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Courts Court records show the following actions taken in Homer District Court through Aug. 2: Criminal Court Danelle J. Thurmond, 28, fourth-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance, heroin, a felony. James W. Cruthirds, 46, driving while license ...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:54pm
July 15 Alaska Wildlife Troopers cited a 45-year-old Anchorage man for sport fishing in closed waters in Deep Creek. A records check also showed he had an outstanding warrant and he was arrested and taken to the Homer Jail....Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:49pm
Homer Police July 29 A man at 8:40 a.m. reported theft of sporting equipment from Homer High School. A caller at 9:15 a.m. reported theft of items from an unlocked car on Pioneer Avenue. A caller at 2:25 p.m. reported a stolen wallet and a debit card used. ...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:48pm
Anchor Point Fire and Emergency Services July 29-Aug. 4 Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to five medical calls. Homer Fire July 29-Aug. 4 Firefighters and emergency medical technicians went to 15...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:35pm
Shirley Cres Henry, 84, passed away, Sunday, Aug. 4, 2013, surrounded by her family at her home in Anchorage. Memorial services will be held 4 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, at the South Anchorage Church of Christ, 7800 Stanley Drive, Anchorage. She will be laid to rest at the Hickerson Memorial Ceme...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:35pm
Longtime Alaska resident Mr. Harry John Buccilli, 71, passed away, Wednesday, July 31, 2013, at South Peninsula Hospital in Homer from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease). ...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:34pm
Homer resident Mr. Mark Harland Matthews, 61, died Sunday, July 28, 2013, in Homer. Mark was born Nov. 19, 1951, to Harland and Alice (Smith) Matthews in Seattle, Washington. He grew up in Washington where he graduated high school as well. Mark has lived in Alaska on and off throughout most of...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:32pm
Kemper Lane Sackman, 63, passed away in his sleep in Homer on July 25, 2013. A celebration of his life will be held from 3-7 p.m., Aug. 17, 2013, at the Down East Saloon. Kemper was born in Riverton, Wyo., on May 1, 1950, to the late Kemper Eugene and Lois Sackman. His mother was a teacher and thus,...Wed, 08/07/2013 - 2:31pm
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Mr. Sparks has been a counselor at CCSF since 1998. He has also taught several sections of LERN 50 and continues to teach LERN 52 Student Success courses.
It is his philosophy to always put the students and their rights and goals first, to empower them and serve as their advocate when necessary. To that end, in 2004, he originated the first CCSF Student Services Fair which has since become an annual event. He also originated the idea of a Student Counseling Information kiosk which can now be found in Conlan Hall outside room E-205. In addition, Jack has been instrumental in providing addtional signage to help students better navigate the Ocean campus.
Mr. Sparks is involved in the Transfer Issues Committee, &> Grading Policies Committee.
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Curiosty Mars rover wth departing descent stage (background). Illustration by Oliver Uberti and Nick Kaloterakis, National Geographic.
Published August 6, 2012
After all the hype, all the nail biting, NASA's "seven minutes of terror" ticked away with clockwork precision Monday.
At 1:31 a.m. ET—exactly on schedule—the Curiosity rover flawlessly executed its improbably complex Mars-landing sequence and soon began sending its first photos.
Video: Mars Rover Landing a Success—NASA Jubilant
To go from hypersonic space capsule to naked, wheels-down rover, the vehicle, due to its unprecedented bulk, had to undergo multiple reconfigurations—each a potential mission killer. (Pictures: Mars Rover's "Crazy" Landing, Step by Step.)
And yet, the landing "was fantastic," said mechanical-systems engineer Tommaso Rivellini, who helped design the Mars landing procedure.
"From what we can tell right now, it looks like a textbook landing," said Rivellini, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, where news of the landing was met with cheers, tears, and high fives.
(See "Curiosity Landing on Mars Greeted with Whoops and Tears of Jubilation.")
First Pictures From Mars Rover
In a welcome bonus, within two or three minutes the rover had sent back two tiny black-and-white pictures, one showing a wheel safely on Mars, the other showing Curiosity's shadow, elongated by low-angle Martian sunlight.
There had been no guarantee the rover would be able to snap the photos fast enough to relay them to Earth via the Mars-orbiting Odyssey spacecraft. The orbiter was expected to be in range of Curiosity—aka the Mars Science Laboratory—for mere minutes during the landing.
In fact, Odyssey dipped below Curiosity's line of sight only moments after sending the grainy images. Had the pictures not been received so promptly, they would have had to await the orbiter's next overhead pass, nearly two hours later.
"I didn't expect it to work," said Kenneth Barton, a 47-year-old industrial designer who was among a crowd of several hundred watching the NASA TV feed at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland.
"I have a ton of confidence in NASA, [but] it's such a complex maneuver, and there're so many things you just can't test—they have to work right the first time," Barton said.
"I think it's just incredible, skill and luck and everything. And to see pictures right away—it couldn't have gone better."
(Explore an interactive time line of Mars exploration in National Geographic magazine.)
"We Can't Wait to Get the Rover Working"
Barton's mood mirrored that of both the Portland audience and the NASA engineers at JPL Mission Control.
As the rover drew ever closer to Mars, JPL's control room looked to have the atmosphere of a line for a rollercoaster: smiles and tension, anticipation and uncertainty.
(On TV: Watch Martian Mega Rover August 9 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on the U.S. National Geographic Channel.)
Then the landing data began to come in, delayed an agonizing 14 minutes—the time it takes light to travel from Mars to Earth.
"Parachute deployed ... We are in powered flight ... Sky crane has started ... "
With each report, tensions dropped, until finally: "Touchdown confirmed—we're safe on Mars!"
Both in JPL and the Portland museum, hand-wringing gave way to applause, cheers, and—for the JPL engineers—high fives, fist pumps, and hugs.
"We're just totally thrilled at this point," Rivellini said. "I think everybody is jumping for joy."
Science fiction author David D. Levine, in the Portland audience, said, "It's the biggest piece of positive news out of NASA in years."
Added Levine's friend and fellow author, Jay Lake, "Earth is our home and cradle, but the whole universe is our future. Someday my daughter or her daughter may walk on Mars and look at Curiosity as a piece of history."
The mission's goal of searching for life "is huge" added Kristin Powers, 31, a recent philosophy graduate from Portland State University. "It satisfies the drive to find out the answers to those questions of where we come from."
Scientists on the rover team would undoubtedly agree. "We can't wait to get the rover working," Rivellini said, "and start the science part of the mission."
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God's Sovereign Favor
God sovereignly chose to bless Abraham, and the history recounted in Genesis 24 shows us how He remained true to His promise to give many sons to the patriarch (12:1–3). All who believe in the Savior have already ...Read More
Rebekah's Brother Laban
Whether it happens now or in the new heavens and earth, God will make the wicked intentions of His enemies work for the good of His people. He may bring them to repentance and increase His kingdom as He did ...Read More
The Worship of a Servant
We are good at asking the Lord to give us certain things, but are we equally adept at thanking Him when He answers our prayers? Perhaps one reason why we forget to worship Him for His blessings is that we ...Read More
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We too can expect God to supply our needs magnificently just as He did for Abraham's servant. It can be easy to forget, but the Lord whom we approach in prayer holds all things in His hand, and there ...Read More
A Servant's Prayer
Matthew Henry writes, "Those who would have good success must pray for it." Prayer is essential for determining the will of God, but the Lord will never lead us to make a choice contrary to the clear teachings of Scripture ...Read More
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So often we can be like Elijah — thrown into despair over our present circumstances even though God has shown Himself faithful in days past (1 Kings 19:1–18). When doubts assail us, we do well to consider the Lord ...Read More
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John Chrysostom comments, "The patriarch acted in this from concern for the soul's virtue and abhorrence of the wickedness of the [Canaanite] inhabitants" (Homilies on Genesis, 48.8–9). Abraham's chief concern was for Isaac to marry a ...Read More
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Have you recently suffered the death of a loved one? Maybe you or someone you know has just been diagnosed with a terminal or life-threatening disease. If you are struggling with sadness, go before the Lord and ask Him to ...Read More
The Field of Ephron
Abraham had earlier gained rights to the well he dug in Beersheba (Gen. 21:25–34), but the plot he bought in today's passage was the first property he owned in Canaan. In purchasing this land, he gave an ...Read More
The Death of Sarah
The Lord takes vows made in His name extremely seriously. Those who swear oaths before God must keep them, as long as the vow made was not a pledge to commit sin (Num. 30). Consider the vows you may have ...Read More
Assurance for Abraham
Christians do good works. And in His marvelous grace, our Father "looking upon them in His Son, is pleased to accept and reward that which is sincere, although accompanied with many weaknesses and imperfections" (Westminster Confession of Faith, 16.6 ...Read More
The Lord Will Provide
How we worship God reveals whether or not we trust Him to supply our needs. Whenever we get a raise, gain an extra hour in the day, or learn a new skill, we ought to think about how we can ...Read More
Abraham Passes His Test
Matthew Henry writes, "The best evidence of our fearing God is our being willing to serve and honor him with that which is dearest to us." There are many ways in which we can do this. It may mean using ...Read More
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We do not need a major tragedy to make us feel as if we are clinging to God's promises by our fingernails. Sometimes our daily problems can build to the point where we hardly feel like keeping the promises ...Read More
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Last week to see WATT rare poultry breed portrait collection
Staff Report
Art lovers and agriculture enthusiasts alike have just one week remaining to view pieces from the WATT rare poultry breed portrait collection, currently on display at the Rockford Art Museum (RAM) Art Annex.
Through Sunday, Nov. 20, visitors can appreciate the beauty of the artists' interpretations of rare poultry breeds and learn about the company's rich history and its contributions to the poultry industry over the past 94 years.
Hatching History: A WATT collection of rare poultry breed portraits is a select showing of pieces from the WATT collection of poultry breed paintings (1926-1950). The complete collection is composed of 57 framed oil paintings created by three American artists — A.O. Schilling, L. Stahmer and F.L. Sewell — and was commissioned by J.W. Watt, founder of Watt Publishing Company, in the mid-1920s.
The RAM Art Annex is inside Riverfront Museum Park, 711 N. Main St., Rockford. The Art Annex is open during regular museum hours, but call RAM at (815) 968-2787 prior to arrival as classes are scheduled in this space. The exhibit will be closed to visitors during scheduled class times. Admission to the exhibit inside the Art Annex is free.
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Were the Seattle Seahawks fortunate to beat the New Orleans Saints by a score of 23-15? If you saw the game, you know that things could have gone much worse.
Marshawn Lynch had a great game, but Russell Wilson did not. Drew Brees struggled at times, but he finished with 309 yards through the air and the Saints had an opportunity to tie the game at the very end.
Let me review the details for you. The Saints score a late touchdown to close the gap to eight points. An onside kick is obviously coming, as there are less than 30 seconds left in the game and New Orleans has no time outs.
The onside kick goes right to Golden Tate, but unfortunately it bounces off his chest and the Saints recover. There are 26 seconds on the clock, and fans wonder if this will be a repeat of the heartbreaking loss to the Atlanta Falcons in last year's playoffs.
Drew Brees completes an eight-yard pass to Jimmy Graham at their own 49 yard line. With the seconds ticking down, Brees spikes the ball to stop the clock. On the next play, Brees hits Marques Colston at the 38 yard line of Seattle. If Colston steps out of bounds, the Saints would have had about four seconds left for a final throw into the end zone.
Instead, Colston does this:
Colston is trying to extend the play by throwing a lateral to his teammate. You have to assume that Colston believes that time has expired. Unfortunately for Colston, his throw is way off. The throw draws a flag because it is an illegal forward pass. This penalty requires a 10-second runoff of the clock.
Game over.
It is easy to be an armchair quarterback and point out Colston's mental miscue. Maybe he didn't see the clock. In retrospect a Hail Mary from the 38 is a fairly easy throw for Brees, and if you throw a jump-ball into the end zone anything could happen. Jimmy Graham could have shaken off a terrible game and emerged the hero.
If Colston steps out, it could start a chain of events where Brees throws a touchdown, the Saints complete a two-point conversion and New Orleans takes the momentum into overtime where they stun the Seahawks. That may feel like a stretch, but it is not unheard of in the NFL.
Aren't you glad Colston decided to throw that ball? It sure saved Seahawks fans a lot of heartache. Hopefully the 'Hawks won't let it come down to the final play next week.
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And don't forget about the vocal wide receiver Randy Moss and tight end Vernon Davis as well as the drama that could be created involving quarterback Alex Smith.
Smith was in limbo during free agency when the 49ers inquired about quarterback Peyton Manning in his search for a new team. Smith visited with several teams before decided to stay in San Francisco.
Head coach Jim Harbaugh is not Rex Ryan, but he is as confident and cocky as him. Harbaugh would really give HBO the footage that they need just by himself.
Of course they may ironically take a lesson from the Saints and don't want any recording devices around after filmmaker Sean Pamphilon leaked audio of former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams pre-game speech.
Teams may feel that any unflattering footage or audio could be fair game when it comes to the ratings race and may decide to knock off "Hard Knocks".


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All Day Energy Greens is the healthiest choice for natural energy boosters and vibrant health is to choose.t—a whole green drink superfood—that's easy to use and tastes delicious enough to inspire you to actually drink it every single day. For years, my favorite power-packed energy drink has been All Day Energy Greens by The Institute for Vibrant Living (IVL). I could not possibly eat the amount of goodness and greenness contained in this potent product—so I drink it, every day! What could be easier?
All Day Energy Greens has moxie! It's easy to digest, and it gives me moxie too, along with the high-powered energy I need to move me through my entire day, and into the evening too. I like to mix one scoop briskly with 6-8 ounces of apple juice (but it can be easily mixed with water, too). I get serious all natural energy power from this—it's like bio-fuel from bioflavonoids—with a satisfied feeling of balance and alertness that only the goodness of nature can offer.
Whatever green drink you choose, make sure it contains ingredients that burst with green energy and life force. What I like best about All Day Energy Greens by IVL is that it contains 38 herbs, herbal extracts, and grass juices. One tablespoon mixed with water assures me that I am exceeding the nutritional equivalent of FIVE servings of vegetables and fruits – with far fewer calories and carbohydrates. This is my favorite green drink because it lets me break the cycle of acid overload. Its all-natural alkalizing nutrients literally carry off the acids and flush them out. When you remove acids and toxins from your body and replace them with the goodness of greens, many positive health changes may occur:
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Being fit is synonymous with being filled with vibrant energy. And it should be. You want to be fit and you want enough energy to spark your morning, keep you zipping through the afternoon, and still have enough zest left over to take you through a busy evening. Schedules are hectic, and family life is demanding; I need all the help I can get and you probably do too, or you wouldn't be reading this!
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What if you had to uproot your family for the promise of a better life? What if 'the land of opportunity' wasn't what it seemed? When the jobs are harder to get than you had thought? When a roof over your head is difficult to find yet alone afford? And the cost of living seems to rise every day?Joe* was inspired to make just such a move this past Spring. He came out West from the Maritimes...Read More | Post Comments
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More than 800,000 people across Canada are now using food banks according to the Food Banks Canada study, Hunger Count 2013. CBC Homestretch host, Doug Dirks, talks to the CEO of the Calgary Food Bank, James McAra. What was said?Read More | Post Comments
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Meet Sue McLure: a Food Bank volunteer for 15 years strong, a former educator, a caring wife and mother, a former member of the Food Bank Board of Directors, an advocate for client dignity. And, on Friday, November 15th, she will be a recipient of the Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, an honor that recognizes individuals who volunteer their time to build a better nation. We recently...Read More | Post Comments
Root Vegetables
Here at the Food Bank, we love root vegetables! Why, you may ask? Well, for one, they're delicious. They're also carb-loaded and very filling. They don't need to be refrigerated, just stored somewhere dark. And, as a recent Canadian Press article featured in the Calgary Herald pointed out, they can be grown locally without a compromise in food quality, and enjoyed a vast number of ways. But...Read More | Post Comments
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On Friday, November 22, members of the community, media, and corporate Calgary all came out for some (fierce!) friendly competition for a good cause.The 25th annual Mayor's Food Drive, which was kicked off at Whitehorn Safeway, had competitors collect most-needed Food Bank items and build some very elaborate snowmen (complete with props!) out of them. All of the food collected was donated to the...Read More | Post Comments


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Clarksville, TN – The popular Recycled Fashion Show, sponsored by Bi-County Waste Management, returns to Clarksville's Riverfest, the two-day music and arts festival scheduled for September 5th and 6th, 2014 at McGregor Park.
The show is scheduled to take place Saturday, September 6th, 2014 at 4:00pm in the Adventure Zone, and is intended to educate the general public about recycling in a fun and exciting way.
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Clarksville, TN – The Riverfest Regatta begins Saturday, September 6th, 2014 at 10:00am at McGregor Park Boat Ramp. The Regatta is sponsored by U.S. Bank.
This year marks the 8th year for the annual Riverfest Regatta, where participants build their own boats made of cardboard or plastic bottles and race them on the Cumberland River. The heats are timed with the fastest time being declared the winner in the respective classes. The course is 100 yards long.
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Clarksville, TN – The weekly Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department Recreation Report provides Clarksvillians with a glimpse at the activities and events that are available from the Parks and Recreation Department for them to enjoy together as a family.
This weeks highlights include: Riverfest, Riverfest Tour d'Art Receptions & Exhibits, Riverfest 52-Hour Film Festival and Recycled Fashion Show.
Country music singer Tracey Lawrence to headline 2014 Riverfest, September 6th.
Clarksville, TN – Join the City of Clarksville, Miller Lite and Agero along the banks of the Cumberland River at McGregor Park as we celebrate Clarksville's river heritage at the 27th annual Riverfest Celebration, September 5th and 6th, 2014.
This FREE, two day music and arts festival features three stages of a variety of local, regional and nationally-known entertainers, delicious food, and fun for the entire family.
Clarksville's Riverfest
Clarksville, TN – The 2014 Riverrfest festival will feature the rising Canadian country singer Alee in her first performance in the United States, opening for festival headliner Tracy Lawrence on Saturday, September 6th 2014.
Within the first few tender notes of an Alee concert, it is clear that this rising star is a natural talent. Her powerful voice, undeniable charisma, and pin-drop stage presence combine to create an unforgettable live experience.
This weeks highlights include: Riverfest Volunteer contest continues, Recycled Fashion Show to make its return to Riverfest, and Movies in the Park features Hitchcock's 'Rear Window'.
Clarksville, TN – Is your non-profit organization looking to win some cash? The Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department is offering a $500.00 cash prize to the non-profit organization that provides the most hours volunteered at Riverfest 2014.
Volunteers will be helping with soft drink sales on September 5thand 6th, as well as the Adventure Zone Kids' Area on September 6th, at McGregor Park.
Clarksville, TN – Riverfest, the two-day music and arts festival scheduled for September 5th and 6th, 2014 at McGregor Park, is excited to announce a new addition to this year's attractions, the first annual 52-Hour Film Festival, presented by the Clarksville Department of Electricity.
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Clarksville, TN – The City of Clarksville's Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with Alicia's Complete Holistic Petcare, and Gateway Realty/A+ Property Management hosted the 4th annual Doggie Pool Party at the Swan Lake Pool on Saturday.
The event part of the Fun with Fido program which seeks to give pet owners fun activities they can take part in with their pets.
A dog leaps into Swan Lake pool after a ball tossed by his owner during the Clarksville Department of Parks and Recreation's Doggie Pool Party.
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville's Riverfest, the two-day music and arts festival scheduled for September 5th and 6th, 2014 at McGregor Park, is excited to announce the return of the popular Recycled Fashion Show, sponsored by Bi-County Waste Management.


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My wife and I visited this evening for some food. My wife had the Chicken Biryani and I had a double portion of Beef Noodles. We had three plain Prata's. My wife's chicken was well cooked and the curry gravy was excellent, tasty with just the right amount of heat. My Beef Noodles were very tasty ( I recommend squeezing two or three green limes over for added flavor ) We both had fresh juice drinks and the bill was a very reasonable $21. I liked this place very much and would visit again!!
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A force to be reckoned with
Anyone who doubts that the Star Wars movies will endure as popular art for decades to come wasn't at the MTS Centre Tuesday night.
More than 6,000 fans of the George Lucas science-fiction franchise turned up to watch two hours of video clips from the six movies displayed on an LED screen, with superstar composer John Williams' original score performed live by an 86-piece orchestra.
Anthony Daniels, the British-born actor who played the venerable robot C3PO, provided good-humoured narration, while stirring vocal support for this touring show out of San Francisco came from our city's own Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir, itself about 60 members strong.
From the opening bars of the familiar overture, it quickly became evident that this was a performance fit for, if not Queen Elizabeth (who missed it by a couple nights), at least Princess Leia.
Conductor Dirk Brossé commanded his musical troops like an Imperial general, motioning without a baton, or even a light sabre.
In front of his music stand was his own personal flat-screen monitor duplicating the images on the giant screen above his head and allowing him to keep the musicians properly synchronized.
With its pounding brass notes, swooping strings and haunting woodwinds, Williams' score owes much to the grand martial tradition of Wagner and Shostakovich. The musically educated also hear homages to the likes of Holst and Tchaikovsky.
One wonders how many of the children in the MTS Centre audience, after an aural treat like this, would be curious to seek out the pleasures of, say, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
The production used coloured lights as visual accents, and some dramatic lasers to open the second act, but otherwise kept the special effects to a tasteful minimum.
A few times, onstage cameras projected the images of the tuxedo-clad musicians instead of, or alongside, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Han Solo and the dozens of other Star Wars characters.
The crowd, the majority of whom ranged in age from six to 60, was much more ethnically diverse than for most arena rock shows, which are dominated by well-heeled white audiences.
It was the lucky parent Tuesday who escaped without dropping at least $50 per offspring on plastic paraphernalia.
"It's important to be here," said NCI Radio general manager David McLeod, who brought his two children, ages 5 and 8.
"This is the event in town today for kids."
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The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the great landmarks of our country. And right now, it connects the home boroughs of perhaps the NBA's two most disappointing teams this season. Remember all the back-and-forth this summer between members of the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets? Jason Kidd retired from the Knicks to coach the Nets. Raymond Felton questioned his Knicks being ranked below the Nets. Paul Pierce said it was time for the Nets to start running the city. J.R. Smith
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Bauman: Kevin Garnett has come full circle
When Kevin Garnett came into the NBA as the fourth preps-to-pros phenom, he was a gangly, 6-11, 220 pound player with unmistakable skills and a burning passion and insatiable appetite for the game of basketball. He entered the league when Patrick Ewing was a dominant player, and last night his 15 points against New Orleans moved him past Patrick Ewing for 16th on the all-time scoring list.
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I have read with great interest the recent columns, articles, and letters to the editor discussing the implications of reducing carbon pollution on public health and Ohio s economy. Energy company executives continue to present a false choice to the public by saying that standards which reduce air pollution and protect the health of our […]
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All Blacks coach Steve Hansen says his Wallabies counterpart Robbie Deans is not a bad coach, but admits his players look bereft of ideas on how to end New Zealand's Bledisloe Cup dominance.
Luckless Wallabies wing Drew Mitchell faces a possible 12-month spell on the sideline after rupturing an ankle tendon during his side's loss to the All Blacks in Auckland last Saturday night.
The All Blacks are now preparing themselves for the sizable and physical challenge up front when they take on Argentina and South Africa in the next instalment of their Rugby Championship campaign.
The Wallabies are carrying on from where the under-performing Australian team left off at the recent Olympic Games in London.
Stephen Moore will start at hooker instead of Tatafu Polota-Nau for tomorrow night's Bledisloe Cup match against the All Blacks in Auckland.
The Wallabies have restored Quade Cooper at first five for their must-win match against the All Blacks at Eden Park this Saturday night.
Continuity seems to be the theme for the All Blacks.
Liam Messam is the comeback kid of the All Blacks. He owes his recall to the Chiefs and the better balance he has in his playing approach. BY LEE STACE
The Wallabies have lost another front-line player to injury, with prop Sekope Kepu the latest to go down.
Springbok management are monitoring the condition of wing Bryan Habana and lock Andries Bekker after the pair rolled their ankles during last Saturday's victory against Argentina.
The Wallabies' chances of keeping their Bledisloe Cup hopes alive have taken a punishing hit, with skipper David Pocock set to miss this Saturday's return match against the All Blacks in Auckland due to a knee injury.
All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw has warned his teammates not to get complacent following last Saturday's 27-19 victory over the Wallabies.
The Wallabies' chances of keeping their Bledisloe Cup hopes alive have suffered further, with skipper David Pocock in doubt for the return match at Eden Park with a knee injury.
The All Blacks took full advantage of the Wallabies' mistakes as they recorded a closer-than-expected 27-19 victory in their Rugby Championship opener in Sydney last night.
Ma'a Nonu feels he has big shoes to fill in the absence of Conrad Smith, particularly on defence.
The All Blacks' forwards are not impressed with claims made by their Australian counterparts that their pack has developed a renewed ruthlessness, says coach Steve Hansen.
Is the Argentine scrum a reality or a thing of the past?
Liam Messam has been retained at blindside, while lock Luke Romano has been handed a surprise start in the All Blacks team to play Australia in Sydney on Saturday night.
Second five Frans Steyn will play his 50th test for South Africa when it opens its Rugby Championship campaign against Argentina in Cape Town on Saturday.
First five Juan Martin Hernandez will play his first test in three years when Argentina opens its Rugby Championship campaign against South Africa in Cape Town on Saturday.
All the fixtures you need to plan your viewing pleasure!
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LeBron joined elite company with last night's championship
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LeBron took home the season MVP and the Finals MVP, and obviously his team won the NBA Finals, making him only the third player in league history to win all three of those awards in consecutive seasons.
He has spent much of his career facing criticism from all sides. Sometimes, it's for valid reasons, like when he essentially disappeared in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Boston Celtics. Other times, he has been criticized for absurd reasons, like not winning a championship with the Cavaliers, despite one of the weakest supporting casts ever to reach the Finals.
Either way, the critics are starting to quiet down now, as they should. In the 7th game of this year's Finals, James put up video game numbers against the Spurs, dropping 37 points to go along with 12 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocks.
It's worth noting that LeBron is only 28 years old. Although it seems like he has been around the league for a long time, he still has plenty of time left. Here's a quick comparison of him and Michael Jordan at the end of their age 28 seasons:
LeBron James: 2 championships, 1 scoring title, 4 MVPs, 2 Finals MVPs, 9 All-Star games, 7-time All-NBA first team, 5-time All-Defensive first team, career averages of 27.6 ppg, 6.9 apg, 7.3 rpg.
Michael Jordan: 2 championships, 6 scoring titles, 3 MVPs, 2 Finals MVPs, 7 All-Star games, 1 DPOY, 6-time All-NBA first team, 5-time All-Defensive first team, career averages of 32.3 ppg, 6.0 apg, 6.3 rpg.
Aside from Jordan's pure scoring ability, LeBron really doesn't lack anything. And what he lacks in scoring numbers, he makes up for in assists and rebounds.
Hate LeBron if you want, but at some point you're going to have to admit that he's ALREADY one of the all-time greats.


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Tuesday 14th October
The Ballet Ruse:Chagall,Picasso, and Matisse
Theodora Clarke
Long regarded as the three titans of line, form and colour, Picasso (1881–1973), Chagall (1887-1985) and Matisse (1869-1954) shaped the history of modern art in the twentieth century with their explosive handling of paint, line and colour in the production of masterworks of abstract modernism. All three were master colourists and between them they developed some of the most significant advances in twentieth century art.
The lecture will include a general introduction to key themes and artists of the early twentieth-century avant-garde and trace their artistic development through their involvement with the Ballets Russes. Themes of emigration, exchange and the creation of a Russian cultural identity in the West will also be examined.
Tuesday 11th November
Henry Moore : England's Greatest Sculptor
Eveline Eaton
Henry Moore's (1898-1986) life and career spanned most of the twentieth century and his work is celebrated internationally. This lecture will explain the reasons for Moore's "infamous holes" and set his sculpture into the context of his time. The British Museum and Picasso provided his early inspiration before Moore arrived – in both his drawings and his sculpture – at his own distinctive style with his key-theme of the human figure.
Tuesday 9th December
War Artists : Paul Nash, C R W Nevinson, and the Great War
David Boyd Haycock
Paul Nash and C R W Nevinson were two of the most significant artists to paint the soldiers and battlefields of World War One. Walter Sickert described Nevinson's painting as La Mitrailleuse ('The Machine Gun', 1916, Tate Britain) as probably 'the most authoritative and concentrated utterance on war in the history of painting'. Another contemporary wrote that Nash's shattered landscapes seemed to have been 'torn from the sulphurous rim of the inferno itself.'
Tuesday 13th January
But ….. is it art?
Lynne Gibson
If this question gives you food for thought you have plenty in common with artists, thinkers and educators, not just in our present time but throughout Western Art History.
Tuesday 10th February
How to date an old church : Medieval architectural style
Jon Cannon
Do you know your Early English from your Decorated? Can you distinguish your crocket from your cusp? This lecture takes the audience through the evolving story of medieval architectural style, outlining the defining features that can be used to distinguish one style from another and thus to date the separate parts of medieval churches.
Tuesday 10th March
Royal Jewels from Tsars to Maharajahs
Joanna Hardy
Kings and Queens, Tsars, Emperors and Maharajahs have all displayed their status, power and wealth through the ownership and display of extraordinary gemstones and incredible jewellery. During the Diamond Jubilee we observed Queen Elizabeth wearing some of her favorite and most significant jewels which have been passed down through Royal generations.
Joanna Hardy trained as a goldsmith before working for De Beers valuing, grading and trading rough diamonds. She then worked as a senior jewellery specialist for Philips Auctioneers and for Sotheby's London. She is now an independent jewellery consultant, author, curator and lecturer. She is also a Liveryman of the Goldsmith's Company, a Freeman of the City of London and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. For further information : www.joannahardy.com
In the Wake of Handel: the impact of Handel on 300 years of British Culture
Peter Medhurst
Despite his German birth, and his Italian musical training, Handel remains one of the most important composers that England ever nurtured. Not only did his music have direct influence on his musical contemporaries, but his larger-than-life personality had a profound effect on the literary, visual and decorative arts as well – both in his lifetime and after his death, in 1759.
Istanbul: Life and Work in the Ottoman Capital
Rachel Ward
In 1453 Mehmed the Conqueror entered Byzantine Constantinople, renamed it Istanbul, and made the city his new capital. It was to remain the capital of the Ottoman empire until the fall of the dynasty in 1922.
Wallis Simpson: That Woman or a Duchess of Style
Anne Sebba
Wallis Simpson was born in Baltimore, in 1896, into relative obscurity. Why she was so demonised by the British establishment and wider commonwealth, accused of being a spy, prostitute or Nazi sympathiser. How, after she married the ex-King and became Duchess of Windsor, did she turn her exile and the hatred into a platform from which to launch herself as one of the world's best dressed woman, who entertained in the most elegant homes fit for a King – or an ex-King.
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A Likeness of Paradise: Stained Glass, the Sublime Art
This talk explores the development of window glass since Saxon times, concentrating on the work of the artist-craftsman. It looks at the jewel like quality of early coloured glass and the revolution in the glass painter's art with the introduction of stained and later enameled windows. Changes in worship, and influence from abroad affected fashion and design. Destruction and lack of interest took its toll in the 17th century but there was renewed interest in the medium in the 19th century, which led to its wide spread use once again. The Arts & Crafts Movement then gained momentum and led the way to a variety of brilliant styles in the last century and today.


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Tom Izz protégé whose team play NO defense other than Miller..............sheeesh.
6 takeaways? We stink we stink we stink. That Virginia game - especially the ending - was the most obscene lack of talent in the history of GT sports. If you fools think Gregory is our savior - you are so misled.
Props to CBG for having the guts to use Wamer as a defensive sub late in the game after it became obvious that Bolden couldn't stay in front of anyone. We are using a walk-on for valuable minutes in crunch time.
Also props to Coach for keeping the team loose and ready to win the game. If you were at the game and watching the huddle before the last two possessions, there were some smiles from the guys. The team looks like it respects and genuinely likes Coach.
I also give props to CBG for allowing Holsey and Miller to make moves with the ball in their hands. They are starting to show the ability to do more than just play low in the post. Of course they are both 5th year Srs so you might say its about time.
It was nice to get the win no matter who the opponent was. All ACC wins are good wins. I hope we carry on with some confidence against Duke. Keep playing hard D, get the ball into the big guys and good things will happen.
Heyward is doing a great job of not making mistakes and his confidence is growing to make some offensive moves and take shots.
I think you can take what CBG said about Heyward and apply that is what the Pooles are not.
Sounds like this team may be ready to be very competitive with Carter back in the lineup. Both Georges-Hunt and Miller show they can play a great game but its never knowing what to expect from them that makes this team very unpredictable.
Good to see Heyward take a shot or two. He has a nice stroke....if he takes his time and doesn't rush it, be under control, and finish it! Like Bolden. Heyward has passed up open shots in the past. He also drove some...not bad!
On the last shot, look at Bolden. He's on the other side of the court watching! Why wasn't he going to the off side to rebound/stickback just in case? This team likes to watch the ball "hit the floor" before they try to get it. They need to be more aggressive going for the ball!
BTW great reporting Ken in that Gregory trusts you enough to reveal what is going on behind the scenes.
It helps to put him in a better light.
With Heyward developing and showing he has more skills to show us and with Carter Jr and Georges Hunt returning, I can begin to be optimistic about next year. Hopefully the center coming to Tech can develop fast.
We also have Jorgenson and Stacey Poole if he stays.
Gregory's comments allow us to see he can coach and that some of his problem is with players who were here who possibly do not learn from criticism. I am much higher on Heyward knowing he listens and tries hard to improve. I do not like knocking either Vad Lee or Solomon Poole and my tendency is to, perhaps unfairly, blame the coach in such situations.
But he is the one getting the big bucks.
Maybe it is just sad that some of the most skilled players we have gotten are just not a good fit with either the offense or the college.
I hate to see Vad go.
Since the early signee for basketball is a much rarer occurrence than in football, maybe that should be the excuse for Solomon Poole.
Carter playing close to the basket is a good thing.
If I had a magic wand, I'd make one short guard about 6"7" on D..being short does not bother his passing.
I am glad we got this W, but it was a game we were expected to win, and probably should have won by a bigger margin. I hate to sound pessimistic because I do believe this team is exerting a tremendous amount of effort and we have some pretty decent talent. That said, we are a 13-12 team. we need to go 3-2 down the stretch and go 2-1 in the ACC tournament to wrap up some sort of postseason bid if we want to call this season a success or at least say were continuing to trend in the right direction. Keep playing hard Jackets.
Radar123, I don't believe Coach has added to his statement about "repeated team rule violations and a character issue". I believe Solomon was not where he was supposed to be when he was out with his migraines and then didn't tell Coach the truth when he confronted him. Just speculation, but this Coach is a straight shooter and he treats his players with respect and as men! Some fans have said he is running Solomon off, but with our guard situation so lean, why would he do that unless Solomon deserved it. As to the game, what a win! BC played a very good game and Hanlan iwas very good! The Jackets fought all night and Heyward was awesome! He is a pass first point and our three big men are benefitting from it! Miller, Holsey, and Carter were relentless inside and dominated the boards and the game! Classic our inside game versus their threes! Georges-Hunt grew up tonight and was the edge we needed down the stretch! Hope Golden can play Tuesday as the referees will ignore the new rule and allow the dookies to grab and hold all night and that will wear Corey down! But if we play like we did tonight, ignore the threes and pound it inside all night, it will be a long night for Duke as they are very soft inside! Finally, if Daniel Miller is not first or second team All ACC it will be a CRIME as he is the best big man in the league this season despite being double teamed every time he touches the ball! GO JACKETS and THWG and Duke!
Ken, BC shot such a high percentage due to TECH having a rotation of two healthy guards, and with one of the two be a defensive liability. This is where we really miss Morris's minutes, especially with Golden out as well. To win any ACC game with just two guards, one being a freshman, is a major accomplishment!
I predict this team gives Duke all they can handle, provided Golden is back to close to 100%.
Gregory showed some coaching skills getting the ball to Georges Hunt in a cleverly designed play. MGH had proved in last year's upset of Miami that he was a good choice and Gregory went to him at least twice; two decisions that pulled out the win. I would have renewed season tickets if there was more of this (well-designed game ending plays) last year. I like what is developing between Coach Gregory and Heyward. In Hewitt's last years, one and done players were regularly criticized by many. I'm sorry if Tech fans do not want to hear this but Golden is a one a done transfer. Without his injury, Heyward would not be developing as much for next year.
So is Gregory saying Solomon Poole is not coachable, that he came with an attitude that he already knows it all. As I said before, bringing him in early when the person is not ready or prepared for college is a mistake for both parties. The early sign up for football gives the young man time in school and on campus before he hits the playing field. I am glad - though some of u will criticize me for admitting it - that Golden got a minor injury that has given Heyward more ACC experience. Golden seems to be accepted by his teammates but that is not always the case, especially concerning QBs, when a transfer comes in and wins the QB job from a guy who chose Tech first and has a lot of friends on the team who may disagree. See Bill Lewis's last year.
These guys have had a few heart-breaking losses this year, so it was good to see them finally come from behind and take the win. We still have some roster issues because of all the injuries and such, but this team can't be faulted for lack of effort. I wish them nothing but the best as they close out the season.
@GTBee It makes me chuckle knowing that you're pissed that we won. What a play call at the end by Gregory. hahaha you're a loser.
@Radar123 I was going to post this separately but I will reply to your post with my thought - Although I appreciate what Golden has done for the team this year, his injury might be a blessing in disguise as Heyward has had to step up and G-Hunt has again had the role of taker of the last shot put in his hands. These are things that will help this year and next.
Now, Radar, why are you not renewing your season tickets because you didn't see something last year? Are you a Tech Man (or Woman) that stands behind the program through thick and thin or just a sidewalk fan that will only show up if we are winning big? If you are worried about Gregory, it's not his coaching that is an issue. He's proved to me that he can coach. But you gotta have the players. He better recruit or we will forever be a bottom of the pack ACC team.
@Radar123 Solomon Poole has ACC level talent. However, best I can tell, he had behavioral/emotional "issues" in high school. I (and I bet CBG,too) had hoped that being reunited with his bother would help the "attitude" (for want of a better term) part of Solomon's game. It was a gamble that didn't work out. It was worth a try because he has 4-star talent. We will probably never know the full story.


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Are you employing student workers in the IS group?
Are you satisfied and is it working out for you?
What tasks and responsibilities do you assign to a student worker?
locating offending IP addresses
analyzing packet captures
assessing malware infected machines
data analysis
tool development
They have access to all of our monitoring and query systems
They can set up and run our weekly nessus scans.
They help with hardware upgrades.
They help with forensic analysis in some cases.
They interact with users about vulnerabilities and compromise.
programming area, helpdesk area, networking and operations area
run various reports
mailing labels
access to routing equipment, firewall systems, nor user information
forensics work
access to any production systems
What are the pros and cons of having a student worker help the IS team?
$ savings for the department
possibility of hiring them after graduation
access to informal student channels of communication
students bring a level of interest, inquisitiveness and expertise
Many of our monitoring tools have been developed or improved by those
student workers
full time employee will have supervision experience and opportunity to learn
from students who are always ahead of newest technology
For students it's one of the best opportunities to learn and stick with same
school, until they graduate
finding people you can trust
they are temporary
Any other comments or suggestions?
We keep a good relationship with the computer science & EE departments
Focusing on character before skill sets mitigates many potential problems
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