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Updated: 09/14/2008 - A 40-year-old man walking his dog in the nude was tasered by Tallahassee, Florida Police when he refused to follow an officer's commands.
Updated: 09/14/2008 - A 40-year-old man walking his dog in the nude was tasered by Tallahassee, Florida Police when he refused to follow an officer's commands.
Updated: 09/14/2008 - A New York charity says it has turned down a share of a $3 million lottery jackpot because accepting the money could send the wrong message to gambling addicts.
Posted: 09/14/2008 - The director of athletic bands at Gardner-Webb University Sid Haton has died. He was 45.
Updated: 09/14/2008 - After wild conjecture over whom would play Sen. John McCain's running mate on "Saturday Night Live," Fey returned to her old show for an opening sketch featuring her and Fey's former "Weekend Update" co-host Amy Poehler as Sen. Hillary Clinton.
Posted: 09/14/2008 - The Virginia Supreme Court declared the state's anti-spam law unconstitutional Friday and reversed the conviction of a man once considered one of the world's most prolific spammers.
Posted: 09/14/2008 - A 33-year-old woman stole her daughter's identity to attend high school and join the cheerleading squad, according to a criminal complaint filed against the woman.
Posted: 09/14/2008 - The activist group "Stop Torture Now" is protesting a contractor at a North Carolina airport.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - Investigators confirm the name of the victim in Saturday morning's fatal house fire.
Updated: 09/14/2008 - In an unexpected admission, Metrolink took full responsibility for the deadly train crash that killed at least 25 people and injured more than a hundred others. Find out the preliminary cause of the crash.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - The federal government has opened disaster loan centers in two North Carolina cities that were flooded by remnants from Tropical Storm Fay last month.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - A local activist group held a protest at a North Carolina Airport.
Posted: 09/13/2008 - Why Mary Easley will get a 88 percent raise this year.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - While Obama Waffles takes aim at Obama's politics by poking fun at his public remarks and positions on issues, it also plays off the image of the classic pancake-mix icon Aunt Jemima, which has been widely criticized as a demeaning stereotype.
Updated: 05/26/2010 - Residents of Galveston Island began assessing the damage that hurricane Ike left in its wake -- after the category two storm struck the Texas gulf coast town early this morning morning.
Posted: 09/13/2008 - The public is again hunting alligators in South Carolina.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - ECU rallied to beat Tulane 28-24.
Posted: 09/13/2008 - Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin said she thinks Barack Obama regrets not making Hillary Rodham Clinton his running mate.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - Emergency crews found more victims early Saturday, boosting the death toll to 17, as they delicately picked apart the mangled wreckage of a commuter train that collided head-on with a freight train on the same track.
Updated: 05/26/2010 - At least two people are dead, millions are without power, and rescue crews are working around the clock to pull people from floodwaters.
Updated: 09/13/2008 - Barack Obama's campaign toned down its events Saturday in response to Hurricane Ike, canceling plans for the Democratic presidential nominee to crack jokes on "Saturday Night Live".
Posted: 09/13/2008 - Fey is "likely" to return to her former show Saturday to play the Alaskan governor and Sen. John McCain's running mate, a person close to the show told The Associated Press on Friday night.
Posted: 09/13/2008 - An overwhelming advantage in experience and lopsided support from working-class and suburban whites have lifted Republican John McCain to a slender lead over Barack Obama less than two months from Election Day, a poll on the presidential race said Friday.
Posted: 09/13/2008 - The abuse of power investigation against Sarah Palin, Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential candidate, took a potentially ominous turn for her party on Friday when state lawmakers voted to subpoena her husband.
Posted: 09/12/2008 - Camp Lejeune is scheduled to host the Defense Task Force on Sexual Assault in the Military Services from Sept. 16-18 as it conducts its worldwide assessment of Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force installations.
Posted: 09/12/2008 - The owner of an Onslow County ice cream store now faces more charges, including indecent liberties with a minor, and sexual battery.


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Hematology Specialist, Oncology Specialist (cancer)
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9 years of experience
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Cornwall HotelsHugging the edges of the Canadian/American border, Cornwall is an excellent introduction to the sprawling wild expanses of Canada, and brims with culture, shopping opportunities, and history. There's also the lush natural parks and the rushing, crystal waters of the St Lawrence River to explore and enjoy. The town hosts the vibrant annual Kinsman Cornwall Lift-Off Festival, where the colorful onion shapes of hot air balloons drift into the skies to the sounds of brass bands and musical acts. Things to seeThere's plenty to do in Cornwall no matter the time of year, but the summer does bring a few unique spectacles that you certainly won't want to miss if you're visiting during the warmer months. The Lift-Off festival for example, is an explosion of music and color, and all the family are bound to enjoy the sights and sounds here during a balmy summer's day. There's also the soft sands, green parks, and emerald waters of Mille Roche Island Beach to sit back and relax on during a sun soaked afternoon. You can even camp here with the kids under the gentle swaying of the forest canopy for a real adventure. If more urban pursuits are your thing, then you can find plenty of shops at the glamorous Cornwall Square shopping center, which boasts its own Sears as well as many more well-known stores. Hotels in CornwallCornwall is a mid-sized city, so you'll find a good mix of middle range and discount hotels in the area. There's also plenty of places to camp, if you're looking to get back to nature during your stay. Hotels in Cornwall offer such staples as free wireless internet access (sometimes in guestrooms, or the lobby if not), with some sites having their own tranquil indoor pools for a refreshing swim at the start or end of the day. Hotels that are a little out of the city itself also sit on the doorstep of panoramic forest views, often offering their own picnic areas too. Where to stayThe area around Ninth Street offers the most central accommodation, and is a perfect choice if you want to be within a short distance of the city center, as well as the helpful tourist office. If visiting Cornwall Square or some of the local museums is your priority, this is the place to stay. Families, or even couples, looking for a more rustic atmosphere can head out to the nearby village of Long Sault, which clings to the glassy waters of the St Lawrence River, and is right next to the serene Mille Roche Island Beach. Alternatively, heading a little out of town along Brookdale Avenue leads to some expansive green spaces while still being close to the city. How to get to CornwallThanks to the fact that Ottawa is just over an hour's drive away, Cornwall is easy to reach if you fly in to Ottawa International Airport. There's a shuttle service available from Ottawa that can take you straight to Cornwall, or alternatively hiring a car means you can head straight to your hotel while taking in the sights. Cornwall itself is large enough that you might prefer to use public transport on occasion, especially if heading to attractions just outside of town. There are rail links to Ontario, and the public transport in the city is extremely efficient and reliable.
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NOAA HERITAGE UPDATE NOAA HERITAGE UPDATE Novemberr 2005 Novembe 2005 Items that can be found in the November Heritage Update – 1. Announcing the FY06 PAIG! 2. Welcome René and Beth to NOAA's Office of Education! 3. 1st Annual Maritime Heritage Education Conference is huge success! 4. NCDC develops NOAA Heritage Display 5. Manteo Weather Tower Dedicated 6. Monitor National Marine Sanctuary celebrates 30 years! 7. The Hunt for the Alligator 8. Undersea Feature Names Workshop 9. NOAA submits projects for PA Presidential Award 10. Mark your calendar! Heritage Week 2006 – February 6-11, 2006! 1. Announcing the FY06 NOAA Preserve America Initiative Grant Program! The NOAA Preserve America Initiative Working Group is proud to announce the FY06 request for proposals for NOAA's Preserve America Initiative Grant Program (PAIG). This mini-grant program is designed to stimulate efforts within NOAA to preserve, protect, and promote the agency's heritage assets. FY05 was the inaugural year for this endeavor and preliminary reports indicate that projects that were funded have shown tremendous success! Projects varied in scope from interpreting historic and cultural resources in NOAA's care to capturing oral histories of NOAA stakeholder groups, including fishermen and Native Americans. The six projects funded in FY05 ranged from $11,400 to $22,600. Please visit the NOAA Preserve America website to learn more about the projects that were funded this first year. FY06 NOAA Preserve America Initiative Grants will be awarded only to NOAA offices, although other federal, state, tribal, Native Hawaiian, academic and non-profit organizations can act as partners. Proposals are due by February 1, 2006. The total funds available this year is $175K, combining the continuing support of NOAA line offices in the amount of $100K with an additional $75K from NOAA's Office of Education to further encourage projects emphasizing the educational component. For additional information, including proposal criteria and format, please contact John Collins (email@example.com or visit the "Grant Information" section of the NOAA (firstname.lastname@example.com) Preserve America website (http://preserveamerica.noaa.gov). 2. Albert Einstein Fellows join NOAA's Office of Education NOAA's Office of Education has two new employees, René Carson and Beth Jewell, during the next year. Both women are fellows in the Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program. As recipients of the fellowship for outstanding elementary and secondary mathematics, technology, and science teachers they are provided with an opportunity to serve in the national public policy arena. Beth and René will provide practical insights and "real world" education perspectives to the office. They are currently working on an education component for the 2006 Beth Jewell (l) and René Carson are this year's Einstein Fellows working in NOAA's Office of Education NOAA Heritage Week and Traveling Exhibit. René, a Lead Teacher in science from Little Rock School District, Little Rock, AR, earned her BSE and MEd in General and Biological Science at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. She has been a middle level science teacher in the Little Rock School District for 34 years where she has won many awards. In 1995, she was selected to represent the United States in the inaugural group of the Fulbright Teacher Program to Japan. She currently serves on the board of the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) as the Middle Level Director and has also served as the Treasurer of the Arkansas Science Teachers Association for the past 20 years. René has worked with the American Meteorological Society's Weather Education programs for the last 10 years. Beth has taught a variety of subjects during her 21 years of service in northern Virginia schools, including earth science, geosystems, physical science, and honors biology and oceanography. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in earth science with a minor in biology from Bowling Green (Ohio) State University and a Master of Education from the University of Virginia (Charlottesville). She has served as her school's science department technology liaison and web curator and has been engaged in creating and maintaining her school's website as well as guiding students in website design. Beth, too, has received many teaching awards and was a Fulbright Memorial Fund Scholar in 2002. She has served as the President of the Mid-Atlantic Marine Educators Association and currently is on the National Marine Educators Association board of directors and the NSTA district VIII director. She has done research as a NOAA Teacher at Sea participant. For more information, please see Joyce Gross (firstname.lastname@example.com). 3. 1st Annual Maritime Heritage Education Conference: November 18 – 20, 2005 The first-ever Maritime Heritage Education Conference brought together over 130 formal and informal educators to promote maritime heritage education and to expose teachers, museum educators and maritime specialists to the significance of connecting past cultures and traditions to present day coastal and waterways practices. The event was held November 18-20, 2005, at Nauticus, the The Nauticus National Maritime Center in Norfolk, Virginia National Maritime Heritage Center in hosted the Maritime Heritage Conference. The Nauticus is a Norfolk, Virginia, and was co-sponsored spectacular maritime-themed science center featuring hands- by NOAA's National Marine Sanctuary on exhibits, interactive theaters, aquaria, digital high- Program, the National Park Service, definition films, and an extensive variety of educational Nauticus, the National Maritime Heritage programs. Center, Hampton Roads Naval Museum, and the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation. The conference was international in scope with presenters attending from England and Canada. Dr. Robert Ballard, world-renowned explorer, delivered the keynote address. The conference reached educators from a variety of levels (kindergarten through university), as well as marine archaeologists, museum directors and participants from various organizations to highlight how maritime heritage can be brought alive with education. Session topics included successful programs in maritime heritage interpretation and education, shipboard education, shipwrecks, lighthouses, and whaling. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. 4. NCDC to promote NOAA Heritage through display at Park Place in Asheville, NC NOAA's National Climatic Data Center will prepare a NOAA Heritage display for the Pack Place in Asheville, NC. This display will be presented in collaboration with The Health Adventure and the Colburn Earth Science Museum. The exhibit will be on display during February 2006 and will feature items from the vast archives of the Center. NCDC will provide a high school intern position during the month of January to assist with the design of the display. The intern will work to collect "historic equipment" from various In February 2006 NCDC will be creating a sources to be added to the museum display display for the Park Place in Asheville, NC. The and collect historic documentation. For display will be similar to this 2005 display that additional information, please see Carmella was exhibited at the Administrative Office of the Asheville-Buncombe Library in Asheville, NC. Davis Watkins (email@example.com). 5. Manteo Weather Tower Dedicated to the Memory of Alpheus W. Drinkwater The US Weather Bureau once used Coastal Warning Display towers such as this one to fly signal flags to warn mariners of wind shifts or approaching storms. On November 10, 1904, the Weather Bureau established the Manteo Weather Station with Alpheus W. Drinkwater in charge. The Manteo Chamber of Commerce requested that the bureau be given permission to place a tower on the grounds of the Dare County Courthouse. Since weather news was transmitted by telegraph, Drinkwater, in his role as telegraph operator, was a logical choice for weatherman. He also is noted for sending news of the Wright Brothers' flight tests to news agencies across the country. Beyond the symbolic colors and shapes that foretold a rainy day or a flood tide on a northwesterly wind, weather flags, when flown in The newly installed refurbished storm warning lenses on the various combinations of Manteo Weather Tower. shapes and colors, signaled that it was time to take in the laundry or to set the fishing nets, part of everyday life in the town. At night, two red and one white signal lights flashed storm warnings. The tower was later moved near its present location on the waterfront, and then to Drinkwater's home on Ananias Dare (old Main) Street. Upon inquiry by the Manteo Board of Commissioners, the John Booth family gave permission for the tower to be moved to town property, and provided the original signal lights. In 2005, the Town of Manteo had the tower refurbished and moved to this site so that weather signal flags could once again fly on the Manteo waterfront. On November 5, 2005 the town dedicated the tower. John Cole, Warning Coordination Meteorologist from NOAA's National Weather Service Forecast Office in Newport/Morehead City, North Carolina attended and delivered remarks at the event. The Manteo Weather Tower is believed to be one of only five towers still in use, and may be the only one with its entire original signal lights affixed. For additional information please visit http://www.townofmanteo.com/. 6. The Monitor National Marine Sanctuary celebrates 30th Anniversary! On October 25, 2005, the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation hosted a special awards gala in celebration of the Monitor National Marine Sanctuary 30th anniversary. To celebrate this important sanctuary milestone, the Foundation honored U.S. Senator John W. Warner and posthumously honored former U.S. Congressman Herb Bateman with the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation's Stewardship Award. During the fall of 1861 it became clear that the fate of the civil war may depend on technological advances in warfare at sea. On October 25, 1861 the keel was laid for a new prototype class of Civil War ironclad, turreted warships that would revolutionize warfare at Four officers pose near the turret of the U.S.S. sea – the USS Monitor. The Monitor was Monitor, July 9, 1862, on the James River in Virginia. designed by the Swedish engineer John Ericsson, and was constructed in a mere 110 days. She met her fate one desperate day in 1862 in a gale off the of North Carolina coast where it rests today in 240 feet of water, and is protected today as a part of the National Marine Sanctuary System. 7. USS Alligator Symposium On November 8th, the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia, PA hosted the USS Alligator Workshop directed toward refining the Hunt for the USS Alligator. Participants included the Office of Naval Research, the Submarine Force US Atlantic Fleet (SUBLANT), Assistant Administrator for NOS and Manager of the National Marine Sanctuary Program's Maritime Heritage Program. The 1-day workshop focused on out-year direction for Historical Research, Education and Outreach and Search and Survey. Other participants included NOAA's National Weather Service, NOAA's Office of Coast Survey, NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, industry representatives from IXSEA, Benthos, representatives from the Navy's Surface Warfare Unit (NAVSEA), East Carolina University and historians and educators from around the country. Launched in 1862, the green, 47-foot Alligator represented a significant leap forward in naval engineering. But before it could prove itself in battle, the Union sub was lost off Cape Hatteras on April 2, 1863 while being towed to Charleston, S.C. and never seen again. For more information, please contact email@example.com or visit http://www.sanctuaries.noaa.gov/alligator/hunt2004/welcome.html. 8. NOAA's history and heritage is highlighted at October Meetings Captain Skip Theberge, NOAA Corps (ret.) and now of the NOAA Central Library, helped commemorate NOAA's history and heritage at the Annual meeting of the Sub-Committee for Undersea Feature Names of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission/International Hydrographic Organization of which Skip is a NOAA/United States representative. He presented McArthur Escarpment, McArthur Canyon, Smith Escarpment, Smith Canyon, and Wildcat Canyon for acceptance by that international body. The first four names commemorate individuals affiliated with NOAA ancestor agencies while Wildcat Canyon was named in honor of an early survey vessel of the C&GS. After acceptance by that international body a map and 3- dimensional image of McArthur Escarpment was This 3-dimensional image of McArthur presented to Mr. Lewis McArthur, Chairman of the Escarpment was presented at the annual meeting of the Council of Geographic Oregon Board on Geographic Names and great-grandson Names Authorities at Portland, Oregon. of Lieutenant William Pope McArthur, an early Coast Survey pioneer on the West Coast. As the keynote speaker, Skip spoke on "The Discovery and Naming of Offshore Pacific Northwest and Alaska Undersea Features", an area in which NOAA ancestor agencies were particularly active. Rounding out the month, Skip spoke at the monthly meeting of the Washington Map Society on "Marching with the Survey: Mapping the Civil War". 9. NOAA submits projects for consideration of Preserve America Presidential Award Since 2003, the President and First Lady of the United States have selected four Preserve America Presidential Award winners to receive national recognition for outstanding achievements in sustainable historic preservation. The Preserve America Presidential Awards are given to organizations, businesses, government entities, and individuals for: exemplary accomplishments in the sustainable use and preservation of cultural or natural heritage assets; demonstrated commitment to the protection and interpretation of America's cultural or natural heritage assets; and the integration of these assets into contemporary community life, and combination of innovative, creative, and responsible approaches to showcasing historic resources in communities. This year NOAA submitted 3 projects prior to the November 1st deadline: - Conservation and Preservation of Artifacts Recorded from the Wreck of the USS Monitor - Hunt for the USS Alligator - Ko'ie'ie Loko I'a: Revitalizing a Fishpond Wall Recipients are chosen through a national competition administered by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) in partnership with the U.S Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Education, Housing and Urban Development, Interior, and Transportation; the National Endowment for the Humanities; the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, and the President's Council on Environmental Quality; in cooperation with the Executive Office of the President. 10. Heritage Week 2006 – February 6-11, 2006! Don't forget! NOAA Heritage Week 2006 will take place February 6-11, 2006. Exhibits will be on display in the NOAA Science Center in Silver Spring and various celebrations are being planned at other NOAA facilities. 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Name: ________________________ Date: ____________ Forensic Psychology & Criminal Profiling Project OBJECTIVE: Students will demonstrate the understanding of forensic criminal psychology by engaging in internet research and by writing a paper about a criminal's actions and the criminal mindset. NOTE: The emphasis of this project is WHY these individuals committed these horrific crimes more than WHAT they did. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS: Using internet and library resources, you will write a research paper (size 12 font, double spaced, standard margins) individually. Use full sentences. Spell check and proofread your essay. The essay should include: PAGE 1: Cover Page which contains your name, the name of the criminal and at least 3 images of the individual PAGE 2+: Background information on the individual, his/her family background/history, education level, socioeconomic level, "abnormalities" in his/her childhood experience, etc PAGE 3+: Detailed information about the crimes he/she committed ("Who, What, When, Where, How") PAGE 4+: Your analysis of the psychological reasons he / she may have committed these crimes ("Why"). Include correlations to the background information on PAGE 2 and our notes packet. For instance, does he/she display the "Triad of Symptoms?" What "type" of profile(s) would be assigned to this individual? Does he/she possess all of the typical characteristics of that profile? PAGE 5: "Works Cited" page in APA format. o Do not just write www.google.com or www.crimelibrary.com o Use a minimum of 3 DIFFERENT sources for your research, one must be a book the others can be internet sources. o You must even include links that you obtained your PAGE 1 images from. DO NOT PLAGARIZE; PUT EVERYTHING IN YOUR OWN WORDS. See the Student Handbook for further information as well as the related grading/disciplinary policy. Projects are to be submitted electronically by the deadlines on the next page. o Go to www.turnitin.com o For a new account click on "Create Account" in upper right corner o Under "New students start here" click on "Create a user profile" o If you have account established with www.turnitin.com, login and click on "Enroll in a Class" on the menu to the left. o Class ID: ________________ o Class Enrollment Password: __________________ TOPICS: You can choose from the following list or visit the websites for additional ideas. Each student works on one topic. (1) Beverley Allitt: (pediatric nurse suffering from Munchausen by Proxy syndrome) (2) Robert Leroy Anderson: (tortured, raped and murdered his victims) (3) David Berkowitz ('Son of Sam' serial killer terrorized New York City in the late 1970s.) (4) Boston Strangler (serial killer and rapist Albert De Salvo) (5) Ted Bundy (stalked and murdered young college women) (6) Jeffrey Dahmer (necrophiliac and cannibal) (7) Butch DeFeo (responsible for Amityville Horror Murders on Long Island) (8) Albert Fish (cannibal model for Hannibal Lector) (9) John Wayne Gacy (contractor and murderer) (10) Kitty Genovese: (37 witnessed her murder in NYC and did not get involved) (11) Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold (Columbine school shooters) (12) H.H. Holmes (con artist, child murderer and serial killer) (13) Jack the Ripper (serial killer) *** NOT RECOMMENDED DUE TO LIMITED INFORMATION (14) Edmund Kemper (genius-level serial killer killed his grandparents, hitchhikers and mother) (15) Peter Kurten (the vampire of Dusseldorf) (16) Charles Manson (made followers kill on command) (17) Timothy McVeigh & Terry Nichols: (responsible for Oklahoma City terrorist bombing) (18) Joel Rifkin (murdered 17 women) (19) The Zodiac Killer (mysterious serial killer) *** NOT RECOMMENDED DUE TO LIMITED INFORMATION (20) Richard Ramirez (aka "The Night Stalker") (21) Hillside Stranglers (serial killers that attacked during the late 1970's) (22) Brian Nichols (escaped from holding cell after shooting judge, court reporter, and sheriffs in Atlanta 2005) (23) Beltway Snipers (John Allen Muhammad and Lee Malvo – DC areas around 2002) (24) Andrew Cunanan (spree killer who murdered 5, including Versace) (25) Jeff Weise (school shooter in Red Lake Minnesota, 2005) (26) Colin Ferguson (spree killer who attacked commuters on the LIRR during the 1990s) (27) Richard Speck (killed 8 nursing students in a single night in July of 1966) (28) Adolf Hitler (leader of the German Nazi movement who was responsible for the murder of millions of people) (29) Ed Gein (inspiration for the character Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs) (30) David Koresh (Branch Davidian cult leader in Waco, Texas) (31) Dennis Rader (aka BTK, the Bind-Torture-Kill serial killer) (32) Seung-Hui Cho (VA Tech shooter) (33) Ted/Theodore Kaczynski (the unabomber) SOME RESOURCES FOR THIS PROJECT: Court TV's Crime Library http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/index.html http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/profiling/ http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/psychology/index.html SERIAL KILLERS: http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/complete_list.html NOTORIOUS MURDERS: http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/complete_list.html GANGERS AND OUTLAWS: http://www.crimelibrary.com/gangsters_outlaws/complete_list.html THE CRIMINAL MIND: http://www.crimelibrary.com/criminal_mind/complete_list.html TERRORISTS, SPIES AND ASSASSINS: http://www.crimelibrary.com/terrorists_spies/complete_list.html OUTLAWS AND THEIVES: http://www.crimelibrary.com/gangsters_outlaws/complete_list.html ALSO, check out our library!!! There are many books available!!! DEADLINES: You will have computer room time to work on this project but will have to do additional work at home. Save your project in multiple locations daily (H drive, Google Docs, a USB, a disk, etc) Excuses like "it's on my computer at home" or "I forgot to bring in my project" will not be accepted. th Computer Room Research/Writing Dates: Thursday, January 5 (Warrior Lab); Monday, January 9 (Library); Wednesday, th th th January 11 (Library); and Friday, January 13 (Library); Tuesday, January 17 (Library) First Draft Due Date: Final Day, Thursday, January 19th, 2012 Final Essay Due Date: Friday, January 26th, 2012 TENTATIVE GRADING RUBRIC: Criteria Max. Grade PAGE 1: Cover Page 5 * your name * the name of the criminal * at least 3 images of the individual PAGE 2: Background Information 25 * Background information on the individual * his/her family background/history * education level, socioeconomic level, "abnormalities" in his/her childhood experience, etc * Accurate & not plagiarized! * Proofread, min: 1+ page, max: size 12 font PAGE 3: Crimes Committed 25 * Detailed information about the crimes he/she committed ("Who, What, When, Where, How") * Accurate & not plagiarized! * Proofread, min: 1+ page, max: size 12 font PAGE 4: Psychological Reasons 25 * Your analysis of the psychological reasons he / she may have committed these crimes ("Why"). * Includes correlations to the background information on PAGE 2 and our notes packet. * For instance, does he/she display the "Triad of Symptoms?" * What "type" of profile(s) would be assigned to this individual? * Does he/she possess all of the typical characteristics of that profile? * Not plagiarized! * Proofread, min 1+ page, max size 12 font PAGE 5: Works Cited Page 5 * includes the exact sources/website links * 3+ sources included * must include image links First Draft Submission 15 *first draft submitted on time *all research completed and included in first draft DEDUCTIONS TBA * late project submission * other TBA TOTAL: 100 POINTS
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) June 25, 2013
The American Brain Tumor Association's 2013 Patient & Family Conference, taking place in Chicago on Fri., July 26 and Sat., July 27, focuses on the medical, rehabilitative, social and wellness needs of brain tumor patients and their caregivers as well as brain tumor research updates.
"There is a growing movement in science toward patient-centric research – placing the patient, who is living with the disease, at the center of the investigative setting. Patients and caregivers are assuming greater roles in the formation of both initial research questions and clinical trial designs," said Elizabeth Wilson, ABTA president and CEO. "This meeting is one example of the ways in which the ABTA brings researchers and patients together to discuss the impact of the disease and approaches to changing brain tumor research outcomes."
As the first national non-profit organization to fund brain tumor research, the ABTA has been credited with seeding the modern day research field through its funding of successive generations of researchers since the 1970s. The organization's research grants are awarded with a unique condition of support: study findings are reported to patients and caregivers directly impacted by the disease. This is often the first opportunity for scientists to have a conversation with someone living with the disease, and for patients to better understand research and research outcomes challenges.
Day one of the meeting program includes an overview of the advances in brain tumor research and areas of emerging interest, and a poster session during which researchers share their study findings with attendees. The second day of the meeting integrates holistic approaches to wellness and strategies for patients and caregivers adjusting to and living with the diagnosis, its treatments, and brain tumor survivorship.
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Start the day with an orientation tour of the city - we travel past Nevsky Prospect, a wide avenue in the centre of the city, lined with historical buildings, shops and museums. View the vast Palace Square, dominated by the magnificent Winter Palace and the site of many historic events. Continue down University Embankment, a long stretch alongside the Great Neva River lined with impressive buildings, and pass the monumental Admiralty building, the headquarters of the Russian Navy. Nearby view the Bronze Horseman, an impressive monument mounted on a large rock dedicated to the founder of the city, Alexander the Great.
Next explore some of the city's most impressive cathedrals, including the lavish golden domed St Isaac's Cathedral, one of the largest and most important Russian Orthodox churches in the city, and the Peter and Paul Cathedral, an 18th century church that houses the tombs of the Romanov Tsars. Following a break for lunch embark on a tour of the Hermitage, the former home of the Tsars which now houses a collection of fine art, collected from the far reaches of the world. View masterpieces from throughout the ages and marvel at the lavish reception halls.


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Genocide Education: California Senate Bill 1380
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FOXBORO -- When it comes to rookie linebacker Dont'a Hightower, there's the temptation to throw as much at him as quickly as possible.
After all, we're talking about a young man with a peerless resume -- the 6-foot-3 inch, 270-pound linebacker from Alabama was the centerpiece of one of the best college defenses in a generation. He was a finalist for the Chuck Bednarik, Butkus and Lombardi Awards, as well as a consensus All-American and a unanimous All-SEC first-team selection in 2011. Hightower started 42 of 44 games at Alabama and registered 234 total tackles.
However, it was his versatility that likely played a large role in the Patriots decision to take him with the 25th overall pick. While with the Crimson Tide, he played inside and outside linebacker, as well as defensive end. Combine that with his background with Alabama coach Nick Saban -- a former Belichick lieutenant who runs a defense that bears some similarities to what the Patriots do -- and you would think that if anyone was going to get thrown into the deep end of the pool as soon as possible, it's going to be Hightower.
But Belichick confessed Friday that even though Hightower might be able to pick everything up sooner rather than later, it's a delicate process when it comes to testing the limits of that versatility.
"If you wait too long to move him or to try something else, then you're too far behind and it's harder to work out," Belichick said when asked about Hightower's versatility. "If you throw it all in there at once, sometimes that can be overwhelming and then you don't get one thing right. It's a good question. You try to find that balance.
"You take it at a pace that you think the player can handle. And sometimes you're right, sometimes you're wrong. And you have to adjust it one way or the other. Until you work with a guy and you're trying to do something like that with him, you have to try to figure it out on the run sometimes and that can be challenging."
Through the first two training camp practices, Hightower has been put in multiple positions as the Patriots not only try and get a sense of his ability to play at the next level, but also his comfort level at different spots at this stage of his nascent NFL career.
Like a true rookie, Hightower expressed an interest in doing anything he can to get on the field as soon as possible, and said he hopes his positional versatility can play a role in that regard.
"I hope so," Hightower said after Friday's practice. "I definitely feel like I can help out somewhere along the line, so I'm going to do what I can. Whatever they ask me to do. Whether it's kicking or holding the snap, or whatever, I'm going to do what I can to get on the field."
Much has been made of the comparisons between the Saban and Belichick systems, and the fact that Hightower's background with Saban will help him when it comes to picking things up in New England. When asked about the comparisons on Friday, Hightower shrugged.
"Defense is defense. Everybody has different philosophies. Right now, I'm doing what I can," he said. "I'm trying to be a sponge around some of the older guys and just trying to learn what I can from them, even little techniques.
"I'm doing what I can. There are some differences, some are the same. There are different perspectives. Right now, I'm doing what I can to learn."
One thing that has been a help for Hightower has been the fact that the Alabama product has been able to learn from a few other former SEC linebackers who are close to him in age, including Brandon Spikes and Jerod Mayo. Hightower said Friday Mayo has always been a model for him, even before he reached Foxboro.
"I watched Mayo in college, and I watched him when he got here," Hightower said of the former Tennessee linebacker, who is four years older. "I feel like most linebackers have the mentality that they want to come in and make a big impact. So me talking to him and asking how he did things as a rookie, that's going to help me out. I definitely want to do what I can on defense or special teams or whatever in trying to contribute to this team."
One thing that's impressed Mayo is Hightower's work in the classroom and film room.
"Fortunately, the guys that have come in are football guys," Mayo said. "They know the game. Dont'a came in and wanted to watch some film. We watched film together. He understands everything I'm trying to say. So that's the fortunate thing about that, having guys like that who are true football guys."
"He's a smart kid, and he definitely understands football and football concepts – that comes pretty quickly to him so that's good," Belichick said of Hightower. "He might not know exactly what every part of his assignment is. He just spatially knows where he's playing, who is next to him, can figure out kind of how he's supposed to fit things. It just instinctually comes to him so that can cover up for maybe not knowing exactly precisely what the exact assignment is but just being able to figure it out."
The guys react to what Don Banks had to say and get into some more thoughts on Deflategate. Are McNally and Jastremski ever going to break their silence and give their side of the story? Price says yes ... eventually.
Don Banks talks with the NFL Sunday boys about his reaction to Brady's appeal, where we go from here and the NFL's motives and decisions throughout the process. He also gets into the Pats offseason so far and their weakness at CB. Don gives his take on the AFC East this year and how some of the Pats' rivals have improved.
Greg and Price discuss their thoughts on some of the reports that have leaked after Tuesday from Brady's appeal hearing. The boys talk about what the reaction will be if Brady decides to accept a 1-game suspension. Fans want a complete exoneration, but there's a good chance that they won't get that - how will they react? They also talk with Mike Petraglia and get his thought on the appeal and more.
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
Sam is joined by Jared Weiss from The Garden Report and CLNS Radio to breakdown game 4 of Cavs-Warriors, preview game 5 on Sunday, and analyze the Celtics needs this off-season.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Joe and Rob Bradford talk with Red Sox outfielder Alejandro De Aza about the Red Sox solid road trip and offensive outpouring in a win against Toronto.
We discuss the state of the Sox, specifically Rick Porcello, with Red Sox Manager John Farrell.
Joe Castiglione and Rob Bradford talk with David Ortiz after the Red Sox take game 2 of their four game series with Toronto. David talks about the good pitching they've gotten and the offense finding their way.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
Gary and Ben on the Pats.
The guys discussed the latest Red Sox news with Larry.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Gary Tanguay.
Conor McGregor has harsh words for Floyd Mayweather on Conan, Colbert hosts public access TV & will Joey Chestnut defend his title in Hot Dog Eating Contest?
Discussing Greg Monroe signing with Milwaukee and debating if that gives hope to a cold weather city in Boston
Kicking around the dream of acquiring a pitcher like Sonny Gray and how much you would have to give up in order to acquire that caliber talent
In honor of the 4th of July holiday, guest hosts Rob Bradford and Andy Hart examine the four worst renditions of the Star Spangled Banner at sporting events.
WEEI.com's Rob Bradford and Andy Hart of Patriots.com are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton. Bradfo and Hart take some time to discuss the upcoming issues for Pats training camp, including what QB reps will be like between Brady and the backups.
Rob Bradford and Andy Hart are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton and are joined by Houston Astros writer Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle to preview the weekend's Red Sox - Astros series as well as to get the inside word on the St. Louis Cardinals hacking scandal.
WEEI Bruins Reporter D.J. Bean joins Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola to talk about the signing of winger Matt Beleskey on the opening day of NHL free agency.
With 80 games played for the Red Sox, Mikey Adams wants midterm grades for several players. Also, after another Rick Porcello clunker in Toronto, callers and texters give unflattering Porcello Limericks. Lenny Megliola and Textress Lucy are along.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the month
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
The guys discussed the latest Red Sox news with Larry.More from this show
Ken Laird and Ryan Hannable are joined by special guests Mike Mutnansky of the Red Sox Radio Network and Red Sox minor league hitting coordinator Tim Hyers to talk Sox prospects. What do the struggles of Rusney Castillo and Rick Porcello in the majors mean? Also, the international signing period begins July 2, looking back at past Latin American signings. And June selections for affiliate players of the monthMore from this show
Buck on why Buchholz should stay in Boston.More from this show
Dale, Michael and Jerry do the postgame for another Sox stinker, and find there is much more interest in how the Bruins and Celtics can build their teams after interesting off-seasons.More from this show
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I read 9 books last month, including a non-fiction and something off the ancient TBR backlog which is something I'm trying to do more of. We're also trying to visit more places locally, so it's going to be fun fitting all the books and life stuff into our spare time.
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Because You'll Never Meet Me by Leah Thomas


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No-Sew Halloween Pet Costume: Flower
Easily turn craft foam sheets into an oversized flower costume for your dog or cat. Attaching the foam flower to your pet's harness ensures they'll be comfortable while enjoying the Halloween festivities.
Materials Needed:
- craft foam sheets (2 dark purple, 2 light purple, 2 lime green, 2 dark green and 1 white glittered)
- low-temp hot glue gun and glue sticks
- scissors
- pencil
- 3" foam sphere
- spray adhesive
- clear glitter
- bright yellow craft paint
- chip brush
- serrated or electric knife
- old candle (optional)
- double-sided adhesive sheets or tape
- harness that comfortably fits your pet
Create Petals
Create templates for cutting flower petals by folding a piece of scrap paper in half then sketching out a traditional heart shape measuring approximately 5-1/2" tall by 3" wide with a short stem instead of a pointed tip. Using another scrap, sketch out a second smaller stemmed heart measuring approximately 4-1/2" tall by 1-1/2" wide and a third flat-bottomed heart measuring approximately 3-1/2" tall by 1" wide. Cut out the paper templates but leave them folded. Fold the craft foam in half, place the stemmed paper templates on top and cut 4 petals out of both the dark purple craft foam and the light purple craft foam (Image 1). Tip: Folding the foam petals gives the finished flower more dimension. Finally, fold the white glittered craft foam in half and use the flat-bottomed template to cut out 4 small, white petals (Image 2).
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Create Leaves
Fold light and dark green foam sheets in half lengthwise then cut out basic leaf shapes — no template necessary (Image 1). To add dimension, cut out an opposite color vein for each leaf from the leftover light and dark green foam sheets. Attach the foam veins by applying a thin line of hot glue to back of the vein before pressing onto the leaf (Image 2).
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Create Flower's Center
Using a serrated knife, cut foam sphere in half. Tip: Rubbing an old candle over the teeth of the blade will make cutting easier. On a protected work surface, paint foam half with bright yellow craft paint (Image 1). After paint has fully dried, coat foam with spray adhesive. Allow a minute or two for adhesive to tack up then sprinkle on glitter (Image 2).
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Assemble Flower
Cut a small square out of leftover craft foam to use as a backing. Apply hot glue to the scrap foam then attach the first layer of dark purple petals (Image 1). Note: Hot glue bonds the craft foam almost instantly so be careful with your placement. Next, attach the second layer of petals, placing them so they fill in the gaps between the dark purple petals (Image 2). Attach smaller white sparkly petals so they fill in the gaps between the light purple petals (Image 3). Finally, squeeze a generous amount of hot glue onto the flower's center and top with the glittered foam half sphere, press and hold the foam in position while the glue cools (Image 4).
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Attach Leaves
Decide placement for leaves — you don't want them hitting your pup in the back of the head so leave an area near the top of the flower free of leaves. Flip flower over and attach leaves to the backside with hot glue.
Dress Dog
Put your pup in their harness (I used a step-in style). Hold finished flower over pup's back to determine exact placement. Cut squares of double-sided tape a little smaller than harness straps; attach tape to harness where it will be covered with flower or leaves (Image 1) then top with finished flower (Image 2). Tip: With a step-in style harness, you may need to first secure the leash hooks with masking tape so they aren't in the way.
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Chinese Fried Rice With Green Peas
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|Long grain rice
|8 Ounce, soaked in cold water for 30 minutes and drained (250 Gram)
|16 Fluid Ounce (500 Milliliter)
|To Taste
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Medium, finely chopped
|Cooked ham
|8 Ounce, finely chopped (250 Gram)
|2 Tablespoon, cooked (Petits Pois)
|2 Medium, peeled and quartered
|8 Ounce, deveined (Shelled Weight, 250 Gram)
|Soy sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|1 , lightly beaten
Put the rice, water and 1 teaspoon salt in a saucepan and bring to the boil.
Cover and simmer for 15 minutes, or until all the water has been absorbed.
Remove from the heat.
Heat the oil in another saucepan.
Add the onions and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes.
Add the ham, peas, tomatoes, shrimps and salt to taste and cook, stirring, for 1 minute.
Stir in the rice and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes.
Add the soy sauce and egg and cook, stirring, for a further 2 minutes.
Transfer the fried rice mixture to a warmed serving bowl and serve immediately or keep warm until required.
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I've been on the Sustiva/Truvada combination for 3 years and have responded wondefully with high T-Cells and non-detectable viral load. However, I have dealt with mild-to-moderate depression since starting the combo. I don't respond well to anti-depressants for a myriad of reasons for example it depletes my sex drive and/or one intensified my Restless Leg Syndrome. My doctor wants to take me off of the Sustvia/Truvada combo temporarily by instantly removing the Sustiva first and phasing out of the Truvada over a three week period. She wants to see if my depression and its symptons lift by removing the Sustiva, which is well known to cause mild depression. My only concern is that the Sustiva/Truvada combo has been a phenomenal combination for me and I don't want to risk resistance by coming off of this this combo. She promises that I can always go back on this if I go off of the regimen by her following her instructions listed above. Is this true to you?
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Hyam Confident Ahead of Big Game for Both Teams
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Luke Hyam and his Town colleagues know all about the pressure facing tomorrow's opponents, Bristol City, as they attempt to climb off the bottom of the Championship.
Ipswich were there when Mick McCarthy took charge in November but 15 league games and 25 points later they are sitting in 19th place.
Hyam, 21, said: "You never know what is going to happen in the Championship because it's so inconsistent. They could win but to be honest I'm pretty sure we will win.
"First and foremost I look to play well, help us play well as a team and make sure we get the three points. Anything after that is a bonus.
"Saturday is obviously a big game for both teams. If we win it will take us 13 points clear of them but if they beat us they will close the gap to seven points. We both need the points and it will be an interesting game.
"We need to be looking to move up the table and we need to be beating the teams around us for that to happen. We're still in a relegation battle, just as the manager says.
"We need to get out of this situation and hopefully, with a few wins under our belt, we can then start to look at the play-offs."
That may seem a very tall order – Town are currently 14 points adrift of sixth-placed Watford – but with 54 points still up for grabs it is at least mathematically possible.
Hyam added: "People are saying we look like a team that is set up to do better away from home and I suppose you could say that.
"But we are always looking at ways to improve the team – different tactics in training during the week for example. We know we can do better than we did against Barnsley last week when we didn't play very well.
"You could say that Guirane N'Daw and I are more defensive as midfielders but on the training ground we are both trying to improve.
"We want to get forward, create more chances and score more goals, while also helping to shut up shop by supporting the defenders.
"Our partnership is okay but there is always room for improvement. He speaks basic English and he understands when you tell him what to do and other instructions. It's fine, there's no issue there."
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