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PLAQUEMINE, La (FOX44) — A new report says Louisiana is the worst in the nation when it comes to high school dropouts. The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana says the state's graduation rate is just 67%.
One of the biggest concerns for students that have dropped out is that they won't find jobs without a high school diploma.
David Keith dropped out of high school five years ago. "I was just one of those people that waited around for something to be handed to me," he says.
He blames lack of motivation for his decision. "I questioned a lot about why I would ever need this," he says. "I'm not the best learner around, so it was just hard for me during school. I wasn't making the best grades."
He says if he had received more support from teachers, he might have stuck around to graduate. "If teachers got more hands-on with the students, and went through everything with them, and worked on certain things here and there, it would be easier," he says.
Five years later, Keith has his GED and he's a crew boat captain on the Mississippi River. "I really lucked out being one of the people that dropped out and ended up in a job like this," he says.
Keith makes $50,000 a year doing a job that he enjoys, but it wasn't easy to get where he is. "It shows that you have to do work for what you want," he explains.
Now, Keith says he's worried for students that have called the quits on their education. "I would like to see more kids stay in school because in this economy like this you need a degree," he says. "My story is just one of thousands and this is something that just will not happen to everyone. Stay in school."


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Ummm...Northwest?Originally Posted by HeHateMe
Trade #22 (780 points) to JAX for #36 + #67 (795 points)
2.4 TE Maxx Williams, Minnesota 6'4" 250 lbs.
2.24 OLB Nate Orchard, Utah 6'3" 252 lbs.
3.3 OG Laken Tomlinson, Duke 6'4" 323 lbs.
3.23 SS Jaquiski Tartt, Samford 6'1" 220 lbs.
4.22 CB Ronald Darby, Florida State 5'11" 195 lbs.
5.24 FS Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State 6'1" 205 lbs.
6.23 CB Cam Thomas, Western Kentucky 6'0" 195 lbs.
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For being a SELECTIVE Factologist.Originally Posted by HeHateMe
That is where I live. Washington State.
I thought so. I spent time (11 years) in the 509 in Spokane. Left in 95Originally Posted by NW Steeler
So that east cost climate is making you grumpy!
Not grumpy bro (smile) Just don't like how my team is being drug down because of his actions. I LOVE the Steelers. I LIKE the players. The SI article comes out tomorrow it will be interesting to see how you guys spin ALL THE REPORTS of the bad behavior of Ben Rothlisberger. I know I know........Everyone is lying and obssessed like me. LOLOriginally Posted by NW Steeler
I won't spin it in any way. I never said that Ben wasn't a douchebag. That is a complete different subject.

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Jesus, could it be any more obvious? Nantz is doing a good job, but Simms keeps going on about "Jets this" and "Jets that" and "Pennington this, Mangini that. Oh yeah, that Patriots are playing too". Anybody else noticing this?
I can't imagine anyone who would be less likely to be a Jets fan, given what team he used to play for (with some distinction, I might add).
if you watch all simms games he gives the underdog a lot of props or teams which are not talked about much ..he ensures he talks about them. the afc div game against colts ..everyone was talking about manning , he tried to talk a lot about brady... if there is LT mania this week and SD is favored by more than 3..i expect him to talk a little more about the pats...
His kid the QB of the Bucs, Chris Simms has said he feels that Brady is like his brother, because his father is always studying up on Brady and his games, stats and other football stuff. He said he has all kinds of paperwork and stuff lying around. Simms is always a big Brady fan, and he is keen on NEP as a team and BB as a coach. It may seem unfair, but the other team has to be mentioned too, after all the game is being broadcast for the NY market too.
"Oh my God, did you hear (insert media member's name) say that about (insert opponent's name here) while they were playing us? I can't believe how much (insert announcer's name here) hates the Pats! How can (insert network here) give this clown a job when he's so obviously biased? How dare he say that thing about those guys while we're playing. Were the Patriots, and they should only talk about us... oh, and only good things."
For the record, I think Simms and Nance are the best announcers on the televised football games. Other games, I find myself wanting to reach through the TV and strangle the announcing teams, but not those guys.
i think terry bradshaw and howie long in the sugar bowl were a welcome surprise...they were quite good and probably the best i heard this yr IMO
IMO I think Simms was swept up in the whole underdog Jets thing. Hey, give the Jets a little bit of credit. They hung in there for a good portion of the game. Simms does do a lot of Pats games throughout the season and I usually don't have a problem with him because he's pretty ballanced. Today, he talked about the Jets more than the Pats... Now if we can only get him to say "him" instead of "eem" we'll be in business.


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Adrian Kenneth Towler Chad and Ashley Towler of rural Vandalia are the parents of a boy born at 4:38 p.m. on Monday, June 16, 2014, at St. Joseph's Hospital in Breese.
Betty Snyder A card shower has been requested for Betty Snyder of Vandalia, who will celebrate her 90th birthday this Saturday.
She was born on Aug. 16, 1924, in Fayette County. She married Ivan "Jim" Snyder; he is now deceased. She is the mother of Bonnie Hall and Doris Kelly of Pana; Leroy Snyder, Shirley Ray and Lary Snyder of Vandalia; and Carolyn Burrus of Bingham. A son, Kenneth Snyder, is deceased. Cards may be sent to: 1607 W. Fillmore St., Vandalia, Ill. 62471.
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I have a problem with supporting this pairing since I wish cancer upon main character...
sirus, i'm guessing your other partners are chiza and bisko....is that right?
(meeh....without the "?" ...you don't have to answer it. guess you don't want to put your friends in ...danger.lol)
So what Kiam or Chiza anyone?
Even Kanda x Lenalee looks for me far better than this, although I am pretty sure there is absolutely no chance that would happen. Everyone dies at some point of live, that's not much of argument for their relationship.
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Araya, R. and Barrenechea, G.R. and Poza, A. (2008) An adaptive stabilized finite element method for the generalized Stokes problem. Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 214 (2). pp. 457-479. ISSN 0377-0427
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In this work we present an adaptive strategy (based on an a posteriori error estimator) for a stabilized finite element method for the Stokes problem, with and without a reaction term. The hierarchical type estimator is based on the solution of local problems posed on appropriate finite dimensional spaces of bubble-like functions. An equivalence result between the norm of the finite element error and the estimator is given, where the dependence of the constants on the physics of the problem is explicited. Several numerical results confirming both the theoretical results and the good performance of the estimator are given.
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'9 To 5: The Musical' - Irvington Town Hall Theater November 11, 2012 - Irvington
The Clocktower Players Adult Troupe presents a hip, hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the male dominated corporate world of the 1970s. With a rollicking score by country music legend and seven-time Grammy Award winner Dolly Parton, "9 To 5: The Musical" is about teaming up, taking care of business, getting credit - and getting even! Please note: this show contains adult themes.
The Great Jack O' Lantern Blaze - Van Cortlandt Manor November 11, 2012 - Croton-on-Hudson
The tri-state area's biggest Halloween event returns for 22 nights. Meander through an 18th-Century riverside landscape and discover a breathtaking display - more than 5,000 individually hand-carved, illuminated Jack O' Lanterns! Tens of thousands of visitors saw last year's sold out Blaze. The elaborate walk-through event features original, atmospheric music, sound effects, and synchronized lighting. Stroll through the Tunnel O' Pumpkin Love, and emerge to the incredible sight of a gourd-filled Jack-in-the-Box springing up and bouncing around. Flying pumpkin ghosts soar above the lantern-lit path. All admissions are by timed ticket only, which must be purchased in advance at hudsonvalley.org or by calling 914-366-6900 (phone prices include $2/ticket surcharge).
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How do animals and plants get ready for winter? Who moves out? Who moves in? Who curls up and goes to sleep? How do trees keep from freezing? Wrap up in a warm coat and look for winter resting places to observe how local wildlife prepares for winter. RSVP by Nov 10.
Movies for Kids (and Their Families) - 'Tales of the Night' - Jacob Burns Film Center November 11, 2012 - Pleasantville
Acclaimed filmmaker Michel Ocelot ("Kirikou and the Sorceress") is a master of silhouette animation. This collection of five exotic fables from around the world (and one from another world entirely) blends history with fairytale, whisking viewers off to colorful, enchanted lands inhabited by dragons, captive princesses, and enormous talking bees. 2011. 84 m. Not Rated. In French with subtitles.
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November Story Circle - Hudson River Museum November 11, 2012 - Yonkers
Circle round to listen as volunteers read folk and fairy tales illustrated by Jerry Pinkney. Today, hear stories about historic heroes.
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Look for natural, organic, and local products every Sunday through Nov. 11. Wearable Collections facilitates textile collection every week, accepting used clean clothing, including shoes and hats. It also accepts household items such as curtains, linens, towels, handbags, and belts (no carpeting). There's also a variety of produce, baked goods, eggs, meats, cheese, with a selection of fair trade and preservative-free and/or organic. Vendors include: - Adamah Farm (Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center): pickles, kraut, cheeses, yogurt, and jams - Atara Designs: Designer Jewelry - Bread Alone: organic, kosher, artisan breads, pastries, and pies - The Cheese Guy/Old World Marketplace: kosher artisan cheeses - Dines Farms: pasture-raised meats - Doc Pickle: certified kosher pickles, sauerkraut, olives, and more - Guyank Brand, LLC: The original Sweet-HOT Pepper Sauce, marinades, jams and jellies - Hollengold Farms: family-operated farm offering farm-fresh vegetables and herbs - Ilanit: Hand-knitted luxury goods - Jewels by Mollie: Israeli jewelry, handmade jewelry, and scarves - luvume Organics: Organic sugar and salt scrubs for the body, and aromatherapy products - Manor House Soaps: handmade olive oil and glycerine soaps - Marianna Marwell: ribbon leashes - Migliorelli Farm, LLC: produce from Dutchess County - Orchards of Concklin: farm produce, cider, and baked goods - Popcorn Pawz: holistic dog and cat food and pet products - Ronnybrook Dairy: certified kosher dairy products - Wright's Farm: sustainable produce and baked goods For information on becoming a vendor at the Riverdale Y Sunday Market, or for any other questions regarding the market, contact market manager Cynthia Galik at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Forest Weekends - New York Botanical Garden November 11, 2012 - Bronx
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'Stones in His Pockets' - THIS IS A NEW DATE DUE TO HURRICANE SANDY - Woodward Hall Theatre, Pace University November 11, 2012 - Briarcliff Manor
The Irish spirit meets the American dream in this Irish comedy written by Marie Jones, which won two Olivier awards and garnered a Tony nominee for Best Comedy. A rural Irish community is turned upside down by the arrival of an American film crew on location to capture the REAL Ireland. Two actors (Richard Hollis and Jay Stratton) play a cavalcade of local characters and Tinseltown types. Directed by Dan Foster.
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Toddlers join in the Center's traditional "turkey token" hunt along a nature trail, followed by refreshments and nature crafts. Pre-registration online recommended. Sponsored in part by ShopRite, Town of Greenburgh, Greenburgh Parks & Recreation, Westchester County Parks, WFAS, Whole Foods Market.
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Winter Feeder Watch - Marshlands Conservancy November 11, 2012 - Rye
Bring binoculars and help identify and record the birds that visit the park's feeders, followed by a hike.
Turkey Treasures - Muscoot Farm November 11, 2012 - Katonah
The 4-H Muscoot Gang introduce and explain about the farm's turkeys.
Rudolph and the Reindeer Games - Downtown Cabaret Theatre November 11, 2012 - Bridgeport
The 73rd annual Reindeer Games features familiar names, characters along with music and dance. Santa's North Pole Team is hoping the odds are in their favor for the Games. Rudy, the young, new contestant who's a "chip off the old buck," looks like he may "sleigh" the competition, but five-time Champion Donner isn't giving up his title without a fight.
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The Pound Ridge Theatre Company presents 'Love, Loss, and What I Wore' - Conant Hall Through November 17, 2012 - Pound Ridge
A wonderful night out for women and their friends, daughters, or significant others. The popular play by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, fresh off a 2-1/2 year Off-Broadway run. Funny, compelling, and touching monologues and ensemble pieces about women, clothes, and memory covering all the important subjects - mothers, prom dresses, mothers, buying bras, mothers, hating purses, and why we wear black. Cabaret seating; bring your own food and drink to enjoy before the show. Performances Nov. 2,3,9,10,15,16,17 at 8pm; Sunday, Nov. 11 at 2pm; Thursday, Nov. 15 is Double Date Rate 4 tickets for the price of 3.) Tickets, go to prtc01.org, call 203-253-6771, or email email@example.com.
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This exhibition presents a small selection of 19th-Century British and American silhouettes from Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum and four private collections. Before photography became widely available, silhouette portraits were quick, easy, and affordable. Elegant ladies, family scenes, charming children, and more, reveal a compelling slice of life from the golden age of this art form. Through November 18.
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Fresh, local baked goods, cheese, cut flowers, dairy products, fish, fruit, herbs, meat, organic produce, plants, specialty foods, vegetables, wines, and more.
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EXHIBIT - VIVIAN BERGENTHAL: A JOYFUL JOURNEY WITH NATURE - Greenburgh Nature Center Through November 25, 2012 - Scarsdale
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Sunday Explorers Drop-In Programming - Stamford Museum & Nature Center Through November 25, 2012 - Stamford
Every Sunday, the education staff offers a hands-on, interactive exploration of the Museum's many favorite features. Each week focuses on a different topic and includes self-guided and staff-led activities which run throughout the time period. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free with gate admission. September 9-November 25, 2012. No class October 21.
'Fiddler on the Roof' - Westchester Broadway Theatre Through November 25, 2012 - Elmsford
Composer Jerry Bock and lyricist Sheldon Harnick teamed up with librettist Joseph Stein to create this timeless classic musical, magically woven with universal themes, music, dance, poignancy, and laughter. "Fiddler on the Roof" is based on "Tevye and His Daughters" and other tales by Sholem Aleichem that he wrote in Yiddish and published in 1894. Set in 1905, the musical takes place in Anatevka, a small Jewish village in Russia. The story revolves around the dairyman, Tevye, and his attempts to preserve his family's traditions in the face of a changing world. In this production, Tevye the dairyman is brought to life by Bill Nolte. His wife Golde will be played by Emily Zacharias. The daughters are Rachel Prather (Tzeitel), Sarah Rolleston (Hodel), Dana Glaus (Chava), and local children Gianna Florio and Julia Gold, who will alternate as Bielke, and Samantha Robins and Shannon Stout who will alternate as Shprintze. Terry Palasz is the meddling Matchmaker, Yente. The girls' suitors are Andrew Boza as Motel the tailor, Eric Johnson as the butcher, Lazar Wolfe, Joe Longthorne as the student revolutionary, Perchik, and Chris Giordano as Fyedka, the Russian Cossack. The cast also features Michael J. Farina as Mordcha the Innkeeper, Drew Martin as the Rabbi, Benjamin Dean as Mendel, Stephen Tewksbury as the constable, Lucas Thompson as Nachum, and Stephen Valenti as Avram. The production is directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford. Jesse Factor is the associate choreographer. The musical director is Leo P. Carusone, set design is by John Farrell, technical director is Steve Loftus, lighting design by Andrew Gmoser, sound design by Jonathan Hatton, costume design by Michael Bottari and Ronald Case, production stage manager is Victor Lukas and the assistant stage Mmnager is Ron Rogell. Properties are by Grumpy?s Props. As with all our productions, Lisa Tiso is the associate producer.
Magician Philip Klipper Will Astound You! - Ciao! Restaurant Through November 30, 2012 - Eastchester
Every Thursday from 6-8pm, Magician Philip Klipper will astound and delight the whole family with his incredible sleight of hand at tableside. Hours/dates are subject to change; please check with restaurant. Nov. 1, 8, 13, and 29.
Magician Philip Klipper Performs - Cheeburger Cheeburger Restaurant Through November 30, 2012 - White Plains
Every Friday from 7:30-9:30pm, Magician Philip Klipper will astound and delight the whole family with his incredible sleight of hand at tableside. Hours/dates are subject to change; please check with restaurant. Nov. 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30.
Family Fondue Sundays - The Melting Pot of White Plains Through November 30, 2012 - White Plains
Fondue dining allows everyone to enjoy good conversation, eat slowly, and savor each bite. Parents can enjoy three-course meal (salad, entree, and chocolate), and kids under 14 can have two courses (entree and chocolate), all for a fixed price every Sunday in November from 12-4pm. Visit meltingpot.com/white-plains/specials for details.
Larchmont Farmers' Market - Larchmont Through December 15, 2012 - Larchmont
Fresh, local baked goods, artisinal bread, cheese, cut flowers, dairy products, fish, fruit, herbs, meats, organic produce, plants, specialty foods, vegetables, wines, and more.
Ossining Farmers' Market - Ossining Through December 15, 2012 - Ossining
Pleasantville Farmers' Market - Pleasantville Through December 15, 2012 - Pleasantville
Rye Farmers' Market - Rye Through December 16, 2012 - Rye
Fresh, local baked goods, cheese, cut flowers, dairy products, fruit, hand-made soaps, herbs, meats, organic produce, plants, prepared foods, specialty foods, vegetables, wines, and more.
Africa: From the Desert to the Sea - Maritime Aquarium Through January 01, 2013 - Norwalk
Learn about the importance of habitat preservation and conservation while observing such exotic African species as the air-breathing lungfish and electric catfish that use bioelectric radar to sense surroundings and zap their food.
Native Voices: New England Tribal Families - Stepping Stones Museum Through January 06, 2013 - Norwalk
This exhibit is an introduction to Native Americans living in New England today. By visiting five different communities from northern to southern New England, visitors learn about Native American traditions and how modern families balance contemporary life with preservation of important cultural identities through stories and songs.
Nybelwyck Hall: A Mansion in Miniature - Hudson River Museum - Glenview Through January 08, 2013 - Yonkers
Nybelwyck Hall, a dollhouse representing Lilliputian life at its most luxurious, makes its appearance in Glenview, the Museum's 1897 river home. The 24-room, granite-and-mortar Glenview, and Nybelwyck, the 24-room dollhouse, share architectural features - a Great Hall and a double staircase that curves from the top floor down to the Hall. Nybelwyck's central facade is loosely based on the Hudson River estate, Staatsburg, the Ogden Mills House. The orange-and-green colors on its Victorian addition are reminiscent of Wilderstein, in Rhinebeck, the family home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's personal secretary. Dollhouse enthusiast Mark O'Banks created Nybelwyck Hall over the course of a decade and looked to the wisdom of a ouija board to name his creation. The house is furnished with found objects in its 24 rooms, as well as rugs O'Banks designed. Among its 900 objects are minute musical instruments that play, doors with intricate locks that work, and a tiny dollhouse within the dollhouse's nursery.
Witness: The Art of Jerry Pinkney - Hudson River Museum Through January 13, 2013 - Yonkers
In 100 books, Jerry Pinkney has turned his artist's eye and hand to the story - a classic, a folktale, a fable - and readers all over the world saw something new, something they wanted to read and to remember. Pinkney is the master of the American picture book. More than 120 watercolor illustrations by the artist, who lives in Westchester, will be on view in the first major overview of his career as a designer and illustrator in "Witness: The Art of Jerry Pinkney." The exhibition follows his 2010 award of the Randolph Caldecott Medal for "The Lion and the Mouse." The Hudson River Museum is the only New York showing for this exhibition on national tour, organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Pinkney has found it interesting to trace how the chapters of his life have knitted themselves into his art, touching on the cultural themes of the African-American experience. He uncovers, again and again, the energy in a small moment that surprisingly can change a life or turn an event in history. Most recently in his almost wordless adaptation of the Aesop fable, "The Lion and The Mouse," two creatures on a faraway African plain choose not the hard chase and bloody battle but, instead, exchange kindnesses. Fascinated with wildlife, Pinkney, in many books including "The Brer Rabbit" in "The Last Tales of Uncle Remus" shows us the human qualities of an animal as he shows us the animal in its natural setting. Pinkney, Philadelphia born and bred, and now a long-time New Yorker, has illustrated children's books since 1964, but it was not an easy path. Blacks were not expected to be able to forge careers in the art field. Trained as a commercial artist at a vocational school, he persisted and won a scholarship to the Philadelphia College of Art where his work took on the shading and detail for which he is now renowned, and he where he began to use color to convey mood and emotion. He has most often worked on children's books that celebrate multiculturalism and African-American heritage, as he took on the task of reshaping the perceptions of the stereotypes of blacks. He designed the first nine stamps of the US Postal Service's Black Heritage series. Art critics will look at the color of Pinkney's illustrations, the scarlet curve of Little Red Riding Hood's cloak, the golden blade of grass on the Serengeti plane. Sociologists will look at Pinkney the little boy, who without a visit to a museum or an art class, drew at home on the back of wallpaper samples. What the viewer will see though, in "The Art of Jerry Pinkney" is his wish: "It has always been my intent for my work to continue to breathe after publication. My hope is that (museum visitors) will believe that Jerry Pinkney cares deeply for people, making art, and visual storytelling." The exhibition includes a 96-page illustrated catalog that provides new scholarship into Pinkney's work in essays by the exhibition's co-curator Stephanie Haboush Plunkett, Dr. Gerald L. Early, and others. On view through January 13, 2013.
Sea Rex: Journey to a Prehistoric World - IMAX Theater, Maritime Aquarium Through January 17, 2013 - Norwalk
Explore an underwater universe inhabited by such creatures as Liopleurodon and long-necked Elasmosaurss, enormous animals that were ruling the seas before dinosaurs conquered the earth. Encounter the gigantic Shonisaurus, the T-Rex of the sea. Through January 17, 2013.
To the Arctic - IMAX Theater, Maritime Aquarium Through January 17, 2013 - Norwalk
The changing climate of the earth has effected people and animals that call the Artic home. See the impact on polar bears, a migrating herd of caribou and walruses. Meryl Streep narrates. Through January 17, 2013.
Born to Be Wild - Maritime Aquarium Through January 17, 2013 - Norwalk
Academy-Award winner Morgan Freeman lends his voice to this film which follows orphaned baby orangutans and elephants, and the people who rescue and raise them for eventual release back into the wild. Through January 17, 2013.
'Ice Age' to the Digital Age: The 3D Animation Art of Blue Sky Studios - Katonah Museum of Art Through January 20, 2013 - Katonah
This unique interactive exhibition looks at the imaginative work of Greenwich, Connecticut-based Blue Sky Studios, a leader in the animation industry for over 20 years. Creator of such blockbuster films as the "Ice Age" series, "Robots," and "Rio," the studio prides itself on technical innovation, while retaining a strong narrative heart. '"Ice Age" to the Digital Age' will guide visitors through Blue Sky's entire process of creating computer-animated films: from initial concepts, storyboards, character design, background art, and three-dimensional modeling, to the highly technical work of animation, rigging, materials, lighting, special effects, and sound. In addition to final movie clips, the exhibition will feature rarely-seen original concept drawings, sculptural models, props, and digital stills. Interactive stations will allow visitors to sketch a scene or manipulate computer-generated images to better understand the innovative technology that brings the films to life. Katonah resident Chris Wedge, a co-founder of Blue Sky in 1987, believes that the secret to the studio's success is in its inventive process. In his view, the art challenges technology and technology inspires the art. The Museum will be turning all the galleries, including the Learning Center, over to this exhibit. There will be gallery talks with Blue Sky co-founder Chris Wedge and "Ice Age: Continental Drift" directors Steve Martino and Mike Thurmeier, as well as a calendar of programming in partnership with the Jacob Burns Film Center. Details about these programs are available at katonahmuseum.org. The exhibition will be on view from Sunday, September 16, 2012 through January 20, 2013.
2012 Festival of Lighthouses Contest - Maritime Aquarium Through January 21, 2013 - Norwalk
The Maritime Aquarium is decorated for the holidays with 24 hand-crafted lighthouses. Visitors can follow these homemade beacons through the galleries and cast a vote for their favorite. The builder of the lighthouse with the most votes will receive $1,500 at an awards ceremony on Jan. 25.
Manolo Valdes Monumental Sculptures - The New York Botanical Garden Through May 26, 2013 - Bronx
Drawing inspiration from the natural landscape of the Botanical Garden, seven towering sculptures by acclaimed Spanish artist Manolo Valdes showcase the relationship between art and nature.
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WALLA WALLA — A loud thud was heard at the end of DeSales' Southeast 2B football clash with Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia Friday night at Ty Baffney Field.
The noise was produced by the visiting Nighthawks, who fell from the ranks of the unbeaten after absorbing a 38-12 loss to the Irish.
DeSales, ranked seventh in the latest Associated Press poll, got three passing touchdowns and a pair of rushing scores from quarterback Jeremiah Cox while improving to 2-1 in league and 5-1 overall.
T-O-R, No. 5 in the latest rankings, dropped to 4-1 and 6-1.
"The kids played well," DeSales coach Mike Spiess said. "They (T-O-R) are a good team."
The Nighthawks could have clinched the league title with a win on Friday, but the Irish had other ideas.
Cox scored on touchdown runs of three and 15 yards in the opening quarter to stake DeSales to a 14-0 lead. His first six-point run — at the 6:49 mark — capped a drive of 54 yards and his second ended a 53-yard foray with 1:48 on the clock.
The 5-foot-10, 170-pound senior also completed 5-of-6 passes on the first two series for 85 yards.
Defensively, the Irish did not allow a first down in period one and held the Nighthawks to minus one yard of total offense.
Cox suffered a pair of interceptions in the second quarter, but regained his poise late in the frame on touchdown throws of 78 yards to Andrew Elmenhurst and 24 yards to Joe Duehn.
DeSales went into halftime with a 28-0 lead.
"We got after them in the first half," Spiess said. "We executed a lot of things."
The Nighthawks got on the scoreboard with 7:38 left in the third quarter when Craig Nelson returned a Cox interception 68 yards for a touchdown.
DeSales responded with a drive that chewed up the remainder of the third quarter and extended 1:43 into the fourth. Paul Elmenhurst completed the advance of 61 yards on 17 plays with a 23-yard field goal.
"Our goal in the second half was to control the ball," Spiess said. "T-O-R made us work. We got first down after first down. It was important for us to run some clock."
Cox teamed up with Kyler Pommerening for the last Irish score of the evening — a 34-yard pitch with 7:14 left in quarter four.
Nelson ended the scoring with a one-yard rush at the 5:41 mark.
T-O-R ended up with minus four yards rushing and 87 yards in all.
"Our defense allows our offense to hunt and peck," Spiess said. "Knowing your defense is rock solid is helpful.
"We're happy with the win, but not satisfied," Spiess said. "We still need to get better."
DeSales plays at Tri-Cities Prep next Friday.
DeSales 38, T-O-R 12
DeSales 14 14 0 10 — 38
DeSales — Cox 3 run (P. Elmenhurst kick).
DeSales — Cox 15 run (P. Elmenhurst kick).
DeSales — A. Elmenhurst 78 pass from Cox (P. Elmenhurst kick).
DeSales — Duehn 24 pass from Cox (P. Elmenhurst kick).
T-O-R — Nelson 68 interception return (pass failed).
DeSales — P. Elmenhurst 23 FG.
DeSales — Pommerening 34 pass from Cox (P. Elmenhurst kick).
T-O-R — Nelson 1 run (pass failed).
T-O-R DeSales
First downs 4 17
Rushes/yards 19-(-4)36-107
Passing yards 91 274
Passes (att-comp-int) 26-11-1 22-13-3
Punts 7-24.7 1-42
Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-yards 7-47 9-65
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RUSHING — T-O-R: Nelson 8-17, Shelton 3-8, Pittsley 2-5, Team 1-(-5), Maley 5-(-29); DeSales: Fazzari 31-83, Cox 3-19, A. Elmenhurst 2-5.
PASSING — T-O-R: Maley 11-26-2, 91 yards, 0 TDs; DeSales: Cox 13-22-3, 274 yards, 3 TDs.
RECEIVING — T-O-R: Nelson 8-74, Pittsley 2-13, Shelton 1-4; DeSales: Duehn 4-59-1, A. Elmenhurst 3-101-1, Baumgart 3-50, Pommerening 2-46-1, Scheel 1-18.
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John Huff/Staff photographer AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Liz Shuler talks to labor organizers at the Laborers International Union of North America local#976 Hall in Portsmouth Sunday before hitting the streets in a canvassing campaign to promote President Barack Obama's reelection.
PORTSMOUTH — Several prominent supporters and workers from the AFL-CIO met in Portsmouth on Sunday afternoon to hype up union members before canvassing throughout the Seacoast.Prior to its kickoff, AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Shuler, one of the three top-level officers for the federation, spoke to over 50 New Hampshire residents at the Laborers International Union of North America Local #976 Hall. Shuler is the first woman elected to the position and the youngest officer ever to sit on the federation's Executive Council."Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Ovide Lamontagne, Frank Guinta and others just like them have a vision that will bring us right to work for less, off-shored jobs, mass unemployment and foreclosures — all to create massive wealth for corporate CEOs and the 1 percent and a hard life for the rest of us," Secretary-Treasurer Shuler said. "President Barack Obama and other champions of working families like Maggie Hassan and Carol Shea Porter share our values and our vision of workers' rights, broadly shared prosperity and opportunity for all."Kurt Ehrenburg, Political Director for NH AFL-CIO said his work is not partisan."We are for working people. Not everyone has the luxury of being able to be in an organized workforce. We represent people who are in a union at their workplace or decide not to be in a union at their workplace. It is about building a strong middle class so the economy grows strong, so people can save enough money to send their children to college, to have decent healthcare and to have a decent retirement when they stop work," he said. "Those are the things we fight for every day and that is why this election is so important to us."Tyler Eaton, of Nottingham, belongs to IVW 104 in Barrington. He said he is canvassing in Stratham, Hampton, North Hampton and Rye to support what he believes will make this country better."Belonging to the union gives me, and everyone else in the union, a voice in the workplace. It gives us health care and a decent pension," he said. "I believe I would not have these things without a union."Former Executive Councilor Bev Hollingworth is running for New Hampshire Senate against Republican incumbent Nancy Stiles. Hollingworth previously served five terms in the New Hampshire House and Senate."I am running not because I wanted to be Senator again, I honestly, truly, was enjoying my life with my family and on Mother's Day I finally made the decision. I sat at the table with my children and said, 'I can't stand what's happening. All the things we worked so hard for, all the things I spent 20 years of my life doing, they are trying to undo. I have to go back.'"Secretary-Treasurer Shuler summarized the large role volunteers play in educating people about voting before the canvasses headed out to speak with Seacoast voters. She said the clear choice was President Barack Obama."The vision that these two candidates have, the difference in their values, between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, it could not be more different. We know that Mitt Romney does not share our values," she said. "Barack Obama, obviously, I don't need to tell you, is a champion for working families."Shuler encouraged union members to pledge to encourage young people to vote while Hollingworth encouraged them to continue to educate voters of all ages."Please get out there, fight for us, you are our chance, our only chance, I think. You have to talk to people and tell them to be educated. Go online and find out how the other guys are voting and they will vote with us," Hollingworth said."Let's make it matter," Shuler said.


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The 23-year-old, who won the Fox singing series last week after competing for four months, is set to release "Music Speaks" on July 16.
Past "Idol" champs released their debut albums in the fall after winning the contest in the spring, but Glover said she's ready to capitalize on the insta-fame "Idol" has given her.
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"Music Speaks" was available on pre-order the day after she won the "American Idol" crown, beating out country singer Kree Harrison. Glover's debut single, the inspirational pop ballad "I Am Beautiful," sold 48,000 tracks in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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Well I received my LPK from Palmetto State Armory and so far so good, I only have two hang ups, one which is keeping me from finishing. I am unable to get the roll pin to go into the rear end of the trigger guard, the one closest to the grip, and i also am unable to get the trigger pin to go through the entire trigger, even when it is out of the lower. It looks like the disconnector isnt allowing it all the way through. Any help with these problems would be greatly appreciated!
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You could hand turn a proper sized drill bit inside the trigger and disconnector hols to remove flash, etc. Be very careful with the trigger guard ears, don't whack on the roll pin with the bottom ear unsupported. Easy does it.
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Make sure teh disconnector spring is right side up. The fat end goes down into teh tail of the trigger. If you have the fat side up it can keep the disconnector from sitting all teh way down in the trigger.
You'll feel the disconnector spring "snap" when it goes into place.
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Penco Open Height Adjustable Steel Top Workbench
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Finish: Gray | Top Material: Metal |
Frame Material: Metal | Country of Manufacture: United States |
About the Manufacturer
In 1869, a man named L. Lewis Sagendorph fulfilled his ambition to begin his own company that would produce the finest metal products in America. He called his fledgling business the Penn Metal Corporation of Pennsylvania, and began by making steel culvert pipe on Oregon Avenue in South Philadelphia.Over the years, Penn Metal's product lines broadened to include lockers, shelving and even aircraft landing mats. A reputation for quality fabrication spread, and the company's influence became nationwide. In the 1950's, the name was shortened to Penco Products and the plant and offices were expanded to a modern facility in Oaks, Pennsylvania, near Valley Forge, PA.
Penco became a subsidiary of Vesper Corporation in 1979 and continued to grow. In 1994 the company added a manufacturing plant in Salt Lake City, Utah. In 2001, the East coast manufacturing facilities were moved from Oaks to a 400,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Hamilton, North Carolina, allowing significant room for expansion. The corporate headquarters remains in Pennsylvania.
The need for storage products is universal, and Penco's markets span the spectrum of industrial, service, governmental and institutional organizations. Shelving and pallet rack products are popular with warehousing and manufacturing applications, ranging from a few units to multi-level installations. Lockers are widely used in educational facilities, fitness centers, health care, commercial and industrial locations. Other products such as storage cabinets, work benches and shop furniture are used wherever material gets shipped, received or stored.
Penco's mission is to provide customers with value in the form of the finest storage products available.
Penco Open Height Adjustable Steel Top Workbench
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Great product Barry from Haverhill, MA– Verified Buyer Very well built. The adjustment portion is so useful. I am tall and this really helps with having to bend over. I mounted a vise to the top and it is very sturdy. |
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- The S&P 500 lost 0.32% to 1,795.15, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 0.59% to 15,914.62 and the Nasdaq slipped 0.2% to 4,037.20 as equity traders struggled to gauge the direction of the U.S. economic recovery. The Nasdaq's decline was fighting against some upward pressure from Apple (AAPL - Get Report) as shares added 2.7% to $566.36 on news that the long-awaited deal between the smart devices giant and China Mobile (CHL) has started to commence.
- Large automakers enjoyed strong sales in November, beating estimates. Chrysler's sales jumped 16% to 142,275 units while Ford's sales were 7.1% higher. General Motor's sales increased by 13.7%. Despite this, Ford Motor (F) dropped 2.9% to $16.56 and General Motors (GM) was off 2.5% to $38.14 in afternoon trade.
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- State Street Global Advisors said during its outlook conference in New York Monday that 2014 should see a pick-up in U.S.-driven global growth as monetary policy remains accomodative, but will remain below historical trends. The combination of "benign growth" and easy money should foster an environment for taking on discretionary investments, risk, credit and equity-wise. Asset class diversification will be more difficult, they said. A main message broadcast during the panel discussions was that 2014 will be a year of recovery and profit after the stabilization of "traumas" in Europe and the U.S. in 2013.
- Japan held strong in the face of sinking global markets as its government is reportedly hammering out a $53 billion economic stimulus package this week. The Nikkei 225 increased 0.6% to a nearly six-year high of 15,749.66 as the yen dropped to its lowest level against the greenback since May, boosting exporter such as Canon and Kawasaki Heavy Industries.
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