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Viral Video: Aussie Musician Juliet Moody's Breastfeeding Video Gets 150,000 Hits in 1 Week
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By breastfeeding her infant in public, are lactating mothers exhibitionists?
Australian singer Juliet Moody and her group Sparrow Fold band made fun of that concept of lactating mums by releasing the song Ruin Your Day which has gone viral in the Internet with about 150,000 hits in one week.
The song hits at the dirty looks and negative comments that breastfeeding women often get when they bring out their tits while in public because their infant is hungry. While the mammary glands were primarily made to feed babies not capable of ingesting solid food yet, society has sexualised the female breast.
Porn images emphasise the large size of the female breast, while many women risk health by undergoing breast enlargement procedures just to have larger breasts perceived as attractive to men. Recently a female porn star, Elizabeth Starr, revealed she has to have her Cup O breasts removed through mastectomy because of a botched breast augmentation procedure now banned or risk her life due to complications.
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Moody isn't just a singer, but a real mum of four. Her youngest child is only 11 months old. The Aussie musician recalled catty remarks or dirty looks she got because she had to ensure her baby doesn't starve.
"I've had my fair share of comments under the breath or dirty looks, but, thankfully, I've never been kicked out or told to go and sit on the toilet seat," The Sydney Morning Herald quoted Juliet.
She added, "It frustrated me that it was such as issue ... and it made me step back and say, 'What is the real problem here?' Then we thought that if we made it a bit of a joke that boobs are scary and frightening, it might make people think, 'OK, what is my actual problem with it - if I see someone feeding, what am I worried is going to happen to me?'"
If it's any consolation to Juliet and other lactating Aussie mums, they have a champion in a most unlikely ally - Pope Francis! The pontiff in January, to commemorate the Catholic feast of the Baptism of Jesus Christ, told mums who were inside the Sistine Chapel not to hesitate to breastfeed their babies if the infants were hungry.
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The art and music school where I work (CIAMO) presented a theater piece by its students for a mask dancing festival (Festival Kaleta) here in Ouidah.
The outfits weren't made by me, but I did help complete the outfit by making the neck ring accessories. It was a great way to use up my stash and scraps. I had leftover orange fabric from a skirt lining, and all those little awkward fabric pieces aimed for the trash were the perfect filling for them.
The tedious part was filling the tubes with scrap, but I had help from the staff so the rings quickly came together in time for the performance.
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
Interactive Lessons for Number Sense using a 100s Board
First, I want my students to be familar with the hundreds board, and how it works. I copy a hundreds chart and we use it in our Interactive Notebooks. Then we Hop' Round the Hundreds Board. Basically I give them a series of 4-6 directions and they move a bingo chip, or their finger around the board following the pattern I've established. The cards basically look like this:
Next, I up the anty and include directions that involve all four operations, and words that could be used with them.
Finally, I include phrases that contain math language such as squared, cubed, sum of the digits, product of the digits etc., to really get them thinking.
After each activity we continue with our Talk Moves, and discuss how people "got around the board." Even in sixth grade, I still have students who don't recognize that the numbers on the board go up by 10s, and they count up 17 spaces singly.
I love this type of activity because everyone is engaged in the puzzle. After we play it as a whole group, I put Task Cards in my Math Rotation for them to play on the Smartboard.
My cuties have been so excited over these riddles, they are even making up their own to stump the class!
When every group has gone through a math center rotation, I pull the game out when we have 5 or 10 minutes and we are waiting on something. Since the hundreds chart is already in the math notebook, it is easy to grab and go!
This activity is a perfect set up for looking at prime factorization and then on to GCF and LCM. It is also great to review common operations terms, exponents and prime numbers.
If you are interested in this activity, and want something quick to use, you can go {HERE} and find a set of 30 differentiated task cards. There is also a set that is not themed for Fall {HERE}.
Let me know a few ways you use the hundreds board with "Big Kids" and how you keep things interactive!
What are your thoughts? Michele at 7:00 AM No comments:
Labels: Interactive Notebook, Math Topics, Task Cards
Sunday, November 9, 2014
What I've Squared Away on a Sunday! America's White Table for Veterans Day
I've loved being able to spend a little time today catching up with some of my favorite bloggers! I haven't had a lot of time to blog or read blogs lately, and I'm so glad I could find an extra hour today to focus on my bloggy friends and read their posts.
My family and my job have been keeping me super super busy. I know I'm not alone in that crazy feeling. I can't wait to be off on Tuesday to just have that one relaxing day!
Here's what I've got Squared Away as far as lesson plans for the week: I'm going to continue my work with my Smarties about Veterans Day. We are using an amazing book from Margo Theis Raven called America's White Table.
{HERE}. Of course, I am ALWAYS an advocate for having a mentor text in front of you that children can read, and refer to, but if you want to learn more about this story, or you are in a pinch, you can watch this video which retells the story.
In Math, I'll be finishing up inequalities, and giving an assessment on equations and inequalities. I am almost done with my Algebra unit. It has been a long, long haul, but we are getting there! In my guided math groups, I'll be using my Inequalities Task Cards from this {PACK}. I've already done the foldable and interactive lesson. My smarties really get the idea of reading and graphing the inequalities quickly using this. I'll have a few other stations running, including my Hoppin Round the Hundreds Board activity. They LOVE using the hundreds chart for this, and I can tell that mental math skills are improving. Look at these cuties using their notebooks to check the operations words! LOVE!
I've noticed over the past few weeks, my students are not really picking up on having meaningful conversations when they are working in their math groups, so I'm going to start emphasizing more Math Conversation. I made a few conversation writing prompts that we are going to put into our interactive notebooks as a reminder. You can get this FREEBIE {HERE} if your students are needing a little prompting as well. I'd love a little feedback on it as well, if you are feeling generous.
So what do you have Squared Away for the week? Leave me a comment or two and let me know what your working on!
What are your thoughts? Michele at 9:37 PM 1 comment:
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Getting in a Workout with Combining Like Terms
My Smarties have been working hard lately in Math. We have A LOT... A LOT of work to do.
One of the big ticket items for us is the Distributive Property. Using this, we have to learn how to combine like terms and be very proficient with simplifing expressions using the Greatest Common Factor.
There are several items that I begin with in the fall. One of which is Prime Numbers and Greatest Common Factor. The easiest thing that I've found is using the Prime Ladder Method. I want my students to be familiar with the Hundreds Board, so I complete a lesson where we discover the prime numbers through 100 by color coding the board. Once we are comfortable with the prime numbers, we learn GCF with the ladder. These lessons along with a foldable can be found {HERE} if you are interested.
Once my Smarties are familiar with GCF, we turn to Distributive Property and combining like terms.
This can be so difficult for them to grasp and go back and forth. I wanted extra practice for my students in a center like activity, so I created 'Smore Practice with Combining Like Terms.
They loved this! On top of it making them crave 'Smores, [Sidebar: this made me laugh because smores is a summer thing for me in the North East but not in Mobile... it's winter time when a campfire is needed here..lol.. hello! teacher needs to adapt to her surroundings!]
The activity forced my students to take the terms step by step.
One of the big ticket items for us is the Distributive Property. Using this, we have to learn how to combine like terms and be very proficient with simplifing expressions using the Greatest Common Factor.
There are several items that I begin with in the fall. One of which is Prime Numbers and Greatest Common Factor. The easiest thing that I've found is using the Prime Ladder Method. I want my students to be familiar with the Hundreds Board, so I complete a lesson where we discover the prime numbers through 100 by color coding the board. Once we are comfortable with the prime numbers, we learn GCF with the ladder. These lessons along with a foldable can be found {HERE} if you are interested.
Once my Smarties are familiar with GCF, we turn to Distributive Property and combining like terms.
This can be so difficult for them to grasp and go back and forth. I wanted extra practice for my students in a center like activity, so I created 'Smore Practice with Combining Like Terms.
They loved this! On top of it making them crave 'Smores, [Sidebar: this made me laugh because smores is a summer thing for me in the North East but not in Mobile... it's winter time when a campfire is needed here..lol.. hello! teacher needs to adapt to her surroundings!]
The activity forced my students to take the terms step by step.
I included a student recording sheet with the activity. I had my students place them in sheet protectors, then they could use the back of the sheet to work through the combinations. It gave them more space to work and it allowed them the ability to place each piece next to the work to show me the steps and EXPLAIN them. Hello! Formative assessment! BOOYA!
Also, my entire TpT store is on sale through Halloween, so you can grab this item for a steal if you're interested!
Also, my entire TpT store is on sale through Halloween, so you can grab this item for a steal if you're interested!
What are your thoughts? Michele at 9:03 PM No comments:
Labels: Interactive, Math Topics
Friday, October 24, 2014
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The diversity and ability to differentiate within these is fabulous. Even though I teach 6th grade, I am still using a ton of these products in centers as review. I especially like the math task cards. I can put some of them in a math center rotation a week or two before beginning my decimals unit, and it really helps to refresh my students thinking about the basics.
I included a set of 30 task cards to practice Number Sense using a Hundreds Chart. These are 4-5 step riddles that help students practice basic operations phrases and computation skills. There are three different levels so you are able to differentiate. Plus.. don't even get me started on the ELA goodies! Seriously! You know your kids have different interests, let alone reading levels. These products make my job SO... MUCH.. EASIER!
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What are your thoughts? Michele at 4:00 PM No comments:
Labels: Math Topics, Reading/Writing Topics, Task Cards
Monday, October 20, 2014
Narrative Leads, Transitions, and the Echo Conclusion
Recently we have been focusing on Narrative Writing. I always try to do a short unit on Narrative Writing after we finish basic paragraph writing and learning to cite evidence. I like our narrative unit to fall during October. My students LOVE to tell spooky, scary stories this month, and it is a perfect time to get them writing longer pieces. We have been building up our stamina through Communication Journals, and we are just about ready to scream and shout.
This past week we worked on Narrative Leads. I like to use The Storyteller from Saki as a basis for this so I can tie in a reading element. The Storyteller has a plot twist, and my Smarties are all about the plot twist. I got these initial lessons from Erin at Lovin Lit and her Interactive Writer's Notebook. After we get the basics of leads down, I have them write 5 leads for a Halloween story. THEY GO CRAZY.. trying to make the scariest, or silliest, or creepiest hook imaginable.
We posted these up on our side wall so others could get a few good ideas as well.
Next, I talk about Conclusions. Basically, I teach them about the Echo conclusion, because it is an easy way to for them to grasp the concept. I use The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton for this lesson. You can go {HERE} and read more specifically about this. After using our notebooks and getting the foundation, I pass out Halloween story starters that were written by Bruce Coville. He is an amazing author, writing such favorites as My Teacher Is An Alien and The Dragon Slayers. He has also recenlty written a new Amber Brown book. This series was originally created by Paula Danzinger, another amazing children's author, who passed away too early! She and Coville were friends, and he recently collaborated with another author to write an Amber Brown book.
But.. back to Halloween narratives..
For several years he created a story starter for Halloween that was published in the local Syracuse newspaper. Students could write the conclusion to the stories, and the best were published in the paper around Halloween as winners of the contest. These stories are SO GOOD! My Smarties ate them up. Even though he does not write the story starters anymore, I saved several from past years, and I allowed my students to choose one that they loved and practice writing the conclusion..
THEY GO CRAZY for this.. I don't think my classroom is ever this quiet.. EVER...
Until they finish of course! Then they want to read.. read... read.. everyone's. They want to share, and critque, and just discuss WRITING. I'm in teacher Heaven when this happens!
This year, I borrowed a little trick from one of my BBBs Joanne at Head Over Heels for Teacher, and I found finger lights. I let the kids use them to sit in groups to share their stories. Even "Big Kids" need a little "light" fun!
I'd love to know what you do to teach or review narratives. We really have to move on to the meat and potatoes writing of arguments, explanatory, and research of sixth grade, but I love letting them have these moments as well!
What are your thoughts? Michele at 6:57 PM 1 comment:
Labels: Reading/Writing Topics
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Sunday Scoop 10/4
Today I'm linking up with the Teaching Trio for Sunday Scoop!
I'm going to need a couple of extra cups of coffee in the mornings to get me through the week!
I'm hoping to get a ton of work done early today so I can relax this afternoon, read abook and watch some football! Have a great day everyone!
What are your thoughts? Michele at 10:49 AM 2 comments:
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
So Long September!
WoW! I can't believe that this is the last day of September. This month has completely FLOWN by. There are still so many things I am adjusting to, that this little 'ole blog has just completely been ignored. I'm so sorry about that! I'm going to make a much better effort to blog a little more regularly! Stick with me. :)
Here is a quick recap of my September:
My Little Man and I both celebrated birthdays in September:
I love the card my hubby found for him. It contained a tattoo that says I <Heart> My Parents. I tried to get him to wear it to the first football game but he refused. Such is the life of a 12 year old!
Speaking of football:
We celebrated my husband's new job this month by attending our first football game as USA Jaguars.
At school we celebrated September 11th, and reviewed Story Elements and really got into Figurative Languge and Inferences with Chirs Van Allsburg's books. The Stranger is one of my favorite stories to read for inferences. We also worked on inferences with The Widow's Broom. It was a great introduction to personification as well. <Books below are linked to Amazon>
The Widow's Broom is a perfect way to end September and flow into October. My kids LOVE to ready creepy stories this time of year, and this just got them right in the groove!
In Math we worked our way through Numeric and Algebraic Expressions. As many of you know I use interactive notebooks, so I tried out a few new items including this expressions sort.
I'm fixing a few things, but I'm hoping have them up in my store soon. There will be three new foldables for expressions including order of operations, numeric and algebraic expressions.
They will also be part of my Algebraic Expressions and Equations Bundle. If you buy this product now, you get all of the future downloads for free. Go {HERE} to check it out, and I will notify you when the new foldables are added.
Thanks for stopping by and visiting me, and letting me catch up on this crazy month!
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Canadian police are investigating whether a Palmerston North man accused of abducting and brutally attacking a prostitute in Vancouver is linked to other crimes.
New Zealand police have been hunting for Palmerston North man Michael Edward Farley, 39, since he fled in July 2011 just before a court sentencing that police said would have probably have resulted in him being jailed.
Farley was arrested in Canada on Thursday, after police identified him from surveillance videos and descriptions provided by a 42-year-old woman who was tied up and dragged behind a van while trying to escape her captor.
Canadian Police this morning told Radio NZ it could be two years before Farley faced trial.
Police were now investigating whether Farley had harmed any other people while in Canada, and were focusing on the downtown-east area of Vancouver.
It is alleged Farley drove into a secluded area after picking up the victim on March 4, then beat her and tied her up.
Witnesses saw her being dragged behind the van after she partially freed herself and, fearing for her life, tried to jump from the moving vehicle. She suffered serious cuts, "road rash" and a head injury.
She was treated in hospital and was recovering at home.
Canadian police have charged Farley with aggravated sexual assault causing bodily harm, sexual assault, assault, kidnapping, overcoming resistance by choking to commit a sexual assault and kidnapping, administering a noxious substance and uttering threats.
Farley had been living illegally in Canada under the name Robert James Clarke. His brother faces charges for allegedly helping to obtain a false passport for him.
In New Zealand, Farley was serving a sentence of home detention on charges of receiving stolen goods and was due to be sentenced on a further charge of perverting the course of justice at the time of his escape.
Palmerston North Detective Sergeant David Thompson said Farley's escape showed "pre-planning".
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"Equally, we have been determined to go to the same lengths to ensure that he faced justice."
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Where is Utah's self appointed Constitutional Expert Carl Wimmer? This whole lawsuit should be moot once Mr. Wimmer explains the facts to the Justice Department citing our Constitution.
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The first thing that should happen is this. Judge Whaddoups needs to be removed off of judging this case. It is a conflict of interest when his nephew is Michael Whaddoups of the Utah Senate. Michael Whaddoups signed bill #116 and did not one illegal immigration enforcement bill to pass the Senate in 2011. Remove this judge. He will not I believe, judge this case in a fair and open manner for Utah Citizens.
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When the govt. fails to enforce the laws on immigrations, then we have a major problem. I believe that if you are here illegally than you should be deported and made to enter this country the legal way and there should not be any form of free passes and the fedral govt needs to start doing their job and enforce the laws and that it's not a polictial grounds for elected offical to grandstand with for relection.
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Walked in early on a Friday evening without reservation and glad to get a table. This place was packed shortly after and saw that they had to turn many away. The selling point of this place was the huge (and hot) fire place at one side of the restaurant where they grilled the Charolais beef. I ordered the set menu...
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Al-Quds al-Arabi chief editor ABDEL BARI ATWAN 370.
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Abdel Bari Atwan, the editor in chief of the London-based daily Al-Quds
Al-Arabi, announced his resignation on Wednesday."I have written my
daily editorials on the pages of Al-Quds Al- Arabi for more than a quarter of a
century, but this particular journalistic journey has arrived at its final
station," he wrote in a farewell article.Atwan is an Arab nationalist,
pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel and anti-US writer.For example, The
Jerusalem Post quoted him as saying on Lebanese TV on June 27, 2007, "If the
Iranian missiles strike Israel, by Allah, I will go to Trafalgar Square and
dance with delight."In 2003, he claimed in an op-ed that the US is to
blame for the Arab world's hatred of it.In 1996, Atwan interviewed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan.In May of this year he wrote
that the assassination of bin Laden and the invasion of Afghanistan have not
diminished al-Qaida, but that it "has become stronger, more dangerous and more
widespread.""Before 9/11, al-Qaida was a small organization arranging
operations against US targets in the region: US embassies in Nairobi and Dar el
Salaam or the USS Cole [guided missile destroyer] in South Yemen's port of
Aden."Now the entire scene has changed. Al-Qaida has spread across much
of the Islamic world."Atwan, a Palestinian born in Gaza in 1950, has
lived in London since 1979 and has been the editor of the newspaper, founded by
Palestinians, since 1989.The paper is one of the most important Arab
dailies and he claims in his farewell piece that despite being banned by
countries such as Saudi Arabia, Syria and Bahrain, "we have become the most
widespread and influential Arab paper online, according to statistics from Alexa
and Google Agency."In his farewell statement, he said that he never
compromised his opinions."I have championed the paper since its
inception, we have stood in the trenches with our Arab nation and our creed, we
have fought fierce battles in the face of occupation and foreign domination, we
have challenged oppressive dictatorships and corrupt regimes, we have supported
the oppressed and the persecuted," he wrote.Atwan said that he plans to
continue writing in other venues and that he is writing a book in English.
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Stop bullying people of faith. That's the bottom line of a harshly worded letter written by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to Houston City Attorney David Feldman.
Feldman's office sent subpoenas to five Houston pastors last month demanding that they turn over any sermons dealing with homosexuality and gender identity issues. They also wanted sermons or correspondence that referenced Annise Parker, the city's first openly lesbian mayor.
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Americans United for Separation of Church and State sent the letter Wednesday on the Satanic Temple's behalf, arguing that the group deserves representation under the First and 14th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Twitter allegedly blocked a new online campaign designed to support the Houston pastors who were subpoenaed by the city's lawyers demanding that they turn over their sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity or the city's first openly lesbian mayor, Annise Parker.
The #HoustonWeHaveAProblem campaign and petition were created by Faith Driven Consumer, the same organization that supported and helped to reinstate Phil Robertson to "Duck Dynasty" after he was thrown off the show for his comments about homosexuality surfaced from a GQ interview.
This latest campaign launched yesterday using the website HoustonProblem.com demands that the city of Houston "cease and desist all bullying and other offensive actions" against a group of pastors who are victims this harassment being perpetrated by the local government. Twitter blocked it minutes after the launch. more >>
Christians across the nation are mobilizing to defend a group of Houston pastors who were ordered by the city to turn over any sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity issues or Houston mayor. Their message is simple – Don't Mess with Texas Preachers.
Dave Welch, the executive director of the Texas Pastor Council, is one of the five ministers who received a subpoena. He said he will not be intimidated by Annise Parker, who is the city's first openly lesbian mayor, nor will he comply with the city's demands.
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Former "Hercules" star Kevin Sorbo has spoken out about his career and life in Hollywood, noting that if you are a conservative Christian, "you will get attacked."
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Sorbo starred in the hit film "God's Not Dead" and can be seen in "Let the Lion Roar," where he portrays the legendary Protestant preacher and theologian John Calvin. Sorbo has been rather outspoken about his faith in recent years and is dedicated to spreading the Christian message of goodness and salvation rather than anything else. more >>


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One early, and lesser hyped, highlight of Saturday night's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony came with the posthumous induction of blues legend Freddie King.
ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill took the stage to speak about their fellow Texas bluesman, with Gibbons saying that his unique style of guitar playing earned him the nickname "The Texas Cannonball."
King's daughter Wanda accepted, giving a speech that torpedoed any cynicism one might have about the induction ceremony: it clearly meant a lot to her to have her father finally recognized by The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She related a story about listening to a conversation between her father and a young Stevie Ray Vaughan, where King told the up-and-coming guitarist "You can't get to rock and roll unless you know the blues!" It's a lesson that clearly resonated with many rock legends, including those who were influenced by him, such as Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Duane Allman.
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Arkansas Sophomore B.J. Young to Declare For the 2013 NBA Draft
According to Jeff Goodman of CBSSports.com, Arkansas sophomore point guard B.J. Young has declared for the 2013 NBA Draft.
Young can score the ball and the run the offense and the 6-foot-3 guard actually could have declared and left for the NBA a season ago. However, Young came back, but did not do anything special to boost his stock here in 2012-13.
Young averaged 15.3 points per game as a freshman and backed that up by averaging 15.2 points this past season. In addition to his scoring output, Young averaged 3.5 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game.
Arkansas combo guard B.J. Young has declared for the NBA Draft. Tweener guard. Probably early second-rounder.
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As you can tell by Goodman's tweet above, Young is currently listed as a second round draft selection. According to NBADraft.net, Young is listed as the 67th best prospect among their top 100 big board.
Everything aside, Young is a talented guard who certainly has the potential to be selected in the draft this upcoming June. He will have the opportunity in workouts and drills to potentially work his way up the draft board to the late first-early second round, but we will wait and see in that regard.
After flirting with the draft a season ago, Young's choice to leave Arkansas here in 2013, is no real surprise.
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A teenager was shocked to discover a coot with a dart puncturing its neck and alerted the authorities.
Young photographer Jack Barton, 16, was visiting Wimbledon Common with a friend to capture some wildlife with his lens when he spotted the injured bird in Queensmere pond.
He said that it looked like a dart had penetrated the small bird's neck and that its life was in danger, so he called the RSPCA who attended the scene although they could not catch the bird.
A Level student Jack said: "I began to track a pair of coots through my lens and noticed one had something strange through its neck.
"I got closer and realised, to my shock, that the bird had some sort of dart in its neck, protruding through to the other side."
"I was amazed, considering the situation, that the coot was still alive and still seemed to be feeding and preening relatively normally. Its partner was even trying to pull the dart from its neck with its beak."
Jack took photographs of the injured coot and uploaded them onto social networking sites when he returned home later that day.
He spoke to another young photographer who got in touch with the Wimbledon Common park rangers. Jack said that they informed his friend that they were monitoring the coot but there was little they could do.
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Jack said: "It pains me to think that the coot has most likely undeservedly died due to its injuries."
The young wildlife enthusiast added: "What really gets to me was the idea that any human being would have the heartlessness and barbarity to do such a thing.
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Video: One Last Go Around For Taylor
Dante Taylor has averaged 5 points and 4.4 rebounds a game in 104 career games played. He doesn't…
Pitt ties a school-record for largest deficit to win a game in less than 1:30 left to play. Pitt was down by seven with 1:07 to go. The last time was a seven-point deficit against West Virginia, with 1:13 to go in February of 2010. Travon Woodall was there for both, and he starts the Postgame comparing the two.
Former LSU wide receiver Odell Beckham made what has to be the most incredible catch of the NFL season. Check out the highlight reel grab!Read More
There might still be five games left in the season, but much like last year for the Bucs, they're staring a high draft choice in the face yet again. After the unsettling play of both quarterbacks for…Read More
Breaking: Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is stepping down amidst growing concerns over U.S. handling of global unrest.Read More
When it comes to tailgating, football might be the first sport that comes to mind, but don't underestimate hockey. The NHL has some of the most passionate fans in all of sports, and they don't let up…Read More
The Apache helicopter is one of the most famed and efficient killing machines in the U.S Army. Get the skinny on this 'steel dragon' and watch what one does to a platoon of Taliban fighters in…Read More
Dante Taylor has averaged 5 points and 4.4 rebounds a game in 104 career games played. He doesn't…