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Updated 4:04pm Thursday 3rd July 2014 in News
ROADWORKS that will last eight weeks have begun in Tang Hall.
Workmen were due to move in on Alcuin Avenue on Monday, to resurface the road in two phases in ten metre long stretches.
The work will mean that, at times, residents will not being able to get cars into the properties, but the council has said pedestrian access will always be maintained.
Bus services will be diverted via Fourth Avenue throughout the eight weeks of the roadworks.
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Basically what the title says. Just state which one is your most hated champion and why.
I will start things off with lee sin....
Since I mostly play champions with stealth mechanics you can guess why I want him to burn in hell also he builds tanky yet has immense damage.
Doktor Payne
For the longest time my kryptonite was Soraka. Any time I played against one, I'd lose. Now that they they've changed the stats on her idk haven't played against one yet. Prolly still won't like her lol.
Easy to play but hard to play against....
Ezreal, because he is a champ for weaklings. Ezreal was never "meant" to be my favorite champ anyway.
Wukong. Sooo hard for me to play against him for some reason.
Teemo. The bloody mushrooms.
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Akali. Too much burst damage and then able to escape with W and ult.
Shes fun to play tho, just not against
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Riven is an unbalanced, piece of **** champion with an overloaded kit, abusive mechanics and unhealthy playstyle. Everything about this champion is anti-fun.
A GOOD Lee Sin. If its a bad or Ok Lee player, I can easily handle him. But if this person has great mechanical skill with him. I'm ****ed.
Vi. Why does she have SO much power when dueling a tank? I'm 100% fine letting her be a nightmare to squishies, but putting %max health damage PLUS armor shred PLUS attack speed buff on 1 skill ON a super tanky champion WITH all of the sticking power...
There is literally no defense against it. Health is worthless. Armor is worth (FAR) less. AS slows only break her even. Killing her first is impossible. Kiting away from her is undoable. There is nothing that can stand against that W damage. Either the %max or the armor shred needs to be REMOVED from it, to allow SOME form of counterbuild to the damage it deals.
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A member of a local family that claims they had a violent run-in with the same officer involved in the jailhouse beat down spoke out Tuesday.
Surveillance video first aired by Action News 5 last week shows Memphis Police Officer Bridges McRea repeatedly striking a suspected transgendered prostitute inside the booking area at the Shelby County Jail.
Myrtle Lloyd's son Kirby was arrested on December 19, 2005 in front of her house. Lloyd claims McRae arrested her son, Kirby, on false charges, and that he used excessive force.
"He was handcuffed when he pushed him to the ground," she said. "He said his face caught all of it."
Kirby Lloyd went to the hospital, racking up a $732 bill. The Lloyds snapped pictures of the scars on his face and knees, and then filed a complaint with Memphis Police.
An Internal Affairs investigation found no wrong doing - that the complaints were "not sustained."
According to the Lloyds, police alleged Kirby was resisting arrest, but neighbors who witnessed the arrest told them otherwise.
"Mr. Musey - he done moved now. He said it wasn't no struggle." Myrtle Lloyd said. "Kirby wasn't resisting no arrest."
In November of 2006, the Lloyds filed a $300,000 lawsuit against the city, the mayor, and two police officers, including McRae. A judged dismissed the suit last July, and it is now on appeal.
Since the jailhouse video surfaced, "this will make a strong case with everybody coming forward," Myrtle Lloyd said.
Lloyd's sister, Kim Merrell, was also arrested that night. She filed suit as well, also asking for $300,000. Her case was also dismissed, and is also on appeal.
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Phi is Intel's way to keep up with Moore's Law, which forecasts a doubling of the number of transistors in chips, and therefore a doubling of chip performance, approximately every two years. But balancing performance with power consumption has been a challenge, and programmers are expected to write code that scales across multicore chips.
Intel is providing software tools so applications can be written or recompiled for the Phi chips. Curley said it is easy to recompile existing x86 code so that high-performance applications can take full advantage of the multicore chips.
The Phi chips could also work alongside ARM CPUs in a computing environment, but it would require massive investment from a server maker to build such a system, Curley said.
"There's nothing in the engineering design that precludes it," Curley said. However, he noted that current Phi implementations will be on servers with x86 CPUs.
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The CEEPS / Barney's
Ratings: 9 | Reviews: 7 | Display Reviews Only:
2.5/5 rDev +4.6%
07-14-2014 22:24:03 | More by Loveofbeer
1/5 rDev -58.2%
11-09-2013 03:17:02 | More by dipso123
Ontario (Canada)
2.42/5 rDev +1.3%
EDIT - JUNE 2011: I'm told they're currently brewing a pale ale, so it looks like they're switching things up every now and then with a rotating brew. Great to see this slight improvement, but my rating remains for the time being.
Another reviewer rightly noted that this place doesn't really deserve the attention of BAs, but due to some recent improvements and the fact that it's 'technically' a brewpub (with two beers! LOL), I've decided to review it.
I'm going to ignore The Ceeps, which is the section of the building that faces Mill Street. Barney's comprises the outdoor patio as well as the indoor bar facing Richmond Street. The inside was recently renovated and it's now much more patron-friendly, with lots of tables and booths, a stage for weekend performers, and a respectable import selection.
The service? Well, I don't think there is any. You go to the bar to order drinks, and on most nights you'll wait awhile because the place is always so busy. But the indoor bartenders serve draught beer in its proper, branded glassware, which is a nice plus.
Selection is all InBev brands, but there's half decent ones like Bass, Boddington's, Guinness, Kilkenny, and Stella. Ceeps Lager and Cream Ale are the brewpub's underwhelming beers. At $3 a pint, though, you can't really complain. I've never tried the food, so I can't comment on that.
In sum, Ceeps/Barney's offers passable macro beer and rare 'brewpub' swill, but it mostly serves as a place to get shit-faced with students, and there are much better, more micro-friendly bars in London.
06-09-2011 20:37:00 | More by cratez
Ontario (Canada)
3.2/5 rDev +33.9%
So, the Ceeps has recently received a pretty bad rap, and only partially for good reason. Consider the following - yes, it has a pretty meager tap/bottle selection. Yes, it pales in comparison to the St. Gambrinus pub down the street (which, I might add, has the finest selection in southwestern Ontario).
However, there is a certain virtue that this humble brewpub exemplifies. It is a haven for the beer evangelist. Can we not all agree that the world would be a better place if more people drank and enjoyed good beer?
This establishment currently offers a mostly respectable pale ale. Sure, I wouldn't pick it over many other options in a decent pub, but still. You've got droves of university students piling in and choosing a moderately hoppy beer over the macro garbage, and even though the main selling point is the low price, I bet you a few kegs that a fair few of them might actually prefer it.
Either way, those who truly love beer should surely respect an establishment that seeks to ease the public into the realm of quality brews.
03-22-2011 21:15:53 | More by BrentFewster
Ontario (Canada)
2.46/5 rDev +2.9%
A huge establishment with a large patio, suitable or grups of university students to hang out. The place has potential to add several taps. It belongs on the site because it is a brewpub, the only one I may point out in London Ontario. Currently the one tap they have on is a passable cream ale. It is a notch up from their lager. Instead of brewing,which they are capacity limited, they could bring in several tap lines and make it interesting. Central location. Points were$4 each, with tip. Go to Chauncey Smith down the road.
03-11-2010 04:07:11 | More by Sammy
Yukon (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev +4.6%
This bar doesn't really belong on as site like beeradvocate. This is pretty much a university bar that gets really packed on weekends. The patio is always busy in the summer mainly due to its location in downtown london. For a good nightclub/bar to go to I really like this place, but I'm 22 and in school.
THis is not a beer lover's bar or a beer destination by any means. During the day it has a nice atmosphere to relax and have a pint but the selection is bad, and thier brew is especially terrible. Thats my opinion of the place at least.
10-30-2008 03:56:19 | More by EatsTacos
Ontario (Canada)
2.28/5 rDev -4.6%
BE WARNED: This is not a place for beer geeks to flock! But it is a brewpub, and they do make one beer, called Ceeps lager/Mustang Ale. The rest of the beer is macro stuff. Theres only a few taps, and the rest is in bottles. Service is always pretty good, and the food is typical deep fried stuff, burgers, fries, etc. Its full of old retirees in the day, drinking ceeps lager, cause it is only like $2.00 for a half glass, but at night, hundreds of local students flock here to get drunk. Only go here if you are looking for a new rating of rare swill.
12-03-2006 17:31:27 | More by mrmanning
Trinidad & Tobago
2.93/5 rDev +22.6%
Back in my uni days ceeps was our go-to bar. Good music, hot girls, decent beer and best of all pretty cheep. It used to have this whole dingy drinking hole/dive atmosphere (which was dirty & great) but was renovated a few years back to have that whole well-lit trendy blub (bar/club) atmosphere. A decent amount of seating, with a small dancefloor and stage and a few pool tables. Always busy for the most part and usually a pain with lineups. I remeber getting there sometimes at 8:30 and having to wait for a good half hour outside. Anyway the beer selection is pretty average with the few big canadian macros on tap and a decent bottle selection, all of which are relativlely well priced. They brew their own "Mustang Ale" named after the UWO football team. This beer is pretty dismal and due to inconsistancy ranges from borderline drinkable, to tasting like they threw cigarette butts in the fermentor. But it's pretty damn cheap, and some nights are $1 pints, so you cant go too wrong. The food is pretty average as well, nachos, wings and other pub fare that only tastes unusually good when your totally drunk. Overall not a bad place, had some great memories here (from the nights i actually remember of course), and for the most part always had a good time, if you're in london, check it out
08-30-2006 00:56:59 | More by belias
British Columbia (Canada)
2.2/5 rDev -7.9%
This is the old Canadian Pacific Railway hotel/pub. It was refered to as the CPR, CP, then finally the CEEPS.
They brew a lager and an ale, but as far as I know, they only do one at a time. It's typical North American/Canadian mainstream brew... watered down, without much flavour. Damn cheep though!
The Ceeps is a real meat-market, with fraternity-types and the girls that follow them. Barney's has a VERY large patio, and is a trendy hot spot in the summer.
It's certainly not a place for the beer geek.
09-16-2005 00:07:43 | More by Derek
The CEEPS / Barney's in London, ON, Canada
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for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Oregon
Charming, inexpensive, best location!Posted 06-Jul-2014
We were very happy with our experience. Small hotel with about 10 rooms, but there was a lift to the 3rd floor! Nice owner with whom we chatted quite a bit. Very clean and nice bathroom. Our room's view was of the beautiful guild houses across the street and church spire. Great simple breakfast, and hotel is around the corner from bike rentals and the main Markt square.
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Nice hotel, perfect locationPosted 07-May-2014
Staff were extremely friendly, rooms very comfortable and breakfast was good
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lovely hotel in BrugesPosted 17-Oct-2013 on Hotels.com
It was a clean, nice, and comfortable room. Although it takes about 15 minutes walk from the main station, it's very central of Bruges, easy to sightseeing. The staffs were very nice, you can ask everything you want!
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Excellent value for a weekend visitPosted 05-Aug-2013
Pros: Good value and very welcoming
Cons: No complaints at all
Location: Ideal central location
The hotel was recommended by a friend, and it proved to be exactly what we required for a weekend in Bruges - clean, comfortable, friendly and overall very good value. If and when we return to Bruges we will book again.
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Great place to stay. helpful staff. close to centrees. cant wait to go back :) thank you :))
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A good experiencePosted 25-Jun-2012 on Hotels.com
All in all, a very good experience in this old hotel. As we arrived very early, our room wasn't ready, as we expected. But as they had a no show for a larger room, they offered it to us for a measly 3 euros a night more. This was the largest room we had seen so far in old European hotels. We were thrilled. As with all the others in old quarters we visited, the street was noisy, the result of sound bouncing off the wall off buildings across narrow streets. It comes with the territory. Keeping the window closed solves the issue for the night. The owner was accommodating for providing the makings of a gluten-free breakfast, no small feat in a country where breakfast is essentially bread, cold cuts, cheese and jams. It wasn't luxurious, but definitely comfortable. The location was ideal and the price was right.
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Nice, small hotel. Great location. Friendly staff. Clean room. But breakfast didn't start until 8.30am. I would stay here again.
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Gospel Wakefulness was one of our favorite 2011 books – but you don't have to take our word for it:
"This book is indeed one of the best books I have read this year. In fact, it is going in my top 5 list of books for 2011. I highly recommend this book." – Chris
"I recommend reading Gospel Wakefulness because it will surprise you at times and perhaps even shock you with the Gospel, but it will not disappoint you. Reading Gospel Wakefulness will be a breath of fresh air for those who have been in the Church their entire lives and are tired of playing games with God." —Dave
"I would encourage anyone who embraces the Gospel of Christ to read this book. It will help you fall in love with the Gospel again and help you learn how to live your life in the Gospel. Also, pastors and other church leaders, this is a book that you must read. It will help you be awakened to the Gospel again which will allow you to lead your church with the Gospel as first priority." – Austin
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Guest speakers include:
• Dr. Steven Prochaska, associate professor, OSU Extension field specialist explaining the "4R's and Dissolved Reactive Phosphorous Issues"
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• Van Wert County's own Aaron Baker, from Keister & Baker LLC, Law Office giving good tips on "Things That You Should Know About Taxes and Estate Planning"
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FC Barcelona has not looked kindly on Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho's rather insane post-match outburst regarding the refereeing of Wolfgang Stark at the Santiago Bernabeu, in which he insinuated there was some sort of UNICEF-related conspiracy to give Barcelona victories in the Champions League. Or something - my brain broke midway through reading because I can't handle that much crazy. Anyway, as one might imagine Barcelona didn't take very kindly to being called demons from the eighth circle of hell (Bolgia 10, for those wondering), and are strongly considering filing a complaint about Mourinho's comments:
There will be an 'extraordinary' meeting of the board at 1700 [1600 BST] to discuss the action to be taken after the events of the Bernabeu. Later there will be a press conference at 1900 [1800 BST].
At the press conference after the game, Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho harshly criticised referee Wolfgang Stark and suggested Barcelona receive favourable treatment. The Legal Services of FC Barcelona are considering reporting the Real Madrid coach to the Disciplinary Commission of [European football's governing body] Uefa.
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Grilled Mac & Cheese Sandwiches
Did you remember to turn back your clocks yesterday? I changed mine right before I went to bed Saturday night which made me feel like I was going to bed crazy early. Although it will now get darker earlier, at least waking up early is a cinch. I find it difficult to wake up before the sun rises (and sleep when it up) so this will be good for me. But on to the food!
When it comes to comforting soup and sandwich pairings, tomato soup and grilled cheese is my go-to. So that slow cooker tomato-basil soup I shared last week? You better believe there was some grilled cheese action going on there too. But not just any ol' grilled cheese, grilled cheese stuffed with macaroni and cheese! You can use any leftover (or fresh) macaroni and cheese you have on hand, but I used a spicy version and it was excellent.
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Serves 3
Butter, for the bread
6 slices Texas Toast-style bread
6 slices of cheese (used half Mozzarella half cheddar)
1 cup leftover macaroni and cheese, divided (used this spicy version)
- Preheat a large skillet over medium heat. Generously butter one side of each slice of bread.
- Place one slice of bread butter-side-down onto skillet bottom. Add 1 slice of cheese, followed by 1/3 cup macaroni (evenly distributed), and another slice of cheese. Top with a second slice of bread with the butter-side-up.
- Grill until lightly browned and flip over; continue grilling until cheese is melted. Repeat with remaining ingredients.
- Slice and serve immediately.
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11 Responses to "Grilled Mac & Cheese Sandwiches"
Carbs stuffed inside of carbs… Be still my beating heart. I'm in love!
Ooo, I need this sandwich in my life! I think I'll hit up Panera for mac'n'cheese lunch, then make this for dinner with the leftovers YUM!
I function with the sun. Mornings are much easier now…at least for a bit, but I seriously want to go to bed as soon as I eat dinner. I saw mac and cheese on a burger the other day and thought that was a great idea. This is one too. I will have to try it soon.
I have been wanting to do this for the longest time. Looks oh so good…but oh so bad!!!
whyy…why have I not done this yet??!
Oh man, is that mac and cheese oozing out?? This is amazing!!
O.M.G I'm pretty sure I can't imagine a better sandwich.


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Susan on parents getting kids through math class
By way of background, Susan's mathematically gifted son, who is in 5th grade, is taking 8th grade algebra. Susan's description of his class jibes with my own experience and with those of other parents:
Even with bright kids it is apparent to me that the math parent can seriously make or break the deal. The other day math kid came home with homework (Algebra 1) where the chapter took a distinctly intense leap in difficulty (distance, rate, and time word problems.) Even Dad (who made A's in Calculus in high school) was surprised at how difficult they were. Dad looked in other Algebra texts that we have collected (Saxon, Dolciani, that other one that we talk always talk about...)to find similar problems, but had some difficulty finding the right level of intensity. I happened to have just bought a book called How to Solve Word Problems in Algebra by Mildred and Tim Johnson, which happened to have a chapter on time, rate and distance problems with several types of examples and then practice (with the answers and explanations nearby.) Of course Dad was coming home late so I was alone with this stuff. I had him take a shot at the practice ones in which he whined, "There's not enough information! You can't do these!" Because if he can't do them at 11, then they can't be done, or so he believes. He looked for examples beforehand to see if he could figure it out and lo, and behold, the lightbulb started to come on (without me, thank God.) He had to go back to one or more of the examples a few times and one time he just couldn't figure it out at all, but looked at the answer and explanation and immediatley saw how to do it. This took over an hour, but he was motivated because he was actually learning something new and getting it. On the quiz the next day there was a very similar problem to the one he worked on out of the practice book and so he had no problem with it. Later, it was learned that he and one other child made A's (he missed one. A dumb mistake) while the rest made a variety of scores including some 30's and 40's. The teacher explained that some of the kids had never asked for help and would probably need to be taking it over next year. We are lucky. If my husband didn't check every single homework problem for understanding, as well as accuracy, and we didn't have our own copy of the textbook to read, I'm sure he would have been included as one of ones failing to make the cut. I can't imagine how lousy he would feel and since he is in grade school still it would be very difficult explaining to him that he isn't stupid. What is aggravating about this kind of stuff is that the math itself is probably not beyond most of these kids, but the maturity to know when or how much you need extra help is unlikely to be there before high school. So, I can't help but think that some kids will be shut down pretty quickly based on that alone. Along with that, the fact that the textbook took this intimidating leap without thoroughly explaining the concept (as the supplemental book that I purchased did so well) probably knocked all but the kids with math parents at home right off their game. I'm beginning to think that hovering parents are the key until some kind of self-motivation kicks in. By then, you can let them fly because you figure they've got a good base and they can always return to it.
This is exactly what we're up against, only our kids aren't particularly encouraged to ask for help. The teacher actually made a joke about this early on. "I don't like it when you ask me questions," she said. That was a joke. Our accelerated course, which is the only course taught at roughly the same level as math courses in high-achieving countries, is defined, from the get-go, as a course for mathematically talented kids. Kids who just naturally have it. Christopher does not naturally have it. The only way he's going to get it is through teaching. That's why I have to keep 2 steps ahead of him. I have to learn all this stuff (which, yes, I'm enjoying, but still) just to have a shot at pulling him through this course. Interesting, though, what Susan says about high school. I have a terrific article by Willingham about kids not knowing what they don't know (I've been planning to get it posted for awhile). I wonder if, once Christopher reaches high school, he'll be able to tell what he knows & doesn't know better than he can now. At the moment, it's hopeless. He has zero idea whether he knows something well enough to work a problem on a test. Zero. And he's over-confident, thinking he understands and/or knows something he doesn't. Plus his teacher does not seem to do much, if any, guided practice in class, so I don't get the sense that a whole lot of Probing for Understanding is happening there. She covers the material in class; he's supposed to show up knowing it the next day. (This is the way it's always been done; I'm sure his teacher learned math the same way.) Sunday night I let Christopher do his math homework by himself, because I wanted to take the dogs for a run and I needed to pick up Jimmy & Andrew at their Program and Christopher was going over to Daniel's house and I forget the rest. A thousand things. So he did his homework on his own. I checked it the next morning, and virtually everything was wrong. I asked if he'd understood the teacher's explanation. He said 'no.' I asked if she had them do any practice problems in class. He said 'no.' I demand a refund.
And don't even get me started on the Return of Ms. Roth, the English teacher.
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"I checked it the next morning, and virtually everything was wrong. I asked if he'd understood the teacher's explanation. He said 'no.' I asked if she had them do any practice problems in class. He said 'no.'" This is a familiar scenerio in our home. And since the teacher doesn't really check to see if they got a problem right or wrong a major gap can emerge and the teacher not know for quite a while. The parent has to catch it. Also, my son told me that the other girl who made an "A" told him that her parents work with her. Yeah, no kidding. Seriously, I wonder if they aren't just culling the herd sometimes. In middle school. -- SusanS - 25 Oct 2005
Seriously, I wonder if they aren't just culling the herd sometimes. In middle school. I think its more a question of them being unable to teach the herd with their inefficient techniques. -- KDeRosa - 25 Oct 2005
Also, my son told me that the other girl who made an "A" told him that her parents work with her. Yeah, no kidding. you betcha -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
Our school, as I've said a zillion times now, consciously, deliberately, and with intent (hey! I've read John Grisham, too!) culled 35% of the Phase 4 kids between grade 5 & 6. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
That was the plan, and they did it. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
Christopher's gonna get creamed possibly because the teacher is having the kids do the next extended problem in class. There's no way he can do an extended problem on his own. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
I just have to hope that only 5% of the class can. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
Of course, I don't think any of them is going to invent modular arithmetic on the spot. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
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-- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
In the midst of my desperation I suddenly remembered a RUSSIAN MATH technique: systematic 'Out-Loud' problems. Each problem set opens with a set of Out-Loud problems, which are problems so simple you can do them out loud. (aka mental math, but it's a little different in that they aren't just doing computations; they're doing algebra out-louds, distributive property out-louds, etc.) Christopher desperately needs lots more practice on the distributive property in all its many guises, and is violently opposed to doing more practice. I'm not willing to let him fail a test as a 'natural consequence' because I'm pretty sure he's going to be failing an extended problem or two or three, AND because MATH, in the immortal words of Ken, IS BRUTALLY CUMULATIVE, which means I don't want to let him flunk a test on the distributive property and then try to teach it on the rebound..... So I need help. Suddenly it came to me: Out loud problems! Christopher is already used to doing them (I've been taking him through RUSSIAN MATH a bit, doing whichever lesson is closest to the Prentice-Hall lesson--and we always do the Out Loud problems). The other idea I'm using comes from Kumon & RUSSIAN MATH both: instead of mixing up the problems, I wrote whole columns of the exact same kind of problem. (That's what I meant by 'systematic out loud problems.' The first column has 7 problems like these:
6 (x - 3) 2nd column:
-3 (x + 2) 3rd column:
-4 (3-x) 4th column:
-3 (-x -2) Obviously, he's having a horrific time distributing negative factors; it's awful. RUSSIAN MATH devotes a whole lesson to demonstrating & then practicing the idea that:
3 - 2 = 3 + (-2). But Christopher's class glossed over this as if it were nothing more important, or more difficult, than a concept like: any letter of the alphabet can be a variable, not just 'x'. There's just no metacognitive awareness anywhere in the class. The kids don't have it; the book doesn't have it; the teacher doesn't have it. It's the blind leading the blind. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
btw, I meant to add that I don't think a tutor can get a kid through a course like this, unless you had the tutor in to the house at least twice a week. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
At a minimum. -- CatherineJohnson - 26 Oct 2005
"Our school, as I've said a zillion times now, consciously, deliberately, and with intent (hey! I've read John Grisham, too!) culled 35% of the Phase 4 kids between grade 5 & 6." And each of those zillion times I am still dumbfounded. "deliberately, and with intent" This is worse than incompetence. If kids do poorly in math, then it must be the kids, right? It couldn't possibly be the curriculum and the teachers? The idea of a math brain is a real cop-out. I can see life getting more difficult for kids once they get to algebra, but there are a lot of things that can be done in the earlier grades to make the transition easier. Many of the problems arise because they go so slowly in the lower grades. Then they are forced to cram in a lot of new material to get even half-way close to preparing the kids for high school. Our public school provides only some algebra for some kids in 8th grade. I don't know what they think. Do they think this is good enough? Ignorance is no excuse. -- SteveH - 26 Oct 2005


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By Jennifer Emert - bio | email Baker County, GA (WALB) – The body of a Thomasville man was recovered early Monday morning from the Flint River in Baker County.
Two fishermen spotted 35-year-old Brian Smith's body about a quarter mile from where searchers found his boat Saturday afternoon.
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Ela Re seems to be like none of those categories, but it extracts the essence of the best of both. It's interior is fresh and modern. The outside area is big, but cannot hide its Greek roots. Lots of small white wooden tables and chairs stand in a row next to the wall on the pavement, in between small olive trees trying to offer some shade. It was the first time I had seen a burger on the menu of a Greek restaurant. I had a lamb burger with some very good homemade fries. But also vegetarians do not have to starve. Try the vegetable Souvlaki skewer.
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Any reliable details out there yet? www.ksl.com/?sid=23829211&nid=148&s_cid=rss-extlink Regular media reports can be wildly inaccurate. The belayer was able to get down but the climber was 350-400 feet up? Wow. I was thinking of going this weekend but the ice quality is a big mystery to me. Cold as heck in the valley but warmer in the mountains.
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An Arab League proposal to boost support for the uprising against Syrian
President Bashar Assad and send in foreign peacekeepers drew a guarded
international response on Monday and showed little sign of halting the bloodshed
anytime soon.
Russia, Assad's close ally and main arms supplier, said it
could not support a peacekeeping mission unless both sides ceased the violence
Some felt the moves might only fan the flames of war.
feel the decisions are taking a grave turn for Syria and for the region,"
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour said in Beirut.
Other observers
said it was just the start of a long and complex process to resolve what is
potentially the most dangerous of the Arab uprisings.
On the battlefront,
Syrian government forces bombarded rebellious districts of Homs and attacked
other cities in their campaign to crush opposition to Assad's 11-year
Mortar rounds and tank fire pounded Baba Amro district but
casualties could not be tallied because communication was cut
Activists said 23 people were killed on Sunday, adding to a toll of
more than 300 since the assault on Homs, strategically located on the highway
between the capital Damascus and second city Aleppo, began on February
In New York, the UN high commissioner for human rights said the
failure of the Security Council to pass a resolution on Syria has encouraged the
government there to continue its "indiscriminate attack" on Homs.
failure of the Security Council to agree on firm collective action appears to
have emboldened the Syrian government to launch an all-out assault in an effort
to crush dissent with overwhelming force," Navi Pillay told the General
The International Committee of the Red Cross said Syrians
living in areas hit by the conflict are now struggling to find even basic
"The situation has been increasingly violent and it hasn't
been easy for people to do anything. The streets are empty, people can't go
anywhere to buy food. There is even a problem getting bread," an ICRC official
World powers are digesting Arab League proposals from a meeting in
Cairo on Sunday that called for a joint United Nations-Arab peacekeeping force
for Syria and pledged to provide political and material aid to the
The plan faces many obstacles. Foreign governments are
divided over how to resolve the crisis and Russia and China already vetoed a UN
Security Council resolution on Syria on February 4 that called for Assad to step
In Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made clear Russia
would not support the peacekeeping plan unless there was a halt to violence by
both government forces and their armed opponents. He suggested the latter
would be tough to achieve.
UN peace missions "need to first have a peace
to support," Lavrov told a news conference.
"The tragedy is that the
armed groups that are confronting the forces of the regime are not subordinate
to anyone and are not under control," he said, adding that the opposition had
"modern guns, mortars and grenade launchers and also sow death."
"A halt
to the violence must be universal," he said.
China backed what it termed
the Arab League's "mediation" but offered no clear sign of support for the
peacekeeper call.
"Relevant moves by the United Nations should be
conducive towards lessening tension in Syria... rather than complicating
things," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Weimin said.
The United
States and Europe are reluctant to get dragged in militarily, fearing that given
Syria's position in the Middle East's religious, ethnic and political fault
lines, this would be more risky and complicated than the NATO-led air support
that helped Libyan rebels oust Muammar Gaddafi last year.
British Foreign
Secretary William Hague reflected that caution, saying any peacekeeping troops
in Syria should come from non-Western countries.
"I don't see the way
forward in Syria as being Western boots on the ground in any form, including in
any peacekeeping form," he told reporters on a visit to South
France was unenthusiastic about sending in foreign
"We think that any external military intervention would only make
the situation worse," French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said.
peacekeeping mission would in any case require the cooperation of Syria, which
dismissed the League's resolution as a "hostile act that targets Syria's
security and stability."
The fragmented nature of the opposition to Assad
is also a problem for those keen on political change in Syria.
The Arab
League effort also highlighted regional rivalries.
Its moves have been
driven by Saudi Arabia and other Sunniruled Gulf monarchies who have long
resented Assad's close ties to Shi'ite regional rival Iran.
It hinged on
convincing Russia it must eventually give up its support for Assad and bringing
the opposition together.
Analysts say Assad's downfall could still be far
off. The unrelenting assaults on opposition strongholds show his determination
to crush his foes and resist reforms other than on his own terms, they
Reports have also emerged of increasing weapons supplies from Iraq,
where for years the Assad regime armed and supplied insurgents against US-led
coalition forces.
"We have intelligence information that a number of
Iraqi jihadists went to Syria," Iraq's deputy interior minister Adnan al-Assadi
told the AFP news agency.
Citing an unnamed U.S. officials, a
reporter for McClatchy newspapers reported this week that the Iraqi branch of
al-Qaida had out two recent bombings in Damascus and may have been behind
suicide bombings Friday that killed at least 28 people in Aleppo. Those reports
remain unconfirmed.
In Homs, government troops concentrated their fire on
Baba Amro in the south and al-Waer in the west, which borders the Military
College, a main assembly point for tanks and government troops, opposition
campaigners said.
Activist Hassan Said al-Waer, scene of large
pro-democracy demonstrations for months, had come under attack in the last
several days from pro-Assad militia known as shabbiha.
"We heard that the
Free Syrian Army has started responding by attacking roadblocks being manned by
Communications with al- Waer have been cut off and the sound of
shelling can be now heard," he said.
The Free Syrian Army, led by
military defectors, has taken the central role in armed opposition to the Assad
On Sunday armor-backed troops raided the al-Inshaat district
of Homs. Tanks ran over civilian cars and troops ransacked houses and burned
furniture in the streets as collective punishment, the Coalition of Free Homs
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said shelling had also
started up again on the city of Rastan in Homs province.
forces had made failed attempts to storm Rastan at dawn from its southern
entrance. Rebels destroyed an armored vehicle and killed three soldiers, the
Observatory said.
"It is the third day of such incursions.
They fire heavy machine guns and anti-aircraft guns at random, then they go in
and raid houses and arrest dozens of people," an activist said from Hama.


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I remember when I was newly wed and shopping for the first times on my own. The bag boy would ask if I wanted paper or plastic. I would say "paper, please" and get a judgmental look from the clerk and the bag boy. You see, that was when everyone thought they were saving the trees by using plastic instead. The grocery sack debate has been going on for quite a while already.
I never liked the plastic because I had to carry at least twice as many bags and sometimes they broke. I have always been an environmentally conscious person and I even felt guilty using the paper. However, I would reuse them as garbage sacks, not because I was "recycling," but because we were young and poor. No recycling programs were in place where I lived here in the U.S.
Later when recycling programs started, along came the new canvas grocery bags. They were heavy, thick, relatively inflexible, yet couldn't stand on their own and didn't hold very much despite their strength. Lots of environmental organizations started making or supplying these, so I had all different sizes with all different lengths of straps, which could make it a little difficult when carrying them to the car or apartment. Needless to say, I did not use these too much for grocery shopping.
Technology just gets better. Lately, they have come up with super-thin and transportable cotton or nylon bags that are great to throw in your purse for that spur-of-the-moment purchase. The nylon ones actually fold in on themselves and fit in your purse at the size of a small folding wallet without the weight. I like these for when I need to only purchase a little; if you are purchasing a lot of heavy items like laundry soap, then these don't work so well.


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MHR!!! Our Broncos are winning!!! I'm not talking about one here and there.... I'm talking about consistently winning, and with enough steam to do God know's what in the playoffs!!! If this isn't our opportunity to have the best time of our lives, having a supreme faith that our team is full of CAN with an extra heaping of WILL, then I guess drafting in the top 5 is your sorta thing. When was the last time any of us were able to start talking a little trash that we could actually back up!!??
Take a leap of faith with me.... Timmy would want you to! ;-)
I understand the collective disgust of dimwits in analyst's clothing (well, IDK, old Hoge Podge and his 1920's, dwarf mobster ties fool no one, but I digress). I get just as sick of Tom Waddle's, Stephen A's, and Hoge's snarky commentary just as much as the next guy..... but my Broncos are winning, and I could care less. Actually, that's a lie!!! I must confess. I HEART the fact that these idiots are still ripping on Tebow..... that means we have them right where we want them!!!
When are you guys going to finally start realizing that this negative regurgitation is a GOOD thing!!!
"Why," might you ask?
Tim Tebow eats negative opinions and unfair criticism for breakfast, then proceeds to crap out solid gold by that evening. Foxy knows it…. Elway knows it….. the reason they don't shovel heaping loads of praise on Tim Tebow alone, isn't because they hate him and want to hamstring him. The reason they do it is twofold:
1. They are building a TEAM ORIENTED (with a STRONG emphasis on team), winning culture in that locker room. To dole out too much praise on one cog out of the entire functioning war machine would be unwise and counterproductive. EFX is neither. Tim Tebow wouldn't want it any other way!!!
2. They know beyond a shadow of a doubt that when Timmy Tebow feels the need to prove his (and the Broncos) detractors wrong, he almost always does it in mind boggling, blaze of glory, victorious fashion. Tim has no doubt in his mind they are wrong, and he puts in 100 hours a day to show them why. Like Tim's been quoted as saying:
"I am a very self motivated person, but a little fuel to the fire never hurt."
Let these egotistical, sloth brained idiots keep vomiting up harsh words for the Broncos. I want this team to have a surplus of poster board material. I like being an underdog!!! In fact, I LOVE it!!! Lots of people call Tebow Superman, but to me, he's Underdog X 1,000!!! GO BRONCOS!!! Win or lose this week, we're going to learn from it, then kill em all and let God sort em out in the playoffs!!! I'm Mile High Saluting AND Tebowing as I type this!!! Yes, it's Tebow Time in Bronco Country!!!!
(Prediction: Tim scores 3 total TD's tomorrow..... 1 rushing, 2 passing!!! The Pats pitiful pass D is reeling from the start, which opens up the run for us in a BIG-BIG way!!!)


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CSU Volleyball Keeps CSU Relevant
In my attempt to keep CSU apart of this blog without making CSU fans cry I am linking to the 3rd straight MWC league title for the Rams in women's volleyball. The Rams are very good this year, they beat a top ranked team and perennial powerhouse Nebraska. They are 11-1 in conference. They have not lost a set since Oct 8th! They have beaten every team in conference by 3-0 at least once this year, most twice.


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NC businesses helping shape STEM education
May 2, 2011 - Top corporate leaders met last month in Washington, DC, to rally behind a national campaign aimed at enlisting businesses to help boost student skills in science, technology, engineering and math and to get involved in a "STEM revolution." They heard from speakers urging sweeping change as a necessary step to improve student readiness. They heard from the authors of a new report, The Case for Being Bold, released by the meeting's host, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for a Competitive Workforce, urging businesses to play a more active role in transforming education across the nation.
North Carolina is already in the game. As one of the nation's Race to the Top grant recipients, the state is in the process of developing networks of STEM-focused, non-traditional schools, with related businesses serving as essential partners. Those business leaders will ensure that direct link between economic development and education, providing students and teachers with hands-on learning experiences in the schools and in the workplace and assisting in the development of classroom projects, to name only a few samples of involvement. The aim is to help all schools and districts advance STEM education by linking deeply innovative schools to more conventional schools in every corner of North Carolina.
A network of schools oriented to the health and life sciences and anchored by City of Medicine Academy in Durham is linked to some of the state's key hospitals and health care companies. In fact, that school relocates this fall to the campus of Durham Regional Hospital. The state's leading utility and energy companies are involved in the development of a network of schools with a focus on energy and sustainability that will be anchored by a new early college high school in Wake County, located at N.C. State University. Vital business partners will be involved with a network of schools focusing on biotechnology and agriscience and with a network focused on aerospace and advanced manufacturing.
With a network of schools partnered with an Industry Innovation Council comprised of business representatives, students and educators will benefit from curricula more in sync with employer expectations and from real-world applications to classroom instruction. At the same time, that collaboration will strengthen the state's economy by ensuring students graduate with the skills employers demand and young people need to be successful in the new economy - skills like critical thinking, problem-solving and creativity. Local districts and their schools will also be engaged in exploring new approaches to teaching and learning in STEM-aligned classrooms so that all communities can eventually benefit from these networks.
This isn't an earlier generation's career and technical education. The connections to business and industry and higher education that these schools are forging provide the hook with which to make academic content relevant to students. Greater relevance and student engagement means greater effort with advanced academic content. These schools will also emphasize STEM skills -- skills associated with today's workplace and society.
The Case for Being Bold report spotlights the significant challenge the nation faces in creating schools that are effective in raising achievement in STEM knowledge and skills. The report says businesses can make the difference.
"Business leaders bring two things to the table in the discussion of STEM reform," the report asserts. "They are the ones who will hire our graduates for STEM jobs and thus know what skills and knowledge are most in demand; and as leaders of organizations that must constantly adapt to new challenges, they are positioned to help educators manage the transformational change we need."
"Business leaders seeking a STEM revolution cannot settle for comfortable tweaking," the Chamber report cautions, "but must embrace efforts to rethink the organization and delivery of schooling."
The North Carolina New Schools Project has made the creation of deeply collaborative ties with business and industry, higher education, school developers and research organizations a top priority. The STEM agenda requires a much greater alignment of resources and talent if this approach to education is to benefit all students and our state's economy.
- Lynne Garrison, NCNSP Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Engagement


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Chris Schultz
|Date of birth:
|February 16, 1960
|Place of birth:
|Burlington, Ontario, Canada
Career information
|Offensive tackle
|NFL Draft:
|1983 / Round: 7 / Pick: 189
|As player:
|Dallas Cowboys
Toronto Argonauts (CFL)
Career highlights and awards
|CFL All-Star:
|1987, 1988
Career stats
|Playing stats at NFL.com
Christopher "Chris" Schultz (born February 16, 1960 in Burlington, Ontario, Canada) is a retired National Football League and Canadian Football League player who played the offensive tackle position primarily with the CFL Toronto Argonauts. Schultz is currently a sportscaster with Canadian sports television channel TSN.
Early life and college career[edit]
After attending Aldershot High School in Burlington, Ontario, Schultz played college football in the United States at the University of Arizona. Chris was recruited by Arizona head coach Tony Mason as a defensive tackle but proved to be better as an offensive tackle. Schultz played offensive tackle in his senior year for the Wildcats.
Professional career[edit]
Following college, Schultz was drafted in the seventh round of the 1983 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Schultz played with the Cowboys from 1983 to 1985.
Schultz returned to Canada to play for the CFL Toronto Argonauts in 1986. He played in 124 games for the Argos over his nine-year career with the club.[1] Schultz was named a CFL All-Star twice (1987, 1988) and was a member of the Argos' 1991 Grey Cup championship team. In 2007, he was named to the Argos' all time team.
Post playing career[edit]
Schultz is currently a CFL football sportscaster on TSN's CFL on TSN show. Schultz also co-hosts a weekly one-hour sports radio program on TSN 1050 in Toronto called Football Sunday with Mike Hogan during the CFL and NFL seasons. He is also the NFL Insider for TSN.
- ^ Simmons, Steve (2007-07-05). "Pick of the Argos crop". SLAM! Sports. Retrieved 2007-07-17.
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Smooth collaboration service enables Excel file sharing, provides change alerts, and offers compliance auditing
eXpresso provides some functions that help organize your work. After quickly adding tags to categorize files, I easily searched for all files marked with, say, "2008 Division Budgets." Additionally, this service provides traditional folders for organizing spreadsheets.
I used the Compare feature extensively, and it turned out to be one of my favorites. That's because it shows two spreadsheets side-by-side and color-codes what's changed, deleted, or added between them.
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I picture Microsoft countering that collaborative features are available to Excel users through Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007, which also provides workflow capabilities. Fair enough, but the cost and complexity of MOSS outstrips eXpresso by leaps and bounds. At the other extreme, free services such as Google Docs & Spreadsheets can't match eXpresso's auditing. eXpresso also trumps these solutions with its collaborative capabilities and alerts.
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6Rupert Grint is the Ultimate Santa Claus
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Christmas came early for one British family after actor Rupert Grint escorted them to Florida for an all-expenses paid trip to the Harry Potter theme park.
Grint was heartbroken to hear about the grief-stricken Carters, who have been struggling to cope with the loss of their mother Denise, who died giving birth to her and her husband Steve's fourth child in 2009.
… As an extra special surprise, Grint recently accompanied the group to Orlando to visit the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios and gave them a personal tour of the rides and wand shops.
Family patriarch Steve Carter tells film-news.co.uk, "The best thing was the look on the kids' faces. There are great memories and I know Denise was watching over us on the trip."
Alright, friends. The moral of the story? If you're not COMPLETELY enamored by Rupert Grint and his selfless, loving, thoughtful actions, then you have a cold, dead heart and I don't even know why you bothered watching the video. Are you a Kardashian or something?
Anyway, Merry Christmas, folks! We'll continue normal posting on Christmas Eve, but will be off Christmas Day, resuming our regular snark schedule on Monday morning. Have a safe and happy holiday, and if this video didn't cheer you up, then check these photos out again. They're sure to put a smile on your face
December 23, 2011 at 5:30 pm by Sarah
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Damn it, I'm tearing up here. My father died two years ago around christmas.
Awww lovely little thing.
I can't believe I actually watched something that long on the internet. What a sweet little video! I love Rupert. He seems so awkward but he certainly has a big heart!


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By Tom Dalton
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SALEM — A Peabody woman was arraigned yesterday on drunken-driving charges, following an accident last weekend that seriously injured a Lynn man on a scooter.
Beth MacGillivary, 25, of 91 Lake St. pleaded not guilty in Salem Superior Court. Judge Richard Mori set bail at $2,500.
She was arrested at the scene on charges of drunken driving (second offense) and drunken driving resulting in serious bodily injury.
The charges stem from a 1:25 a.m. accident Saturday on North Street (Route 114) near the intersection with Liberty Hill Avenue.
The accident victim, Chris Rybicki, 39, of Lynn, was riding a scooter on Liberty Hill Avenue when it collided with a 2008 Volkswagen Passat driven by MacGillivary, according to police.
Rybicki was listed in serious condition yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. His condition had been downgraded from critical.
MacGillivary failed two field sobriety tests and had a blood alcohol level of .17, more than twice the legal limit, police said.
Judge Mori imposed a curfew and ordered MacGillivary to attend an outpatient substance abuse program and to be subject to random screenings.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - State inspectors say 90% of the gas pumps they've examined in Minnesota this year are accurate.
The Department of Commerce says that's a slight improvement over last year when 88% of pumps inspected through June were accurate.
Twelve inspectors examine roughly 50,000 gas pumps in Minnesota. The team has checked 11,000 pumps in the first half of the year.
Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman says the inaccurate pumps can go both ways. Sometimes consumers get a little more gas, sometimes a little less. Rothman tells KSTP-TV pumps can also fail inspections for missing receipt paper or digits that aren't lit.


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You know you're in trouble when your grandparents go to bed before you and your grandpa snarkily says goodnight to you. Despite having to leave the house in a mere 7 hours, I am wide awake and posting a BOD!
The Royals have won 7 of their last 3 games, and I wonder if sportscenter will even pick up on that one. Tools.
Anyways, our boyfriend today is Mike Sweeney.
Sweeney is a team player. He loves Kansas City. Yada yada yada, he hit...scratch that...SLAMMED a home run out of the park. I just saw it on the news. For anyone that didn't see it, it went about halfway into the bullpen. Damn. My GOODNESS! He may have only gone 1 for 4, but that 1 was game defining.
Smitten kitten tonight is Odalis Perez.
He went 6 innings, allowing all 3 runs but he struck out 6! And he only walked 1! ::pets him:: he's getting...a little...better...right? Maybe?
MVO goes to Aaron Fultz.
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McDreamy: 3
Sweeney: 3
El Jo: 1
That's not a Snack, It's Emil!: 1
Of the Rose: 1
Dispenser: 1
Exploadin' Gload: 1
Alemán: 1
Ducky: 1
Zack Attack: 1
Soria: 1
Gilgameche: 1
Smitten Kitten Count
Gilgameche: 4
Of the Rose: 4
Sweeney: 3
Gordon: 2
Soria: 2
Gobstopper: 2
Dispenser: 1
McDreamy: 1
McHottie: 1
Riske: 1
Zack Attack: 1
McSteamy: 1
Alemán: 1
The Skipper: 1
Explodin' Gload: 1
Jalapena: 1
Grudz: 1
Honorable Mention Count
Soria: 1
Alemán: 1
Riske: 1
Most Valuable Opponent
J. Weaver: 1
S. Ponson:1
N. Masset: 1
J. Duchscherer: 2
M. Corpas: 1
R. Ramirez: 1
A. Fultz: 1
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At the Ueno Zoo in Japan, animal escapes can happen at any time. That's why zookeepers are staging an emergency drill in case a gorilla escapes after an earthquake.
A staff member, dressed in a full gorilla suit, pretended to run through the zoo while the rest of the staff following behind with a net to capture the gorilla and simulate sedating it.
More than 150 staffers, plus Tokyo Police and Fire Departments joined the drill.
The most recent escape scare at the Ueno Zoo took place back in 2010. It involved a monkey briefly escaping its enclosure.
The zoo holds "animal escape" drills every two years, and includes drills for rhinos and tigers as well.
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Helena Stoeckley Reemerges
Bernie Segal did not know at the time of the trial that in 1978 Helena Stoeckley had contacted the FBI and told an agent that she was involved with the MacDonald killings.ĀĀ She was being treated in Raleigh, NC, hospital for depression and suicidal tendencies, but showed no signs of drug use when she entered the hospital.
At the trial, she said that on the night of the murders, she was with her boyfriend Greg Mitchell and several soldiers from Fort Bragg.Ā They were all taking drugs and she did not specifically remember what she did between midnight and 5 A.M.Ā She admitted owning a floppy hat, a shoulder-length blond wig, and boots.Ā She had burned the wig because it connected her with the murders.Ā
Segal questioned her on why she had told six people that she had been in the MacDonald's house at the time of the murders.ĀĀShe claimed that she did not remember.Ā
One of those witnesses was Fayetteville police detective Prince Beasley who heard her say on the morning of the murders that "In my mind, I saw this thing happen."ĀĀ Another witness was a friend who heard her admit that she was at the MacDonald apartment and held a candle while the crimes were committed.Ā Two others were police officers who heard her admit to being present when Colette and the children were murdered.ĀĀ Additionally, an Army polygraph expert confirmed that Helena said she was present at the crime scene and had explained that her companions chose to punish MacDonald for refusing to give out methadone to drug addicted soldiers.
Ruling that Stoeckley's statements were "untrustworthy," Judge Dupree allowed the witnesses to testify but not regarding statements that Stoeckley made about the murders.Ā This ruling was a major setback to the defense.
One of the most amazing things in the entire Stoeckley matter was that Stoeckley had confessed directly to Prosecutor Brian Murtagh just before the trial.Ā This information was not made available to the defense, regardless of the requirement that exculpatory information be released to the defense before trial.


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TFC Billy Gregory
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April Monthly Activity From Post 15
Date of News Release: 05/01/08
(Columbia, KY) - During the month of April 2008, there were 37 traffic accidents investigated by the State Police working in the Post 15 area in the 11 counties of Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, Marion, Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell, Taylor and Washington.
There were five fatalities:
GEORGE SEXTON, St. Wayne, IL., was killed in Metcalfe County on 04/02/08,
EDDIE A. PROPES, Yosemite, Kentucky was killed in Taylor County on 04/16/08,
TIMOTHY L. ALLEY, Columbia, Kentucky was killed in Taylor County on 04/16/08,
WENDELL ELLIS CREEK, Gamaliel, Kentucky was killed in Monroe County on 04/20/08, and
VIRIGINIA GLIDEWELL, Albany, Kentucky was killed in Clinton County on 04/28/08.
This brings our yearly fatality count to 16 compared with 11 through this same period in 2007.
State wide fatality count stands at 224 compared with 262 through this same period in 2007.
During the month of April 2008, there were 1,225 citations written, 275 courtesy notices written, 1,997 vehicles inspected, 1,031 complaints answered, 108 motorists assisted, 80 criminal cases opened and 309 criminal arrests made.


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