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Benjamin Thomas "Ben" Brashier Jr.
Benjamin Thomas "Ben" Brashier Jr., age 88, passed away, Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010, surrounded by his family at his daughter's home in Roy, Utah. Mr. Brashier was born Feb. 27, 1922, in Shubuta, in Clark County to the late Margaret Clara Rigby and Benjamin Thomas Brashier Sr. Mr. Brashier worked in Poultry Research for the U.S.D.A. for 20 years. He was a faithful member of the First United Methodist Church where he was usher for six years as well as participating in other church functions. Benjamin Thomas "Ben" Brashier Jr., married Ima Jeanette Cade Brashier on May 6, 1951, in Jackson. He was a veteran of the United States Navy during WW II, serving in the Pacific under Fleet Admiral Chester William Nimitz as a ship's cook. During that time he had the honor of working Escort Duty for a U.S.O. show featuring entertainers Bob Hope and Betty Hutton. Following his war service he served in the United States Naval Reserves for 27 years. Then joining the National Guard from 1972 until 1982 retiring as Sergeant First Class (E-7) when he was awarded the Magnolia medal from the Army National Guard upon his retirement. He was a member of the American Legion Neyman Post No. 37 where he was Commander in 2006. He had the opportunity to participate as a prizewinner on the television game show "The Price is Right" in 1992.
Funeral services are today, Sunday, Aug. 29, 2010, at 3 p.m. from Calvert Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jeff Shannon officiating. Burial will follow in Columbus Memorial Gardens.
Calvert Funeral Home of West Point is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Jeanette Cade Brashier of West Point; three daughters: Sue Brashier Rushing (Buddy) of West Point, Brenda Brashier of Orem, Utah, Cathy Brashier Rogers (Wallace) of Roy, Utah; one son, Larry Brashier (Beverly) of Caledonia; 11
grandchildren: Gina Bateman, Jason Rushing, Nathan Rushing, Aaron Brashier, Benjamin Brashier, Elizabeth Brashier, Amanda Rogers, Micah Rogers, Devan Rogers, Alexander Rogers, Abigail Rogers; four great grandchildren: Dustin Bateman, Jimmie Bateman, Jessi Bateman, Nathan Rushing, Jr.; Mr. Brashier was preceded in death by one son, Benny Joe Brashier, a grandchild, Christopher Parker Rogers; three brothers and three sisters.
Pallbearers are Benjamin Brashier, Aaron Brashier, Jason Rushing and Wallace Rogers.
Honorary pallbearers are Dr. Andrzej Wartak, Sonny Jameson, J. W. Cantrell, Walter Newell, Walter Nichols, J. C. Johnson and John Johnson.
Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, P. O. Box 293, West Point, MS, 39773.
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JON CARDINELLI watched the Chiefs deliver a masterclass in power and composure to crush the Sharks 37-6 in Saturday's Super Rugby final.
Some will list travel fatigue as decisive. Some will complain that referee Steve Walsh was too lenient on the hosts. Some might say the clamour of cowbells and the driving rain made for a perfect storm of pressure that squeezed the fight out of the Sharks.
But the external factors were never decisive.
The Chiefs rocked up in rampant mood. Their forwards absorbed the early pressure, and their inside backs played outstanding finals football. They ran away with the game in the second half, but the result was secured in the first.
The Sharks needed to bank early points if they were ever going to win this final. Their forwards clattered into the collisions during a bruising first quarter and their line speed on defence kept the Chiefs on the back foot.
But a three-point return during that period was never going to be enough. They coughed up too much possession on attack, and it was a series of missed opportunities early in the piece that they were made to regret.
The Chiefs' performance in that first half highlighted the tactical nous of the coaching staff, as well as the efficiency of the team's key decision makers. They played for territory but they also kept the Sharks' defence guessing with a series of grubbers and chip kicks.
It was a deft nudge by Aaron Cruden that sparked the Chiefs' first try. Sharks fullback Pat Lambie was caught in two minds, and in the end he made the wrong decision in allowing Cruden's chip kick to bounce.
The Chiefs, as they have done all season and managed to do on several occasions during this final, chased well and forced the breakdown turnover. From here, the Sharks' defence was compromised, and centre Sonny Bill Williams took full advantage, breaking two tackles to take play up to the opposition 22.
From there the ball flew out to the left where it was Chiefs backs versus Sharks forwards. Tim Nanai-Williams obliged with a score that spelled trouble for the Sharks, even at that early stage.
For all the talk of fatigue, the Sharks' intensity at the collisions never seemed to flag. And yet, they struggled to adapt to Walsh's calls at the breakdown.
Their defensive work was outstanding for the most part, but they made some poor decisions with ball in hand and failed to stretch the Chiefs' defence.
Their set piece was expected to rattle that of the Chiefs, but the hosts overcame some early lineout wobbles to compete strongly and force several turnovers of their own.
The Sharks also struggled to win set-piece possession in the Chiefs half, and were completely outplayed in the battle for territory. The Chiefs peppered the Sharks in the first half, and the pressure told.
Cruden, who would miss a couple of goal kicks later in the game, was accurate in front of poles during those first 40 minutes. It allowed the Chiefs to build a commanding lead, and before the Sharks knew it, they were 13-3 down.
It was a massive deficit considering the conditions. It was a gap they were never going to close with the Chiefs dominating the collisions and winning the kicking game.
The Sharks suffered a further setback when Kane Thompson crashed over from a five-metre scrum early in the second half. At 20-3, the visitors were dead and buried.
They attempted to play more expansively in an effort to close the gap but, as the final scoreline suggests, this only played into the Chiefs' hands. The Waikato outfit fed off the Sharks' errors and scored two more tries.
The performance was emphatic, and the victory well deserved. The Chiefs have played some brilliant rugby at times this season, but they have also shown themselves to be one of the best defensive teams.
The tactical excellence of their halfback pairing hasn't received enough credit, and Cruden and Tawera Kerr-Barlow certainly played a decisive role in winning this final.
It's an embarrassing end for the Sharks, who have also produced some encouraging and balanced performances in 2012. In the end, they will lament the early season failures that forced them to travel so extensively in the play-offs.
The Chiefs are the Super Rugby champions for the first time in the competition's history. They are worthy of the title. They won the New Zealand conference. They won the right to host a semi-final and, thanks to the Stormers' home defeat, a final.
Their consistency allowed them to do so, and it was also a consistent performance that allowed them to beat the Sharks in the decider.

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Costs could affect how tough new DUI laws would get
The most overt signs of movement surround an effort to deal with people who are getting arrested repeatedly for drunken driving, of late nabbed at the scene of a tragedy they've caused.
There's momentum among Democratic and Republican lawmakers from big cities and small to throw the book at these offenders to get them off the road before they lay waste to innocent lives -- if they have not already.
Bills motoring through the law-and-order committees in the House and Senate require these repeat law breakers serve longer jail sentences, install ignition interlock devices in their cars, undergo treatment for alcohol abuse and potentially wear electronic monitors to alert cops when they imbibe booze of any proof.
But getting Washington residents out of harm's way in this manner won't be financially cheap or politically easy.
No one knows what it will cost cities, counties and the state to do everything prescribed in the 80-plus page bills though the collective presumption is it will be in the millions.
Make that tens of millions should, as some lawmakers want, Washington follow the suggestion of the National Transportation Safety Board and lower the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration to .05 percent from the current .08. Doing that would lead to more drunken drivers behind bars and send criminal justice costs soaring.
The forces of Can We Afford It? are going to collide with those of How Can We Not? before this session concludes and the collision could derail the endeavor.
Democrats are willing to pay with new or higher taxes -- preferably on beer -- rather than cover the cost by cutting other programs. Republicans are unwilling thus far to embrace the same approach, preferring instead to inject the matter of funding into the slow-motion negotiations on a new state budget.
Meanwhile, Democrats just might try to guilt Republicans into supporting a stream of new tax revenue to pay for the crackdown they desire.
Ever since voters ended Washington's monopoly on the hard liquor industry, lawmakers have binged in a bipartisan fashion to make alcohol available wherever food and fun can be found.
Last week, Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee signed new laws making it easier to offer samples or sell beer, wine and distilled spirits in a theater, at a farmers market and while shopping for groceries. One bill that almost reached his desk would have offered glasses of wine to those getting a manicure, pedicure or facial at a day spa.
"We have a complete disconnect," Sen. Jeannie Darneille, D-Tacoma, said before voting to pass the impaired driving bill in last week's Senate Law and Justice Committee meeting.
"We have had a steady drumbeat during this legislative session and the previous two legislative sessions of having more and more and more and more access to alcohol in our society," she said. "We are at the root of the cause."
Eyes opened wide at her comments, which in this not-so-special session amounted to major movement.
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So I thought it might be a good idea to attempt to resurrect this forum a bit. So now im going to throw a bit of Chomsky'esk criticism out there. The basic argument is that it really is pointless to consider islamic terorrism as particularly worthy of comptempt and even criticism, when the US (at least when counting bodies) is much much worse. In other words, the US—and the west in general—is morally worse than islamic terrorism. To blame islam, is therefore simply hypocritical; you know, splinter in your brothers eye and everything.
Anyways take a look at this
I feel like that movie clip pretty much sums up the general arguments. The arguments are of course generally not very good, but they are pretty much how they tend to go, when you meet an average person with that opinion.
To be honest, I think it is not quite as easy as it should be to respond to this kind of criticism of the west.
Sam's response—which more or less goes like this—is that it is intention that matters. The west never kills civilians intentionally, islamic terrorists do. He also gives the example of 'perfect weapons' [in 'The End of Faith'] and how they would be used differently by the west and islamic terrorists.
Now, I don't find that argument very persuasive, and the people who make the criticism are obviously not convinced either. First of all, there is the whole 'they [islamic terrorists] only kill civilians because they do not have the military capability to wage a traditional war'. In other words if they had perfect weapons they would go straight for military targets. Secondly, people seems genuinely to doubt that the US does not kill civilians intentionally—that is they perform military actions where the civilians are purposely the target of the operation.
Given the hypothetical nature of the 'perfect weapons' argument, it does not seem easy to respond to those objections. Therefore the conversation inevitably ends up going into details about specifci US military operations; and given the US' rather questionable accomplishments in Iraq, the case becomes harder and harder to make convincingly. What to dew?
So now im just pretty much throwing it out there. How do you respond to criticism—and a defense of islam—by the line of argument shown in the video? Do you have something better than Sam's 'perfect weapons'? And finally, what do you think of Sam's 'perfect weapon' argument?


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The Grand Prairie Main Library hosts a Livestream Watch Party on Wednesday, May 15. Dan Brown's latest book in his Robert Langdon series, Inferno, comes out May 14. On May 15, Brown will speak at New York's Lincoln Center about science, religion, codes, book publishing, movie making, and a few surprise topics.
Join us at 6:30 pm to view the Lincoln Center's broadcast of "An Evening of Codes, Symbols & Secrets". In earlier bestsellers The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, and The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown blended history, art, codes, and symbols in tales of mystery and suspense. In his riveting new thriller, symbology professor Robert Langdon is pulled into a harrowing mystery centered around one of history's most enduring literary masterpieces . . . Dante's Inferno.
Come listen to this simulcast of author Dan Brown in his only U.S. appearance, and enter for a chance to win Dan Brown books and dvds. The Main Library is located at 901 Conover Drive.
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Hampshire Senior Cup draw
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8/5/13 Simon Cowell Latest
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MEGAN FOX and BRIAN AUSTIN GREEN are expecting their second child. Megan's rep says, quote, "I can confirm Megan is expecting her second child with her husband Brian. They are both very happy."
MILEY CYRUS has been voted the Most Cheat-Worthy Celebrity by the guys who use AshleyMadison.com . . . meaning she's the celebrity they'd most want to have an affair with. Miley took 18.6% of the vote, followed by MILA KUNIS with 12.4%. The average age of Ashley Madison users is 44. Miley is 20. That's slightly gross.
Simon Cowell's baby mama Lauren Silverman says her husband knew she was sleeping with Cowell, though he says that's not true. Sources say Laruen is telling friends that her husband knew about the affair and he was doing the same thing. But a close friend of the couple says Andrew didn't know about Lauren and Cowell's relationship, and it sounds like a desperate attempt to smear him.
Meanwhile, Simon Cowell dumped Lauren Silverman six weeks ago before he knew she was pregnant Sources say Simon told a friend, "It's over with Lauren - it has been since before anyone knew she was pregnant. I want matters resolved but in a sensitive way." The sources say Cowell is feeling confused about Lauren's pregnancy but has promised to stand by her side.
Lindsay Lohan is so serious about staying sober that she won't even allow alcohol in her presence. TMZ says LiLo plans to "stay clear of the hard stuff and not just in her home. We're told she will make demands that hotel rooms, dressing rooms...even mama Dina's home is alcohol free when she's present."
8/2/13 Simon Cowell Chaos
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It sounds like the SIMON COWELL baby situation is about to get ugly . . . and claims that the marriage of ANDREW and LAUREN SILVERMAN was over before she started hooking up with Simon were a bit exaggerated. According to the "New York Post", Andrew's divorce papers cite ADULTERY, as well as, quote, "cruel and inhuman treatment." And they name Simon as a "co-respondent" . . . which means he could be called to testify during the proceedings. Whether there was trouble in the marriage or not, sources are now saying Lauren and Andrew were NOT estranged, and Andrew definitely wasn't expecting this. Andrew's brother Alexander Silverman even told the "Post", quote, "It is an unbelievable story of betrayal. It is a sad story and a tragic story." Some of Lauren's other friends agree that she and Andrew weren't estranged, and add that Lauren is a GOLD-DIGGER who got fetused by Simon ON PURPOSE.
SIMON COWELL was reportedly blindsided by the news that he had impregnated 36-year-old LAUREN SILVERMAN. And he's wondering if he got taken for a ride. A source says, quote, "The pregnancy has taken him by surprise. He assumed she was using birth control. Simon thought this was a casual relationship . . . friends with benefits. The pregnancy was not planned." "He is feeling tricked. No question that Simon will want to be part of the baby's life, but I'm not so sure he wants to be part of Lauren's."
AMANDA BYNES lost her bid for freedom yesterday. In a hearing that took place in the hospital psych ward, a judge decided that Amanda is NOT ready to be released just yet. Mostly because she isn't totally stable yet, and her condition hasn't been formally diagnosed. But sources say the meds Amanda is on ARE helping. For instance, she's no longer talking to herself or insulting people.
JAMIE LEE CURTIS was involved in a car accident yesterday in Venice, California . . . and for some reason she called JODIE FOSTER for help. Jamie was a passenger in an SUV that hit a BMW. She was taken to a hospital, but she only suffered minor injuries. But for some reason, the first call Jamie made after the accident was to Jodie . . . who showed up almost immediately.
LINDSAY LOHAN got right back to work yesterday, taping her guest-hosting stint on "Chelsea Lately". (It airs this coming Monday night.) Sources say she arrived on time and was great from rehearsals through the entire taping. She even nailed her monologue in one take, and joked about herself by saying she'd just been on a "90-day court-ordered vacation."
Megan Fox is "expecting her second child with her husband Brian Austin Green." They've been married since since 2010 and welcomed son Noah Shannon on Sept. 27, 2012.
8/1/13 LiLo Ordered to Therapy
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SIMON COWELL is expecting a child with a 36-year-old woman, who happens to be the estranged wife of a good friend of his. They're divorcing, but the timeline is unclear at this point. We don't know if Simon's relationship with the woman ended the marriage. And even if it didn't, we don't know if the guy is okay with Simon dating his ex. The woman is reportedly about 10 weeks along.
"Vanity Fair" Dropped it's Best-Dressed list yesterday and it includes Kerry Washington, Kate Middleton, Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé, LeBron James, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady as a couple, and 69-year-old Keith Richards.
LINDSAY LOHAN'S judge ordered her to attend three therapy sessions per week for the next 15 months, in order to make sure she stays clean. This was actually recommended by the clinic where Lindsay just spent 90 days. They said that to do otherwise would be, quote, "a set up for almost certain failure."
O.J. SIMPSON was granted parole on some of the charges he's serving time for. He still has to spend at least four years behind bars before he can be released. The parole board said it was granting his request because of his, quote, "positive institutional conduct, participation in programs [and] LACK OF PRIOR CONVICTION HISTORY."
7/31/13 LiLo Out of Rehab
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
According to a new survey, Ryan Gosling is the guy people would most like to see in a sex tape. He was followed by Brad Pitt, Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey and Johnny Depp. Meanwhile, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are the COUPLE people would most like to see getting it on.
LINDSAY LOHAN left rehab yesterday as scheduled, but she's not rejoining society just yet. She plans to spend a few days living with a SOBER COACH, because she wanted some kind of transition from rehab to the real world. By the way, Lindsay is guest-hosting "Chelsea Lately" this coming Monday
KRISTEN STEWART went off on a paparazzi scumbag the other day, telling him, quote, "You're a piece of [crap] and you don't deserve to breathe the same air I do."
RadarOnline.com reports that the "Today" show's ratings are declining so much that staff members are starting to get laid off. Supposedly, nine people have been canned already . . . and those jobs COULD'VE been saved if MATT LAUER agreed to lose 1% of his $25 MILLION salary, but he refused.
7/30/13 Lea Michele Breaks Silence
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013
How does JOHN STAMOS stay so MANTASTIC? Well, Pilates help . . . although he takes a lot of ribbing at those classes. He says, quote, "I go in and it's all women except for me. I'm the only guy there, and I know they make up these exercises like 'come over here, John, and do the penguin.' And then it looks like I'm getting a pap smear. They do it to make me look silly, but it keeps me in shape."
LEA MICHELE has spoken out for the first time about the death of her boyfriend and "Glee" co-star CORY MONTEITH. She Tweeted a picture of the two of them together, along with this message . . . quote, "Thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love & support. Cory will forever be in my heart."
Forbes.com has dropped its annual list of the Highest-Paid Actresses . . . and ANGELINA JOLIE tops it with $33 million. JENNIFER LAWRENCE was second with $26 million, and KRISTEN STEWART pulled down $22 million for a third-place finish.
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Online classes paired with advocate for at-risk students
Students at risk of dropping out of high school are taking classes online but also have an advocate who can address non-academic issues and keep them on task.
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Students Kirsten Landis, 17, (left), Cory Bryant, 20, and Robert Macy, 18 (right), enrolled in the Sultan-based American Academy online classes, work on assignments Thursday at the Mountain View Diner in Sultan.
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At a meeting with students at Mountain View Diner in Gold Bar on Thursday, Sultan School district student advocate Dayna Monteleon talks with Scott Frane, 20.
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During a study and meeting with their student advocate, Robert Macy, 18, pours a glass of water for fellow American Academy student, Kirsten Landis, 17, Thursday, at the Mountain View Diner in Sultan.
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Sultan School district student advocate Dayna Monteleon (right0 talks with Madison Conlon, who is enrolled in Sultan's American Academy program, Thursday at the Mountain View Diner in Sultan. In her role as an advocate, Monteleon keeps tabs on students and addresses non-academic issues that could distract them from their studies.
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Madison Conlon works at one of three tables occupied by her fellow American Academy students at the Mountain View Diner in Sultan on Thursday. The students meet each week with their Sultan School district advocate, Dayna Monteleon, who helps students deal with non-academic issues to keep them on track with their studies.
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During a working meeting Thursday at the Mountain View Diner in Sultan, American Academy student Scott Frane uses his laptop.
Anxiety and depression hit; he was unable to sleep in a regular pattern. The problems persisted into his senior year, so he switched to the Northshore School District's alternative Secondary Academy for Success.
Attending regularly scheduled classes remained a struggle, however, and Gmazel was close to becoming a statistic -- among the nearly 1 in 4 Washington teens who disappear from high school altogether.
But he didn't want to give up.
"I wanted to graduate, you know? I didn't want to have to get a GED or anything like that. I wanted my diploma, even though I was going through a tough time," he said.
With the support of his mother, Gmazel asked school staff about the possibility of online courses. He soon was enrolled in The American Academy, which offers online courses and pairs students with hired "advocates" who help keep teens on task and on course for graduation.
The Northshore School District is in its second year using the program, also called NoDropouts.com.
Since it started, five students -- including Gmazel -- have graduated with Northshore diplomas through the online program.
The Sultan School District also has used the program for a little more than two years. Three students have graduated.
In February, the Edmonds School District penned an agreement with The American Academy to try the program for one year.
Like other districts, Edmonds already has a range of options for students beyond the traditional high school program, including alternative schools, online classes, Running Start college courses and more.
The American Academy program will target those who have already dropped out and work with them one-on-one to get back on track. "If that helps just one student acquire a diploma who otherwise might not have earned one, than it is an initiative worth trying," Assistant Superintendent Patrick Murphy said.
Jordan Stengrim, 17, of Gold Bar, is taking courses through the Sultan-based American Academy program and is on track to graduate by next summer.
Stengrim said he was failing classes at Sultan High School, the result of frequent absences and a lack of focus in the classroom. Since switching to The American Academy online courses, his grades have improved dramatically, he said.
Stengrim said he likes doing things at his own pace. "To me it's easier than regular school because I don't want to talk to my friends all the time," he added.
The American Academy is accredited and is on the state's OK list for digital learning programs. Licensed teachers teach core classes, which are said to meet the state's learning standards. Tutors are available via live chat, 24/7. Students who don't have access to a computer with Internet are provided a laptop.
A key component of the NoDropouts program is a "student advocate," who is not a teacher but someone who keeps regular tabs on students and tries to address non-academic problems.
"I'm available to the kids on weekends, at night. If they have a problem they can call me or text me," said Dayna Monteleon, the American Academy-hired student advocate for the Sultan School District. "If they're not getting their work done, I'll go knock on their door. I'm basically the only face-to-face contact they have. Everyone else they interact with is online."
Monteleon worked with youth in Sultan before taking the advocate job. Now living in Bremerton for a second job, she maintains her role with The American Academy and commutes to the east Snohomish County city for weekly meet-ups with students. Her 18-year-old son also still lives in Sultan, completing his studies at the district's alternative Sky Valley Options program.
In both Northshore and Sultan, prospective students must meet with district administrators first.
In Northshore, Donna Tyo is that gateway. She heads up the district's secondary alternative programs as principal of the Secondary Academy for Success.
The American Academy is not for everyone, Tyo said.
Students who take online courses must be self-motivated, she said. They tend to be bright students who simply have a barrier to learning in a traditional environment, either because of work schedules, anxiety problems or other issues.
Gmazel, the recent graduate, for example, was already engaged in other aspects of high school life, competing on the Bothell High School wrestling team, and his SAT scores were good enough to pursue college studies.
Tyo has turned to the online classes to convince a professional skateboarder that getting his diploma is still important and for a high-anxiety teen who struggled in the classroom environment.
The online program has become part of "a palette of options" and creative maneuvers Tyo employs to prevent dropouts in the first place. "Whatever works," she said.
Indeed, while NoDropouts is billed as a kind of dropout headhunter -- tracking down students who have already left and getting them to come back -- the program often becomes more of a prevention tool for school districts.
Phil Bouie is the American Academy-hired student advocate for the Northshore School District. Most times, students find him.
"We get a lot of students who get recommended to us through the school district. A lot of our students also have other peers or friends who are in a similar situation," Bouie said.
As an advocate, Bouie has helped students craft resumes, locate organizations for required volunteer hours and find shelter. "Pretty much anytime a student needs help, I try to help," he said.
The American Academy is not without its problems.
State auditors have scrutinized online education programs in recent years. The American Academy was at the center of two audit findings, in Sultan and Sunnyside. A lot of the problems linked to bad record-keeping. In Sultan, it means $66,619 of state funding is in question and may have to be paid back, pending a state review.
The American Academy is hired to do the work. "But it's under our name. So if something gets messed up, we pay the piper," said Dan Chaplik, superintendent in Sultan.
Only a fraction of students who enter the NoDropouts program earn diplomas. A few are too far behind and are steered to GED programs. Some are brought up to speed, then transfer back to district-based programs. Others drop out again.
Program staff focus on the positive stories, including 200 successful exits last year nationwide -- students leaving the program with diplomas or to head back into regular school programs. Roughly 1,100 students are currently in the program, including 600 in Washington.
"We are working with the toughest cases," said Matthew LaPlante, a spokesman for the Utah-based American Academy. Regardless of teens' reasons for dropping out, "they deserve a second chance."
In January, Gmazel donned cap and gown and attended a Northshore School Board meeting to receive his diploma.
Now living in Olympia, Gmazel is volunteering and looking for work while waiting to hear back from The Evergreen State College on his application. He wants to study sustainable agriculture.
Gmazel said he's sleeping and feeling better. He has a plan and is hopeful about his future.
"I'm pretty good. I feel like before all this happened, pretty much," he said.
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Hotel Dinner
- Re-live the historical past on a guided walking tour of Philly
- Philadelphia City Segway Tour USD $48.00
On your way to the nation's capital, we'll turn back the clock with a visit to Amish Country.
Later, we'll visit Arlington National Cemetery, where JFK is buried and thousands of US soldiers lie. You'll see the sobering sight of endless rows of white headstones and have the chance to watch the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Tonight we'll see the sites on an illumination tour of the city's famous monuments.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
- Visit Amish country
- Evening Illuminations Tour
- See the Lincoln, Jefferson, Vietnam, FDR & Korean Memorials
- See the White House, Capitol Building & Washington Monument
- Visit John F. Kennedy's Grave & the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery; See the Changing of the Guard
- Tour of Amish Farm House USD $8.00
With a full day to explore the capital, you can visit some fascinating museums and monuments, or hang out in the city's vibrant neighborhoods for a different feel.
Get a dose of culture at the Smithsonian Museums. This is a one-stop culture spot, made up of 19 different museums. It has it all – from natural history to space, so the choice is yours, and best of all, it's free!
You can also visit the world-class Holocaust Museum and learn about one of history's darkest moments as you honor the victims.
For something fun and intriguing, head to the Spy Museum. Find out about infamous FBI cases and what it means to be a secret agent, while you listen to bugs and play around with gadgets and interactive displays.
For something more upbeat, get down and funky in Adams-Morgan, another trendy district.
- Visit the Smithsonian Museums of Natural History, Air & Space and American History
- Visit the Newseum USD $21.00
Visit the Civil War site of Gettysburg, where President Lincoln gave the famous Gettysburg Address. Then it's onward to Steel City, Pittsburgh. For an amazing view of the city and its three rivers, take a ride on the century old Duquesne Incline and view the city from its observation deck atop Mt. Washington. Afterwards, eat like a local and sink your teeth into a seriously tasty sandwich, filled with meat, coleslaw and fries, at the well-known Primanti Brothers Restaurant. Legendary! Once you've had your fix, you and your crew could head out to one of the many fun neighbourhoods' for a night on the town with the group.
Hotel Breakfast
- Visit Gettysburg National Military Park
- See the Strip District, Heinz Field & PNC Park
Say farewell USA as we cross into Canada for a day exploring Niagara Falls. This world famous spot is right on the border of the USA and Canada, and we'll get you closer to these epic falls. Jump on board the 'Maid of the Mist' and cruise along the river to the base of the world's second largest falls for a closer look. You'll see the incredible volume of water pouring over the cliff and feel the sheer power of the spray. But don't worry – there is an included rain poncho to keep you dry. If that's not enough why don't you secure a seat on the helicopter and see everything from a different view. When the evening arrives, after a pretty eventful day, you will get to witness the beautiful illuminations of the Niagara falls, then you will get the option of going to watch an IMAX movie. Fouuff… what a day!
- Maid of the Mist boat cruise to the base of the Falls
- Feel the spray as you cruise to the base of the incredible Niagara Falls
- Evening Illuminations of Niagara Falls
- Helicopter Flight USD $120.00
- Dinner overlooking the Falls USD $40
Soak in the vineyards vibes & orchards of Niagara on the Lake. Tour a winery & sample some regional drops before arriving in Toronto.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
- Tour a winery
- Sample some of Niagara's best with a wine tasting
- See CN Tower, Rogers Centre, eclectic shops on Yonge Street & the University of Toronto
- Party Pub Crawl USD $27.00
Toronto is loaded with things to do, so some ideas for your free time include getting away from it all by jumping on a local ferry and heading out to one of Toronto's leafy islands. With no cars, cute cottages and windswept nature, these are the perfect places to chill out.
Or, for something different, visit the fantastic Bata Shoe Museum and see its quirky, impressive collection of footwear.
If something sporty is more your thing, head to the Hockey Hall of Fame and honor Canada's national sport.
Otherwise, explore Toronto's melting pot, experience different pockets of culture and taste food from all over the world.
Start by having a bit of fun in colorful and chaotic Chinatown.
It's packed with little shops selling anything from knick knacks to lanterns, and its streets are full of stalls dishing up all sorts of tasty Asian dishes. Check out the bustling vibe of near-by Kensington Market, a vibrant, multi-cultural neighborhood that is fascinating to walk around. Popular with locals, Kensington Market serves up bakeries, tapas (Spanish style nibbles), international grocery stores, Mexican and Jewish food, vintage stores and one-of-a kind boutiques. Round off your experience with some espresso and pastries in Little Italy.
Get your heart racing in an optional excursion up CN tower, where you can walk the glass floor and enjoy the widest-reaching vistas in Toronto.
Tonight, enjoy an optional dinner at Wayne Gretsky's. This popular restaurant is owned by the man Canadian's commonly refer to as "The Great One." After dinner, get ready to laugh as we see a show at the popular Second City Comedy Club. Famous alumni include of Second City include, Steven Colbert, Tina Fey, and Mike Meyers among many, many others. You never know who might be famous one day, so save your program!
- CN Tower USD $26.00
- Steam Whistle Brewery Tour USD $10.00
- Dinner and Improv Show USD $70.00
Enjoy nature's beauty as you drive through the stunning '1000 Islands', well 1,864 islands to be exact, you certainly wont see then all but you'll see some amazing views. It's a day en route to the Canadian capital, Ottawa. When you arrive you'll get to checkout the sights like the Rideau Canal, which is French for 'Curtain', it's one of Canada's famous heritage sites and you'll hear about the history behind this war related Canal. After taking a tour of the impressive Parliament Building, you'll enjoy dinner in the By Ward Marketplace, a historic farmers' market and shopping district by day, and a favourite gathering place of restaurants and clubs by night. You'll love it!
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
- Travel along the St. Lawrence River Valley & see the Thousand Islands Region
- See the Rideau Canal
- Parliament Tour
Today we are off to experience the fun French feel of Montreal. This city combines its French heritage with a diverse global population, You'll be heading to a few stunning locations like the Olympic Stadium & Old Town which was once donned one of North Americas great cities, the area has an awesome atmosphere with a cool cosmopolitan vibe.
Hotel Breakfast,Dinner
- Visit Old town Montreal, the old port & Mount Royal, Montreal's largest park
- See St. Joseph's Oratory
- See the unique Olympic Stadium
- Group Photo USD $15.00
- Jet Boat Ride USD $59.00
With a free day ahead of you, explore Montreal's creative core and joie de vivre (joy of living).
See some of the city's innovations, like the world-famous Biodome, where you can walk through different eco-systems, from ocean fronts to woodlands, and get up close to all sorts of wildlife.
Montreal is a great place to shop. On St Laurent Boulevard (it's affectionately dubbed "The Main") look through cutting-edge boutiques, jewelery stores and artists' workshops. Otherwise just hang out in an outdoor café among the throngs of people and get a real feel for Montreal's street life.
For a different shopping experience, head underground to Montreal's famous underground-city. With 19 miles of shops and restaurants right under the heart of the city, it's got it all.
Lunchtime: go local and head to Jean-Talon Market, with its bustling stalls and friendly atmosphere. Try some tasty baked goods, fresh produce or delicious snacks, like calamari and chips. Then kick back with some of the best coffee in town from near-by Little Italy.
Tonight, explore Montreal's amazing nightlife with some friends. There's so much to choose from – jazz bars in the down town area, the student vibes of the Latin Quarter, the clubs of Rue St. Catherine or the festive outdoor atmosphere and cozy lounge bars back up the hill on Mt Royal, where Rue St. Denis is a happening night spot.
Afterward, round off your night with a Montreal favorite: poutine (French fries with gravy and cheese curd).
- Bike Tour USD $62.00
Today it's on to historic New England with a tasty stop and a historic stop along the way. Excitement will be high as you pull up to the home of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. Your mouth will be watering as you get to try all the delicious flavours in the ice cream factory, then you'll be stopping off at Montpelier for a wander and to walk off all the free ice cream you inhaled. There is a lot to see today and at the end you will get an 80's throwback, as you visit the bar where everybody knows your name 'Cheers' Bar, which you can reflect on over dinner with the crew.
Hotel Dinner
- Visit the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream factory
- See Boston Common, Quincy Marketplace, Faneuil Hall & the original 'Cheers' Bar
With a full day here, you'll get a feel for this user-friendly city, which is easy to explore on foot.
In your free time, walk through a living time line and follow Boston's famous Freedom Trail, which takes you past 2 and a half centuries of history. Learn about Boston's rebellious role on its road to independence as you explore the cobbled lanes and historic hot spots.
Discover more of Boston. Pound the pavements or choose our optional Hop-on-Hop-off trolley tour and cover more of the city. You'll get the background on Boston's famous Tea Party, when Boston citizens threw tons of tea into the harbor in protest against the British Crown.
Head back to Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market for a bit of souvenir shopping and a dose of history. Dubbed the "Cradle of Liberty" this famous brick building has played a key role in the city for over 250 years. Check out the stalls loaded with New England's crafts, pick up some Boston-made items and order some local food at a push cart eatery or restaurant.
For a bit of the local lifestyle, take in the waterfront by following the Haborwalk. Made up of 62.8 km (39miles) of paths weaving through diverse neighborhoods, it is a great way to experience Boston's maritime flavor and see its working ports in action.
Get into the city's café culture on Italian flavored Hanover Street in Boston's oldest residential district. Sip on a cappuccino as you take in the city's iconic brick architecture.
If you just want to relax, kick back with the locals and people-watch in one of the nine parks that make up the city's "Emerald Necklace". You could return to Boston Common, where public hangings took place in the old days, – now it's a great place to hang out.
Hotel Breakfast
- Walk the historic Freedom Trail
- Feel the student spirit on a 'Hahvahd' (Harvard) tour
- Trolley Tour USD $38.00
See the capital of Rhode Island, Providence before heading back to the bright lights of NYC where the tour ends & it's time to say good-bye to your new friends.
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Marc Lievremont has named the French bench for Sunday's World Cup final at Eden Park.
Lievremont announced his starting XV on Wednesday, putting his faith in the same combinations that prevailed over Wales in the semi-final. The France coach did, however, delay the naming of the substitutes until Friday.
Damien Traille is brought onto the bench for the tournament decider in place of Cedric Heymans. Traille started at fullback when France and the All Blacks met earlier in the competition, but was pulled from the field at half-time. He hasn't featured in the starting XV since.
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Code:47.3 W Coppinger to Heads Smacked the ball straight into the groin of Iwuajoku who has fallen over, miraculously with the ball still caught in his scrotal area! Out!
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RIP Craigos. A true CW legend. You will be missed.
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From Kilted Soldiers to Scottish Poets–The New York Caledonian Club
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This post was written by N-YHS intern Alison Shore Dundy. The recently acquired New York Caledonian Club Records (MS 2923) are a gateway to gemstones from the history of Scottish immigrants in New York City. The records of the Caledonian Club document the work, activities, and membership of this society dedicated to the preservation of […]
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With benefits like increasing the effectiveness of your workouts, preventing injury and strengthening your core, stability training is a great addition any workout program.
While it may sound intimidating at first, stability training simply means exercising with an unstable surface, which can be as simple as standing on one leg. Everyone from beginners to elite athletes can reap the benefits, and stability training is frequently used in rehabilitation work and athletic training.
Our bodies are smart, and constantly adapt to accomplish our daily activities (and workouts) as efficiently as possible. When you work on an unstable surface your muscles need to work harder to maintain your balance, resulting in increased muscle activity. For example, add a stability ball to a squat, and an exercise that was once easy, becomes increasingly challenging.
SLIDE SHOW: 10 great stability exercises for a strong core
If you frequent the gym, but your typically routine just isn t cutting it any more, try including stability training. Doing the same routine of lunges, pushups and biceps curls on an unstable surface will push your workout to the next level.
This kind of training also helps aging populations increase their balance and avoid falls. Along with working the big muscles, exercising on an unstable surface recruits stabilizer and assistant muscles, improving the body s reaction to instability. Working the stabilizers is great for preventing injuries like falls, knee injuries and even back pain.
Another great thing about stability training, all that work to hold your balance requires extra attention from you core. While doing a shoulder press on an unstable surface your abdominal muscles contract giving you an upper body and core workout. That is what I like to call a lot of bang for your workout buck!
We ve included a few different pieces of fitness equipment and exercises to help you get started with stability training. But our first set does not even require equipment, just start out standing on one leg.
Aim for 10-15 reps of each exercise unless otherwise noted. When beginning stability training make sure you have someone to spot you or something to hold onto until you are confident with your balance.
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Standing: To get started with stability training first work on standing on one leg. Aim to bring your knee to hip height and keep your abdominals contracted. Hold For 30 seconds to one minute on each leg.
Bicep Curls: Perform bicep curls while standing on one leg. Keep your abs contracted while you curl your arms up. Do one set of 10-15 with the right leg lifted, then switch and do one set of 10-15 with the left leg lifted.
BOSU Ball
BOSU stands for Both Sides Up , and is a large half ball with a sturdy platform on the bottom. Simply standing on the ball is great for your balance.
Shoulder Presses: Once you ve mastered standing, (it helps to keep a slight bend in the knees) grab a pair of 3-10 pound dumbbells and for a set of shoulder presses. With your palms facing away from your, and shoulders relaxed and pressing down your back, bring your arms up to a 90 degree goal post position. Keep your abs contracted and extend the arms up, then bring the arms back to that 90-degree goal post position. You might have to grab lighter weights since your muscles is working hard to simply balance.
Plank: Plank is one of the best exercises for you core and to turn it up a notch perfrom plank position off of the BOSU Ball. Turn the ball over so the platform side is facing up, place your hands on the platform and lift into plank position. You can modify this by dropping to your knees. Keep your body in a straight line as you hold you abs in, and work to keep the BOSU steady. Hold for 30 seconds to one minute. I guarantee you will feel every inch of your core working!
Stability Ball
Sitting: It might sound simple enough, but for extra core and balance training just sit on a stability ball. Lean back a bit and aim to bring your feet up off the floor. Make sure you have enough room to do this in case you roll off the ball. Extra points if you do a few of these stability ball balances while watching your favorite TV show.
Pushups: I love using the stability ball for pushups since you can easily vary the intensity of the exercise. Lay face down on the ball and roll out until the ball in under your thighs or shins. The farther you roll out, the harder the exercise will be. Find your balance, then do a regular pushup.
Squats: Place the ball against the wall, and then your back against the ball. With your arms facing out in front of you sink down into a squat, then press through your heels to stand back up. To keep your knees back behind your toes this exercise might require adjusting your foot placement.
Foam Wedge
The foam wedge the cylinder shaped half of a foam roller, and the denser the foam the more challenging the exercises will be.
Standing: For intense core, lower body and balance work, simply stand on the foam wedge with one leg. Place the wedge on the floor flat side up, then and stand on it with your right foot. Bring your left foot up, aiming to bring the left knee to hip height. For an extra challenge you can try extending that left leg. Hold for 30 seconds then repeat with the other leg.
Lunges: You have not felt the back of your thighs and glutes until you have done a lunge off a foam roller. This little half cylinder recruits more muscles than you knew you had! No need to adds weights to this exercise; your bodyweight is all you need. Place the roller on the floor with the flat side up, stand on the flat part of the roller with you right foot. (Feel free to hold onto someone or something when starting this exercise.) When you have your balance, bring your left foot back into a lunge position. Make sure you knee stays behind your toes. Press through your right heel to stand up. Do 10 reps then repeat with the left leg.


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CRAMERTON — W.C. Friday's final volleyball practice was much like the marathon of a championship game against Cramerton a day later.
"Yesterday's practice I just went bam, bam, bam, so we didn't really have many water breaks," Friday coach Heather Pasour said. "I worked them. I knew it was going to be an intense game."
That type of preparation paid off as the Cavaliers outlasted Cramerton in five sets (23-25, 25-17, 25-19, 24-26, 15-10) on Friday for their fifth straight Gaston County middle school title.
Alisha Fisher had 17 kills and nine aces to lead Friday, which wrapped up an 11-1 season. The Cavaliers have won every county volleyball title since Stanley claimed the first three from 2005 to 2007.
Chloe Hamilton added five kills and two aces while Bristol McKee had 30 assists, five kills and five aces for Friday, which avenged its only loss. Cramerton (11-1) had defeated the Cavaliers 3-1 early in the season.
Pasour said her team got off to a slow start to the season as she transitioned from coaching North Gaston High School's volleyball team to a conference championship. The high school season extended into late October — just before middle school games began.
The much-improved Cavaliers showed their resolve on Friday after they dropped the first set 25-23.
"They didn't give in," Pasour said. "When they lost one set, they were like, 'All right, let's go to the next one.'"
Cramerton, looking for its first championship in five final appearances, got 10 assists from setter Annie Bradley and 21 service points and strong defensive effort from Audrey Emerson. Other contributors for the Eagles included Anna Armstrong (six kills), Maddie Poll (four kills), Destiny Duff (four kills) and Mikayla Thorpe (six assists).
"In the six years I've coached, God has blessed me with wonderful athletes and supportive families. This year is no exception," Cramerton coach Loretta Matherlee said in a prepared statement. "I have loved coaching this team. … We pray every time we are together, thanking God for giving us the ability to play this game, and we also pray for each other."
The match marked the second straight for Cramerton that went the full five sets. The Eagles, who will say goodbye to 11 eighth graders, had advanced with a 3-2 semifinal victory over Chavis.
Phillip Gardner: 704-869-1843; twitter.com/gazettephil
Gaston County middle school volleyball championship games:
2005 – Stanley 3, Friday 2
2006 – Stanley 3, Belmont 1
2007 – Stanley 3, Cramerton 2
2008 – Friday 3, Cramerton 1
2009 – Friday 3, Cramerton 2
2010 – Friday 3, Belmont 0
2011 – Friday 3, Cramerton 0
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The Winner Stands Alone
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In The Winner Stands Alone, Paulo Coelho has returned to the important themes of Eleven Minutes and The Zahir: Love and Obsession. He offers a suspenseful novel about the fascinating worlds of fortune and celebrity, where the commitment to luxury and success at any cost often prevents one from hearing what the heart actually desires.
Coelho takes us to the Cannes Film Festival, where the so-called Superclass gathersthose who have made it in the dreammakers world of fashion and cinema. Some of them have even reached the very top and are afraid to lose their lofty positions. Money, power, and fame are at stakethings for which most people are prepared to do anything to keep.
At this modern vanity fair we meet Igor, a Russian millionaire; Middle Eastern fashion czar Hamid; American actress Gabriela, eager to land a lead role; ambitious criminal detective Savoy, hoping to resolve the case of his life; and Jasmine, a woman on the brink of a successful modeling career.
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Paulo Coelho, born in Rio de Janeiro in 1947, is one of the bestselling and most influential authors in the world. The Alchemist, The Pilgrimage, The Valkyries, Brida, Veronika Decides to Die, Eleven Minutes, The Zahir, The Witch of Portobello, and The Winner Stands Alone, among others, have sold 115 million copies in more than 160 countries.
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Warren Gatland's British and Irish Lions tour to Australia is imploding in a way similar to Sir Graham Henry's did in 2001.
Gatland made six changes to the Lions after the 16-15 defeat in the second Test, including axing veteran Brian O'Driscoll from the match 23.
Gatland is starting with Welsh centre Jamie Roberts who missed the first two Tests because of injury and hasn't played in nearly a month.
Gatland has lost several senior players to injury during the series and tour but it is a massive gamble to omit the experience of O'Driscoll from the match 23. The selections ask more questions than they currently give answers on the mindset of the Lions coach.
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has recalled George Smith for one last Test. Smith, still part of the Japanese club scene, signed a short-term contract with the Brumbies, and made himself available for the three-Test series.
He got injured when the Brumbies played the Waratahs in Super Rugby and appeared unlikely to feature again.
He has recovered and will start ahead of Michael Hooper against the Lions, who have lost captain Sam Warburton.
Deans's selection of Smith is on the money. Gatland's omission of BOD isn't.
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Does anyone know of a place on the US East Coast where I can do a personal closed retreat for about 2 weeks in January? I will be practising about 16+ hours a day and need to set my own agenda and also not spent much money. One option is just to do it at home.
But many years ago a Zen practitioner friend of mine found a place for personal practice in New York state ....