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October 03, 94
Vol. 10 , No. 02
Fascism in Wartime Japan: Toward the Revival of a Concept
The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies and the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies are pleased to cosponsor a public lecture by Dr. Andrew Gordon, author of Postwar Japan as History (1993), Labor and Imperial Democracy in Prewar Japan (1991), and The Evolution of Labor Relations in Japan: Heavy Industry, 1853-1955 (1985).
Gordon received both an A.B. and a Ph.D. from Harvard University. Since 1973, he has lived, taught, and conducted research in Japan for a total of eight years. As professor of history at Duke University, Gordon concentrates his teachings and research interests in the fields of Japanese modern history and the comparative studies of labor. He is currently engaged in a study of labor-management relations in a Japanese steel mill between the end of World War II and the present, and he is preparing a book titled Contest for the Workplace: Workers and Managers in a Japanese Steelmill.
Electoral Politics in Virginia
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1994 4:00 p.m.
McKenna Auditorium
Governor L. Douglas Wilder has led a distinguished career as a determined leader and effective public servant. He graduated from Virginia Union College in 1951 with a degree in chemistry. Soon after, he was drafted into the Army where he was awarded the Bronze Star. Upon graduation from Howard University Law School, he opened a private practice in Richmond.
In 1969 he became the first African-American elected to the Virginia legislature since the days of Reconstruction. In 1985 he became lieutenant governor and in 1990 was sworn in as the first African-American governor in U.S. history. During his administration, Governor Wilder was noted for his sound fiscal policies, making Virginia the best financially managed state in the country, according to Financial World magazine.
A Democrat who had been running as an independent, Wilder recently withdrew from the U.S. Senate race in Virginia, potentially giving a substantial boost to incumbent Democrat Charles S. Robb's efforts to keep his Senate seat in his race against Republican Oliver L. North.
Governor Wilder's address, sponsored by Res Publica of Claremont McKenna College, will begin at 4:00 p.m. in McKenna Auditorium and is open to all.
China Wakes: The Struggle for the Soul of a Rising Power
SHERYL WuDUNN
What do you make of a country that physically tortures political objectors and criminals and yet explodes with new wealth and unprecedented increases in living standards?
How do you reconcile a regime that uses tanks and guns to spray bullets at protestors in Tiananmen Square yet has managed to improve dramatically the lifestyles of over 900 million peasants?
China is such a place, and in China Wakes: The Struggle for the Soul of a Rising Power (1994), Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Sheryl WuDunn and her husband, Nicholas D. Kristof, explore these paradoxes while maintaining that the economic revolution in China is one of the most dramatic events of the 20th century. China Wakes provides a look at China's impact on the rest of the world by combining ground-breaking reporting with the authors' personal account of how they came to discover human stories within the world's most populated nation.
WuDunn, a third generation Chinese-American who grew up in New York City, graduated with honors from Cornell University and worked as an international loan officer for three years. She then went to Harvard Business School, where she earned a master's degree in business administration, and to Princeton University, where she earned a master's degree in public administration and international affairs. Before joining The New York Times as a foreign correspondent in Beijing, she worked for the Miami Herald, The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and the South China Morning Post. WuDunn and her husband became the first couple to win a Pulitzer Prize in journalism for their reporting on Tiananmen Square from 1988 through 1993. They have also received the George Polk Award for international reporting as well as the Overseas Press Club Award for foreign reporting.
Their current release, China Wakes, follows from a quotation that has been attributed to Napoleon: "When China wakes, it will shake the world."
Come join us at the Athenaeum as we welcome Sheryl WuDunn for her insight into an awakening world.
The Donner Party
The Donner Party (1992) chronicles the harrowing tale of the ill-fated emigrant group that set out for California in the spring of 1846 and ended in disaster in the snows of the Sierra Nevada Mountains the following winter. Three years before the gold rush, the Donner Party was part of a much larger tide of American emigration that in 1846 was just beginning to settle the Mexican province of Upper California. In July of that year, following the advice of a persuasive promoter named Lansford W. Hastings, they split off from the main body of emigrants to take an untried "shortcut" across the barren reaches of the Great Basin. The torturously difficult route was their undoing. Weeks behind and desperately short of food, the Donner Party did not reach the mountains of California until late October-where they were stopped by the first blizzard of what would prove to be the worst winter in the history of the Sierra Nevada. The five months the Donner Party spent trapped on the eastern side of the Sierra culminated in death and cannibalism for half the party and gave rise to the most haunting and mesmerizing episode to come out of the pioneer movement.
Thomas F. Andrews, Ph.D., has served as the Executive Director of the Historical Society of Southern California for the past eight years. He previously held the position of Vice President and Academic Dean at Westmont College and taught in the history departments at Azusa Pacific University and Pasadena College (now Point Loma Nazarene College). He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. at the University of Southern California, where he served as interim director of their MLA program in 1986 and 1987.
Andrews's doctoral thesis focused on overland guidebook literature to California and Oregon, 1840-1860, and on the person of Lansford W. Hastings, pioneer California promoter and emigrant guide. The guidebook written and published by Hastings is a controversial part of the Donner Party story. Dr. Andrews has published articles on the subject in California Historical Quarterly, Pacific Historical Review, and Western Historical Quarterly.
Andrews served as a consultant on The Donner Party documentary, which he will introduce at the Athenaeum. Following the screening of The Donner Party, Andrews will lead a discussion of the film. As the third program in the series Film: The Documentary, please be aware that this evening will run later than usual.
A related note of interest: through September 30 Honnold/Mudd Library has the "Overland Journeys to the Pacific Coast, 1840-60" exhibit. From the William Smith Mason Collection, this exhibit features published diaries, maps, and other accounts of pioneer journeys across the United States to California and the Oregon Territory.
What Real Equality of Opportunity Requires
The Family of Benjamin Z. Gould Center for Humanistic Studies takes great pride in welcoming Dr. John E. Roemer to Claremont to deliver the first of three lectures in the Ethics, Economics, and Public Policy series that the center is sponsoring this fall. Professor Roemer brings to his discussion a prodigious international reputation founded on his considerable contributions in the fields of normative and Marxian economics, political philosophy, distributive justice, and social choice. A summa cum laude graduate of Harvard, he earned his Ph.D. in economics from the University of California at Berkeley. He has won several prestigious awards and fellowships, published in a number of U.S. and foreign journals on a broad range of subjects, and occupied important positions in professional societies and at institutions of higher learning.
Dr. Roemer currently serves as director of the program on economy, justice, and society at the University of California at Davis, where he has taught since 1974. He has authored several books, including Analytical Foundations of Marxian Economic Theory (1981), A General Theory of Exploitation and Class (1982), Free To Lose: An Introduction to Marxist Economic Philosophy (1988), and, most recently, A Future for Socialism (1994).
All are welcome to join us for what promises to be an enlightening, engaging, and brilliantly polemical discussion of matters that are at once timely and timeless.
The Art of Biography
0n October 31, 1992, more than 350 years after being accused, tried, and condemned by the Roman Catholic Church for adhering to the Copernican model of the universe, Galileo Galilei received an apology from the Vatican. James Reston Jr.'s Galileo: A Life (1994) examines the complete life of this brilliant mathematician, astronomer, and inventor with a keen eye to the entire story of his life and legacy.
Reston's writing achieves the precarious balance of good biography by tempering an articulate narrative with the utmost of factual integrity. His previous biographies have spotlighted military leaders, cult leaders, politicians, and sports figures. His work also includes three Frontline documentaries for PBS, the novels To Defend, To Destroy (1971) and The Knock at Midnight (1975), and the plays Sherman the Peacemaker (1979) and Jonestown Express (1984).
Reston holds a philosophy degree from the University of North Carolina and Oxford University. In addition to his numerous literary credits, his experience includes speechwriting for the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, an intelligence position in the U.S. Army, and a creative writing lecturer post at the University of North Carolina.
Bound by the Wind
In 1995 the Non-Proliferation Treaty of 1968 expires, leaving the world of nuclear politics in a volatile state. When North Korea recently dropped out of the nonproliferation game to pursue an unfettered nuclear weapons program, calls for nuclear weapons production and testing bans were pronounced. As Japan announces its desire to develop its own nuclear weapons program, the United States vacillates from nuclear testing suspension with France and the former Soviet Union to preparations to resume its own testing.
David L. Brown, who grew up downwind from the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant in Denver, knows what radiation emissions from such sites can do. In the documentary Bound by the Wind (1993), Brown investigates the global impact of nuclear weapons testing and the 40-year international campaign to achieve a comprehensive test ban.
Bound by the Wind, winner of the CINE Golden Eagle and Golden Gate Award for the best environmental documentary, is structured around the dramatic stories of people from the United States, the former Soviet Union, and the South Pacific who are directly affected by radiation from nuclear testing. The film interweaves their stories of fallout, birth defects, cancer, and deception with the relevant historical events, archival footage, and analysis from experts such as the late Linus Pauling and government officials like Pat Schroeder.
An independent filmmaker and CMC alumnus, Brown has been directing and producing current affairs documentaries for more than twenty years. His documentaries A Question of Power (1986), Free Zone: Democracy Meets the Nuclear Threat (1989), and Strategies for Survival have received over 35 international awards and have been broadcast both internationally and by PBS. Bound by the Wind is the second installment in a documentary series at the Athenaeum. Please join us for a viewing of the film, followed by discussion with its producer.
The Navajo "Code Talkers" of World War II
Because the Navajo language was unknown outside the continental United States, the U.S. Armed Forces used Navajo "code talkers" to send messages during World War II. The notable contributions these radiomen made to the victory at Iwo Jima and during other battles will be addressed in Paul Apodaca's lecture, which is part of the continuing Athenaeum series Reflections on World War II: 50 Years after D-Day.
For 15 years Apodaca has worked with Orange County's largest museum, the Bowers Museum, as an artist and curator. Currently a professor at Chapman University, he has lectured and taught at UCLA, Cal State Fullerton, and the University of California at Irvine. Apodaca is also a highly respected consultant and contributor to the Smithsonian, the California Arts Council, the California State Indian Museum, and the California Council for the Humanities. Apodaca's literary credits include editing News from Native California (1988), writing for The MacMillan Dictionary of Art and The American Encyclopedia of Ideas, as well as illustrating Bowers Museum publications including Religion, Art and Iconography: Man and Cosmos in Prehispanic Mesoamerica (1982).
Paul Apodaca wrote and performed the musical score for the Oscar-winning feature documentary Broken Rainbow (1986), which helped to stop a planned government relocation of 12,000 Navajo from their reservation in Arizona. His list of honors and awards also includes the Orange County Human Rights Award and the Smithsonian Institution Museum Professional Award.
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The Rheintochter (Rhine Maiden) R I was an experimental German two-stage anti-aircraft missile tested in the last year of World War II. It was also one of the largest solid-fuel rockets of the war and produced the largest thrust, although for a very short duration. Due to its inadequate altitude ceiling, it was to be supplanted by the R III model, a liquid-fuel missile with two side-mounted solid-fuel boosters, but only six of those were ever launched.
This artifact is the main body or sustainer section of an incomplete Rheintochter,as the missile lacks a guidance section. The Smithsonian acquired it as part of the massive gift of World War II artifacts from the U.S. Air Force in 1949.
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Musikmesse 2010: From The Basement
26th Mar 2010 | 17:26
Without a doubt, the best band at Frankfurt
After a couple of days on the show floor, it was refreshing to find a stand that wasn't pumping out slap bass
T-Rex Engineering beer
While we're on the subject of 'refreshing'...
Plastic Fabtastic Four
One of the weirder items of Beatles memorabilia on display at the International Vintage Show
A massive orange ear
Could they be any whiter?
Either Blacker Guitars missed their flight or this is a Yoko Ono art installation
It's always Christmas on the Sandberg stand...
ESP Natural Angel
And the award for Least Practical Guitar Design goes to... Nice wings though, fair play
The merch stand was excellent this year
Taking the 'T-shirt and tie' combo beyond the pale
Guitar Sofa...
The ultimate drug-induced rockstar home furnishings purchase?
...to go with the Piano Table
We'll leave the bean bags though, thanks
Wrong Moog
A mysterious Etherwave Pro on the Moog stand with 'WRONG!' wooden knobs. What's wrong? Answers on a postcard...
Mit einen Vorwort von Brian May
Guitar Techniques editor Neville Marten makes an appearance, in German, at the International Vintage Show
Union Jack Explorer
If Noel Gallagher went metal...
Team MusicRadar consider a wardrobe makeover, Frankfurt-style
Animal print keytar
What's the one thing more tasteful than a keytar? One with a faux animal skin print of course!
Vinyl floor
Team MusicRadar slips off its high heels and investigates further...
Vinyl record drum kit
Drums. Made of records. Check out heynekunstfabrik.de for more
The dancing pink JCB
The taxis in Frankfurt are really quite something
Peace out
And that's the weirdness over for another year. Roll on Musikmesse 2011!
Photo gallery: The strangest sights of Frankfurt


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Currier Inks Three More to Freshman Class
August 5, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Pfeiffer University men's basketball coach Jeremy Currier has announced the signing of three more recruits in the 2010 freshmen class. Guards Kyler Gregory (Gibsonville, NC), Elijah Matthews (Clinton, MD), and Daniel Kuhl (Winter Springs, FL) will make Misenheimer home for the next four years.
"We are fortunate to have these three young men come to Pfeiffer University," stated Currier. "All three of them coming from winning programs, and have proven to be successful on the court and in the classroom. Adding Kyler, Elijah, and Daniel to the Pfeiffer family ensures a bright future for our program."
Gregory, standing 6'9'', joins the Falcons from Western Alamance High School where he played under head coach Wayne Stevens. Gregory averaged 24 points and 11 rebounds per game while shooting 44% from the three-point line. He was named second team all-region his junior year. During his senior season he improved to first team all-region while also being named the Burlington Times and News all-region player-of-the-year. Throughout his career, he was a three-time all-conference performer and scored 1,200 points. Gregory also garnered academic all-conference awards on five different occasions. "Kyler is a special young man," commented Currier. "He has been one of the best players in the state for the last two years, and has carried a 4.0 grade point average while doing it. Kyler can shoot the ball at a high level, and hit length will help us immediately."
Matthews checking in at 6'2'', joins the Falcon program from St. Mary's Ryken High School in Maryland where he played under head coach Dave Tallman. The point guard was a varsity starter in all four years playing in the WCAC, one of the top high school conferences in the country. He was a 2010 McDonalds All-American nominee and selected to play in the 2010 inaugural edition of the best basketball players of AAU. Matthews was ranked by Scouts, Inc. and ESPN Recruiting with a scout grade of 80. He finished his senior season averaging 14 points, nine rebounds, and five assists per contest. "We are extremely fortunate to get a player of Elijah's level," said Currier. "Elijah was an impact player for a winning high school team in one of the best high school conferences in the country, and played for one of the top AAU programs in the DC Assault. He is a proven winner that has a work ethic that will help our program right away."
Kuhl, 6'4'', comes to Pfeiffer as a four year starter under head coach Travis Jones at Winter Springs High School where they posted a 90-26 record. A three-year captain, Kuhl averaged 12.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 4.4 assists while leading the Bears to three conference championships, three district championships, one Regional Championship and a trip to the 6A Final Four.
"There is no better compliment that a coach can have for a player than trust. I have trusted Daniel to start every game over the past four years and gave him the green light to shoot and make plays at will," stated Coach Jones. "Through his leadership over those four years the team racked up 90 wins with the multiple championships. None of these accomplishments are possible without Daniel. He will be missed at Winter Springs and an asset to Pfeiffer University on the court, on campus and in the community."
Kuhl was a Seminole Athletic Conference selection as a sophomore, junior and senior, and selected as a Winter Park Rotary Tournament first team selection in 2008 and 2009. Kuhl was rated inside the top-100 players in the Country by National Underclassmen Basketball Report, and ranked by Eddie Oliver and Hoops USA, a national player ranking throughout the United States as a senior. Kuhl was rated as the 9th best player in Florida by BreakDown Magazine, was an Orlando Sentinel Top 25 Player to watch in the state of Florida, rated by Hoop Scoop Online as one of the best players in Florida.
"Daniel has great size for a freshman guard, and a dynamic skill set that will help us immediately," added Currier. "To get a smart, multi-faceted player that can make everyone around him better is a special thing, and he is someone that can come in and help us right away. Daniel's dad played in the ACC, with uncle's playing major Division I basketball. He comes from a great basketball pedigree and he has been winning for the last four years in the highly-competitive Florida 6A high school league. We are thrilled to have Daniel join us at Pfeiffer University."


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Visionaries: David Abram and Bill Plotkin, PhD
Author, depth psychologist and ecotherapist, Bill Plotkin explores the needed great shifts on the planet with cultural ecologist, philosopher and spiritual teacher David Abrams. Their in-depth discussion examines our western culture's disconnect from nature, the consequences of that disconnection and potential solutions to reconnect not only to nature but to our authentic selves. Bill describes our current educational system as a prison or zoo in which the wild connection to the authentic self is tamed out of children. David encourages us to closely examine nature around us to help reconnect to our authentic selves and he gives a detailed and poetic description of his physical location. They believe western society is currently stuck in perpetual adolescence due to the cultural resistance to experience the downward journey prescribed as necessary for maturation in many indigenous mythologies. The easiest way to arrest the development of a society is to identify that downward journey as evil. And the modern western society has done just that. Even the conceptual downward direction is where the devil lives in some modern beliefs. So we have arrested our maturation process by resisting that downward descent as part of the transformational process.
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The Grand Prairie Police Department is pleased to announce a historic 30 percent crime rate decrease from 2010 to 2013 and the third consecutive year of a crime rate reduction. The 30 percent overall crime decrease consists of a 14 percent drop in Violent Crimes and a 30 percent decrease in Property Crimes. The most notable decreases were seen in the following areas:
The Grand Prairie Police Department attributes this sustained decrease in crime to "smart policing" concepts, which involve a three-part strategy of the following:
Since 2010, GPPD has seen a 204 percent increase in traffic stops, 35 percent increase in arrests and more than 120 active police volunteers now serving in areas such as Citizens on Patrol, Volunteer Police Chaplains and Volunteers in Policing.
The Department also credits the enhanced use of social media and working with residents and the media toward increased awareness and timely reporting of criminal activity.
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While many factors affect a crime rate, the Grand Prairie Police Department believes their holistic approach to policing and increased community partnerships have contributed to less crime and improved quality of life in the city.
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DUBOIS — DuBois scored 11 runs on seven hits in the fifth inning, and Riley Assalone allowed only four hits to defeat Punxsy, 17-5 in five innings Wednesday, and advanced to the District 10 Little League softball All-Stars final against the winner of tonight's Ridgway/Bradford game.
Punxsy had three errors in the fifth inning and could have gotten out of the high-scoring inning much earlier, but DuBois took advantage of the errors with three hits and aggressive base running.
RIDGWAY — Punxsy scored 11 of its 13 runs during its final three at-bats to defeat Ridgway, 13-9, to move on to the winners' bracket final in Little League baseball All-Star action Wednesday night in Ridgway.
With the win, Punxsy advances to the winners' bracket final where it will play at 4 p.m. Sunday at DuBois. Ridgway falls to the losers' bracket where it will travel to Reynoldsville/Sykesville for a game Friday. Punxsy committed a number of errors in the game, but it still held on for the four-run victory.
BROOKVILLE — The Brookville Minor League softball All-Stars was taken down by DuBois, 11-8, in a competitive game Wednesday night in Brookville.
Brookville came back from a five-run deficit to tie it at eight in the fourth, but DuBois added three additional runs in the bottom of the fourth.
"I was real impressed with the way we fought," Brookville manager Carl McManigle said. "We never got down; we kept fighting, and I think the final score shows that."
James Richard Pifer, 90, Punxsutawney, died Sunday, June 26, 2011, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
He was born Nov. 24, 1920, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Merle Philip and Ida Elizabeth (Smith) Pifer.Â
He is the last member of his family.
Mr. Pifer was a corporal with the U.S. Army Air Force, having served during World War II. He earned the Asiatic Pacific Service Medal, World War II Victory Medal, the American Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
Nov. 15, 1946, he married Doris Ruth Bair, who survives.
Lloyd F. Stover, 90, DuBois, died Wednesday, June 29, 2011, at the DuBois Nursing Home.
He was born May 25, 1921, in Luthersburg, a son of the late J. Frank and Iva (Marshall) Stover.
Oct. 1, 1949, he married June (Gillung) Stover, who preceded him in death Dec. 18, 1997.
Mr. Stover graduated from Luthersburg High School and joined the U.S. Army Air Force, in which he served during World War II.
He was employed with Rockwell Manufacturing as an electrician until he retired in 1983.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — Wednesday is considered the best day during the annual Old Home Week Carnival by members of the Punxsutawney Fire Department and employees of J&J Amusements, as youngsters and adults from the Arc of Jefferson County Camp Friendship visited for fun and lunch.
Campers from Camp Friendship near Reynoldsville were invited to ride the carnival rides for free, and members of the fire department served campers, parents and counselors a free lunch.
Ranee Sikora, director of the Punxsutawney Camp Friendship, said the campers enjoyed the carnival as much as any day of camp.
A young girl's recitation of a Biblical passage encourages refugees seeking safety during the Ice Age in Act I of "The Skin of Our Teeth." The Punxsutawney Theatre Arts Guild will stage the final three local performances of Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning satiric fantasy at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Friday and Saturday nights at the auditorium of Punxsutawney Area Middle School. Tickets are sold at the door. Pictured are (front, from left) Debra Dinsmore, Laura Chelgren, Doug Fye, Jef Dinsmore; (back) Terry A. Fye, Sandy Hill-Gearhart, Alexa Valkosky, Mallory Croasman and Alice S. Morris.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — The Punxsutawney Area School Board approved its $38.7 million general fund budget — with no tax increase — for the 2011-12 school year at Wednesday's board meeting.
The budget was passed 6-0, with board members Lesa Conner, Penny Pierce and Penny Pifer excused from the meeting.
The $38,713,742 will be funded by the $5 per capita school laws section 679; $5 per capita Act 51; one percent Earned Income Tax Act 511; 600 mills Occupational Assessment Tax Act 511; and a one-percent real estate transfer Tax Act 511.
The Reds' Peyton Hetrick (left) tries to throw out the Red Sox's Ashton Stonbraker during a Machine Pitch baseball game Tuesday night at Bob Roberts Field in Punxsutawney. For the first year, Punxsy's six- and seven-year-old Machine Pitch League is part of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Little League.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — The John J. Fisher Post 62 Punxsy American Legion team scored 10 of its 11 runs in the first two innings and held off a late rally by DuBois to win, 11-10, Tuesday at Rich Kuntz Memorial Field in Punxsutawney.
Punxsy's offensive outburst was just what manager Mike Dickey wanted to see from his team with the playoffs just around the corner.
"Hitting from top to bottom, that was refreshing to see," Dickey said. "Of course, we know they're not throwing the guys they will in the playoffs, but regardless, it gives us some confidence."


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Students at North Lenoir High School did their part to help combat hunger on Friday when they packed 10,000 meals for "Stop Hunger Now."
The event was done as a service project for North Lenoir's chapter of SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions).
Students Hannah Clark and Bailey Humphrey started the organization in the fall of 2012 after attending a leadership conference at N.C. State.
"It inspired us and we wanted to do something," Humphrey said. "It's good to have a positive place to have fun and do things with your friends."
Clark, who serves as chapter president, said the group discusses a variety of issues.
"We talk about texting and driving, drunk driving, underage drinking and any other destructive behaviors," she said.
Clark said North Lenoir's chapter of SADD focuses on service and working with Stop Hunger Now has been their biggest project to date. Clark's first encounter with the agency came when she became involved with The Gate, a community development center in Kinston.
"My church went down there and Mr. Chris (Singleton) was there doing a Stop Hunger Now event," she said. "Someone donated the money to hold the event and we were asked to volunteer.
When I talked to Chris, he said it only cost $.25 to feed someone. I eat multiple times a day and I know it costs more than $.25 each time so I knew it was feasible to do."
Clark said the $2,500 needed for the project was raised through donations and small fundraisers selling candy and other items.
SADD faculty advisor Cortina Dixon said she was proud of the student's efforts.
"It's a great idea that has come together quickly," she said.
Singleton, program manager for Stop Hunger Now in Easter North Carolina, said he was excited to be at North Lenoir.
"We don't do a lot of school events, but the ones we do usually go really well," he said.
Singleton said most of the meals go to orphanages and schools throughout the world. Meals consist of rice, soy proteins, dehydrated vegetables and a vitamin supplement.
"Hunger doesn't kill you, but it destroys your immune system and weakens you so you can get sick and that's how people die," he said. The reason we donate the food to schools is because parents who can't feed their children but know they will get fed at school are more likely to send their child to school. They will get a meal and an education and just maybe, they will come back and help their community have a better tomorrow."
Students who participated said they were glad to be involved in the project.
"If we can help anyone anyway we can inside of outside of our community I'm happy to help," Garrett Yarbrough said.
For more information on how to help, visit stophungernow.com.
Noah Clark can be reached at 252-559-1073 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @nclark763.


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You'll feel a deep bond grow with the gentle giants of the jungle as you witness the incredibly rich interactions between orangutans in their natural habitat alongside knowledgeable research scientists at work.
Ubud is a serene artist town and you'll fall straight into the vibe with a visit to the Klungkung ceiling murals in the 18th century Kerta Gosa. You'll also journey to Besakih temple on the slopes of Bali's highest volcano; see the ancient statues carved into the cliff face at Gunung Kawi temple; meet mountain farmers as you trek through aromatic coffee, clove and cacao plantations that surround Munduk village; refresh your senses in the crystalline waters of a remote waterfall; and discover the lush terraced rice fields of Jatiluwih. Elsewhere, you'll encounter the world's largest complex of Buddhist monuments that rise from a patchwork of bottle-green rice paddies in Yogyakarta; visit the 9th century Hindu temples at Prambanan; trek through rainforest in search of a range of primates and wildlife at Tanjung Putting; and encounter majestic orangutans in the wild at protected Camp Leaky.
From observing the work of research scientists as you spot orangutans in their natural habitat to meeting the mountain farmers of Munduk, your experienced team of local guides and private drivers will take you deeper into the South East Asian experience than you could have ever dreamed. You'll also enjoy restful nights in a range of incredible forest lodges, private beach hotels and world-class spa resorts and you experience Balinese hospitality at its finest.
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One of the only places in the world where orangutans can be seen in the wild. Observe Orangutans, Proboscis Monkeys, Gibbons, Tarsiers, and other primate species in their natural habitat. Enjoy the Klotok river boat experience, the dense forest, and visit to the Pesalat area.
Transfer from the airport to Ubud with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
Start the day with a visit to Kerta Gosa, or Hall of Justice, built in 18th century in Klungkung. It is beautifully laid out within a moat and provides an exquisite example of the Klungkung style of painting and architecture which can be seen in the ceiling murals. Continue through spectacular views of terraced rice fields to Besakih temple, located on the slope of Mount Agung, Bali's highest volcano. It's called Mother Temple of Bali as it houses ancestral shrines for all Hindu Balinese and a complex of nearly 24 temples. The next stop iwill be Kintamani, where you can enjoy your lunch with a breathtaking view over the caldera lake, Danau Batur. Driving down, arrive in the bottom of a lush green valley where the Gunung Kawi temple, Bali's largest ancient monument is located. It consists of 10 rock-cut shrine memorials standing 7 meters high in sheltered niches cut into the sheer cliff face. End the tour with a stop at Goa Gajah before returning to your hotel.
Depart in the morning from your hotel and transfer to the Munduk village. Upon arrival, enjoy a beautiful trekking experience through coffee plants, cloves, cacao, and other exotic tropical plantations around the village. Your guide will give you the insight to mountain farming life and the importance of the plantations that once attracted the arrival of Europeans to the archipelago. Visit the waterfall with its refreshing breezes - a great photo opportunity. After, enjoy a short refreshment, carry on to Jatiluwih where you can enjoy a pleasant walk to discover the beautiful terrace rice fields of Jatiluwih, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After visiting Jatiluwih, stop for lunch at the G Terrace Restaurant while enjoying the lovely views over the paddy (beverages are not included). Afterwards, continue your visit to the holy site of Batukaru Temple, located on the southern slope of Batukaru Mountain.
Transfer from Ubud to the airport with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
Fly from Denpasar (Bali) to Yogyakarta. Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
This tour will bring you to the world's biggest Buddhist monument complex, Borobudur. Looming out of a patchwork of bottle-green paddies and swaying palm tops, this colossal Buddhist relic is one of the continent's marvels. Built around 800 A.D. after the decline of Buddhism and the shift of power to East Java, the monument was abandoned soon after its completion. For centuries the complex lay forgotten, buried under layers of volcanic ash. Climb up to the top and enjoy a wonderful view on the Menoreh mountains. Enough time is given to stroll around the complex and to discover its beauty. Afterwards, continue to visit the nearby temples such as Pawon and Mendut Temple.
This morning, you will be picked up from your hotel and driven to Prambanan village to visit the Prambanan Temple. The hindu temple complex was erected in the 9th century while Java was ruled by the Hindu Sanjayas Old Mataram in the north. The complex consists of 3 major temples/shrines such as Candi Shiva Mahadeva, Candi Brahma, and Candi Vishnu. Enough time will be given to walk around and observe the beautiful carvings and the neighborhood shrines such as the Candi Palosan and the Candi Sewu. The Ramayana story is carved into the walls of the temples.
Transfer from Yogyakarta to the airport in Semarang with a private vehicle and English speaking guide. The transfer is approximately 2 hours.
Fly from Semarang to Pangkalan Bun. Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Upon your arrival at Pangkalanbun Airport you will meet your local guide for a transfer to the pier for a boat cruise to Rimba Lodge in Tanjung Puting.
Spend the afternoon at leisure, watching the canopy and lower branches of the dense forest in search for the local wildlife. The local Proboscis Monkeys are most often spotted in the tree systems alongside the river.
After breakfast you will board the klotok to travel up river for about 2 hours and then up a side creek to Camp Leakey where the older orangutans used to be reintroduced into the rain forest. En route you will stop at Pondok Tanguy, the former rehabilitation centre for the new ex-captive orangutans. At Camp Leakey you will have opportunity to trek into the rain forest with your expert guide and the forestry rangers to appreciate the flora as well as perhaps sighting wild orangutans, gibbons, macaques, and birds. Lunch will be provided on the boat. In the afternoon you will visit the feeding station to see rehabilitated orangutans eat their lunch.
In the afternoon, enjoy some time at leisure where you can explore or just relax.
After breakfast, prepare for a transfer by boat to the Kumai River harbour where a car will be waiting to take you to the airport.
Fly from Pangkalan Bun to Surabaya. Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Fly from Surabaya to Denpasar (Bali). Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Etched into a hillside overlooking the Tjampuhan ridge, Pita Maha Resort & Spa encompasses private pool villas in a style reminiscent of a Balinese village. Located just 5 minutes from central Ubud, this boutique hotel is an elegant retreat steeped in local tradition. Named after the artistic association that nurtured creative talent during the 1930's, Pita Maha Resort & Spa is an elegant hotel in Ubud where travelers can experience the true charm of Bali. Pita Maha means 'great shining' and this boutique resort honors the island's artistic legacy.
This historic colonial style hotel has been fully renovated. The hotel offers the facilities and comfort of a modern hotel while maintaining the traditions of the past. All 144 rooms, including 10 suites, offer private balconies and are furnished in a modern style with local touches. The Paprika restaurant specializes in Asian fusion cooking. The 1918s terrace bar overlooks an open-air courtyard and the trendy Vino Wine Bar features nightly entertainment.
Rimba Lodge is perched on the edge of the Sekonyer River and surrounded by forest. Access is only by boat from the Port of Kumai. The timber Lodge is built in a series of adjoining elevated pavilions. Five pavilions contain 3 rooms and have their own covered verandah and boardwalk to the river's edge. Amethyst, Sapphire and Ruby rooms are adjoining in one large pavilion. The walkways also join the restaurant, reception and lounge and office. The Lodge is just a few minutes by boat from the orangutan feeding station at Pondok Tangui and mid way upstream to Camp Leakey. A resident troop of macaques are often seen around the Lodge and Proboscis monkeys are also often visible across the river. This is a Lodge that feels truly remote.
The Sandi Phala is a secret sanctuary on the magical island of Bali. The stunning boutique hotel is set within a shady tropical garden that gently spills on to a secluded private beach of soft white sand. The hotel renders the perfect place for subtle and rejuvenating stay on the island of Bali. It's known for its enrapturing sunset experience, the hotel boasts 11 lavished suites with three different categories, set in the midst of a beautiful garden and each uniquely designed with a stunning Indonesian style of decor. Sandi Phala also features a fine dining French restaurant and a swimming pool, which is positioned where guests have a scenic view of the ocean.
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"My trip to China proved to be an outstanding experience. Each location provided excellent learning and entertainment opportunities. The country was very impressive both in its deep history and in the huge modernization that has taken place in recent decades. The tour guides at each location were well informed and able to answer questions while also offering detailed information at all sites. It was a pleasure to be so well taken care of. The guides and drivers were always helpful. The meals on the tour were delicious and varied. I was pleased with the choice of restaurants. The hotels were comfortable and well located. I will recommend Kensington Tours. "
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"I was a bit nervous about visiting Myanmar. Thanks to the outstanding help and planning via Kensington Tours, everything went off without a hitch!! It was a fantastic experience, that I would recommend to anyone with a spirit of adventure. "
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December 12, 2014
"The trip was fantastic!!!Each guide and driver gave us so much information and were so helpful. They made sure that they took good care of our well being and requests. My husband, who we all call "the reluctant traveler" said, halfway through the trip, where are we going next? He said if he can go with Kensington then he will go anyplace. Thanks for making our trip to China a memorable experience."
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"100% satisfied! We had a wonderful trip. Our travel adviser, Tony Newman put together a tour that included everywhere we wanted to visit and within our very limited time frame. Conrad, who booked our transportation was very professional. The tour guides, hotel accommodations and transportation arrangements were all excellent. We will be using Kensington Tours again!"
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December 12, 2014
"We were so impressed with all aspects of the trip that Kensington arranged for us - even at short notice. The itinerary was perfectly planned, full of extra activities like riding an elephant and a water buffalo cart ride. The guides were wonderful in all the places we went and the travel was easy between locations. Vietnam is a wonderful destination and Angkor Wat is amazing too. We loved the overnight on the boat in Halong Bay and the train ride to Sapa. The day we spent trekking between indigenous villages in the mountains of Sapa was one of the most interesting days of my life! We have travelled a lot and this was one of the best trips we have ever taken."
Olive Ramchand ,
June 03, 2014
"I have to admit, this was the BEST vacation I ever had. The tour was nothing less than Fantastic! The hotels were great, the guides were great, the transportation was great, the places were great, the people were great, the food was great and last but not least China, itself was out of this world. I'm so glad I booked this tour and would recommend this to anyone. Thanks so much for all your help, your interest and your recommendations. Steve in China was so attentive, he called constantly to make sure everything was fine. We really had a fabulous time and even my jaded husband who normally only seems to care about where the nearest golf course is, was impressed and had a wonderful time.
Thanks again, and unto the next vacation (although I don't know how we would top this one!!)
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April 21, 2014
"The tour was absolutely fabulous. It all started with the planning. Kathryn graciously accommodated our tight schedule and multiple needs, including a mid-trip change in plans. The tour guides and drivers were all great and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations and meals were fantastic. I was apprehensive about going to China not knowing the language but it worked out great!"
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January 15, 2014
"We just returned on Monday from our wonderful trip to South Korea, Bangkok and Phuket. I wanted to thank you for all of your hard work in planning our tours and adventures. Everything was spot on, from our arrivals at the airports, to the guides and the tours. I would not hesitate to recommend you and your company. It was truly a wonderful vacation. Thank you again.
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The level of scrutiny only increases this week for Aaron Mellette, the playmaking receiver who has evolved into Elon University's best pro football prospect in decades.
For years, opposing defenses targeted him with double-coverages and specialized concentration.
Now the extra attention comes from the horde of NFL scouts, coaches and general managers who descend on the Senior Bowl.
"It's a big opportunity for me to show I can play with the guys from some of the bigger schools," Mellette told the Times-News. "I just look at it as another challenge, to just compete and show the scouts and GMs, 'OK he's no pushover. He can compete with the best of them.' "
On Saturday, Mellette will become the first Elon player to participate in the game for college all-stars in Mobile, Ala., that began in 1950.
He arrived there during the weekend and today starts a period of closely watched practices, workouts and interactions in and around Ladd-Peebles Stadium — essentially his latest step in the job interview process that leads into the NFL Draft.
The Senior Bowl roster is divided into North and South groups and coached by two NFL staffs. The Oakland Raiders and head coach Dennis Allen are in charge of Mellette's North team. The Detroit Lions and head coach Jim Schwartz are directing the South team.
Mellette will be catching passes from North Carolina State quarterback Mike Glennon at some point this week. Glennon, Syracuse's Ryan Nassib and Miami of Ohio's Zac Dysert are the three quarterbacks listed on the North's roster.
And the possibility of pairing the 6-foot-4, 220-pound Mellette alongside speed-burners such as Oregon's Kenjon Barner, Michigan's Denard Robinson and Oregon State's Markus Wheaton — a couple of the North's notable skill players — has to seem intriguing to those who saw the Elon receiver dominate the Football Championship Subdivision.
"The Senior Bowl, that speaks for itself. It's the most prominent all-star game out there," Mellette said. "So nobody's going to go out there and take it easy.
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Mellette has signed with player agent Adisa Bakari, whose clients include star running backs Maurice Jones-Drew (Jacksonville Jaguars) and Matt Forte (Chicago Bears).
That's just one of the ways in which life continues to change for the 23-year-old Sanford native.
Consider how Mellette has spent the last three weeks — living in Miami and training with 50 other NFL prospects at Bommarito Performance.
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On Thursday of last week, Mellette ran routes and caught passes from Indianapolis Colts backup quarterback Drew Stanton.
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But mostly Mellette likes to take in the vistas from the beachfront hotel where he has been staying.
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The color is great because I can dress it up or down depending on the occasion. It has a lot of stretch so it is ore comfy. The denim is made of thin material so I don't know whether it will last. I will keep you updated on that one. I have athletic calves so it is a little tight for me in that area. I am 5'5", 115 lbs and size 26 is just right (true to size)! I have a butt on these jeans.!
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I don't like an offense htat has one of your up and coming players stand out of bounds. He's not a threat to recieve a pass for precious seconds of a possession. 5 on 4 basketball don't sound like winning basketball to me.
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Roberts should not shoot the basketball... and that is what he is supposedly good at...
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Deathwhisper possibly (Control the casters from the trash before her for 20% haste buff), Kill the casters that spawn mid-fight and interupt / AMS Curse of Torpor.
Gunship I really doubt, but I could be wrong here.
Saurfang should be doable as well.
Plague quarter has been soloed.
Dreamwalker should be doable if you bring in a healer. (Might be an idea to use T13 4-set if you are having trouble with the enrage)
Sindragosa may come down to soloing it in phase 2, probably doable.
Blood council yes.
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