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|No Child Left Behind (NCLB, 2002) and the reauthorization of Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA, 2004) asserted the need for American children to receive scientifically research-based instruction and interventions. A variety of quantitative studies have determined components of effective reading interventions (Edmonds et al., 2009; Simmons et al., 2007; Wanzek, Wexler, Vaughn, & Ciullo, 2009; Vellutino, Scanlon, Small, & Fanuele, 2006 ). Few studies have described instructional strategies teachers provide during scientifically research-based reading interventions. Using sociocultural and cognitive perspectives, I conducted this study with the intent of describing an instructional strategy, scaffolding, provided by an experienced district literacy coach. A constructivist paradigm informed this study's methodology. One experienced district literacy coach and five fourth-grade students participated in this descriptive case study (Merriam, 2009). The coach was observed during the course of the intervention interacting with the students. Informal and semi-structured interviews were conducted weekly as a way to co-construct the district literacy coach's reality of the nature of scaffolding. Artifacts were gathered to triangulate the data. Three key findings emerged about the nature of reading scaffolding: possessing in-depth knowledge of qualities of proficient reading, diagnosing students' needs and strengths, and providing lower-level to higher-level scaffolding.
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I believe that the case for HS2 is so overwhelming that it is not a question of why we are doing it, but why we are not doing it quicker, although I realise that people would not get that impression from the debate. I congratulate the right hon. Member for Chesham and Amersham (Mrs Gillan) on obtaining the debate. She is a doughty fighter for her constituents, and no doubt had she achieved...
The Transport Committee is in favour of HS2 and has not been quoted. The experience from French cities is that it depends on how much effort a city makes. I expect that the creativity of Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield will produce an experience much like that of Lille, where there has been real economic benefit.
I agree with the hon. Gentleman. I will finish with two quick points. Hon. Members have said that we should focus on east-west links in the north of the country, but actually it is much more likely—this is already happening—that we will get those links if we have a strong north-south link happening. Finally, people have quoted the cost-benefit analysis, but the House of Lords...
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- Red Heart Yarn, Center – Lavender #584 2 yds.
- Red Heart Yarn, Petals – Light Lavender #579 7 yds.
- Stamens – DMC #973
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With H hook and lavender [leave 30" for behind petals], ch 5 and form a ring, 10 sc in ring, join to beg sc and fasten off leaving about 6" of yarn to close up center hole.
Join light lavender *(sc, dc, 2 trc) in sc, (2 trc, dc, sc) in next sc to form a petal, rep from * around, join to beg sc and fasten off. (5 petals)
With 6" of yarn left weave to close up center hole.
With 6 strands DMC #973 work 8 french knots in very center of the flower.
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Property re-examined for school in the Shores
The School Board's deal with the owners hinges on geological tests.
Published: Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 6:30 a.m.
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Property for a new Silver Springs Shores elementary school is back on the table after the owners dropped their asking price.
The School Board agreed to extend by 30 days an option-to-buy agreement to purchase 66.5 acres for $1.52 million from Papy Brothers, Inc.
Papy Brothers agreed to $22,833 per acre - nearly $5,000 less than the original asking price. The new price is based on three appraisals.
Whether the School Board buys the acreage hinges upon the property passing geological testing.
The School Board plans to spend about $10,000 to conduct more extensive studies of the property, located at the southwest corner of Juniper and Chestnut roads in Silver Springs Shores.
School District officials have been looking for a piece of property big enough to immediately build "New Elementary School V," with room to one day add a middle school.
The School District had 150 days to investigate the property, a time frame that will soon expire.
Robert Knight, a supervisor over facilities, said last week that a Federal Emergency Management Agency map indicates the area is vulnerable to sinkholes.
The School District hired a company to complete a series of geological surveys. But the results of those tests were inconclusive.
"Actually, they created more questions than answers," said Deputy Superintendent of Schools Wally Wagoner, adding that he wants to drill for sinkholes at 12 more locations.
That's why the group decided to extend it 30 days.
The extension was passed by a 4-1 vote, with Jackie Porter dissenting. Porter didn't want to consider property due to the sinkhole threat.
Board members Ron Crawford and Sue Mosley like the property's location. They also say it is hard to find property in the Silver Springs Shores area.
"If there's a problem with the property, we walk away," Crawford said.
Mosley said most land they will look at will have some areas of potential sinkhole activity. She believes there are few other options in that area.
"Unless property falls out of the sky, I don't know what other options we have out there," Mosley said.
Meanwhile, board members Judi Zanetti and Bobby James both agreed to allow 30 more days to inspect the parcel before making a decision.
"I really want to make sure that we are not buying a lemon," James said.
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I see the breastfeeding mothers watching me as I rummage in my changing bag for the ready-made carton of formula. Those looks speak a thousand words, most of which boil down to, "How could you? We're doing the best for our baby, why aren't you?"
I feel as if they're judging me, looking at me as a lesser mother than they are just because I'm giving my baby formula. Do they feel superior to me? Certainly I feel that I have to defend my decision to bottle-feed, justify my choices so they'll accept me.
They sit at the postnatal groups with their beady eyes peeking over their breastfeeding aprons as my son gulps down his 5fl oz. But I can't help noticing how their looks change – a bit of envy maybe?
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CALIFORNIAN: Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival celebrates 27th year
LAKE SKINNER ---- In this neck of the woods, the Temecula Valley Balloon and Wine Festival seems to be the official kick off for summer. With wine tasting, hot air balloon rides and live outdoor concerts, more than 40,000 folks are expected to celebrate over the weekend.
Sure, the wine and balloons are in the event's title, but let's face it, the live concerts are the icing on the festival's cake.
The music portion of the festival kicks off at 5 p.m. Friday with a country music concert on the main stage featuring Jimmy Wayne, Band Perry and Bomshel.
Wayne's career first took off with a remake of Hall & Oates' pop classic "Sara Smile." He sang the tune regularly during his days as a North Carolina prison guard, auditioned with it in 2002 and got a contract with DreamWorks Records. His debut CD appeared in 2003 and produced the top-10 hits "Stay Gone and "I Love You This Much." After DreamWorks shut its doors, Wayne signed with Valory Music Company and released "Do You Believe Me Now" a No. 1 for three weeks in 2008-09.
The Band Perry currently has their hit song "Hip to My Heart" at No. 24 on the Billboard Country Song Chart, and has spent 22 weeks on the charts. Bomshel, a vivacious duo act of fiddle player Kristy Osmunson and lead singer Kelley Shepard, rounds out the three-act show. Their song "Fight Like A Girl" released late last year peaked at No. 30 on the Country chart. Their album of the same title, was released in October and has peaked at No. 24.
On Saturday, Paul Rodgers, "the voice" of Bad Company, member of "Free" and "The Firm, will headline the main stage. Rodgers is just part of a lineup that includes Vertical Horizon and Gin Blossoms as well as others, starting at 1 p.m.
Rodgers career spans from the 1960s where he was a singer-songwriter with the band Free, a British band that hit the international charts with the Rodgers's penned hit "All Right Now." From 1973 to 1982 the band he formed, Bad Company, produced a series of hits including "Feel Like Making Love," "Can't Get Enough," "Shooting Star," "Bad Company," and "Run with the Pack" and "Rock and Roll Fantasy." Bad Company earned six platinum albums until Rodgers left in 1982.
Vertical Horizon has been on the alternative scene since 1999 when they hit No. 1 on the charts with the song "Everything You Want." Gin Blossoms return to the festival with hits "Hey Jealousy," "Follow You Down," "Found Out About You," and "Till I Hear It From You."
Live music will also be performed on the wine stage featuring many different varieties of performers on all three days.
On Sunday, Spyro Gyra will headline on the wine stage at 3 p.m. but music will be performed all day long.
Since their first top single of "Morning Dance" in 1979, Spyro Gyra has churned out album after album and song after song of contemporary jazz that remains in the forefront for innovation. In 2001 the band's album "In Modern Times" spent 64 weeks on Billboards' Contemporary Jazz chart, peaking at No. 2. Three albums later "Wrapped In A Dream" gained the group a Grammy nomination in 2006.


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A Johnson Space Center photographer recorded the fly-over of Space Shuttle Columbia for STS-93 above the Johnson Space Center's Rocket Park. The Saturn V is below the streak left by the shuttle Columbia re-entering the atmosphere. The image was captured with a Hasselblad 503cx medium format camera with a 30mm Hasselblad lens. The image was captured with an 8-second exposure with the aperture set to f/8. The film was Kodak PMZ 1000 color negative film. The photographer was Mark Sowa of the NASA/Johnson Space Center's photography group.
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Reaching to the Clouds for Migration
Revevol Apps has been launched as a new subsidiary based in San Francisco. The company is dedicated to developing web-based applications that will help more midsize to large companies migrate to Google Apps.
Document Management Education
It continues to be a challenge, but managing enterprise content has earned itself special focus in the educational and training arena. Nokusa Engineering Informatics (NokusaEI) is introducing a new series of AIIM (Association for Information and Image Management) training programs in South Africa.
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Daegis is now able to preserve and manage Lotus Notes collaborative application data throughout the entire eDiscovery process. This new technology has been added to its eDiscovery Platform and makes Daegis the only provider to offer clients the ability to capture, process, search, and review collaborative Lotus Notes applications such as team room documents, document libraries, support systems and customized templates for legal discovery.
New Partnership Enhances Document Managing
WorldView and Evolution1 have announced a new partnership that will benefit users by providing WorldView's document management solution and Evolution1's administrative platform and debit card options. Day-to-day processes can be made easier and more efficient.
Managing Data
Managing information has been an issue since the dawn of time. Juggling rocks, etchings, parchments, paper, floppy disks and now metabytes are really all part of the same challenge. Where to put it, how to find it and what does it mean? The advantage we have today is there are plenty of software options to assist in these tasks. There are also guidelines and standards that allow users to manage their ever precious content with consistency and skill.
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McLeod Software has released a new version of their DocumentPower Enterprise business process management and automation solution. This new version includes an expanded set of bar code capabilities and enhancements that gives companies greater flexibility and accuracy in auto-indexing.
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University of Delaware just announced that they have selected OCLC WorldShare Management Services as a Web-based cooperative library management system for metadata management, acquisitions, circulation, discovery, license management and workflow improvements.
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Simple sewing projects like these Plushie Bird Magnets from Heather Valentine are a great way to use up that old scrap fabric you have lying around. Mix and match different colors and patterns to decorate your fridge! These little birdies would also make cute gift tags, pins, or potpourri satchels.
- Scraps of fabric
- Bits of felt
- Mod Podge
- Poly fill
- Button magnet
- Glue gun
- Pattern
Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to your pressed scraps to "stiffen" the fabric and give it more texture.
After everything is dry, cut one bird from fun fabric and one bird from coordinating felt. Cut one wing in fabric of your choice. (I used felt.)
Stitch wing to body. For my little guys and gals, I used a decorative blanket stitch on my trusty machine and a contrast thread color.
Then--super simple--match your front and back birdies together and straight stitch them together leaving a 1-inch opening at the bottom. Stuff with poly fill. Be careful not to over-feed your birds; they will get fat! Stitch the opening closed.
With your trusty glue gun in hand, apply a dab of glue at the center and attach your button magnet.
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BANGALORE: Students of Delhi Public School (DPS) took a step towards reaching for the stars when 49 of them underwent the Aviation Challenge Programme at the NASA Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville, Alabama, USA.
The U.S. Space and Rocket Center is recognised as the most comprehensive U.S.-manned space flight hardware museums.
The students visited the Space Dome Theatre, Rocket Park, Shuttle Park and NASA's Educator Resource Centre.
It is a record set by DPS to send its students to NASA for the second consecutive time where students had first-hand experience in jet fighter training programme.
Earlier this year, a 22-member team went to the Space Camp at Huntsville in April. The Aviation Challenge brought the students a step closer to their dream of flying. They are divided into four groups — Falcons, Intruders, Hornets and Black Lions — and trained in basic flight manoeuvres, land and water survival, escape and evasion tactics, the basics of air-to-air and air-to-ground fighter tactics and the like.
The students were taught the principles of flight, including aeronautics, aerodynamics, jet propulsion, aviation history, flight physiology, critical life saving skills, shelters, food and water procurement, field first aid, fire craft and safety.
They also learnt drown-proofing skills and how to make expedient floatation devices out of ordinary objects such as trousers and shirts.
The students experienced the high G where their senses went into a tailspin and they could not lift any part of their body. It was definitely an unmatched experience for them.
"The students during April visit experienced zero G," said Usha Shankar Ram, the teacher who accompanied them.
The students received certificates on the graduation day of the training programme.
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- MacTerminal lets the Macintosh computer take on the characteristic of a terminal, while retaining its power as a computer. The basic job of a computer terminal is to send and receive information from another computer. MacTerminal was originally introduced in 1984; this version was introduced in 1990.
MacTerminal is a communications and terminal emulation application that makes it possible to establish connections from a Macintosh computer to other computers using direct connection, local area network or the public telephone network.
MacTerminal package includes a full set of communications tools (software), which fall into three categories: connection tools, terminal emulation tools and file transfer tools.
This type of program eliminated the need to own proprietary terminals. MacTerminal was commonly used to connect to IBM and DEC servers and HP mini computers with a terminal window, and emulate their use remotely.
Early public bulletin boards were run on servers run by universities, accessible remotely on the Macintosh computer using MacTerminal.
It was collected because it is representative of the use of the graphic user interface (GUI) introduced in 1983. This version was released in 1990, but the original application was released in 1984.
This item is part of a representative collection of hardware, software, trade literature and promotional material that documents the history of the Apple company, and its contribution to, and impact on the computer industry and society.
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Jay Z's hyphen-free San Diego return
The recently embattled hip-hop superstar performs Saturday at Valley View Casino Center. Will adversity benefit him?
Jay Z, in turn, was not happy to be called less black than Springsteen. Even so, his response to Belafonte in an interview this summer made Jay Z sound churlish at best.
"I'm offended by that," Jay Z said. "Because first of all, and this is going to sound arrogant, but my presence is charity. Just who I am. Just like (President) Obama's (presence) is. Obama provides hope. Whether he does anything, the hope that he provides for a nation, and outside of America, is enough. Just being who he is. You're the first black president. If he speaks on any issue or anything, he should be left alone.
"... I felt Belafonte ... just went about it wrong. Like the way he did it in the media, and then he bigged up Bruce Springsteen or somebody. And it was like, 'Whoa,' you just sent the wrong message all the way around. ... Bruce Springsteen is a great guy. You (Belafonte) are this Civil Rights activist and you just bigged up the white guy against me in the white media. And I'm not saying that in a racial way. I'm just saying what it is. The fact of what it was. And that was just the wrong way to go about it."
That wasn't the end of it.
On "Nickels and Dimes," a song from his "Holy Grail" album, Jay Z shot back at Belafonte in verse, rapping: I'm just trying to find common ground / 'Fore Mr. Belafonte come / And chop a N*gga down/ Mr. Day-O, major fail / Respect these younguns, boy / It's my time now/ Hublot homie, two door homie/ You don't know all the (stuff) I do for the homies.
To reinforce that point, Jay Z adds later in the song: And just for clarity / My presence is charity / My flow is a gift / Philanthropist / Everybody 'round me rich / Or will be.
According to Forbes magazine, Jay Z and Beyoncé's joint earnings between June 2012, and June, 2013, was $95 million. With $4 million more, he'll have 99 million problems, all hyphen-free.
Either way, here's hoping the recent controversies he has encountered will inspire him to deliver his Thursday concert here with renewed vigor and commitment, rather than to simply coast on his fame and past glories.
If it does, it won't be the first time Hova has used conflict and adversity to fuel his music. If not, Pablo Picasso's famous blue period could take on a more literal meaning for Jay Z.
In the meanwhile, he's taking on a new, presumably much less contentious, pursuit: A 22-day vegan diet.
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On December 3rd, one day before my 44th birthday I will embark on a 22 Days challenge to go completely vegan, or as I prefer to call it, plant-based!!," Jay Z posted online Tuesday.
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Scientific NameBrassica oleracea (acephala, fimbriata, tronchuda, capitata, bullata, gemmifera) (Brassicaceae/Cruciferae Family)
Common nameCabbage
Varieties and seasons
From the first early plants (planted in open ground in mid-April) until the harvesting of the cabbages at the end of November and early December, it is possible to choose from an incredible range of cultivars. Including drumhead cabbages and varieties of kale, which tolerate cold conditions, you can eat fresh cabbage practically throughout the year.
Vegetable garden: growing cabbage
There are several varieties of cabbage, adapted to each season in order to provide supplies throughout the year.
-Spring cabbages are sown in nurseries at the end of summer. The final planting takes place in November or December in manured and loosened ground. Cabbages can be harvested from early April, if the ground is well exposed.
-Summer cabbages are sown in the Spring for summer harvesting.
-Autumn and winter cabbages, sown in April, are harvested in September, and long after November.
Cabbage is highly popular across Europe. It's undoubtedly one of the oldest vegetables eaten in Europe, and forms the stable ingredient of popular soups and pork hotpots. Still today, it can be found on shelves throughout the year.
China remained the leading producer of cabbage in 2007, followed by India and South Korea (FAO). Then, ranked in terms of production, Indonesia, Poland, Russia, Japan, United-States.
Cabbage is primarily eaten raw and cooked from October to March. The Russian are the highest consumers of cabbage in Europe with 20kg per capita, compared with the 4kg in the Netherlands and the 1,9kg for the Spaniards. In 2006, the belgium consumption of cabbage was 4,7kg per capita.
Nutritional values (per 100 g)
14 kcal
25 kcal
1.2 g
1.24 g
1.7 g
5.80 g
0.3 g
0.1 g
2.8 g
2.5 g
30 g
8 mg
18 mg
Provitamin A
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42 µg
4,800 µg
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43 µg
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Very low in calories because of its high water content, cabbage is a good source of fibre, provitamin A, Vitamin C and B9.
In addition, for vegans (people who do not eat animal products, including milk and cheese) it provides a vital source of calcium, which is easily absorbed by people suffering from nutritional deficiency.
Recently, cabbage was found to contain substances such as indole, isothiocyanates and dithiolthiones which seem to have powerful anti-cancer properties. A large number of experiments performed over twenty years, both on animals and people, have confirmed the beneficial effect of eating cabbage on a regular basis to help the prevention of colon, stomach, lung and oesophagus cancers.
Vitamin C (the vitamin that stimulates the body's defence system): a 200 g portion of cooked cabbage covers 40 to 50% of daily requirements, along with a dose of fibre, consisting mainly of cellulose and hemicellulose.
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A portion of cabbage (200 g) is low in energy (less than 30 kcalories), but covers half of your vitamin C requirements, 20% of fibre needs and a quarter of vitamin B9 requirements.
What is about portions...?
-a child portion : two leaves
-an adult portion : five leaves
Cooking and nutrition: tasty combinations
-Raw, cabbage is delicious in a crunchy, tangy salad, mixed with one or two Granny-type grated apples, and a little grated raw onion, for those who like a little punch: this refreshing salad is rich in fibre and vitamins, making it an extremely healthy starter, especially for anyone who has a tendency to put on weight.
-Guineafowl with cabbage is a traditional recipe and a perfect pairing: the cabbage ensures the meat does not dry out, enabling it to remain moist and flavoursome without adding fat (like a slice of bacon). Simmered over a long period, the cabbage leaves soften, which are infused with the flavours of the guineafowl.
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Tunis — The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) last week agreed to give Burundi $22 million in grants from its Fragile States Facility for the Jiji and Mulembwe Hydroelectric Plant Project.
Representing the largest investment in Burundi in the post-war period, the project is also one of the largest investments made in the country's energy infrastructure since the 1980s. Specifically, the project involves the construction of two hydroelectric power stations and related infrastructure, such as transmission lines and substations required for injecting produced electricity into the national grid.
The Jiji and Mulembwe project has three components: first, building the hydroelectric power stations and its associated infrastructure; second, providing technical assistance; and third, supporting the institutional development of the electricity sector. The project, which has total cost of approximately US$270 million, is funded by a consortium of donors active in the energy sector in Burundi, including the World Bank, the European Investment Bank and the European Union.
The AfDB grant will co-finance the project's first component.
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Can We Keep the Poor Warm in Transitioning States? Problems of Social Protection in Eastern Europe
April 07, 2004 // 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Michael Cain, Associate Professor of Political Science, St. Mary's College of Maryland
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April 01, 2004 // 11:00pm
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March 31, 2004 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
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March 29, 2004 // 11:00pm
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Book Launch: The Spring Will Be Ours: Poland and the Poles from Occupation to Freedom
March 29, 2004 // 11:00am — 1:00pm
Andrzej Paczkowski, Author, Professor, Institute for Political Studies at the Polish Academy of Science and former Wilson Center Fellow; Chair: Tom Blanton, Director, National Security Archives, George Washington University; Commentator: Bronislaw Misztal, Professor of Sociology, Catholic University
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March 24, 2004 // 11:00am — 12:00pm
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International Lessons from Northern Ireland
March 17, 2004 // 3:00pm — 4:30pm
Speakers: Peter Robinson—MP, Deputy Leader, Democratic Unionist Party, Northern Ireland; Nigel Dodds—MP, Party Secretary, Democratic Unionist Party; Jeffrey Donaldson—MP; Jim Allister—DUP candidate for European Parliament
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March 17, 2004 // 11:00am — 1:00pm
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Council's revision of highway plan clouds recall effort
OCEANSIDE The status of a recall movement against City Councilman Jerry Kern was unclear yesterday after the council took care of one of the major points of contention with recall proponents.
On Wednesday, the council voted unanimously to remove Mira Mar Mobile Community and the Oceanside Harbor area from a plan for Coast Highway, the city's major north-south thoroughfare.
Kern said the area never should have been in the plan.
The plan should take in only one block east and west of the roadway, Kern said Wednesday night. He said there was no sense including the harbor because the state Coastal Commission would have the final say on what can and cannot be built there.
"I apologize," Mayor Jim Wood told about three dozen park residents in the audience Wednesday night.
Jim Sullivan, president of the Mira Mar homeowners association, had presented Kern with a petition last week seeking the recall. He listed Kern's perceived support of possible demolition of the park as one of its complaints.
One alternative in the plan called for eventually demolishing the park, which overlooks the San Luis Rey River and the harbor.
Yesterday, Sullivan said he was pleased with Wednesday's action, which he thought indicated Kern was willing to change his mind on issues.
Sullivan said he no longer is the recall group's spokesman and doesn't know the status of the recall now that the matter closest to his heart has been resolved.
Carolyn Krammer, who signed the recall petition, said yesterday that she thought Sullivan was still the spokesman and declined to talk about the matter.
Meanwhile, Kern met a deadline yesterday to file a response to the recall notice.
He did not answer specific allegations but wrote in general of his job as a councilman to keep the city safe and financially sound and to ensure needed infrastructure is in place.
One construction project he favors and opponents do not is the extension of Melrose Avenue to connect state Routes 76 and 78.
Apparently answering an allegation of the recall petition that he is sometimes rude, Kern said "if my comments have appeared strident to some, it may simply be because I am passionate about our city and work very hard to ensure its future success, prosperity and maintain our quality of life."
Given financial restraints, Kern said, it would be counterproductive to spend $500,000 on a recall election. The money would be better spent, he said, on public safety, libraries, parks and recreation.
To qualify a recall for a public vote, proponents must collect more than 11,000 signatures of registered Oceanside voters.
Mira Mar residents who spoke at the council meeting Wednesday night said it has been impossible to sell or refinance their property as long as the demolition of the park was a possibility. The issue was making senior residents sick with anxiety, they said.
"It has done devastating things to our neighborhood," speaker Eve Hall said. "These people are going to bed at night scared."
Council members said they never wanted the park to be included and don't know why city planners reinstated its potential demise as an alternative in their draft Coast Highway Vision and Strategic Plan.


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CELINA — For the first time in 14 years of Governor's Cup races, the boats stayed on their trailers Saturday. That's not to say all eyes weren't on the water.
Organizers of the popular boat races canceled their plans earlier this summer, shortly after state officials began advising people against boating on the algae-laden water of Grand lake St. Marys. They replaced the race with a party, a daylong concert aimed at raising money to help fix the very problem that ended the race.
But boats or no boats, the lake remained the focus for most of those attending the event.
"It's looking good right now. That's the irony of it," said Kelly Creamer as he looked out over the lake. "The water looks pretty clear, the smell is gone. It looks like they could be racing. Of course, it does that when they make other plans."
The lake did look and smell better Saturday than it has most of the summer. And state officials have pretty much acknowledged that fact. On Thursday, the Departments of Natural Resources and Health and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency dropped their advisories against boating on the lake, saying the levels of toxins had dropped in recent weeks. Advisories against direct contact with the water or eating fish from the lake remain.
That word from the state is the closest thing to good news locals have heard all summer. Still, organizers of Saturday's festival said spirits remained high and the fact the festival even exists shows a desire to move forward.
"This is just so demonstrative of the spirit and passion of this community. The Governor's Cup could have just rolled up and given up for the year. Instead, here we are, raising money to make things better," said Milt Miller, fundraising chairman for the Grand Lake Restoration Committee.
All proceeds from Saturday's event went to the local effort to fix the lake's problems. In addition to beer and food sales, volunteers sold Save the Lake T-shirts and wristbands. But that's just a portion of the fundraising that's taken place throughout the summer.
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Montana returns just eight starters from its 11-3 team of a year ago
2011 Griz football: UM goes 11-3 overall & 7-1 in league to win Big Sky title
Montana advances to FCS playoffs for 18th time in last 19 seasons
Trumaine Johnson named to Walter Camp All-American team
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Montana: Jabin will be starting for the third consecutive season in 2011. He has 1,155 career receiving yards, and will soon move on to UM's top 30 list in that category. He is the Grizzlies' leading returning receiver. He has played in 34 career games and has 21 starts.
2010: He was second on the team in both receptions (39), receiving yards (584), and yards per catch (15.0 average). He started in nine games, missing two (Portland State and Northern Arizona) because of an injury. He had six rushes for 44 yards, including a 27-yarder for a touchdown at Eastern Washington. He was an Big Sky Conference honorable mention pick at receiver.
2009: He played in all 15 games and started in 12. He was Montana's fourth-leading (tie) receiver with 31 catches, and he was second on the team averaging 16.5 yards per reception.
He scored the game-winning touchdown in the Grizzlies' 24-14 FCS semifinal victory over fifth-ranked Appalachian State, making an over-the-shoulder catch from 25 yards out. He scored twice in the FCS title game on grabs from four and 53 yards out. He ranked second in the Big Sky Conference and 20th in the nation in kickoff returns, averaging 24.82 yards on 37 attempts. He returned one punt for 26 yards against Western State in the season opener.
2008: He lettered as a "true" freshman, playing in 10 games but missed six games due to injury. He had five catches for 59 yards and nine kickoff returns for 161 yards for 220 all-purpose yards.
High School: He was a first team all-conference player at wide receiver and defensive back at Great Oak High School. Voted football MVP as a senior.
He lettered in football, track and field, and wrestling. He was an outstanding sprinter and team captain in track. His senior season he had 26 catches for 678 yards and also had four interceptions on defense. As a sprinter he set a school record in the 200 meters. He was the recipient of "Community Service Award." His high school football coach was Scott Strohsnider.
Career Highs: He had 7 catches versus Sac State last season. He had 158 receiving yards, including a career-long 72-yarder for a touchdown at Cal Poly in 2010. His long punt return is 24 yards against Western State a year ago. His long kickoff return was 26 yards in a FCS playoff game against Texas State in 2009.
Personal: His parents are Ricky and Julia Sambrano of Oceanside. His major is communication studies. Birth date: March 13, 1990.
Quoting Coach Pflugrad: "He has tremendous speed, and the first time I remember seeing that really showing at Sac State in `09, and he took a screen and he just put his foot on the ground and went fast, and no one was even close and you could see him pull away from everybody. There's occasions in which he has been able to show that speed.
"Unfortunately, he has been hampered by injuries. When he's healthy I don't know if there's anyone in our league who can run with him. That top-end speed is really nice to have, not only as a receiver, but we want to get him more involved in the punt return game, and in the kickoff return game, and other areas on special teams. We're going to try to get him on the field more than he has the last three years, although we have to be cautious there, because he's had some injuries that have cost him games."
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The day before Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the All-American Basketball Alliance (AABA) announced plans for an all-white basketball league, with teams located in 12 cities across the nation. Only natural born citizens with two Caucasian parents are eligible to play.
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It may be a courtwarming the Smith-Cotton Tigers will never forget.
S-C held the ball for the final 2:19 seconds of the game until Nick Thompson drove from the top of the key and made a layup with 5.5 seconds left, as Smith Cotton pulled off a 46-44 upset victory over Warrensburg.
Warrensburg could only muster two field goals in the second half while Smith-Cotton made big shots down to stretch to win.
ôThis is a great win for us,ö said Smith-Cotton coach Jimmy Lincoln. ôWe are now two weeks away from districts. We just beat a team that beat the No. 1 seed in our district and our kids are starting to get that confidence. The excitement is just unbelievable.ö
The rivalry game started as many would have guessed Ś with both teams swapping points. Warrensburg crept out to a 16-8 lead after a pair of free throws by Wes Fritz.
Smith-Cottonĺs Bryce Rohrer answered with one of his four 3-pointers as the first quarter buzzer sounded, cutting the deficit to 16-11.
Warrensburg standout Jarad Askren began to heat up in the second quarter as Warrensburg began to pound the ball inside to its 6-foot-7 post player. Askren made three baskets in a row for his team, but Smith-Cotton had an answer each time.
Rohrer again made a 3-pointer at the 5:41 mark of the second quarter, pulling his team to within six points at 22-16.
Both teams swapped scoring possessions throughout the middle of the second and the half ended 33-29 in favor of Warrensburg.
ôWhen we were only down four at halftime, we felt pretty good,ö Lincoln said. ôItĺs a two-possession game and then boom, its tied. Then it became a ballgame.ö
Smith-Cottonĺs defense improved in the second half as it went to a zone with the idea of minimizing the damage of Askren.
At the 4:31 mark of the third quarter, Dominique Smith tied the game for S-C after a 3-pointer from the top of the circle.
Warrensburg answered with a pair of free throws by Askren and Warrensburg took the slim 41-39 lead into the fourth quarter.
Thompson quickly tied the game off his trademark drive and layup and four possessions later, Smith-Cotton snatched the lead after Rohrer made his final 3-pointer of the night with 3:06 remaining.
Warrensburg made a single free throw to tie the game at 44 apiece.
ôWe held it for 3 minutes. Iĺm proud of our guys because the first of the year we couldnĺt hold it for 3 seconds,ö Lincoln said. ôWe are getting better.ö


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6-8 forward Jabari Parker has won many awards, including a Gatorade National Player of the Year award (2012), the 2013 Morgan Wootten Award and a spot in the 2013 McDonald's All America Game.
Parker, who will attend Duke next year, will play in tomorrow's Jordan Brand Classic in Brooklyn and his hopes for the future go beyond the basketball court.
A native of Chicago, Parker has seen his city portrayed in a negative light due to the violence that has plagued the city in recent years. Parker's hope is to provide a positive image for the city both on and off the court.
"Everything in my city is negative," Parker said of how he feels his hometown is portrayed in national media. "[The media] try to bring it down so much with the violence and I'm an African-American male in my community…going to college and that's big time. I want to represent them in the best form, the best manner just to keep them close to my heart so they can see that there's a young [guy] out on the South Side doing big things."
In a story by Todd Johnson of The Grio Parker also noted that he would consider staying in school for more than one season, noting how much his family values education.
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- latemoney - Apr 12, 2013 at 3:18 PM
Good kid. When his skill level catches up to his ranking, he'll be one helluva player! Needs to focus on dribbling and shooting. I'm guessing, from having seen him play, that most people will be disappointed the first time they see him play. Really needs some work on the fundamentals…he'll be deadly once that happens.
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VANCOUVER The suspected driver in a hit-and-run that killed two women walking home from a baby shower in Vancouver has been arrested.
Police believe Brandon Smith, 27, was driving the truck that hit and killed 28-year-old Irina Gardinant and 45-year-old Raisa Mosh as they were crossing a Vancouver street on Jan. 19.
Background: Two Vancouver mothers killed in hit-and-run
Smith, of Vancouver, turned himself in to police with his attorney present at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Raisa Mosh's niece was glad to hear Smith was finally arrested.
Most of all, relief, said Julia Gossen. Even though it's just started, it really is the end for most of us.
Detectives said Smith would be booked into the Clark County Jail on two counts of vehicular homicide, three counts of hit-and-run, one count of vehicular assault, and one count of tampering with evidence.
Smith's live-in girlfriend and his mother were both arrested last weekend for their alleged involvement in the case. His 5-month-old baby was taken into protective custody.
More arrests are likely of individuals who have tampered with evidence or provided false statements to law enforcement during the course of this investigation, according to Vancouver police spokeswoman Kim Kapp.
Suspect's girlfriend & mom already arrested
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Smith's mother, 63-year-old Linda Smith, was also charged with witness tampering. She allegedly called witnesses and urged them not to speak with investigators.
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text: SPECIAL TO THE GILBERT TIMESPlans are underway for a new Applied Technology Center to be constructed at the Williamson Campus of Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College. A ground-breaking ceremony is being planned for April, according to President Joanne Jaeger Tomblin. ZMM Architects sought input from administration, faculty and staff to create a facility with a flexible design, allowing for training to be kept current and programs interchanged as necessary."This is going to be a technologically designed facility which will provide students with hands-on training to prepare them for the jobs of the future," President Tomblin said. "This project is one that the Tug Valley community can be proud of and its design will change the way students will learn in the future."A college advisory group has made recommendations for training programs that are being planned for the new technology facility as well as the actual construction site which is located adjacent to the main campus building. "The College still intends to purchase the Armory property when it becomes available, however, due to the timing of the bond funds, the College will need to begin construction and complete the new facility within three years of receiving the funds. That is why we are building a new facility on property that the college already owns," President Tomblin explained.During the 2007 West Virginia Legislative session, the legislature agreed to the sale of bonds for the purpose of constructing new campuses and technology facilities for the state's community and technical colleges. Southern will receive $6 million dollars for the construction of a 21,000 square foot technical facility at its Williamson Campus.Some of the training programs being considered for the new Technology Center include industrial vehicle maintenance, welding and electricity, vehicle operation training and robotic automation technology. College officials are also planning to create a professional testing center where students may complete all state licensure examinations, such as M-CAT, etc."We are planning to serve a much larger region here, including our neighboring counties in Kentucky," President Tomblin said.The West Virginia Community and Technical College System, which Southern is a part of, has focused their efforts on the recruitment of adult learners and retraining the current workforce. "The new technology center in Williamson will assist the College in attaining these goals. Community and technical colleges have the technology and the curriculum to train workers quickly at an affordable cost," President Tomblin said.


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Aquino eyes new envoy to China
President Benigno Aquino III on Monday said that because of the standoff at Scarborough Shoal he was considering changing his nominee for ambassador to China after the Commission on Appointments (CA) continued to bypass Domingo Lee.
"I have been considering [it] and I expect a resolution soon on that matter perhaps earlier than previously planned… That's a distinct possibility," the President told reporters.
He said that he may be submitting a new nominee to the top diplomatic post in China following the retirement of Ambassador Francisco Benedicto over a year ago because "we have to listen to the wisdom also of the CA."
"Has the situation changed that changes also the parameters of the ambassador we need in China?" Mr. Aquino said, noting that when he nominated Lee a year ago "the considerations were different."
"Now, we have a Scarborough Shoal incident and there are other issues. Does he possess the necessary skills to be able to help us navigate this treacherous water at this point in time?" he said.
The nomination of Lee, honorary president of the Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, has been opposed by career diplomats in the Department of Foreign Affairs who said it was "demoralizing" to the staff.
Last month, the CA deferred the confirmation of Lee, who claimed to be a godson of President Aquino's grandfather, after he failed to answer questions about the Spratly's dispute. Christine O. Avendaño
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Last night, MTV2 debuted its first annual Sucker Free Awards. Taped in November at Sunday night hot spot LIV Fountainbleau Miami Beach, the 7-category award show's party atmosphere was hosted by MTV's Sway Calloway and featured interview packages of and appearances and performances by most of today's hot hip hop artists.
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While Odd Future's Tyler The Creator took home Rookie Of The Year and Must Follow (on Twitter) awards, MMG's fearless leader Rick Ross snagged Artist Of The Year and helped usher in his Philly protege Meek Mill's win for Who's Got Next and made enough noise for his WB posse to be nominated for Best Crew Of 2011. The latter category, however, was lost to YMCMB who celebrated by closing the show with Birdman's new Lil' Wayne and Nicki Minaj-featured single, "Y U Mad." For the full list of winners and highlights from the show, head on over to MTV2's Sucker Free page.
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Dirty Thunder Stealer
Posting something the same time as another poster and stealing their thunder...
I.E. Your a DTS
I.E. Your a DTS
מאת lucky513 22 באוקטובר, 2007
Acronym for "Destroy The System"
We have to DTS before it destroys us.
מאת Jazalyn 28 בנובמבר, 2004
Another medical term, used to describe obese people who are a Danger To Shipping. Those crazy doctors...
"Ms Winters has a fractured right femur, severe brusing along her right arm and is DTS."
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Do The Sex. The act or anticipation of copulation.
Ah man, I'd like to DTS that girl!
I'm going to DTS all night tonight!
I'm going to DTS all night tonight!
מאת Dragonbreathp9d 7 ביולי, 2006
Dumb Thoughtless Supporter. Love it or Leave it belongs in this category. He is like cattle, being herded by the government. One of the greatest things about this country is that we have freedom of speech, and that we have the choice to question our government's decisions. You must remember, politicians are still people too, and where's the proof of the weapons of mass destruction program?
DTS's like Love it or Leave it should not be allowed to live.
מאת wong 6 בספטמבר, 2003
down to scissor
"They were making out in her bed pretty heavily, I bet they were DTS after that."
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continued The department was nearly caught up from repairs from the last round of flooding following spring melt. Now, said Hitchcock, they'll be weeks or even months focused on the newly-needed repairs.
The biggest long-term problem for the roads was the rush of water.
"Anyplace there was a stream, it went over," said Hitchcock.
Culverts are a weak spot. Even if the culvert is large enough to take the water, when debris is blown about and knocked from trees, the man-made waterways are easily blocked, he said.
All it takes is a couple of branches becoming lodged across the opening, then leaves, smaller branches and other vegetation will get trapped, damming up the culvert and overflowing the road, said Hitchcock.
Crews were already out with a wood chipper reducing the size of the wood that was cleared from the roadways, and most roads are opening up, said Hitchcock.
The worst damage was at Glen Creek Road to Thurman. The road around a bridge there was torn up by rushing waters, and the road is littered with boulders deposited by the fast-moving flood.
In addition to Glen Creek, Dippikill Road, Crane Mountain Road and Cleveland Road are closed and in need of repairs. Several people are stranded on the roads. Cleveland Road is not currently a priority because it only has one resident, said Hitchcock, and he's in Texas right now.
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PINE KNOLL SHORES | If you're looking for an easy and close one-day family get-away, the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores is a great place to go. Everything from jellyfish and bull ...READ MORE
Owner of New Bern Chick-fil-A reflects late founder's role in his life
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Horse gets tattoo to prevent cancer
Wayne Murray has been a tattoo artist for 12 years, but one of his most recent clients was his most unique: a 9-year-old horse named Mighty Whitey.
Murray, a Havelock-based tattoo artist, ...READ MORE
New Jones health director named
Smith takes over Nov. 3 READ MORE
'Sleepy Hollow' artist explains creative process
Show filmed in Wilmington READ MORE
Alan Jackson to perform in Wilmington
Singer will headline N.C. Azalea Festival READ MORE
'Jessabelle' actress finds inspiration in creepy location
WILMINGTON | Few dark attics offer comfort to anyone brave enough to venture into one alone. The creeping shadows, the lingering creaks, the whistle of a brush of wind. But for Australian a... READ MORE