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Career Division I games played/started: 16/1 (5/0 in 2014... 11/1 in 2013).
2014 (Sophomore): Has played in three games and caught five passes for 42 yards.
2013 (Freshman): Provided the Rams with a deep-play threat, hauling in 22 receptions for 255 yards (11.6) and three touchdowns while playing in 11 games with one start.
- Caught his first career touchdown pass against Tulsa (Sept. 7) on a 19-yard strike from Garrett Grayson to put the Rams in front 17-14...also pulled down a deep pass across the middle for a gain of 52 yards, putting CSU on Tulsa's one-yard line and setting up a Chris Nwoke touchdown run...finished the contest with a career-high 80 receiving yards
- Hauled in his second career touchdown in the regular season finale vs. Air Force (Nov. 30), a 49-yard pass to put the Rams up 51-0...set a then-career high with four receptions
- In the Rams' win over Washington State in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Dec. 21) had a game- and career-high eight catches for 60 yards and one touchdown, which pulled CSU within one touchdown with 2:52 remaining in a game the Rams would win 48-45 on a last-second field goal
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman in his first season of college eligibility.
High School: A speedy, four-sport athlete at Prairie View High School in Henderson, a suburb northeast of Denver, lettered four years in football...An electrifying offensive attacker and return specialist, twice earned first-team Class 4A all-state honors, and garnered three consecutive first-team all-Mountain Plains League selections...Scored more touchdowns and compiled more receiving, return and all-purpose yards than any player in PVHS history...Also surpassed 1,000 career return yards, including five touchdowns...As a senior team captain in 2011, managed to lead his team in rushing and passing touchdowns, after starting three games at quarterback...A first-team all-state choice in 2011, ran for 654 yards on 96 carries, with seven TDs, while catching a team-leading 16 passes for 147 yards...Also completed 15-of-28 passes for 296 yards and four TDs...In 2009, picked up all-state and all-conference honors, registering 21 receptions for 299 yards with four TDs, and rushing for 273 yards and a TD on 33 carries...As a sophomore first-year starter in 2009, posted a career-best 37 catches for 550 yards and two TDs, while averaging nearly 15 yards per carry (14-209), with one score on the ground...Had four catches for 11 yards as a freshman...Also achieved academic all-state honors...Head football coach was Rocky Schneider...Also lettered four years in basketball, including a first-team all-conference season, and lettered twice in track and cross country...Top time in the 40-yard dash was 4.5 seconds...Also owned at the time of his signing a personal best of 14.7 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles.
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Sanchez is not the answer as well as Shotty
This game reeks of the 9-0 Packers stinker!
Yes he will, it's called a pick six, it's in the air.
This is alot like the 1986 game against the Rams after we lost 45-7 to Miami on Monday Night.
I hate to say this, but its 1986 all over again.
Can we at least beat the Bills so we can squeak into the playoffs? Maybe like '86 we can play KC in the wildcard.

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Review of vascularised bone tissue-engineering strategies with a focus on co-culture systems
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A car repair garage claims falling wet concrete damaged its clients' luxury vehicles. A now shuttered gourmet sandwich shop says the very construction workers responsible for damage to its building would regularly clean up mortar dust and patch up cracks in its walls.
And despite a Montgomery County official's determination that its buildings are structurally safe, the landlord next to the Bainbridge Bethesda apartment project has moved two popular tenants out and will likely move two more out in the coming months.
As crews work to finish the 17-story, 200-unit Bainbridge Bethesda apartment in Woodmont Triangle, the controversy surrounding the construction of the building has only deepened.
Greenhill Capital, the company that owns 4910 and 4912 St Elmo Ave. and 4905 and 4909 Fairmont Ave., claims shoddy foundation work from developer Bainbridge, its contractor and sub-contractor has led to permanent structural damage that means it must kick out its tenants for safety reasons.
Bainbridge, Turner Construction and the Schnabel Foundation Company deny the bulk of the landlord's claims.
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Green Tomato LLC, the company that holds ownership of the St Elmo Avenue storefronts for Greenhill, sued Bainbridge and the contractors in November along with tenant BCC Automotive, Inc. A representative from Green Tomato said the luxury car repair company and the Red Tomato Cafe next door will likely have to leave their spaces by March 1 because of continuing safety issues.
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Construction on the Bainbridge Bethesda, then known as the "Monty," started in August 2011. It was supposed to be one of the very first new residential towers completed in a new-look, reenergized Woodmont Triangle.
Before work on the apartment's sheeting and shoring system began, there were signs that damage to the building next door was inevitable, according to separate lawsuits filed by Fresh Grill and White Flint Express Realty Group, the Greenhill LLC that owns 4905 and 4909 Fairmont Ave.
According to Fresh Grill's suit, Bainbridge's structural engineer consultant "confirmed that it is 'impossible' to excavate next to buildings such as the buildings on the White Flint Property without damaging same, and further opined that 'it is impossible to excavate next to a light building such as 4909 and 4905 Fairmont Avenue and not induce both lateral and vertical movement to it, especially if the foundation is at a much higher elevation than the excavation.'"
Sub-contractor Schnabel said the expected movements in the sheeting and shoring system were within a safe range and would not pose a safety hazard.
Bainbridge and White Flint Express entered into an easement agreement to allow construction crews to perform all necessary tie-back and bracket pile work and operate a crane over its building. That easement agreement was the subject of the November ruling in which a judge ruled in favor of the landlord.
According to Fresh Grill's suit, White Flint Express and Bainbridge settled the case soon after.
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Both Fresh Grill and White Flint Express claimed that meant severe vibrations that caused cracks and the wall of Fresh Grill to sink into the ground by more than the expected amount of about two inches laterally and one inch vertically.
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Brown was sentenced Monday to the prison term by U.S. District Judge J. Ronnie Greer in Greenville. He was one of 34 men named in a large-scale cocaine trafficking conspiracy that connects Atlanta, Chattanooga, Cleveland, Tenn. and Johnson City, Tenn.
Twenty of the 34 men charged have plead guilty, half of those who've pled half have been sentenced. The lowest sentence was 10 months for Guy Wilkerson, The highest sentence before Brown's was an 11-year term, given to another of defendants who pleaded guilty to carjacking connected to the drug trade.
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METCO, America's longest-running voluntary school desegregation programme, has for 34 years transported black children from Boston's city neighbourhoods to predominantly white suburban schools. In contrast to the infamous violence and rage of forced school transportation within the city in the 1970s, METCO has quietly and calmly promoted school integration. How has this programme affected the lives of its graduates? Would they choose to participate if they had to do it again? Would they place their own children on the bus to the suburbs? Sixty-five METCO graduates vividly recall their own stories in this revealing book. Susan Eaton interviewed programme participants who are now adults, asking them to assess the benefits and hardships of crossing racial and class lines on their way to school. Their answers poignantly show that this type of racial integration is not easy - they struggled to negotiate both black and white worlds, often feeling fully accepted in neither. Even so, nearly all the participants believe the long-term gains outweighed the costs and would choose a similar programme for their own children - though not without conditions and apprehensions. Even as courts and policymakers today are forcing the abandonment of desegregation, educators warn that students are better prepared in schools that reflect our national diversity. This book offers an accessible and moving account of a rare programme that, despite serious challenges, provides a practical remedy for the persistent inequalities in American education.
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But let me elaborate on this for just a second, on these achievements this district piloted and purchased a new Reading series for elementary students in order to address student achievement and scores in standardized testing. This new program will be fully implemented for the upcoming school year. Additionally this district received KTO Grant money and designated a portion of it for contracting with the "Step by Step" Educational Group in order to address issues of Literacy in Pre K and Kindergarten classrooms. I am pleased to announce that in one year's time record growth levels have been achieved in all our elementary schools at these grade levels. In our secondary schools we will implementing a STEM (concentration in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) program for junior high student and it will housed at Meyers High School but we open to Solomon and GAR students as well. Additionally this district will be implementing a secondary flex schedule that will allow students to take more and more electives and provide challenging new classes for their academic preparation. Along the line of academic progress this district has established a productive cyber school that services some 70 district students to date that are part of our system's tuition tax base and thus not being filtered elsewhere. Our special education department has also contributed to this cause by returning to our district at a cost savings various educational student placements that were housed in other districts.
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Teen hacker confesses three-year crime spree
A juvenile hacker with a reputation for stirring up trouble in online gaming groups has admitted to multiple computer felonies, including cyber attacks that overwhelmed his victims with massive amounts of data and the placing of hoax emergency phone calls that elicited visits by heavily armed police teams. Known by the online …
Sciddy, not hacker.
Come on, ElReg, get it right.
This is a script kiddy, with zero parental oversight, not a hacker. He needs to be taken out behind the barn and severely beaten. Daily. For a month. Same for his parents, but for two months, Might knock some sense into all of 'em ...
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give him wacki jacqui's prints and in eleven months let him run loose with them
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pissed off
He is 17 and a poor excuse for a human. Should of tried his butt as an adult.
Do over!
Simply a snot nosed little kid making sure his slate is clean before turning 18. Face it, he is pimping his second street cred while he can since if he tries to brag after making the magic 18 the bailiff might actually "whack his pee-pee!"
No justice here
To allow this scumbag to get off with 11 months detention is a huge crime against society. He needs about ten years in the slammer to think about the rest of his worthless life. Once again the judicial system has failed the people it is designed to protect from criminals. Those responsible for this injustice should be held accountable.
What the fuck?!?
Why in the fuck is he only service 11 months of juvenile detention?!? He should have been tried as an adult. His crimes were most definitely serious enough. Falsely reporting crimes and falsely reporting bomb threats are very serious, and they keep the police from doing their real jobs, thus endangering people (not to mention endangering the people the police inevitably assaulted while trying to act in good faith). Even adult prison is too good for this waste of space. But then again, as a US citizen, I've come to expect that our judicial system has nothing to do with justice.
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Exactly right!
If the kids bright enough at 17 to do all this tech wizardry, no matter how illegal, then he's old enough to go the the :"Big Boys College".
He might find out what a real DoS is.
Am I the only one who finds the fact that he got free internet by modifying his cable modem using a piece of software tremendously funny?
Got what he deserved
"miscreant said to have perpetrated a series of attacks on members of myg0t, an online confederation dedicated to cheating and disrupting play in online games such as Counter Strike."
Now for screwing around with tossers like myg0t I think a reduced punishment is well deserved. Still he's a little shit.
"On at least several occasions"?
Really? Could you be less specific?
dshocker was part of tcniso who release modified motorola surfboard firwmares. they have he source code for these
that what that statement is about.
dshocker was a ultimate skiddie.
strangley enough dshocker was on the same networks as Digerati/Ryan Goldstein.
I think he must have been shopped in byhim
Hold on a minute here.
Firstly I'm by no means condoning what he's done - especially the 'swatting' (I think anything that involves guns probably means you've taken it way way too far).
Being able to extract subscriber info from cable companies is impressive. Obtaining, cracking and using prop. firmware (I assume) for the modem is also quite impressive.
As for this 'trying as an adult' - erm he isn't an adult, he's 17. I'm not quite sure what the justification for trying somebody as an adult (when they're not) is. Is it "they're as mature as an adult" or "this is a crime too serious for a child to have commited".
If the first, then surely a 'mature' 17 year old should be allowed to buy beer, guns and vote. The second option is quite ridiculous - he's a child, he did it, therefore it is possible for a child to have commited it.
HA, they got to him, and want him to work for them!
"Dshocker agreed to the imposition of an 11-month sentence of juvenile detention. "
Some law enforcement IT team of Gurus finally tracked him down, convinced management to feel his collar before he turns 18, and offer him, "a deal he can't refuse". This deal was no doubt in a few someones' own best interest.
Three letter agency slave labor at their IT rockface for life after his 11 month JDC tour is the likely outcome here folks, nothing to see, move along.
Mines the one with the three big bold letters on the back, thanks.
Yes, it's just you..... :)
I do hope that they have also added a stipulation that he is not allowed to use or access a computer for X years after his release as well. He is a snotty little shit, the likes of which I crossed paths with a number of times in my online gaming days, usually after I crept up behind them with my knife while they were camping out somewhere (speaking in a game context of course, not literal!). Although saying that.......
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Personally, I think he lacked the self-control of ego, which is ultimately the downfall of a hacker but at 17 years old who's going to fault him for that ?
I've been a software engineer for nearly a quarter of a century and time and time again it is the same basic security flaws that let these people walk over over the platters. If *we* as an industry / user community can't learn then we get what we deserve I guess.
On a similar vein I have nothing but sympathy for Gary Mc-Kinnon too, again, he was technically off-legal but his motives were not criminal despite his actions being so; we should get these people on our side instead of letting the crims recruit them although sadly, what with the way of the world the 'dark side' appears to be more attractive these days. I blame Darth Vader. And Blair, and Brown and the rest of the gravy-train career politicians we've had to endure in the UK for far too long. I too received a letter when our details were recently lost. Have these goons not heard of TrueCrypt for one ? Sheesh.
OK, he did some bad things and fortunately nobody was physically harmed in the process but let's just remember one thing, this 'kid', at age 17 has managed to run rings around systems everywhere and there are bigger, harder dirtier scumbags than him out there, older, wiser and much more focussed on 'other' motives.
It is them we should be targeting our efforts at giving a good beating behind the barn, this kid ought to be heading up the task force to track them down in my opinion.
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Nice to see
It's nice to see the liberal intelligencia that are the Reg's commentards baying for the blood of a child. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy that there are such caring, understanding people in the world.
Not that I have much sympathy for Gary McKinnon, but comparing what this kid did and the damage he caused, both financial and psychological, to what McKinnon did,,and what will potentially happen to him once extradited to the US (and it will happen) surely something is wrong - 11 months just because the little shit is only 17? Whereas McKinnon may just disappear x-files style and never be heard from again.
Like I said, I don't think he should be let of scott free but surely this judgement will give him some kind of hope that he's not going to end up in gitmo.
"On at least several occasions"
Sorry but that bit made me laugh.
Can't believe the little shit got away with just 11 months?! He must be laughing from his double-bed-with-xbox cell.
"Am I the only one who finds the fact that he got free internet by modifying his cable modem using a piece of software tremendously funny?"
It actually isn't that hard to do. I know several ppl who do it. Even easier if you have access to the cable co's records
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Yeah, this place is starting to read like the Daily Mail.
Bring back hanging
The birch is too good for them I say!
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Seriously though, WTF? Yes he should be punished, but I mean he's not scum of the earth, he's not trafficking people for slavery into prostitution, he didn't rape anyone. Like most kids he's probably just bored and directed his energy into something stupid. I think education and giving him something to focus on which is challenging and rewarding would be worth far more than 10 years locked up with rapists and murderers.
The trouble is that would take effort. Too bad.
Myg0t deserved everything they got!
Hats off to the lad, for going after this group of, well no word can describe them.... teh drty Haxx0r5...
...and compared to Mr KcKinnons "crimes"
So hang on this kid has stolen money from real people, caused situations that could have KILLED people (trigger happy or accidental shooting in one of the SWAT callouts?) damaged systems, stolen stuff from companies and individuals for personal gain and really screwed some ISP's over (who I hope have learned from the experience and "hardened the f*ck up!")
So the only thing he didnt do was snoop into any military or government systems (or wasnt caught, or hasnt said about it) - yet he gets 11 months then a clean slate for causing real and substancial damage thats provable. So Gary McKinnon apparently didnt cause and direct damage (I suspect the computers/systems he is being accused of damaging were actually taken off line to plug the hole that he used to get in...) is up for being deported and then whacked a 25 year plus sentence on him? Did he gain anything from this!? Oh yeah, remember there are no terrorists inside Americas borders, just criminals.
Sheesh! I give up....
Paris - cos even she got a short sentence inside that should have been longer...
Look; I know these kids, I've worked with them
...and in my opinion the only solution is to cut their goolies off.
Armed gunman
...as opposed to the unarmed kind?
I was wondering
As I was reading the story I was wondering why in the world was he confessing to everything, then I saw the last paragraph and understood why. He wanted the light sentence that will come with stating he was wrong and he did all those things.
re: "On at least several occasions"
>> He must be laughing from his double-bed-with-xbox cell.
I doubt his prison cell would have an x-box, been reading the Daily Mail for too long prehaps?
and I wouldn't be laughing if I was in a prison cell with a double bed!
Aha, Fuck all you guys. dshocker was fucking awesome. He was the final internet boss.
You are all pussies.
Never let this person touch a computer again.
See title.
Read the article again
After I re read the article I realized the kid is not out of the woods yet. His crimes crossed state lines. Each of those states could file charges. The Feds could charge him as well. Lets hope he has to do time in each state and then the feds go after him.
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It's Take Charge Thursday and this week we're talking about food.
Area organizations are making a strong effort to keep people fed, and that means there are now many different ways to get help if you need it.
In fact, service organizations say even if you looked for help a few months ago and didn't have much luck, the story has likely changed.
Folks like the United Way are really focusing on the food issue in our area, and are finding ways to keep up with the growing need.
"When I first started here we were out of food," said Mike Hayes with the Penn Township Food Pantry.
That was about 9 months ago, when the food pantry had the same problem as everyone else.
"The economy worsens, and then of course we pick up. We've had a 62% increase (in traffic) at this food pantry since September of 2008," Hayes said.
Fortunately, they got some major help from a fund drive appropriately named, "People Gotta Eat."
"It became very clear that more money was needed in the community, and we set up a goal that we surpassed. Right now we're almost up to having raised $300,000," said Karen Sommers with the United Way of St. Joseph County, who was an organizer for the People Gotta Eat campaign.
While that money is helping keep food pantry shelves stocked all across St. Joseph County, hard-hit Elkhart County got a helping hand of their own.
"It came at the right time," said Linda Rothrock with Harvest Basket in Elkhart.
Harvest Basket, which provides for senior citizens and the disabled, is one of many food pantries that got a cut of more than $100,000 that came unexpectedly through the stimulus plan.
"That directly impacts their ability to live independently on a fixed income and still pay utilities, the price of gas, and everything that goes along with living," Rothrock said.
"When people say, 'Gosh what has the stimulus package done here in Elkhart County?' Well, some of your neighbors have food now, some of your neighbors are staying in their homes, some of your neighbors have electricity. They're able to turn on the lights when they come home from work tonight," said Darren Bickel with the United Way of Elkhart County.
These service organizations say if you need help, you should ask for it as soon as possible.
"Imagining a child looking up at their parent and saying 'I'm hungry.' Then the horror of that parent, 'I don't have anything to feed this kid.' There's no need for that, we've got it," Hayes said.
Meantime, what help you're eligible for largely depends on your situation; things like where you live and how much money you make.
The United Way urges you to call their 2-1-1 hotline to help put you on the right path.
Meantime, another way to save some money this summer; most local school districts are running the federal summer lunch program.
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Conclusion: The road to CIR is an uphill climb in the House, as just around 200 representatives are likely to vote yes. The data suggest a low of 183 and a high of 203. However, the results also show that 33 representatives who are likely to vote no on CIR are electorally vulnerable based on their November 2012 electoral margin of victory. These representatives are thus likely to be the locus of grassroots efforts to pass CIR.
As the details of the House comprehensive immigration reform bill begin to emerge, it is an opportune time to ask ourselves what the likelihood of passage is in the 435-member House of Representatives. Before proceeding to the analysis, I recap the events that have brought us to this point (jump below if you've already read the Senate post).
Will comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) pass in 2013? In a recent whirlwind of events since President Obama's reelection, the Senate "gang of 8" introduced its draft principles on immigration reform, the President then addressed the nation describing his own vision of reform just one day after the gang of 8 unveiled their blueprint, the White House promptly released more details of the president's proposal immediately after his speech, the House Judiciary Committee recently held its first hearing on the issue, and then the Senate Judiciary Committee did the same. The momentum that has been building towards CIR, which started well before last November's election, has shown no signs of slowing down. However, momentum itself is no guarantee that reform will happen.
As a matter of politics, the key question is whether there are enough votes in Congress? More specifically, are there 60 filibuster-proof votes in the Senate and 218 votes in the House? While there are no crystal balls to tell us how legislators will ultimately vote, the recent history of immigration politics in the U.S. provides sufficient information to make informed predictions, not only about how current members of Congress are likely to vote on CIR, but also about what the final bill is likely to include (or not include).
Three key factors are worth noting:
- First, while the current push for immigration reform represents its own distinct stage, many of the key actors are still the same. Nearly 200 representatives who are currently in the House were also in office during the contentious debate over H.R. 4437 in 2005. In the Senate, nearly 50 sitting Senators were also around during the 2006 immigration reform effort. This provides a rich pool of voting history to analyze and learn from.
- Second, while we still do not know the details of the Senate or House bills, a) the degree of overlap between the gang of 8's principles, the President's proposal, and the 2006/2007 Senate CIR bills, coupled with b) the many lingering stand-alone immigration-related bills that have been introduced in Congress over the past few years, suggests that while the devil remains in the details, many of the details are already known. This is not to suggest that 2013's bill will perfectly mirror previous reform efforts. Rather, it is to say that in analyzing the hundreds of amendments to CIR 2006 and 2007 and all of the immigration-related bills that have been introduced in Congress since 2005, we can create a map of the road ahead.
- Third, the November presidential election showed that immigrant communities – and communities of color more generally – are increasingly flexing their political muscle. This adds confidence to our ability to use the demographic makeup of states and districts to inform how we think legislators are likely to vote on CIR.
House Prediction
In analyzing over 10,000 roll call votes on immigration-related legislation in the House from H.R. 4437 to present, and in identifying the votes that most closely approximates the House immigration reform proposal – that is, a bill that includes a path to citizenship for DREAMers, but no "special" path for others – the data suggest that between 183 and 203 representatives are likely to vote for CIR. The models accurately predict up to 94.4% of all key votes analyzed. A full list of all House Representatives broken down into into their predicted categories of support and opposition can be found here: CIR House Analysis for CIR Blog.
Ending the story here would paint a bleak portrait. However, the numbers mentioned above does not mean that CIR is not possible in the House. If we assume that those who are predicted to "lean yes," in fact, vote yes, this brings us to 203 votes. The question then becomes, how can this number be increased?
- Getting all Democrats on Board with CIR. In looking at representatives who are predicted to "lean no," 1 is a Democrat. In additional there are 4 Democrats who are predicted as "solid no" votes. Switching these no votes to yes votes is no easy task given the voting records of these representatives. However, getting all Democrats on board with CIR represents one practical approach
- Electorally vulnerable no votes. There are 33 representatives who are predicted to vote no and are electorally vulnerable – meaning the representative won by a margin of less than 10 points during the November 2012 elections. In looking more closely at electorally vulnerable no votes, we see that 4 are Democrat and the rest are Republican. These representatives are spread across 21 different states.
In all, there is no easy road to CIR in the House and all paths to it are paved with obstacles. However, the data point to several alternate routes. Stay tuned for more detailed analyses of the electorally vulnerable no vote districts.
The underlying assumption of the statistical models used to estimate likely support and opposition is that representatives who represent diverse districts, particularly those with large foreign-born and Hispanic/Latino and Asian populations, are more likely to support a CIR bill that includes a path to citizenship than Representatives in mostly white districts – while considering other factors. One way to interpret these results is thus: to the extent that Representatives are responsive to the changing demographics of their districts, we can expect them to vote as the model predicts. However, it is not yet clear whether changing demographics – even given the November 2012 elections – will parlay into more legislative support for CIR.
Step 1 of this analysis models the final passage vote on H.R. 4437, amendment 667, which would have made the bill even more restrictive, and the DREAM Act vote in 2010. Here, I estimate several models. Model 1 focuses on the racial and ethnic characteristics of districts while controlling for other factors (e.g., the party affiliation, southern state). Model 2 focuses the racial and ethnic backgrounds of representatives. Model 3 focuses on the racial and ethnic characteristics of districts, the racial and ethnic background of representatives, and the interaction between race/ethnicity and geography. I then construct categories of likelihood, wherein each predicted probability is characterized as a "solid yes" vote, "leans yes," "leans no," and "solid no" vote. These categories take into account the confidence intervals around each predicted probability. Figure 1 provides a graphical illustration.
Figure 1. Predicted probabilities and 95% confidence interval for all 435 Representatives
Step 2 critically evaluates the predicted probabilities obtained in step 1 by analyzing the actual voting record on immigration-related bills for each Representative (where a robust voting record exists). For example, if a Representative voted for H.R. 4437, for amendment 667 and against the DREAM Act, I expect the Representative to be categorized as "solid no" when it comes to supporting a CIR bill with a path to citizenship. Conversely, if a Representative voted against H.R. 4437, against amendment 667, and for the DREAM Act, I expect the Representative to be categorized as "solid yes." Model 3 correctly classified 134 out of 142 Representatives, which represents a match rate of just over 94%.
Step 3 expands the analysis in step 1 to the full history of voting on immigration-related bills in the House from H.R. 4437 to present as an additional check. The determinants of past votes on immigration policy are analyzed using a logistic regression model: Pr (Voteit = 1|Xit) = πit(β0 + β1Xit + εit) where Xit represents a vector of explanatory variables, including key demographics characteristics, and εit represents the error term. In the House, there are over 10,000 observations to analyze. Predicted probabilities are then obtained from m = 1,000 simulations for each current member of the House using the estimated models.
Step 4 synthesizes all of the data – actual voting records and predicted probabilities – and assigns each Senator to one of the four categories of likelihood described above.
Special thanks to Hillary Kosnac, Cat Benson, Brana Vlasic, Cameron Kaveh, and Sierra Graves for wonderful research assistance.


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The seaside town of Galle leaves one delighted as the waves playfully caress the shore. It's just the place to have a wonderful time with one's family.
Take a slice of Goa, add a hint of Mauritius, flavour it with Kerala and you get the splendid island of Sri Lanka. Coconut trees, beaches, temples, wildlife, forests, light houses, colonial buildings, as well as new age hotels and shopping — this country has something for everyone.
In the mood for some sun, sand and sea, we decide to head to the southern town of Galle. I don't know what to expect of the place. All I know is that it was devastated by the 2004 tsunami.
The drive to Galle is picturesque with the sea on one side and greenery interspersed with houses on the other, except for a long stretch of land with remnants of houses destroyed by the ruthless waves.
A tall statue of Lord Buddha stands as a memory of those who lost their lives. Strangely enough, the very sea that was the cause for much woe steps up to cheer us up — the waves playfully caress the shore, little children prance about and the cool sea breeze pacifies.
En route to Galle, we stop at the Matara Star Fort. Built in the 1760s, the fort has a unique star shape. The moat around even has a lazy looking crocodile perched on a wedge of rock.
The next stop is the Dondra light house. I am a tad reluctant to visit the light house, but anyway head there, whining all the way. Like a battery-operated doll, I almost instantly stop complaining when I get off the vehicle. The place is breathtaking.
The azure sea laced with white foam, there is greenery all around, and amidst that stands the resplendent white lighthouse. Out come the cameras and wide grins as we pose against the lively backdrop.
Out tour guide has a tough time pulling us away from there. Every time he looks away and starts walking towards the vehicle, we stop to click more photographs. Once done, we pile into the vehicle gigging like school children.
Shortly, we reach Galle. "We are at the Galle Fort," announces the tour guide, and looking at me adds: "Maam, please change your footwear to something comfortable as we have to walk a bit." I promptly remove my stilettos and slip into my sneakers, and we are off.
Tales from the past
The Fort was built by the Portuguese. Overlooking the sea, the Galle cricket stadium and offering a marvellous view of the town, this makes for a good photo stop.
Earlier, the fort housed a prison, and even though it is not functional anymore, strange noises are said to be heard here at midnight.
On hearing that, I scream and move away from the prison gate where I had been pouting for the camera all this while.
We walk along the ramparts to the lighthouse, and after a few kilometres, we come across a typical Dutch road with Dutch-style houses on either side.
Artefacts galore
Nestled in that very road is a quaint house with tonnes of antiques. It's a museum and the collection is the single-handed effort of Gaffer, a businessman. The collection includes lamps, vases, crockery and cutlery, artefacts collected from ship wrecks and what not!
By now, I am tired and just want to check into the hotel and plonk myself on the bed. After a half-hour drive, we reach The Fortress hotel. Stylishly seated on the beach, the huge white walls enclose lush lawns, a 75-metre swimming pool, boutiques, plush restaurants and exquisitely designed rooms. A friendly attender escorts me to my room.
I am given the Ocean View room that offers a fantastic view of the ocean and the pool, has high-vaulted ceiling, wooden flooring, a separate wash area done up in glass, a personal Jacuzzi, a hip couch, huge snug bed and more. Once he's out, I slide into the Jacuzzi, sipping on Baileys, as the water works miracles on my tired muscles.
Next morning, the alarm goes off at 6. I want to wake up and walk along the beach and take in the sights and sounds, but the comfy bed doesn't want to let go of me, almost like an over possessive mother. Finally, I manage to leave by 6.30. There's a slight drizzle, adding to the charm of the place.
Fishermen on stilts sit patiently and wait for their catch, families and couples splash about in the waters and I take the opportunity to go for a swim in the fabulous pool. I truly am having a ball at Galle.
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Tenn. man accused of luring Goshen boy waives extradition
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A Tennessee man accused of trying to lure someone he thought was a Goshen boy to meet him is headed to the Tri-State.
Monday, Ryan Freeman waived extradition and is now waiting on Goshen officials to pick him up.
Freeman is a sexual predator who posed as a 14-year-old boy, police said.
According to police, he sent money for a bus ticket to someone he thought was a 12-year-old boy, but it was a police officer.
Police said Freeman used online video games to attract young victims.
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Top Teachers: Chris Tickle
Steward School, fourth grade
In Chris Tickle's class at The Steward School, students can never be sure who might show up to teach a lesson.
One day it might be "Augustus Porcularis," an ancient Roman pig farmer who teaches Roman numerals.
On another day a giant bee might visit to teach about the verb "to be." Or "Gramma Grammar," a prim and proper British matron, might drop in for a chat about the beauty of the English language.
"It is not at all unusual," wrote an admiring parent, "for Mr. Tickle to put on a housecoat and wig or a head-to-toe Cat-in-the-Hat regalia at a moment's notice. . . And who else would show up at school dressed in full knight gear as 'Sir Cumference' to teach a brand new geometry theory to 9-year-olds?"
The theatricality comes naturally to Tickle, whose wife once bought him a print featuring the quote, "Good teaching is one-quarter preparation and three-quarters theatre."
A theatre major in college, he had always loved school and learning, but initially passed up education studies to pursue other fields.
"After working in the 'real world' for a number of years," Tickle said, "I realized that I really missed being in a learning environment . . . [and] decided to follow my heart where it had always been."
But don't for a moment assume that Tickle's playful, out-of-the-box teaching methods mean he is a soft touch, or that his classroom is all about play. Steward parents will attest to his ability to deliver "a loving dose of tough love when necessary."
And Tickle will tell you that one of his most rewarding moments was getting a note from a former middle school student whose classmates – described by Tickle as "low-motivation" – had been given a dose of that tough love.
"I felt I needed to let [those students] know that once they left my school and headed to high school, they would be in for a rude awakening," Tickle recalled. A year later, one student wrote to thank him for being so hard on him. "Using my own words, he told me that once he got to high school, he did feel like he had been hit by a truck, but he had learned from it and was actually doing okay."
Whether he is coaching his Destination Imagination teams (which have made it as far as the Top 10 in the Global Finals), leading his fourth-graders through writing exercises, or motivating kindergartners-through-fifth-graders in reading achievement assemblies, Tickle said he is constantly striving to help students discover the joy of learning and the desire to continue to learn throughout their lives.
He also strives to get to know them as individuals, according to parents, and takes a sincere interest in every student.
Just before school begins each year, Tickle sends out letters inviting each student to write a letter about himself or herself. By year's end, he knows them all well enough to create his annual version of Dr. Seuss' Oh The Places You'll Go – "with a full stanza," said a parent, "tailored for each student in the class.
"What could be more touching to any parent?"
Tickle can cite many touching moments of his own, but especially enjoys watching his students experience the "ah-ha" moment when they finally grasp a concept. Not long ago, one student was dejected over hitting a roadblock with long division. Despite weeks of approaching it from all different angles, and "copious amounts of encouragement," he had not caught on. But then "his face suddenly lit up with a huge smile," said Tickle, and he announced, "I finally got it!"
The thrill of seeing that face has yet to wear off, said Tickle, who notes that he thinks about his students ("current, past, and sometimes even future ones") day and night. "I don't stop being a teacher when the final bell rings."
He also never stops thinking about what he can do to become better at his profession.
"As far as I'm concerned, being a teacher is one of those things that is just part of who you are. I honestly can't imagine doing anything else."
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
Tournament supports adoption efforts
Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
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On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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The Dominion GardenFest of Lights Grand Illumination takes place tonight at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden! This year's theme is "A Legacy in Lights: 120 Years from Bicycle Club to Botanical Garden," which celebrates the Garden's history. You can also celebrate Thanksgiving again – tomorrow at Henricus Historical Park. More great events – Lavender Fields Herb Farm and Wilton House Museum will both host their holiday open house events this weekend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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It may be time for Olaf to step down as our nation's reigning cartoon character. Big Hero 6, the latest animated feature from Disney, contains a challenger to the throne: Baymax (Scott Adsit), another lovably chubby white wonder, who will bring joy to children's hearts and invade every home in America inside a six-foot pile of Disney merchandise.
Big Hero 6 (based ever so slightly on a Marvel comic of the same name) is the story of Baymax – and also his closest companion Hiro Hamada (Ryan Potter). And then also their four friends, all of whom join together to form the titular superhero team.
At first, though, it's only Hiro, a young boy and an engineering prodigy, who'd rather spend his time in underground robot fight clubs than do something productive with his gifts. > Read more.
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Bella's feels – and tastes – like Italy should
Short Pump is known for its share of chain restaurants and strip malls, but diners looking for something more distinct can certainly find it without heading downtown or to nearby Charlottesville.
In fact, local husband-and-wife restaurateurs Valeria Bisenti and Doug Muir brought a taste of Charlottesville (and Italy) to Short Pump when they took a chance and opened Bella's second location in the same shopping strip as Wal-Mart and Peter Chang China Cafe. (Bella's original location is on Main Street in downtown Charlottesville.)
For a local Italian restaurant, Bella's is as "Mom and Pop" as its gets. Valeria is Mom, and Doug is Pop. Since its opening about six months ago, diners have been eating rich comfort foods and drinking Italian wines. > Read more.
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This article is based on some of the ideas that emerged during the production of a book which takes visualising as its focus. We began to identify problems which helped us to take a structured view. . . .
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