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Course to keep Dorset bikers safer
A SERIES of BikeSafe courses are to be run across the county to help make motorcyclists safer on the road. read more
Former 20 stone father-to-be from Weymouth takes on Ironman challenge
A FATHER-TO-BE is planning a dramatic transformation. read more
Bridport council votes to increase tax
BRIDPORT Town Council has achieved 'quality' status and can now take on more responsibility. read more
Weymouth subways to be brightened up with murals
THE Olympics, an old railway and the Second World War were some of the ideas residents put forward to feature on a community mural in Weymouth. read more
Dorchester cats back with owner after being stuck in car
A GRATEFUL owner has been reunited with his cats after they hitched a ride across Dorchester. read more
Kiwi wedding for Dorset couple who met at school
A GLOBE-TROTTING Dorset couple who met up again after 46 years were married in the Antipodes. read more
Care worker Roger Sanders retires
CARE WORKERS org-anised a surprise farewell for the retirement of 'one of the best'. read more
Weymouth Football Club 'back to normal' after arson attack
WEYMOUTH Football Club will be "back to normal" operations tomorrow, according to a club director. read more
Family welcomes baby Riley Roger Pullin
THE whole family pitched in to welcome baby Riley Roger Pullin into their lives. read more
Portland Community Hospital to stay open
PROPOSED changes will not mean closure for Portland Community Hospital, NHS Dorset has stressed. read more
Ex-cabinet minister is South Dorset Tory club's guest
FORMER cabinet member John Redwood MP is to speak at a dinner in Weymouth. read more
Jam-tastic! Weymouth's Elisha is really on song
A TALENTED Weymouth girl and her band stole the show at the UK final of an international music competition. read more
Consultation on windfarm planned off Dorset coast
A COMPANY looking to create a wind farm off the Dorset coast will be holding several public consultations in the county. read more
Farm worker hurt in battle with fire at Osmington
A FARM worker suffered facial injuries when a bonfire raged out of control. read more
Work and play in the 60s
John Hankin was in touch earlier this year with his memories of visiting Weymouth as an apprentice in 1965-66 and then returning to the town for a one-off visit in the mid-1980s. He has now been in touch at greater length recalling both visits and in this first instalment he remembers his first visit as an eager teenager when the Sixties were still swinging and there was much fun to be had, despite a shortage of ready cash. read more
Airgun sniper shoots teenager at Weymouth's Alexandra Gardens
A TEENAGER was injured after being shot at a popular seafront attraction. read more
Our Olympic team: Luck Patience
WE'RE so excited to be joining Team Volvo! It's funny because for the past few years me and Stu have been training partners to these guys who have all been driving Volvos around and have Volvo on their sails and we feel it is a pretty elite group to get into. read more
Portland's Adam Greaves lands his dream Olympic job at the Nothe Fort
Portland'S Adam Greaves has finally overcome the hurdle of his young age to secure a dream job at the Olympics. read more
Olympics update: News online, regatta, sailing
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Sophie Fuller
SOPHIE FULLER HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY Have a great day! With lots of love from Mum & Alice xxxx read more
Bid to battle motor crime in Dorset
DORSET Police are offering advice in a bid to reduce car crime. read more
Dorset gears up for Queen's Diamond Jubilee
STREET parties, live music events and a coastline of flaming beacons are among the events to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. read more
Weymouth Drama Club's bringing their next production to town
HOT on the heels of its sold out success, The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of a Christmas Carol, Weymouth Drama Club's next production is the Dennis Potter play, Blue Remembered Hills. read more
Stunning beauty of the structure
Travelling the short stretch between the Littlemoor roundabouts heading towards the town centre on a fine winter morning recently I was quite taken by the beauty of the towering structure rising above the new balancing pond. read more
Cheerful, loving care for my mum
I REFER to the article 'Nursing home told to buck up its act', Echo, February 1. read more
1,000 new trees planted in Weymouth community woodland
THE number of trees planted in a new community woodland in Weymouth has reached 1,000, thanks to the help of hundreds of local volunteers. Native trees, including oak, ash, hawthorn and hazel, have been planted around the edge of Horselynch Plantation (known locally as Teddy Bear Woods), to enlarge the woodland for wildlife and people. The new area of woodland is part of the mitigation package for the Weymouth Relief Road and will continue to be open access for the public, while creating valuable habitat for wildlife including great-spotted woodpeckers, noctule bats and butterflies. read more
Time to improve this great place
As a regular visitor to Weymouth, for more than 10 years, I would just like to say what a great place it is. read more
Tax advantages for charity shops
MOST charity shops do charge much more than they used to. read more
Sculptures have huge role to play
According to some recent readers' letters, I may be in a minority but I have to say that I very much like the striking little forest of sculpture at the Littlemoor roundabout. It is absolutely great! Even in a recession the arts have a huge role to play not to mention that, through this commission, a few people were able to earn a living in these hard times. Congratulations to the artist! read more
Woodland Trust's jubilee trees take root near Milborne St Andrew
AROUND one hundred new trees have taken root at a community farm. read more
Duo on show at Avenue
DORCHESTER Town supporters are expected to gain their first glimpse of Max Worsfold and Sam Malsom in tonight's friendly with a Portsmouth XI (7.30pm). read more
Bees given lesson by Recreation
STEVE Crabb believes his side learned some valuable lessons from this mauling at the hands of reigning champions Hamworthy Recreation. read more
Takeover talks at Terras
SEVERAL interested parties are holding talks with George Rolls over a possible takeover of Weymouth FC. read more
Five-star United's Cranford cruise
SCOTT Henley and Josh Why both grabbed doubles as Chickerell United made light work of Shaftesbury at Weymouth College. read more
Young Magpies in Priory fight back
DORCHESTER Town Reserves returned to winning ways with a fine display at high-flying Christchurch. read more
Sherb's first victory as Terras sunk
THE Terras paid the price for wasteful finishing as Sherborne Town Reserves recorded their first win at the 25th attempt. read more
Weymouth grind out Westbury win
WEYMOUTH strengthened their grip on top spot in Dorset & Wilts One South with a "hard fought" win over Westbury. read more
Dorchester caught cold at Devizes
A SLOPPY start ultimately led to Dorchester's downfall at Devizes. read more
Puddletown sunk by leaders
AFTER an enforced two-week lay-off, both sides were glad to get back into Dorset & Wilts Two South action and, despite the deteriorating conditions, produced a closely fought and entertaining game, writes Geoff Puryer. read more
HANNAH PALMER IS 9 TODAY! Happy 9th Birthday to our special daughter and Big Sis! Lots of love and kisses Mummy, Daddy, Freya, Harry and Freddie x x x x x read more
JAMES MORGAN 18 TODAY Have a nice day! Lots of love Granny and Grandad XXX read more
STEVE MALCOLM HAPPY 18th TO A VERY DEAR SON We are very proud of you and wish you happiness, health and success in everything you do All our love ~ Mum, Dad, Elise, David and Finn XXXXXX read more
STEVE MALCOLM HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY Have a lovely day Lots of love ~ Nan X read more
Toni Kirk
TONI KIRK HAPPY 18TH BIRTHDAY Lots of Love Mummy, Buddy Nanny Debbie & Grandpa David xxxx read more
SOPHIE FULLER Happy 18th Birthday. With Love - Nan, Grandad, Sarah, Sam, Phil, Chad, Richard and Christopher. read more
STEVE MALCOLM Happy 18th To a Special Grandson Hope you have a great day! Lots of love ~ Grandma and Grandad XX read more
James Morgan
JAMES MORGAN Wishing you a Happy 18th Birthday Lots of love from Mum, Dad and Stephen xxx read more
MATTHEW & HANNAH PILE Congratulations On the birth of your baby daughter EVIE ROSE Lots of love to you all ~ Mum, Jammer, Sean and Zena XXXX read more
BETTY PITTAWAY (Nee Dunford) Passed away at Portland Residential Home on Saturday February 11th 2012, aged 89 years. Much loved and loving mum of Sally, devoted grandmother of Kai and mother-in-law to Martyn. Betty's funeral service is to take place on Thursday 23rd February at 10.45am at Weymouth Crematorium. All flowers welcome and any enquiries to Co-operative Funeralcare, 130 Abbotsbury Road, Weymouth DT4 0JS. Tel (01305) 772789. read more
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What are the parents doing during this time? How clueless are they?
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After the Rockets beat the Thunder in Oklahoma City in Game 5, there were plenty of unhappy folks in OKC, but none of whom showed their displeasure more than one knee-high fan. During the Rockets' postgame show late Wednesday night, a toddler waddled onto the court with his pants around his ankles as the Comcast Houston reporters gave their two cents. You tell 'em, baby. Check it out below. Your browser does not support iframes.
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Triolo Breaks 21-Year-Old Groundball Record as #11 Men's Lacrosse Knocks Off Rollins 10-4; Await NCAA Tourney Bid
April 26, 2013
MISENHEIMER, N.C. A slow start turned into a flurry of late goals led 11th-ranked Pfeiffer University to a 10-5 victory over Rollins College in the 2013 mens lacrosse regular season finale on Friday afternoon. The Falcons finish the regular season at 13-4 overall and will wait word on a potential bid into the NCAA national tournament in two weeks.
Each team would trade late goals in the opening Robert Hope (Peterborough, ONTARIO) scored the games first goal with five minutes remaining in the period while the Tars Will Diamond (Delray Beach, FL) netted the equalizer with 1:26 to play. Pfeiffer would score twice in the second quarter taking a minimal 3-1 lead into the half as Elliot Gilbert (Corning, NY) and Cole Sheen (Edmonton, ALBERTA) each tallied midway through the period.
Both teams would register a pair of third quarter goals starting with Hope scoring back-to-back 29 seconds apart starting with 5:18 to go while Will Hauver (Towson, MD) and Austin Ricci (Winter Park, FL) scored for Rollins.
In the fourth, Khalid Stukes (Alexandria, VA) took the opening faceoff and went the distance in just seven seconds to give the Falcons a 6-3 advantage. Rollins final goal would come 37 seconds later from A.J. Gogan (Bexley, OH) as the Falcons scored the final four goals for the 10-4 margin. Kory Lutes (Orlando, FL) and Spencer Allen (St. Catherines, ONTARIO) along with two from Cole Paciejewski (Prince Georgia, BRITISH COLUMBIA) ended scoring on the day.
Pfeiffers Mike Triolo (Toronto, ONTARIO) set a new school-record in the win with his 11 groundballs to give him a total of 105 on the year. Triolos 105 groundballs breaks a school-record that was set by Dan Ciaravinos 104 back in 1991.
In goal, Hayden Kirk (Farmingdale, NY) would make nine saves in the win while Tars keeper Andrew Sheerin (Huntington, NY) single-handedly kept Rollins around making 22 saves in net.


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Pfeiffer Golf Does Volunteer Work Prior to ACC Men's Golf Championship
May 1, 2014
On April 23rd, members of the Pfeiffer University Golf Team volunteered to conduct the Adopt-a-Highway Clean-up along Uwharrie Point Parkway from the Badin Family Restaurant to the Main Entrance of Uwharrie Point. Eight student athletes, along with Coach Elliot Gealy, participated in the clean-up project. The timing was perfect as the clean-up was conducted prior to the ACC Men's Golf Championship weekend. Thank you Pfeiffer Golf!
The Pfeiffer Golf Team also volunteers at The Old North State Club by cleaning up balls from the driving range.
The partnership between Uwharrie Point, The Old North State Club, and Pfeiffer University has flourished for many years, from hosting golf events to residents attending athletic events, concerts, special speaker presentations on campus, etc. Pfeiffer University is a great resource for residents to watch competitive sporting events, and attend musical and cultural presentations within a few minutes' drive. More information about campus events can be found at http://www.pfeiffer.edu and www.gofalconsports.com .


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GAVIN RICH, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says Willem Alberts offers a lot more than physicality.
There is sometimes a tendency in South African rugby for the critics to overdo it in both directions when a new player comes on to the scene. As Nick Mallett once said, too often purple prose is wasted on praise when it is premature, and this can be more dangerous than the castigation that is a by-product of the passionate support the sport enjoys.
So it wasn't surprising that when Willem Alberts burst on to the Springbok scene last season with two crucial tries in successive matches as a replacement, there were those who wanted to be cautious.
'For heaven's sake, improve your rugby knowledge, you can't just select a guy for the starting team because he finished off two try-scoring movements,' we said to those who were queueing up to elect the big Sharks flanker as South African rugby's most important citizen. There was some merit in the caution, as the try against Scotland was the direct result of a poor opposition throw and all Alberts had to do was catch the ball and fall over the line.
It is true that Alberts still has it all to do as an international rugby player, and back then a healthy degree of scepticism was justified. Alberts owed his place in the Springbok match day squad to the absence of Schalk Burger, who was the target of a famous Alberts trademark thumping tackle in the Currie Cup final in Durban the week before the Boks' departure.
Alberts may not even have been a first-choice player for the Sharks in those games were it not for the injury that ruled the impressive Jean Deysel out of the Currie Cup season and which has kept him sidelined for the past eight months.
But Alberts has followed up his end-of-year tour exploits by hitting this season running, and by round six of Super Rugby it would have been hard to name any other Sharks player – with the possible exception of Bismarck du Plessis – as the franchise's most valuable player.
Statistics don't tell you everything there is to know about a player, but in the loss to the Chiefs, when all about him were failing, the figures that were flashed up on the screen from Hamilton made for astounding reading – 55m covered as a ball-carrier and 17 tackles made. And that was when the game was only in its third quarter.
A studied look back at the Test against Wales, where Alberts made his international debut, will also give lie to any argument that he was fortunate to be in position to score his debut try. The reality is that the Springboks were being pounded mercilessly by the Welsh before Alberts came on to the field. It was no coincidence that there was a significant momentum shift at that point.
Alberts didn't just feature in the try-scoring movement, he was there repeatedly as a ball-carrier, bursting seemingly from nowhere on occasions to take the pass as the Bok forward surges up-field overturned a half-time deficit and won the match.
Quiet and modest, Alberts tried to deflect attention to his team-mates after the game, and on other occasions when he was interviewed on that tour he came across as one of those humble players who doesn't want the shouting about his exploits to reverberate across the valleys. But he did understand why he is so valuable to the Sharks.
'The key to my game is my strength in getting over the advantage line, and getting that sort of momentum is a crucial part of the Sharks' game plan,' he told the media. 'Everyone likes to carry the ball, but I'm fortunate in that my attributes make me the player who is given the role of taking the ball up. It fits into the game plan, and I'm more than happy to provide that go-forward to the team. That is my role.'
But Alberts is far more than just one of those lumbering big forwards whose only strength is his physicality. Listening to Sharks coach John Plumtree talk about him, it is possible to imagine that he is referring to a new flyhalf rather than a blindside flank, as ball-carrying ability and timing feature strongly in the Kiwi's description of the loose forward.
'Of course, the main reason we brought Willem to Durban was because we knew how important it was to our game plan to be able to develop momentum and go-forward,' says Plumtree. 'He stood out for the Lions as a physical presence, and we liked what we saw. He looked a very good ball-carrier.
'But what impressed me the most was the skill set that he had to go along with his physical attributes. He was far more than just a freakishly big loosie; he was a provincial schools cricketer, so he has great ball skills. I felt he wasn't reaching his potential at the Lions and I sensed that he could become a much better player with a bit of work.'
As it turned out, it wasn't just 'a bit of work', it was quite a lot of work that was required, and Alberts readily admitted during the end-of-year tour that it was the work ethic of his new team-mates and the expertise of the Sharks' conditioning staff that turned his career around and started him on the path to becoming a Springbok.
'I didn't realise how far behind the Lions were conditioning-wise until I moved to Durban. The Sharks' fitness trainers Mark Steele and Jimmy Wright helped me a lot,' he says. 'It was also highly motivating to work with so many good players who had such a professional attitude and work ethic. Everything was positive whereas previously I had been in an environment where it was mostly negative. After that, once I had become fit, it was just about me getting an extended run so I could pick up momentum.'
Plumtree says that the need for Alberts to work hard was a big part of the discussion they had when he first met with the Sharks' coaches to talk about a possible move.
'He needed to understand that while we felt he had potential, he was still far from the finished product we were looking for. The problem was that before he came to us I don't think he was even properly fit. We needed his buy-in before we would commit to him.
'With his physical presence he has the ability to get the side across the gainline every time he touches the ball, and that makes him an amazing player to have in the team. But he needed to develop a work rate. Fortunately he delivered on his promise and worked damn hard. In Super Rugby at the moment he's not only one of the top ball-carriers, he's also one of the top tacklers.
'I think that work ethic was always going to come once he moved to us because of the environment he was exposed to when he arrived. When you have other players like Bismarck du Plessis working so hard in pre-season they tend to pull the other guys along. It becomes impossible to shirk because you know if you do you will be letting your team-mates down.'
Plumtree, himself a flanker for the team that broke Natal's Currie Cup drought back in the 1990s, is one of the foremost experts on loose-forward play in South Africa, so his opinion on what makes Alberts so effective is worth paying attention to.
'Willem's skill set comes from him having spent most of his early years playing flyhalf. He'll tell you that he was a flyhalf up to about the age of 16. Those attributes that saw him play there haven't left him.
'But I think what is often the difference between the merely good loose forward and the great loose forward is the timing of the run on to the ball. If you are a player with good anticipation and have a natural knack for getting it right, and time your run on to the ball perfectly, then it makes you a damn difficult player for players to defend against.'
As Burger, who in many senses is the same animal when it comes to the love of physicality, discovered last October in the Currie Cup final, Alberts has something else that many of those players lauded for their skills don't have.
'He really likes hurting people; he puts in some massive tackles and it is great to have a player in your team with that physical edge,' says Plumtree.
With Deysel due to return from his knee injury, it takes us back to a question that was asked before Alberts moved to Durban – why would the Sharks want a player in the Alberts mould when they already have one in Deysel? That question was partially answered by Deysel's long absence through injury as it would probably have robbed the Sharks of any chance of winning the Currie Cup had Alberts not been on their books.
But as Plumtree explains, it was not just a case of Alberts coming to the Sharks so that he could be rotated with Deysel.
'Jean is still struggling a bit with his knee and we aren't expecting him back until after our first bye week [in mid-April], but when he does come back there's nothing stopping us playing them both in the same loose trio.
'It's a long season and Ryan Kankowski can't play in every game. Willem played much of his rugby for the Lions at No 8 and he likes that position. We have a nice balance to our loose forwards, with Jacques Botes and Keegan Daniel operating as the fetchers.
'But Jean is a player who can also play in the fetcher role, he really likes attacking the ball and there could well be a role for him on the other flank in certain games.'
Regardless of where he fits in to the loose trio, or the make-up of the Sharks back row, Alberts has proved one of the most inspired buys made by the Sharks in recent years and don't be surprised if he takes on a leadership role in the years to come.
'He captained the Lions for a bit before he came to us and he does have natural leadership ability,' says Plumtree. 'We haven't really used him in a leadership role as yet but he is one of those players who has natural onfield leading ability in that the other guys just naturally want to follow him. Bismarck is also like that, a player who sets an example that others want to follow.'
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When ASPCA staffer Rena L. saw a veterinarian cradling a tiny animal in her arms, she wondered, "Is that a turkey? What's a turkey doing at the ASPCA Adoption Center?"
Then she realized: The tiny animal was in fact a cat—one who had suffered severe chemical burns on her back, scalp and other parts of her body. Kylie's ears were singed off, and she couldn't walk or close her red and cloudy eyes.
"My heart was completely broken," remembers Rena, ASPCA Adoption Center Department Coordinator. "Ever since that moment, I'd go visit her when I was done with my office work, for 30 minutes to an hour."
Late last year, Kylie was found hiding behind some bushes, quietly suffering, when two dogs sniffed her out while out on a walk. The dogs' pet parent took the first step toward saving Kylie's life: He brought her to ASPCA Animal Hospital. But Kylie's struggle was far from over, and our veterinary staff didn't know if she'd pull through.
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Today, Kylie is an integral part of Rena's family and fast friends with Lafaille cats Gizmo and Cleopatra, a Beagle called Maya, and Baby Jin, a four-and-a-half-pound Chihuahua who is her playmate and constant companion. Rena continues to work with Dr. Wagner on Kylie's treatment, and they're hopeful she won't need medication one day.
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Unfortunately Judges and lawyers can only do the maximum that the law will permit. We need to contact our our senators and congressmen to enact stronger and stronger laws covering animal abuse. the punishment should fit the crime, not be a slap on the hand or small fine.
Hello suz, your comments said it all and I thank you for adding to the voices of indignation and horror. One thing I would argue with, is that to call someone that abuses innocent animals "sick". To me it implies they cannot help what they're doing to these animals. These people are evil incarnate...pure and simple. The only way to curb these atrocities is if people like you and me vote for local, state and federal politicians of like mind to make and enforce laws that hold these "people" accountable.
It broke my heart as well. I cried my eyes out when I read the story of the deer. I hope they find the sadistic MF and put a bullet between his eyes!
I agree totally.......there are way too many sick sadists out there who for some perverse reason get a sick joy out of killing or maiming animals......May the deer watch over your sister and be safe.
So sad and so true that we must all consider the unintended consequences of over sharing even a lovely story about wild life roamimg a cemetary and bring comfort to those whom have lost a loved one. It is a cruel, cruel world out there and for all that is good there is evil and we must stay vigilant not to feed it or let it take over us. I cry tears of pain in my soul & for mankind that we are capable of such callous acts. Bless the ASPCA for rescuing yet another intentionally injured animal.
I have tears in my eyes while writing these lines...I completly agree with Emma, I couldn't express more than she already said. All my support, sympathy and affection for the kitty and her family, from Buenos Aires - Argentina.
Emma certainly said it all, and said it very well. My heart goes out to this darling little kitty. It is unbelievable to me that people can treat animals so badly without any remorse. They are the scourge of the earth and should be treated in the same way they treat animals.
I just want to send out a great big bear hug to you, Rena, for being that very special baby's loving angel. I have 7 cats of my own (rescues), and I can't even begin to understand the pain you must have suffered right along with Kylie. I treasure all animals and can't fathom how people can be so cruel. They will have to answer one day -- and I hope they find no forgiveness.
i also agree with you .i,ve never understood how some peopl can b so evil .thes babys cat,s in dogs makes us complete as a family i can,t evn remember a day where dogs in cats wasn,t a big part of my life. thy give me lots of love they or vry loyal mor the i can say for for a lot of human beings and they ar very smart and also can sav your life in many ways dogs in cats and they can do a lot of stuff that human beings do accept defend their selfs in when they do they do get put down.i want the law to get more involve in catching these people that do harm these animals like giveing thm a big fine to pay in get many month,s in jail.it really made me want to cry when i saw what happn to kayla thank yo so very much rena for bing there for that spcial baby in thank your dogs for helping you find her in thank you aspca for all that all do for thes babys w would be lost with out all and in my ys all are angles toa fw years back i gav all yar long ven know i didnt have enough mony to make ends meet but for seavrl months it,s been worse for us but i am still bless had hard tim paying all bills had no mony for food stress how i was going to be able to feed all my dogs in cats in so on if i ever gt able i will giv again to help all to save these babys. aspca i really need all help it is someone close who is posion in shooting our dogs in cats ive lost queit a few in it never leaves my heart it makes me really sad but this has wnt on for over 20 years in i can,t get the cops to catch this person who is doing this thy ignore me i,am beging all to giv us help with this matter please aspca team thank all very much in i share all of the storys in that all need hlp to save them on my facbook i gt the word out there love all aspca team


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Last Christmas, we had burritos for dinner. We celebrate the holiday with a small tree, but my family isn't one that puts on a big to-do. Where some families lay their tables with their finest silver and china, my family gathers around the television, plates on our laps, watching back-to-back Judge Judy episodes.
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This was the cliché that popped into my head after Phil Robertson, the patriarch of the "Duck Dynasty" family was quoted in GQ magazine defining sin as starting with "homosexual behavior and just morphing out from there. Bestiality, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men."
According to a 2013 Pew study, 45 percent of Americans agree with the spirit of his sentiments. For religious or other reasons, millions of Americans, undoubtedly some that are Duck Dynasty fans, find that homosexuality is a sin.
It was well within Mr. Robertson's rights to state his objections to homosexuality. He has long espoused his religious views in public forums. So, in the end, while his opinion was stated crudely, it is, in fact, his opinion. He and others have been taught that homosexuality is abhorrent and that tradition that has been passed down from generation to generation.
The beautiful Christmas gifts my handsome Uncle Chester gave to my mother each year will be passed down from generation to generation in my family. Antique coins. Shiny silver bangles. Her first (and only) fur coat.
I fondly recall the year Chester and his longtime partner Richard broke our family tradition and prepared our Christmas dinner complete with an appetizer of sugared grapefruit with a maraschino cherry in the center. It was so special.
To me, these gay men were creative, funny, and loving. They were far from "the adulterers, the idolaters, the male prostitutes. . . the greedy, the drunkards, the slanderers, the swindlers — (who) won't inherit the kingdom of God" as Robertson told the reporter from GQ.
Robertson's comments earned him the public support of many that appreciated his paraphrasing of the Bible, but his words also earned him a "hiatus" from his ultra-successful television program that airs on the A&E cable network.
The network, which has long showcased a variety of lifestyles in its programming, explained that it has always been "strong supporters and champions of the LGBT community." If this is the tradition of the network, then it has no choice but to make Robertson face the consequences of making his contrary opinions public. A&E was right to suspend Robertson from the program.
The network will also be right when it allows the daddy of "Duck Dynasty" back on the show. Yes, he'll have to make a public mea culpa and the show may even feature him learning some sort of lesson in a "very special episode."
But make no mistake he will be back.
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The rest of the family has said that without its patriarch, they will not appear on the program. And "Duck Dynasty" is the top-rated program in cable television. In short, the ducklings have the network's back against the wall.
A&E needs the program's advertising and merchandising dollars (bearded Chia Pets!) to financially support its other unscripted programming featuring hopefuls breaking into Nashville and teens hoping to avoid prison. Also, and perhaps more importantly to A&E, it needs the Duck's dollars to support its scripted programming such as the highly stylized, but minimally rated "Bonnie and Clyde."
When new "Duck Dynasty" episodes begin airing in 2014, some that had never thought of watching the program will tune in. These new viewers have found a televised kindred spirit that believes in what they believe.
Others will turn away from Robertson and his "Duck Dynasty." These viewers will find a new Wednesday night program that offers 60 minutes of content that is more in line with how they view the world.
And they and I will start a new tradition.
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Carole Tanner, a Jackson High School teacher, is studying the genetic basis of repeated evolution in stickleback fish (below) with Dr. Katie Peichel at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. Tanner is one of 25 participants in the Partners in Science program, which allows teachers to work with research labs for two summers to help promote science education.
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Stickleback fish are shown at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle. The fish are being studied by Carole Tanner, a Jackson High School teacher in Mill Creek.
"Everybody has it," she said. "If it's not mutated, it works to repair or destroy damaged cells."
Caraballo is working with scientists at Seattle's Institute for Systems Biology, part of the biotech hub south of Lake Union. "We're looking at mutations and the impact on genes and human health," she said.
This is the first of two summers Caraballo will spend at the firm as part of the Partners in Science program. She is one of two science teachers from Snohomish County, and 11 in Washington, selected to participate.
The program is sponsored by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, based in Vancouver, Wash. It allows Northwest teachers to work in research labs to promote science education. Teachers from Alaska, Idaho, Montana and Oregon also were selected for the program.
"This is leading edge research," Caraballo said of the work under way at Institute for Systems Biology. "They really don't know what they'll find."
Her assignments include finding, tracking and organizing research on the P53 protein. When the protein is damaged, it can lead to a number of cancers, including those of the colon, brain, breast and lungs.
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True scientific research often involves a lot of hit-and-miss work, she said. "With research, real research, there's a lot of failure."
One of the lessons she hopes to take back to her classroom is for student to overcome their fears of failure if they get a different answer than they expected while working on scientific problems.
Less than a mile away, fellow science teacher Carole Tanner, from Everett's Jackson High School, is assigned to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, where she's working with evolutionary biologist Katie Peichel.
Her work began in May with a trip to Vancouver Island, collecting small stickleback fish from lakes and streams.
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Tanner's eight-week stint at "the Hutch," as the center often is called in verbal shorthand, allows her to both experience the work of a scientific research team and become something of a student herself, she said.
Tanner said she feels her work in Seattle will have direct applications in the classroom, where new biotechnology classes will be launched in the fall.
The classes will have a mix of 11th and 12th graders. Her goal is for them to learn that there are a number of ways students can pursue careers in science, from a two-year biotechnology lab specialist program offered at Shoreline Community College to those who earn bachelor's, master's and Ph.D degrees in broad-ranging scientific specialties.
"A lot of times kids have a preconceived idea that they can't do science unless they're the most brilliant kids," she said.
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Correction, July 30, 2013: Tami Caraballo's name was misspelled in an earlier version of this story.
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