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Mother of Divine Grace School recommends that students take a standardized test each year. Families can order standardized tests from:
The TerraNova Test 2nd Edition (CAT/6) Complete Battery Achievement Test is offered to grades K-12. This is nationally-recognized, norm-and criterion-referenced standardized test administered to public, private, and home schools students across the country. The test costs $45 and is available from Kolbe Academy and Seton Testing. TerraNova 1 (CTBS) test is available for grades 1-12. This test costs $42 and is available from The Family Learning Organization.
The IOWA Tests are offered for K-8 (ITBS) and 9-12 (ITED). These are nationally normed standardized tests. These tests costs $29-$39 and is available from Seton Testing. Please Note: a bachelor���s degree is required to administer the IOWA Tests.
The CAT/5 (California Achievement Test, Fifth Edition) Full Battery Test is offered for grades K-12. This test costs $37 and is available from The Family Learning Organization.
The CAT-E Survey Test is offered for grades K-12. This is a shorter and less expensive version (essentially an "overview") of the CAT test. This test is particularly good for younger students, K-3, for example. This test costs $25 and is available from Seton Testing. The CAT/5 Survey Test is offered for grades 2-12. This test costs $37 and is available from The Family Learning Organization.
The CogAT (Cognitive Abilities Test) is offered for grades 3-12. This is an aptitude test measuring general and specific cognitive abilities. This test costs $29-$65 and is available from Seton Testing. Please Note: a bachelor���s degree is required to administer the test.
The BASI (Basic Achievement Skills Inventory) is offered for grades 3-12. This test costs $37 and is available from The Family Learning Organization.
The PASS Test for grades 3-8 is an untimed test that measures basic reading, language, and math skills. The PASS test is particularly good for students who do not do well with time limits. This test costs $29 and is available from Hewitt Homeschooling Resources.
Most testing materials are rentals and students are given two-three weeks to take the test and return undamaged testing materials to the supplier. Please be aware that there are some test restrictions, states where some of these tests are unavailable. Keep this in mind when considering which tests to take or which company to use.
Students in high school should plan on taking one or more of the college entrance exams. Note: High School students who are preparing to take the ACT or SAT should contact the college or colleges that they are interested in to ascertain which test they require.
The College Board's and the ACT's web-sites contains a wealth of information about how to register for these tests, practice testing materials, as well as information about colleges, college applications, financial aid and scholarships.
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(ABC News)--Jonah Bennett, a 19-month-old boy, is at the center of an FBI investigation after a stranger allegedly smacked him on a flight from Minneapolis to Atlanta.
The toddler's mother, Jessica Bennett, told ABC News she was sitting in the aisle seat of row 28, alongside Joe Hundley, 60, a stranger.
"Jonah starts crying because he's feeling the pressure in his ears," Bennett said.
At that point, Hundley, according to court documents, told Bennett to "Shut that n-word baby up".
"I said, 'What did you just say?'" Bennett said. "And he was so drunk that he fell onto my face, and his mouth moved over to my ear and he said it, just directly into my ear."
Hundley, who is the president of an aircraft parts company in Idaho, then allegedly smacked Jonah.
"When I had looked at Jonah's face, he had, his eye was swollen…and it was bleeding," Bennett said. "I was just scared to death."
That's when fellow travelers stepped in.
"Ms. Bennett received assistance from several people on the plane, including male passenger Todd Wooten," court documents said.
Wooten, who was seated in row 16, said he heard derogatory language coming from the rear of the aircraft and witnessed Hundley slapping the child.
Hundley was charged with assault in an Atlanta federal court.
His attorney, Marcia Shein, said nobody should rush to judgement and that Hundley would be pleading not guilty.
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Delta Day: Eighth anniversary of fun
What makes the Mississippi Delta unique? Come see for yourself at a celebration of all things Delta on Oct. 16, 2010 in downtown Tunica's Rivergate Park.
The free festival is sponsored by Tunica Main Street.
Delta Day begins early with a 5K run/walk at 8 a.m. For the second year, the Delta Dogs 5K benefitting the Tunica Humane Society will get people dashing from Veteran's Park through parts of historic Tunica. Awards will be presented to the top three runners, the fastest runner in each age group and the fastest walker.
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Tyler Seddon's birthday extravaganza kicked off Thursday morning as he was sworn in as the Burrillville Police Chief.
With a little help from mom the newly turned 7-year-old took the oath of office. To make his new title official, he sealed the deal with a pinky swear. And, he did have one quick piece of advice for the force during role call for the officers, to "be safe out there."
Tyler who is battling leukemia for the second time was a bit shy during the ceremony but he did let that smile and personality peak out with some prodding from family members in the audience.
Tyler's mom says she's overwhelmed with everything that has been done for her son since she put out a simple request on facebook for birthday cards just a few weeks back. It turned into a celebration involving hundreds of officers and firefighters and thousands of cards and gifts.
"I think that honestly the whole world needed to see something positive in the news. And, I'm glad that we are a part of it. I think it's amazing that there's so much support out there," said Rachel Seddon, Tyler's mom.
Tyler was picked up from his house and escorted around for the day by his hero Sgt Brian Pitts, something that made the day even more special.
"I'm just glad that there's a focus on leukemia and helping him and making the best day I can for him," said Sgt. Pitts.
It's a sentiment shared by many in the department.
"If we can ease his pain and make his day you know it think that's the goal of everyone here to let him know that he is not alone," said Col. Stephen Lynch the Chief of the Burrillville Police Department.
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Anti-Bullying Event Planned for Next Thursday
The Midland Bully Project is set to take place on Thursday, May 16 from 6:00-10:00PM at Grande Stadium in Midland.
The Midland Bully Project is set to take place on Thursday, May 16 from 6:00-10:00PM at Grande Stadium in Midland.
UPDATE: Authorities confirmed at a press conference this afternoon that the remains found in Scurry County are those of Hailey Dunn.
An Amber Alert for two girls from Lockhart, Texas has been canceled.
The Midland Fire Department is kicking off a three day Fill the Boot campaign today to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
They will be at four intersections in Midland to collect donations in fire boots between 8:00AM-6:00PM today through Friday
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One person has been taken to the hospital following this morning's crash on FM 1788.
Officials say around 7:16AM, the driver of a Ford Mustang was heading north and stopped to make a left turn just south of the intersection at FM 1788 and Highway 191.
It was a close call for a vintage jet plane at Midland International Airport this morning.
Two people are behind bars in connection to a reported kidnapping of a 16-year-old girl.
The investigation into the Boston Marathon bombing seeped into New Bedford, Mass. on Friday evening with the questioning of several people who knew suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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SALT LAKE CITY — A former federal judge and University of Utah law professor will help defend a former West Valley City detective charged with manslaughter.
Paul Cassell, who teaches criminal law at the University of Utah, became one of Shaun Cowley's defense attorneys Monday, court records show.
Cassell told The Associated Press that Cowley's life was in danger when he shot a 21-year-old unarmed woman during a drug investigation, and he never should have been charged.
The woman, Danielle Willard, was backing her car out of a parking space when Cowley and another officer fired at her in November 2012. The officers told investigators that they confronted her after seeing her buy drugs in a parking lot.
"He was facing a risk of serious bodily injury and even death, and in that situation is entitled to use deadly force to protect himself and to protect his partner," Cassell said.
When Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill charged Cowley in June, Gill said Cowley was standing next to the car and was not in danger of being hit.
Gill said Monday he has "immense respect" for Cassell but disagrees with him.
"I respect his opinion, but that's exactly what it is," Gill said. "It's his opinion as defense counsel."
Cassell, who spent five years as a judge for the U.S. District Court of Utah before stepping down in 2007, said he reviewed evidence in the case at the request of the police union.
Cassell said he was not an expert witness and was not paid to do the review.
"The conclusion I came to is that charges should not have been filed," he said. "I was so convinced that the charges shouldn't have been filed that I asked if I could join the defense team."
He said he had been paid for two months and hopes the case will be thrown out at that point. If it's not, Cassell said he'll work the case for free.
He said that if Cowley is convicted, it could discourage other officers from using their weapons when they need to.
Cowley was charged 10 months after Gill's office ruled the shooting was unjustified. He has not yet entered a plea.
The district attorney's office has upheld the use of police force in most other cases, including four cases that occurred after Willard's shooting was ruled unjustified.
"It hasn't deterred any officers, and it will not deter any future officers because they're well-trained," Gill said.
Gill noted that five detectives from three different police departments were part of the investigative team that concluded charges should be filed.
The ability to review and question whether police should use deadly force is key to the integrity of the justice system, Gill said.
In a 40-page report released by Gill's office, investigators said Cowley and the other officer fired at Willard's car as she backed up. Cowley was standing to the side of the vehicle while the other officer was standing in front of it, investigator said.
Cowley has said he was struck by the bumper of Willard's car as it backed out.
Cowley appeared in court Monday, and his attorneys filed a motion asking a judge to dismiss the case. Judge Robin Reese did not rule on the request but scheduled a hearing for Aug. 5.


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Visitor Center Closing at 1 pm
Thursday Sept 4, 2014 the park visitor center will close at 1:00 pm.
Area disruptions Sept 3 and Sept 4
Both local area streets, and walkways will be affected Sept 3 - Sept 4 by the NFL Gameday Village and Seattle Seahawks home opener. Street parking may be extremely limited and in area private lots will have higher than normal special event prices.
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Pioneer Historic District Walking Tour - up to 90 mins
This leisure-paced walk covers approximately half a mile of sidewalks throughout the Pioneer Square Historic District. This ranger led program covers a variety of topics about Seattle's history and local architecture. This free activity requires no reservations, recommended for ages 12 and above and is limited to 25 individuals. This tour is unavailable to commercial groups. Only offered Thurs - Fri - Sat - Sun starting June 15 through Sept 1, 2014.
Also, we offer free guides for the Trail to Treasure walk. This self-guided walk, which can be done at your own pace, covers sites located throughout Pioneer Square Historic District.
If you're just getting started in geocaching or an old pro at finding geocaches, here's an opportunity to participate in this growing sport.
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park currently offers a single virtual geocaching activity. It should only take 45 minutes and involves search around Pioneer Square Historic District. More...
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Topeak / Extra UK - Excellent service!
One happy customer,
If anyone's in the market for a new multitool get one of these:
Managed to snap the metal tyre lever through application of seriously excessive force, one quick email to the distributers (extra UK) and a replacement rocks up in the post.
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Campbell To Serve As SCCA Pro Racing Interim President
TOPEKA, Kan. (January 14, 2010) – SCCA Pro Racing announced today that Tom Campbell, Chairman of the SCCA Pro Racing Board of Directors, will serve as interim president and CEO beginning Monday, Jan. 17.
Campbell will oversee the day-to-day operations of SCCA Pro Racing until a permanent successor is found for outgoing President and CEO Bob Wildberger, who earlier announced his resignation after four years at the helm of the sanctioning body.
The new executive search is currently underway, led by a committee made up of members of the SCCA Pro Racing Board of Directors. The new president and CEO will oversee the day-to-day operations of the organization that currently counts the World Challenge Championships, Trans-Am Series, Playboy Mazda MX-5 Cup, Pro Spec Racer Ford, Pro Formula Enterprises, and the F2000 Championship Series among the motorsports properties that it owns or sanctions.
"The Pro Racing staff is working diligently to ensure that everything is ready for the opening of our race season in March," Campbell said. "As the interim president it will be my job to make sure that they are fully supported and that our commitments to our customers are met without impact during this change in leadership at SCCA Pro Racing."
Elected Chairman of the Board in December, Campbell is a 35-year member of the Sports Car Club of America and a past Chairman of the Board for SCCA Inc.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Sports Car Club of America, Inc., SCCA Pro Racing is a leading sanctioning body for motorsports events in the United States. A member of the Automobile Competition Committee of the United States (ACCUS), SCCA Pro Racing operates and sanctions a number of sports car and open-wheel racing entities.
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Kristin Kovner | May 28, 2013 | Comments
Never forget, "there's always money in the banana stand."
In honor of "Arrested Development's" release on Netflix this week, I'm keeping with the television theme for one more column. I don't know about you, but I spent the day locked in my apartment watching the episodes back-to-back. It was glorious.
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— This week we celebrate Valentine's Day — Happy Valentine's Day! As I write this we are under yet another winter storm watch with more snow and blowing winds threatened. Let's hope that when you read this, it is sunny, dry and warm! After the winter we have had so far, it is more than time for some warmth.
Make your Valentine's Day provide some warmth for you, your family and friends. The day always stirs feelings of love, gratitude and loyalty. The feelings can be for a loved one — a fiancé, spouse, parent, child, sibling, family member or good friend. The feelings are most likely born out of a mutual respect, a relationship built on understanding, things held in common, and values that bind people together.
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language lists the following definitions for love, loyalty and gratitude.
— Love — an intense affectionate concern for another person. A strong fondness or enthusiasm for something. The benevolence, kindness or brotherhood that man should rightfully feel toward others.
— Loyalty — Feelings of devoted attachment and affection. The state or quality of being loyal. Loyalty often implies a close and voluntary relationship.
— Gratitude — an appreciative awareness and thankfulness, as for kindness shown or something received.
Reading these definitions makes it easy to see the connection of these personal feelings to one's cherished, chosen organization to which they donate or volunteer their time and talent. United Way is a grateful recipient of those feelings. One important reason that donors choose United Way is that they or a loved one has been a beneficiary of services provided through United Way. They appreciate the kindness shown or help received when needed. That gratitude becomes tangible in a gift of time, talent, or treasure to United Way.
Another very important reason that motivates many is the third definition of love that reads: "the benevolence, kindness or brotherhood that man should rightfully feel toward others." Studies conclude that people see support of charitable organizations as an opportunity to take care of others, born out of benevolent feelings toward others. Recent studies also show that people who donate time or money to organizations through their workplaces make the workplaces happier and more productive — a nice added bonus!


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Annie was born and raised in Northwest Indiana with her younger sister and parents in Hammond. After spending some time out of the area chasing the radio dream she has moved back to start a family with her two main men: Jager the mutt and fiance Rob. When she is not on the air Annie enjoys cheering her favorite Chicago sports teams (Da Bears, Da Bulls, And Da Sox), hiking, and exploring new fairs and festivals! (Anything Deep Fried she's in!) Annie cannot wait to share her life with you on air and is excited to be back in the Region doing what she loves!
Whitney Houston's classic ballad "I Will Always Love You" has been voted the most popular love song in a poll. The song won 38 percent of the vote among all adults in the Harris Interactive survey. The list of Top Love Songs;
1. Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You"
2. The Righteous Brothers' "Unchained Melody"
3. Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman"
4. Joe Cocker's "You Are So Beautiful"
5. The Bees Gees' "How Deep is Your Love"
6. Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
7. Patsy Cline's "Crazy"
8. Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is"
9. Bryan Adams' "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"
10. Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On"
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Remember the guy who made the news last year for getting slapped by Will Smith for trying to kiss him at the Russian premiere of Men In Black II? Turns out he was arrested this weekend for crashing the Grammy's. He was the guy who rushed on stage before Adele accepted the first award of the night and stole the mic... turns out he walked the red carpet, stole Adam Levine seat, and made it on stage all without the supposedly beefed up security noticing!!!
Tonight the President will take over our TVs and give his State of the Union Address.... maybe you should have saved your "Walking Dead" DVR episode for tonight! Or maybe pick up the new SI Swimsuit Issue with Kate Upton on the cover to keep busy... (I hear there's good articles)
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Is Obama's Afghanistan Announcement Just Another Photo Op?
I am not saying that it is, but it really makes you wonder… This President is a complete joke right now. Not only was his Asia trip a complete bust, but now he FINALLY decided on a strategy plan for Afghanistan and Pakistan! General McChrystal gave his recommendations back in August and in the meantime President Obama has been dithering around playing golf and hosting | Read More »


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Last year: 17-7, 5-1 (NCC)
Team breakdown
Locked and loaded, that's what these Brickies are. Very young last winter they won 17 games and hung with Merrillville in the sectional semifinal. Senior guard Grayce Roach is where it all starts but it doesn't end there. Five players with starting experience return. Coach Mike Hamacher has two post players, but junior Zoe Wilson's game should explode. After taking a year off for club volleyball two years ago, she's concentrated on hoops and that should give the Bricks some power in the paint. "We have a diverse team, but we're defining roles right now," Hamacher said. "We have experience, size, something we haven't had that last couple of years. ... We also have a couple of newcomers that should help us a lot." Freshman Dajah Hill is explosive and ready to give Roach a lot of support in the backcourt. "I didn't play volleyball so I could be a leader and we have a good core of girls who've been focusing on basketball the last year," Roach said. "I think we should start off quicker this year. We're expecting a lot of wins and hopefully a sectional." — Steve Hanlon
Last season finish
Lost in sectional semifinal to Merrillville, 60-39.
Leading returning scorer
Grayce Roach, 12.3 ppg.
Leading returning rebounder
Morgan Flaharty, Zoe Flaherty, 5 rpg.
Star power
Grayce Roach, Sr., G: Has the full package with just one flaw, she's too unselfish, Hamacher said. Can shoot from the outside or take it to the basket with power. Has already been offered a full-ride to IUN. "Grayce is the best at every position on the floor on our team," Hamacher said.
Newcomer to watch
Zoe Wilson, Jr., C: Playing on an AAU team coached by Notre Dame grad Becca Bruszewski this summer gave Wilson what she needed, big time experience. After taking her freshman year off for club volleyball, she was rusty last season. A full year of hoops should pay big dividends. "She's ready to bust out and I can't wait," Hamacher said.


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Dear @MicheleBachmann, on behalf of all fact checkers, I urge you run for president in 2016! http://t.co/KTr2quoRnW — Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) July 23, 2014 -- Glenn Kessler, the objective, unbiased, not-at-all-liberal fact-checker for the Washington Post, took to Twitter Wednesday morning to troll and taunt Rep. Show More Summary
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On Wednesday, Washington Post's fact checker Glenn Kessler looked at the letter, and gave the claim that it had anything to do with the IRS scandal three Pinocchios (out of four).
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Paul R. Pillar Iran, Middle East Glenn Kessler's "Fact Checker" feature in the Washington Post performs a mostly useful service. With as many falsehoods as are customarily flying around in American political discourse, goodness knows we need as much journalistic calling to account of such dishonesty as we can get. Show More Summary
Yesterday John McCain insisted that he did not flip-flop on support for the deal to release Bowe Bergdahl, and anyone who says he did is a "lying" "Obamaphile." Well, Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler looked into McCain's denial and concluded that yes, he did, in fact, flip-flop.
Fact-checker Glenn Kessler at the WaPo says that Obama's gone and lied again: In addressing a dinner of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Los Angeles, President Obama made a rather striking claim — that Senate Republicans have filibustered "500
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(Scott Johnson) President Obama is such a glib liar it is hard to keep up with his act. The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler treats us to one microscopic example in an online column that is actually worth reading: "Four Pinocchios for...Show More Summary
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The following faculty are representatives from your Colleges and the Faculty Senate to the Library Committee. You may address any issues to them for discussion at Library Committee meetings. Library Committee meetings generally are held the first Wednesday of each month, from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., in Oviatt 372 (the Library Administration Conference Room). Listed below are the current members and their term expirations (all after Spring Semester).
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- Ellen Jarosz, Library, 2015, elected by Oviatt Library
- Mario Ontiveros, Art, 2016, elected by AMC
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- Adrian Perez-Boluda, Modern Classical Languages and Literatures, 2015, elected by HUM
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Source: Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal, Volume 9, Number 1, 1981, pp. 101-105(5)
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The Dihedrals Area portion of the Gate Buttress has many fine climbs, most being dihedrals! Nearly all the routes are 5.9 or harder, except for Satan's Corner (5.8). For the most part, the climbs are single pitch with not much fixed gear.
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Park at the pull-outs 1 1/4 miles up the canyon. This is the same spot as used for the Schoolroom area. Find a climber's trail just west of the parking which cruises past the popular Gate Boulder. Follow the trail through switchbacks more or less straight up to the obvious dihedrals. Some scrambling is required before getting to the base of the climbs.
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Party leader Alexis Tsipras is out with an editorial in the Financial Times in which he attempts to quell those concerns.
"Lest there be any doubt, my movement – Syriza – is committed to keeping Greece in the eurozone," he writes.
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"The people of Greece want to replace the failed old memorandum of understanding (as signed in March with the EU and International Monetary Fund) with a "national plan for reconstruction and growth". This is necessary both to avert Greece's humanitarian crisis and to save the common currency."
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text: Cause and Correlation What is Cause? --verb 1. to be the cause of; bring about; precipitate; be the reason for –noun 2. .a person or thing that acts, happens, or exists in such a way that some specific thing happens as a result; the producer of an effect: You have been the cause of much anxiety. What was the cause of the accident? 3. the reason or motive for some human action: The good news was a cause for rejoicing. Synonyms: consideration, explanation, stimulation, precipitate, antecedent, foundation, inducement (dictionary.com) What's an Example of Cause? A bicyclist moves into the traffic lane in order to pass a truck illegally parked in the bike lane. The driver of a car approaching from the rear slams on her brakes in order to avoid hitting the bicycle. A following car fails to stop in time, and smashes into the back of the first. The insurance companies disagree about who should be held responsible, and they go to court to decide who caused the accident. What arguments are likely to be made in court? The bicyclist's lawyer will probably claim that the illegally parked truck caused her client to swerve into the lane of traffic. The lawyer for the driver of the first car will probably claim that the bicyclist's actions caused her client to slam on the brakes. The lawyer for the second driver will probably claim that the first car's sudden stop caused his client to smash into its back. (From "Introduction to Causal Arguments," www.sjsu.edu) What is Correlation? –noun 1.mutual relation of two or more things, parts, etc. 2.Statistics. the degree to which two or more attributes or measurements on the same group of elements show a tendency to vary together. 3.Physiology. the interdependence or reciprocal relations of organs or functions. Synonyms: correspondence, relationship, counterpart, interaction, interchange, complement (dictionary.com) Examples of Correlations Here are some examples of positive correlations: 1. SAT scores and college achievement—among college students, those with higher SAT scores also have higher grades 2. Happiness and helpfulness—as people's happiness level increases, so does their helpfulness (conversely, as people's happiness level decreases, so does their helpfulness) Here are some Negative Correlations: 1. Education and years in jail— people who have more years of education tend to have fewer years in jail (or phrased as people with more years in jail tend to have fewer years of education) 2. Crying and being held— among babies, those who are held more tend to cry less (or phrased as babies who are held less tend to cry more) (From "Correlation," www.nvcc.edu) What's the Difference between Cause and Correlation? Main Difference: The strength and degree of the relationship "Cause" means action will always have a "predictable reason." Stubbing your toe causes you to flinch. Lightning causes thunder. "Correlation" means that one thing doesn't necessarily result in the other thing occurring, but it may increase likelihood that something will occur. Facebook users get worse grades in college. Cell phones disrupt teens' sleep. "Violent Video Games Cause Violent Behavior" Not True! There is a "correlation" between violence and video games. Influences of violent behavior include: poorer socioeconomic status, mental illness, abusive childhoods, and bad parenting. In order to make the above statement, you'd have to be able to prove that everyone who ever played a violent video game subsequently exhibited violent behavior. Such games may influence others to act in more aggressive ways but they are not the sole factor and sometimes not even a factor for predicting violence. Thus there's a correlation there, which should be considered, but there is no cause. Let's Review! What is Cause? What is Correlation? What is negative and positive correlation? What are some causes that connect with your social issue for Paper III? What are some correlations that connect with your social issue for Paper III?


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Bravo's 'Top Chef' heads to New Orleans
Bravo's hit cooking competition show "Top Chef" is heading to New Orleans.
The cable TV network issued a statement Friday that "the vibrant food scene of New Orleans will be a welcome addition in the 11th season of the series."
The statement also said Bravo is working in partnership with the New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp. and the Louisiana Office of Tourism, but no other details were released. Shooting dates have not yet been announced.
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Where's the Doctor when you need him? Since the third of February, my Facebook profile has been stuck in the past. By this I mean that regardless of my or my friends' activity, I, as well as my friends, cannot view anything on my profile (pictures, wall posts, etc) that is more recent than somewhere between three and five days ago. It wobbles a bit between the two. On top of this, any notifications from during that period, including EVERY SINGLE ONE that I have dealt with, several times, suddenly pop up as unread, as do days-old chat windows, which are now blank, but taking up window-space. This is incredibly frustrating, and I'm not the only one having this problem.
So, possible theories and their accompanying solutions:
1) My cache is full, and so the site is reloading from cache instead of the page itself, or something like that. Solution: clean out cache. Salambander's OTT response: clean out cache, cookies, site preferences, and every other little ticky box that Firefox offers. Result? I see my profile, nice and up to date... until I navigate to Elsewhere on Facebook, and then try to go back to Profile - suddenly there I am, staring into the past again. Fail.
2) There's something fishy going on between Firefox and Facebook. Solution: use a different browser. Salambander's OTT response: try it on Chrome, IE, my phone, six different computers on 3 other networks. No change. Fail.
3) My profile has been hacked. Solution: change password. Salambander's OTT solution: change password to something ridiculously long and difficult to type. No change. Now I have a stupidly long password, but hey, it's secure.
4) This is limited to my profile. Test: log in as someone else. Result: theirs is fine. Bastards.
5) Have I tried turning it off and on again (suggested by Charmed)? Test: deactivate account for 24 hours. Result: it seemed to be fixed. But it was just messing with me. Oh look. It's still broken.
So, the next logical step - see if Facebook have even noticed the Massively Frustrating Bug. So I go onto the help centre, hoping to see a "Got a bug? Email us and we'll fix it" button. Nope. It turns out that when something breaks on Facebook, you post it (un-moderated) on their (incredibly vague and disorganised, and also un-moderated) "help forum", where other equally clueless members join you in your lamentations or try to offer clueless advice, and the developers ignore you completely. Nice one, guys, way to keep the eejits out of your hair - not a nasty jibe at random people, but rather an observation based on the list of "most common questions", including "What do the green dot and half moon icons in Chat represent?" But this is not a post aimed at bashing the general public. That won't fix this bug.
This is a post asking what the hell has happened since Facebook installed that update, why it's affecting only a few hundred thousand people scattered across the globe, and why no one has fixed it yet?
Some skilled Googling led me to their bugs page, to which only people who have been approved can post (and apparently the process of sending an "Is you Hooman?" email takes more than three hours). I could, however, search the currently reported bugs, and check their stati/statum/statuseses/how fixed they is, but sadly "profile lag" "profile time delay" "notification delay/lag" and so on turned up nothing remotely resembling the bug that quite a few other people beside myself have posted about online. Thing is, people have been posting their questions to places like Yahoo! answers, and so on - not exactly the first place a Bug Fixer will look, is it?
I understand that if they were to open up bug reporting to anyone and their armpit, Facebook would be inundated with "I 4got my paswerd, pls help" messages, which is crap indeed. But somehow this feels a bit like banging my head against the rectum of an elephant with tummy rot.
Has anyone else had this problem/read something helpful about it/found a work-around? I'm throwing this post in to hopefully feed a conversation about it - I've been hunting for posts like this from better-informed people, to no avail. It's driving me mad! I've done my best but it still feels like I've achieved nothing, except to narrow it down a bit:
Failbook... I think we need to talk. It's not me. It's you.
Same started happening to me around the same time.
Here was my solution: Facebook mobile. Even on a desktop. (just go to m.facebook.com). You can do all your posting on the desktop site and when you want to get out of the time vortex switch over to the mobile site.
This worked for me for about 7 or 8 weeks....then the time vortex started creeping into my mobile site as well. (hopefully it will still be good for you).
as for now, all I can do is allow email notifications, as these are the only way for me to ever see comments... but i am still trying to figure this one out for good...


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The Alabama/Auburn thriller seemed to be the common denomonator for this week's Pigskin misses as even the top three brackets featured at least one wrong. Those select few who happened to forsee Auburn's miraculous win missed one or more of the other contests this week.
GENEVA— Sawyer Miller, a senior at South Adams, took first place overall at the sixth annual Rainbow Lake 5k run on November 30.
With a time of 17:00.8, Miller was a winner by over a minute as Nathan Rupp of Rockford finished second overall at 18:08.8.
Melissa Gillette was the top female finisher with a time of 18:28, while Denise Conrad was second overall for the women at 20:27.
YORKTOWN— The Braves mat men finished third place at the annual Yorktown Super Duals on Saturday going 3-2 against some of the state's stiffer competition.
Bellmont's only losses on the day came against a pair of ranked teams in the state in #8 Yorktown and #10 New Palestine but the Braves posted wins against New Albany, Delta, and a close match against Cincinnati LaSalle.
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BLUFFTON— Using a great variety of floor space creating offense, the Lady Starfires have improved to 4-0 on the season for the first time in their school history with a road win over the Bluffton Lady Tigers Friday night 53-33.
"Our balance is definitely a problem we pose to teams this year," explained SA coach Brett Freeman, now in his second year at the helm of a program on the hottest start ever for the school.
CHURUBUSCO—Blade Kable sank a three-pointer from the top of the key at the end of overtime to give the Flying Jets a thrilling road victory over the Churubusco Eagles to open their season Wednesday night, 58-56.
The Eagles' Brent Simmons shot two free throws with 10 seconds to play in the overtime and 'Busco down two points. After sinking the first Simmons missed the second but managed to snag his own rebound and his putback gave the Eagles a temporary lead at 56-55.
In the 42nd meeting of the Bellmont Braves and the Columbia City Eagles, it was BHS who came away with an impressive 57-12 victory to open the season with a win at the Teepee Tuesday night.
Bellmont, now 39-3 all-time against City, defeated the Eagles by a similar score on the road last season to open their campaign, 51-19, and they looked no less effective this time around.
MUNCIE—Former Bellmont High School volleyball standout Alex Fuelling was honored recently as she was named to the Mid-American Conference first team in a vote of MAC coaches.
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text: Advance Placement World History Course Syllabus Instructor: Mohammad Ali Muchin College Prep AP World History Course Syllabus Course Overview & Description 2010-2011 Ali AP World History 1 Muchin College Prep of Noble Charter Schools Advance Placement World History Mr. Ali 2010-2011 Course Syllabus Course Overview and Design Advance Placement world History is designed to prepare for intermediate and advanced college courses by making demands similar to those of full-year college survey course. In AP World History, students will develop a greater understanding of the evolution of global processes and contact including interactions over time. The course provides a way to understand history and a foundation from which to view the complexities of today's world. It emphasizes on encounters and interactions provided a framework that is especially important. The course highlights the nature of changes in the international frameworks and their causes and consequences, as well as comparison among major societies. Our AP World History course is shaped by the six themes and the "habits of mind" that are outlined in the Course Description provided by the College Board. These overarching themes and the habits of mind foster critical thinking and encourage students to develop their own abilities and to truly be part of the learning process. The course, which adopts the periodization approach to analyzing global events and interactions from the foundations of history to the present, is designed to challenge students to create independent ideas by maintaining a student-centered classroom environment. One goal for the course is to provide an engaging and rigorous curriculum that motivates students. The long-term objective is for students to demonstrate an understanding of how the big picture of world history assists in understanding the complexities of today's world. As students, you will improve your analytical abilities, and critical thinking skills in order to understand historical and geographical context, make comparisons across cultures, use documents and other primary sources to recognize and discuss different interpretations and historical frameworks. The course imposes a heavy reading and writing load throughout the year. Students will be assessed on their ability to master the themes and habits of mind and skills within AP World History curriculum through the use of essay composition, objective exams, simulations, projects, and various other learning experiences specific to the course and the learning needs of the students. Why bother with World History? In the twenty-first century the world is becoming smaller than ever. The age of instantaneous communications, global markets, international economy, and global violence etc., demand that we be aware of cultures and histories outside of our own in order to understand others, to succeed and to prosper. In another regard, students need to understand the historical backgrounds and preconceptions of other societies if they wish to forge political and economic alliances, and to exchange ideas successfully in a meaningful manner. This course is designed to help students obtain a deeper understanding of other societies and how they came to be in order to prepare them for future. In addition, the personal reading, writing, and analytical skills which students will enhance for themselves in this course will equip them to be responsible citizens. Ali 2 Themes of AP World History The following themes are the major themes that have been set up by the college boards. They will be the major focuses of the AP Exam in May. They will therefore be our major focus in our analysis of the history of the world. 1. Impact of interaction among societies (trade, systems of international exchange, war, and diplomacy. How does interaction impact societies? "Among major societies" implies that interaction is a phenomenon that must be looked at globally one, event two places is not sufficient. This theme is looking for impact but does not want only one side of the relationship. Impacts are themselves often "impacted" by resistance, tradition, local environment etc. 2. The relationship of change and continuity across the world history periods covered in this course What changes and continuities can be identified through global processes experienced over time? For example, immigration, trade, disease, spread of religion, government, democracy, might be identified as global processes and help students understand the global historical context in any situation. Knowing how these processes have changed or stayed the same allows students to provide global context as well as identify the relationship between change and continuity. 3. Impact of technology and demography on people and the environment (population growth and decline, disease, manufacturing, migrations, agriculture, weaponry). How do humans interact with the environment (two way process) and how does technology impact the environment? Additionally, what then is the impact of these environmental changes and technological developments on demography? 4. Systems of social structure and gender structure (comparing major features within among Societies and assessing change). How have different societies dealt with class and gender? The theme emphasizes the need to compare these structures within societies and over time between places? So for example, how would one compare economic opportunities for lower class women in Japan with lower class women in the United States and how has that changed (or stayed the same) over time? 5. Cultural and intellectual developments and interactions among and within societies. How cultural and intellectual endeavors develop within societies and how do they adapt, often creating change in the place of origin as well, as they are spread between places? 6. Changes in functions and structures of states and in attitudes toward states and political identities (political culture), including the emergence of the nation-state (types of political organization). The key word here is change. How have the functions of political control and/or governance changed over time? How is government legitimacy acquired, affirmed, maintained and lost? How attitudes towards governments evolved as their role have has changed? An additional possible issue is that government takes place not only through states. Families, lineages, associations also govern especially at local levels. Ali 3 The course also addresses skills, "habits of mind," as follows: 1. Habits of mind addressed by any rigorous history course a. Constructing and evaluating arguments: using evidence to make plausible arguments b. Using documents and other primary data: developing the skills necessary to analyze point of view, context, and bias, and to understand and interpret information c. Assessing issues of change and continuity overtime, including the capacity to deal with change as a process and with questions of causation d. Understanding diversity of interpretations through analysis of context, point of view, and frame reference 2. Habits of mind addressed by a world history course a. Seeing global patterns and processes overtime and space while also connecting local developments to global ones and moving through levels of generalizations from the global to the particular b. Comparing within and among societies, including comparing societies' reactions to global processes c. Being aware of human commonalities and differences while assessing claims of universal standards and understanding culturally diverse ideas and values in historical events Chronological Parameters of the Course: The course will have as its chronological frame the period from approximately 8000 B.C.E. to the present, with the period 8000 B.C.E to 600 C.E. serving as the foundation for the balance of the course. An outline of the periodization with associated percentages for suggested course content is listed below (corresponds to AP World History Exam) Unit I: Foundations: circa 8000 B.C.E. – 600 C.E. 7 weeks Unit 2: 600 C.E. – 1450 7 weeks Unit 3: 1450 – 1750 7 weeks Unit 4: 1750 -1914 7 weeks Unit 5: 1914- present 7 weeks Ali 4 OBJECTIVES: To understand and use vocabulary and terminology appropriate to historical investigation To understand the relationship between "evidence" and "interpretation"; to appreciate the nature of the problem of "interpretation" as it applies to historical research; to understand how given the same set of data one scholar may reach a different conclusion than another To refine analytical abilities and critical thinking skills in order to understand historical and geographical context, make comparisons across cultures, use documents and other primary sources, and recognize and discuss different interpretations and historical frameworks To develop a framework for identifying significant aspects of a given culture: politics, military, economics, society, technology, philosophy, religion, and art To use such a framework to describe a culture as it exists within a specific area of geography and time, to understand how change may have occurred within the society, and to compare/contrast it with cultures that have come before and after it To find precursory events that helped shaped the culture of a particular society, to trace influences of such a framework into the future, and to be able to distinguish between similarities and influences among cultures To understand the impact of geography and the environment on the rise, sustenance, and downfall of a civilization To understand the nature of the political structure of a particular society, the factors that contribute to its stability or instability, and the causes and consequences of reform movements within that society To understand the structure of the government of a particular society and the nature of the extension of citizenship with respect to different types of people living within that society To understand the role of the military in a particular society in establishing frontiers, provinces, and colonies; to understand the role of the military in the rise and fall of empire building; to understand the impact of victory or conquest upon a particular society To understand the economic structure of a given society: natural resources, agriculture, manufacturing, trade, family as an economic unit, division of labor, industrialization To understand the social aspects of a particular society: hierarchical social structure, the family, marriage, roles of and opportunities for women (and others usually considered minorities), urbanization, lifestyles Ali 5 To understand the cultural aspects of a particular society: religion, writing, literature, philosophy, music, dance, painting, sculpture, architecture To identify works of art (literature, music, painting, sculpture, architecture, dance, etc.) from the great cultures, to describe the subject matter and compositional aspects of art as it relates to the society in which it was produced To understand scientific and technological innovation in a given society To read and interpret different types of maps (geographical, political, economic, etc.) and historical data displays (bar graphs, circle graphs, etc.) To learn how to write effective answers to essay questions by understanding and using the appropriate "directive words": analysis, assessment/evaluation, comparison/contrast, description, discussion, and explanation To learn how to read individual source documents (writings, maps, works of art), analyze them, and write about them; to relate the contents of one source document to other source documents within a common theme and effectively compare and contrast major ideas To learn how to write essays which focus on change and continuity over time as well as similarities and differences in different societies To develop proper writing skills by using topic, developmental, and ending sentences To develop a respect for the accomplishments of people who existed in earlier periods of time and for the people in our present Twenty-First Century who exit in different geographical and cultural areas To develop an appreciation for the importance of history as an area of study and to develop an interest in historical inquiry that will continue beyond the confines of the course Main Texts: World Civilizations: The Global Experience, by Peter N. Stearns et. al., New York: AP ed. 2003 or the latest edition Documents in World History Volumes 1 & 2, 7th Edition, by Peter N. Stearns et al Supplemental required readings: Guns, Germs and Steel, by Jared Diamond Nectar in a Sieve by Kamala Markandaya A Red Scarf Girl, Ji Li Jiang Ali 6 Unit 1: Foundations 8000 BCE – 600 CE 1.1 Text Chapters (3-4 weeks) Chapter 1: From human Prehistory to the Early Civilization Chapter 2: Classical China Chapter 3: Classical India 1.2 Text Chapters (3 weeks) Chapter 4: Civilization in the Mediterranean: Greece and Rome Chapter 5: The Classical Period: Directions, Diversities, and Declines by 500 CE Unit II: 600 CE – 1450 2.1 Text Chapters (3 weeks) Chapter 6: The Rise and Spread of Islam Chapter 7: Abbasid Decline and the Spread of Islamic Divination to the South and Southeast Asia Chapter 8: African Civilization and the Spread of Islam 2.2 Text Chapters (2 weeks) Chapter 9: Civilization in Eastern Europe: Byzantine and Orthodox Europe Chapter 10: A New Civilization Emerges in Western Europe Chapter 11: The Americas on the Eve of Invasion 2.3 Text Chapters (2 weeks) Chapter 12: Reunification & Renaissance in Chinese Civilization: The Era of The Tang and Song Dynasties Chapter 13: The Spread of Chinese Civilization: Korea, Japan, and Vietnam Chapter 14: The Last Nomadic Challenges: from Chinnggis Khan to Timur Chapter 15: The West and the Changing World Balance Unit III: 1450-1750 3.1 Text Chapters (3 weeks) Chapters 16: The Transformation of the West Chapter 17: The West and the World Chapter 18: The Rise of Russia Ali 7 3.2 Text Chapters (4 weeks) Chapter 19: Early Latin America Chapter 20: The Muslim Empires Chapter 21: Africa and the Africans in the Age of the Atlantic Slave Trade Chapter 22: Asian Transitions in an Age of Global Change Unit IV: 1750 -1950 4.1 Text Chapters (4 weeks) Chapter 23: The Industrialization of the West Chapter 24: Industrialization and Imperialism: the Making of the European Global Order Chapter 25: The Consolidation of Latin America, 1830-1920 4.2 Text Chapters (3 weeks) Chapter 26: Civilization in Crisis: The Ottoman Empire, the Islamic Heartlands, and Qing China Chapter 27: Russia and Japan: Industrialization Outside the West Unit V: 1914 – To Present 5.1 Text Chapters (2 weeks) Chapter 28: International Contacts and Conflicts, 1914-1999 Chapter 29: The West in the 20th Century Chapter30: Russian and Eastern Europe 5.2 Text Chapters (2 Weeks) Chapter 31: Japan and the Pacific Rim Chapter 32: Latin America: Revolution and Reaction in the 20th Century Chapter 33: Decolonization and the Decline of the European World Order 5.3 Text Chapters (3 weeks) Chapter 34: Africa and Asia in the Era Independence Chapter 35: War Revolution in China and Vietnam Chapter 36: A 21st Century World: Trends and Prospects Latin America Changes Islamic Revolution in Iran and Afghanistan 9/11 Afghanistan Iraq Iran N. Korea Ali 8 Classroom Standards: Respect – In this classroom, we will strive to create an atmosphere that embraces understanding and celebrates diversity among us by working together in respectful and positive ways. Integrity – Honesty is always the best policy. Muchin College Prep Academic Integrity Policy will be firmly upheld. Participation – Every person in this class can and will be expected to contribute- our different ideas and perspectives will make the class interesting! Class discussions, group activities & projects, preparation, listening and note-taking skills are all areas necessary to participate in. Tardiness – Be punctual: class starts with the bell. You disrupt the learning environment when you enter late. For every 3 tardies, you will lose 15 points from your grade (5 points per tardy). Multiple tardies will result in a chronic tardy form sent to the Dean's office. (Muchin College Prep tardy policy will be enforced I.e. demerits) Late Assignment – Complete each assignment and project by the due date. Late assignments will be lowered by 50% per day for unexcused late work. Absences – You are responsible to find out what you missed from either a classmate or me. In case of an excused absence, you will be given time equal to the length of your absence to complete the assigned work. Grading Scale – Grades will be given for all tests, quizzes, papers, and projects during the semester. Class participation will also figure into your quarter and semester grades. All assignments will be graded according to a point scale. Extra Help – Ask me for extra help. I am committed to supporting your efforts! Form a study group, keep organized, and take opportunities to redo work to improve your skills and grade. Keep high standards and challenge yourself. AP Exam - Prepare to take the AP Exam in May. Classroom Environment All students should feel welcomed, included, and free from harassment based upon race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation. If you feel at any time that this is not the case, either because of my behavior or that of your classmates, I hope you will let me know. I try to be aware of what goes on in class and the comfort levels of students, but especially when we are focused on the curriculum, we don't always see, hear, or understand all that transpires. I believe it is crucial that we strive to provide an inclusive learning environment at Muchin College Prep and I hope that you will each help us make that a reality in this classroom. Essentially, we ask that you adhere to the Golden Rule: that is, treat others the way you yourself want to be treated. Ali 9 Note: No drinking or eating is expected or allowed in class. Turn off and put away all cell phones and I PODS before entering class. Please familiarize yourself with the dress code of the school Class Participation I strongly recommend you participate in class. Doing so gives me another way to evaluate your performance. If you are the shy type, make it a goal this year to speak up a bit more, or drop a note to me, or stay after class to make a point, or schedule a meeting with me. Class participation is a subjective component of your grade that could raise your semester grade tremendously if you have been an active participant. Finally, class is more interesting with lots of participants. Evaluations and Grading Scale You will be evaluated in this course based upon your ability to analyze and interpret the materials studied. Emphasis will be place on written work, discussion, collaborative work, research, projects, etc. In other words, you will have lots of ways to shine in this course! You are expected to come to class prepared to read, write, and discuss on any given day, and you will be held accountable for this responsibility, whether or not I announce a quiz or writing activity beforehand. Grading Scale is as follows: 99-100 = A+ 88-89 = B+ 78-79 = C+ 68-69 = D+ 0-59 = F 92-98 = A 82-87 = B 72-77 = C 62-67 = D 90-91 = A- 80-81 = B- 70-71 = C- 60 -61 = D- Students will be assessed in the following manner: Participation: 15% Homework: 10 % Writing: 10% Tests/projects/quizzes: 45% Final Exam: 20% Total: 100 % Ali 10 Muchin College Prep Academic Integrity Policy Be familiar with the Academic Policy as outlined in the Student Handbook and comply with it. If there are any questions or any confusion, please seek clarification during class or during my office hours. This is a critical issue; we must all be clear about our responsibilities in this area. Materials Needed: Main texts & supplemental Three-ring binder (at least 3 inches) 1 subject notebook 1 notebook for journal writing Paper Pencil and Pen Folder (TWO POCKETS) Pocket dictionary NOTE: All assignments, homework, papers that are collected MUST be stapled. I will NOT accept the assignment without it. Have a nice year at Muchin College Prep! Ali 11


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On the New York Mercantile Exchange, natural gas futures for delivery in June traded at $4.390 per million British thermal units during U.S. trading, up 0.70%. The commodity hit session high of $4.404 and a low of $4.360.
The June contract settled down 2.55% on Thursday to end at $4.359 per million British thermal units.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration said in its weekly report on Thursday that natural gas storage in the U.S. in the week ending May 16 rose by 106 billion cubic feet, above forecasts for an increase of 102 billion cubic feet.
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Despite a 48-game, lockout-shortened season, the Boston Bruins accomplished quite a bit during 2013. The labor dispute between the NHL and the players' association ended in January and games began on Jan. 19. It didn't take long to notice, e...Blog | December 30, 2013
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Daniel Klinghard, associate professor of political science at the College of the Holy Cross, talks to the Associated Press about why President Obama's second inauguration isn't as exciting as the first. "When it's your first (inauguration), you're new and people are only seeing the potential in you," Klinghard said. "By the time the second one rolls around they're used to your voice, they're used to you saying certain kinds of things."
The story ran in nearly 300 media outlets across the country including ABC News, the Boston Globe, CBS.com, the Houston Chronicle, the Huffington Post, the Miami Herald, NPR, and Salon.com.
This "Holy Cross in the News" item by Cristal Steuer.
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