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School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES)
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
|Offers Post-Graduate Year
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|866 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 22%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|137 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|16 students
|Number of AP Courses
|8 courses
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Advanced Courses
|AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Computer Science, AP French Language, AP French Literature, AP Spanish Language, AP Spanish Literature, AP Statistics,
|Average SAT score
|Average ACT score
|Matriculation DataMatric. Data
|Link to Matriculation Data
|Classroom Dress Code
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|Jan. 20 / Feb. 2 / rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|Complete tuition and financial aid info available: www.oes.edu/admissions/tuition.html
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Susan Gundle
|Admissions Associate
|Sarah Ross-Bailly
|Total Sports Offered
|10 sports
|Alpine Skiing, Basketball, Cross Country, Fencing, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track and Field, VolleyballAlpine Skiing, Basketball,
Cross Country, Fencing,
Golf, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Tennis,
Track and Field, Volleyball,
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|31 extracurriculars
|A Capella Choir, Aikido, Athletic training, BPA Science Bowl, Boys/ Girls Doo Wop Choirs, Ceramics, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Dance, Digital Simulations, Driver's Education, Filmmaking, Greenhouse activity, Jazz Band, Junior State of America, Lego Design, Maker Studio, Model UN, Outdoor Program, Peer Counseling, Robotics, School Newspaper, Stagecraft, String Orchestra, Student Council, Student government, Studio Art, Theater, Winterim Program, Writer's Studio, Yearbook Aikido, Ceramics, Concert Band, Concert Choir, Dance, Filmmaking, Jazz Band, Lego Design, Maker Studio, Model UN, Robotics, Stagecraft, Studio Art, Theater, Yearbook, A Capella Choir,
Athletic training,
BPA Science Bowl,
Boys/ Girls Doo Wop Choirs,
Digital Simulations,
Driver's Education,
Greenhouse activity,
Junior State of America,
Outdoor Program,
Peer Counseling,
School Newspaper,
String Orchestra,
Student Council,
Student government,
Winterim Program,
Writer's Studio,
School Notes:
Research-based science program helps students become finalists in the Intel Science Talent Search and Siemens Competition.
On-campus fencing salon led by Ed Korfanty trains Olympic fencers, including two-time gold-medalist Mariel Zagunis.
Outdoor program provides experienced leadership for a cornucopia of activities geared for levels of expertise from beginner to expert.
Lacrosse program is one of pre-eminent programs in the state of Oregon, with the team playing in the state championship match most years.
Winterim program includes international trips for service or language immersion as well as domestic adventures, art workshops, and cultural experiences in the Portland area.
Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, the school emphasizes respect for all faiths and each student's efforts to develop spiritually to realize his or her power for good in the world.
International program stresses cultural awareness and understanding among students from many nations.
Profile last updated: 09/16/2014
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Chicago P.D. Boss Talks Season 2: Jin's Murder "Shakes Everybody Up"
July 20th, 2014
Archie Kao and Jason Beghe
He may be gone, but Jin definitely won't be forgotten when Chicago P.D. returns for Season 2 this fall.
"It shakes everybody up," showrunner Matt Olmstead tells TVGuide.com, "definitely for the next three or four episodes until people can re-galvanize as a family, but people have some hard feelings about how it all goes down."
In the Season 1 finale, the Intelligence Unit's tech and surveillance expert was found dead in the final moments of the episode after being confronted by Voight (Jason Beghe) about his snooping into Voight for internal affairs. Jin (Archie Kao) was last seen rushing out of his office and sending a mysterious flash drive to an unknown recipient. "[Archie] didn't know nor did we. It's one of those things where the story told was headed in that direction in terms of needing to have a cliff-hanger and a big impact of a season finale and also just show the ramifications of that police work and that unit and street level and no one's guaranteed anything," Olmstead says. "It started to kind of gain momentum; like this character can't survive this."
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Jesse Lee Soffer also laments the loss of Kao. "It was intense. We were very close. We knew right away we were going to miss Archie a lot," he says. "That's a hard blow to take, but it made the finale really intense and kind of amazing."
However, it won't take long for the team to piece together the clues surrounding his mysterious death, which Olmstead says will be solved within the first episode. "His murder hasn't been solved yet so you have the team wanting to know what the hell is going on, in particular Halstead, who has never really carried Voight's water. But then you have Lindsay who's loyal and maybe even an apologist for Voight," Olmstead says. "We play the mystery of who killed Jin, and then certainly the ramifications of, once that mystery is solved, how people feel about who did it and why."
Jin's death, as well as Voight's possible connection to it, will divide the unit. "In the first episode, we're going to definitely focus on Jin and what happened, whether Voight is guilty or not," Halstead says. "I think we're going to hopefully wrap it up pretty quick, but we'll figure out what part of the unit is going to stand behind [Voight] and what part is not going to stand behind him. He looks like a shoo-in but we'll see."
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As suspicions about Voight's possible connection to the murder heat up, he will pull those he trusts closer, such as Ruzek (Patrick John Flueger), whom Voight hand-picks to fill in for Jin. "We have some fun with it because we have Voight going to Ruzek, who's right out of the academy and he's like, 'You took all these computer courses, right?' He's like, 'Yeah, OK, you figure it out,'" Olmstead says. "I'm sure he'll screw it up and bring somebody else in, but for now, he just dumps him because Voight has some trust issues in that role especially so he wants someone he knows will not be reporting on him."
Although Ruzek will be less than enthused about his new professional duties, the latest developments in his personal life are a different story. After sharing a kiss with Burgess (Marina Squerciati) midway through Season 1, the two consummated their feelings for each other in a big way in the season finale despite the fact that Burgess was passed over for a promotion because of her dalliance with Ruzek. "It's tough because for her because she likes Ruzek a lot, he likes her so they're going to try and maintain a furtive relationship," Olmstead says. "She knows full well what would happen if Voight finds out, but the heart wants what the heart wants. But also she realizes, 'Hey, uniform isn't that bad,' and also, 'If I don't get intelligence here, there's plenty of other departments in Chicago.'"
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Burgess' change of heart about her longstanding desire to join Intelligence will come courtesy of her new enthusiastic partner in uniform, a role which has yet to be cast. "We realized at the end, Burgess wants to get Intelligence, and pining for Intelligence by extension almost makes it look like the uniform is chump work, which we don't want to do," Olmstead says. "There are a lot of guys in uniform who want to stay in uniform because once you get a gold shield or once you're a detective, the politics, the ass-kissing, all the stuff you've got to deal with, but when you're in uniform, you're out in the car, you're gone, there's no boss breathing down your neck so this character really likes the action."
Olmstead says Burgess' new partner will add an important new voice to the team, and to the show. "He was going to be a third generation smelter in Chicago, but he had uncles who had been inhaling copper and nickel. He was scheduled to go down that road until they closed the plant down," Olmstead says. "He also has perspective in his life of, 'I know what hard work is.' He's a guy who really has a bounce in his step and also helps Burgess realize like, yeah ,actually the uniform's a pretty good place to be for however much longer she is going to do it."
The new season of Chicago P.D. kicks off Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 10/9c on NBC. Rewatch the Season 1 finale here.


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In a game that could have been easily overlooked in the wake of the Winter Classic on Monday, the Rangers took it to the Panthers 4-1 in their final tune-up before heading to Philly. After a rocky outing against the Caps, the Rangers bounced back and played a very smart game and grabbed a little momentum to take to Citizens Bank Park. Onto the bullets…
- The name of the game tonight for New York was the executing the little things. For the most part, they got the puck deep, threw pucks at the net and created havoc in the offensive zone. Defensively, they used the boards well, blocked shots and didn't give allow the forecheck to lure the play into the middle of the ice.
- Scott Clemmensen had a rough game tonight, but the Rangers' goals weren't of the soft variety. They made quite a few great first passes out of the defensive zone that lead to quality offensive chances. Jose Theodore played much better in relief, but at that point the game was pretty well in hand.
- Another solid defensive showing for this overachieving blue line. The defense did a great job keeping pucks to the outside and although Hank was somewhat busy, most of the shots came from bad angles. Stralman in particular had a strong game, and although Stu Bickel has been a bit of a punching bag since his call up, he has played incredibly smart, simple defense. McDonagh does look a bit tired to me, but continues to play well. If Staal can come back at some point in the near future, McD can get his minutes back to a reasonable level and should be better rested for the stretch run this season.
- For all the (deserved) praise the GAS line has gotten so far this season, the newly formed Hagelin-Richards-Callahan trio has been just as impressive. They were the best line on the ice tonight and have been getting better with each game. Hagelin has a tremendous hockey IQ and his speed has been a weapon since day 1. Each one of these guys has a completely different skill set, but they play off each other incredibly well.
- Continuing the theme, Michael Del Zotto is probably playing the best stretch of hockey I've ever seen out of him. He is making the simple plays and not overextending himself. He is playing physical and jumping into the offense at the correct times/places. His continued development will be huge going forward and he is clearly playing with a lot of confidence and Torts is rewarding him with ice time in a variety of situations.
- Brandon Dubinsky quietly has 5 points in his past 5 games. I'm not sure I'm completely sold that he has fully turned his season around, but it's a huge step in the right direction. His goal tonight was a fantastic individual effort.
- Nice to see Richards play a solid game after a couple of rough outings.
- Henrik Lundqvist. Best goalie on the planet.
- I'm not sure what was more entertaining to me tonight; the Panthers growl or Tort's tie (it looked like an early 80's couch).
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PORTLAND -- Students from Sherwood High School got to show and tell at the Oregon Convention Center Tuesday. They're hoping what they're learning and making in class will lead to well-paying jobs in high-tech manufacturing.
The event comes as more high-tech jobs are returning to the United States.
THE OMEP (Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership), which helps companies navigate the challenges of global competition, put the spotlight on Sherwood High instructor John Niebergall's class.
I believe in it, and I have support from my administration, my community, my students and it's worked in the past and I keep trying new things, he said.
Students are learning a new way to make things using 3D printers and rapid-prototyping equipment. There is also a class in robotics.
Oregon Lawmakers are investing $8 million to revitalize CTE, the Career and Technical Education program. And nearly a $500,000 will go to the Sherwood School District.
Neibergall said the funds will build up our program and get a traveling motor home and trailer and replicate this around the state.
Currently, there is a shortage of skilled workers in manufacturing in Oregon, which is projected to increase over the next 8 to 10 years as more baby boomers retire.


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Creator(s)Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.
Credit: Joshua W. Curtis, Jr. Collection, Northeast Historic Film. Cutting block ice, Searsport, ME, 1939-1940.
Credit: Joshua W. Curtis, Jr. Collection, Northeast Historic Film. Cutting block ice, Searsport, ME, 1939-1940.
Primary Format and Extent
film (2,400 ft.) : si., b&w, col. ; 16 mm.
Collection Date Range
1939 to 1949
The Joshua W. Curtis, Jr. Collection consists of 7 reels of 16 mm. film shot between 1939 and 1949. While offering views of family life, this collection also provides records of community and work life in Maine. The collection offers records of winter sports including skiing and dog sledding, parades, fishing, hunting, boating, and visits to areas in and around Searsport. Visits include golfing in Northport, Maine, and a trip to Fort Knox in Bucksport, Maine. Notably, the collection depicts ice harvesting (the cutting and storage of ice blocks) and various shots devoted to the training and work of the Searsport Fire Department.
Biographical/Historical Notes
Joshua W. Curtis, Jr. was born in 1925, and attended school in Searsport, Maine, graduating in 1943 as valedictorian of his high school class. He entered the U.S. Army in 1943, serving in the Medical Corps. After being discharged, he attended Bowdoin College, graduating in 1950 cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He then served another tour of duty in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He served in both the European and Pacific theaters and received three campaign stars. After his discharge he lived in South Portland, Maine, where he taught history at Mahoney Junior High for 31 years. He retired to his family home in Searsport, Maine, where he was active in the First Congregational Church. He took pride in the restoration and maintenance of the church organ. The new vestry was named Curtis Hall in honor of him and his father. He was also well known as a town historian; hobbies included photography, playing the piano, and flower gardening. He passed away in March of 2008.
Searsport History
"Searsport was settled in the late 18th Century and incorporated as a town in 1845. It has nearly 10 miles of coastline on Penobscot Bay, which has been a major influence on the town's development. Sears Island, over 900 acres in size, is connected to the mainland by a causeway.
During Searsport's early history, its major industry was shipbuilding and cargo handling. The seaport town was famous for its sea captains in the mid-1800s and was once home to ten percent of all American deep-water shipmasters.
Petroleum product shipping and handling supplemented the chemical industry during the Korean conflict. Fuel, lumber, paper and chemicals continue to arrive and depart from the seaport.
Subject(s)Community Life, Families, Fire fighters, Ice Industry, Natural disasters, Universities and colleges
Northeast Historic Film
The Collection is open for research.
Condition Governing Reproduction and Use
Authorization to reuse and/or reproduce must be obtained from Northeast Historic Film. See http://www.oldfilm.org/research for more information.
Encoded archival description
Items in this collection: 15
Showing 1 - 10 of 15:
1) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 1
On a grassy field in the winter, people play with a dog and converse with each other. In a more residential area, a car leaves an alley. A young man plows snow from his yard. There is a...more
2) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 2
Family and friends picnic on grass. People watch as a group of young boys in track uniforms race down the street. It is winter and a road is covered with snow. A woman and her son stand...more
3) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 3
Girls stand outside brick building. Boats on river. Children camping and excitedly jumping up and down. Chickens and goats in barn. Men unsuccessfully attempt to extinguish truck fire....more
4) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 4
Men and women in small room converse and hold tennis rackets. Horses feed on grass in field. Woman gathers berries. Woman sits next to a goat. Sailboats on river. Young man smiles for c...more
5) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 5
Father and son stand in woods. Husband stands with wife. Mother and son walk down the street. Ducks swim. African American man and son. African American woman stands on porch. Father an...more
6) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 6
Family drives to top of cliff for a picnic. Waves crash against the rock. Woman feeds food to squirrel. This is probably Schoodic peninsula, part of Acadia National Park. Men play golf...more
7) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.—home movies] Reel 7
Man shovels snow in front yard. Cabin burning. Searsport fire truck. Firemen hose fire. Tractor picks up dirt. Woman picks flowers. Wharf. Men in front of campus building. A stone house...more
8) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.--home movies] Reel 1, Accession 2486
Footage of streets and houses in a small town intercut with a few shots of an old man and a dog. A few shots of boys posing in their graduation caps and gowns. A few shots of a man ch...more
9) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.--home movies] Reel 2, Accession 2486
Footage of ladies at a tea party outside. A few shots of a shoreline, including some women on the rocks by the shore. A shot of women outside. A shot of a pig in a pen. A shot of a...more
10) [Joshua W. Curtis, Jr.--home movies] Reel 3, Accession 2486
A few shots of four women, including the women doing a kick line and petting a dog. A shot of a field of flowers. A few shots of a waterfall. A shot of a scenic landscape with hills...more
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"Greeting from Lionsville U.S.A." and enjoy your stay! This new Lions piece is exceptionally inviting and easy to look at.
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Alaina Varrone is arguably the ballsiest embroidery artist out there. She embroiders striking scenes and images that are often explicit in nature, creating a wonderfully weird contrast between a traditionally inoffensive medium and its content. Born in New Haven, Connecticut "to a family of weirdos and storytellers," Varrone says she "uses this natural creativity to tell her own stories in thread." Varrone attended MICA as a fiber arts student and is currently working on a series based on the various gang girls of mythology.
Rich Kelly Poster ArtIllustration // Saturday, June 08, 2013
Rich Kelly makes poster art that is at once wildly fresh and inarguably sophisticated. He creates single images that express the attitude and atmosphere of a film or musical group with skill and flourish, utilizing an astounding sense for angle, proportion and perspective to generate off-kilter compositions that could draw you in for hours. Kelly's earthy, controlled palette allows him to place emphasis on the figures and their dynamic interactions, giving these movie/band posters a life of their own outside the realm of the original works. You might not even want to bother seeing the movies, just spend the day gorging your eyes on these posters!
An update with LushGraffiti // Saturday, June 08, 2013
Lush has been busy making new paintings and drawings. He's still up to the same comedic, offensive to many, ridiculous antics. Worth a laugh, chuckle or "This dude is wack!
Butcher's Hook @ Yves Laroche, MontrealStreet Art // Saturday, June 08, 2013
The two-person exhibition Butcher's Hook featuring the work of Jesse Hazelip and Jon Todd opens tonight, June 8, 2013 at Yves Laroche in Montreal, Quebec. Todd will be showing new expressionistic-like portrait paintings, while Hazelip's work is ballpoint pen drawings and mixed media. Each have a very different esthetic but both share a common ground in focusing on suppressed and marginalized members of society.
In the Juxtapoz Store Now: 5-Panel Hat ReleaseJuxtapoz // Friday, June 07, 2013
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AI Weiwei discusses his cover of TIME MagazineJuxtapoz // Friday, June 07, 2013
TIME Magazine just unveiled the cover of their newest issue, and we know how hard it is for a weekly news magazine to garner attention for their covers, but Ai Weiwei will definitely get you on the arts and culture blogs. The cover features the attention-grabbing statement: "The World According to China". Editor Rick Stengel was quoted on TV as saying, "I actually think it's the most beautiful cover we've ever done in our history." Well done, well timed, and yes, it is really beautiful.
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Joni Sternbach was born in the Bronx, New York. She graduated from New York University/International Center of Photography with an M.A. in Photography in 1987. She was part of the adjunct faculty at New York University for over 20 years, and is currently a faculty member at ICP and the Center for Alternative photography teaching wet plate collodion.
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SUWANEE -- Saah Nimley gets the treatment every time he steps on the basketball court.
The Collins Hill guard not only gets a multitude of defenses thrown at him by opposing coaches, he also is showered with constant taunts from opposing fans who make him their No. 1 target. On Monday night, the North Gwinnett fans brought a children's basketball goal with the sign "Saah's Goal" on it, a knock on the 5-foot-8 junior's stature.
"I notice (the taunts) but I don't let it affect my play on the court, I just laugh it off," Nimley said. "It makes me want to play better."
He answered the jeers from the start in Monday's Region 7-AAAAA regular-season finale with 25 first-half points. Then as North put extra attention on him throughout the second half, he did a nice job getting his teammates involved in a 64-59 win over the host Bulldogs.
Nimley finished with game highs of 34 points and five assists as Collins Hill (19-6) secured the No. 3 seed in this week's region tournament and slowed down the hot Bulldogs (14-10), who had won seven straight games.
"We moved the ball and hit our shots," Collins Hill boys coach Josh Grayson said. "(Nimley) did a good job of recognizing when they came out and trapped him. ... He handles that stuff so well because he handles the ball so well."
Nimley's first-half barrage -- he made 8 of 14 shots and 5 of 6 3-pointers -- led to a 39-31 lead at intermission. He accounted for all 18 Collins Hill points in the first quarter on 13 points and two assists.
North's Clayton Williams returned from first-half foul trouble to guard Nimley in the third quarter as the Bulldogs repeatedly trapped the Collins Hill standout as he crossed halfcourt to make him give up the ball. That strategy and 12 third-quarter points from Williams allowed North to slip ahead by a point entering the fourth quarter.
But Nimley started getting his teammates involved, assisting the Eagles' first two baskets of the final period. Eight other Collins Hill players had at least one field goal in the victory, but none had more than two.
Though there was no clear No. 2 option behind Nimley -- Andre Allen, Herdie Lawrence and Charles Watson had six points each -- a number of players stepped up when needed.
"I think (trapping me at halfcourt) is an advantage on our end," Nimley said. "We've got good wings who can get to the basket and hit shots."
The setback was tough for North on Senior Night, dropping the Bulldogs to the No. 5 seed. Conner Day led North with 15 points, Cyrus Lavant scored 13, Alex Tiller had 11 points and Matt Walker added eight points and eight rebounds.
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Exclusive Interview by Charles C. White - So Chauncy, you just saw the David Tua-Monte Barrett fight and I know that you have something to say to Mr. Tua...
Chauncy: I think the Barrett-Tua fight was very good, and taking nothing from either guy, but I'm an elite fighter who would like to use a fight like Tua to show the world I'm right there too.
And just so it is clear to the readers; this isn't a deal where you see that Tua may have faded skills and so you want to capitalize, this is a fight that you have wanted and asked for in the past..
Chauncy: I have. Dave is a friend of mine. One of the reasons I moved to New Zealand and love the country, but I feel it's a fight the New Zealand public can see happening as they know the both of us and know I have a chin of steel as they have seen me countless times.
As the Interim WBO Asia Pacific heavyweight title holder, it is your right to fight Tua as he is currently the holder of the full title. If a fight is not offered to you in the near future, will you enforce your right to fight him?
Chauncy: I feel I should. I know Dave had a path he was on towards the title, but that path was almost derailed against Barrett and he'll need an eliminator type fight to prove himself again, to show this fight against Barrett was a fluke and prove himself ready for the title if he can get passed me. We're both WBO top 10 world ranked, and I'll put my name on paper today!
Give us your analysis and impressions of the fight itself and how each fighter performed..
Chauncy: I thought it was a very good fight. I had Barrett winning but only slightly. I do think Dave was not 100%. Dave is a legend and he just didn't perform the way he has been as of late in this fight. I think if Dave gets ready 100%, he will give anybody trouble. Also, props to Barrett. He showed up, fought a good, well thought out game plan, and was in great shape. Good job Monte.
Did you agree with referee Randy Newman's decision to deduct a point away from Tua for throwing Barrett down to the canvas WWE style
Chauncy: I don't, and that was the difference on the cards. I feel he should have had a warning, and Barrett wasn't innocent of wrestling in the match either.
One of the biggest surprises in this astonishing fight was Barrett knocking Tua down in the 12th and final round. What were you thinking when you witnessed this?
Chauncy: Even though I saw it with my own eyes, I didn't believe it. Not that Barrett can't punch, because he can, but because Dave has the best chin in the history of boxing. Barrett can sneak up on guys with his power, ask Tye Fields.
Yet another blow to boxing was the judging in this fight. Few, if any, could argue that Barrett didn't deserve the decision here. He thoroughly dismantled Tua. Give us your thoughts on the scoring...
Chauncy: The 115-111 was crazy. I understand there were some close rounds, but Barrett only winning 2 rounds going into round 12? No way! I can live with the draw, though I thought Barrett won. There were many close rounds.
In your opinion, can David Tua forge ahead after this fight and continue on to make noise in the division, and possibly pose a legitimate threat to the heavyweight champs?
Chauncy: I feel he must make his move now. He should fight an eliminator, which is where I come into play. He's a top WBO fighter and WBO Asia Pacific champion, and I hold the interim title. Let's fight in an eliminator and the winner gets the shot. That puts Dave one fight away from the title fight he has been working for. He's not getting any younger, and if he has a chance vs. any of the top guys it's better sooner than later.
Do you agree with Monte Barrett in holding firm to his decision to retire after this fight? He has been in a lot of very exciting ring wars and given the fans many memorable moments throughout his career. I know I would be lying if I said that I wasn't a fan of his...
Chauncy: I give him props if he holds true to his word. He fought his butt off, but Monte's on the downslide of his career as he has proven 3 fights leading into this fight, and this was a great last hurrah for him. He has had many memorable fights, and this is a great one to go out on.
Well Chauncy I know that you have been training the house down with Joe Hipp and that you will come fully prepared for a fight with Tua if it is to be made. Any final thoughts?
Chauncy: Sign me up for this. I wouldn't run from Dave either. I'd make a fight of it. As I said, I think he was just off tonight, so he does still have something in the tank, but I feel I'm ready for the step. It makes sense in New Zealand and I'd more than welcome that idea. Dave's done a lot of great things in his career, and I'd appreciate it if he gave me the chance in my adopted home country to prove myself.
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It gives me no joy to contradict or criticize The Stuart News, to which I happily gave 28 years of my life. But the newspaper's Sunday endorsement of Martin County Commission Chairwoman Sarah Heard begs a few choice words of dissent.
Somehow, the paper looks at this woman and sees something I contend isn't there. I truly believe if Sarah Heard were caught and cuffed for robbing a convenience store on Saturday night, the editors would still "strongly" recommend her Sunday morning.
The newspaper gives no credence at all to the ethics complaints filed against Heard but all the credit in the world for her "12-year track record in elected office of laboring for our waterways."
I beg to differ with both arguments.
The ethics complaint: Heard's, not John McAuliffe's
What immediately struck me in Sunday's editorial recommendation was not the newspaper's failure to list the half-a-dozen-or-so ethics complaints against Heard lumped into Palm City resident John McAuliffe's letters to Tallahassee. It was Heard's cavalier dismissal of them.
"It's politically motivated," she was quoted as saying. "I can't keep anyone from making meritless accusations about me."
Perhaps because Heard filed a "meritless accusation" against her opponent in 2006, she truly believes in her heart all ethics complaints at election time are as groundless and "politically motivated" as hers was.
Let's look at Heard's for a moment. The polls had closed, she had won, yet on the night of the 2006 election, Heard filed an entirely frivolous complaint with the Florida Commission on Ethics against Republican Susan E. O'Rourke.
The complaint accused O'Rourke of deliberately trying to mislead Democrats and independents by failing to disclose on her campaign signs that she is a Republican.
"It wasn't true and Sarah knew it," said O'Rourke, a professional engineer who specializes in traffic engineering and transportation planning. "Every one of my signs was properly labeled."
Because the election was history by the time the ethics commission received the complaint, "they didn't want to be bothered with an investigation and instead sent a letter wanting my signature and a $250 fine, and advising me never to do it again.
"But I wouldn't sign and I wouldn't pay because I hadn't done anything wrong," she said. "My sister is a lawyer, she represented me and the case went to a hearing."
Heard's complaint was found to be "without merit." O'Rourke, who considered it a case of "malicious intent," then filed against Heard to recapture attorney fees. Heard's lawyer advised her to settle.
In the end, Heard paid O'Rourke's sister $2,300 in court costs.
Oh, yes, and neither the original complaint nor its conclusion ever found its way into the local newspaper.
Why did Heard file such a complaint? One of her friends at the time later told me, "That's her MO. Hassle the opposition. That's what her group does to discourage candidates from running next time."
The bottom line here is, Heard wasn't above playing a political dirty trick on a hapless opponent. I wonder now, if the editors at the News had known the trick she pulled in '06, mightn't they have been a little more skeptical and a lot less apt to blow off the commissioner's dismissal of McAuliffe's "politically motivated" complaints?
Then there's "her commitment to the river, lagoon and quality of life." The News called it "unwavering."
I'd love to know what the News' observations are to bring them to that opinion.
Let me tell you mine.
Heard's River Protections Record
Heard has been a staunch supporter of the rivers ever since she realized she could mine citizen outrage over algae blooms to further her no-growth agenda.
Certainly she attends Everglades Foundation and Everglades Coalition events, because they're trendy and fun and usually happen at some great hotel location.
But, if we're talking Everglades, the real work of Everglades restoration comes from the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Task Force. They're the folks who coordinate the policies, strategies and projects under the Department of Interior for Everglades restoration. Those conferences are usually in Fort Lauderdale, and no one I know has ever seen her at even one of them.
Heard does on occasion attend a Water Resources Advisory Commission meeting, usually at the South Florida Water Management District in West Palm Beach. WRAC advises the Task Force. But please understand, Sarah Heard doesn't stay for an entire meeting. Generally, she's there for an hour or less, long enough to make an official, if inconsequential, comment from Martin County, then she leaves.
Jacqui Thurlow Lippisch of Sewall's Point, on the other hand, stays the entire day -- six to eight hours. These are long, tedious and sometimes incredibly difficult-to-follow sessions, especially when engineers are talking, but it's the only way to get a real grasp of what's going on, what works, what doesn't, what has been tried, and so forth.
And another thing. Wouldn't anyone who really cares about the health of the river be committed to resolving Martin's stormwater drainage and septic tank issues? She is not.
Sarah Heard has a history of stopping sewer line extensions, one in Jensen Beach and the other in Port Salerno, which had grant funding two years ago to run east from A1A along Salerno Road nearly all the way to U.S. 1. Heard felt it would spur business growth, and so nothing happened until recently, when the utilities and community development departments, using CRA TIF monies, said they would extend the sewer into residential areas, and only partially along Salerno Road.
Sarah Heard is a fake environmentalist who fosters the fear-mongering that stops all construction projects, and points to agriculture as the culprit for all the pollution.
In the meantime, she attempted to squash an innovative stormwater treatment system developed in-house by the county's community development, engineering and utilities departments to treat stormwater drainage without expensive pipes, big culverts, and large retention ponds. It's the first in the state, perhaps even in the nation -- a natural conduit for grants. Yet Sarah Heard voted against it, saying it was a scheme only to increase businesses' property values.
Fortunately, she was outvoted, and the project will proceed ... until she can think of some other reason to kill it.
There are many examples of votes in which Heard could have made something good happen for one river or the other, but didn't. The Stuart News covers all Martin County Commission meetings. Didn't they notice? Or is their definition of river protection different from mine and other readers'?
Reach Nancy Smith at email@example.com or at 228-282-2423. Twitter: @NancyLBSmith
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I have just been made aware of your "Bite me" response to the posted e-mail below.
I am highly offended and extremely distressed that you would stoop to such a lowlife answer as "Bite me" in response to anyone!
If this Disgustingly, Ungentlemanly and Disrespectful answer is any indication of the way you and your mud-slinging comrades really are in spirit, then who would ever give any credence to anything any of you have to say.
The wise saying is , "a leopard's stripes will always shine through"… now IMAGINE THIS all you readers in La la land……
Below is the e-mail sent to D Bell by a very elderly friend of mine and D Bell's disgusting response to her.
-----Original Message-----
From: D Bell
To: realsquack
Sent: Thu, Aug 14, 2014 8:55 pm
Subject: Re: Stuart Newspaper's LaLaLand Sarah Heard Endorsement
Bite me
Subject: Re: Stuart Newspaper's LaLaLand Sarah Heard Endorsement
On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 8:48 PM, realsquack wrote:
Sarah Heard is the only qualified candidate running for office in District 4. She deserves your vote.
AND NOW MY RESPONSE to D Bell and his DISGUSTING RESPONSE :
I think you all should be "exposed" in public!
Just IMAGINE THAT!
----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Douglas Hess
To: D Bell
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: An Email to Al Forman of the Martin County Defender
YOU MR. BELL and YOU MR. McCAULifFEEEEEE will soon see how wise Martin County voters are!
PLEASE, PLEASE keep up your RIDICULOUS mailings, you tubes clips, and slanderous one sided websites that you are promoting as it only MAKES SARAH LOOK EVEN BETTER! With YOUR HELP she should get 80% of the vote instesd of 78% like she got the last time around!..... now IMAGINE THAT!
YOU two STUPES SHOULD BE OLD ENOUGH TO REALIZE THAT PEOPLE GET TURNED OFF BY THE LIKES OF YOU ALL AND YOUR DESPERATE ANTICS.
We The People Are Way Too Smart For You All!
An after thought. Desperate people do desperate things when they are running scared don't you think?
Now a question. Where does the editor of this RAG live? Martin County?
Pathetic . . . . .
Pathetic . . . .
Then' there's your hypocrisy in not even attempting to question anyone else's domicile if they agree with your view (e.g. C Breeze below who has previously indicated they're from Santa Rosa County in the panhandle, and here slimes people they don't even know) . . . .
And, lastly, there's the fact that actual facts don't seem to matter to the right and are to be discounted if they don't agree with one's truthiness, as you just so clearly demonstrated above . . . .
Pathetic . . . .
Pathetic . . . .
--- On Wed, 8/13/14, John McAuliffe wrote:
> From: John McAuliffe
> Subject: Sarah Heard Complaints
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Date: Wednesday, August 13, 2014, 5:43 PM
> Hi there, Al!
> Hope you're having an excellent day! I saw your email today
> and wanted to help you strengthen the integrity of The
> Defender. And since your tone seems so angry, I wanted to
> help settle you down a bit, too.
> First of all, the only candidate who EVER had to pay
> attorney's fees for lodging a false complaint in Martin
> County is Sarah Heard. I can provide a copy of the check for
> your readers if you like?
> Next, complaints to the Commission on Ethics are typically
> reviewed at their monthly meeting and either 1.) dismissed
> as a result of not having any merit, or 2.) sent to an
> investigator to be investigated. MY complaint and over 125
> pages of supporting documentation never made it to the
> monthly meeting, it went STRAIGHT to an investigator! I was
> told by "Kay" at the COE the next communication I would
> receive would be a date for a Probable Cause Hearing, which
> Heard could avoid by negotiating a settlement of fines, or
> she can attend a full hearing here in Martin County and try
> her luck. So it's a fact that Commissioner Heard is being
> investigated. Not sure if you're a fan of facts, but the
> facts are the facts. Here are a few more:
> The second complaint centers on behavior by Heard in
> submitting her travel expenses, in what the Florida Statutes
> define violations as constituting "second degree
> misdemeanors." I don't exactly know what they would call
> accepting gifts, then voting in favor of those who gave you
> the gifts, but it is in the hands of the State of Florida to
> evaluate criminal prosecution beyond the COE in that matter.
> The airplane is a tough one for the Commissioner, but she
> can try to explain it to the State. I have disclosed
> everything I submitted to the COE on a website (Heard did
> not make the complaint or her responses public, she hired an
> attorney instead), so see the documents for yourself at
> (google: truthaboutsarah
I give you my permission to send it
> to your readers.
> Lastly, you have slandered my good name twice now and I am
> offended. So I am going to formally ask you to abstain from
> such inappropriate conduct going forward, and when the
> Commissioner is fined and the proceedings made public, I
> will expect a full apology from you to all of your readers
> for you to avoid the legal ramifications of your reckless
> behavior.
> Have a good afternoon, Al!
> Regards,
> John McAuliffe
Perhaps the Stuart News staff feels a camaraderie with Sherlock from her days with the Associated Press. Interestingly enough, the change at the Stuart News coincided with the Digital Domain debacle. The Stuart News fell hook, line and sinker for the Textor propaganda, and published numerous articles and editorials in support of the Digital Domain project in St. Lucie County. We all know how that project faired. The fact that the Martin County economic development organization pulled the plug on that project was not a red flag for the Stuart News. Indeed, the fact that Enterprise Florida pulled the plug on the project and the project had to be transferred to another state agency for approval was not a red flag for the Stuart News. Indeed, Eve Samples published her column chiding the economic development agency for its inability to get its act together and lamented the fact that Martin County once again lost a valuable economic development engine. Perhaps all of the crow that was eaten by the Stuart News geniuses created an appetite for the Sherlock/Hurchalla/Melzer gang.
Another possibility is that the Stuart News is simply afraid of the Sherlock/Hurchalla/Melzer gang. As Nancy correctly discusses, the typical tactic for the gang is retribution. They have a history of filing meritless lawsuits for the sole purpose of seeking revenge and imposing costs. The District Court of Appeal, on its own motion, hit the gang with sanctions in recognition of their pattern of meritless litigation and appeals. They pointed out that Melzer had repeatedly lost on the same issue, and had absolutely no excuse for continuing her meritless arguments on the legal issue of "standing". As Nancy previously reported, the gang excused itself from paying the court imposed sanctions in a closed door meeting. That is, the gang gave away $32,000 in taxpayer money behind closed doors. Apparently, "transparency" is only something they demand of their opposition so that they can keep tabs and exact their retribution. The gang plans and strategizes for retribution through their secret, private email accounts rather than in the Sunshine.
There are many other instances other than the retribution against O'Rourke. For example, even after they defeated an opposing candidate in an election, the gang took retribution against a local Little League by trying to have its tax-exempt status revoked.
When anyone offers a legal challenge against the gang, they are quick to diss the challenge as a SLAPP suit, which is in an acronym for "Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation". They should know. Their tactics of meritless claims and litigation are really the same type of action. Perhaps their claims should be referred to as SLAP lawsuits. This new acronym is "Strategic Lawsuit Against Progress".
Advertising revenue for the Stuart News continues to decline, and the daily paper is a pint sized edition of its former self. Obviously a sinking ship. Could it be that the Sherlock/Hurchalla/Melzer gang does not generate advertising revenue?
And so the sad story of politics in Martin County continues...
Pathetic . . . .
You still are, and continue to be...
Pathetic . . . .
Pathetic . . . . .
Pathetic . . . .
This whole "Sarah Heard thing" fiasco bumps up against the "ridiculous, all the way up to the sublime" for a "public servant" on "self-praise-steroids" (a malady all too common in public office today; along with the usual handful of South Florida nose-pickers existing on the "government dime"). What the heck is wrong with the VOTERS that they keep letting these morons "MILK THE SYSTEM" year after year after year ?!?!?
Pathetic . . . . .
Pathetic . . . .
Pathetic . . . . .
What's the difference between "egregious" overuse and "overuse"? Just trying to impress with a big word?
Well, at least you got the plural of ellipsis correct.
Pathetic . . . .


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The IRB is a campus-wide committee established under the authority of the Vice President for Academic Affairs to ensure that the rights and welfare of human subjects are adequately protected in all research projects. The Institutional Review Board reviews all projects involving human subjects. IRB's are required by both University policy and by the Federal Government.
Applications are due the Friday before the next scheduled meeting. Submit an original application plus 5 copies of your application. Electronic submissions and handwritten applications will not be accepted or reviewed.
Applications (an original plus 5 copies) are due by 5pm the Friday before the meeting date to be reviewed on that date. Applications submitted after the deadline will be held for the next meeting.
January 22 (applications due January 16)
February 5 (applications due January 30)
February 19 (applications due February 13)
March 5 (applications due February 27)
March 19 (applications due March 16)
April 2 (applications due March 27)
April 16 (applications due April 10)
April 30 (applications due April 24)