot tell the Olivias apart.
But then Lee, looking through pictures of the crime scene from yesterday, notices a ballpoint pen on the ground near the victim. "Get Liv, tell her we got something. Someone is causing these accidents on purpose." Charlie wants to know how that's even possible: "I mean, what would be the odds?"
Well, Bad-Astrid's got the odds: zero-point-zero-zero-zero. Impossible. (I don't know who came up with "Bad-Astrid," but I LOVE IT.) Lee reminds her that they "see impossible every day," and she corrects him, pointing out that they see improbable every day. "You're asking me if it is possible to use a ballpoint pen to set off a chain of events that culminates in someone getting killed by a bus twice?" she asks. Olivia points out that since there are so few ballpoint pens out there, that finding one at both crime scenes is an anomaly itself. Which is kind of hilarious, because that means Olivia thinks it would be weirder for two ballpoint pens (as rare as they are) to just turn up at a crime scene than for someone to have orchestrated this chaos. You can understand Bad-Astrid's decisiveness, is what I'm saying.
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A number of services have been hit by strike action in Chester over changes to pay and conditions.
Pendle Council in Lancashire remains hung with no party in overall control. Labour gained two seats to tie at 18 each with the conservatives. Control of the council is subject to negotiations. The Lib Dems took 12 seats the BNP took 1.
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Police were forced to break up a late-night election count fracas in St Helen's.
A row broke out as Liberal Democrats in Labour-controlled St Helen's suffered a series of setbacks, leading to disappointment for the party's leader on the council, Brian Spencer who lost his seat.
According to witnesses at St Helen's Town Hall there was a confrontation between Mr Spencer and Labour candidate Mark Johnson, who fell across a table and landed on his mother.
It is understood police officers intervened, but no arrests were made.
Lib Dem councillor Michael Haw said Mr Spencer, the council's ex-opposition leader, was upset at losing his seat.
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Labour have managed to strengthen their hold across Merseyside by taking control of three of the region's councils.Read the full story
Labour took control of Sefton Council - the first time the borough has been controlled by a single party.
It increased its number of councillors by eight and successfully defended seven of its own seats.
One of the surprise results was in Blundellsands, where Conservative group leader Cllr Paula Parry lost to Labour's Veronica Bennett.
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Turnout was 33%.
Labour has taken control of Chorley council from a Conservative - Lib Dem coalition after a victorious night for the party nationally.Read the full story
Labour took control of Wirral Council on Merseyside.
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I'm absolutely delighted. It's been a tremendous night for Labour. We have a clean sweep for the second time in successive years - a very clear message from a electorate that they have confidence in what Manchester Labour has been doing for the city - and a very clear message from the Manchester electorate that they don't like what the coalition Government are doing and in particular they don't like what the Liberal Democrats are doing in propping up the coalition.


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Battling over a transportation bill that now also addresses student-loan interest rates, congressional lawmakers are scrambling to appease their constituents in a legislative boondoggle littered with election-year politics. Aimed for final passage this week, the legislation intends to extend federal highway funding, prevent new student-loan interest rates from doubling, renew and revise federal flood insurance, and a slew of other provisions.
What is education all about? In my view, the purpose of education is to pass on to the next generation the knowledge, wisdom, and moral values of the present generation. Knowledge includes history, geography, science, economics, mathematics, etc. Wisdom entails reading the Bible, which is the Judeo-Christian source of what is wise and truthful. Moral values are based on belief in God and His Ten Commandments. Practically none of this is taught in the atheist public schools.
A viral YouTube video showing a 68-year-old bus monitor in New York being verbally abused by students on the bus has resulted in a touching response by tens of thousands of well-wishers. The ten-minute video shows Karen Klein, a grandmother of eight who rides along on a bus serving Greece Central School District near Rochester, N.Y., being bullied and berated by a group of foul-mouthed students on the bus.
In the years since his return to Russia in 1994 and especially since his death in 2008, the literary legacy of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn has been an uncertain thing — at least in the English-speaking world. On the one hand, the work which he considered to be his magnum opus, the Red Wheel series of historical works chronicling the history of the Bolshevik revolution, has apparently ground to a halt: only the first two "knots" have been published in an English edition, and it seems unlikely at present that the rest of the work will be so published for the foreseeable future. However, established works such as the Gulag Archipelago, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, and The First Circlehave continued to draw interest, and even new, improved translations.
Students should be taught to confront the main problems that plague the country in the 21st-century: historical ignorance, religious ignorance, and a lack of thinking skills.
The United Nations is actively trying to infiltrate American classrooms with a curriculum designed to transform our students into better "global citizens." The initiative, known as UN Global Classrooms, is being marketed by the global government in waiting as a way to inculcate students with the "valuable insight into the growing influence of globalization."
One of the educational ideas that has been restored from the remote past, especially among homeschoolers, is that of a classical education.
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The question is, should the computer be used to replace the teacher in educating students, or should the student merely learn how to use a computer? Has the computer become merely another edu-fad that neither teachers nor students know quite what to do with? Many believe that, with or without computers, the teacher is still the most important person in the classroom.
A Massachusetts judge has ruled against an atheist couple who sued the school district where their children go to school, seeking to have the words "under God" struck from the Pledge of Allegiance, which is voluntarily recited by students in the district. The couple, who were represented by the American Humanist Association (AHA), argued that the God-affirming phrase amounts to a "religious truth" that violates their own atheist non-belief. But Middlesex County Superior Court Judge S. Jane Haggerty disagreed with the couple, ruling that the phrase is not religious, but is instead meant to "inculcate patriotism" and to "instill a recognition of the blessings conferred by orderly government under the constitutions of the state and nation."


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A would-be burglar attempting to rob a bar in the Chicago's Wicker Park area was thwarted by of all things the unlocked interior door. It seems he made a critical error: He kept trying to pull open the door — which was marked push. This could explain why most burglars break and enter, rather than just …entering.
The family of Robert Hutton got some good news just in time for Christmas. The son and brother they thought might have been a victim of serial killer John Wayne Gacy, has turned up alive and living in Montana.
On December 22 in 1978, Gacy finally confessed to police that he killed at least 30 people and buried most of the remains of the victims beneath the crawl space of his home.
Authorities in Chicago may have a lead on the person who ditched a live, immature alligator at O'Hare airport on November 1. The person in this surveillance still was seen riding a train to the airport with a live, immature alligator under her arm.
On September 30, 1983, Eyler was arrested and incriminating evidence seized. In December, however, his lawyer had it all suppressed, leaving this serial killer of men and boys free to keep on killing.
September 29, 1982, marked the beginning of the mysterious Tylenol Murders that claimed the life of Mary Kellerman, 12, and six others. Tylenol in the Chicago area was laced with lethal amounts of cyanide. The case was never solved.
Coleman went on a six-state killing spree in 1984, killing seven people with his partner Debra Denise Brown. By the time of his execution in 2002, he was the only condemned person to have death sentences in three states: Illinois, Ohio (twice) and Indiana.
The man in the car thought that the drugged out naked man running in circles in the road was funny, that is until the man launched himself "ass first" at the victim's car. That's when it went from funny to scary.
Tammy disappeared on August 23, 1992, after dropping her brother off in Evanston, Illinois. She was on her way to Grinnell College in Iowa, but never got there. Her body was found a week later along a Missouri stretch of highway. Though there were suspects, there were never any arrests. The FBI's investigation remains unsolved.


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Beavers OC John Garrett looking for execution vs Portland State: Oregon State rundown
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Joe Glenn, South Dakota coach, on Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Marcus Mariota and playing at Autzen Stadium: Oregon rundown
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Canzano: Oregon State's own version of Royce Freeman? A hyped-up quarterback, of course.
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No. 3 Oregon Ducks vs. South Dakota: National title dreams start Saturday evening
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August 29, 2014, 6:00AM
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Rutgers rallies past Washington State for 41-38 comeback win
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Paul James ran for 173 yards and his third touchdown run with 3:24 left gave Rutgers a wild 41-38 victory over Washington State. Full story »
No. 19 Arizona State opens season with 45-14 rout of Weber State
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August 28, 2014, 10:53PM
D.J. Foster ran for 147 yards and three touchdowns and Jaelen Strong added 10 catches for 146 yards in the rout over visiting Weber State. Full story »
Utah roars past Idaho State, 56-14
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Before Oregon Ducks hope to control South Dakota, they'll tackle their nerves
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Authentic Hermes Birkin 35 Toile Barenia PHW. In excellent pre-owned condition. No stains or tears. Normal wear and patina for Barenia leather. The inside is clean and free of odors, lined in chevre. Barenia leather is meant to patina, scratches will show, this adds to the character of the leather. Made in France. G in a square stamp. Comes in dust bag with clochette, lock, and 2 keys. Please note that previous owner had her initials stamped on the clochette by Hermes. The leather has not yet darkened and is a bit lighter in patina.
Perfect bag for summer in the Hamptons.
Wire-ONLY. Shipped via FedEx Worldwide.
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