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Just like the tiny A1 and the more-powerful RS6 Avant , the Audi S6 is in for a facelift for the 2015 model year, and a fresh host of spy shots have just arrived to help us decipher what's new on the high-performance sedan . Up front, the most notable changes will include a revised front grille flanked by a pair of headlamps sporting a new LED design. Same goes for the rear end, where a set of taillights will replace the current ones. An all around nip and tuck is also present under that camouflage, but we'll only be able to notice it all once the production version is out in the open.
All told, don't expect the 2015 model to change too much, but the crisp body and interior updates will keep the S6 fresh for a few more years.
Moving under the hood, the twin-turbo, 4.0-liter, V-8 engine, shared with the RS6 and the Bentley Continental GT , could see a 20-horsepower bump from the current 420-horsepower output, meaning 0 to 60 mph will drop below the current 4.5-second estimate.
The sedan won't be unveiled until late 2014, so make sure you stick around for more spy shots and updates.
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In this week's MyNorthTickets Minute, we're celebrating the sounds of the spring season. Here's 3 orchestra performances to tune into:
The first of the trio is idyllic for all our spring love birds in town, Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra and Chorus performs Songs of Love and Joy. Get the warm and fuzzies at their performance this weekend at the John M. Hall Auditorium in Petoskey.
Number two on the list is brought to you by the Cadillac Symphony Orchestra performing Locally Grown IV. This event at the Cadillac Community Schools Auditorium highlights musical artists with roots and upbringing right in the greater Cadillac area.
And for our finale, Encore Winds and area high school bands get patriotic with their American Broadway & Sousa concert. Talented students from Mesick, Grayling, Elk Rapids, Kalkaska and Traverse City will be here at the Fist Congregational Church on Old Mission Peninsula this Saturday.


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Course and Program Guidelines
NCIIA Course and Program Grant Guidelines – Applicants are strongly encouraged to read the entire guidelines prior to submitting.
Introduction | Who May Apply | Selection Criteria | Institutional Support | Intellectual Property Policies | How to Apply | The Proposal: Required and Optional Components | The NCIIA Review and Notification Process | If Your Proposal is Approved
Course and Program grants are awarded to colleges and universities for the purpose of strengthening existing curricular programs and/or building new programs in invention, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Through these grant funds, NCIIA supports creative pedagogical approaches that generate student teams (E-Teams*) working on technology solutions to solve real-world problems.
*What's an E-Team?
NCIIA defines an E-Team as a multidisciplinary group of students, faculty, and industry mentors working together to bring a technology-based invention (product or service) to market. The "E" stands for entrepreneurship.
Note: If you have a proposal for a course and/or program that focuses on the development and dissemination of technology-based inventions and innovations for the benefit of people living in poverty, you should consider applying for a Sustainable Vision grant instead of a Course and Program grant. Learn more about the Sustainable Vision grants program here.
Please note that applicants may not submit both a Sustainable Vision proposal and a Course and Program proposal for the same idea during the same grant cycle.
Who May Apply
NCIIA grant funds are awarded to US-based colleges and universities. Faculty and staff from NCIIA member colleges and universities may apply for a Course and Program grant.
Selection Criteria
The more SPECIFIC, CLEAR and COMPELLING your proposal is, the more competitive your proposal will be. Typically, proposals have a 16-25% chance of getting funded.
- The formation of (preferably multidisciplinary) student teams focused on technology invention, innovation and entrepreneurship with a positive social/environmental impact.
- A focus on entrepreneurship and support for promising student teams (connections to people and resources on campus and beyond to support commercialization) who want to continue to develop their technology and business model after participation in the proposed course/program.
- A plan for continuation (and financial sustainability) of the course or program post NCIIA funding.
- Experiential learning by doing and creative pedagogical approaches to solving real world problems.
What will NOT be funded?
Here are some examples of projects that are NOT strong candidates for Course and Program grant funding:
- Pure research projects.
- Courses or programs that are unlikely to continue beyond the grant period.
- Existing programs where there is little change or improvement proposed.
- Courses and/or programs without a focus on technology innovation and/or entrepreneurship.
- Courses or programs that do not lead to the creation of student E-Teams.
- Proposals that do not demonstrate that the most promising student teams and technologies will be supported beyond the classroom.
Institutional Support
NCIIA requires evidence of support from your college or university, which we believe is critical to the success of your course or program. The following institutional representatives must verify their support (online) of your proposal by responding to an automated email request from the online proposal prior to final submission. They need to virtually "sign off" by responding to the email generated within the online proposal process and enter their initials.
The Principal Investigator takes primary responsibility for the proposal and will have overall responsibility for the grant and reporting. Ideally, a tenured or tenure-track faculty and/or staff member serves as the Principal Investigator. Co-PIs are allowed but 1 lead PI must be identified. Students may not serve as Principal Investigators.
The NCIIA defines the Administrative Contact as a grants administrator or fiscal officer authorized to commit the institution to the terms of the grant. Often, the AC is someone in your institution's Office of Sponsored Programs/Research or an administrator able to manage grant funding within a department or school. Principal Investigators, other faculty, and students may not serve as the AC.
The Department Chair (or equivalent) will need to indicate his/her awareness of and support for your proposal as a demonstration of institutional commitment to the proposed program or project.
The Dean of Faculty (or equivalent) will need to indicate his/her awareness of and support for your proposal as a demonstration of institutional commitment to the proposed program or project.
Intellectual Property Policies
The NCIIA supports courses and/or programs that lead to the creation of E-Teams as they work toward commercialization of their inventions. Ownership of discoveries or inventions resulting from activities financed by NCIIA grant funds will be governed by grantee institutions' intellectual property policies. If a school does not have an intellectual property policy, then the institution must develop an E-Team agreement that establishes ownership of ideas resulting from E-Team work. The NCIIA takes no financial or ownership interest in the projects funded by these grants.
How to Apply
All program applications must be submitted online. Anyone on the team may serve as the applicant. ALL proposal deadlines end at 11:59pm eastern time on the specified due date unless otherwise indicated.
The Proposal: Required and Optional Components
As part of the online application process, you will be prompted to upload the following into your proposal:
- Required proposal components combined together in a single PDF (includes the proposal narrative, proposed budget, letter(s) of support, and key team member resumes).
- Additional appendices (optional) up to 5 appendices total, combined together in a single PDF.
- Weblinks (optional) up to 4 links can be included (websites, video links, articles, etc.).
Details on each component are provided below.
The following documents are required as part of your proposal and must be included in the following order, combined together into a single PDF:
- Proposal narrative
- Proposed budget (in the NCIIA template, which should be downloaded here or directly from the online proposal application)
- Letter(s) of support (at least 1 required, maximum of 3 accepted)
- Team member resumes (4 resumes maximum, each limited to 3 pages per resume)
1) REQUIRED: Proposal Narrative
Your proposal narrative may not exceed 5 pages in length using 12-point Times font and 1-inch margins. Again, the more SPECIFIC, CLEAR, and COMPELLING your narrative is, the more competitive your proposal will be. We recommend that the following information is included in your narrative.
- What are you proposing? Be specific in the first paragraph; for example, is it a course or a program? Is it new or an expansion of existing courses/programs? Is it is a certificate program, a major or minor, or an extracurricular opportunity or a combination? It is important to differentiate between program elements that exist and anything new that you are proposing. If you choose, you may use a chart or a map identifying what exists vs. the new elements you are proposing in the appendix.
- What is the technology invention/innovation area of focus?
- How will the proposed course or program lead to the creation of student E-Teams? Will resulting teams be multidisciplinary (encouraged but not required)?
- Explain the process: how will teams be formed, how many (approximately) per year, where will the ideas come from (students/faculty, university research, a combination, etc.), and how will any resulting IP be handled?
- Is there an experiential learning opportunity for students?
- Is there potential for educational, social and/or environmental impact?
- What gap(s) are you addressing on your campus; what do you feel is missing?
- Provide a 1-2 paragraph background of how the program or project began and what has been accomplished so far (if anything).
- What institutional and financial support have you received for your work?
- Describe the role of each key individual involved with delivering and supporting the proposed course and/or program. Keep each description to 1-2 sentences.
- Have you identified partners on campus or beyond who will help promising teams commercialize any resulting technologies? Describe the "entrepreneurial ecosystem" on your campus and in your community that teams can access* (other faculty members, departments, entrepreneurship centers, incubators, accelerators, mentors etc.).
- What are the milestones that you hope to achieve during the grant period?
- How many E-Teams will be formed/supported each year? How many students?
- How will you evaluate your course/program beyond student evaluations?
- Will the course or program continue beyond the end of the grant period? If so, how do you anticipate that it will be funded? Is your program replicable?
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2. REQUIRED: Proposed Budget
Your budget demonstrates to reviewers how you intend to achieve the objectives proposed in your 5-page narrative. NCIIA requires you to use the provided Course and Program budget template which you can download here.
Note: Course and Program grant funds cannot cover institutional overhead but can provide personnel costs of up to $5,000; the $5,000 maximum includes any applicable cost of fringe benefits.
Eligible expenses examples:
Ineligible expenses examples:
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3. REQUIRED: Letter(s) of Support
Letters of support should demonstrate to reviewers that there is ongoing institutional support for your project and/or technical competence and market opportunity in the proposed work. Letters can also serve to verify partnerships discussed in your proposal narrative or verify additional funding to complement the proposed budget. At least 1 letter is required, up to 3 will be accepted.
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4. REQUIRED: Resumes
Include resumes from the Principal Investigator and any other key collaborators. We do not need resumes for the Administrative Contact or non-key team members/collaborators. Up to 4 resumes are allowed and they should be no more than 3 pages each.
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Optional: Additional Appendices
Up to 5 additional (optional) supporting documents may be combined into 1 PDF file and uploaded as an appendix item. Relevant supporting materials including curricula, photographs, and syllabi are welcome.
In addition to supporting documents, applicants may upload up to 4 links to websites, online articles, videos and/or other relevant online data that will inform and provide context for the proposed program.
The NCIIA Review and Notification Process
- Submitted proposals are screened internally and reviewed by external panels of reviewers made up of individuals from academia, industry, nonprofits, and content experts from the US and around the world.
- NCIIA strives to notify applicants of the status of their proposals via email within 90 days of the submission deadline. In some cases, NCIIA may ask for additional information and/or clarification after the proposal has been submitted.
- All applicants and PIs will receive notification via email as to whether or not their proposal has been selected for funding. If your proposal is not accepted, detailed reviewer comments are not shared in writing but applicants may schedule a call with NCIIA to receive a verbal summary of reviewer feedback.
- Occasionally, reviewers invite a team to resubmit their proposal in a future cycle for re-consideration, after certain concerns or questions are addressed. Applicants invited by reviewers to resubmit should contact NCIIA to discuss the reviewer feedback in detail and make sure they understand the questions and concerns raised. Resubmitted proposals must specify how previous concerns have been addressed. Resubmissions should clearly mark a section of the narrative "Addressing Previous Reviewer Concerns."
If Your Proposal is Approved
- Funds are awarded to US-based colleges and universities.
- The Principal Investigator will receive a notification letter and approved budget via email.
- NCIIA will send an award letter agreement for signature to the Administrative Contact identified in the proposal. Once this award letter is signed and returned to NCIIA, funds can be disbursed.
Reporting for Grantees
Reporting requirements will be outlined in the award letter. Principal Investigators for NCIIA grants are prompted via email (usually once each year) to complete reports online. Failure to submit reports may jeopardize your institution's eligibility for future grants and pending payments. If you receive a grant, reporting deadlines will be detailed in your award letter. Click here to preview sample interim and final reports.
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The Atlanta Braves have called up some additional help from Gwinnett, adding catcher J.C. Boscan and reliever Anthony Varvaro to the roster. Boscan should allow them to use David Ross as a right-handed pinch hitter in key situations (yay!), and the hard throwing Varvaro will give the Braves bullpen yet another power arm.
The Braves also released infielder Wes Helms, who was at triple-A Gwinnett, and would have been the Braves right-handed bench bat had he not hit .176 in his nine games there, which prompted the Braves to trade for Matt Diaz. The team also DFA'ed left-hander Dustin Richardson, but he cleared waivers and accepted an assignment to Gwinnett. Nice job by the Braves to claim him off waivers from Florida earlier in the year, and then retain him. He's erratic, but has a promising arm.
Newly acquired infielder Jack Wilson will likely take Richardson's spot on the 40-man roster -- pretty good roster management by Atlanta. By the way, Varvaro was a teammate of Wilson's last year in Seattle.
After the Gwinnett season (or postseason) ends in a week or two, the Braves will likely recall several more players, including Julio Teheran, Randall Delgado, Cory Gearrin, Brandon Hicks, and Wilkin Ramirez. They could also recall Matt Young, just so Jose Constanza feels tall.
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From David O'Brien we get this note about Wes Helms:
His heel is bothering him and he told Fredi he couldn't help the Braves this way. Was gracious for chance.
And he was also hitting .176, though that could have been because of the heel, I guess.


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Now that it's official and Obama has signed the economic stimulus bill, there is some clarification on how the $8000 first time homebuyer tax credit will work. Here are the details:
From the National Association of Realtors, here is a direct comparison chart highlighting the changes in the homebuyer tax credit from last year to this year (the major changes are highlighted in bold italics):
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An Effingham County woman says her grandmother is a victim of a scam after a man she doesn't know or hasn't met asked her to send him hundreds of dollars.
Angel Hart's grandmother has been sending money to a lottery in Canada for a little over a year. Hart says on Thursday, her grandmother received a phone call from a man who identified himself as a Michael Henry asking her for money.
Hart says the man told her grandmother to buy a Walmart Green Dot card and put $210 on it. He then asked her to read the numbers on the back of the card to him over the phone.
Hart says the man called again asking her grandmother to buy another card and this time, put $485 on the card. Hart says the man promised her grandmother a living room set, BMW and $2.5 million.
When Hart's grandmother couldn't come up with the $485, the man told her she wouldn't get the prizes. That's when Hart says her red flags went up.
"She told him she had no more money and he took everything she had. He was like you have to get the money before we can deliver the prize. She said I have no more money. He said I'm sorry I'll have to put it in storage, when do you get your social security and retirement and how much?" says Hart.
WTOC called the phone number that Henry was calling Hart's grandmother from. He tells WTOC he asked her to put money on a Walmart Green Dot card because she participated in the lottery. But Henry says he didn't ask Hart's grandmother for any more money or her personal information. When WTOC asked him where he was calling from, Henry said Hawaii.
Hart's grandmother has disconnected her phone because she says Henry is continuing to call her. She's hoping to find out who and where Henry is, and to get her $210 back.
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When people are first exposed to the idea of pop stars being mixed up with the Occult and even Satan himself, one of the following reactions usually occurs:
Whatever, they don't care
Never noticed, but it makes sense
Don't believe it, you're crazy
Believe it but don't think the pop stars understand what they're doing, especially when flashing Occult symbols
Think the stars are doing it for publicity and it's all not really real
These last two reactions are quite common, I think, because it does suck to find out that your favorite singer works for the bad guys, especially when she seems so sweet, like Katy Perry or Niki Minaj.
But as for these pop stars being oblivious to what they got themselves into, I don't think that is the case at all. Let's take Lady Gaga, for example. She admits she'll do just about anything for fame, so why not play along with the Masons, the Illuminati, the Satanists, whatever you want to call them? Flash their Occult symbols, push their agenda, worship their gods, all in the name of fame.
Gaga's international number one single, Just Dance, was the very first video she released. The year was 2006. She was just 20 years old and famous the world over. That's a tender age, one full of experimentation and rebellion. The temptation seems irresistiable, especially with the talent, motivation and energy of a twenty-year-old Gaga.
But there is no denying the blatant overuse of key Occult symbols in this video. Gaga flashes the one eye symbol no less than ten times, there's Masonic black and white overload, Lucifer makes a couple of appearances, and beta sex kittens are all over the place. But don't take my word for it, take a look at it yourself.
Lucifer makes his first appearance at the very beginning of video. He is the Morning Star disguised as street lights and headlights. That sounds kinda funny, but remember, fallen angels (demons) are masters of disguise.
He shows up later on in the video as the permanent fixture of Baphomet.
All Seeing Eye Flashes
References to Beta Sex Kitten Programming
Masonic Black and White
Other Occult Symbols
Because Gaga didn't gradually adopt Occult symbols, it can be determined that she willingly and eagerly adopted their secret religion right from the start. "All this I will give you, if you bow down and worship me." (Matthew 4:9).


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Norton chief reminds Palm Beach of 'the one that got away'Wednesday, July 14th, 2010
New Norton Director Hope Alswang playfully threatens to counter some of the back-patting likely to accompany Palm Beach's centennial celebration next year.
"I'm going to choose my most spectacular Ralph Norton picture and put it in the Great Hall with a huge label saying 'Palm Beach, this is the one that got away,"" she says.
Museum founder Norton's pictures include some of the most prized in the collection, including Claude Monet's Gardens of the Villa Moreno, Bordighera and Paul Gauguin's Christ in the Garden of Olives.
Back in 1939 Norton offered to give his collection to The Society of the Four Arts. He also volunteered to build a gallery to house it and provide an endowment to support it. In return, Norton asked the Society to pay off its mortgage, acquire a site for the gallery and raise $5,000 in working capital. When the Society failed to meet Norton's March 1940 deadline for raising the money, the idea died.
West Palm Beach might be indebted to then Society president Daniel McCarthy for the museum's ending up there. McCarthy suggested the alternative to Norton.


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A Fort Worth police officer is recovering after a driver slammed into his patrol car.
It happened Sunday morning during a traffic stop on Riverside near Arlington Drive.
The driver of a suburban rear-ended the officer's vehicle.
Both were taken to the hospital as a precaution.
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"This isn't something that I think happens often around Michigan State University's campus, so as far as that, I'm not too concerned, but it is a little unnerving to know he's still out there," said MSU Freshman Keenan Hammer.
"People should not be worried," said Lt. Larry Sparkes of the East Lansing Police Department. "East Lansing is a safe community and this is not believed to be a random act."
Saturday evening Michigan State University officials released a statement, which said, in part: "Michigan State University today learned of the death of 20-year-old student Dominique James Nolff in an off-campus shooting on Jan. 31. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Nolff family and friends."
East Lansing police are still searching for the suspect, who they describe as a black man between 20 and 25 years old. He was last seen wearing tan pants, a black coat and black shoes.
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Softball to host JU Softball Tournament
Feb. 28, 2008
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Dolphins will host the JU Softball Tournament this weekend at the JU Softball Complex, beginning on Friday. JU plays a doubleheader on Friday, taking on Stony Brook at 5 p.m., and Coastal Carolina at 7:15 p.m.
On Saturday, the Dolphins will face off against Virginia at 5 p.m., and Stony Brook at 7:15 p.m., before wrapping up the tournament on Sunday with their second game against Virginia at 9 a.m.
The Opponents
The Dolphins split their two games with Coastal Carolina this season, winning 11-7 before falling 3-1 in the JU/Best Western Invitational on Feb. 9-10.
UNF has gotten off to a 9-7 start and is led by A-Sun preseason "Player of the Year" Gwen Williams.
Stony Brook is led by sophomore pitcher Alyssa Struzenberg, who has recently named American East "Pitcher of the Week".
Virginia is led by senior infielder Lindsey Pruess, who is batting .406 after 10 games for the Cavaliers.
Freshman pitcher Jackie Samuels recorded the Dolphins first individual shutout of the season in a 3-0 win over Oakland on Feb. 23 in the GSU Eagle Classic.
Samuels, who on Feb. 15 combined with senior pitcher Shannon Jensen in a 2-0 shutout against Bethune-Cookman, recorded a career-high six strikeouts and allowed only five hits and one walk in seven innings.
The Dolphins lone shutout last season was also by a freshman, as Ashley Iveson blanked UNC-Greensboro on Feb. 11, 2007.
Big Improvements
The Dolphins have seen some big improvements since the 2007 season.
In the first 18 games of last season the Dolphins were outscored, 113 to 40. This year the results are much improved, being outscored 85 to 56. The Dolphins have allowed 28 less runs while scoring 16 more.
Base-path Thievery
The Dolphins have been stealing bases at a record pace so far in this young season.
Senior outfielder Jillian Mirante, already the school's career leader in stolen bases entering the season, is a perfect 13-for-13 on her attempts, breaking her own record of 10 last season.
Freshman outfielder Kayla Ouellet is right on her heals, stealing 11 bases of her own, including a school-record three in the second game of the double header against Georgia Southern on Feb. 13.
As a team, the Dolphins have stolen 35 bases, 20 shy of the JU single-season record of 55 set in 2005.
Individual leaders
After a good start to the season, several Dolphins find themselves at or near the top of the Atlantic Sun leaderboard in several statistical categories.
Senior outfielder Jillian Mirante leads the conference in hits (19) and stolen bases (13).
Senior designated player Patricia Melo has drawn 13 walks so far this season, the second most in the conference, and is tied for the conference lead with three sacrifice bunts.
Freshman outfielder Kayla Ouellet is second in steals with 11.
The Dolphins have also seen success in the circle, with senior pitcher Shannon Jensen leading the conference with three saves and 15 appearances.


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Since the Atlanta Braves announced their plan to leave Turner Field, one Fulton County official has made it clear he is against the plan.
Fulton County Commission Chairman John Eaves says hearing about the Braves' plan to leave Atlanta upset him greatly.
Eaves said he heard the news just like everyone else did when team officials announced it Monday morning. Eaves says it blindsided him and his colleagues in county and city government. "I'm very, very disappointed. I feel that there has been a missed opportunity."
The county commission chairman said the deal may have been the best kept secret, but not in a positive way. "This deal that was struck in a very clandestine way. Nobody knew about it. It's fishy to me."
Eaves worries when it's all said and done, leaving Turner Field and Atlanta is a lose-lose for everyone, including the thousands who work in and around the ball park. Those people stand to lose their paychecks. "I think this region loses because of this. We now have a big facility, the stadium just south of downtown that's going to be vacant or we may have to implode it. Memories and resources are going to be thrown away."
Meanwhile, in Cobb County business owners with stores and restaurants about a mile down the street from the new stadium's proposed site look forward to their new major-league neighbor.
Gabriel Gonzalez at Diva's Salon near the intersection of Cobb and Windy Ridge Parkways said, "Everybody's pretty excited about it." He wondered if more people would in fact visit the hair salon. "That's my biggest question. Is it going to benefit us? Is it going to bring more people to us? Are more people going to know us? That's I would like to know."
Four doors down at the newly opened Kuroshio Sushi Bar, employee Edgar Rodriguez was excited about the potential for new customers. "Knowing that when the game goes on, maybe after people are going to be hungry, people are going to want to go out and dine in. So for us I think that would be a great opportunity for us to build. Maybe even promote."
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Alonzo Gee has announced that he will withdraw from the NBA draft and return to play his senior basketball season at the University of Alabama.
"I learned a lot from the draft process and I appreciate everyone's support," said Gee who will be a senior on the Crimson Tide basketball team this fall. "I have decided to return to Alabama and look forward to helping our program reach our goals for the 2008-09 season."
Gee, a 6-foot-6 wing from Riviera Beach, Fla., started in all 33 games for Alabama this past season, averaging 14.5 points and 6.8 rebounds.
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Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
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Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
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Eldora Ski Area Will Add Corona Lift And Additional Trails To The Open List (20-Dec-09)
Eldora, Colorado, December 20, 2009 - Eldora Mountain Resort
Eldora Mountain Resort, located 21 miles west of Boulder, Colorado is having fantastic early season conditions. Snowfall has been unprecedented so far this season and Eldora continues to get the lions share in Colorado.
Eldora is excited to announce the opening of additional terrain in the Corona Bowl area for this weekend. The following trails will be open starting Saturday, December 19th for the public's skiing and riding enjoyment: Wayback, Corona, Corona Traverse, Upper Indian Peaks Lift Line and Cascade – a trail that is making a comeback this season. These additional trails bring Eldora's totals to 65% beginner terrain, 55% intermediate terrain and 35% expert terrain now open.
Eldora currently has a 30-inch base of packed powder and machine-made snow. Lifts will open at 8:30am and remain open until 4:00pm for the weekend.
Eldora Mountain Resort, avoid I-70 traffic congestion and ski or ride the closest mountain to Boulder and the Denver Metro area. For more information visit www.eldora.com or call 303-440-8700.


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The Scottsdale Fire Department had little rest Thursday night and Friday morning as three residential fires kept firefighters moving.
A woman living at a complex near 82nd Street and Indian School Road was treated for smoke inhalation after a fire reported about 1:45 a.m. Friday.
Fire Capt. Sasha Weller said the woman was able to open a security window on the second floor of her unit and climb onto a storage shed. A neighbor said she helped the woman through her window to safety.
Weller said the woman was extremely lucky that she had the presence of mind to get out of the unit on her own, given the amount of smoke in the apartment. He said she was lucky she wasn't overtaken by the smoke.
She was taken to Scottsdale Healthcare-Osborn Hospital.
A neighbor said she was awakened and saw the woman standing on her laundry room yelling, "fire."
The neighbor said the woman was covered in soot, but appeared very calm. The neighbor said she initially didn't recognize the woman as her neighbor because of the black smoke coming from the unit, but when she did, she tore the screen off her window and helped her through.
Another fire was reported shortly after 8:30 p.m. Thursday at an apartment complex in the area of Scottsdale and Thomas roads.
Firefighters found an attic fire above one apartment that was quickly contained, said Battalion Chief Rod Thompson, though four units suffered fire, smoke or water damage.
The cause was still under investigation, Thompson said.
A third fire was reported about 10 p.m. Thursday in the area of Pima and Thomas roads.
Firefighters from Scottsdale, Phoenix and Tempe found a house with flames shooting through the roof. No other structures were damaged and no one was home at the time of the fire, Thompson said. There were no injuries.
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Just days after his passing [2], former Apple CEO Steve Jobs is already being remembered in Champaign as a pioneer in the world of technology.
University of Illinois Computer Science professor Roy Campbell has been an avid follower of Jobs' career.
He says, simply put, Jobs will be remembered as being larger than life in the world of technology.
Hear from Roy Campbell on how Steve Jobs will be remembered.
- Campbell talks about how Jobs will be remembered.
Campbell says that Jobs was a man who didn't take "no" for an answer, and that was just one of the many qualities that made him so successful.
He says it weren't for Jobs' persistent demeanor, some of the innovations he brought to the world of technology may not have seen the light of day.
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Campbell says that without Jobs, the United States would be significantly behind the curve when it comes to the latest technology with computers and cell phones.
He says for that fact alone, taking time out to reflect on Jobs' life and contributions is the right thing to do.
Hear from Roy Campbell on remembering the life of Steve Jobs.
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To listen to our full interview with Roy Campbell, click here [3].
Wow. What a fantastic story. Because none of the hundreds or the REST OF US that work in information technology know anything about what Steve Jobs has done over the years. Thank goodness we have these sound bites from Roy Campbell. Click here! Click here! Click here!
We get it. I've been using Apple computers since the early 1980s as well. The "I'm an Apple expert" bit is sort of annoying.
Especially annoying, as a computer scientist myself, is the the focus on the "design" of Apple's products which has NOTHING to do with computer science.
But what do I know?
I agree. When I first saw this I was expecting the professor to be a friend or former colleague of Steve Jobs—providing a local connection. Instead, it was just bloviating from an "expert" simply because he teaches CS. What about the other CS profs at the University? Did they feel left out? Hey, I used to read Macworld magazine from time to time, why didn't they ask me to elaborate on Jobs' contribution?
Actually, a random expert in marketing, social psychology, or consumer psychology would have been a more apt choice. Steve Jobs was a consummate marketer and salesman--that was his strength. I'm not sure how much tinkering he did on the actual hardware compared to the Woz or the legions of computer engineering types that Apple currently employs.
This article really didn't give any information that couldn't be found in the thousands of generic Reuters/AP style articles floating around.


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August began with our 2nd 3-day Institute on The World As It Could Be curriculum, presented in collaboration with the University of San Francisco. A filled class of 25 avidly took in the presented material to lea rn about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and experience applying music, visual arts, spoken word, performance arts and movement to express their personal connection to human rights issues. The photo here shows the class members rehearsing for their culminating presentation. The video of the culminating presentation helps demonstrate the intensely moving experience of working with the curriculum. We are excited to know that the work done August 2-3 is now being applied in classrooms and communities in the Bay Area, as well as Milwaukee, WI!
On August 10th, we were privileged to experience a very special night of story telling by Bob Weir, Carolyn Garcia, John Perry Barlow, and Mickey Hart about Rex and other reflections, led by Bill Walton, and held at Bob's new TRI Studios. We'll soon have the video of the evening available.
As to Rex Musical Caravan events, the SF Giants made August 9th another great tribute to Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead, and once again generously included the Rex Foundation as a recipient of charitable proceeds. Adding to this already positive energy is the enthusiastic support reflected in the following upcoming Caravan events:
Thanks to contributors like you who donate $5 or more, initiate Caravan events, support our program work, and take part in Rex benefits, we are able to carry out The World As It Could Be initiative, keep making our grants and generate positive community connections along the way. Check out the list of outstanding 2011 beneficiaries so far, and see, as you explore our website, everything else that your support makes possible
Kristy Lee will be opening for Dickey Betts, a founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, for ALL 3 of his performances at City Winery on Sunday, August 23rd thru Tuesday, August 30th.
Kristy Lee is a soul singer/songwriter from Alabama whose raw music
is connecting with hearts around the country. She is a songwriter for ASCAP Nashville,
one of the many music artists on The Agency Group's roster,
and has caught the ears of the recording industry's heavyweights and executives
as well as Grammy Award winning artists Zac Brown & John Hopkins of the Zac Brown Band.
Currently, Kristy Lee and The Dirt Road Band are in pre-production with
Zac Brown & John Hopkins who will be producing several new songs for her new album.
On August 15th, Kristy Lee hit the road with a multi-city tour that will bring her powerful fan-base out to party while captivating new fans with a voice that is taking the music industry by storm.
Tour Dates:
8/28-8/30 8pm City Winery w/ Dickey Betts- New York, NY
8/31 8pm Club Helsinki - Hudson, NY
Eufórquestra (pronounced: yoo-FOHR-keh-struh) will bring their High Intensity Global Dance Music out west from Colorado for a string of debut shows in the Northwest from August 9-14, 2011.
Eufórquestra is a seven-member unit that relocated to Fort Collins, CO in Summer 2008 after spending five years in Iowa City, IA. The band's own brand of High Intensity Global Dance Music is a percussion and horn driven blend of modern music that fuses afrobeat, reggae, dub, funk, rock, soca and highlife with traditional sounds from Cuba, Brazil, West Africa and beyond. This is cutting edge music that ignites dance floors across the country with a sound that "explodes, dances and melts in your ear with sheer bliss" (Chris M. Slawecki; www.allaboutjazz.com).
Download their latest album "Soup" FREE at www.euforquestra.com.
Tuesday, August 9 & Wednesday, August 10
Bluegrass Ball
Horizon Resort Casino :: Tammarack Ballroom
Stateline, NV
(Phish after party featuring Travelin' McCourys, Emmitt-Nershi Band, DJ Logic, Dead Winter Carpenters, Euforquestra and more)
Thursday, August 11
McMennemins' Old St. Francis School
Bend, OR
Friday, August 12
WOW Hall
Eugene, OR*
* Special performance featuring one full set of live Talking Heads music
The Triple Door Musicquarium
Seattle, WA
SUNDAY, August 14
The Goodfoot Lounge
Portland, OR
Alabama-based Wayne Mills Band will release their first single, "She Knows the Words to Every Song," to radio August 16. Mills co-wrote the track to be featured on his new album, Long Hard Road, which will mark the first project for new Nashville record label Diesel Records. "She Knows the Words to Every Song" will also be available on Itunes and www.waynemillsband.com August 16. Seasoned producer, Denny Diante, produced the track for the label's flagship artist.
"This song is a reflection of the emotions anyone, who works out of a suitcase, may go through while they are away from the one they love," says Mills. "My wife has been my biggest support system through the years and I wanted to express to her what she means to me and how I can't wait for us to just getaway with 'She Knows the Words to Every Song.'"
Wayne Mills Band
Wayne Mills will soon release his 7th studio album, Long Hard Road, where he worked with powerhouse producer Denny Diante under new Nashville record label, Diesel Records. Mills, a native of Arab, AL, showcases his versatility as a singer/songwriter with tracks including "I Need the Country, Whiskey Bent and Jail Bound" and the title track "Long Hard Road" which tells the lonesome tale of a man making bad decisions and working through the consequences. With more than fifteen years of touring experience under his belt, Wayne has proved himself the consummate performer with a huge following in the Southeast while gaining influence in other markets. This outlaw's traditional country style blended with an edgy rock sound will please new and old country music fans alike with Long Hard Road. His music is the soundtrack to his life: leaving no stone unturned when it comes to lyrics and his life.
The San Francisco Giants will again honor their local house-band, The Grateful Dead, and Jerry Garcia on August 9th, 2011. August 9th will mark the 16th anniversary of Jerry's passing. Last year the annual Grateful Dead night ended up in a very exciting 11th inning win for the SF Giants, who eventually went on to win the World Series! Check out more details below.
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National Anthem performed by Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, And Giants Own Tim Flannery
7th Inning Stretch by Mickey Hart and NBA Hall Of Famer Bill Walton
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Louisville, Kentucky's My Morning Jacket take over YouTube today with 4 clips featured on the site's homepage, including the premiere of the eye-popping, surreal video for "Holdin On To Black Metal." The guys gave a early preview of the video last night when several members posted it on their Google+ accounts, resulting in one of the first music video premieres shared within Google's new social network.
Fans can also check out a special intro to the video, which is also an invite to catch the group live at Lollapalooza this weekend (set time is 8pm EDT this Saturday, August 6th). Additionally My Morning Jacket have curated a playlist of 18 videos of some of their favorite musical moments by artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Nicks, and Loretta Lynn.
The video for "Black Metal" was filmed during whirlwind period shortly before the quintent's new album, Circuital, was released while the band was getting ready for their big hometown show (filmed by Todd Haynes for AmEx's Unstaged series.) The band kept things local by working with the Louisville-based Sole Solution Studio for the clip, and filmed it at the idiosyncratic local watering hole Jim Porter's Good Time Emporium. The video also includes footage from the Jacket's electrifying 2011 Bonnaroo performance. The guys kick off the next leg of their US tour tonight in St. Louis and will play select dates with Neko Case as the opener during August.
My Morning Jacket US Tour Dates:
* = w/Neko Case
8/2: St. Louis, MO The Pageant 8/3: Kansas City, MO Uptown Theater 8/4: Denver, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre 8/7: Indianapolis, IN The Lawn at White River State Park* 8/8: Columbus, OH LC Pavilion* 8/10: Pittsburgh, PA Stage AE* 8/12: Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion* 8/13: Bangor, ME @ The KahBang Festival* 8/14: Boston, MA Bank Of America Pavilion* 8/16: Rochester Hills, MI Meadow Brook* 8/17: Cincinnati, OH PNC Pavilion at Riverbend Music Center* 8/19: Tuscaloosa, AL Tuscaloosa Amphitheater* 8/20: Alpharetta, GA Verizon Wireless Amphitheater* 8/21: Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Uptown Amphitheater* 8/23: Philadelphia, PA Mann Center for the Performing Arts* 8/24: Charlottesville, VA @ nTelos Wireless Pavilion* 9/17: Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Music Festival
European Tour Dates:
11/2: Gladgow, GB @ ABC 11/3: Birmingham, UK @ Institute 11/5: Leeds, UK @ Academy 11/6: Manchester, GB @ Academy 11/7: London, UK @ Roundhouse 11/8: Bexhill, UK @ De La Warr Pavilion 11/10: Antwerp, BE @ Trix 11/11: Luxembourg, LU @ Den Atelier 11/12: Koln, DE @ Luxor 11/4: Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso 11/16: Berlin, DE @ Festall Kreuuzburg 11/17: Lund, SE @ Mejeriet 11/18: Oslo, NO @ Sentrum Scene 11/19: Stockholm, SE @ Munchem Brewery
Produced by The Milk Carton Kids (Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan) and Eric Robinson, PROLOGUE contains nine new songs recorded live and mixed over four days at Marlay Studios in North Hollywood. PROLOGUE also includes an expansive and insightful foreword penned by Joe Henry. Read the foreword below.
A limited run of PROLOGUE will be printed on CD and vinyl for purchase. CD and vinyl copies of PROLOGUE are available for pre-order now thru July 18th. After July 18th physical copies will only be available at live shows.
PROLOGUE will be made available for free download from www.themilkcartonkids.com starting on July 19th. No email necessary.
Starting in Phoenix, Arizona on August 10, 2011, The Milk Carton Kids will begin a tour of 46 shows across the United States and Canada in support of PROLOGUE. The first leg of dates (west coast) are included below.
August 13 – Los Angeles, CA – McCabe's August 14 – Ventura, CA – Zoey's August 16 – San Francisco, CA – Cafe Du Nord* August 18 – Portland, OR – Doug Fir* August 19 – Seattle, WA – Rendezvous* August 21 – Vancouver, BC, Canada – Railway Club August 23 – Salt Lake City, UT – Kilby Court August 24 – Logan, UT – Logan Arthouse August 26 – Denver, CO – Soiled Dove August 28 – Oklahoma City, OK – Blue Door August 30 – Austin, TX – Lambert's August 31 – Dallas, TX – Poor David's Pub September 7 – Nashville, TN – 3rd & Lindsley ** September 8 – Bloomington, IN – The Bishop ** September 10 – Louisville, KY – Uncle Slayton's ** September 11 – Chicago, IL – Schuba's ** September 13 – Milwaukee, WI – Mad Planet ** September 14 – Minneapolis, MN – Aster Cafe September 15 – Ames, IA – M-Shop ** September 17 – St. Louis, MO – Off Broadway **
* with Andrew Belle ** with Tom Brosseau
Della Mae, the all-woman bluegrass quartet out of Boston that brings acoustic grit and twang to town with no apologies, will release its debut full-length album in September.
Della Mae features the 2009-2010 National Fiddle Champion Kimber Ludiker, powerful mandolinist Jenni Lyn Gardner, seasoned bassist Amanda Kowalski, and the sweet, sultry vocals and driving acoustic guitar of Celia Woodsmith.
The band will release its debut full-length album, I BUILT THIS HEART, in September, with all-star guests Alison Brown, Laurie Lewis, Brittany Haas (Crooked Still) and Emma Beaton (Joy Kills Sorrow). The album was produced by Austin Nevins (Josh Ritter) and engineered by Erick Jaskowiack. Advance copies are for sale at upcoming shows.
Vintage Guitar magazine describes Della Mae's sound as "straightforward, expertly executed music that stays true to its inspirations." The band's musical style seamlessly blends years of experience with traditional mountain music and modern singer-songwriter sensibilities. With award-winning instrumental abilities and a reputation for energetic live performances, the four women of Della Mae are turning heads.
In the words of master mandolinist Mike Marshall, "These gals can get down and aren't messing around."
Capitalizing on the success of his debut tour of the U.S. earlier this year, which included a performance at the SxSW Festival in Austin in March, British singer-songwriter-guitarist Lee MacDougall, returns for his second tour of the U.S. beginning in August. Dubbed the All The Right Places tour, the schedule kicks off in New York City on August 4 and will cover multiple cities over a two-month period.
Since his initial appearances in the U.S., MacDougall has successfully toured in Germany, Austria and Italy as well as playing in his hometown of London, where, in addition to an intimate club date, he opened for headliner Bon Jovi at the massive Hard Rock Calling Festival in London's Hyde Park on June 25th. He will also be supporting Atlantic Records recording artist Rumer on her UK tour in November.
MacDougall has become known for mesmerizing audiences with emotionally-driven melodies and resonating vocals. Louisville's Backseat Sandbar says of MacDougall: "He has the type of voice that can fill every crevice of a room and every fiber in your body. Its clear perfection can play your heart strings as easily as his fingers strum his guitar."
Earlier this year, MacDougall released an self-produced 11-song CD called IF WALLS COULD TALK that is available from his website (www.leemacdougallmusic.com) and at his live shows. The CD includes the standout tracks "The Star Hotel," "She" and "Joanna," among others. Additionally, noted producer Jim Lowe (who has worked with the Stereophonics, Taylor Swift and the Charlatans) produced several tracks with him, including the version of "She" that is part of a three-song EP he released via iTunes last year. An acoustic rendition of the song produced by Lee appears on IF WALLS COULD TALK.
With the expansion of his live repertoire, MacDougall is releasing a new self-produced CD (recorded in his bedroom) called FOR A FEW TALES MORE to coincide with the upcoming U.S. dates. This 10-song release includes a number of new songs, among them the affecting "Smile" and "Hindsight," which have become highlights of his live performances.
Originally from the fishing town of Grimsby in the north of England, MacDougall emerged from the open mic night circuit in London that has spawned new acoustic English artists in the last two years. His ability to couple a strong lyrical narrative with a memorable melody has enabled him to establish an international fan base that expanded when his music was embraced by the community of fans of the Twilight films.
But it is the strength of his songwriting that has earned him recognition on both sides of the Atlantic and support slots with artists such as Train, Starsailor, Paolo Nutini, The Feeling, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison. The Independent Music Scene wrote: "This is an artist that allows his voice to be heard clearly without masking the pure talent of the song. The music is great for having a lonely listen, to a couple's dance, to a drive through the country side with nothing to care about. The songwriting is straight forward without being simplistic."
Following his U.S. tour dates, he will make a return visit to Germany, Austria, Italy and England. The U.K. leg will include shows supporting Rumer on her multi-city tour.
Dates on Lee MacDougall's All the Right Places summer tour are as follows: August 4-The Bitter End, New York City
5-World Café Live, Philadelphia 7-VFW, Jacksonville, FL
9-Athens, GA
11-5 Spot, Atlanta (benefit for Alabama tornado victims)
12-The Nick, Birmingham, AL
13-3rd & Lindsley, Nashville
15-Buccaneer Lounge, Memphis
18-Southgate House, Cincinnati
19-Uncle Slayton's, Louisville
20-Cicero's, St. Louis
24-Continental Club, Houston
26-Cedar Creek Courtyard, Austin
27-Poor David's Pub, Dallas
29-The Blue Door, Oklahoma City
31-Joe Momma's, Tulsa
September 7-Humphrey's, San Diego
8-Hotel Café, Los Angeles
12-Elbo Room, San Francisco
14-El Corazon, Seattle
16-Poppy Café, Vancouver
20-Record Bar, Kansas City
22-Mario's Keller Bar, Minneapolis
23-House Café, DeKalb, IL
24-Double Door, Chicago
27-Radio Bean, Burlington, VT
29-Market, Boston
30-Listening Room, Boston (industry event)
October 1-The Bitter End, New York Cit
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In 1964, Ken Kesey, the famed author of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," set off on a legendary, LSD-fuelled cross-country road trip to the New York World's Fair. He was joined by "The Merry Band of Pranksters," a renegade group of counterculture truth-seekers, including Neal Cassady, the American icon immortalized in Kerouac's "On the Road," and the driver and painter of the psychedelic Magic Bus. Kesey and the Pranksters intended to make a documentary about their trip, shooting footage on 16MM, but the film was never finished and the footage has remained virtually unseen. With MAGIC TRIP, Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney and Alison Ellwood were given unprecedented access to this raw footage by the Kesey family. They worked with the Film Foundation, HISTORY and the UCLA Film Archives to restore over 100 hours of film and audiotape, and have shaped an invaluable document of this extraordinary piece of American history.
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Come by Poe @ 819 Savannah HWY, West Ashley. This Saturday, April 17, 2010 after the air show from 5-8pm. There will be lots of champagne and spring wares by pas seul. Hope to see you there!
March 21st.
This SUNDAY! Pas seul will be @ Saint Andrew's School, Savannah GA,
"Arts on the Marsh" Community Art Festival from 12-5pm. Hope everyone can make it!
spring jumpers.
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march 6th.
I will be having a trunk show on march 6th, from 11am – 4pm @ 'le belle sorelle.' The show will include yummy snacks, beverages, and all my latest spring fashions.
Hope to see you there!
Spring is almost here, and so are the supplies. I've found some great vintage threads for the upcoming season. Stay tuned.
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A great new boutique with a 'gift for every reason!'
Sisters, Kristen and Suzanne have made their dream a reality by opening Le Belle Sorelle in West Chatham. This great new boutique is conveniently located at:
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There is a gathering at
Cape County Park South to remember two children and raise money to help others
still fighting childhood cancer.
The Abbypalooza Memory
Walk got underway Saturday morning at 8.
The walk is in honor of Abby
Jensen and Brody Gard. Both kids lost their battle to rare forms of brain
cancer last year.
It's $25 to walk, and all
proceeds will go to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
There's plenty more to do than walk. There will also be music, and antique car show, pumpkin painting, kid's games and more.
Look for more on this story later on
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Coach's Turn: Mike Shanahan At The MicPosted by on August 10, 2013 – 2:36 pm
Well Redskins fans, for those of you who haven't heard the news yet the team had to cancel this afternoon's practice session due to torrential downpours and lightning.
Bummer, right?
But player and fan safety comes first in times like these. With waterlogged fields and an electrical sky, the team didn't want to put anyone in harm's way.
Inside however, Mike Shanahan addressed the media for the first time since leaving Nashville after the team's 22-21 victory over the Titans on Thursday night.
Here a summary of what transpired during his press conference:
#Redskins HC Mike Shanahan on S P. Thomas: "He's a little sore, mid-foot. I can't tell you how long it's going to be." #RedskinsRVA #HTTR—
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Shanahan: "I think it worked out for us even though we didn't practice…got an extra day to rest up." #HTTR #RedskinsRVA—
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Shanahan on WR Donte Stallworth's sore hamstring: "You could see him try to play through it but we need that thing to heal up." #HTTR—
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Shanahan on @KirkCousins8: "I like what I see. I thought he did an excellent job…took advantage of the opportunity." #HTTR—
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Investing in Others, Your Family, and Yourself: Volunteerism
Chris Shannon, an educator for over twenty years, mom of two kids, and financial literacy consultant for rAsa consulting, wrote this powerful article about the power of generosity that I would like to share with you.
It's a familiar story—the first time we donated to a new cause, we were gung ho. Then the recession hit; we shaved off a bit when we gave the following year. Then, unemployment; we gave half. And requests keep pouring in—from organizations we already support, organizations we want to support, and many, many more. As our family struggles each month, and every penny suddenly seems precious, I feel guilt at not contributing, of not giving back. But zeroing out the charitable giving line in our budget doesn't fit our values and doesn't send the message I want to my kids. Turns out this is not a problem, but an opportunity.
Since the 2008 recession, non-profits struggle to meet increased demand with less funding. Given growing concerns of unemployment, underwater mortgages and rising college costs, it's understandable that many of us have greatly reduced our charitable giving. However Kent Burress, CEO of the Ronald McDonald House in Austin TX, puts it best: "So many people think, 'Oh, I can't help because I don't have any money.' Well, we're all blessed with time." Give your most valuable resource to others and watch your personal investment grow!
Publications from health organizations such as Nemours and the American Academy of Pediatrics identify many benefits of volunteering with your family, including:
- Volunteerism teaches community investment and fosters a connection and sense of belonging for your teen. They also learn more about the resources available within the community and are better informed to help their friends, or even themselves down the road.
- Volunteerism can teach practical lessons—healthy eating from a community garden, the importance of reading by volunteering at a library, how to care for others by working at homeless shelter, how to be a responsible steward of the earth cleaning up public spaces, and so on.
- Volunteerism can provide your teen with valuable job-readiness skills and life skills. Volunteerism creates a sense of pride, control and confidence—deeply necessary in teen years when everything seems beyond one's control and self-efficacy is just forming. They learn that what they do can make a positive impact.
Best of all, volunteerism can create family traditions and memories. We spent so much time and money on a Disney vacation, but our kids have stronger memories of baking cookies to give to public workers during the holidays each year. Such memories and traditions are the glue that holds a family together long after your teens have grown and left the house. We tend to remember experiences more than things–so make it an experience worth remembering.
The potential rate of return from investing your time in a non-profit or worthy cause, and spending that valuable time with your family, will make you rich indeed.


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Possession of Controlled Substance 1st -Methamphetamine Arrest
Date of News Release: 03/15/2007
(Livingston County) - On 3/14/2007, Kentucky State Police Trooper TJ Williams was assisting Kentucky Probation and Parole Officers with serving a warrant on Marrisa D. Story, 26 of Grand Rivers. When officers arrived, a van in the driveway was occupied by Marissa D. Story, Joshua D. Topper and Heath A. Wiederin. Upon searching the subjects, officers found over 8 ounces of methamphetamine along with drug paraphernalia. All three subjects were arrested and charged with Possession of Controlled Substance 1st Degree (meth) and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. They were lodged in the McCracken County Jail. The investigation is continuing by Trooper TJ Williams and Probation and Parole Officers.


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I respect Chaffee alot. He assigns the whole book for hwk but it's so you can practice the application of principles and apply your mechanical training to real life scenarios. He follows curriculum but he gives you more ideas to contemplate while teaching you "why". Exams were proof-based and filled w/ word problems. Hard but forgiving teacher. A+
he got on the table to explain the z plane in relation to time and space, later that class day i pied him in the face for a campus fundraiser, ive never had more respect for a professor in my life.
Math 450
Outstanding instructor and very helpful. Make should you do all of the homework and asked question. You have to work for your grade. He is one of the best instructor on this campus.
Prof. Chaffee is an awesome teacher. He takes the time to help his students and makes sure we understand the concepts before each exam. I hope everybody can experience a math class like his.
math 450
It wasn't the subject matter that was difficult, it was the fact this teacher was so cute, it was hard for me to stay focused!!! He is super nice, loved his glasses and tattoos. Oh yes, he taught math too and it was great.
If you have a chance to take someone else, do not hesitate at any cost. I've never received lower than a B mark in any Math courses and I have finished up to Math 5C now. His lectures during class comprise of derivations or nonesense about the history behind everything.. little about actually doing problems or anything beneficial for exam.
Chaffee makes you think b/c he wants you to think about math at a deeper level. He's more theory than computations b/c he expects you to practice the computations on your own, hence, the titanic-load of hw. The person below probably didn't put much effort. That's why s/he didn't like the class. Chaffee's tough but he's one of PCC's best math profs.
math 7a
Worst Professor I have ever had. He gives a lot of homework. Doesn't give any examples of how to do the homework, he just talks and talks about how math was created. I did not learn anything from this class. I recommend don't take this class if your not good at math.
Mr. Chaffee taught the only math class that I have passed at PCC - and I have taken a lot! He is hilarious!!!! He is also really helpful and cares about the students who want to pass. I mean who would't want a rock star teaching you math?! LOVE HIM. take his class!
Good professor. First test was difficult, average after that. Study a lot. Get used to no calculators.
He is really great professors. His lecture is clear and he really emphasizes the importance of definitions of mathmatical concepts. His tests are pretty tricky but they are doable. Moreover, he gives you some points if you show him works even though you don't get answers. Therefore, do your best, and you will be fine.
Great professor!He teaches math in a complete different way since he wants you to understand math not only to compute. The class is hard since the material is hard, but after his lectures everything makes better sense. I will be happy to have him as my teacher again!
Great instructor! He explains with detail and breaks things down for easy understanding. The textbook is only used for homework. Everything you need to know is taught in class. Tests aren't as difficult as everyone else says, though it can be very tricky and requires you to think. It shouldn't be a problem if you pay attention in class.
Great instructor.
He knows what he teaches.Yes,linear algebra is hard n abstract, but he can explain it clearly.Tests are hard, TRUE,but still somewhat doable.He was pretty nice on the final.Homework is every single problem in the book, which is insane, but mandatory to get a good grade.I don't think he cares whether you complete all assignments or not. Recommended!
His phylosophy of math is really abstract and deep, I never imagine that a person would teach math so deeply. He can explain the definitions clearly. His tests are a little tricky. there are short answers and calculations, so listen to him carefully, you will be OK.Must do the assignments and exam corrections
If you're thinking about taking him, then TAKE HIM. I will almost guarantee he will change your life, maybe. Atleast your perspective on math. At the beginning it may be slow but it's gonna get a little bit faster and a wee bit intense as the semester goes on (may be an understatement). But he's really great, so take him!
This guy knows what he's talking about. He will definitely give you a clear idea of why things work and what they are for. He will not waste time teaching you stuff you do not need. His test are HARD. I got 30 out of 50 for most of his tests and did well on the final receiving an A for the course. If you really want it, you can do it!
This professor is very passionate about math and all things math related. He really wants you to gain a deep understanding for what you're doing instead of mere mechanical work. He is a hard professor, but he makes sure that by the end of his class your algebra skills are spot on! Also, NO CALCULATORS!
chaffee is really laid back. he really explains all the rules of math and shows you why they work so you dont have to just memorize them. if you try and do all the homework youll be fine. only had like 4 exams and a final. homework is online so pretty easy class.
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13 yr. old sexually assaulted in Delano, DPD say
A teen says she was attacked and sexually assaulted at gunpoint as she walked to school in Delano, according to the Delano Police Department.
Delano police say 13-year-old sexually assaulted
Commander Pete Lopez from the Delano Police Department said a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted while walking to school Friday morning between 7 and 7:30 a.m. The suspect is described as an Hispanic male in his 20's or 30's, 5'4", between 140 and 170 pounds with a medium build, and medium complexion.
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BELMONT (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) A commuter rail train on the Fitchburg line derailed in Belmont on Tuesday morning.
The train was heading westbound from North Station when it derailed around 8:30 a.m.
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No one was injured. The train was stopped between Belmont Center and the Waverly Train Station. Commuters on the train walked down the tracks toward the Belmont Center Station following the derailment.
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San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis might have the best physique in the NFL -- tall, sculpted, all muscle. But he "hates that they don't have enough high fashion designers for guys with my...
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Let me assure readers that I am not writing the following post in another attempt to lure search-engine hits by linking the words "Jessica Simpson" and "GetReligion." Honest. That's the naked truth. I just had to get that off my chest and make a clean breast of things.
No, I saw this Los Angeles Times article last week and then lost it in the overload of email on my computers. I ran into it again today and it bugged me again.
OK, the basic idea is that CNN is so desperate for viewers that it is seeking new ways to pump up news numbers, primarily through a fusion of subjects such as politics and entertainment, crime and entertainment and, well, entertainment and entertainment. The headline was a classic: "Jessica Simpson's tummy aches, next on Headline News." Here is a key part of reporter Paul Brownfield's story about the new "Headline Prime" lineup at CNN Headline News:
You know Headline News, it's where you go to get nuance on the Islamist platform of the United Iraqi Alliance while you're on the treadmill at the gym. Now the network has scheduled "Showbiz Tonight" at 4 and then again at 7, a beguiling hour of entertainment industry nonsense, followed by "Nancy Grace," which is pitched as a tough-talking legal affairs program, but is closer in spirit to "America's Most Wanted," not to mention Maury Povich, Sally Jesse Raphael and Jerry Springer. . . .
Then follows a spruced-up, hourlong version of Headline News' bread and butter, called "Prime News Tonight." Co-hosted by Mike Galanos and Erica Hill, who are trying for a news-magazine feel, the show spends four minutes on the bird flu story instead of one. It means to be more serious, to slow down Headline News' usual Orwellian loop of national and global misery and fear, and it does this job in a serviceable way. But the rubric is still the world as infotainment: Should we be scared of this bird flu? And what's this latest identity theft scam? Now here's our tech guy to tell you about some new gadgets.
Here is my question (or, truth be told, questions). If CNN is interested in finding new niche audiences linked to prime news topics, what would it take to demonstrate the need for a regular show focusing on news and commentary about religion? I realize this is not exactly Ted Turner territory, but there may be people in CNN executive suites who have noted some of the Fox demographics.
But while we are talking about that, what would it take to inspire Fox News to do a hard news and commentary show on religion? Doesn't that seem like a rather obvious product for the Bible Belt cable-news giant?
Peter Jennings once told me that World News Tonight's reports on religion by Peggy Wehmeyer generated the program's highest positive viewer response rates — ever. I do not know if that is still true, but I doubt — in light of world events over the past four years or so — that viewer interest in religion news has declined.
Of course, I fear that some cable network is going to create a format that combines religion and entertainment and then hire some born-again celebrity to host it, someone such as — Jessica Simpson?


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Dawg Pound - What'd We Do to You?
Seriously? What's up with this Berkowitz dude in Husky Land? it's like he's channeling Nestor. From da Dawg Pound: "Who really gives a sh*t about USC? Every day they are down is a great day for Washington! I say everlasting death to the University of Spoiled Children! Just for the record I hate Kirk Herbstreit as much as I hate Ohio State...I guess both are kind of synonymous. Herbstreit is a total douche bag...but I guess you can say that about anyone who went to Ohio State... I also guess once you reach 4-1 for the second time in a decade you kinda get cocky!" Wow, guess random Trojan hate is still prevalent into the second decade of the 21st century. But Seattle - you're such a kind, mellow. loving city . . . kinda like Eugene but with a gang problem.


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Speaker of the House John Boehner yesterday via a pre-recorded video addressed an anti-abortion protest called March for Life, saying ending abortion in 2013 is "one of our most fundamental goals."
It's truly shocking that the man who is two heartbeats away from the presidency would state publicly one of his top goals is to defy law settled by the Supreme Court forty years ago, Roe v. Wade, but there you have it.
Boehner, a Republican, also stated that "[working to end] abortion is a defining human rights issue of our time."
"Defending life, of course, is about much more than voting the right way or saying the right things. It's about promoting a culture of life. It's about understanding that abortion is a defining human rights issue of our time. Because human life is not an economic or political commodity, and no government on Earth has the right to treat it as such.
"With all that's at stake, it is becoming more and more important for us to share this truth with our young people, to encourage them to lock arms, speak out for life, and help make abortion a relic of the past. Let that be one of our most fundamental goals this year."
Speaker Boehner, 63, a Roman Catholic, married, with two daughters, last year battled President Obama's policy expanding access to birth control.
"In a rare floor speech Wednesday, House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) demanded that the Obama administration reverse its new rule requiring most employers' insurance plans to cover birth control with no co-pay for employees. Boehner pledged to take legislative action if the administration refuses to reverse," The Huffington Post reported in February:
Echoing the argument of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, one of the most powerful lobbying groups on the issue of birth control, Boehner called the coverage mandate "an unambiguous attack on religious freedom in our country" because it includes religiously affiliated organizations, such as schools and hospitals.
Speaker Boehner's official position, therefore, is anti-abortion and anti-contraception.
Do the math.
In "John Boehner: Ending Abortion Is 'One Of Our Most Fundamental Goals This Year'," Laura Bassett at The Huffington Post noted:
Several lawmakers made it out to the [March for Life] protest to address the crowd in person. Rep. Diane Black (R-Tenn.) touted a bill she recently introduced that would strip Title X family planning funds from Planned Parenthood, and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) delivered a sermon that called for a "spiritual cleansing."
"Our nation is adrift, adrift in a wilderness where right and wrong have become subservient to a hedonism of the moment," Paul said. "I believe our country is in need of a spiritual cleansing."
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It took them more than a year and almost 500 hours.
Saturday a local Girl Scout Troop opened the path to a new classroom at Elmhurst Elementary school.
Girl Scout Troop 20122 built the classroom with the help of teachers and the Forest Hills Neighborhood Association.
The girls built the benches, the paths and even came up with science lesson plans for the students to use.
The girls and the teachers at the school say the outdoor learning space will only enhance the students' education.
"I know a lot of kids in Greenville don't get that nature component to their childhood and I hope that this will contribute to that," said Carolina Doherty, Troop 3011.
"When I'm teaching out here they are so engaged and so involved. They get so excited and it makes learning a lot more fun," said teacher, Gary Lindsay.
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