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New research liaison strengthens JVIC, faculty collaboration
Dr. Tammy Jahnke, dean of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences, along with Dr. Jim Baker, vice president of research and economic development, and Provost Dr. Frank Einhellig have appointed Dr. Kartik Ghosh, professor of physics, astronomy and materials science, to the position of CASE (Center for Applied Science and Engineering) faculty research liaison.
As CASE faculty research liaison, Ghosh will have an office at JVIC and will work with the director of CASE and the CASE staff, along with JVIC corporate affiliates, to develop collaborations between CNAS faculty and CASE and/or JVIC corporate affiliates. The director of CASE, Matt Curry, supervises current CASE staff and facilities at JVIC. As the director and a scientist, Curry is involved with a variety of CASE projects with JVIC corporate affiliates and other companies. This unique appointment of Ghosh as a CASE faculty research liaison will further the collaborations between JVIC and Missouri State students and faculty.
"We support this opportunity to strengthen the collaboration between CNAS and JVIC," stated Allen Kunkel, associate vice president for economic development and the director of JVIC. "We look forward Dr. Ghosh's involvement as we explore the capabilities and expertise that exists within CNAS to enhance both CASE and JVIC corporate affiliate technologies."
About Missouri State University
Missouri State University is a public, comprehensive metropolitan system with a statewide mission in public affairs, whose purpose is to develop educated persons. The university's identity is distinguished by its public affairs mission, which entails a campus-wide commitment to foster expertise and responsibility in ethical leadership, cultural competence and community engagement.
About JVIC
High tech research has found a home at the Roy Blunt Jordan Valley Innovation Center (JVIC). The focus at JVIC, the anchoring facility for IDEA Commons, is environmentally friendly projects with an applied research emphasis on biomaterials, nanotechnology, carbon-based electronics, biomedical instrument development and energy.
College of Natural and Applied Sciences
The College of Natural and Applied Sciences incorporates more than 20 undergraduate and 13 graduate programs along with one cooperative program offered through a partnership with Missouri S&T. The academic departments that make up the college include: biology; chemistry; computer science; engineering; geography, geology and planning; hospitality and restaurant administration; mathematics; and physics, astronomy and materials science. Students have the opportunity for intense hands-on research and internships through a number of outreach and research centers and work alongside faculty who are producing cutting-edge research in their fields.
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For more information about MSU, visit www.missouristate.edu. You can also like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google+ and see what's happening on YouTube. Receive notification of Missouri State news releases as soon as they are posted by subscribing to our RSS feed.


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The Logan County Public Service District issued two new boil water advisories on Thursday, November 15, and lifted one that had been issued on November 5.
The Lake area and the Micco area were put on boil water advisories due to an interruption of water service.
The LCPSD recommends boiling water for one minute before using or use bottled water. Customers will be notified when it is no longer necessary to boil their water.
The areas from Claypool to Huff Creek do not need to boil their water before using.
For more information, call the LCPSD at 304-946-2641,

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There's a newsletter that I get from time to time from Google called the "Google Friends Newsletter". The content is farily good, but out-dated for anyone who has 200 search engine related RSS feeds or that runs a SEO agency. That represents, what .005% …continue reading
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Am I Too Hard On Norton Products?
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MatrixStream to Showcase High Definition IPTV over Powerline at CES 2006
XM To Offer HD Sat Radio Stations
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Linux Advisory Watch – December 30, 2005
Linus tells Merkey, "Cry me a river"
Getting Rooty
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Microsoft CMS Futures
Paying Citizen Reporters in South Africa
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Alawar Releases New Shooter: Feelers
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Harold's Ribs, Mountain View: Barbecue in a Car Wash Parking Lot
The Bay Area isn't exactly known as a barbecue destination; we're more of a sushi-and-arugula kind of place. But in their less cholesterol-conscious moments, Northern Californians do love their ribs—particularly from Palo Alto native Harold Willis, a lifelong barbecue master stationed outside Lozano Car Wash in Mountain View. Seven days a week, the 63-year-old Willis sets up shop in front of the highly-trafficked car wash on El Camino Real. He smokes the ribs in his truck around the corner before finishing them on the grill—cutting the soapy car wash air with a rich, meaty smell. While any customer can score half-racks ($11), full racks ($20) or drinks—and their dogs can snag a doggie treat from the bowl always kept... More


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Dobwalls make holders work hard
Posted: February 20, 2013|
DOBWALLS made holders Bodmin Town work hard for their passage into this season's semi-finals with a battling display at Lantoom Park on Saturday.
Paul Andrews' division one west side, struggling for numbers with several regulars injured, cup-tied or unavailable, were in the tie for long spells without really testing Bodmin goalkeeper Kevin Miller.
Olly Brokenshire, who celebrated his 21st birthday last weekend, had given Bodmin an early boost with a superb left foot finish to make it 1-0 after 14 minutes.
But Bodmin had to wait until the 75th minute to increase their lead, with right back Lee Doel rounding off an excellent display with a goal.
And winger Luke Doddridge, a second half substitution for Shane Krac, completed the scoring with Bodmin's third goal in the last minute.
Bodmin boss Darren Gilbert said: "It was the sort of tough match we expected. On their own pitch, Dobwalls closed us down well but we did what we had to do.
"Olly scored a cracker, which settled us down early on, Chrissie Luxton hit the post twice and generally we looked comfortable despite being only a goal ahead for a long time."
Bodmin, who have won the competition for the last three seasons and haven't lost a Senior Cup tie since December 2008 when Truro City beat them 3-1, now face another division one west team in the semi-final.
Penryn Athletic will be their opponents at Wadebridge's Bodieve Park on Wednesday March 6. Gilbert said: "As long as we turn up in the right frame of mind we should be looking to be in our fourth successive final.
"But we must give them the respect they deserve otherwise we'll come unstuck."
Bodmin have knocked Penryn out of the Senior Cup for the last three seasons, in the semi-finals of 2009-10 (4-0), and in the quarter-finals of 2010-11 (2-1) and 2011-12 (6-1).


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Discussion in 'Bolivia' started by boliviankidd622, Jan 19, 2010.
links,commentary, results, trashtalk!
leave it all here
strongest bolivar...
another one
first half cholitas are up 1-0, not bad good game back and fourth I like chumacero from el poderso he has hart. Bolivar really not that impresive i don't see to much playing between didi and da rosa. I don't see a play maker. 2 goals from el tigre were called off sides but one was 50/50.. lets see what happens second half...
Bolivar is playing like shit. Didi looked like crap, no midfield, da rosa isnt creating much.... dont know what else to say.
I am hoping its that they are fresh, and in pre season form... but not impressive.. .AT ALL!!!
fair final score 2-1 The stongrest needs a playmaker Pena sucked, so did that defensive mid Texteria, I really liked chuma he was the best player for el tigre. I think the biggest let down in Bolivar was Parada he did nothing right. I liked Abdon he is beast. and the second goal was nice lucky but nice. I like our forwards di cosmos played good for being in lapaz 6 days so did his boy lopez even though he missed that goal in front of the arias... good game rematch on sunday..
I didnt watch after like the 60th minute, I personally had my own game.
With that said though, how did bolivar play? I was sort of disgusted with Didi, did charles come in help much? I was getting ready and missed most of the second half?
That Rios kid is pretty good. He will prove effective for bolivia, and is pretty young at 22. He came from wilster'. Did they make anymore subs? Did anymore of the new guys come in?
Bolivar to me wasnt impressive. With all the hype, Da Rosa looked kinda bad. IMO though its his positioning. He needs to be in the middle. Playing out wide doesnt work for him.
I want to see that portugeese kid, and that uruguayo.
Our backline is SHIT without Schiapa'. I hope Itturralde is the answer, because rivero looked really bad, same with Torrico.
I agree, Abdon can TERRORIZE coming up the flanks. He still looked stumpy, but what can you do. He still can dribble through people rela well, like when he sliced those 2 defenders. NICE.
Yea, that argentino for Strnogest looked good. And Choco.... man i can't wait to see this kid play for the NT. Hes got real talent. He reminds me body wise of Messi, short, but like 'thick'. Hes a smart player too.
who won???? Bolivar 2-1 The Strongest????
Didn't see the game but hopefully the lackluster performance by Bolivar is due to the fact that it's still pre-season. Hey, we won and that's what matters most. Hmmm, I wonder how many classicos we will win this year?
By the way, who do we play next?
this seems to be the format
and article on tigre bolivar
LDU Quito is in this? Nice!
Yes! Should be fun.
I am just shocked though that the two foreign clubs have to play each other, it should have been them lined up with bolivian teams.
Highlight of the bolivar-strongest game.
Nice goal by Charles!!!! Man, thank god he resigned!
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domingo at 4 is the next bolivar strongest..i mean 2nd legg
so when oriente play thurs should we expect to see arce playing?
Good luck to all the little girls of blooming tomorrow
Dale OOOOOOOOO Dale OOOOOOOOOOO
las gallinitas van a tener ke poner huevos si quieren ganar lol
vamos Oriente papa!
any of you guys know where i can watch a live stream of the game besides videobolivia.com?
Looks like "Dré" Martins will make his appearance this Sunday along with Iturralde y Gonzaga. This should be interesting.
Viva Bolivar!
I wonder where martins will play, from that limited clip i saw of him, he is a supporting striker/ creative midfielder. He will probably be tried out on the wing though i'd assume with da rosa maybe in the middle.
lechuguitas olientistas papa BLOOOMING esta orgulloso de ti hijo pero ni el pirata de quinteros te salva de tu realidad mediocre
any of you orientistas know anything about conejo arce
hahaha got me on that one...oh well
ok ok ok congrats a todas las blooministas, you played a good game, clearly our players still need to get use to each other its only been our first official game with all the new guys so its acceptable.Quinteros was so pissed off yesterday lol whats the deal with Arce? i hope he stays cause we really dont have any forwards. Dam i wish we never let Imperiale go f***! Zabala was good to. Well now lets see... Fassi was ok, Suarez was so so, Schiaparelli was good, Jasmany sucked!, Vaca sucked!, everybody else was ok...lets see what happens sunday the team e'll probably get their s*** together by than.
He's playing this Sunday.
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Something in a challenge
On Monday, a grassroots organization based in Raleigh issued an interesting challenge to North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory.
The challenge was for him to live for one week on $350 — nothing more, nothing less.
Action NC issued the challenge in response to a potential measure that will cut the maximum unemployment benefit from its current average of $535 to $350 per week.
Currently, the maximum benefit for unemployment insurance is $650 per week.
The policy director for Action NC, Kevin Rogers, said that the challenge comes because "McCrory doesn't understand what it's like to live on so little money."
"The Governor needs to understand the pain he will be inflicting on unemployed workers fro all over the state," Rogers said in a statement.
It is rather interesting that this challenge has been made and, to us, it does hold some merit.
Currently, roughly 10 percent of the workforce in North Carolina are out of work and, in Rutherford County that number is closer to 13 percent.
Taking a third of those people's income they rely on until they can get a job will do way more harm than good.
Think of that $200 from each person being taken out of the local economy.
Think of people trying to make ends meet on $200 less a week, or $800 less per month in an average four-week month.
Not only does it have the potential to cause more debt for those who already can't afford it, it also can prevent those people from paying bills like electric, water, gas, sewer and other necessities.
That could have a snowball effect as entities not able to collect money for those bills may be forced to pass their losses on to those consumers who are able to pay, forcing an increase for everyone.
A House committee is expected to start discussing the measure when the North Carolina General Assembly begins work on Jan. 30.
A proponent of the bill, state Rep. Julia Howard, told the Associated Press that the proposal would take effect in July. That starting date is important because of federal regulations averting the latest fiscal situation that gave states federally paid emergency benefits for another year if the benefit rules go unchanged.
The proposal from Action NC, while not realistic, is interesting.
Imagine if we all had just $350 per week to live on.
There are some who are working now who may be making even less than that, but we have to consider that those effected are not likely to be spending that money frivolously or with disregard for obligation. It is those same people that are struggling to feed their families and pay their bills.
We would urge lawmakers in Raleigh to take a hard look at this proposal and be open and honest about the thoughts and processes behind the consideration of a proposal that has the potential to more damaging than productive.
By Matthew Clark, for the Editorial Board
The Daily Courier Editorial Board consists of community members Jerry Brewer, Kyle Bingham, Tom Padgett, Dr. Shermaine Surratt and Cliff Strassenburg as well as Editor Matthew Clark


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In NFL Week 12, Andre Johnson punched out Cortland Finnegan and DeSean Jackson was chewed out by his coach.
Oh, those wide receivers. Many who play that position simply have a knack for drawing attention.
Both Jackson and Johnson will try to bounce back from controversy Thursday when the Philadelphia Eagles play host to the Houston Texans. Johnson was fortunate to avoid a suspension after his fight with Finnegan during the Texans-Titans game. With the Texans (5-6) fighting for their first playoff appearance in franchise history, they cannot afford to have Johnson miss any games down the stretch.
"It's over and we need to move forward," Texans coach Gary Kubiak said of Johnson's fight. "We got a big challenge on our hands."
The Texans have lost three consecutive road games and likely will need a huge game from Johnson to win in Philly. This is a tough challenge for the Texans -- a short week and a road game against the solid Eagles (7-4). How the Texans respond will tell a lot about their readiness to make a playoff run.
At least Johnson is having another excellent season with 65 catches, 869 yards and five touchdowns. His frustration was temporary. However, several other premier wide receivers are not having the seasons they expected, including:
He had two catches for 26 yards against the Chicago Bears in Week 12, and he dropped two passes. After the game, coach Andy Reid let his team have it and singled out Jackson in the tongue-lashing, specifically criticizing Jackson's lackadaisical pregame routine. After reporters entered the locker room, Jackson was consoled by several teammates but still sat quietly at his locker with his hands covering his face.
Jackson remains a dangerous deep threat -- his six catches of 40-plus yards have him second most in the league -- opponents must account for. But his games have been largely feast or famine. Jackson has been held to 50 yards or fewer receiving in five of his past seven games, and the Eagles need more production from him during the December stretch run.
Reid says Jackson's attitude, however, is not an issue.
"I love that he loves the ball," Reid said. "He wants it and he wants it now and he wants it in crunch time."
Randy Moss, Titans
He has four catches in three games since joining the team last month, and the Titans are riding a four-game losing streak.
Yes, the Titans have quarterback issues. But Moss clearly does not strike the same fear in opponents he once did. Asked during a Wednesday conference call what kind of impact Moss has had since joining the Titans, Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio said, "You guys can let me know what you think, that'd be best."
Del Rio was being kind. Moss has had little impact since joining the Titans. With Kerry Collins expected to start at quarterback Sunday vs. the Jaguars, the Titans could use a breakout game from Moss. But he is running out of time -- and teams -- to get his career back on track.
Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals
It's hard not to feel sorry for Fitzgerald, a Pro Bowl receiver on team with struggling quarterbacks. Fitzgerald's numbers of 59 catches, 728 yards and five touchdowns are still good, but his impact has been diminished by the quarterback woes.
After Kurt Warner retired, Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt thought he would be OK turning to Matt Leinart, Derek Anderson and rookies Max Hall and John Skelton. Whisenhunt was wrong. Leinart was released before Week 1. To say Anderson and Hall have struggled would be an understatement, and Whisenhunt is reluctant to give Skelton his baptism in this situation.
Anderson has become the brunt of jokes because of his Monday postgame tirade, when he blew up after he was questioned about laughing on the sidelines during the fourth quarter of a one-sided loss to the San Francisco 49ers.
It's Fitzgerald who should be screaming. Having to play with the Cardinals' quarterbacks has made this a long season.
"It just hurts to be in this position right now," Fitzgerald told reporters Monday. "We can't continue to play this kind of football."
Steve Smith, Carolina Panthers
He and Fitzgerald could share stories. The struggles of quarterbacks Matt Moore and Jimmy Clausen have helped make this a frustrating season for Smith and a terrible one for the Panthers. You have to wonder if Smith would rather play elsewhere after a season like this.
Chad Ochocinco, Cincinnati Bengals
He talked of winning a Super Bowl after the Bengals acquired fellow wideout and close friend Terrell Owens. Instead, the Bengals have lost eight consecutive games, and Ochocinco has been held to fewer than 80 yards receiving in 8-of-11 games. Cancel those Super Bowl plans.


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Here's to You, St. Louis. You've Sorta Kinda Figgered Out the Interwebz!
Categories: Tech
|Data appears to indicate St. Louis needs more than high-speed. We need help.
"Mardi Gras"? Nope.
"Cards spring training"? Nada.
"Cocktails to make cold go away"? Strike.
Not even "Budweiser" made the cut.
A wizard from Google flew into town yesterday to show some of us hacks a bunch of the search engine's wicked new functions, including what it calls "insights" into searching trends.
With the swipe of three or four keystrokes, you see, you can find out just how web-savvy our fair region shows itself to be.
We thought about keeping this sensitive information to ourselves, but it seemed the public interest must prevail. After all, Google is scouting for a city in which to test out its new ultra-high-speed broadband access service.
Perhaps if Google sees our true genius, we'll have a shot.
Here's to, uh, "you"!
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SSD isn't being detected anymore I installed win 8.1 (up from win 8) and was working fine last night switched it on this morning and the drive fails to be recognized even if I pout in the install media goto where you can select the parttion to install it to and drive not there. It started working again Cpl hours later then went out came back to turn it on and its not there again. Im sure I had some problem with it ages ago after a new win install it doesn't seem to like working for a while.
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I spoke with Oakley and it turns out the lenses are compatible. This is for the Jawbone and new Racing jacket which looks exactly like the Jawbone except for the strap. Turns out the only difference is the icons are slightly larger on the Racing jacket. The arms are even interchangeable between the two.
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Permanently Securing Net Neutrality — Teleconference
Earlier today, our Honorary Chairman Rick Boucher and constitutional law expert Kathleen M. Sullivan participated in a teleconference to discuss the political and legal infirmities of the FCC's recent net neutrality decision. The teleconference coincided with the release of IIA's informational doc, "Permanently Securing Net Neutrality," along with our timeline of light-touch regulation that has given consumers a vibrant Internet.
During the teleconference, Sullivan and Boucher discussed the political and legal fragilities of the FCC's recent decision to impose public utility-style net neutrality rules on the broadband ecosystem, as well as the broader implications of Title II reclassification. Specifically:
How the FCC's decision to reclassify broadband Internet access service as a "telecommunications service" subject to Title II common carrier regulation is contrary to nearly 50 years of FCC and Supreme Court precedent;
How the FCC failed to legally and factually justify its decision to abruptly reverse course; and
How the FCC now faces the real threat that its monopoly-era approach will be overturned either by a court or through the election of a Republican President that would alter the Commission's leadership in 2017.
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The first day Joe Jackson showed up for baseball practice at The Citadel, TV cameras from Major League Baseball were on hand to mark the occasion.
JACKSON'S PROGRESSCareer numbers for Citadel catcher Joe JacksonYear G Avg. HR RBI2011 54 .302 0 232012 58 .279 1 262013 49 .352 11 50Totals 161 .309 12 99
"We were like, 'We got dang MLB.TV out here,' " recalled pitcher Austin Pritcher. "We all said, 'Who is this guy?' "
This guy, of course, is the great-great-great nephew of "Shoeless Joe" Jackson, one of baseball's legendary figures, a great hitter who played a central role in the 1919 "Black Sox" scandal.
In the three years since that opening practice, Joe Jackson has made a name for himself as the Bulldogs' catcher and one of the top pro prospects in the Southern Conference.
He also has picked up a few nicknames, none quite as classic as "Shoeless Joe."
"We call him Jo Jo, Jonathan Johnson, Joe Johnson, Shoes, Shoe-y," Pritcher said. "Pretty much anything but Joe Jackson."
Jackson, a sturdy 6-1 and 195 pounds, was drafted in the 50th round by the Royals in 2010 coming out of Mauldin High School, and is a good bet to get picked again in the Major League Baseball draft in June. Baseball America ranked him as the SoCon's No. 8 prospect before the season started.
If anything, Jackson has improved his draft stock by hitting .352 so far this season, with 11 home runs and a team-best 50 runs batted in. He's among the many Bulldogs enjoying a bounce-back season at the plate — he hit .279 last year with just one homer and 26 RBIs.
"The biggest commitment Joe made was playing in the Cape Cod League last summer," Citadel coach Fred Jordan said. "He really gained a lot of confidence there because of the caliber of pitchers there, and in the weight room this fall he really improved his strength. That has carried over to his offensive game."
Jackson hit just .213 in 29 games at Cape Cod, but the experience was enough to boost enough his confidence.
"Last year, I wasn't that smart of a hitter," Jackson said. "I would chase a changeup, get myself out. Every fastball count, they'd throw me off-speed stuff and I had a hard time adjusting to it. This year, I kind of a have an idea what they will throw me, and that's really helped me have a better approach at the plate."
Jackson also has polished his defensive skills — opponents have stolen a SoCon-low 36 bases in 58 attempts against The Citadel this season, the throw-out rate of 36.5 percent the best in the SoCon.
"He has a great arm and loves to throw behind guys," Pritcher said. "But as a freshman, maybe he tried to do too much, especially with his arm. Coach Jordan talked to him about just catching it and throwing it, and blocking up stuff when you can. Now, when he throws a guy out, teams don't want to run so much."
Jackson has been known to get in the face of one of his pitchers, an emotional side he's trying to harness.
"He's a little fiery at times," Jordan said. "At the same time, he can put his arm around somebody. That's one aspect of his game he's improved a great deal, and still needs to continue to improve."
All of that means there could soon be another Joe Jackson playing pro baseball, but Jackson is not yet ready to ponder that possibility.
"We are having a good year right now and are trying to win the SoCon," he said. "Whatever happens after the season happens. Right now, I'm planning on coming back to The Citadel. But obviously, I want to play pro ball and I'll have to weigh my options if it does happen."
Losing two out of three games to Davidson on Saturday might have crushed any hopes the Bulldogs (28-21, 15-9) had of an at-large bid to the 64-team NCAA tournament. The Bulldogs' RPI plummeted from No. 46 to No. 78, and they are three games behind first-place Western Carolina (33-17, 18-6) with six games left in the SoCon regular season.
The Citadel hosts rival College of Charleston (26-20, 14-9) this weeknd in the final regular season meeting between the teams as SoCon rivals, and then travels to UNC Greensboro (21-27, 8-16).
"We need to finish strong in the league," Jackson said. "You've got to start playing well now to have confidence going into the SoCon Tournament. If you don't have confidence going in, it's hard to go out and think you are going to win it."
Perhaps it's a good omen for The Citadel that the SoCon Tournament is in Greenville — Shoeless Joe Jackson's hometown.
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New guidance documents have been posted related to High Quality Professional Development and Ongoing Assistance for general education teachers providing gifted services.
A program to help better prepare high school and adult students for careers in robotics and other advanced manufacturing careers is expanding into Northeast Ohio.
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It's too soon to give up on updating South Carolina's 26-year-old sex education law. And there's no good reason to wait another year to pass legislation to do so.
Last week, a House subcommittee voted a discouraging 4-4 deadlock on a bill that would put some teeth in the current state sex ed protocol. It would require that health education teachers be certified to teach in that area. And it would clarify the way districts submit their health curricula for state scrutiny and support. At present, there is no standard, so students in many districts receive incomplete, and sometimes inaccurate, information about their sexual health.
Some advocates of teaching abstinence from sex as part of health curricula, say that educating children about preventing pregnancies only encourages students to have protected sex.
The law would not change a teacher's ability to teach abstinence. But it would retain the requirement that students be taught medically accurate information on how to prevent teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases as part of the larger health curriculum.
While that has been part of the law for 26 years, it has been ignored or ineffectively handled in many districts where abstinence-only-until-marriage curricula are used.
And given that many teenagers do have sex and could benefit from knowing how to prevent pregnancy and disease, that instruction seems vital.
Some interpreted the recent subcommittee vote as a death knell for the bill. A tie vote is considered an "unfavorable report," which usually means it will just fade away.
But the full education committee could decide to take it up for debate anyway. And advocates for the bill believe that there is ample support among legislators to do so.
Indeed, several subcommittee members who voted "no" said they weren't necessarily opposed to the bill, but needed more time to review changes introduced at the 11th hour by Rep. Andy Patrick, R-Beaufort. Mr. Patrick's intent was to "perfect the language" of the bill, not to alter it substantially.
Surely no one in the S.C. House of Representatives wants teenagers in the state to engage in risky sex. Surely all would like to see the number of teen pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases curbed.
The bill, introduced in 2013 by Rep. Jenny Horne, R-Summerville, and Rep. B.R. Skelton, R-Six Mile, would equip the state's students with factual information about reproductive and sexual health so they can make responsible decisions.
Yes, that includes giving them thorough information about condoms. After all, that is one way to prevent pregnancies.
And surely we all want our teens to base serious decisions on factual information - in the context of worthy principles and moral values.
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44th Ave East Extension Update on BCC Docket Tuesday
MANATEE--County Public Works will present an updated report on the 44th Ave. East extension project at Tuesdays regular board of county commissioners meeting in county chambers. The report is scheduled as a time certain event for 9:30 a.m.
The project would extend and east-west connector road between First Street East and 45th Street East in Manatee County. It has seen several revisions over the years and has caused some controversy among citizens of nearby subdivisions.
Other items on Tuesdays agenda include the Community Services Department Annual Report and ordinances regarding the contracting and expanding boundaries in the Harrison Ranch Community Development District.
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Volusia County Schools is looking at some tough cost-containment measures, including the possibility of outsourcing their custodial service to the private sector.
It's wise for school officials to review all their options in the face of tight financial constraints. The taxpayers spoke last November when they rejected a $26 million annual funding increase for Volusia schools in a referendum. That rejection of a property tax hike was a signal to administrators to further cut costs, and so they are trying.
The Volusia County School Board may get a proposal on custodial service and grounds maintenance this week from administrators. The proposal could cut $17.8 million, and if real savings can be achieved feasibly, the board should approve the plan.


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Updated: 04/12/2013 6:57 AM KSTP.com By: Cassie Hart
The principal of Washburn High School, Carol Markham-Cousins, has been asked to step down.
In a statement Markham-Cousins said she was offered three choices Thursday morning by Minneapolis Public Schools.
The choices included resigning, taking a leave of absence or accepting a new position within the district.
She's choosing to be reassigned to a different position.
Meanwhile Washburn High School is investigating its athletic director, Dan Pratt.
Pratt's sister told KSTP that investigation is about whether proper procedures were followed when Pratt helped with the purchase of the new school scoreboard.
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Random Profile - Viki Martino, Beeville
For Random Profiles, we randomly pick one of our 80,000-plus attorneys, call them, and do a Q&A. We've found that every Texas lawyer has an interesting story. Will yours be next?
Family: Son, Travis and daughter, Chelsea.
Areas of practice: criminal, juvenile, misdemeanor, criminal.
Best thing about being a lawyer: The opportunity to help people.
Bet you didn't know: I help my daughter raise goats for show!
Most important career lesson: document everything.
Part of my job I do best: defending motions to revoke.
Biggest challenge facing attorneys today: for criminal defense lawyers, the zero tolerance society holds for criminals, especially juveniles, that doesn't allow for forgiveness even though they've paid their dues.
Pet Peeve: A client who believes, that because my services are free, I am not a good lawyer.
When not practicing law what do you like to do: I coach a club volleyball team, help my daughter raise goats for show, and I enjoy photography.
Favorite saying: "Life is too short to be lived in fear," and also "Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit."
Favorite movie: To Kill a Mockingbird.
If you weren't an attorney, what profession do you think you'd be in? Teaching.
What was the turning point that made you decide to become an attorney? I was teaching at the time and would talk about how I wanted to go to law school. Some of the people I told would tell me that teaching was a good job with a good summer schedule. But one day someone said to me, "well then why don't you?" It sounds cliche but I thought to myself, "why don't I?" It was what I wanted to do and at that moment I decided I would.
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Information about Form 1098-T
Our 1098-T forms will be available to view, print online and mailed by the close of business on Friday, Jan. 30.
Information about the "Form 1098-T"
This year Carroll is reporting numbers on its tax form using registration information, and not cash payments for tax year 2014. The changes were provided by our software vendor and meet the current IRS reporting requirements.
The following questions and answers will guide you through the basics of the 1098-T tax form and offer explanations about the boxes on the form.
- What is a 1098-T form?
- Who is eligible for the tax credit?
- What are the boxes on the form?
- What form or forms do I complete?
- If I do not qualify for the American Opportunity Credit, can I apply for the Lifetime Learning Credit?
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What is a 1098-T form?
The 1098-T tax form informs the taxpayer if he/she is eligible for the American Opportunity Credit in tax year 2014. The American Opportunity Credit provides a maximum tax credit of $2,500 for tax year 2014 based on the taxpayers modified adjusted gross income (MAGI). The MAGI limits are $90,000 for single, head of household, widow(er) taxpayers and $180,000 for taxpayers married filing joint.
Who is eligible for the tax credit?
The student, if not considered a dependent for income tax purposes, is eligible to claim the credit. If the student had tuitions and fees paid by the parents, then the parents can claim the credit providing income for the year is within IRS guidelines. If the student or the parents are married filing separate, then the American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit cannot be taken. However, the tuition and fee deduction can be used. For a more detailed explanation review other recommendations.
What are the boxes on the form?
Box "one" is not being used this year for reporting purposes.
- Box "two" represents total amount billed for tuition and qualified fees during calendar year 2014. If the student received a waiver during the year, then the amount of the waiver would reduce the amount in box "two." This amount does not represent cash payments for the year.
- Box "four" nets adjustments to the student's account. If a number is posted to box "four," then this amount should be subtracted from the amount in box "two." Items included in box "four" are the tuition and fee adjustments during the prior year. For example, if the student registered for a class in November 2013 for the spring 2014 semester. The amount would show as an adjustment on the 1098-T because the registration took place in calendar 2014
- Box "five" reflects financial aid and scholarships made to the student during the tax year. If the student's aid exceeds tuition and fees, then the tax credit may not be taken. Review this number to verify that the amount for financial aid and scholarships is not taxable.
- Box "six" shows adjustments for scholarships and/or grants for a term held in the prior tax year.
- Box "seven" will be marked with a "Y" if the student made a registration in tax year 2014 but the class is scheduled for calendar 2015. The registration is reflected in box "two."
- Box "eight" tells the recipient if he/she qualifies for the American Opportunity Credit. The law states that a student must be enrolled at least half time (minimum - six credit hours in one term) in a degree or certificate program. If the student qualifies, then the box will be marked with an "X."
Example: Jane Doe took six credit hours during a year at Carroll. If she took a three credit course in the spring and a three credit course in the fall, she would not qualify because under the law because she would not be considered a half-time student in any one term. If Jane took six credits in the spring term, she would qualify for the Hope Scholarship Credit because under the law she would be considered a half-time student.
What form or forms do I complete?
To apply for the American Opportunity Credit, one should refer to IRS tax form 8863 and Publication 970 when completing your forms. If you are experiencing difficulty completing the form, you should consult a tax advisor.
If I don't qualify for the American Opportunity Credit, can I apply for the Lifetime Learning Credit?
Yes. The law states a student can claim a credit of twenty percent of total tuition and related fees to a maximum of $2,000 ($10,000 x 20%).
The tax form to be used for Lifetime Learning Credit is the same as the American Opportunity Credit. Refer to IRS tax form 8863 and Publication 970 when filling out your form.
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Tuition and fee deduction is another means to get a deduction as an adjustment to income on your 1040 or 1040A form.
The deductible amount may be as much as $4,000 based on income levels. If your modified adjusted income level is less than $90,000 for single and $180,000 for married filing jointly, then you would be eligible to take the deduction. You may not take the deduction if you are married filing separately or if another person can claim you as a dependent on his or her tax return.
Review your personal records for payments made to the college during calendar year 2014. If you have a question regarding what to report, consult with your tax preparer.
Remember, Form 1098-T reports registrations made during calendar year 2014 and does not represent cash payments for the year. Review your financial records and record payments when reporting on IRS Form 8863.
If additional information is needed, contact the college's tax credit line at 410-386-8496. Make sure to leave a message and a phone number so a representative can respond.
Questions relating to your individual tax return cannot be addressed by the college and should be discussed with your tax adviser.
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I walked around downtown Austin for a day and a half with my pants rolled up three times. It wasn't because I'm aspiring for higher levels of hipness or to blend in. I lost a little weight and now my jeans sag. That said, there was no excuse for the brown one-star Converse. It's South […] [Read More]
SoHo opening Austin location
The proprietors of SoHo Wine and Martini Bar and Waxy O'Connors are partnering to open a bar in downtown Austin. The opening date was scheduled for later this month, but it's looking more like mid-February or early March. It turns out Austin's permitting process is just a laborious as San Antonio's. It's called CU-29 Cocktail […] [Read More]
S.A. developers assisting in Austin office high-rise
This from the Austin American-Statesman, April 18, 2012: Cousins Properties Inc. says it plans to build a 30-story office tower at Third and Colorado streets, a project that could become the first new high-rise office building in downtown Austin since Cousins opened Frost Bank Tower eight years ago. … (Cousins VP Tim) Hendricks said Hixon […] [Read More]
Big Apple Bagels owners targeting mid-August
This being their first restaurant venture, the owners of San Antonio's second Big Apple Bagels have experienced the city's permitting process first-hand the past few months. They've rolled with the punches, and, if all goes smoothly, they're looking to open their franchise in mid-August, if not sooner, next to Walgreens at 300 E. Houston St. […] [Read More]
Lessons from NYC: More street food
Weeks ago, before the poo hit the fan, I flew to the Big Apple for a last-minute vacation. I took in a Broadway show ("Lombardi"), saw a few museums (the Met, MoMA), and ate at a couple of nice restaurants. And just like Chicago last year, I returned full of ideas for downtown San Antonio. […] [Read More]
Guest commentary: Fort Worth's growth similar to S.A.
(Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau) Ben Brewer President, Downtown Alliance San Antonio The weekend before last, a contingent of downtown San Antonio leaders attended the 56th Annual Conference of the International Downtown Association in Fort Worth. Here's a report by Ben Brewer, president of the Downtown Alliance San Antonio. Fort Worth is a great […] [Read More]
Ideas from the Windy City
Chicago's skyline serves as the backdrop during Lollapalooza. A blistering (literally) 15 miles by foot over three days, mas o menos. Temperatures in the nineties. Two hundred and forty thousand fellow music lovers. For the most part some really awesome music. That was my weekend at Lollapalooza in Chicago's Grant Park, and which is why […] [Read More]


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Waiver Wire Star Montell Owens Released By Jaguars
One of the bigger waiver wire stars of 2012, Montell Owens, has been released by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Owens, used primarily as a full back and special teams man, got his shot to start at running back during the week 14 game last season. That's how bad it was in Jacksonville last year. Anyway, those that took a chance on him were rewarded to the tune of 102 total yards and a score. Not bad for waiver wire fodder! The kind of stuff legends are made of! But it was not to last. Although he played well the next two games, a knee injury kept him from finishing the year. And even though he did perform in OTA's last week, his knee might not be right still.
I'm a little shocked at the move, as the Jags still don't have a lot of talent on the team and Owens played decent but he may be a cap casualty. Montell was due roughly $2 million dollars this season. I suspect he'll be signed quickly if his knee is ok.


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Michigan will play in the West on Friday as an 8 seed against Tennessee in Charlotte, NC (wtf NC is West?) - after their win they will likely face Duke
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Love the matchup!
Michigan as an 8 seed, Georgia as a 10... someone that analysts have thought was fantastic is going to miss I think.
I like it!
Duke for Round 2.. ouch..
I think Duke is ripe for the picking.
UNC had success with a quick tempo and capitalizing on transitions. I can see D-Mo getting a quick outlet pass, pushing the pace, going the length of the court and either finishing at the basket, dishing to THJ or kicking it out for a three.
We gotta beat 14-loss Tennessee first, but I think we're in a good spot.
Did not see the 8 seed coming at all. Terrible situation once we get past Tenn though.
why would you go and say something like this?! Do not tempt the god(s)
Don't forget how tough we played Kansas and OSU this season (both #1 seeds). We should have beaten Kansas and nearly made the greatest comeback ever yesterday against OSU. Both those teams are superior to Duke IMO.
Fair point. Instant reaction was not thought through.
After so much talk of a 10/11 seed, I didn't expect an 8 and the prospect of potentially playing a #1 seed so soon. Here's to hoping we take out Tenn. One game at a time.
Gotta stick with the same motto the team's had the last month or so: every game is the most important of the year. Obviously that's especially true in the NCAA tourney, but with Duke looming in the next round people could overlook Tennesee. They played Kentucky tough in the regular season and beat Memphis and Vandy (twice).
I forgot to mention that Tennesee also beat a very strong Pittsburgh team (granted it was early in the year) and a tournament team in Villanova
They were in control for most of that game despite playing a pretty poor game. If we would've won that game, it would have been more appropriate to say it was a game we had no business winning.
That said, I think the difference between Kansas and Duke is that Kansas has more size. I think we match up much better with Duke.
I don't like the second match-up either, but all these tough games we've been having to play are really gonna help the team down the road considering how young we are.
I almost wish we would have drawn a 10-12 seed so wouldn't have to face the 1 seed in the 2nd round.
There will be no greater feeling than beating Tennesse then knocking off Duke in a virtual home game for them. Watch the Fab Five documentary tonight for reasons to hate Duke if you don't already.
Oh I've hated Duke since I was a small child and we do have a history of upsetting Duke in the regular season. I was just hoping to have a more favorable draw so we could watch our team in the sweet 16 for the first time since Lord knows when.
troll alert
spring the upset and we're in amazing shape to make a major run
stop saying "we"
Well, your input is 1000%+ useless considering everything you've said about this team so far has been wrong, including the fact that we had no chance to even make the tournament like 2 weeks ago.
Now I know we're gonna win. I've never seen someone be so wrong so often.
You also said we have NO chance at making the tourney and would be lucky to get into the NIT. Well here we are an 8 seed, and here you are still a fucking asshole. Mods, why the hell is this clown not banned yet? He is the biggest, most obvious troll on here.
Is it because of John Beilein's "three point system"?
It is Woodson vs Manning all over again!
PSU in as well... with a favorable matchup against Temple. wow.
Knocking Duke out of the tourney would be priceless.
Is Pearl still suspended?
And how is Charlotte West? Looks like a homemade home court for Duke.
Thats what being a number 1 seed gets you.
for the first 8 SEC games.
They've been doing this for years now. In the first 2 rounds (now rounds 2 and 3), they play at the site closest to the top seed in that pod until there are two pods in that site...it is then closed. For Duke the closest site is Charlotte. They do it for attendance.
Duke fans will obviously outnumber us, but the NCAA tournament draws a more corporate crowd - it's not like playing them in Cameron. Their students will be up in the nosebleeds.
about that matchup. 8 seed is better than I had hoped for.
An 8 seed? wow! To think people were worried about this team even making the field a week ago.
Yeah a week ago, how about before the season when most of us would have been overjoyed with an NIT bid? Beilein sure has gotten the most out of this young team. Can't forget B.A. and Lavall either though, like Beilein mentioned right before addressing us at Crisler.
I love the idea of playing the Vols......not sure about the Blue Devils......that will be an intriguing one.
That second round matchup scares me though.
Winner gets danny o'brien
wow, and in the west, texas vs oakland is pretty intriguing. texas probably deserved a higher seed, and that's a tough opening game for them
UAB, Clemson, Georgia, PSU all in so far... no mention of sparty yet. Maybe the committee decided to put Izzo out of his misery ala Old Yeller.
is more likely to be in trouble than state.
Illinois is a 9 seed against UNLV.. another surprise
State squeaks in. Good for the Big Ten but it would have been nice to see them in the NIT.
They may have "squeaked in," but man their bracket seems awful easy to me.
I totally agree that Illinois has the tougher path than State. Like us, if they win the first round game they play Kansas and I think they have no shot at winning that game. State on the other hand plays an up and down UCLA team with a potential second round matchup against Florida. I think Florida is a stretch at a #2 seed, especially after being destroyed by Kentucky. If Kalin catches fire MSU can make a run.
Do not fear Duke ever! Get past Tennessee first though. Nothing will come easy.
Duke is so easy to hate...
Man, i would definitely like to switch with PSU right now.. Temple then SDSU? sounds a lot better than Tennessee and Duke..
I think we matchup better with Duke. Yeah, there's that whole "It's Duke" factor, but SDSU is damn athletic.
The whole Steve Fisher thing would've made great conversation though.
Anyone have a link to a full bracket?


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2 cups
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3 1/2 cups
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1 teaspoon
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I made this for dinner last night and it was delicious!!! Although messy to make or maybe it's just that i am a messy cook. lol! Great recipe and i will definitely be making it again.
Just finished making this recipe. I followed recipe to the T. Chicken was moist but needs a bit more flavor. Next time, I will add 3 teaspoons of salt instead of 2 and less flour. For 10 pieces of chicken, this was way too much flour. I will try 2 cups flour.
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I used this as a baseline. My alteration had no sage or paprika (I have non). I used an egg with the buttermilk and did not get to soak overnight. I did find the sugar a nice touch. I used garlic powder, baking powder, sea salt (a lot in the buttermilk and the dry ingredients). I added curry powder and chicken soup base for flavor, great idea! I also used Louisiana seasoning, Cavenger's seasoning, oat flour, and fresh ground pepper. It was very juicy and moist. you can taste the sweetness of the brown sugar, makes you nibble at the crusty skin!
Wow... I made this recipe tonight and all the plates were cleaned! I followed the steps exactally and decided to make some gray with the left over flour breading spice mix and it was so tasty! My ten year old even loved it and my 5 year old could not stop eatig all the crunchies... Fantastic! Thank you for posting this one!
This definately has lots of flavor. My family loved it. I wish I knew what the secret to keeping the crusty skin from falling off. Some of the pieces lost their coating. Love it and will make it again.
My family enjoyed this! I have always been nervous about making fried chicken, mostly because of the mess with splattered grease. I did not have that problem because the chicken was not fried for very long. Next time I will cut the amount of garlic powder in half.
Really liked the flavor from the buttermilk soak and the seasonings in the breading. No offense to Mamaw, but there was no way I was going to waste 2Q of Buttermilk. I used about 2-2.5 cups, not reducing the hot pepper sauce or garlic, and it was fine. Also cut the flour to 2C (not changing the seasoning amounts) and still had flour left over (which we used in biscuits and gravy). These pieces wanted to brown very quickly and only took about 3-3.5 minutes per side, then all went in the oven for 45 minutes (my chicken pieces were on the small side). Had no problems with breading falling off or chicken not cooked through. Tasted good cold too and reheated nicely in the oven.
very good! in the buttermilk i put a couple chipotle peppers in adobo. i used 2C of flour (and still had a lot left) but the whole amounts of the seasonings to make it more flavorful. i also added a TB of thyme and onion powder. i dredged them then put back in buttermilk and redredged to get a thick crust. i used boneless breasts and i think next time I will halve them along the thickness to make them thinner and just cook completely in the oil and place in a warm oven only until serving.
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Ronnia Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 3:33 am
Sexy! (using my deep female voice)lol
Brodie Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 9:11 am
Brodie Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 9:12 am
if that doesnt work http://eyesontaybert.tumblr.com/
vera Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 12:47 pm
@ Brodie Thank you! Taylor is a little thinner, but still very, very beautiful and sexy …
He was there with Sara? O_o
michelle Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 2:05 pm
Yes, that is definately Sara….not dating? really? I don't think so. I like them together. I thought that was the back of her hair in the first picture that was tweeted…..but now I know that's her next to him. Would love to see more pics of them together.
Emily Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 4:59 pm
He's pretty brave going to a place like that with so many teenage girls! I didn't see the ever-present bodyguard either. Didn't look like he was trying too hard to blend in sitting on the front row. How sweet that he supports his sister!!!
Marianne Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 5:21 pm
Glad to see him supporting his sister. Of course Sara is already getting hate. What is up with that?!! Sometimes I think Tay should go into sales because he is always promoting something i.e. Majerles on his hat.
kia Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 5:35 pm
Marianne its ridiculous the hate this girl get for no reason. Good to see him doing normal things.
I've notice Tay is not wearing his usual shoe attire LOL rocking some new Vans..still a UNF!
meg Says:
June 29th, 2012 at 5:50 pm
from what i can gather the hate is because of what sara is saying on her twitter account and fans of taylor are getting annoyed because she says cryptic messages about taylor and when people ask she doesnt reply or just ignore people . i think some fans she comes across as using taylor and they are not happy with that .
accv Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 12:25 am
sssaarraaaaaa. i hate her. :p not. prefer her over the others right now. least they've had history. unlike the others who… yah. whatever. but i do still sorta hate her because i feel like, i will never get the chance to meet him and i'm in love with him…. and.. that… what IF. ugh. i hate those what-ifs. i'm happily with someone. but you know that feeling, right? it sucks. oh well. glad to see he's happy. taaaayyyllaaa! hot damn, he makes it a little difficult to be completely, 100% happy with my SO. hate him for it. lol!
Skylar Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 12:39 am
I agree it is ridiculous the hate that she gets! I mean like she doesn't really do anything to deserve it. Those tweets are nothing just a normal girl tweeting, people jump on her for nothing but jealously and envy. Look at all those girls tweeting and posting pics of them and their boyfriends every single day but that's okay, but when Sara tweets something cryptic or something that can relate to Taylor is all bad. Its not like she's shoving Taylor in their faces; if they don't like her then stay off her Twitter and leave her alone!
As for the volleyball games, I feel so sorry for Makena! It must hurt her that it was supposed to be her moment but everyone was all on her brother. I know he must feel worst only because he wanted to see his only sister play and support her, but instead he caused a huge chaos of about 7000 teenage girls all over him.
But the same time he shouldn't be surprised I mean he's Taylor Freaking Lautner, you can't just go into a stadium with thousands of teenage girls and expect to not get mobbed.
kia Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 2:07 am
I feel like I wanna give her the biggest hug after seeing that pic . I can't imagine how Taylor is feeling right now I know its hurting him to see her like this,all he wanted was to support her and he can't even sit through a game without getting mob.
Lilly Says:
June 30th, 2012 at 3:16 am
He tries to live a normal life but it's not that easy, right? I'm glad that he was there to support her though.
*Vickey* Says:
July 1st, 2012 at 2:46 am
Yeah! Hate that he had to leave. Hope everything is OK with them both and that she had a great game in the end. And I am sooo happy he was able to get a bit of down time so he could go support her! Very sweet of him because as you guys said he was getting mobbed.
And yes so many "what ifs" @accv lol.
Just glad he's happy with someone. Obviously there's something about her that makes him go back. She better cont. to be good to our Tay. :)
And yeah she's getting ALOT of hate. :/
*Vickey* Says:
July 1st, 2012 at 2:47 am
And thanks @Brodie! I follow that blog on Tumblr too! ^.^


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