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Tech's Daily Student Announcements
GRAD TICKET DISTRIBUTION:It was stated in the senior letter tickets will be available on Monday, May 11th - that date has been pushed back to Monday, May 15th. Tickets will be available May 15 to May 22 IN THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. ALL students must have signed Code of Conduct form (student and parent signature) to receive 8 tickets. Each student will receive 8 tickets for ceremony- it is up to each student how they would like to distribute to family and friends. All guests must have a ticket to enter River's Edge Convention Center for graduation ceremony.
GRADUATION REHEARSAL – Tuesday, June 2, 2015 – 9:20 a.m. (following Senior Slideshow), River's Edge Convention Center. Parking is free for the ceremony rehearsal.
SENIOR SLIDE SHOW – Tuesday, June 2, 2015 – 9:00 a.m., River's Edge Convention Center. This event is for senior students participating in the graduation ceremony. Please provide digital photo to Jody Voigt in LRC if you wish to have a photo in the slideshow (deadline for photo submission is FRIDAY, MAY 29 at 9:00 a.m.).
GRADUATION CEREMONY – Tuesday, June 2, 2015 – 7:30 p.m., River's Edge Convention Center. Seniors should arrive no later than 7:00 p.m. and meet in Terry Haws C.
SENIOR ALL-NIGHT PARTY – Tuesday, June 2, 2015 – Tech High School Gym, after commencement ceremony. See invitation from committee for more details.
The first drawing for $100.00 CASH will take place on April 25. Get your name in today!
ALL Parents-
We need your help to as we celebrate our awesome Tech graduates. We need security personnel for the All-Night Party after graduation June 2. Sign up with a friend, enjoy some free food, and have fun watching the students celebrate. Click here to volunteer and/or donate. techgradparty.weebly.com
Students launching rockets they constructed in Dr. Keil's Aerospace Engineering Class.
Tiger Cafe is back
Tiger Cafe, an academic support program is back beginning Monday, March 16th. This program will continue on Monday and Wednesdays through the remainder of the school year from 3:45-4:45 in the LRC. Students must arrange transportation home and agree to Tiger Cafe learning guidelines.
Tech's Student Newspaper "The Montage"
This year's 8th issue of the Tech Montage is now available online. In an effort to save paper, please download it on your computer and enjoy! Tech Montage May 2015 Look for future editions located in the orange links on the left hand side of Tech's web page.
Tech High School
Parent Site Council
* * We're looking for Additional Parent Members * *
The Tech High School Parent/Student Site Council meets on a monthly basis. The council provides a forum where parents, students and school personnel meet to:
Inform team members about the management and structure of the school.
Our meetings will begin at 6:00 p.m. and we will look to conclude our work by 7:00 p.m. each evening. We meet on the following Tuesdays in the TAO. Please enter door 21.
Sept. 30th(minutes), October 21st(minutes), February 24th(agenda), April 21st, May 26th (cancelled).
Absence Reporting
We work hard to keep accurate attendance at Tech High School. If your son or daughter is, or is going to be absent, please contact the Student Affairs office as soon as possible.
phone: 320.252.2231 (3007) email: firstname.lastname@example.com
"Clearwater Heritage Days and Tech Cross Country will be hosting a 5K run/walk on August 1, 2015. This is a fabulous, BLEND sponsored, family-friendly 5K race. Please join us for prizes, cool t-shirts, food, and lots of fun. Hurry, early Bird registration closes JUNE 1, 2015. The Tech Cross Country team thanks you for your support. Go to "Clearwater Heritage Days" on Facebook for paper or online registration. Contact Beth Fenstad at 761-1525 with questions."
Online Report Cards in Skyward for 2014-2015 School Year
Several years ago District 742 started using Skyward. One of the major reasons was to improve our communication with students and parents. Our goal is to have student attendance, and progress as current as possible and available on the web.
With our ongoing efforts to reduce the roughly 2 million sheets of paper we print each year, we will continue to make our end of term report cards available electronically. Because our highest priority is communication about your student's progress here at Tech, we do not want to do anything to hinder this. Currently, 30% of our students do not have an email listed for their primary parent or guardian. We can post the report card on the family access but we are unable to send it via email to those families. We would like to encourage everyone to log into Skyward and verify or add your email. Click here for directions.
If for what ever reason, this creates an inconvenience for you and you would prefer to continue to receive paper reports, please call 320-252-2231 or email firstname.lastname@example.com and let us know and we will continue to provide written reports to you.
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Year of cutbacks changes WFISD
Schools have fewer buses, tutors available now
Schools took penny-pinching to new level in 2011, and more cutbacks are on the way.
Threats of budget cuts in the spring in Wichita Falls Independent School District that could have totaled $11 million eventually stabilized at $5.6 million, but the reductions still triggered an avalanche of change throughout the school district for the 2011-12 school year.
The original "worst case scenario" of an $11 million cutback in school funding from the Texas Legislature prompted WFISD administrators to fire scores of teachers in April it thought it no longer could afford. However most were hired back in June when the Legislature's budget cuts for schools were not as deep as expected.
Neighboring school districts reported they met similar financial challenges without making layoffs.
WFISD classes began in August with 90 fewer employees — teachers, paraprofessionals, and specialists — at the downtown education center who assist teachers with special programs.
No teacher or school employee received a pay raise, not even the formerly state-required step increase.
New legislation even unhooked school districts from mandated pay scales, step increases and lengthy lead times before firing teachers. The increased flexibility was given to administrators to help school districts save money.
In WFISD more than $1 million in permanent reductions were made to annual expenses with another $4 million in savings coming from staff reductions and payroll savings.
Teachers learned this year they have fewer staff development opportunities, smaller supply budgets and little hope of technology upgrades anytime soon.
"We've honed it down to mission critical," said WFISD Chief Financial Officer Tim Turner in July before he left his position to take a similar one in Highland Park ISD in Dallas and was replaced by Ronald Kuehler.
Less money spent at the campus means children will have not as many tutors and fewer buses to shuttle them home from school following after-school study sessions.
Athletic departments will have less money for travel, meals, bus shuttles after practices, letter
jackets and employing a specialist like a strength and conditioning coordinator to oversee fitness.
Trips over 180 miles will be reduced, and coaches no longer will be paid extra for coming to campus in the summer to help athletes work out.
Administrators also want to save money on the district's $2 million electric bill. New guidelines shut off heat shortly after school ends for the day, and classrooms will be slightly warmer during the hot months and cooler during the cold months.
Board members approved a personal appliance fee schedule that assesses teachers for their 1,700 small refrigerators, space heaters, toasters, microwaves, lamps, electric clocks and candles — $20 annually for each small appliance like a clock or candle and $40 annually for larger items like space heaters or refrigerators.
However teachers complained when they learned the fees would be imposed midyear, and WFISD Superintendent George Kazanas backed off the plan, encouraging voluntary downsizing of energy-hogging appliances instead.
But he promised a new fee schedule for such appliances will begin this fall.
"All areas of district operations have to continually be examined for ways to reduce costs," Kazanas told staff members in January email. "These economic times challenge every aspect of how schools operate."
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Face of Riverside County Planning Commission changes
"I don't consider them mutually exclusive," Leach said. "I believe in logical, sensitive development."
Leach lives on 5 acres in Riverside's greenbelt area and used to have llamas. She said she understands, and is very sensitive to, concerns of rural residents.
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One side typically is the affected neighborhood.
Rick Croy, vice president of Rural Residents and Friends, lives in a French Valley neighborhood that recently was embroiled in a hotly debated project before the commission. The group opposed a Winchester Road development that will bring big-box stores and offices to a rural community, but the project was toned down before getting the green light.
Croy said the commission could tilt pro-development with Jeffries' vow to make the county more business friendly.
"But the jury is out," he said. "We would hope that as a first order of business they would read the general plan and vision statement, and respect it. It is the vision for Riverside County."


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Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain, Downton Abbey star Dan Stevens and the star-studded cast of The Heiress had an opening night to remember on November 1! Re-live the elegant event at the Walter Kerr Theatre.
On this week's super-duper-exciting episode of The Broadway.com Show, we pay tribute to a dazzling Star of the Week, get Frozen 2 and Beauty and the Beast movie updates and tons more.March 18, 2015
Larry David wrote and stars in this new comedy that tells the hilarious story of a family that comes apart when the patriarch dies.March 18, 2015
Video clips of Keith Carradine and the cast of the City Center Encores! production of Lerner and Loewe's Paint Your Wagon.March 18, 2015
Meet Tony winner Julie White and the cast of Lisa D'Amour's new dark comedy Airline Highway, beginning performances April 1 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.March 17, 2015
Sierra Boggess and the cast of It Shoulda Been You check out the Brooks Atkinson Theatre. We also get a behind-the-scenes look at the show's sitzprobe.March 17, 2015
We're sad to see Jennifer Nettles leave Chicago and her awesome Broadway.com vlog, but all good things must end. Jennifer expresses her sadness in lip sync form.March 17, 2015
Laura Michelle Kelly's first vlog episode takes us backstage at tech rehearsal for Finding Neverland. She also drinks tea and shares plans for her dressing room decorations!March 14, 2015
Laura Osnes, Santino Fontana, Frankie J. Grande, Patricia Clarkson and more stars climbed aboard to celebrate the arrival of On the Twentieth Century at the American Airlines Theatre.March 13, 2015
Broadway.com spent the afternoon with Younger stars Sutton Foster, Debi Mazar and Miriam Shor and costume designer Patricia Field to chat about the new TV Land comedy and filming in NYC...then we play a lighting round of pop culture trivia!March 13, 2015
Video clips of Kristin Chenoweth, Peter Gallagher and the rest of the cast performing in On the Twentieth Century.March 13, 2015
Hamish Linklater on a sculptor and playwright sparring about legacy in Doug Wright's Posterity.March 13, 2015
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Bolstering Friars' lineup has negligible effect on Gonzalez
Since Jed Hoyer's midseason shopping spree beefed up the meat of the Padres' batting order last month, the net impact on Adrian Gonzalez has been negligible.
Great hitters are easy to spot, but they're hard to "protect." If Gonzalez is seeing more strikes since the trade deadline acquisition of Ryan Ludwick, his numbers do not yet reflect it.
With two hits in four at-bats in Tuesday's 5-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks, Gonzalez's batting average has risen by just .003 since Ludwick arrived, from .296 to .299. Meanwhile, his on-base and slugging percentages have both shown slight slippage.
Having an accomplished bat in the on-deck circle might bring comfort to big-league hitters, but it seldom shows up in their swings or in the scouting reports. Numerous statistical studies have supported Bill James' 1985 conclusion that lineup protection is largely mythical, and that hitters operate more independently than interdependently.
Or, as Padres broadcaster Mark Grant put it: "You could put Adrian between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis and he'd hit."
(In the interests of full disclosure, Grant recognized that his reference was dated and offered an amended quote invoking Cheech and Chong. Either way, his point is plain.)
"I definitely think with nobody on base, I'm going to see more pitches because of Luddy being behind me," Gonzalez said last week. "But they're not going to attack me any different.
"Every team has a way that they think is the way to get me out. And so they're going to go to that regardless of who's in front or behind me. Most teams have (set strategies): this is the way you're going to pitch to him with nobody on base and this is how you're going to pitch to him with people on base."
A pitcher's willingness to challenge a hitter of Gonzalez's reputation is influenced by a variety of variables, including the inning, the score, the position of baserunners, the number of outs, previous history and what's working on a particular night. The identity of the guy hitting next enters into the equation, but that dynamic probably doesn't benefit a team's best hitter as much as the guy who hits in front of him.
Exhibit A: When Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961, he failed to draw a single intentional walk. Hypothesis: Pitchers much preferred to attack Maris than to face Mickey Mantle.
"Opposing managers are trying to play the odds," Ludwick said. "If first base is open and Gonzo is at the plate, I think there's a good chance they'll intentionally walk him."
During his previous stop in St. Louis, Ludwick observed that pitchers did not alter their approach to Albert Pujols after the Cardinals added the accomplished Matt Holliday. (Statistical corroboration includes Pujols' career-high 44 intentional walks last year.)
"A lot of people think he's the best hitter in the game," Ludwick said of Pujols. "It's the same kind of deal (as with Gonzalez). If first base is open, runner on second, two outs, tie ballgame, a lot of times you're going to take your chances with Matt, even though he's a great hitter, too."


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ALBANY —With already sound footing, officials say medical education efforts in Georgia are continuing to get stronger.
Dr. Peter F. Buckley, the 26th dean of the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) at Georgia Regents University, addressed the Dougherty Rotary Club on Tuesday to give an update on how the school is doing and what the future may hold for the education of future doctors in the state.
The Medical College of Georgia, located in Augusta, was founded as a result of a charter that passed Dec. 20, 1828. The dean highlighted some of the accomplishments the state's sole public medical school has had in its history, such as the first hysterectomy in 1850 and Georgia's first open heart bypass surgery in 1956.
The breakdown at MCG currently includes 920 medical students, 469 residents and fellows training in 44 programs, 155 postdoctoral fellows, 1,719 clinical and adjunct faculty, among other populations, spread throughout Georgia.
"Forty percent of our training efforts take place outside of Augusta," Buckley said. "We train not just medical students, but residents and fellows. We do that not just in Augusta, but in your community and others (throughout the state).
One such example is Albany's Southwest Georgia Clinical Campus based at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital that was established in 2008, which also reaches facilities in Columbus, Cordele, Moultrie, Valdosta, Thomasville, Tifton and LaGrange — and currently has 17 residential students and more than 200 transitional student rotations per year. At this campus, Buckley said, it has been found that students have a good experience not just in terms of training in various specialties, but becoming familiar with a more rural setting than they might find in the northern part of Georgia.
"We are particularly proud of the opportunity you have given us in Albany," he said.
The hope behind establishing such campuses is to bring budding physicians in and hope that they eventually decide to practice in Georgia, and interest in that cause appears to be growing — not just in the increasing number of medical residency slots officials are trying to bring in, but also in the popularity of the MCG institution itself.
"Interest (in MCG) is up 18.5 percent in the last two years," Buckley said. "Nationally, (that number) is 2.5 percent. People are banging down the door to come to the Medical College of Georgia. We are very proud of that."
Buckley also made note of the growing research portfolio at MCG in areas including regenerative and reparative medicine, cancer and neuroscience — and also of its increased rankings in funding from organizations such as the American Heart Association.
Mention was also made of the J. Harold Harrison Education Commons set to open in August, which has been named after an alum who donated $10 million in 2012 to help make the facility a reality. More was later donated from his estate to MCG — a sum of $66 million given to the institution, which has since been earmarked, among other uses, to go toward scholarships.
"It is believed to be the largest single gift to a public university in the history of public universities in Georgia," Buckley said in his presentation.
Buckley became dean of MCG in 2011. A psychiatrist and expert in schizophrenia, Buckley also is a professor of psychiatry, pharmacology and radiology at the institution. He joined the faculty of the state's public medical school in 2000 as chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior. From 2007 to 2010, he also served as associate dean and then as senior associate dean for leadership development in the medical school.
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What do you guys think so far? Sorry if you don't like the colours, I'm planning to make a few variations!
I like it but the panels border are a little bit odd, and the yellow badge on the orange panel I can barely see it. Other advice, use anti-aliasing: none
Something that isn't part of the design, but more of the content: I would use "unmetered" instead of "unlimited" because there's no such thing as "unlimited" web space.
"Customers" is spelled wrong in the header. I would change the badges because they don't really fit into the panels. Also, remove the white background from the content area, it just looks weird.
Cheers guys! Take another look. When you pointed out the borders ipad I then agreed with you so I removed them totaly.
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Simple Darts - Dart Scoring
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Simple Darts is new and improved! The best dart score keeping and dart game scoring application for Android is even better! Dart scorecard has never been easier. Play your favorite dart game with your friends and let simple darts track the scoring!
Simple darts has NO ADS! And it never will!
- X01, Cricket, Baseball, Around the World, Shanghai and Golf (Single players and teams)
- Unlimited "undo" on all games
- Save and load all games
- Keep player statistics
- Share your games on Facebook and Twitter
- Supports all screen sizes & tablets
- 1 to 8 players on X01
- "No Scoring" option on Cricket
- Skipping ahead on Around the World
Throw your darts, tap your score and see what all the players have on one screen. That SIMPLE!
I have worked hard to implement requested features and answer feedback and keep as much of this app as free as possible to include keeping it ad free.
Please rate & comment if you like it. Good ratings & comments help me stay motivated and help others decide to download or not.
There is also a donation module if you would like to chip in towards my morning coffee. ;o)
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- Score all games with teams
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- Stats are 180, 140, 100
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Obama and Israel: Matt Duss
Obama's record is strong, he says, but the president needs to sell it better
If you're a Scroll regular, you'll have noticed a pet theory of mine cropping up recently. Basically, it goes like this: Obama's handling of Israel will be a not-insignificant issue in the presidential election, not exclusively among Jews (though certainly among them), nor exclusively among Jews and Zionist Christians (though their footprint is certainly an effective force multiplier), but among everyone. What will happen, I believe, is that the Republican candidate will point to Israel (partly because he or she won't be able to point to experience, or Al Qaeda, or Iraq, or China, or Cuba) to paint President Obama in the same colors that every Republican has painted every Democrat since the Vietnam War: weak on America's enemies, disloyal to America's friends, and out-of-step with American values. That Obama has done a poor job convincing Jews otherwise—as we are soon to see when Democrat David Weprin either loses or barely wins his special election against Republican Bob Turner in large part for the sin of being in the same party as Obama—will be a crucial part of the proof the GOP candidate will build.
So this week seems like a good time to talk to a few people about this. At noon, we heard from Tevi Troy, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and author of the Tablet Magazine article that predicted the contours of the Weprin-Turner race, right down to Ed Koch's involvement. Now, we speak with Matt Duss, of the Center for American Progress.
Do you think we could see Israel becoming an electoral issue beyond the Jewish vote? That it will become something of a totem, or stand-in, for Obama's values?
I think that's true, and that probably more importantly it's clear that the Republicans are pumping a lot of money into making that true. Groups like [the Emergency Committee for Israel] are one example. There's been a concerted effort to attack Obama on the Israel issue—we saw this around Netanyahu's visit in May–going after him for supposedly being not as supportive as past presidents have.
Is it working?
When you keep repeating these things—and I think the administration has been less energetic and timely in pushing back on it than they should have been–yeah, some of it is getting some traction. Now, once they start talking about the record–the military support, the intelligence cooperation, and Israelis themselves have acknowledged that it's deeper than it's ever been—what you're left with is the settlement issue, this idea that by calling on Israel to follow up on obligations which it had already made—in the Quartet road map—on a settlement freeze, the idea that simply by calling for Israel to meet its already existing commitments is preposterous.
Does the Christian right's fervent adoption of Israel as a cause play a role?
I think it does—the whole CUFI thing [Christians United for Israel]. Over the past couple decades, we've been seeing a relationship, Likudniks building bridges with these very right-wing evangelical groups. Hagee being the most famous.
So it makes sense that it would become a national issue.
For obvious reasons, it's an issue that has specific weight and has obvious resonance among the American Jewish community, but it's more broadly an American issue—they are an ally, a democracy. I think America should have relationships with democracies and support them. But Israeli policies impact American interests, and there's no question about that. I think it's an issue of U.S. foreign policy, full stop.
Is Israel the clearest instance of a foreign policy issue where the Republican nominee could gain real traction?
I think Iran is another main one, and there Israel provides an entry. It's clear that Israel, for very understandable reasons, is very concerned about Iran. But again here we come back to the significant support that Obama has given to the Iran issue. Israelis and American defense officials will only smile at you, but it's pretty clear Stuxnet was a cooperative effort. It's just another way to slow and frustrate the development of the program.
Look at the Iran policy. If the engagement didn't achieve an agreement, I think they should keep that option open, because it had demonstrable consequences—with the sanctions. The pressure track is most effective when it's combined with an offer of diplomacy at the same time, and it brought a very significant level of international focus—you even had the Chinese pulling out of some deals!
What can Obama do to shore himself up here?
There are various tactical criticisms you could make about the way he went for the settlement freeze. One thing he just really failed to do is really make a concerted effort to reach out to Israelis. I think that's very important. There is a relationship between the Israeli people and the American people. It is very real. It's something I would have expected he would have done, and I was disappointed. Go there, introduce himself, explain himself. He didn't really do that. I don't know how much of that ground he can really make up.
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Israel will become a 'stand-in' for voters, he says, to Obama's detriment
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BANGALORE: The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday cleared the decks for the State Government to enter into an agreement with two multinational steel giants to set up steel plants in Bellary when it refused to pass interim orders barring the State from signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with POSCO from South Korea and Arcelor Mittal of the United Kingdom.
Arun Agarwal filed a public interest litigation (PIL) petition challenging the decision of the State to enter into a MoU with POSCO and Arcelor for setting up steel plants in Bellary.
The petitioner wanted the State to ensure that the rich iron ore resources are exploited by the State itself and that mines are not handed over to individuals and private companies.
A Division Bench comprising Justice V.G. Sabhahit and Justice B. Manohar rejected the interim prayer as sought for by Mr. Agarwal. It adjourned the case.
The Forest Department submitted a report containing the names of persons and organisations it had permitted to enter the forests for carrying our investigations into wildlife and other related activities.
The list was furnished to the court by the Chief Wildlife Warden B.K. Singh.
The court was dealing with a petition by Charanda Nand Subbaiah challenging the permission given by the Forest Department to several non-governmental organisations and persons to enter the forests to carry out investigation into wildlife.
A Division Bench comprising Justice Manjula Chellur and Justice Ajit Gunjal asked the Government to file an affidavit and adjourned the case.
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The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday ordered issue of notices to the State Government, the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike, the Lake Development Authority and other respondents in a petition seeking a direction to preserve and protect lakes and water bodies in and around Bangalore.
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Hearing set on leaked notebook in theater shooting
CENTENNIAL, Colo. One of the upcoming hearings in the Colorado theater shooting case will focus on who leaked information about a notebook that James Holmes sent to a psychiatrist.
The judge in the case says he'll hold a hearing the week of April 1 to find out who violated a gag order in the case.
One of Holmes' lawyers said Tuesday that a judge in New York has signed a subpoena for Fox News reporter Jana Winter to testify about her story, which cited unidentified law enforcement officials.
Holmes' attorneys are trying to get Winter to disclose her sources. Her lawyer has said that shield laws in New York and Colorado protect Winter from demands to reveal her sources.
The judge entered a not guilty plea on behalf of Holmes Tuesday.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.
The judge in the deadly Colorado movie theater shooting case entered a not guilty plea on behalf of James Holmes on Tuesday after the former graduate student's defense team said he was not ready to enter one.
If Holmes is convicted, he could be executed or spend the rest of his life in prison. Judge William Sylvester said Holmes, 25, can change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity later, if he chooses.
Such a change could be the only way Holmes could avoid life in prison or execution.
Prosecutors, for their part, have not said yet whether they will pursue the death penalty, announcing Tuesday that they will make their decision known on April 1.
As he has done in past hearings, Holmes sat silently through Tuesday's proceedings. He wore a red jail jumpsuit and sported a thick, bushy beard and unkempt dark brown hair.
When he walked into the courtroom, he looked at his parents, James and Arlene Holmes. They sat silently at the front of the room and left without comment after the hearing.
Holmes is charged with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder in the July 20 attack at a suburban Denver movie theater that killed 12 people and injured 70.
In the nearly eight months since Holmes first shuffled into court with vacant eyes and reddish-orange hair, neither he nor his lawyers have said much about how he would plead.
Holmes' lawyers repeatedly raised questions about his mental health, including a recent revelation that he was held in a psychiatric ward for several days last fall, often in restraints, because he was considered a danger to himself.
That raised the possibility that they could end up entering a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity at the hearing Tuesday. Holmes' lawyers, however, said they were not ready to enter a plea.
The plea carries risk, however. Prosecutors would gain access to Holmes' mental health records, which could help their case if the evidence of insanity is weak.
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As yet another retail icon is dispatched to the checkout in the sky, it's sad to think of what is to come.
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More tributes have been paid to Ian Sandy, the gentle giant of Birmingham's theatre world, who has died at the tragically young age of just 48. A cross-section of people who fell under his magic spell, tell GRAHAM YOUNG why he was so special to them.
Midland comic pays tribute to folk pioneer who gave him a job compering Digbeth shows
Birmingham's ex-boxers call for late Midlands legend to be added to Broad Street's Walk of Stars
Sutton Coldfield church crammed for final farewell to a sporting hero of the 60s and 70s
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JASPER CARROTT and Bev Bevan are set to team up for a new rock and pop show.
WHEN rock DJ Spiky Mike started doing stand-up comedy, opportunities were few and far between.
HE was the innocent little boy who stole a nation's heart while donning a rabbit outfit and singing Bright Eyes on cult kids' show Tiswas.
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Founder and ex-CEO of eSolar Asif Ansari takes the helm of Canadian startup Morgan Solar
taken the position of Chief Executive Officer at
the solar energy world, has founded several successful companies and
led the development and commercialization of over 20 technical products
in the cleantech and aerospace markets. Under Ansari's leadership,
eSolar attracted financial backing from Google and emerged as a global
leader in solar thermal technologies. Ansari has now relocated to
solar panel. "
possible – they have cracked the code for CPV (concentrated solar PV)
optics, substantially lowering its costs to where it can now deliver a
value proposition significantly better than PV (photovoltaics)," said
Ansari. "Morgan was able to see the problem in a whole new way,
starting with inventing a new optical concentrator to replace
conventional Fresnel lens architectures. The potential of this
technology is massive."
MaRS Discovery District has been working closely with
helping it evolve into a Canadian cleantech success story. "Ansari
coming to
cleantech sector I've seen," says
Advisor at MaRS. "Ansari has enjoyed a string of successes, including
eSolar, and he didn't come to Morgan to fail. The quality of Morgan's
management team, with these sorts of additions, demonstrates their
ability to go global on a major scale."
& Innovation's Innovation Demonstration Fund (MRI-IDF), the Industrial
Research Assistance Program (IRAP) and Sustainable Development
Technology Canada (SDTC). The company has also secured investments from
Iberdrola, the world's largest new renewable energy provider, and Nypro
Inc., a global leader in injection molding and contract manufacturing.
Their product–the Sun Simba–will be entering large-scale production in
2011. Currently, Ansari is working to raise a significant Series-B
funding round for the company.
MaRS Discovery District, located in downtown
comprehensive range of business services to help nurture innovation in
key science and technology sectors, including clean technology. "MaRS
has been engaged with us for some time and they have contributed an
invaluable amount to our success to date," said
Business Development and co-founder of
investment for a start-up in 2009 was tough and MaRS was instrumental
in assisting us with what turned out to be an excellent deal."
About MaRS
MaRS Discovery District (www.marsdd.com) is a large scale, mission driven innovation centre located in
and networked across
generation of technology companies. MaRS works closely with
entrepreneurs to grow and scale their ventures into global market
leaders in life sciences and health care, information, communications
and entertainment technologies, clean tech, advanced materials and
engineering, as well as innovative social purpose businesses.
Morgan Solar Inc. (www.morgansolar.com) was founded in 2007 to develop next generation solar power
technologies that will make solar energy significantly less expensive.
They have developed a number of solar energy technologies, of which the
first to market will be the Sun Simba concentrating solar PV panel.
The Sun Simba uses total internal reflection (TIR) to capture, bend,
and transport sunlight within an acrylic structure less than 10 mm
thick – achieving the solar industry's highest reported optical
concentration, in the most compact form to date. The Sun Simba is the
first solar panel to leverage the huge potential of high efficiency,
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concentrating optic.
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Light Crusader
I just beat this game. A tad underwhelming.Miinor review inside.
I remember I actually got a copy of this game from a discount bin when I was young, and I developed an immediate and visceral hatred of it, and sold it. Later on I became obsessed with Landstalker and its pseudo-sequels like Alundra (Landstalker is still in strong contention for my favorite game of all time) so I thought 'd give this game a second chance if I ever came across it. I saw it on the Wii's VC, and bought it.
If you're familiar with Landstalker/Alundra/Dark Savior, you more or less know what to expect, this game is a pretty shameless copy of Landstalker's formula. That should result in me automatically loving this game, but it has a lot of issues. First it uses a dungeon crawler format, one never changing town, one dungeon. Works in some cases,here it smacks of laziness or perhaps rushed deadlines. (There's a kidnapped villager storyline which looks like they were working towards a Soulblazer style refill the town thing, but that never pans out, and certain villagers seem like they should have subquests attached, but end up being pointless)
Secondly, and much worse, the controls are sloppy. A lot of people hate Landstalker's controls anyway, but in that game they were very, very tight and the game had a consistent sense of physics. Here, again things seem rushed. Combat is awkward, jumping seems inconsistent, and pushing items around for puzzles is an absolute chore.
Finally, the items seem poorly thought out. You can get the best armor in the game very early on by farming some easy enemies for awhile. You get the best sword in the game as part of the storyline before you get access to a number of other swords. One of those swords serves a dispensable purpose, just once from then on. At least according to the FAQ, there are multiple items that are only attainable via save state hacking, again raising the "rushed game" alarm.
It took me about 6 hours total to beat the game, with some help from Virtuekids' FAQ in one or two spots. If you're not a Landstalker "vet" it will probably take you much longer, I understood most of the puzzles immediately, and most of the ones I didn't I was either able to cheese by exploiting the sloppy physics, or got in a few seconds by sheer dumb luck. I beat the Penumbra puzzle people point to as being one of the most difficult by just fooling around for 5 seconds.
Overall, it's hard, if not impossible to avoid the feeling this game got rushed out well before it was done fermenting. There are some nice puzzles, and a lot of the bosses are satisfying, although I have to say the end boss was exceedingly lame. If you're a big fan of Landstalker,have never played this game and are looking for a LS style fix, it's probably worth a few bucks as long as you know you're getting Landstalker: The Rough Draft. If you aren't, I'd suggest picking up LS before this. This is a love-it-or-hate it style of action RPG. If you find you love LS, you might be able to like this game as well. If you hate LS, you'll want to do awful, unmentionable things to the devs of this game.
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WEBSTER, TX Crime Stoppers has released surveillance video as they ask for the public s help finding a man who robbed a Webster sandwich shop.
It happened on Dec. 9, 2013, at about 10:45 p.m. in the 400 block of West Bay Area Blvd.
Police said the man ordered the restaurant manager to the office where he forced her to open the safe; then he took cash and fled the scene through the back door of the building on foot.
The robber concealed his face with a ski mask during the crime.
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Which one do yu like better-Ulta or Sephora or is there another one?
I actually really need to get a makeup lesson of some kind and I know these places used to offer this way back in the day. I am not sure if they still do. I looked up Sephora online and it looks like they will do it if you purchase a certain amount of product. I would need to go outside and see the makeup and go about my day before I decided if I wanted to buy it though. The reason is that anytime someone does my makeup they put a foundation is way too dark on me. I am always, always, the lightest shade offered in any line and they always insist I am shade 3 or 4 or something insane.
And, since I never wear foundation I would need to see if I could stand it - or tinted moisturizer or bare minerals type stuff or whatever they used. Wow - I feel so clueless!
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16.01.04 - Interview by John Garfield, courtesy of Fightworld.us: Hidden away in a non-descript mini-mall in Hollywood, behind what looks like the dark tinted windows of a rapper's limo, is the La Brea Boxing Academy. It's right out of a James Bond movie. No name on the door...a thick padlock, but once inside, it's cavernous--(huge by L.A. standards) festooned with colorful flags of many nations hanging from heavy wooden beams suspended from the high ceiling.
On this day, I came to watch Juan Lazcano (31-2-1) spar four rounds with Omar Weis, in preparation for his Feb.13 ten-rounder with Radford Beasley (22-2) at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas, his home town, and then interview him.
By mutual agreement, after Weis and Lazcano did four, they did two more. Neither guy tried to make a war out of it and just practiced their moves and showed their professionalism in the clinches. Lazcano did two more with a much bigger fighter, then finished up the rest of his floor work to a thinned-out crowd in the gym.
While Lazcano skipped rope, he could see me looking around, wondering where everyone was going, and he smiled, saying something in Spanish, with only one word really familiar to me: "siesta." There were a great many Argentineans in the gym and that was their custom. The gym was shutting down for that period.
Lazcano is a perfect-sized lightweight, about 5'10", with long arms, and all of his weight equally distributed. Even at 28, he shows no signs of struggling with the lightweight limit.
After Lazcano's workout, we both sit outside the gym. He slouches, relaxing, and just as he picks his spots in the ring, his words are carefully chosen and tempered with the experience of a life far harder than his easy smile suggests.
Q: Do you think you beat Leija?
JL: I think I beat him. It was a close fight...but if someone takes the time to look the fight over---without listening to the commentary....What was the big deal? Was I cut? Was I beat-up so bad? He didn't really hit me at all. He threw a lot of punches but I made him miss a lot...of course, he landed a few.
No excuses...but a month-and-a half before, I had fought Wilfredo Vasquez, and I had to get up for that fight--a THREE-TIME WORLD CHAMPION...They didn't even let me rest. They notify me about the Leija fight a week after...so to get right back up to that level--back to back--was very hard for me. Nevertheless, it was a step I had to take in my career. We took a bold step. And sometimes business is about taking chances, so we took it. And, thank God, we came out on top.
It was a close fight...but I think we came out not only winners...but we learned a lot from that fight.
Q: What did you learn?
JL: Next time, if I'm not up for a certain fight, or if I fight too close to a big fight, and they schedule another big fight really close, it's not a good idea.
You learn a lot of things as you go along. It's like baseball or basketball; they can't get up every time. We fought two 3-time world champions back to back.
Q: From starting out in a small town in Texas, what is it like being a world-rated professional fighter?
JL: I've had the privilege to live in many different cities. When I turned pro, I came out to Los Angeles back in 93'. Then I went to Vegas, Sacramento...sparring partner for Pernell Whitaker, Zab Judah...many others that helped me. It's not a small-town mentality anymore. It's worldwide now.
Q: Are fans more aware of you?
JL: I don't pay attention to that. I'm like on a mission that God has called me upon. I know it sounds weird. I don't know how he wants to use me, but I know he's using me to do something positive, whether it's for the community or boxing or both, I don't know. I'm an advocate for good. I do reach for excellence every day of my life.
Q: Have you ever sparred or fought with anger? You're smiling?
JL: Early in my career, ignorant to a lot of things, I thought it was more emotional rather than rational. I would take it personal...That was many, many years ago. That's part of becoming mature... becoming a world-class fighter, having a championship mentality. That's all part of growing up.
Q: Ever have problems on the street?
JL: Yes, I did have problems. Just like many other fighters. We start out in humble beginnings. We come from the barrio, the ghetto, whatever you want to call it. A lot of times you have to fight your way out of there. Because you get tested.
I was never a bully; I played the super hero. I would go and help my friends...even though guys were much bigger than me. I was just a skinny kid, but I just loved helping people out..I LOVED IT!!
I'd yell, "Hey, man, leave the guy alone. He doesn't want to fight you. Just back off!" And he'd say, " Mind your own business!" I'm like: "The guy doesn't want to fight...What do you want?" And he'd say: "You want some?" And I'd tell him, "Well let's dance. So, we would dance." That's part of growing up. And I hope we're better for that.
Q: How long was your amateur career?
JL: I had a pretty extensive amateur career. I had my first fight when I was 8. I fought till I was 18--a little over 100 fights.
Q: What do you look for in a young kid that tells you he's going to be a good fighter?
JL: First and foremost, you look at their work ethic. Somebody may have skill, but skill alone can only take you so far. Combine skill with a good work ethic, it can take you much farther. If I had a choice of a naturally skilled fighter and a fighter that had some skill and had a great work ethic and personality, I go with the fighter with the good work ethic.
Q: When you spar, even though you have the lateral movement to avoid it, you let guys bang to your body. Why?
JL: You gotta let them punch you every now and then. You gotta let your sparring partners get their's in. You can go untouched throughout a sparring session. In the fight, you gotta get punched. If I'm covering, and I have complete control of the situation, if it's the right time to let them do that: it's OK. Like right now, it's OK to let my sparring partners throw 3-4, get a couple a shots in, because I'm getting in shape. I'm working different aspects of my game, so I'm not afraid to get hit. I'm not going to let them hit me ....all night, or let them hit me cleanly, where I get hurt...No. But, yes, I let them hit me, and I just roll with their punches. It may seem like they're getting good licks---and they might get one in there, but the majority of them are blocked. I'm doing it for a purpose.
Q: Who's landed the best lick on you?
JL: The best lick I've been hit with is the straight right from life.
Life will lay you out, and if you're not careful, it will lay you out for good. I think that's the strongest punch.
Q: Ever wonder why refs don't stop it when you're really hurting somebody?
JL: If the guy is getting hit too much, and he's not really protecting himself, I'll try to hit'm, not really to destroy'm, but to have the referee stop it. Because, I'm human, and I'm not in there to destroy individuals; I'm there to dissect to win,.. without, if possible, going toe-to-toe...It's a last resort.
Q: Do you ever retaliate when you know somebody has deliberately fouled you?
JL: It comes out automatically. You reap what you sow!
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Ever-increasing food costs at grocery stores have strained Americans' wallets. But now, some are skipping the supermarket entirely and going straight to the source in hopes of easing their pocketbook pain while ensuring they get the freshest food.
Community supported agriculture may not be a new idea, but it's gaining traction across the country, in places such as Sandy Spring, Md. There, a group banded together six years ago to buy directly from a local farmer.
Carolyn Heeley, a mother of two, originally joined the group because the vegetables are organic.
"In the beginning, I thought it was a little pricier, but I didn't care because it was better quality," she said. "It was healthier for my kids."
But now that grocery store produce prices have risen dramatically, Heeley said she's saving a lot of money.
"Financially, it's much better," she said.
For $595, each member gets a box of produce weekly during the 21-week growing season. It's filled with the freshest fruits and vegetables, straight from the farm -- whatever is ripe and ready. That averages to about $28 a week, and this week, the delivery contained nine different fruits and veggies.
"Now that it has proliferated and is affordable, this is just -- I'm so excited, I can hardly stand it," said Erin Johnson, who co-founded the Sandy Spring CSA.
Some of the 370 members of the group economize even more by splitting a box. But it all adds up to lower prices for purchasers.
In fact, "Good Morning America" compared the price of the same items they received as part of their bundle to similar items at a local grocery store and found the same products would cost $39.36 -- $11 more than what CSA members pay.
In fact, people who participate in a community supported agriculture program could potentially save about $250 a year.
Consumers aren't the only ones benefiting. The process works well for farmers, too, because they know in advance what their revenue will be.
"It's definitely an economic model that farmers can adapt," said Pam Roberts of Calvert Farm, which organizes the Sandy Spring group.
Farmers aren't the only producers taking advantage of community supported agriculture -- ranchers have reaped the profits, too.
Rancher John Chaney originally got into the business because he wanted to provide natural grass-fed beef to consumers.
"It happened that it saved folks money, as well, so it kind of came together," said Chaney, who owns the Against the Wind Ranch in McDowell, Va.
It's worked out for patrons like David Fox and his wife, Maryann. The Washington, D.C., couple literally has half a cow in the basement freezer at the cost of roughly $2,000.
David originally started buying beef in bulk because he loves grilled steak and ribs. Later, he noticed his family's grocery bills were holding steady.
"It wasn't really until I started looking and paying attention that I noticed, 'Wow, we've saved a ridiculous amount of money,'" David said.
A 9-cubic-foot freezer, such as the one the Foxes have, costs about $375 and will hold half a cow made into familiar cuts. Ranchers said that amount will feed a family of four for a year, and that buying beef in bulk could result in $1,500 net savings annually.


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WALNUT -- Perhaps insulted by its relatively low No. 3 ranking in the most recent CIF-Southern Section Division I poll, Murrieta Valley's girls cross country team looked like it was out to prove something Saturday.
The Nighthawks raced to a first-place finish in the girls sweepstakes race at the Mt. SAC Invitational, easily outdistancing second-place Chino Hills Ayala, 122-138, and earning their third straight team title in the meet considered a precursor to the CIF-State championships.
Neither of the top two ranked teams -- Fountain Valley and Ventura -- ran the sweepstakes race, but that seemed to matter little to Murrieta coach Steve Chavez.
"We've been to three of the biggest invitationals in the state, and Fountain Valley and Ventura haven't been there. They're doing their own thing," Chavez said. "I can only worry about making this team better. The good thing is, we go into big meets and are still preforming well."
Saturday, the Nighthawks blazed to the team title by placing each of their five scoring runners among the top 36 individuals. Liana Boucher placed 11th, covering the 3-mile course in 18 minutes, 47 seconds. Karen Camburn (19:08) finished 23rd, and Taryn Pastoor was right behind her at 19:12. Jessica Walker (19:19) was 28th, and Celia Porteau (19:28) finished 36th.
"There are two ways to win -- one is having front-runners, and one is having a good pack," Chavez said. "We have both, so if we don't have the front-runners, we still have the pack and we're capable of pulling out victories. That's a well-rounded team."
Boucher and Camburn are both runners capable of finishing in the top 10, and both were there through the first mile. But they slipped back in the pack as they negotiated their way up the switchbacks in the second mile. Boucher made up some ground on the downhills in the final mile.
"I wasn't feeling very good, but I was thinking the whole time that I had to do it for the team," Boucher said. "This is a race that counts tremendously.
"I kind of eased up the second mile, so I had to make up for it."
Murrieta's boys team also fared well, placing fifth in their sweepstakes race with 162 points. First-place Simi Valley Royal had 92.
Patrick Milloy paced the Nighthawks with a third-place finish in 14:57, 40 seconds better than his previous fastest time at Mt. SAC. Mike Munoz was 28th in 15:51, Jose Orozco placed 30th in 15:52, Josh Zubia was 45th in 16:07, and Stephen Rutgers finished 56th in 16:16.
Milloy let eventual winner Fitsum Tesfa of Don Lugo set the pace, but made sure to stay in striking distance throughout the race. He nearly passed second-place A.J. Acosta of El Camino approaching the finish line.
"I just wanted to stay behind (Tesfa), and then the other runners started dropping off a bit," Milloy said. "After that, I was just trying to catch up with Acosta.
"I went out fast last year at the prelims, and I came in sixth. It didn't work very well for me."


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The United States witnessed an unprecedented failure of its political system in the mid-nineteenth century, resulting in a disastrous civil war that claimed the lives of an estimated 750,000 Americans. In his other acclaimed books about the American presidency, Fred Greenstein assesses the personal strengths and weaknesses of presidents from George Washington to Barack Obama. Here, he evaluates the leadership styles of the Civil War-era presidents.
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Josh Adams
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Josh Adams in his studio
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Josh Adams (born 1987) is an American comic book and commercial artist best known for his work on House of Mystery for DC Comics, as well as design work for shows on the Syfy Channel. Josh Adams is also the youngest of comic book veteran Neal Adams's three sons. Adams' two older brothers, Jason and Joel, are also artists work in commercial sculpture and comic book illustration, respectively.[1]
Adams performed "full pencil assists" DC/Vertigo's House of Mystery #13. In addition, he worked for his father's production studio Continuity Studios on Marvel Comics' Astonishing X-Men: Motion Comic.[1] Adams penciled a cover pinup of Batman in 2009, and included in issue #1 of the 2010 miniseries Batman: Odyssey, written and illustrated by his father.[2]
His production art credits for the Syfy Channel, include Battlestar Galactica, Stargate SG-1, Eureka, and Ghost Hunters. Adams is currently working on the comic book mini-series SPIT,[1] as well as the creator owned project STRAIN.
In late 2011, Josh Adams penciled and inked Doctor Who, for IDW Publishing.[3][4][5]
He also writes as a pundit for Rich Johnston's website, Bleeding Cool.[1]
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- ^ Neal Adams (September 2010). "Batman: Odyssey pinup". Batman: Odyssey (DC Comics) 1 (#1). Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ "Comic book artists Neal and Josh Adams". CTV news video. CTV Montreal. 16 September 2011. Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ Jill Pantozzi (24 August 2011). "The 11th Doctor's first DOCTOR WHO ANNUAL from IDW". Blog@Newsarama. Newsarama. Retrieved 8 January 2012.
- ^ Benjamin Simpson (26 August 2011). "Get up to Speed with IDW's Doctor Who Comics". iFanboy. Retrieved 8 January 2012.
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