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The Quincy School Board has a new look.
Three new members were sworn in, and there's a new president, who says some big changes are on the way for the district.
The board elected Stephanie Erwin to be its new leader at tonight's special organizational meeting.
Erwin is the First woman to be elected school board president since 1989.
Erwin says she has a strong vision for the district, one that includes, possible disciplinary improvements and even building changes for students.
"Where do we want to be in two years? Do we want our buildings starting to be built? Do we want re-districting? Do we want different campuses, you know what do we do with the 9th graders? We want to move them over. So we just want the schools to be unified," said Erwin.
Newly elected board members Richard McNay, Sayeed Ali, and Sheldon Bailey, were also sworn in at tonight's meeting.
The board said goodbye Thursday night to outgoing president Bill Daniels, former president Tom Dickerson, and Steve Krause--- the three had a combined 26 years experience on the board.
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The Catholic Studies Women's Houses and
The Sisterhood of Our Lady of Good Help
The Catholic Studies Women's Houses are Christian communities of women who are seeking Christ though a life of prayer, scholarship, sisterhood and self-giving. Together the members of both households constitute the Sisterhood of Our Lady of Good Help. We share a common rule of life which includes Mass and personal prayer, weekly household/sisterhood dinners, study, and hospitality to others. Through this common life, we hope to be more deeply conformed to the image of Christ. In this effort we depend on the intercession of our patrons: Our Lady of Good Help, St. Gianna Molla and St. Margaret Mary.
Women who are considering application to the Catholic Studies Women's House should read the following questions carefully and reflect on them prayerfully. The life of the Women's House requires a significant commitment, both of time and of self. The houses can only flourish to the degree that each member is engaged in the common life. We rely on the Lord to guide those whom He wills to the Sisterhood, and so we will be praying along with you in your discernment.
Mrs. Kristen Grant is the Women's House Chaplain.
Some questions to ask yourself as you consider this commitment:
Am I able to make space in my life -- both in my schedule and in my relationships – to give myself to the life of the Women's House in a meaningful way? Am I willing, if necessary, to reduce the time spent on current activities and relationships in order to do so?
Do I feel called to share my life with housemates whom I have not chosen, some of whom are now strangers to me? How will I respond to the differences of personality, tastes and habits which I will encounter?
Am I willing to submit to a common rule of life, including commitments to Mass attendance, daily prayer, and weekly household/sisterhood dinners?
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Current Students: Please send the Faculty Recommendation form to a faculty member for completion as well.
Incoming freshmen: Please secure a recommendation from someone (especially a teacher, mentor, or faith formator) who can speak to your personal character and to your involvement with your Catholic faith.
Women: Please return this form, the personal essay, and a completed recommendation to Laura Stierman by February 24th, 2014. Thank you.
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I am ALWAYS on the look out for FUN activities for the kids. Creative Magic's MagnaColor is not only fun, but imaginative. Magna Color is 3D Magic!! It allows you to color and create in real 3D. Using colorful and magnetic 3D dots you turn the art work into vibrate FUN art!! There are unique pens that hold the 3D magic dots. Place the stencil on the magnetic frame, then using the color coordinating pens, lightly press down the pen to the coordinating color dot. Pressing to hard and you will get more than just one Magic Dot. Finish placing all the dots on the stencil, put on a pair of 3D glasses (not included) and see your art work POP!!! The kids have a GREAT time making the artwork. Both using the stencil and free hand.
I love that the Magic Dots stick to the frame keeping everything together!! Less MESS!! That's a big PLUS for me!! When you are done with your art you push the magic dots into the back of the frame to the sorting system. Moving the frame back and forth, the dots are sorted automatically into the correct pens. Then you are ready to start again!! I have to admit the kids think this is one of the best parts of the Magna Color!!
The unique pens hold all of the Magic Dots and allow you to place the 3D magic dots to the matching color in the stencil design. You can use one of four tracing stencils or create your own design. There are four dispensing pens, red, orange, yellow and green. There are 160 Magic Dots. There is also an app you can download to your iPad or smart phone, so kids can have even MORE fun!!
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It will be a holly holiday season Dec. 12-Dec. 13 when Dick Van Dyke narrates the Candlelight Ceremony and Processional at Disneyland.
Van Dyke is remembered for playing Bert the chimney sweep in the 1964 Disney classic "Mary Poppins." He is a Disney Legend, which is an actual honor bestowed by the company, not just a description. His handprints are on display in Legends Plaza at the Disney Studios in Burbanks.
He is one of two Legends narrating the Candlelight Ceremony this season. Kurt Russell did the honors for three nights last week.
Other prominent credits include starring on Broadway in "Bye Bye Birdie," 1960-61; his long-running sitcom, 1961-66; and "Diagnosis Murder," 1993-2002.
Candlelight Ceremony performances are at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. and include several Inland choirs.


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It's the season of giving, and in some cases that means holiday tipping. We all know it's only etiquette to tip the waitress or waiter, but what about your pet sitter?
KLTV 7's Annette Falconer shows us some people you can tip this holiday season, to show your gratitude and appreciation.
Every dog enjoys a good friend to walk them,and pet handler, Pat Turner does just that, "We go into the house so the animal doesn't have to be kenneled."
With all the holiday traveling, he says business goes up, and so do tips.
"At least I know I'm doing a good job for them, which is my concern that I'm taking care of their pets like they want me too," says Turner.
According to etiquette experts, holiday tipping should be about showing your appreciation for the people you care about.
Hair-dressers often get a little extra cash because of a consistent cliental.
"It's like you're giving your family member or your good friend a gift," says hairdresser Evette Tritt.
Etiquette experts say hair-dressers should get about double your usual tip.
"I've been doing hair for 15 years now and I've noticed it every year at this time," says Tritt.
Housekeepers get a holiday tip, too. Stephanie Graham with Merry Maids in Tyler, just got a big tip which made for a nice unexpected surprise.
"I opened it up and it was a hundred bucks, and I was like wow, this is amazing," says Graham.
Her boss, Annette Baker, was just as excited
"Sometimes the girls go above the call of duty, and it is exciting for them when they get good tips," says Baker.
So whether it's your waiter at your favorite restaurant, housekeeper, hair stylist, or even your pet walker just remember that extra tip goes a long way.
The etiquette expert says there are some people you do not necessarily have to tip. Your mail carrier, UPS and FedEx people, garbage collectors, recycling collectors, and in some cases your gardeners.
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The Modlin Center for the ArtsŌĆÖ exhibit of Robert CrumbŌĆÖs comics and its sponsorship of his appearance at the Carpenter Theatre on Oct. 27, have stirred a heated debate among faculty and students.
Timothy Patterson, a Richmond College senior, launched a campus-wide debate when he discussed CrumbŌĆÖs appearance in a posting on The CollegianŌĆÖs Web site. Although he did not attend the conversation, Patterson felt compelled to speak out, he said.
In his posting, Patterson quoted CrumbŌĆÖs speech: ŌĆ£Every woman has a rape fantasy. Every man deep down ŌĆ" hates women.ŌĆØ
The issue does not concern the first amendment, Patterson said.
ŌĆ£No one is saying that Crumb doesnŌĆÖt have a right to draw what he draws,ŌĆØ Patterson said. ŌĆ£The issue is whether it is appropriate for our university to endorse him.ŌĆØ
Patterson started a Facebook group, ŌĆ£Protest Crumb at UR,ŌĆØ which had 86 members as of Nov 4. He also opened a Google account, firstname.lastname@example.com, for students to send their grievances, he said.
This year, Bertram Ashe, an associate professor of English and American studies, assigned ŌĆ£My Troubles with Women,ŌĆØ a documentary, ŌĆ£Crumb,ŌĆØ and CrumbŌĆÖs appearance at the Carpenter Theatre to his American Misfit: Geek Literature and Culture class.
PattersonŌĆÖs posting questioned AsheŌĆÖs academic freedom to assign this material to his class.
ŌĆ£[ŌĆ£My Troubles with WomenŌĆØ] features a number of appalling depictions, such as the raping of a little girl, forced oral sex with a woman chained to a desk, and a picture of Crumb sitting on top of a pile of drugged, raped women dressed as a king,ŌĆØ Patterson wrote in his posting.
Ashe thought CrumbŌĆÖs work, the documentary and his appearance in Richmond fit well into the semester-long discussion of geeks and nerds in his class.
It is easy to laugh at, make fun of or feel sorry for the geek, Ashe said, but itŌĆÖs hard to laugh at a brutal satirist such as Crumb.
It is also easy to discuss things that are bland or inoffensive, he said. But something of the nature of CrumbŌĆÖs work forces people out of their comfort zone and encourages them to expand their horizons, he said.
Ashe responded to PattersonŌĆÖs posting Nov. 1 and wrote that if Patterson had made an attempt to contact him, he would have told Patterson that he was also offended by some of CrumbŌĆÖs work.
ŌĆ£I would have showed him where and how Crumb grapples with feminist critiques of his work right there inside his work,ŌĆØ Ashe wrote.
AsheŌĆÖs response mentioned that Miles Davis and Pablo Picasso were abusive to women, but that does not stop them from appearing on syllabi.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm offended by a middle-aged man having sex with a 13-year-old girl, but I wouldnŌĆÖt let that stop me from putting [Vladimir] NabokovŌĆÖs ŌĆśLolitaŌĆÖ on my syllabus,ŌĆØ he wrote. ŌĆ£ŌĆśEdgy and provocative is what I do, Mr. Patterson,ŌĆÖ I would have said, and yes, academic freedom protects me.ŌĆØ
Some students were against the inclusion of CrumbŌĆÖs dialogue as a mandatory event for classes, including AsheŌĆÖs.
Dwayne Foster, a sophomore who is currently taking a class with Ashe, said that Ashe would have been OK with students not attending the event if they had been offended by CrumbŌĆÖs work.
ŌĆ£If youŌĆÖre going to include a professor in your article, have the respect to go see him first,ŌĆØ said Ra-Twoine Fields, vice president of UR Men for Change.
Fields said that Men for Change did not stand for sexism or racism. But the student organization supports RichmondŌĆÖs decision to sponsor CrumbŌĆÖs conversation, he said.
Some of CrumbŌĆÖs work is on display at RichmondŌĆÖs Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art as part of a continuing exhibit until Dec. 13.
Senior Juliette Jeanfreau posted a response on The Collegian Web site Nov. 1.
Referring to some of CrumbŌĆÖs work perceived to be racist and misogynistic, Jenfreau questioned RichmondŌĆÖs decision ŌĆ£to sponsor an artist whose work displays such a flagrant disregard for the ideals the university is working to cultivate within its students.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£Two years ago, attempts to label a black doll found hanging from a noose in Modlin as artistic expression were vehemently rejected by both the Modlin community and the university as a whole,ŌĆØ Jeanfreau wrote. ŌĆ£I feel strongly that we must also reject any justification of flippant depictions of rape as ŌĆśart.ŌĆÖŌĆØ
Jeanfreau declined to comment further concerning the issue.
Senior Amy Mathis, a studio art major, thinks people shouldnŌĆÖt feel personally threatened by RichmondŌĆÖs collaboration with Crumb, she said.
ŌĆ£When people say that UR should never have held the program, they're suggesting censoring material that has educational value and depriving students of an opportunity to engage with an individual who has had a significant impact on society,ŌĆØ Mathis said. ŌĆ£It's the university's job to educate us on all subjects politically-correct or not, and I think it's done nothing more here than open its doors to a pivotal figure of history.ŌĆØ
Crumb was in Richmond to discuss his graphic narrative, ŌĆ£The Book of Genesis Illustrated by R. Crumb,ŌĆØ which is an illustration of the Book of Genesis.
The Rev. Craig Kocher, university chaplain, thinks scripture needs to be interpreted, he said.
ŌĆ£While I may disagree strongly with CrumbŌĆÖs overall interpretation of Genesis, I might discover a new insight that could actually enhance my reading of the text,ŌĆØ he said.
Anthony Ferguson, a senior studio art major, attended the event.
Aside from the rape comments, Ferguson considered the talk to be tame, he said. Ferguson posted a response to PattersonŌĆÖs column Nov. 2.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm not defending [CrumbŌĆÖs] messages or condoning his perspectives on women and minorities,ŌĆØ Ferguson wrote, ŌĆ£but I do defend the University in choosing to discuss his work since it has embedded itself into underground American culture so deeply.
ŌĆ£Any conversation about counter-cultural popular art imagery would be severely lacking if R. Crumb was excluded.ŌĆØ
Ferguson has been vocal throughout the current controversy. He contributed many posts to PattersonŌĆÖs Facebook group.
ŌĆ£[The posts on the Facebook group were] continually one-sided,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£I wanted to balance it out.ŌĆØ
Ferguson believes he was blocked from the Facebook group, he said.
Ferguson posted offensive comments and left Patterson no choice but to prevent him from commenting, Patterson said.
Patterson hopes the university will apologize for sponsoring such a controversial figure, he said.
Andrew Newcomb, dean of the school of arts and sciences, sent a campus-wide e-mail Nov. 1, saying that although the university made CrumbŌĆÖs dialogue possible, it didnŌĆÖt mean the school condoned its content.
David Howson, interim executive director at Modlin, and Richard Waller, executive director of university museums, echoed NewcombŌĆÖs sentiments.
The university cannot ignore controversial speakers or topics, Newcomb wrote in his e-mail.
ŌĆ£For better or worse [Crumb and other controversial artists hold] a significant place in the art world and pop culture,ŌĆØ Newcomb wrote.
Newcomb was not immediately available for comment.
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Today's green news features awww-dorable penguin photos. Too cute to miss.
- Now that's a hidden talent: baby sharks sense danger even before they're born. (Wired)
- No ifs, ands or buts about it: 2012 was the hottest year on record in the US. (NY Times)
- A previously unknown colony of 9,000 emperor penguins has received its first human visitors. (Guardian)
- The race is on to save killer whales trapped under ice off the coast of Canada. (Atlantic Wire)
- BP shells out a whopping $1 billion to Gulf oil spill victims. (Huffington Post Green)
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Here's a list of the most recent home sales in and around the village of Lynbrook. Click on the address links for more information like annual taxes and interior photos.
April 26
130 S. Park Ave., Rockville Centre. A co-op with two beds, two baths. Built in 1960. Sold for $225,000.
44 Gibson Blvd., Valley Stream. Colonial, five beds and two baths. Built in 1957. Sold for $430,000.
April 23
10 Lenox Rd., Rockville Centre. Co-op, two beds and two baths. Built in 1969. Sold for $287,000.
294 Rocklyn Ave., East Rockaway. Duplex, detached. Seven beds and three baths. Built in 1968. Sold for $400,000.
April 13
35 Evergreen Ave., Lynbrook. Tudor, three bedrooms, one and a half baths. Built in 1931. Sold for $340,000.
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Here is my finished Horizontal Table Router that I made from Stumpy Nub's plans. I was really intrigued when I saw his show about this table (I think it is show number 16), and I bought the plans.
The plans were very nice, and really complete, and the only problem I had was routing out the rabbits for the router platform in the table back. If you make this table I suggest using a dado blade to route your rabbits in the back panel rather than a router. The bottom does NOT have to be square, since the router plate rises and lowers and is held in place by screws. Just dado the rabbits slightly past the bottom of where the router plate sits. I had trouble routing the rabbits by hand, and the rabbits are not as smooth and flat as I would have liked them to be.
Also, I made the handle that lifts the router plate different. I did not use any epoxy to glue screws in place, my handle is removable. The bottom is just a nylon lock nut and a washer.
I used threaded inserts for the locking knobs on the arms, and added sleeves for the bolts that are in the table so it angled more easily. It's for the bolts you see under the table sled.
Picture three is my crappy Ryobi router. I hope it holds up for this purpose! ;)
All and all I really like it. I can't wait to experiment with it. I want to test it for floating mortise and tenon joints as well as raised panels.
Thanks gang,
-- Beer, Beer, Thank God for Beer. It's my way of keeping my mind fresh and clear...
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#1 posted 798 days ago
Nicely done.
-- Shameless - Winner of two Stumpy Nubs Awards
#2 posted 798 days ago
nice job. I like it
-- Chris, "as soon as you come up with something foolproof, they come up with a better fool""
#3 posted 798 days ago
i got a set of plans to .it on my list and for about the same reason mortise and tenon joints and some other stuff .it looks great ,good job on the build
-- Jesus Is Alright with me
#4 posted 798 days ago
Ive been on the fence about this project. Please give us some feedback on your experience with it. Good job!
-- Chris G. ; Los Angeles, CA
#5 posted 797 days ago
Lookin good!
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#6 posted 797 days ago
Wonderful job, I was just thinking of making one of these this evening
-- Norman
#7 posted 797 days ago
Chris, I am still at the front end of use, and have yet to experiment with it.
The antique pine I was going to use with is first simple does not like a router, so I will have to wait until I start my next project.
-- Beer, Beer, Thank God for Beer. It's my way of keeping my mind fresh and clear...
#8 posted 796 days ago
Some time ago, I remember seeing a Horiz. Router Table that used drawer guides / runners.
Really looked slick to me…
This site shows it off pretty well & you can get the Plans for $10.
Here is the FWW Video - review.
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Police said two people were injured in a shooting in Raytown on Saturday.
The shooting was reported about 4:05 p.m. at 74th Street and Blue Ridge Boulevard.
Hours later police were still on scene investigating. They roped off several blocks, and traffic on Blue Ridge was being turned around.
Investigators laid out markers indicating where they found bullet casings.
Police said it was a shooting between two cars. Officers found one of the cars nearby with what appeared to be bullet holes in it.
There were two people hurt inside the car. They were rushed to the hospital, but there's no word yet on their condition.
Neighbors said they are shaken after hearing lots of gunfire.
"About 13 shots maybe more - it woke my up baby," said neighbor Catarina Flores.
Police said it's too early to release any suspect names or vehicle descriptions. They're asking anyone with information to call Raytown police or the TIPS hotline, 816-474-TIPS (8477).
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Students travel to Honduras to aid locals over February break
Located in Central America, Honduras is a nation with a rich history of relations between its native and non-native populations, resulting from its colonization by Spain. Honduras experienced a recent political shift due to presidential failure to address national concerns with its citizens, including health and security. Former President Manuel Zelaya was removed from his position by the military in 2009 under Supreme Court order; Porfirio Lobo now serves as president. Even with this change, many Hondurans are still faced with barriers to their welfare, including a high rate of poverty and lack of health services, especially in rural areas.
Global Brigades is a nonprofit umbrella organization that sends student volunteers to provide aid in three countries: Ghana, Panama, and Honduras. The group has nine programs that stem from the overall effort to improve development in these countries. It is the "largest student-led global health and sustainable development organization," according to its website.
This past February break, members of the recently inaugurated Brandeis chapter of Global Brigades participated in a medical brigade in Honduras. They engaged in volunteer services at a clinic, providing medical services and attention to the members of the rural community in El Jute, and constructed a water pipeline to a house to finish off the entire water system in the village of El Canton.
Bharvi Patel '14, the president and co-founder of the Brandeis chapter of Global Brigades, said her interest in the organization began after she spoke with a cousin who participated in a Global Medical Brigades trip to Honduras through Pennsylvania State University.
"I saw that the work that Global Brigades was doing was not only making great impacts, but [it] was also very sustainable," she said in an interview with the Justice. "That was something that I wanted to be a part of."
Danielle Borin '12, was also intrigued by the mission of the organization and got involved out of a desire "to [see] medicine in a different country," she said.
After establishing a chapter at the University, the chapter leaders organized 20 students who were committed to preparing for a trip to Honduras. Borin shares that "we had to have at least 4,000 to 5,000 dollars worth of medication." Members obtained these funds by hosting a fundraiser dinner and two grilled cheese delivery events.
After arriving, the group visited with Honduran President Lobo at the presidential house. Lindsey Weiss '14 noted that they "actually got to go to the presidential house and met him because his daughter goes to the International Business School here. … We ended up going to the US ambassador to Honduras' house [afterwards]. So we had dinner at her house, and then met the director of the Peace Corps," she said in an interview with the Justice.
After packaging the medicine and creating labels and instructions for it, the group drove to the community of El Jute to begin their three-day medical brigade. "On the first day [at the clinic] we had at least 40 people waiting to seek medical attention," Weiss said. With five doctors present, including two dentists and a gynecologist, three stations were set up to tend to patients. All of the doctors at the clinic were Honduran and coordinated with Global Brigades to set up clinics like these.
Patel shared her positive experience of assisting one of the doctors. "Although he had to see about 150 patients a day, he took the time to talk with each of his patients, and make them feel comfortable, she said. "And every step of the way, [he taught] me why he was doing something, and [took] the moment to explain why this medication worked for this case and not another." While assisting, Patel gained confidence in providing care to patients and properly diagnosing them.
Another one of the Brigade's effective programs that the group engaged in was a discussion of hygiene and preventative health measures called "Charla." Charla is a component of the Global Medical Brigade's mission to eliminate future illnesses and conditions by teaching practices like brushing teeth and washing hands. Borin said her role was to educate children about proactive ways to keep healthy. "Initially, the kids were nervous—I was nervous. It was difficult with the language barrier, but as I tried being goofy [while] I was teaching, it became fun," she said. "When they all laughed at a joke, it made me feel really good to know that they were gaining something from me."
However, these proactive approaches did not end at the clinic. The chapter also went to the town of El Canton to build a water pipeline. Patel noted the significant role that the group was able to play in this community project.
"After a year and 29 brigades, [almost] every home had a pipeline connected to it from the main source of water. There was one last home left to connect in order to finish the whole water system and let it run. We were very fortunate to be that last brigade to build [the last connection to the system]," she said.
Borin explained the impact of the water system. "The water system should last 40 years. Results show an 85 percent decrease in parasites seen in previous water systems [built by Global Brigades in Honduras]," she said. The clean water that this pipeline provides will limit the number of patients who would otherwise come to a Global Medical Brigades clinic in need of medication for parasites and other symptoms that come with unfiltered water.
Akash Vadalia '12 described building the last water pipeline to complete the town's entire system as "an emotional experience."
"We understood the importance of our efforts to finish [the system], and subsequently worked very hard," he said.
Finishing the system was not the group's only goal or the greater Global Brigades's only aim. Borin mentioned the importance of the water system as a means to prevent parasite contraction, which was "a common ailment that we saw at the clinic."
"The community was trained to be self-sufficient. They are prepared to maintain the system themselves," Borin continued.
The participants of this brigade covered a lot of ground in their time in Honduras; Vadalia noted that "about 400 patients were served."
Overall, the participants found the week rewarding.
"I thought that it would be a great experience for us ... to get out of the Brandeis bubble, and [see] what it's like for people who don't have access to resources to medical care that we take for granted," Vadalia said. "My experience with Global Medical Brigades blew my expectations out of the water."
Looking towards the future, the Brandeis chapter has plans to expand their work with Global Brigades. Patel plans to share her experience with other students and encourage their participation.
"Next year, we are planning to expand to two different brigades, a medical and a public health brigade," she said. "I'm sure that, just as we were inspired, others who get involved ... will [experience] the same reward."
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Eric Blair is my favorite author, so I write this biography – Incomplete as it may be – with the most adoration one can have for a person they have never met. Contrary to the norm, I will not be spending time with unimportant and ponderous biographical information, but instead will focus on the areas of his life that have ignited so many emotions and passions within me.
Eric Arthur Blair was born in India, in 1903 and he died in 1950, only 46 years young. Although he only began writing seriously at the age of 30, from a very young age he knew he wanted to be a writer. He even tried to abandon the idea of being a writer, but his true nature won out and he finally settled down and wrote some magical books. His dissertation called "Why I Write" is the perfect handbook for any future writer. In this thought provoking essay, he explains the reasons why he always knew he wanted to be a writer and what characteristics and desires are common to all writers. Since he always knew he was to be a writer, he obviously possessed the same motives that he speaks about in his wonderfully introspective essay. From this honest work, we can get a better idea about who Eric Blair truly was.
He was not only a brilliant, intellectual, one of a kind genius with a vision beyond his time, but he was also a man with all the same flaws and contradictions as all of us. He believed that every writer partly wrote out of sheer egoism, in other words, they think they know something others do not and obviously he subscribed himself to this as well. (If you read 1984 you will see that yes in fact he does know something others do not and that he had a very accurate vision of the future). Somehow he was able to accomplish this while completely erasing his own personality from his works and making the reader feel like it is his own opinion rather than the authors.
The book that allows you to see the most into Eric Blair – the man – is Down and Out in Paris and London. In this – his first successful book – he depicts his time as a tramp in two of the biggest cities in Europe. Here you get an insight on the reality of a young Eric Blair and the strength of his character. It is always when you are in the worst situations in life, when you have hit rock bottom and have been reduced to near nothingness that you learn the most about yourself and in turn show your true spirit. It was because of this book, that the name George Orwell was born. For the sake of his family, he decided that it would be a good idea to use a pseudonym, instead of revealing to everyone the kind of life he lived in poverty. He himself had no problem about it, but he knew his well to do family would be embarrassed, maybe even ashamed of having their son be known as a tramp.
Although Eric Blair wrote hundreds and hundreds of wonderful essays, novels and dissertations; he will always be remembered for Big Brother, the 3 Slogans, and doublespeak. He died shortly after completing his masterpiece, and to this day, we still make reference to Big Brother and the messages written in that prophetic story. The book will become more and more relevant the closer the new world order gets to complete control. Everyday the world resembles more and more the vision that Eric Blair had, and everyday we notice how much he was aware of the world situation, and how close to truth his vision really was. Because of his book, we can now tell when the governments and the elite are creating fake wars and manipulating the news for their own benefits.
Disasters like 9/11 and Pearl Harbor fit perfectly into the whole Big Brother scheme he speaks so adamantly and negatively about. Because of his preemptive warnings over 50 years ago, the intelligent human beings already know what the governments are doing to brainwash the proles, and now with the internet (maybe the one thing Eric Blair did not see) we stand a chance to wake the proles up and take back our freedoms we have lost. If there was one purpose George Orwell had, it was to write 1984, for it contains secrets that can only be matched in Rumi and Dostoevsky.
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Update to Fatal Crash on US 60 in Henderson County
Date of News Release: 04/30/2007
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(Henderson, KY) - Raymond E Pruiett Jr was traveling eastbound on US 60 in a 1996 Mercury. Henry A. Santos was traveling westbound on US 60 on a 2003 Honda Motorcycle. Christopher S. Murphy was traveling westbound on US 60 in a 1996 Chevrolet pickup behind Mr. Santos. Mr. Pruiett ran off the right shoulder of US 60 and over steered. He crossed the centerline striking Mr. Santos. Mr. Santos was wearing a helmet. Mr. Pruiett continued eastbound and struck Mr. Murphy in the westbound lane. Mr. Santos was pronounced dead at the scene by the Henderson County Deputy Coroner Ray Farmer. Mr. Pruiett was flown to Saint Mary's Hospital in Evansville. Mr. Murphy was not injured. The investigation is continuing. Kentucky State Police Reconstructionists will be on the scene next date making detailed measurements. The roadway will be open, however expect delays.
(Henderson, KY) - On Monday, April 30, 2007, the Kentucky State Police are currently investigating a 3 vehicle crash located near Reed on US 60 East of Henderson. The roadway is currently blocked. At this time personal information is not available. We will forward information as it becomes available. Please advise the motoring public that this area will be restricted until further notice.


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Three Men Flee from I-75 Traffic Stop One Arrested
Date of News Release: 04/02/2007
(Post 12 Frankfort) On Sunday, April 1, 2007 at 11:55 PM, Tpr. Jeremy Devasher made a traffic stop on I-75 at the 123 mile marker in Scott County. The vehicle was stopped for careless driving. The driver exited the vehicle and a short time later the occupants sped away and the driver fled on foot. The driver was apprehended in a nearby field. The unoccupied vehicle was recovered minutes later on US 460 east of Georgetown.
Ingredients used in Manufacturing Methamphetamine were located inside the vehicle. Anhydrous ammonia tanks, ephedrine, lithium, brake fluid, antifreeze and distilled water. Kentucky State Police used a K-9 and helicopter in the search of the fleeing suspects. Georgetown PD and the Scott County SO assisted Kentucky State Police Post 12 Frankfort.
State police arrested Austin L. Smith of Carryville, TN and lodged him in the Scott County Detention Center. He has been charged with Manufacturing Methamphetamine 1st, Possession Anhydrous Ammonia with Intent to Manufacture Meth 1st, Flee or Evading Police 2nd (On Foot), Failure to Maintain Required Insurance 1ST, Operating on a Suspended or Revoked Operators License, Careless Driving, Possession of a Controlled Substance 1st (Methamphetamine) and Possession of drug Paraphernalia 2nd Offense.
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The Oakland Raiders released cornerback Stanford Routt in early February in a salary cutting move, but the free agent cornerback has drawn quite a bit of interest in free agency. It seems Routt could be finding a new home soon, according to a report by Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk.
On Sunday morning, we reported that former Raiders cornerback Stanford Routt will soon be picking his next team. We now expect that decision to be finalized and formalized today.
Routt has reportedly drawn interest from the Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans, Buffalo Bills, Minnesota Vikings, Cincinnati Bengals and the Dallas Cowboys. He has already made official visits to the Chiefs, Bills and Bengals. Florio seems to indicate the Chiefs are the leader in the clubhouse for Routt, as they play Oakland twice a year and that could be a big selling point for the former Raider.
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8:57am Wednesday 9th May 2012 in Afloat News By Echo Reporter
GILES Scott won the opening race of the day at the JP Morgan Asset Management Open UK Finn Nationals to seal his third UK title with a race to spare.
The Portland sailor topped the charts at Falmouth, finishing ahead of Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie and France's Jonathan Lobert.
Overnight storms had cleared, leaving blue skies in the morning, but the wind built during the day for a challenging last day of the regatta.
The first race took over 45 minutes to get away following a series of general recalls and black flags. When it did get going, Russia's Eduard Skornyakov led round the top mark with Scott close behind.
Scott soon took the lead and rounded the gate just ahead of fellow Brit Andrew Mills and Jonas Høgh-Christensen of Denmark to sail away to win the race and the championship.
With the wind reaching 20 knots, the final race was a hard test, with many deciding to call it a day.
Ivan Kljakovic Gaspic battled against Lobert for the lead, but eventually the Croatian extended for a comfortable win.
Scott said of the first race: "It was an exciting race with lots of recalls and the tide pushing us over the line.
"I didn't get the best of starts so I took a hitch up and came back on good numbers and then caught up the guys who had hit the left harder.
"I managed to round second and then had the lead by the bottom and then slowly extended up the second beat, which was nice."
On his third UK title, Scott added: "It's nice to win here, especially as it's the first time I have raced Ben in a Finn nationals."
Ainslie added: "It's been great racing and it's been a fantastic event I think.
"We've had great conditions and a variety of conditions. For me it's been great to be sailing back in Cornwall where I grew up.
"I've never really raced here so I am learning a lot. I didn't sail particularly well to be honest so it's good to learn about the conditions."
The sailors now have a few days off before the JP Morgan Asset Manage-ment Finn Gold Cup starts on Sunday.
Scott though, will not be on hand to defend his title.
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According to The Guardian Chelsea are close to signing Hulk from FC Porto for a fee rumoured to be in the region of £38 million. In my opinion this would be a great signing for Chelsea as a club and a great addition to our attacking threat, the one downside to this transfer though? Ramires losing his place.
Throughout last season Ramires was a key player for Chelsea, his stamina, pace and team work ethic was vital to Chelsea's double winning side. At the start of the season he was played in the centre of midfield in a 4-3-3 formation, however from around January onward he was shifted out to the right-wing in a 4-2-3-1. He clicked into position here and made the role his own, his performances were vital and match winning. However with the almost certain transfers of Hulk and Eden Hazard, what will come of Ramires?
Hulk and Hazard will want to join the club as long as they are given a lot of first team football. This will mean both of them playing on opposite wings in a 4-2-3-1 formation, Hazard on the left, Mata in the centre and Hulk on the right. This means that Hulk will occupy the position that Ramires performed so well in last season. The obvious answer to the question of where to play Ramires would be to move him back to CM with either Lampard, Essien, Mikel or Romeu?
I feel that this could work, but only if it were deployed in the right way. Ramires top attributes are his Stamina, Pace and movement, these are all down to his athleticism and not paricularly his technical ability. To play CM you need to be a good passer, tackler and all round good technical player, something which Ramires is not. He suited playing on the wing because of his athleticism , whereas placing CM will not use his best attributes.
if he were to play CM he would need a partner that would compliment him, basically someone who is assured defensively and will cover him when he goes forward. The obvious choice for this would be Mikel, he rarely crosses the half way line and is disiplined in the way he plays. Mikel would make the tackle's and do the grafting while Ramires goes forward to support the attack. The only problem with this is that neither Mikel or Ramires are good passers, they both give the ball away far too often and are inaccurate with far too many passes. So the next idea would be to pair Ramires and Lampard, Ramires going forward and the ageing Lampard staying back to help. However there is another problem with this, neither are known for their defensive skills and make too many fouls and Lampard is and always will be a very attacking player which mean he could leave the defence exposed when he goes forward.
The manager, whoever that may be, will have to find the balance to this and the coaches will have to get him to work on his technical skills. Whatever we happens we have to make sure that one of our best players last season is included in the starting 11 in some way, Ramires is a key player and must still be a big part of us somehow next season.
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A Palestinian doctor who was born and raised in the Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, Izzeldin Abuelaish is an infertility specialist who lives in Gaza but works in Israel. The Gaza doctor has been crossing the lines in the sand that
divide Israelis and Palestinians for most of his life--as a physician who treats patients on both sides of the line, as a humanitarian who sees the need for improved health and education for women as the way forward in the Middle East. And, most recently, as the father whose daughters were killed by Israeli soldiers on January 16, 2009, during Israel's incursion into the Gaza Strip.
It was Izzeldin's response to this tragedy that made news and won him humanitarian awards around the world. Instead of seeking revenge or sinking into hatred, he called for the people in the region to start talking to each other. His deepest hope is that his daughters will be "the last sacrifice on the road to peace between Palestinians and Israelis."
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"In this book, Doctor Abuelaish has expressed a remarkable commitment to forgiveness and reconciliation that describes the foundation for a permanent peace in the Holy Land."
— President Jimmy Carter, Nobel Peace Prize laureate
"It is impossible to read this book without feeling deep compassion for Abuelaish and his surviving children, and profound respect for his determination to turn tragedy into triumph."
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"A passionate human cry for peace and understanding."
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"This story is a necessary lesson against hatred and revenge."
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"Powerful. . . . Moving. . . . Abuelaish does not attempt to set out a political solution to the conflict. He simply tells his own story, with clarity and a humanity of vision."
— The Gazette
"A vivid, haunting and all but heartbreaking account. . . . Fast-paced, skillfully organized and highly evocative."
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"Unshakeable courage, optimism and belief in the healing power of love is [Abuelaish's] story. . . . This book, penned from the heart, with grace and insight, is his way of engaging us all in this quest [to create peace between Israelis and Palestinians]."
— Heather Reisman, Heather's Pick
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Please visit daughtersforlife.com, the website of the foundation Dr. Abuelaish is setting up to promote the education and advancement of Palestinian girls and women, and to honour the memory of his daughters.
Foreword by Sally Armstrong
Introduction by Dr. Marek Glezerman
One Sand and Sky
Two Refugee Childhood
Three Finding My Way
Four Hearts and Minds
Five Loss
Six Attack
Seven Aftermath
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Izzeldin Abuelaish, MD, MPH, is a Palestinian physician and infertility expert who was born and raised in the Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip. He received a scholarship to study medicine in Cairo, and then received a diploma from the Institute of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of London. He completed a residency in the same discipline at Soroka University Hospital in Israel, followed by a subspecialty in fetal medicine in Italy and Belgium. He then undertook a masters in public health (health policy and management) at Harvard University. Before his three daughters were killed in January 2009 during the Israeli incursion into Gaza, Dr. Abuelaish worked as a researcher at the Gertner Institute at the Sheba Hospital in Tel Aviv. He now lives with his family in Toronto, where he is an associate professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto.
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• 4/24 – Ashley 0 New Hanover 2 - The Lady Eagles soccer team hosted the Wildcats of New Hanover on Tuesday night. The Lady Eagles started the game off strong and dominated at the beginning of the half. Midway through the half, the Eagles began to loose hold of their fundamental, simple style of play, which unsettled the team. The Wildcats were able to capitalize on this and found the back of the net before the close of the first half. The second half opened up with a great scoring opportunity, led by senior, co-captain, Kara Bennett. The Wildcats countered with a break away run that led to another Wildcat goal. The game came to a close at 2-0 win for New Hanover. This brings the Eagles to a 7-5-2 record overall and 4-2-1 in conference play. The team will travel to New Bern on Thursday.
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A Central Ohio woman said goodbye to her past and hello to a brighter future, thanks to a state law designed to expunge the criminal records of victims of human trafficking.
Julie Hatfield would tell you that she knows what it's like to reach the depths of despair. A decade ago, a growing dependency on drugs led to a gang of dealers who forced her to hit the streets as a prostitute.
"They had control over me. Not only did the drugs have control over me, but then they had control over me beyond that," Hatfield said. "If I didn't go make the money, they would beat me, and when I was out making money, they would watch me and if they thought that I was going to buy from any other drug dealer. They would find me and they would beat me."
Finally arrested and facing felony warrants, she ran away to southern Ohio, where she said good people helped her turn away from drugs and turn toward a higher power.
She decided to come back to Columbus and turn herself in.
Expecting jail, she instead was sent to Judge Paul Herbert's CATCH program for human trafficking victims.
"It gave me a voice. CATCH court gave me my life back. It made me realize that I don't have to be ashamed of what I did. I was always afraid of the cops. I always thought the cops were bad. It just gave me the support and love that I never thought existed in life, and over the two-year period of time, I was able to let go of the shame," she said.
She stayed drug and trouble free, and eligible for record expungement under a new state law.
"As I look at the statute, you clearly fit the reason why I believe this statute was written, so therefore, I want to let you know that I am going to expunge each and every one of your prior convictions. Congratulations," Herbert told Hatfield.
After leaving her unfortunate past behind, Hatfield stepped toward her future, graduating from the impact program with new work, resume, and interview skills.
"The state of Ohio is recognizing that this is a syndrome that women and girls go through and we, as a community, want to stand up and protect them from what's happening. So I think this is a huge step in that and I am glad to be part of it," Hatfield said.


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Will an old formula spell success for the Nashville Predators next season?
I've got a fever, and the only prescription is more Cowgill. (I'm so sorry.)
After years of having Minaya's roadkill roster served as filet mignon, honesty is refreshing. But if we're lauding Alderson for his truthfulness, we should take him on his word: He, not the...
Entertainer with memoir engages in self-promotion. Writer writes hatchet job about athlete leaving. Sun comes up in the morning.
If I read one more snarky comment from some other team's fan, decrying the logic of trading some over-ager in Double-A for "one-year wonder" "38-year-old knuckleballer" R.A. Dickey, I will throw...
The Mets have signed their franchise player to the biggest contract in team history.
Shea Weber Agrees to 14 Year Offer Sheet from Philadelphia; Nashville Has 7 Days to Match.
Working on details. Matt Carle is closing in on a deal with Tampa Bay Lightning.Dreger
The Predators won't need to replace Ryan Suter's special teams skills.
It looks like the Predators are bringing Chris Mason back to be Pekka Rinne's backup -- a move sure to be loved by fans and coaches in Nashville alike. He'll make $1.25 million for one season, plus...
Predators fans say goodbye to Frankie Bouillon.
The Predators claim to use advanced statistics, but the proof isn't in the pudding.
Terror at 20,000 feet with the Predators GM.
vs. 7:10 ET | SNY I own three pitcher jerseys: David Price 2008 World Series R.A. Dickey home, same as on his book's cover Oliver Perez road grey For the time being (and for all future time),...
vs. FOX | 7:15 PM ET Handy recap of the teams' rivalry to this point. Probable Pitchers If I went back in time to Spring Training and told you Dillon Gee would have these numbers in June, what...
vs. 7:10 PM ET | SNY Once, while standing in the Shake Shack line (yea, I know), I overheard two fellow Mets fans discoursing. EUTHYPHRO: Hark, Socrates. What make you of the...
vs. 7:10 PM ET | WPIX11 "Show me a guy who can't pitch inside and I'll show you a loser." - Sandy Koufax Probable Pitchers Scouting Report: Loves to come inside and does so well...throws...
Previewing the Mets-Padres matchup for Thursday, May 24, 2012.
Previewing the Mets-Pirates matchup for Wednesday, May 23, 2012.
Just some bullet points I gotta get out there. Stronger Start Radulov needs to shoot--Yes, Mike Fisher looked off several wide-open shots last night. But his line has been playing too cute all...
Would you rather see the Predators face Phoenix or Chicago? We debate, you decide the winner.
Whatever the outcome of these playoffs, the Nashville Predators have already changed their destiny.
The Predators beat the Red Wings, leapfrogging them in the standings.
We debate Matt Halischuk vs. Jordin Tootoo and you decide the winner.
The Predators rebounded from two untimely losses earlier in the week to beat the Jets (barely) tonight. I say barely because they let Winnipeg back in late, though the game should have never been...
Next Game Winnipeg Jets @ Nashville Predators Saturday, Mar 24, 2012, 7:00 PM EDT Bridgestone Arena New On The Forecheck Podcast: Episode Seven posted by Marc Torrence about 4 hours ago ...
The Predators play their only game against the Winnipeg Jets this season.
Courtesy of TSN.ca, here's the video of Rudi's welcome back press conference. He digs the yellow, apparently.
Is it possible to hold on to a grudge from 4 years ago when Alexander Radulov left the Nashville Predators for the KHL?
Today is the birthday of our fearless leader, Dirk Hoag! I won't tell you how old he is, but I think I speak for Dirk when I say, "A lot of people blogging about my birthday in this morning's...
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A Flint Internet company is auctioning off some items from the medical office of Dr. Farid Fata.
The Oakland County oncologist is charged with misdiagnosing cancer patients as part of a medicare fraud.
His practice billed medicare more than $200 million dollars over six years. Fata denies the charges.
Some of the items include medical equipment, office furniture and office supplies. The auction runs today only from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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I, the Night Watchman, am the late-night moderator of News4Mass. While all you kitties are, or should be, sleeping I am watching over the site and posting my thoughts and feelings. These posts are designed to get the reader thinking, for when counting sheep won't get them to sleep. Hypotheticals, questions, and philosophy, I have them all and so much more. Very special thank you to "The Braintrust" for helping me generate ideas. I can't ask for a better group.
If you have any ideas for a question to be posed by the Night Watchman feel free to comment and leave your question. If you have a question to be answered also comment, and I will respond to you in a post. I am your humble servant of the night.
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State Tosses Out More Of Somerset School's MCAS Scores
State education officials have invalidated every MCAS test taken last year by students at a Somerset elementary school after finding evidence of cheating.
Teacher Evaluations May Soon Include Student MCAS Scores
Student performance is often judged by MCAS scores, and soon, teachers might be judged that way as well.
State Tosses Somerset Elementary School's MCAS Testing Results
The state is throwing out another school's MCAS results because of questions over cheating.
MCAS Irregularities Found In Boston's Blackstone Elementary
Boston and state education officials say an eight-month inquiry has found testing irregularities on MCAS mathematics tests at a Boston elementary school.
Education Officials Investigate Somerset MCAS Scores
State education officials are investigating a dramatic jump in MCAS performance by students at a Somerset elementary school.
Curious About MCAS Dates & Snow Days
I am curious if the State is considering pushing back MCAS testing dates due to the number of snow days this winter and the missed classroom time that has resulted? – Josh, Orleans
How Much Is Free Tuition Worth?
The cost of college these days is staggering. However, here in Massachusetts if your child gets a great score on the MCAS exam they can get free tuition at a state school.
State touts latest MCAS results
State officials say there have been strong improvements on the 2010 MCAS scores.
Leaving the MCAS Behind (7/22/2010)
Lt. Governor Tim Murray is arguing to remove the MCAS in favor of a federal program to boost education standards
Reading the Morning Paper
I'm pretty sure my last posting (July 17) says about all you need to know about my thoughts regarding public education. As good as Massachusetts is in the overall rankings (#1 by many standards) […]


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Awesome images from space
Time-lapse video: Space shuttle Endeavour's trek across L.A.
Spiral galaxy, a holiday wreath in space( NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Collaboration )
A NASA/Hubble Space Telescope image shows the nearby spiral galaxy M74. The spiral arms are lighted by glowing gas light. The space agency says this indicates an environment rich in star formation.


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BENDIGO will be home to a 12-and-under cricket competition for the next week, with the event kicking off on Saturday.
More than 148 junior cricketers and their families from across Australia came together at the weekend to kick off the School Sport Australia Girls and Boys 12 years and Under Cricket Championship.
Josh Moors, of Sydney, said he was impressed with Bendigo's cricket fields.
"They are better than Sydney's," he said.
Joanne McCoy, of Sydney, said she was proud of her son, who was chosen to represent New South Wales in the tournament.
"Sport is so important to living a healthy life," she said.
Ms McCoy said it was her first time visiting Bendigo.
"We love Bendigo so far.
"The old buildings are beautiful."
Allyson Blaxall, of Sydney, drove to Bendigo with her two sons for the match.
"I adore small towns," she said.
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Thailand's Pongsaklek Wonjongkam successfully defended his world flyweight championship (and WBC belt) today at home with a 12-round, unanimous decision win over Japan's Takuya Kogawa. Wongjongkam won on scores of 118-110, 117-111, and 116-112.
Pongsaklek (81-3-1, 44 KO) is now likely to await a challenge from Mexico's Edgar Sosa (42-6, 25 KO), who has been the mandatory challenger for a while now. Both fighters have been dancing around the matchup for a while now, with the Thai star defending his title just twice since beating Koki Kameda for the vacant championship in March 2010. He has fought six times overall since then, but four of the bouts were of typically disgraceful Thailand showcase nonsense variety, and frankly neither of the two title defenses have been all that impressive, either.
Sosa is in line mostly because he held the WBC's junior flyweight title for years and was a top contender at 108 pounds. Since returning from an injury suffered in a controversial loss to Rodel Mayol in late 2009, Sosa has beaten a series of mediocre opponents and been installed as the top contender by the WBC in a show of rather typical and obvious favoritism.
Sosa fights what he says is a final tune-up on Saturday night against Julio Paz (12-1, 4 KO).


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CrossFit Asheville WODS \• November 30, 2009
A 3 rep max Thrusters strength session, setting a new PR of 135 lbs, followed by a 4 round AMRAP 3 minutes of 6 Ring Push-Ups, 3 Squat Cleans and 3 Thrusters, with 95 lbs, resting 1 minute between rounds; total rounds: 8, plus 12 reps.
Workouts \• November 28, 2009
A nice little Saturday WOD in the Park with Mike P., M3, and Troy (Mike's Sister's friend). Sprinting and calisthenics.
CrossFit Mothership WODS \• November 27, 2009
A difficult WOD from the Mothership: 400 meter walking lunges.
CrossFit Asheville WODS \• November 25, 2009
The day before Thanksgiving is pretty much a bust for me. But I'll live.
Strength Day \• November 24, 2009
A quick note about my second Tuesday strength day.
Nutrition \• November 22, 2009
A rest day and travel day finds me trying to eat breakfast while in the airports of Asheville and Charlotte. Which leads to another rant on American eating habits.
CrossFit Asheville WODS \• November 21, 2009
A fun Do-It-Yourself WOD at UNCA: Sprinting and burpees with friends on a cool sunny fall morning? What could be better?
CrossFit Asheville WODS \• November 20, 2009
Something like Cindy, and Push Press for Strength (new PR, 150 lbs).
CrossFit Asheville WODS \• November 18, 2009
Front squats, in which I got a new 3 rep max PR, followed by the WOD "Trip," involving 21-15-9 Power Cleans and Box Jumps, in which I stumbled slowly through.
Strength Day \• November 17, 2009
First of my new program of Tuesday Strength Days. I set a new PR in Clean and Jerk at 140 lbs, and did work sets in Deadlift at 225 lbs.
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Opened Fall 2013
A New Way of Learning Art and Design
After a six million dollar rehab project and the creation of new programs and courses, the Art and Design Department (A+D) has a new approach to teaching and space that reflects this approach. In fall 2013, 40,000 sq. ft. of new classroom and fabrication facilities have opened alongside new curricula in Foundations, Visual Design Studies, Advertising Art Direction, Illustration, and Fine Art. Along with our earlier construction projects, like the Efroymson Resource Center, our new printmaking shops, and our state of the art computer labs and a digital print center.
In fall 2009, Columbia College Chicago's Office of Campus Environment, the School of Fine and Performing Arts, and the Art and Design Department, in conjunction with the global design firm Gensler (www.gensler.com), began planning the redesign of nearly one-third of our teaching facilities in the 623 S. Wabash building. At the same time, faculty and staff members in A+D began re-visioning several of our key curricular programs. Courses such as integrated studios, module intensives, practicums and visual culture seminars will be particularly served by these spaces, and a new emphasis on concept and problem solving – over incremental learning – will change the nature of both individual and collaborative production.
These initiatives represent collaboration between architects, designers, administrators, faculty, staff, and students. These complementary and synergistic projects incorporate some of the most innovative and progressive approaches in visual arts and design education today. To be able to revision both programmatic and architectural structures simultaneously has been a unique opportunity that will have a tremendous impact on our teaching and in our students' lives.


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Mexico / Arizona
US-Mexico Border Field Course
FAIR 397J - 2 credits
March 20 - 29, 2014
This program requires a prerequisite FA 375 H in winter quarter or another comparable course approved by sponsoring faculty.
Learn and understand what life is like for migrants in borderland communities. You will have the chance to study, learn and interact with many different groups and organizations on both sides of the Arizona and Sonora, Mexico border. Led by Fairhaven Senior Instructor Shirley Osterhaus and Anthropology Professor James Loucky, this field course will provide you the opportunity to:
- Gain firsthand experience of life in border communities
- Support intercultural understanding of people's experience
- Learn through hearing many voices and perspectives of people on both sides of the border
- Understand the heavily debated issues of immigration, homeland security, prisons and US policies
- Experience on-the-ground knowledge of complex border issues
- Encourage involvement with local/national/international issues related to migrants and immigration
- Actively participate in the Desert-Aid Humanitarian Program
- Mexico/Arizona Home
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Shirley Osterhaus
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One the eve of our next, and last, exhibition game I decided to do work on a new wallpaper. I was going back and forth trying to decide which player I would like to use for the new wallpaper, so I just decided to do them all. The Captains: Chris Smith, Peyton Siva, and Kyle Kuric are featured in the front, with the rest of the team making an appearance in the back ground. This isn't to say that those 3 players are any more important than the others, I just thought it brought the wallpaper together (and made sense). So hopefully for you all who didn't care for the first schedule wallpaper, or didn't want Swopshire taking over your desktop (what is wrong with you?), hopefully this one will do the trick.
I'm still hoping to put together a couple of individual schedule wallpapers before the season opener, so stay tuned.
Also, a huge thank you to www.cardshout.com and www.hellinthehall.com for providing the pictures for a lot of, if not all, my wallpapers. Can't wait until they get a chance to put up some more pictures from this year so I can start cranking out some wallpaper. Ejoy!


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A Brother Like No Other
May - December 2006
De / at mike-barker.blogspot.com
Mike is one of those guys that you can't help but love. He makes you smile even when you didn't think you would...or even could. He is a brother like no other we have ever known.
This book is a memory of the blog we as his family created during this chapter of his life
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Stories from the Top
By Fernando Nonohay & Chelo Rodriguez
A collection of short stories by Chelo Rodriguez and photographs by Fernando Nonohay.
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Chocolate Watch Band, The
The Shakin' Street Punk Survey
Overview by uncredited writer, Shakin' Street Gazette, November 1974
THIS IS YOUR BIG CHANCE! Yes, its all coming back. Following the rock & roll revival, the surf music revival, and the reggae revival, the ...
The Fleshtones: Hexbreaker!, plus Standells and Chocolate Watch Band best-ofs
Review by Mitchell Cohen, Creem, November 1983
WE'VE HEARD THIS before, and the Fleshtones know it: "Your scene isn't really so strange/Some things never really change." Hornet-nest guitar. Gnarly vocals. Lyrics that ...
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Well it's been a crazy week..
The weather has been unbelievable here, compared to what April was like. It's been clear almost every night for a week and I've got hundreds of gigs of data to get through. I don't get time to finish processing one lot before I capture another nights worth of data and it just adds to the backlog.
I've imaged Jupiter 5 out of the 6 last mornings and I can tell you my body is paying for it. It's been mostly pretty good seeing, some average and some spectacular but not without it problems.
My external hard-drive failed and the partition got corrupted, so I had to use my backup external hard-drive to start capturing data onto. I was able to recover most of the data from the old drive, but some of it is still corrupt.
Here's 2 images of Jupiter from the last 9 days..
4th May: Average seeing
8th May: Very good seeing, but unfortunately I missed the best of it - my alarm was set for 2am but somehow I slept through it. My body clock woke me up at 3:40am but by then the best of the seeing had gone and I was only able to capture a few avi's before I had to finish up.
The 8th May images (4 of them) are shown first - it's the same image but presented differently - 2 upsized (north up and south up) and 2 at normal scale (north up and south up). The 4th May image is at the end.
Glad to finally have finished processing these, now I can start on the others.. more to come in the next few days.
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This week's Landers Dodge Chrysler Jeep Athlete of the Week is Megan Backofen. The 6th grader from Copeland Middle School is a gymnast and cross country runner. Backofen is a two-time Middle School Cross Country champion winning in both 4th and 6th grade. She completed her first half marathon in December running the Dallas Half Marathon in 2:06. The time was the fastest time for any girl 12 or under to finish. Backofen is also sports a 4.0 GPA with her favorite subject being math.
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