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Kankakee Valley Broadcasting will present the 50th annual TCU Bi-County Basketball Tournament in its entirety for the first time. Tony Ross and his crew will have the tip-off between Triton and LaVille tonight on MAX 98.3-FM or possibly WKVI-FM and online at www.SportsToTheMax.net. They will also provide scoring updates from the other first round games during their broadcast. Argos is at Culver, John Glenn is playing host to Bremen, and New Prairie will be at Oregon-Davis. All of the games tip off at 8 p.m. EST. Continue reading
John Glenn Spell Bowl Team Wins 19th State Championship
The John Glenn High School Spell Bowl team won their 19th Indiana Academic Spell Bowl state finals championship this past weekend. They now hold the record for number of spell bowl state championships in the history of all divisions. Spell Bowl Coach Brandt Ayoub says the team was part of division 2 and competed against 4 other schools. He says it was a team goal from the beginning to make it to state.
Another Vocational Program in the Works
The Starke County Economic Development Foundation (SCEDF) is looking to bring life back into the vocational building on the Oregon-Davis school campus to begin an automation robotics and equipment maintenance program as an extension of vocational programs through the SCILL Center.
According to Ron Gifford, the SCEDF will assist in seeking a way to fund the program full-time and to acquire equipment. A pilot program started this year with several students in the eighth grade through the tenth grade enrolled in the program.
ISTEP Scores Mixed for Area School Corporations
Indiana students overall showed improvement on their ISTEP scores in both math and language arts. Scores released yesterday by the Indiana Department of Education indicate 80.7 percent of students passed English, compared to 79.5 percent in 2013. Math scores went up from 83 to 83.5 percent statewide. Continue reading
Back to School Immunization Requirements
Are your children up to date on their immunizations? Before school starts, you must be sure they are. Continue reading
School Registration Beginning Soon at John Glenn Schools
In one month, students will be back in the classrooms.
The John Glenn School Corporation will open doors on Tuesday, Aug. 12 for students. The elementary schools will begin with instruction at 7:53 a.m. and dismiss school at 2:45 p.m. ET. Students in the middle school will start the school day at 7:55 a.m. and with a 2:50 p.m. dismissal and high school students will begin at 8 a.m. and dismiss at 3 p.m.
Boys Golfers Participate in Sectionals
It was a very successful day for our area boys golfers in Sectional play yesterday. The John Glenn Falcons placed 3rd as a team at the South Bend Riley Sectional which advances them to next week's Regional. Tyler Prentkowski was the meets medalist shooting a 68. The Falcons finished just 3-strokes behind Penn High School for 2nd place overall. In other sectional golf action Adam Gruenig led the Winamac Warriors to a 4th place finish in the Logansport Sectional. While the Warriors did not advance as a team, Gruenig was the medalist for the meet shooting a 78. At the LaPorte Sectional, Austin Howell of South Central was the leader for the 7th place finishing Satellites. Howell shot an 82 which was good enough to advance him as an individual to the Regional round.
The golf Regional rounds will be played next Thursday and Friday. Adam Gruenig and Austin Howell will be competing at Lafayette Jefferson, while the John Glenn Falcons will be at Warsaw. Both of those Regional rounds will be played on Thursday, June 12th.
Local Schools Awarded Money through Secured School Safety Grant Program
More than $9 million was approved in grant funding for several local schools through the Secured School Safety Grant Program.
The program gives matching grants to school corporations that request funding to conduct a threat assessment, purchase equipment to restrict access to the school or expedite the notification of first responders, or employ a school resource officer.
U.S. News Awards Medals to Several Area Schools
The Kankakee Valley boasts some of the best high schools in the state, according to recent rankings by a national publication. John Glenn High School in Walkerton ranks 17th on the 2014 U.S. News and World Report list. The magazine awarded the school silver medal. Students there have an opportunity to take advanced placement tests, and 36 percent do. Of the school's 611 students, 85 percent are proficient in English and 84 percent are proficient in math. Knox Community High School earned a bronze medal from U.S. News and World Report. The publication notes 25 percent of the 606 students enrolled take AP courses and tests, 77 percent are proficient in English and 69 percent are proficient in Algebra. Continue reading
Indiana School Superintendent Names Indiana Four Star Schools
Indiana's Four Star schools for the 2012-2013 school year were announced Tuesday.
Among the 331 schools named, four local schools achieved the status. Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz announced that John Glenn High School, Kingsbury Elementary School in LaPorte, Webster Elementary School in Plymouth and Tri-Township Consolidated School Corporation in LaCrosse reached Four Star School status.
Schools May Be Able to Waive Snow Makeup Day
Schools that canceled classes due to the extreme winter conditions may not have to make up the day of missed instruction. "The Elkhart Truth" reports that State Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz has authorized schools to apply for a one-day waiver from the required 180 days of instruction. The waiver was initially offered after school districts across the state canceled classes on Monday. However, the director of the office of accreditation for the education department told the paper that the waiver will be offered to schools on Tuesday as well. He says the waiver means that schools can escape the "very severe financial penalty" they would otherwise incur by canceling one day of instruction. The waiver has only been used a few times in the past several years to offset instructional days lost due to severe weather. School districts typically build in makeup days in the event of snow, but if they miss more days than they have built into the calendar they're forced to extend the school year into summer vacation in order to meet the state's requirements.
Falloween Fest Kicks Off This Weekend in Walkerton
John Glenn is gearing up for their annual Falloween Fest, kicking off Sept. 13 and running through Sept. 15 at 201 John Glenn Drive in Walkerton. The John Glenn School Corporation has a number of events planned for the weekend, including activities for the entire family and fundraising efforts by school organizations, community groups, civic groups and area churches to raise money for college scholarship for the school corporation's students.
John Glenn High School Senior Awarded ICOO Scholarship
Kaser is planning to pursue a degree in conservation law enforcement at Vincennes University this fall.
The Indiana Conservation Officers Organization awards six scholarships a year to students seeking a college degree in conservation law enforcement or law enforcement. Kaser was one of those six state-wide recipients this year.
John Glenn Student Attends Twelve Years With Perfect Attendance
For 12 years, John Glenn student Rafael Castro has been getting up every school morning and making his way to school – every day. In fact, he has not missed a day of school since he began attending kindergarten at St. Patrick's School in the fall of 1999, although he admits it was his mom's goal first.
It wasn't until he got to high school that he made it a goal of his own, when he determined that he could accomplish it. When asked if he came to school sick at any time he agreed he had, but never to the point of not feeling well enough to do his work or participate. He believes attendance is important and feels fortunate to have good health. Rafael is hopeful that future employers will take note of his attendance record, and that it will give him an edge in landing a job someday.
He will be recognized at a school-wide award ceremony today in front of the entire student body.
J.E.S.S.E. Co-op to Reorganize
The J.E.S.S.E. Co-op is reorganizing. Rochester schools recently pulled out of the special education cooperative that administers more than 80 different special classes and resource programs which leaves 9 school corporations in our area participating in the program.
With the withdrawal of Rochester, Knox Community School Superintendent A.J. Gappa said the majority of the financial services will now come out of Plymouth Schools.
John Glenn Spell Bowl Team Heads to State
What would you do if you were a school Superintendent and there was a high school coach who qualified for the state tournament 25 out of 25 years?
You'd probably recommend him or her for a raise. Well John Glenn's High School Spell Bowl Team has qualified each year that Paul Hernandez has been coaching them. Of those years, they have been state champs in their class 15 times.
Local Marching Bands to Perform in Semi-State Competition
The Knox Redskin Brigade and the John Glenn Marching Band will be performing in the Semi-State Marching Band competition in Class C tomorrow at Decatur High School in Indianapolis.
John Glenn will perform at 5:20 p.m. ET and the Knox Redskin Brigade will perform at 5:46 p.m. ET. Awards for all of Class C, which contains 20 bands, will be at approximately 6:12 p.m. ET. 10 bands will advance to the State Finals which will be on Saturday, October 29th, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Regional Marching Band Competition to Feature Local Bands
The Knox Redskin Brigade will be performing in the Regional Marching Band competition tomorrow at Chesterton High School at 1:49 p.m. CT. Knox will be in competition with the John Glenn Falcon Pride band in Class C. John Glenn will play at 1:10 p.m. CT.
Plymouth will be performing tomorrow at Lafayette Jefferson High School at 6:35 p.m. ET. If the bands advance from the Regional competition, students will perform in the semi-state competition and then on to State competition at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Knox Redskin Brigade Advances to Regional Competition
The Knox Brigade Marching Band will be moving on in the Indiana State Marching Band contest. The band brought home a Gold rating on Saturday to advance to the Chesterton Regional on October 15th.
The theme of the performance is "By the Waters Edge."
The John Glenn Falcon band also received a Gold rating and will be advancing to the Regional competition.

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Hilary Mantel: In the autumn of 1995, a nation entertained daily by royal gossip - and familiar, thanks to a TV interview the year before, with the adulterous conduct of the Prince of Wales - settled before its collective TV set to hear the other side of the story.
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Herb Pharm, Ho Shou Wu, 1 fl oz (29.6 ml)
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Amazing Ultra Cameo Superb Gem Proof1899 $20 PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC. This is only the second time Heritage has been privileged to offer a PR67 Ultra Cameo example of this important turn-of-the-century issue. The first instance came in March 2008, with the offering of The Ultra Collection's specimen. In a remarkable coincidence, the present coin made its most recent auction appearance in October of the same year, in the Stack's 73rd Anniversary Sale. The Stack's cataloger called this coin, offered as part of the A. Rockford Cummings Collection, "easily one of the top two or three Proofs of this date, and barring the opportunity of making a side-by-side comparison with similarly graded coins, may indeed be the finest known." The assessment is supported by the NGC Census Report, in which three PR67 Ultra Cameo coins are the finest known, and the PCGS Population Report, which lists no equivalent Deep Cameo representatives; this was true as of the 2008 printings of both catalogs and remains true as of (11/11).
1899 Twenty, Tied for Finest Known
1899 Twenty, Tied for Finest Known
Less supportable is the Stack's cataloger's enthusiastic follow-up: "An example at this numerical grade level has not crossed the auction block in at least 15 years!" (Perhaps the excitement of seeing this coin caused him or her to forget the events of seven months ago.) The slight inaccuracy, however, underscores a fundamental truth about the proof 1899 double eagles: they are rare regardless of condition. In the Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins, Garrett and Guth note that despite a nominal mintage of 84 pieces, "The date is rare, with fewer than 30 coins being accounted for today." Another anecdote from Garrett and Guth underscores that rarity by referencing the National Numismatic Collection: "The Smithsonian contains multiple examples of most all the dates of the Proof double eagles. There is only one 1899 Proof double eagle in the collection, however, and the coin is just PF-63 in quality." That two verifiably different specimens have survived in PR67 Ultra Cameo condition, much less a possible third, is nothing short of remarkable.
"Remarkable" is an excellent word to describe the present specimen as well. On the interior mirrored fields, the color shifts from pale yellow to "black" with the slightest tilt in the light, and the mirrors are utterly impeccable. The contrast is stunning and entirely worthy of the Ultra Cameo designation, and the overall preservation is magnificent. The coin's few faults, which also serve as its major pedigree markers, also give the coin visual interest, and to some, they may not be faults at all. A small milky dot is superimposed against the frost in the middle of Liberty's cheek, for example, and several coppery areas on the rims and just into the denticles form a reddish-brown contrast to the dominant golden hue. A tiny planchet flake under the left side of star 10, roughly equidistant between that star and the hair behind Liberty's coronet, has no influence on the technical grade but is the coin's most reliable pedigree marker after the distinctive pattern of rim copper. The plastic holder has a few light scratches that should not be interpreted as damage to the coin. Just as the two PR67 Ultra Cameo appearances in 2008 were followed by auction silence until now, it is impossible to tell when a proof 1899 double eagle of this quality will come on the market next. Bid accordingly.
Ex: A. Rockford Cummings (Stack's, 10/2008), lot 1080, which realized $172,500.
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Suppose I should start off by introducing myself. My name is Jeff. I am currently in the United States Navy. Being in the Navy has allowed me to travel many places. So far I have been to Kuala Lampur, Malaysia; Muscat and Sellalah, Oman; Egypt (through the Suez Canal); Dubai, UAE; Phuket, Thailand; Jakarta, Indonesia; Yokosuka, Yokohama, and Tokyo, Japan; Saipan; Sydney, Australia; Guam (twice) and Hawaii (twice). I have been in Everett about 3 years now interrupted by two deployments. I am originally from California and have also lived in Las Vegas, Portland and Chicago. I love the Pacific Northwest and ideally would like to stay up here in Washington. I enjoy getting out and exploring Washington and all its beauty, trying new restaurants, a good microbrew and going to Silvertips hockey games. I used to play ice hockey and would love to get back into it one of these days. I like keeping in shape whatever way I can. I do Crossfit and try to run at least a couple times a week. I ran a few 5K's and 8K's when I lived in Portland. I would definitely like to do a spartan race sometime as well as a triathlon. I am looking for a girl who also enjoys being outdoors and staying in shape. Although I love these things, I have had nobody to do them with so even if all we ended up being was fitness/hiking/adventure buddies, I would be okay with that. My ultimate goal is to be a police officer. I have a degree in Exercise Science and a Master's in Business and yet, law enforcement is what gets me excited. It is the family business and it is a great way to do some good in this world. I am extremely goal oriented and focused on what I want to do with my life. Some other things I enjoy: Reading (I enjoy books about business, fitness, real estate, law enforcement, special forces, and motivational books), writing, shooting at the range, music and working on cars (I didn't say I'm good at it but I do enjoy doing it haha). I'm looking for a fun loving and smart girl who enjoys being active, working out and exploring and having a great time. A girl with an athletic/slender figure who will ultimately become my best friend. If you want to know more about me please feel free to ask. I enjoy spending time with family but that time has been less and less over the years as I have moved around. I'm looking for a girl that will be a part of my life who I can possibly settle down with.
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MONDAY, July 14, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Testicular cancer rates have risen sharply among young Hispanic Americans in recent years, but not among young whites, a new study finds.
Historically, white men have had the highest rate of testicular cancer of all racial/ethnic groups in the United States. However, if current trends continue, the rate of testicular cancer among Hispanics will surpass that of whites within a few years, the study authors noted.
The researchers analyzed National Cancer Institute data collected from 1992 to 2010 and found that the annual incidence of testicular cancer among Hispanics ages 15 to 39 rose 58 percent during that time -- from about 7 cases to more than 11 cases per 100,000.
Testicular cancer rates among whites in the same age group rose 7 percent -- from 12.4 to just over 13 cases per 100,000 over the same period, according to the study published online July 14 in the journal Cancer.
"Hispanic Americans comprise the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States. Until only recently, cancer incidence data for this population has been too sparse to accurately analyze testicular cancer trends among Hispanic men," study author Dr. Rebecca Johnson, of Seattle Children's Hospital, said in a journal news release.
"The increasing rate of testicular cancer in adolescent and young adult Hispanic males, combined with the rapid expansion of the Hispanic population in the United States, is projected to have a measurable impact on the United States health care system," she added.
The findings show a need for awareness of the growing risk of testicular cancer among Hispanic teens and young adults, and for further research to learn more about the reasons for this trend, the study authors said.
Testicular cancer is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in teen and young adult males, and also one of the most treatable.
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The U.S. National Library of Medicine has more about testicular cancer.
SOURCE: Cancer, news release, July 14, 2014
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An interviewee in James D. Besser's article on peace plans for Israel speaks of achieving "the dream of a democratic Jewish Israel" ("Buzz Over Peace Plan Causing Jitters," April 16).
Those who think it is safe and fair to set up a Palestinian state — do they not intend it to be democratic as well? Because if so, it should of course be willing to tolerate a 15-20 percent minority of Jews (settlers), just as Israel does. Will this be acknowledged so that the ridiculous settlement freeze affecting almost half a million Jews can finally be terminated?
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Monitoring long-term effects on vision in microgravity a priority for NASA's future flight to Mars
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Loss of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells in glaucoma may affect sleep quality
Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina
Decreased function of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells may affect pupillary response and sleep quality in glaucoma patients, according to a study.
The cross-sectional study evaluated both eyes of 32 glaucoma patients and 13 healthy subjects using pupillary light reflex and polysomnography to correlate intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cell function and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness with structural damage parameters in glaucoma.
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Quality and Diagnostic Utility of Mydriatic Smartphone Photography: The Smartphone Ophthalmoscopy Reliability Trial
Quantification of Change in Pigment Epithelial Detachment Volume and Morphology After Transition to Intravitreal Aflibercept in Eyes With Recalcitrant Neovascular AMD: 18-Month Results
Visualization of the Retinal Vasculature Using Wide-Field Montage Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography
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You've Heard The St. Jude Radiothon, Now Take A Look What You Hear [Photos]
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Share tips for making and sharing amazing panoramas from your phone.
Because I found it's very hard to keep your phone stably rotate with the axis in all directions and angles, if without a tripod's help, it's an impossible job.
So, any recommendation?
Plus: this app looks have no auto adjustment or modification function. Thus it requires you to take every photos precisely, at least in my experience.


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He's no stranger to playing the field and Justin Bieber is content to go stag to this year's Christmas gatherings.
On Monday (December 15) the "One Less Lonely Girl" singer took to his Instagram account to let his Beliebers know that he's not dating Hailey Baldwin, contrary to popular opinion.
They've been friends for years and Justin Bieber took a silly photo while jokingly choking Chris Brown over the weekend.
He spent his formative years with his family's prized pooch Sammy and last night (December 11) Justin Bieber's dog passed away. The "All That Matters" singer took to his Instagram account to post photos of himself with the rescued Papillion to let fans know of his loss.
Justin also included the caption, "R.I.P. Sammy. You were the best puppy ever," and added several sad emoticons.
Each year they evaluate the highest-earning entertainers under the age of 30, and for 2014 Justin Bieber is the reigning champion.
Though he got into all kinds of trouble over the course of the past 12 months, the "One Less Lonely Girl" still managed to pull in a whopping $80 million.
It's no secret that he's a bit of a lothario, but Justin Bieber apparently hasn't won the affections of model-of-the-moment Kendall Jenner.
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" cutie told "Nightline" that the reports of romance between her and the "Baby" singer are totally false.
He's developed a bit of a reputation as a troublemaker and Justin Bieber is in hot water with an Argentinian court of law.
According to The Guardian, the "One Less Lonely Girl" singer has been targeted by magistrate Facundo Cubas after he was accused of assaulting a photographer.
He's a complicated guy to say the least, and Justin Bieber looks to be transitioning from one Hollywood starlet to another.
First, the "One Less Lonely Girl" singer unfollowed Selena Gomez on Instagram, taking his total number of follows from 45 to 44.
Combining their heartthrob powers for pop music greatness, Justin Bieber and Cody Simpson just released their first tag-team track called "Home to Mama."
The "As Long as You Love Me" Canadian crooner and the "Pretty Brown Eyes" Aussie star take turns singing on the ditty while Simpson shows off his guitar chops.


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Seriously? We're debating whether 'Mountain Lion' is a failure of a name for the next version of OS X? I might as well call Windows 'Charms' a failure in Windows 8. Not sure how that even represents what the feature is, but then again, it doesn't really matter. Windows 8 and OS X Mountain Lion will still likely be popular. The name is irrelevant. Except in a nonsense debate like this.
I really usually don't respond like this but I can't see why this sort of debate is nothing more useful than to get people chatting about something.
"Do you like the Windows 8 logo?" Thread
I'd need to see it in context to really come to some sort of proper conclusion personally. I do think Microsoft need to make the logo match the simplistic and elegant UI Metro is. I don't know about the angle of the 4 "windows" to the left of the branding name, perhaps. Then again the logo looks a bit fuzzy that Microsoft detailed in their blog.
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That looks pretty cool . Although Microsoft wouldn't likely use a colour theme like that anyway. Looks cool though .
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How is debating the name of an OS any more "irrelevant" than its logo?
"Do you like the Windows 8 logo?" Thread
Just asking, I'm actually sure you'll have a personal answer that makes sense from your point of view, I personally just find this to be amusing, as the gap isn't that wide and here you come complaining when "[you] really usually don't respond like this [...]".
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Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down: What's hot and what's not in the news (Jan. 19)
GOOD RIDDANCE: If Indian River County School Board members weren't sure they made the right decision not to hire Jefferson County's school finance director, his lawsuit is enough to do the trick.
Hal Wilson is suing the board for $524,000 in damages, for wages and benefits he says were lost when the board turned down his nomination by interim Superintendent Pat Pritchett.
Wilson, who remains the chief financial officer in Jefferson County, hasn't lost anything, but perhaps his pride. It must be difficult to be turned down for a job, but it's not the first time this will happen, and it won't be the last. Wilson's litigiousness is unfortunate, for everyone but the lawyers.
Already, the Indian River County School Board is out the $25,000 legal deductible it faces in dealing with Wilson. When it wins its case, the board ought to seek reimbursement from Wilson.
JEWEL IN THE ROUGH: If you're looking to get away from it all, take a southerly turn off State Road 60 at Twenty Mile Bend into the Fort Drum Wildlife Management Area. The dirt road leads to beautiful fowl-filled waterways and far-flung hiking trails.
Unlike many recreational areas, Fort Drum bans ATVs or airboats, so the sounds of silence abound. The trail network features bridges that allow hikers to cross onto two islands. Campsites are available by reservation.
The 20,858-acre wildlife area, maintained by St. Johns River Water Management District and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, is free and open year round. But check for seasonal "special opportunity" dates, when hunters have the run of the place. The next one is March 15, so, spring turkeys, beware the Ides of March.
For recreation information, call SJRWMD at (321) 676-6614. Additional info on Fort Drum and other state facilities can be found at myfwc.com.
MULTICULTURAL MATH: A new study of curriculum at the nation's top colleges of education arrives at a not-so-startling finding: Courses with the words "multiculturalism," "diversity" or "inclusion" in their titles outnumber math classes at two-thirds of the schools.
"This is particularly troubling at a time when U.S. math scores are trailing all our major global competitors," says Jay Greene, who authored the study and heads the Department of Education Reform at the University of Arkansas.
Fortunately, the two Florida schools listed in the report fared far better than average. The University of Florida had a ratio of 0.84 while the University of South Florida posted a 0.88 — meaning that they offer more math courses than multicultural/diversity/inclusion classes.
By contrast, elite education schools at Stanford, Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania sported ratios of more than 2 — meaning there were more than twice as many social courses as math classes.
Greene is quick to note that diversity deserves a place on course lists. But at a distressingly large number of schools, the sense of balance has been lost to political correctness. It's hard to see how K-12 mathematics education will improve if the country's colleges of education won't make a more quantitative commitment to the subject.
GOOD OLD BOYS AND GIRLS: U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., turned down a request this week from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to look at former Rep. Mark Foley's congressional computers.
Foley, who was living in Fort Pierce at the time, resigned in September 2006 after it became public that he had exchanged sexually explicit e-mails with underage boys.
The FDLE wants to examine the computers to determine if Foley broke any Florida laws with his use of the Internet.
But, Pelosi said no, claiming constitutional issues.
Indeed, members of Congress do have certain privileges related to their official activities. But, trying to seduce underage boys should not be one of them.
Here again, regardless of party (Pelosi being a Democrat and Foley being a Republican), lawmakers stand up for one another, even if their colleagues may have broken the law.
It's no wonder the American public has such a low regard for elected officials in Washington.
SEX EDUCATION: A bill to be introduced in the Florida Legislature would require all public schools to teach "comprehensive" sex education — with preference given to abstinence, but also information with information on the use of contraceptives.
Senate sponsor Ted Deutch, D-Delray Beach, said during a news conference this month, "This is a topic that's being discussed in our schools, on the playground, in the cafeteria, it's a topic being discussed in movie theater lobbies. ... The only place it's not being discussed right now is the place where it can really make a difference and that's in our classrooms."
The goal of the bill is not only to improve the health education being given to students in the state, but to make the sex education curriculum more uniform. Other than teaching the importance of abstinence, schools are not required to provide any other information about sex.
St. Lucie County has already taken the step toward a comprehensive sex education program by adopting a "Get Real About AIDS" curriculum in an effort to reduce HIV and AIDS in the community and to reduce unwanted pregnancies among young people.
If the Legislature were to approve a statewide bill requiring comprehensive sex education, it would take local school boards off the hook from having to make politically sensitive decisions on the issue. But, lawmakers would face the wrath of those who oppose such issues being discussed in their local classrooms with their tax money.
Deutch and others should be commended for trying to make sex education more uniform and more extensive statewide.
Communities differ, however, and in some, school boards themselves may oppose the state legislation.
It would seem pretty doubtful a majority of lawmakers would want to stir up such controversial waters, especially in an election year. It's doubtful the legislation has a chance. And, that is "getting real about politics."
HISTORY MAKING: The St. Lucie County Historical Museum has begun a project to expand outdoors with exhibits to feature how the Indian River Lagoon has impacted local history.
The expansion will include six educational kiosks, new sidewalks and vegetation and a "chickee" shelter to be built with assistance of Seminole Indians.
Exhibits will focus on Ais Indians, the Urca de Lima shipwreck, a "river flattie" boat used by fisherman in the early 1900s, and use of Hutchinson Island as a training camp during World War II. In one new section, telescopes will be available to watch ships sailing into the Port of Fort Pierce.
St. Lucie County has a rich and colorful history and the museum has been an important educational asset for newcomers and long residents of the area. The expansion makes learning opportunities even better and should increase appreciation for the generations that have called this area home.
WORTH THE WAIT: Martin County residents who frequent the Cummings Library in Palm City are disappointed the facility will be closed for nine months starting Feb. 4.
No doubt the closure — for expansion and renovations — will prove to be an inconvenience.
Let's focus on the positives, however.
The $3.5 million project will more than double the library and parking available on the site.
There will be an expanded children's facility, including an exploration lab, on the second floor.
A cyber café, complete with wireless Internet access — the first of its kind in the county library system — will be added on the first floor.
These an other additions and improvements will greatly enhance the Cummings Library.
Nine months is a long time to be denied access to the neighborhood library.
However, the changes should make the inconvenience well worth the wait.
ELECTION SEASON: You know it's election season when¥...¥an incumbent candidate nitpicks at an opponent.
It happened this week when Commissioner Lee Weberman accused his Republican challenger, Blake Capps, of having a conflict of interest for running for the commission while also serving as president of the Hobe Sound Chamber of Commerce.
"I absolutely think it's a conflict of interest," Weberman said. "I think he ought to make a choice: you're either a candidate or you're a chamber president."
Capps, who noted there is nothing in the chamber bylaws that prevent chamber officers from running for public office, disputed Weberman's assertion.
Come on, Commissioner Weberman. Quit nitpicking and address substantive issues.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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History Play Date: Portraits of the Past
at Dyckman Farmhouse Museum (in Dyckman House Museum), Manhattan
10:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Learn about the importance of portraits with a reading of Little Girl in a Red Dress. Young artists will then consider how they wish to be remembered and create a self-portrait.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art, History, Kids
Bryant Park Ping Pong
at Ping Pong Court (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Test your ping pong skills at one of two state-of-the-art tables.
Category: Games, Kids, Sports
Bryant Park Games
at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Take a break with an eclectic selection of favorite tabletop games for free. From Scrabble and mancala to dominoes and Jenga. Visit bryantpark.org to find weekly Game Socials and…
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Bryant Park Kubb
at The Green (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Learn the Scandinavian lawn game, also known as Viking Chess. To win, knock over your opponent's blocks with wooden pins. Never played? Our attendant will teach you.
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Bryant Park Putting Green
at The Green (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Practice your technique, perfect your distance and speed, or bring the kids to play on the green, all free of charge. Golf balls and clubs are provided.
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Adult Art: Get the Point! (oil pastels)
at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Study the works of George Seurat, founder of the Pointillism movement, and discover the effectiveness of his Post-Impressionistic painting technique using tiny dots of color. Color…
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Advanced Orienteering
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Our Urban Park Ranger hiking guides will introduce you to the hidden gems of New York City. On our hikes, you can gain orienteering skills, explore our City's rich history,…
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Learn about the thousands of trees, flowers, shrubs, and perennials that decorate the Garden from the Conservancy horticulturalists who take care of this special place within the Park.
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12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons. All skills are welcome and equipment is provided.
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Edavaka Mission Prayer Meeting will be held on every Thursday 7.00 pm - 8.30 pm at Mar Thoma Hall, Abbassiya
Mr.P. C Samuel(81 Years) Puranthadayil House, Mangaram, Pamdalam., Father of our member Mrs. Leena Reji (Wife of Mr. Reji Koruthu, Shalom PG) passed away
Heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family. May God give them strength to bear the loss of their loved ones.
Inter Prayer Group Quiz competition will be held
on 6th March 2015 at Marthoma Hall Abbasiya. All the Prayer Groups are requested to participate in this Bible Quiz.
For more details please contact Convener Mr.
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Our Parish is planning to arrange a picnic on13th March 2015 Friday at the Kibad area. All interested members of our Parish may kindly contact Convener Mr. Aji Chacko Varghese(Tel. 97146480) or Prayer Group Secretaries.


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The Wrigley Field renovation saga has gone on longer than anybody could have anticipated, but an end appears in sight.
Thursday, the Cubs received preliminary approval to push back the right field wall 16 feet, extending out further into Sheffield Ave.
[PHOTOS: Proposed Wrigley Field renovation mock-ups]
The Ricketts family, the Cubs ownership group, has agreed to pay the $500 million to renovate Wrigley Field, but they've still had to seek approval -- from the city of Chicago and from the Lakeview neighborhood and surrounding rooftop owners -- every step of the way.
As part of the renovations, the Cubs were asking to play more night games during the season and to put up signs in the bleachers -- a huge video board in left field and an advertising sign in right.
[MORE: What Wrigley will look like after renovations]
But those have been the most contentious points, as the rooftop owners have pushed back against the video boards, worried the new additions would obstruct their view of the game.
"All we need is for the city to allow us to play some night games, produce the revenue that every other team does in signage in the outfield, basically run our ballclub just like the other 29 clubs," Crane Kenney, Cubs president of business operations, said in a presentation to Cubs season ticket holders Friday.
"That's proven to be a little more difficult than we thought. Typically, when you pick up the check, most people say 'thank you.' We've had a few hurdles that we have to get over."
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Kenney said he and the Cubs expect the rest of the hurdles to be crossed by the end of the year. The first major step in the renovation project is rehabbing the Cubs' home dugout and clubhouse, but that isn't expected to be completed by the start of the 2014 season.
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