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"Special sounds can influence your brainwave patterns, and change the way you feel" – that's the claim of Brainwave College, a new website launched today, which helps to teach web users about the science of 'brainwave entrainment.'
Brainwave entrainment is the process of using specialized sounds to influence brainwave patterns, to help change the way a person feels. Individuals can use certain types of audio to help you become more focused, to relax more, or to help fall asleep.
Today marks the launch of Brainwave College, a non-profit website dedicated to teaching the science behind brainwave entrainment to regular users.
"Brainwave entrainment is an amazing area of science," commented site manager Justin Hammond at the launch. "Most people don't realize that they can change their state of mind, just by slipping on a pair of headphones. But you can!"
The new site explains precisely what brainwaves are, why they're important, what 'brainwave entrainment' is, and how individuals can use it to positively influence their lives. It includes text, imagery, and supporting videos.
"This isn't new, or simply a passing fad," added Hammond. "The science of brainwave entrainment has been around for over 150 years, and research in the past half-century has been outstanding. Today, with modern technology, individuals can use powerful MP3 audio sessions to change how they feel – all just by hitting play on their iPod!"
Over the past 50 years, brainwave entrainment has been used for reducing chronic pain, minimizing ADD symptoms, increasing IQ levels and lessening the need for anesthetic during operations.
Home users typically use the technology to help promote relaxation, enhance creativity, improve thinking speed, release stress, and encourage sleep. In addition to being an educational resource, the Brainwave College website also offers two downloadable MP3 samples of brainwave entrainment sessions.
"Brainwave entrainment is experiential," concluded Hammond. "You really have to try it out for yourself to understand how powerful it really is. The site offers free sample sessions so you can do just that."
The Brainwave College website launched today, and can be found online at http://www.brainwavecollege.com. All content on the site is free.
The site was sponsored by Inspire3, the producers of leading brainwave meditation program, the Brain Evolution System, and the Brain Salon.
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It might seem like something out of the Green Lantern comics or The Lord of the Rings, but this little piece of jewelry could simplify very much common tasks in life. Such as: unlocking your phone without a PIN, open an NFC equipped lock on your front door without a key or even sending your website, Facebook, Twitter account or contact information amongst endless options.
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Los Angeles, CA (April 1, 2010)- WBC CABOFE Champion and current #8 ranked WBC World Heavyweight contender Manny "El Toro" Quezada (29-4-1, 18 KOs) is making final preparations for his first fight of 2010 against the very tough veteran Jason "The Sensation" Gavern (18-7-3, 8 KOs). The Thursday evening, April 8th contest and undercard will also be the first of four scheduled shows at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino in Lemoore, California this year presented by Goossen Tutor Promotions..
The 32-year old Quezada, who hails from nearby Wasco, California, will be making his 18th appearance at his "Home Away From Home" at Tachi. He will be seeking his 19th consecutive victory overall and a potential next bout against a Top 10 World contender, as he continues his climb up the heavyweight ladder toward a world title opportunity.
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GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: On April 8th you will be making your 18th appearance at Tachi. Talk about your experiences of fighting at Tachi and about the success you have enjoyed there.
QUEZADA: "It's great. It's my home. Lots of my family and friends come out and I love fighting there. Them being there gives me that extra little push when I am there fighting in front of a lot of people."
GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: Your April 8th opponent at Tachi is Jason Gavern, a tough out for anybody. What do you know about his boxing style and what have you done to prepare for him?
QUEZADA: "All I know is that he's a slick little boxer who comes to fight. I know I have to get in shape and be ready. And I will be ready to go 10 rounds hard. I will be ready for him."
GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: You've won 18 straight bouts after an inauspicious 11-4 start to your pro career. What has changed for you inside and outside the ring that has turned you from journeyman to world title contender?
QUEZADA: "That's a good question! Now I've got a good team around me, good training and that's been a key. Plus I changed my attitude. I go in there to fight. I try to get in the best shape I can and try to fight every round HARD and try to win every round. Hopefully, that kind of preparation will help me win a fight. Definitely I am staying in better shape outside the ring as well, so that I can be at my best inside the ring. I definitely come ready to fight every time I step inside the ring now, whereas before it wasn't that way."
GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: You are now ranked as the WBC #8 heavyweight contender in the World. How long do you think it will be before you face a Top 10 contender?
QUEZADA: "I really don't know that answer. Hopefully, it won't be too long. Hopefully, this year I can get a crack at a Top 10 opponent and get a shot at a World Championship soon after that."
GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: What are your goals for 2010?
QUEZADA: "To just keep on winning and moving up in the rankings and getting a title shot. If not this year, then sometime in the beginning of next year."
GOOSSENTUTOR.COM: What can boxing fans expect from Manny "El Toro" Quezada in the ring on Thursday, April 8th at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino?
QUEZADA: "Oh they can expect a fight! You know I am going to be ready to fight and I know Gavern will be ready as well. They can expect a real good, competitive fight and I'm going to bring it. I'm going to give them everything I've got like I always do. So it'll be a good, exciting fight and I hope the fans will turn out and watch it and enjoy it!"
Tickets for the April 8 event - priced at $225, $60, $40, $35 and $20 - may be ordered online at www.tickets.com; by phone at 1-800-277-2255 or at the Tachi Palace Gift Shop, 17225 Jersey Avenue, Lemoore, CA 93245.
Los Angeles, CA (March 31, 2010) As Dorothy Gale, the lead character in The Wizard of Oz, proclaimed, Theres No Place Like Home. Perhaps with that in mind, boxing promoter Dan Goossen revealed in a recent media conference call that Goossen Tutor Promotions will be aggressively promoting Central Valley fighters for its 2010 shows at the Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino in Lemoore, CA. This year, our focus for the Tachi fans will be homegrown talent, fighting for worldwide recognition and eventually world championships, Goossen pointed out. With the growth of certain local fighters, we will look to promote their next level fights right here at Tachis outdoor arena to accommodate the added attendance and attention.
Goossen Tutor will present the first of its four scheduled shows in 2010 on Thursday, April 8 featuring three of its top young prospects from Central California in Wasco heavyweight Manny El Toro Quezada, undefeated Bakersfield junior welterweight Michael Silent Assassin Dallas, Jr. and the pro debut of Fresno super bantamweight Michael Ruiz. A fourth locally raised product Hanfords Shawn Estrada was scheduled to be featured on the show but unfortunately, the snake-bitten 2008 U.S. Olympian reinjured his hand preparing for his bout and was forced to withdraw but promised to be ringside to watch his stablemates.
The Tachi home cooking has been awfully good to Quezada (29-4, 18 KOs). The WBC CABOFE Champion and #8-ranked WBC world contender has won 16 of 17 bouts fought there including a one-sided decision against Nicolai Firtha in a title defense in his last ring action back in October -- and has become a true fan favorite.
Quezada will kick off his 2010 competition against veteran Jason the Sensation Gavern (18-7-3, 8 KOs). A Virginia native now living in Kissimmee, his two best performances were against Travis Walker with an eight-round draw who was 10-0 at the time and a six-round, unanimous decision win over 17-2 Raphael Butler. In his last two outings, Gavern has lost to undefeated Russian world contender Denis Boytsov (27-0, 22 KOs and ranked #5 IBF/WBAWBO and #6 WBC) and, most recently, Neven Pajkic (10-0, 5 KOs) of Bosnia by decision.
Were excited about this year. Its gonna be a big one for all of us including Tachi, Quezada offered. Ive had most of my fights there, so Im excited to get back and get it on again starting with Jason Gavern. Ive seen Gavern fight and he does exactly that, comes to fight. Its exactly the type of challenge I need.
It is Dan Goossens plan to continue Quezadas development at Tachi and get him a world heavyweight title shot possibly there later this year.
Also no stranger to the fans in Lemoore is Dallas, Jr. (12-0-1, 3 KOs). The Jackie Kallen-managed rising star pitched a near shutout in decisioning Sergio Joel De La Torre back in October to make it six for six in front of his home area fans. He looked most impressive in a first-round TKO win over veteran Fabian Luque in Temecula, CA in his last bout earlier this month seen on ESPN2 Friday Night Fights. Dallas, Jr., who has gained valuable experience sparring with the great champion Manny Pacquiao, will look to take another step in his progression up the junior welterweight ranks on April 8 at Tachi.
I have a lot of fans and family in the local area who come to Tachi to see me perform, Dallas said. Im going to go out there and put on a good show.
The appearance of Ruiz on the card is an unexpected bonus for fans at Tachi, as the 20-year old boxer out of Aleman Boxing in Fresno a semi-finalist in the 2008 U.S. Future Stars national Championship and National Golden Gloves was expected to be a member of the U.S. Boxing Team in the 2012 Olympics. Instead, Ruiz decided now was the time to turn professional and he will make his debut in a 4-round bout.
I am very excited to having my first pro fight at Tachi, Ruiz said. I will have lots of friends and family coming from Fresno to watch me take the first step in my career toward an eventual world championship.
Two other undefeated boxers are slated to see action in scheduled four-round bouts on the April 8 show at Tachi, including Ephraim Martinez (3-0, 1 KO, Buttonwillow, CA) versus Juan Topoz (3-2-1, Santa Rosa, CA) in a junior featherweight contest; and Tyrell Hendrix (4-0-1, 2 KOs, Hollywood, CA) against an opponent to be announced in a clash of super welterweights.
Dan Goossen concluded: Youre normally lucky if you have the ability to showcase one local fighter and try to build them up to stardom. So in this case, to have three locals fighting in front of hometown fans hopefully on their way to world championships, its a great feeling for everybody. Mark my words, the Central Valley and Tachi are going to become synonymous with big time local fighters!
Tickets for the April 8 event priced at $225, $60, $40, $35 and $20 may be ordered online at www.tickets.com; by phone at 1-800-277-2255 or at the Tachi Palace Gift Shop, 17225 Jersey Avenue, Lemoore, CA 93245.
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PIQUA — Free, one-hour, educational seminars concerning Social Security planning have been scheduled for Sept. 4 at 6 p.m., Sept. 6 at 10 a.m. and Sept. 9 at 6 p.m. at Edison Community College in Piqua.
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State, cities in next round of redevelopment fight
SACRAMENTO, Calif. A second round of bureaucratic bickering has begun over the dismantling of California's community redevelopment agencies.
Nearly 70 lawsuits filed by local governments, developers and affordable housing advocates remain active and are challenging how much redevelopment money the state can claim and redirect to local government entities.
A hearing in one of the most far-reaching lawsuits was held Friday, with a ruling expected within 90 days. That lawsuit, led by the League of California Cities, focuses on whether the state finance department can withhold property and sales tax revenue from cities if the parties disagree over the amount of redevelopment money owed to the state.
"It's not slowing down," said Patrick Whitnell, general counsel for the league. "I fully expect that lawsuits will continue to be filed for the foreseeable future."
Gov. Jerry Brown led a push in 2011 to dismantle redevelopment agencies, which were established after World War II to combat urban blight. The state wanted the property tax revenue they generate to be redirected to local schools, law enforcement and other services to relieve pressure on the state's general fund.
In December 2011, the state Supreme Court upheld the Legislature's right to eliminate the more than 400 redevelopment agencies statewide. Since then, however, the state has had a hard time redirecting the redevelopment property tax revenue to local entities because cities say they need the money to pay for a variety of projects to which they have already committed.
While the lawsuits play out, the state controller's office is reviewing the assets that were transferred by redevelopment agencies after the governor announced his intent to dismantle the agencies.
Among its findings so far, the controller has found that Fresno inappropriately transferred $41.5 million to the city's housing agency and San Jose improperly transferred $148 million.
The audits suggest that the cities should not have kept that money for their own use but rather should have surrendered it to be distributed among various local government entities, as the Legislature intended.
In response, state finance officials have sent more than 40 letters warning cities that the state will begin withholding sales tax revenue if they do not transfer the amounts the state says they owe. Department of Finance spokesman H.D. Palmer said withholding tax revenue was a last resort and that the state would rather negotiate with the local governments.
The Legislature gave the finance department the power to withhold tax revenue after the Supreme Court ruling. The League of California Cities views it as an unlawful raid on local government coffers.
"Property tax and sales taxes are the two biggest and most important revenue sources for cities," Whitnell said. "If they lose that, particularly if it's any significant amount, that's going to affect their ability to meet other obligations."
The league's lawsuit was filed in Sacramento County Superior Court against the state Department of Finance, the Board of Equalization and the state controller.
Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard, who is the league of cities' president, defended redevelopment agencies as the most effective tool for improving downtowns and providing affordable housing. In a statement, he said the decision to eliminate them gave too much authority to state finance officials and never required them to adopt an administrative process.


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AJWS Global Justice Fellowship for New York Area Young Leaders
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AJWS Global Justice Fellowship for New York Area Young Leaders*
This Fellowship is underway and no longer accepting applications.
Learn more about the 2013-2014 Fellows or continue reading below for information about what the 2013-2014 fellows will experience during their fellowship.
- What: A year-long fellowship designed to inspire and equip New York Area young leaders to become effective advocates for global justice. The fellowship includes a 7-day trip to Nicaragua and innovative trainings designed to develop skills in organizing and advocacy.
- When: U.S. programming from December 2013 – 2014; international travel from March 16–23, 2014
- Where: In addition to international travel to Nicaragua, meetings will take place in New York City, Washington D.C. and via a virtual seminar space.
- *Who: Young adults, ages 20 to 26, currently living in the New York City area.
- Application Deadline: Applications are now closed. If you would like more information about this program in the future, please click here.
- Cost: $180 – $540 (sliding scale based on financial ability) plus cost of visas, vaccinations, medications and health/travel insurance
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▼ What is the AJWS Global Justice Fellowship?
- The AJWS Global Justice Fellowship is a selective, year-long program designed to inspire, educate and train key opinion leaders in the American Jewish community to become advocates in support of U.S. policies that will help improve the lives of people in the developing world.
- The fellowship includes a trip to a developing country, during which participants learn from grassroots activists working to overcome poverty and injustice. The trip will be preceded and followed by innovative trainings that will prepare participants to mobilize and organize their communities and networks in support of AJWS's campaigns and other efforts to promote global justice. The fellowship will build a strong core of leaders in the U.S. dedicated to advocating for human rights and ending poverty in the developing world.
▼ Is there more than one group of fellows each year?
- AJWS will select 5-6 groups of fellows each year: a national group of rabbinical students and graduate students pursuing careers in religious and communal Jewish leadership, a national group of rabbis and Jewish communal professionals, and several geographically-organized groups of established Jewish leaders in major U.S. cities, including the New York Area Fellowship for young adults.
▼ What is the structure of the year-long fellowship program?
- The AJWS Global Justice Fellowship consists of three programmatic components that take place over the course of one year:
- Orientation programming: A series of educational opportunities—both virtual and in-person—to build community among fellows, provide context for the travel experience and introduce participants to AJWS's campaign themes
- Travel: An immersive, 7-day experience in a community where AJWS works in the developing world—engaging with local experts, meeting local advocates funded by AJWS, training in activism and leadership skills and exploring the impact of U.S. policy on developing countries. The Global Justice Fellowship for New York Area young leaders will also include a service learning experience that responds directly to local needs.
- Post-trip engagement: A series of workshops on organizing and leadership combined with individual- and group-based mentorship, followed by opportunities to lobby, fundraise, mobilize others and engage in AJWS's campaigns throughout the year
- Post-fellowship engagement: After the fellowship year, fellows will continue to be part of AJWS's activist network. With support from AJWS staff and ongoing activism and leadership in AJWS's campaigns, fellows will help to strengthen and build our movement for global justice.
▼ Who is eligible for the New York Area fellowship group?
- Young Jewish leaders currently living in the New York City area, ages 20-26, are eligible. All applicants must be able to participate in all components of the fellowship, including: orientation programming, the entire 7-day experience in the developing world and all post-trip engagements.
- AJWS welcomes a diverse pool of applicants with regard to denominational affiliation, gender, race, ethnic origin, disability and sexual orientation.
- The ideal applicant:
- Is highly motivated to be part of a select delegation of emerging leaders dedicated to achieving global justice
- Believes in AJWS's mission to promote human rights and end poverty and is committed to raising awareness of and building commitment to that mission within the greater Jewish community
- Has a strong desire to learn more about how U.S. citizens can improve the lives of people in the developing world through advocacy, mobilizing and organizing
- Demonstrates significant potential as a community leader, willing to mobilize their local community to take action on global justice issues.
- Understands that traveling as a U.S. citizen to the developing world requires respect for the local people and their communities
▼ What is the entire cost of the program?
- The AJWS Global Justice Fellowship is generously subsidized by AJWS and a number of generous donors enabling us to offer this opportunity at a minimal cost.
- Fellows pay a one-time fellowship fee of $180 – $540 (on a sliding scale based on financial ability) and are additionally responsible for paying for visas, vaccinations, medications and health/travel insurance. All other fellowship expenses—including international and domestic travel and all supplies and programs—are covered as a benefit of the fellowship.
- The following list outlines the entire cost of the program:
- Expenses paid by AJWS and subsidized by our donors:
- International flight, accommodations, food and activities during travel to Nicaragua
- Domestic flights, accommodations, food and activities for U.S.-based engagement events/trainings
- Programmatic costs (e.g. AJWS curriculum, group medical supplies, trainings, etc.)
- Expenses paid by fellows:
- $180 – $540 (based on sliding scale)
- $10 visa for international travel
- Vaccinations or other medical expenses related to international travel
- Health insurance (all participants must have both regular U.S. insurance and international/travelers' insurance.)
▼ How will the fellowship address prayer and Shabbat on the trip?
- Each morning, the group will participate in "sacred space"—an opportunity for fellows to share a spiritual intention for the day. The group will not formally engage in weekday prayer together. If desired by the fellows, time will be built into the schedule to allow for individual or communal prayer. Shabbat will be planned and led by the fellows and will likely include prayer, special meals, learning and other activities, at the discretion of the group.
▼ What is the food like? Can I keep kosher while traveling on the Global Justice Fellowship?
- Depending on the host community, participants will eat either in community members' homes or in a central location. Food is usually quite simple (beans, rice, fruit, vegetables, tortillas), always ample and strictly vegetarian. Individuals with particular questions regarding kashrut should contact Lilach Shafir directly at email@example.com. Shabbat meals will be cooked prior to Shabbat. For more information, see the AJWS Food Preparation/Kashrut Policy.
If you have any questions about the AJWS Global Justice Fellowship, please contact us or call 212.792.2886.
The Global Justice Fellowship is made possible with the help of generous donations from:


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Media Releases
January 15 open house for 170th Avenue and Merlo Road conceptual design - Release date: 12/30/2014
The public is invited to drop in between 6 and 8 p.m. to review a proposed conceptual design for future road improvements.
Boards and Commissions Vacancies - Winter 14-15 - Release date: 12/23/2014
The Washington County Board of Commissioners announces vacancies for various boards and commissions.
You Have Your New Tablet - Now What? Ask A Librarian - Release date: 12/22/2014
Before you rush out to spend that holiday cash or gift card on popular e-book titles for your new tablet or smartphone – take the lead of National Public Radio (NPR) and talk to your local librarian.
Flood watch issued for this weekend - Release date: 12/19/2014
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch from Saturday afternoon through Monday.
Auditor's Office Returns to Full Staffing - Release date: 12/16/2014
Following a national recruitment, County Auditor John Hutzler has selected Peter Morris as the newest member of his audit staff.
High winds expected Thursday - Release date: 12/10/2014
The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning for Thursday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Predatory Sex Offender Shawn Cutler Arrested by Beaverton Police - Release date: 12/10/2014
Absconded Predatory Sex Offender Shawn Cutler Arrested by Beaverton Police
December 11 combined open house for David Hill Road extension & OR 47 at Verboort/Purdin projects - Release date: 12/03/2014
The public is invited to stop by any time between 5 and 7 p.m. to learn more about both projects.
Umpqua Bank Awards Grant to WCCLS Art of the Story Festival - Release date: 11/25/2014
WCCLS is pleased to be the recipient of a $2,500 grant from Umpqua Bank in support of the 2015 Art of the Story Festival.
Major Revisions Proposed to Washington County Animal Services Ordinance - Release date: 11/25/2014
The new code will be a modern, enforceable instrument for the protection of the people and pets in our community.
Washington County Jail Healthcare Audit - Release date: 11/24/2014
Washington County Auditor John Hutzler today released his audit of healthcare in the Washington County Jail.
November 20 Open House for Taylor Street pedestrian project - Release date: 11/14/2014
The public is invited to stop by any time between 5 and 7 p.m. to learn more about the project.
Crews prepare for predicted wintry weather - Release date: 11/12/2014
Our crews are ready to respond. Make sure you are prepared too!
Focus Groups to Inform Strategic Plan for Washington County Disability, Aging and Veteran Services - Release date: 11/10/2014
The purpose of the focus groups is to determine which issues are most important to older adults, veterans and people with disabilities in Washington County
Rising road maintenance needs are projected absent a local funding solution - Release date: 11/05/2014
Traffic Changes to Help Voters Beat 2014 General Election Deadline - Release date: 10/31/2014
Washington County elections officials are asking last-minute voters to drop off their ballots well before 8 p.m. this Tuesday so that all ballots are processed in a timely manner. Traffic pattern changes on N.E. Brookwood Parkway, S.W. Hall Boulevard, and S.W. Murray Boulevard will be in place Tuesday to ensure safety.
Washington County to host a 170th Avenue/Merlo Road Community Open House November 5 2014 - Release date: 10/30/2014
The public is invited to drop in to the event between 6 and 8 p.m. to learn more about this conceptual design project.
Veterans Day Ceremony at Washington County Fair Complex - Release date: 10/28/2014
The public is invited to a Veterans Day Ceremony on Tuesday, November 11, at 11:00 a.m.
First Month of Use for 3M Cloud Library Off the Charts for WCCLS - Release date: 10/28/2014
A month after the Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) launched the 3M Cloud Library e-book solution, readers in Washington County are taking advantage of the easy to use e-book option in record numbers!
Supplemental Ballots Sent for Hillsboro City Council Race - Release date: 10/28/2014
Original ballot should be completed for all races and measures except for Hillsboro City Council Ward 2, Position A; voters in Hillsboro should use supplemental ballot for that race. All ballots due by 8 p.m. on Nov. 4.


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John Van Druten, no less.
Hanna spends more time than ever wondering if Mona's really as serious about not being crazy as she's acting, but once Lucas tells her his A-Team secrets -- and then Mona deposes Spencer as the new Captain of Academic Decathlon, having sabotaged the reigning leader's bicycle last week -- Hanna unloads on the girl, possibly reactivating her craziness but almost certainly sealing Lucas's death warrant.
Lucas's involvement in this whole mad parade, we learn, started back during Masquerade Ball, when he was part of the Black Swan thing. Which it turns out was apparently just Mona making him and Melissa swarm Jenna so that she could kidnap Spencer without anybody noticing? I think. Anyway, he was not on the A-Team before then. And then when she was in Radley, he was pressed once more into service delivering messages to Mona from Jason DiLaurentis. (One of those clues that nobody seems to actually hear, as often happens on this show.) Anyway, he wanted out, and once Mona (he doesn't know about Toby) tried to run him over, he stopped selling test answers so she wouldn't have anything on him, and now he fears for his very life and wants to quit school.
So you can see why Hanna would lose it after hearing this, although mostly it's about her righteous anger at having worked so hard on being fair and compassionate with Mona, regardless of all the shit she's pulled, only to look like a total dingus. On the other hand, reactivating Mona's insanity by doing the exact same thing she explicitly explained drove her crazy in the first place is probably something that will end up having consequences, no matter how great it feels.
Aria gets Ella (Ella!) to spare some details on the night of Ali's murder: Apparently Byron got her so drunk she passed out, which is why no adults were available, but also opens up the possibility of him sneaking out to see and/or murder Meredith and/or Alison. Later, Meredith admits that he did come see her that night -- but not for a hookup. He thought she was involved in Ali's extortion attempts, and Meredith claims he left her place for his last meeting with Ali. In the current time frame, his freaky behavior causes Meredith to seemingly switch sides, and by episode's end she has committed to taking care of Aria while he's out of town so they can solve his part in the murder together.
Emily and Paige attempt to go to a swim team party, bravely fighting their battles against curfew and PTSD agoraphobia respectively. Eventually Paige has a total breakdown, revealing that she has gone a whole new kind of crazy in the wake of Masquerade Ball/Cousin Nate/Halloween Train, and is no longer able to leave her house. Emily, of course, couldn't love it more since she loves how crazy Paige is -- and then even gets to chase A-Toby around the woods for awhile, to get some of her aggression out. All in all, a nice couple days for Emily.
With Spencer questioning everything, from her own intelligence to the suspects in her million inquisitions, this victory from Mona just lays her low. Hanna's rising to the occasion in a Spencer way, but Spencer just wants everybody to calm down and stop letting Mona bait them all the time. It is a shocking reversal, to everyone involved. We'll see how long it lasts, though, because from where I'm standing Spencer is staring down the barrel of a total meltdown, as Mona -- and Toby -- knock out her entire mental Jenga tower, piece by piece.
Next Week: Meredith has Aria prisoner, thanks to her flu, and the other Liars are caught between tracking down the usual Cluelapalooza and actually taking Aria seriously for once. Paige and Mona, presumably, continue their downward mental spirals. Emily and Hanna get madder and madder and madder, hopefully. And even more hopefully, a reason is found to keep Lucas at Rosewood High.
Toby's new hobby is running over Lucas, who may have pissed off Mona, who is in cahoots with Janitor Harold, who is going Henry Darger on Alison's diary, which indicted Byron, which pisses off Aria, which circumstantially seems linked to the blowing-up of her dad's girlfriend Meredith, who is a bitch and probably deserved a little blowing up. Now Emily's trapped in her robotic house, Spencer's got no idea her beloved half-brother Jason is all tied in with the A-Team (and Ezra), Hanna's still trying to figure out her complicated relationship with Mona, and Aria is ... watching movies, content in the knowledge that the A-Team will probably go back to ignoring her now, and more focused on her thousands of separate-yet-connected daddy issues.
Aria's watching the ever-so-PLL Night Must Fall, with Rosalind Russell, when Byron enters. The story's about a super-charming psycho who worms his way in with the ladies of the house by daylight -- which is every episode of this show, of course -- and this is the version adapted by the playwright John Van Druten, which is an amazing coincidence, as he's all I've been thinking about since October. Proving once again that no matter how much I protest, Aria Fucking Montgomery and I remain, basically, the same god damned person.
Byron: "You know how I accused you of blowing up my girlfriend? Well, the cops figured out who did it. So, I'm sorry."
A Normal Person: "That is a relief. Who did it? I can't wait to tell my friends, since we were framed for it and probably know who it was. If it was Mona, that's something I need to know. ASAP. Preferably before I wake up with her standing over me with a knife in her hand and lipstick all over her face."
Aria, Instead: "Fuck you. I'm watching a movie."
Byron: "Oh, I've seen this movie! That dude keeps a head in a hatbox."
Aria: "Spoiler alert, dicknail."
Byron: "Look, I'm trying here. You know that's basically like seeing a unicorn, right?"
Aria: "Just let me sit here in the gauzy living room with my hair looking amazing, 'kay? If I don't have emotional extortion on my side, I got nothing."
Byron: "Welp. Parenting. Gave it a shot."
Everybody else? Also looks amazing. Hanna's rocking a black quilted SWAT number that makes her look like the Resistance from something on Syfy, while Emily and Spencer are wearing stealth jackets with the collars up, doing wondrous things to their bouncy spycraft hair.


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Watch Private Practice
The television drama Private Practice debuted during the fall of 2007 and is a spin-off from the popular medical series Grey's Anatomy. Executive producer and creator Shonda Rhimes decided to create a series based upon Dr. Addison Montgomery, who is portrayed by actress Kate Walsh.
The series begins with Addison moving from her home and job in Seattle to Los Angeles and a new job with the Oceanside Wellness Group. The facility is a cooperative private practice between all of the doctors who work there.
The practice's other doctors include Addison's longtime friend Naomi Bennett, who is a fertility expert, along with Sam Bennett, a doctor specializing in internal medicine and is Naomi's ex-husband, and Cooper Freedman, who is the clinic's pediatrician. Violet Turner, a psychiatrist, is also on staff, as is Pete Wilder, who specializes in alternative medicine.
The Bennett's began the medical practice and allowed the other doctors to buy into the group. The show's creators added Charlotte King to the series as the chief of staff at St. Ambrose Hospital, which is the facility where the Oceanside Wellness Group performs their surgeries. Charlotte also becomes involved with Cooper.
During season two, Addison takes over the Wellness Group due to financial problems, and the practice also faces competition from a new medical group in the building.
Violet discovers that she's pregnant with Pete's child, but suffers a terrible ordeal when a patient cuts the baby out of her. Violet and the baby survive. However, Violet struggles to overcome the attack and is unable to take care of her son Lucas.
With the start of season three, Pete is taking care of Lucas while Addison and Sam are fighting an attraction to each other. They decide to remain apart since they don't wish to hurt Naomi.
In season four, Addison and Sam begin a relationship, despite Naomi's feelings, while Pete and Violet get married. Cooper and Charlotte become engaged, and the practice has a new brain surgeon named Amelia Shepard. At the end of the season, Naomi decides to leave the practice.
Actor Benjamin Bratt joined the cast during season five as a fertility doctor named Jake Reilly and sparks fly between Jake and Addison, especially after her relationship with Sam ends. Viewers discover that Cooper is the father of an eight year old son named Mason. After Mason's mother dies of a brain tumor, Cooper and Charlotte become full time parents. The ABC network has renewed the show for season six.
Watch Full Episodes of Private Practice
Private Practice Full Episode Guide
- Episode 13 - In Which We Say Goodbye
The series comes to a close with a special farewell to the doctors of Seaside Health and Wellness. Naomi returns to support Addison on her wedding day and Cooper struggles with being a stay-at-home parent.
- Episode 12 - Full Release
The judge reveals concerns regarding Jake's past during Henry's hearing, Sheldon introduces Miranda to his friends, and Charlotte goes in to labor before Cooper can sign on their dream house.
- Episode 11 - Good Fries Are Hard to Come By
Clean and sober for over a year, Amelia is on the up and up and agrees to go on a string of blind dates set up by the other doctors. After they all end badly, she is caught off guard by an unexpected turn of events.
- Episode 10 - Georgia On My Mind
Despite doctors' orders, Charlotte continues to work from her doctor-ordered bed rest. Meanwhile, scared that Charlotte might never leave the hospital, Mason begins acting out in school.
- Episode 9 - I'm Fine
- Episode 8 - Life Support
- Episode 7 - The World According to Jake
- Episode 6 - Apron Strings
- Episode 5 - The Next Episode
- Episode 4 - You Don't Know What You've Got Till I...
- Episode 3 - Good Grief
- Episode 2 - 100th Episode: Mourning Sickness
- Episode 1 - Aftershock
- Episode 22 - Gone, Baby, Gone
- Episode 21 - Drifting Back
- Episode 20 - True Colors
- Episode 19 - And Then There Was One
- Episode 18 - It Was Inevitable
- Episode 17 - The Letting Go
- Episode 16 - Andromeda
- Episode 15 - You Break My Heart
- Episode 14 - Too Much
- Episode 13 - The Time Has Come
- Episode 12 - Losing Battles
- Episode 11 - The Standing Eight Count
- Episode 10 - Are You My Mother?
- Episode 9 - The Breaking Point
- Episode 8 - Who We Are
- Episode 7 - Don't Stop 'Till You Get Enough
- Episode 6 - If I Hadn't Forgotten...
- Episode 5 - Step One
- Episode 4 - Remember Me
- Episode 3 - Deal with It
- Episode 2 - Breaking the Rules
- Episode 1 - God Laughs
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Private Practice News
Renewal, cancelation or simply goodbye, season six is it for ABC's "Private Practice" star Kate Walsh. A studio audience for Bethenny Frankel's new talk show "Bethenny" got the news straight from the horse's mouth, The Huffington Post reports: "This is my last season of 'Private Practice.'" Walsh started portraying Dr. Addison Montgomery seven years ago on "Grey's Anatomy," before departing to spin the character off on "Private Practice.


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The Supreme Court appointed senior advocate R S Cheema as Special Public Prosecutor for trial in coal blocks allocation scam. Additional Sessions Judge Bharat Parashar will hold trial in all cases arising out of coal scam. The court of ASJ Bharat Parashar be notified as a special court which will exclusively deal with coal scam. The special court will conduct the trial in coal scam on a day-to-day basis, the Supreme Court conveyed today.
DNA had reported that there was no taker for the job of special public prosecutor to try the illegal coal block allocation cases involving Jindal Steel, Aditya Birla group and others. Senior advocate Gopal Subramanium and Dayan Krishnan had already refused to accept the assignment. Prashant Bhushan had also suggested the name of ARvind Nigam, but CBI did not agree saying he was not a criminal lawyer.
CBI has initiated its preliminary probe into more than 200 cases of illegal allocation of coal blocks. The companies who could be in trouble are Tata Steel, JLD Yavatmal Energy, JAS Infrastructure & Power, AMR Iron & Steel.


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11-year-old boy has been raped, allegedly by four other boys at a
school in Eldorado Park, south of Johannesburg, police said on
The boy was receiving counselling from social workers while a case of rape was being investigated, Captain Phil Khorombi said.
He said the rape happened on Friday morning on the premises of the school.
"At this stage we cannot reveal much detail on the matter," he said.
The Gauteng Education Department had launched its own investigation into the matter, spokesperson Charles Phahlane said.
"The matter has shocked us and we view it in a serious light," he said.
Phahlane could not immediately reveal the name of the school.
A man was allegedly caught "red-handed" raping a four-year-old girl in Sigingqini, Peddie, Eastern Cape police said on Monday.
The man (72) was seen leading the child into his home by a neighbour on Sunday, Constable Thomas Mayoli said.
The neighbour ran to the child's parents' home and asked them where their child was.
When the parents said that they did not know, the neighbour took them to the man's house, where they broke the door down.
"They caught him red-handed on his bed on top of the child," Mayoli said.
The police were called, and the man was arrested.
The child was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
The man will appear in Peddie Magistrate's Court on Tuesday.
An Ivory Park man was on the run on Monday after his wife caught him raping his 10-year-old step-daughter, police said.
Warrant Officer Neldah Hlase said the girl's mother left the two together on Sunday while she went shopping.
On her return at 2pm, "the woman thought it was a dream" when she walked in and saw what her naked husband was doing in their bedroom.
He appeared not to have initially noticed that his wife was present.
Hlase said the girl told her mother that it was not the first time.
He used to rape her then give her money to keep quiet.
The man was on the run, said Hlase.
An angry Orange Farm mother is demanding answers after her six-year-old son who was raped at school.
The woman said that she phoned the principal of Makiwane Combined School last week, after her child told her that he had been raped by an older boy.
The boy was then further allegedly traumatised, when the deputy principal allegedly took the boy from classroom to classroom to identify the perpetrator.
The school has also been lambasted for failing to notify police about the matter before Wednesday.
"They said they will handle the matter but so far nothing has been done for my son," she said.
Women and Men Against Child Abuse spokesperson Miranda Jordan spoke to the deputy principal about what had happened.
"She and the principal have committed an offence by not reporting it and their action was very harmful in taking this boy from classroom to classroom to identify an older boy," said Jordan.
Meanwhile, the Gauteng Department of Education said it is sending a team to the school on Thursday to investigate the rape allegations.
Counselling will also be offered to the boy and his family.


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Visit PITTSBURGH MLK Food Drive
Raising goods for Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
January 2, 2014 to February 6, 2014
$343.00 of $5000
Drive has Ended!
Join VisitPITTSBURGH in our effort to help feed the hungry as part of our annual Martin Luther King Day Drive! The Pittsburgh Community Food Bank distributes approximately 27 million pounds a food a year (that's almost 75,000 pounds A DAY!) to people in need in the Pittsburgh area.
We've made giving food easy for you! Just click on the DONATE TO THIS DRIVE button to purchase the food you would like to donate and YouGiveGoods will deliver the food to Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank for you and email you a tax receipt.
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Alumni Success
Read some of the success stories and testimonials from Brown Mackie College school students and alumni.
Gary S. Barham
Teaching and Training Others about Information Technology, 2014
Gary S. Barham is a man who knows how to get things done. Before attending Brown Mackie College ― Albuquerque, he had already earned a Bachelor's degree in Communications at Eastern New Mexico University. He worked for several years as general manager of the college radio station, KENW-AM, where he discovered the most rewarding part of his work was helping others succeed.
"I have always believed in helping others succeed," says Gary. Gary volunteered at Citizen Schools, teaching public speaking to middle school students. This work garnered him the honor of receiving a Volunteer of the Year award in 2011 for the Citizen Schools program in Albuquerque.
As he worked in communications, Gary observed information technology (IT) professionals. "I always wanted to be like them. I also wanted to utilize my training and motivational skills to help others succeed in a more technical way," he says. His father accompanied him when he visited Brown Mackie College ― Albuquerque to discuss a degree in Information Technology. "We met with Tracy Pelzer, admissions director, who made it quite obvious to us that Brown Mackie College ― Albuquerque was a good choice," Gary adds.
Gary approached his studies with determination and professionalism. "I wanted them to know that I meant business," he says. "I learned that the director of the IT program meant business too." He progressed through the program with an appreciation for both general courses and core IT courses.
"The college prepared me to understand precisely how I can use my new skills to make a difference in an organization," says Gary. He graduated in 2014, earning an Associate of Applied Science degree in Information Technology. Gary now works as operations trainer at Alorica in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The company offers business process outsourcing solutions for many different industries.
Gary's role is to instruct Comcast's technical support staff to resolve problems and issues quickly and effectively. "They need to know how to provide the best customer care," he says. "The technical expertise covers cable television, internet, and telephone support." He strives to perform with excellence to ensure that the Comcast representatives he trains will become the best customer care agents. "I care about what they understand and learn," he says. "I want each person to succeed in a very good way."
This new career provides Gary with two elements that he has always enjoyed - teaching and information technology. "I am now working for two of the most successful corporations in the nation! Alorica and Comcast are working together, and they want me to be a tremendous part of what they do. I am delighted to have the honor of working for both organizations," he says. "I feel blessed knowing that great career opportunities will come in the future. I love IT and I'm now officially a part of it!"
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Johnny Fennix
A better life in caring for others, 2013
A new way of life began for Johnny Fennix and his family when his wife saw a television commercial for Brown Mackie College ― Kansas City. "She looked into it and thought it would be a good fit for me," he says. "I visited the college and met with Angela Graves. After asking a lot of questions to better understand what the school was about and what they had to offer, I determined that it would give me the education, skills, and scheduling that would fit our lives perfectly."
He settled into a schedule that let him attend class in the morning, work in the afternoon, and spend time with his family on his days off. He even managed to stay involved in activities at church while he earned his diploma. That is not to say there were no sleepless nights as Johnny juggled classes and homework with supporting his family and spending time with them. "I overcame these challenges by getting help from my family and friends," he says.
With previous experience in health care, Johnny chose to return to the field. "I was a certified nursing assistant (CNA) a few years back and had the privilege to care for a family member. I enjoyed it and decided to further my education to provide a better life for my family," he says.
Johnny graduated from Brown Mackie College ― Kansas City in 2013. With a Medical Assistant Diploma, he began a new professional career shortly after graduation. "I obtained a job with the help of Dr. Virginia Walker, an instructor in the program," he says. "She took the initiative to help me find a place to do my externship. I did such a good job that they hired me on."
He works as a medical assistant with pulmonary consultants at Shawnee Mission Health in Miriam, Kansas. Johnny's work with patients includes recording vital signs and reviewing current medications. He performs various pulmonary function tests, such as spirometry, performs scans, and takes x-rays. Also, he is responsible for scanning, linking, and pulling patient records.
Johnny enjoys meeting new people and getting to know them. "I like explaining medical conditions and educating patients about their health," he says. "Most of all, I like learning from the doctors and observing how they work."
"Brown Mackie College ― Kansas City taught me how important it is do my job effectively. I enjoyed the support and dedication of the staff; the way they made sure I was properly trained and knowledgeable in the field," says Johnny. "They gave me hands-on experience in many of the skills I use every day. Now I am able to work in a private office or a hospital."
Feeling a growing sense of satisfaction with his career, Johnny encourages others to discover the feeling of caring for others. "My experience and education allow me to care for patients like I care for my own family," he says. "I am proud to show my family how important it is to get an education, and how far they can go in life with it."
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WASHINGTON, June 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Zero prostate cancer deaths. Zero prostate cancer cases and for those with prostate cancer, it means a zero PSA. The name says it all -- zero tolerance for prostate cancer.
To kick off its summer end prostate cancer tour, ZERO is pleased to announce its partnership with Kimberly-Clark Corporation and the Depend brand. From now through 2010, proceeds from the purchase of each package of Depend Underwear for Men and Depend Guards for Men will contribute to a final donation of $250,000 to ZERO. The contribution will help to fund education for patients, free screenings for those at risk and research to discover a cure.
ZERO will tour the country this summer for a variety of events to raise awareness of the importance of early detection of prostate cancer for men at risk as part of its annual Do It for Dad program. Events will include free prostate cancer testing aboard the Drive Against Prostate Cancer on both coastlines and several states in between; a Myrtle Beach golf tournament; a Congressional Summit and a series of races during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in September to raise awareness and funds for the cause.
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The Ballistic Missile Defense Report provides listeners with updates on developments in missile defense. Each week, listeners receive timely insight into industry milestones and world events that shape missile defense policy and progress. On the report's website, listeners and viewers will find content from previous reports and additional information on missile defense, including links to information about integrated air and missile defense and the Phased Adaptive Approach to missile defense in Europe.
Second Recertification of Raytheon's Patriot Missiles
The U.S. Army has approved a second recertification of Raytheon's Patriot missiles,
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Planetarium show: "Pluto: Lone Dog No More"
Once thought to be a lonely planet at the edge of the solar system, Pluto has turned out to have more "friends and neighbors" than ever imagined. Dr. Scott Roby of SUNY Oswego's physics department will explore Pluto's controversial history and preview the first-ever spacecraft flyby of Pluto this July. Limited seating: first-come, first-served. Free, including parking in the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or Washington Boulevard lot (E8). 312-2790.
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The activities of the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment are administered by a full-time Director. The Director is responsible for the coordination of the total operation of the office and is responsible for providing leadership and direction to the college's programs of institutional research and assessment. While the general parameters are established by the Vice President for Academic Affairs/Provost , most of the Director's work is self-directed and initiated. The Director serves as one of the principal advisors to the Provost on various matters including institutional research, information management system development, institutional self-assessment and enrollment management planning. Administrative and technical support is provided by an Assistant Director. The requirements of the office dictate that the individual occupying this full-time position possess broad knowledge of the management and operation of higher education, and training and experience in conducting objective, policy-oriented research based on the sound application of statistics, data processing, and other techniques. Clerical support services are provided by a full-time Secretary. The person occupying this position is expected to have knowledge and experience in statistical typing, the ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, and strong skills in grammar and composition. This individual is also expected to acquire a working knowledge about data processing, and to become competent in the use of word processing systems. The secretary is also responsible for the routine day-to-day operation of the office. The Office of Institutional Research and Assessment also utilizes services provided by graduate and undergraduate student assistants and other temporary service employees. the Office poses a unique opportunity for students to gain exposure to the field of higher education management, and experience in the area of applied research. As such IR & A actively seeks to identify students with an interest in developing projects related to the purpose of the office. Current staff are listed in Appendix C.
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Movies are an obsession in this State, and every film's arrival is a social event. Yet, popular cinema as a phenomenon is not fully understood in its social and political contexts, some industry watchers say, especially in a State where film personalities continue to dominate the political space. Dismissing the mindset that anything popular does not merit critical evaluation, V.M.S. Subagunarajan, editor of Kaatchippizhai , a film magazine, said his objective is "to critically evaluate the dynamics of the political, psychological and seductive elements" of popular cinema.
"Though I am closely associated with many film societies and had plenty of opportunity to watch world cinema, I do not have an aversion to popular Tamil cinema. In fact, I retain a great interest in popular cinema and launched the magazine for the purpose," he said. The almost 3-year-old monthly magazine has a limited circulation of around 3,000 copies and is sold through newsagents.
"It is not a profit-making venture. The magazine remains a fodder for those who seek a career in the film world, especially young film directors," said Subagunarajan. Apart from reviewing films from various angles, the magazine has plenty of well-researched and highly-opinionated articles demolishing hitherto held opinions while offering fresh insights and taking to new heights the discourse on cinema.
A thorough analysis of how Maniratnam and his films, particularly 'Roja,' cash in on the sentiments of patriotism and the reasons attributed to the demand for separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, can be cited as a case in point. The author of the article talks about films such as 'Battle of Algiers', a film on the Algerian freedom movement and 'The Wind that Shakes the Barley' that deals with the Irish War of Independence, and takes the reader on a journey through similar such legendary movies. The magazine carries series such as detailed stories on the heroines of yesteryear and people who actually work behind the scene. The interview with driver Kaliappan is a classic instance, reminding readers of similar characters in Ashokamitran's novel Karaintha Nizhalgal .
Subagunarajan, a central government employee, who took voluntary retirement sometime ago to pursue his passion, said it was problematic evaluating a Tamil film or any Indian film with a Hollywood movie as a benchmark. "I cannot understand why an Indian film should be judged by comparing it with western genres. We are not applying the same yardstick when it comes to other art forms. Bharthanatyam performance is compared either with Kuchipudi or Mohiniattam and the art form as a whole is never criticised for not including elements of other forms," he said.
Subagunarajan also stated that the argument of classicism in art form being superior was politically incorrect. "Classicism is achieved only by purging certain elements of an art form. Remove the comedy and the song and dance sequence and 'Aadukalam' will match any Hollywood movie," he said. When asked why songs and dance should be part of a film when in real life, romance is devoid of these elements, he said, "I have people telling me that a song in a particular scene would be of great value. Of course, there are songs that fill the missing gaps in films."
Over the past three years, Kaatchippizhai , a film magazine, has been enriching the discourse on popular cinema. B. Kolappan finds out more


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Leaving boat cushions out all the time, the type that are long, and curved and made to fit the cockpit area of seating all around? In my personal experience I keep them below for fear they will get taken, but not returned. If not taken, the sun will wash out the color and in a heavy wind, they will blow away. The rain will water log them and destroy the cushioning inside the covers, so to perserve your investment it might be best to store them below when they are not in use. I ususally sit on one of the throw-over for "man overboard" cushions. It is thicker, smaller, and has great handles for hanging up anywhere and staying there in the wind when I am not sitting on it. If it goes overboard, at least they are inexpensive enough to replace at a wallmart store. Just some ideas.....
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Chien-Ming Wang won for the first time in more than a year, Colby Rasmus homered for a third straight game, and the Toronto Blue Jays completed a four-game sweep by beating the Texas Rangers 7-2 on Sunday for their fifth straight victory. The Rangers lost their sixth in a row and fell to 1-6 on a season-high, 11-game homestand. Texas has dropped six straight for the first time since April 15-21, 2010. Wang (1-0) allowed seven hits in seven shutout innings to win for the first time since last June 12 with Washington. Adam Lind hit a three-run homer, and J.P. Arencibia added a two-run shot for Toronto. The Blue Jays outscored the Rangers 24-4 to sweep a four-game series at Texas for the first time. Derek Holland (5-4) allowed four runs and 10 hits in six innings for the Rangers, who have only scored eight runs in their slide. Elvis Andrus had an RBI single, and Ian Kinsler walked with the bases loaded to break up the shutout in the ninth. ...
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Kaneland High School Honor Roll
High and regular honor rolls announced.
- Posted March 2, 2012
KHS announces Illinois State scholars
MAPLE PARK—Kaneland High School Principal Chip Hickman is pleased to announce that 36 Kaneland High School students have been recognized as 2012-13 Illinois State Scholars.
- Posted December 17, 2011
Students of the Term named by KHS
Kaneland—The following students have been recognized for Term 2 as Students-of the-Term:
- Posted February 26, 2011
Kaneland announces Students-of-the-Term
Students who exemplify the type of effort, commitment, character, leadership qualities and academic effort, including achievement, improvement and contributions, that are desired of all Kaneland students are recognized as Students-of-the-Term.
- Posted February 14, 2011
KHS honor roll 2009
2009 Spring High Honor Roll & Honor Roll
- Posted July 9, 2009