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CHAGRIN FALLS -- Kids, women, men, everywhere you looked at Gurney Elementary Friday morning all you could see was mustaches!
While it may have been Friday for you, for these students, parents and teachers it was "Mr. Q. Day!"
After 41 years of teaching Physical Education, Mr. Q. is retiring.
"I can still remember the day they hired me. It's been a blur, but it's been a great run," said Mr. Q.
Generations have been taught by Mr. Q. and in return he says teaching has kept him young.
Mr. Q. has created a lot of memories for the students, but all share one memory of his favorite catch phrase: Shake it off!
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It doesn't surprise me that there may be some players like Jay Williams who are skeptical about Saban, but somehow, I doubt it is because they think being out of the NFL for ten years is the main reason.
Jay Williams may have summed up his pathetic career with the statement "He can't treat us like kids. There aren't any discipline problems on this team." Then, he had the gaul to suggest that Mike Martz is a coach that he could live with. Well, of course he could live with Martz. Martz will be lax with the team whereas Saban will demand that they take accountability.
There may be a few casualties to begin the Nick Saban era, as some of these players have probably gotten too used to the country club atmostphere of Dave Wannstedt. I believe they may start with Jay Williams.


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The fourth annual race is held in partnership with the Baltimore Orioles.
BALTIMORE – With less than six weeks until race day, OneMain Financial has signed on as the presenting sponsor for the KidsPeace Trick-or-Trot 5K/1-Mile Walk at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The fourth annual race, held in partnership with the Baltimore Orioles and OriolesREACH, starts at 8 a.m. Nov. 2, and all proceeds benefit KidsPeace Foster Care and Community Programs of Maryland and Washington D.C. This is the first year it will begin and end at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
"We are honored to support local philanthropic organizations such as KidsPeace and OriolesREACH and the vital role they play for the people in our communities," said Mary McDowell, President and CEO, OneMain Financial and CitiFinancial North America.
OneMain Financial has been serving local communities since 1912. Based in Baltimore, the company has more than 1,100 locations across the country, including 21 branches in Maryland.
"OneMain Financial has stepped up to the plate and hit a home run for the foster youth of KidsPeace," said Angela Showalter, wife of Orioles Manager Buck Showalter and a KidsPeace Board member. "Buck and I are honored to have had the opportunity to interact with some of the children and young adults that KidsPeace serves, and we invite the community to join us on race day to lend their support."
Gold sponsors for this year's race include CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Casey Construction, Bridgeway Community Church, UnderArmour, MASN and WBAL radio. To become a sponsor, please call 410-964-9329.
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Halloween can be a scary time for cats. Not all ghosts and goblins are feline friendly–and some are eager to play harmful tricks. So, if at all possible, keep your kitties indoors on the spookiest night of the year. If that's impossible, be sure to stay watchful. Could even try sitting on the porch guarding […] [Read More]
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I was just coming out of the gate when a man who works at a classy restaurant in our neighborhood drove up. He hopped out of his vehicle–and without so much as a hello or a how are you, he looked me in the eye and announced with emphasis: "I AM NOT A CAT PERSON!" […] [Read More]


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Here's a time out by one of my players. I told him to bank the 1-ball in the corner (towards pocket C). He thought I said "slam the 1-ball in the corner" (towards A). Well he fired it in, when up and down the table, landed at point B and ran out. He then thanked me for the "great timeout." And so it goes.
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Gaining the Extra Edge: Pat's Essential Fitness Marketing Strategies One of the books that I'm reading right now is The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took a Major League Baseball Team from Worst to First. It's about how a new ownership group and management team turned around the Tampa Bay Rays. If you're not…… More


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Narragansett, R.I. -- December 9, 2003 -- At the Eighteenth Annual 2003 Northeast Arc (NEARC) User Group Conference last month in Newport, URI professor Peter August was recognized for his long-time commitment to NEARC and for his role in the Geographic Information System (GIS) community in the northeast. A professor of natural resources science and the director of the Coastal Institute, August is only the third individual to be honored by the group with a Special Achievement Award.
August was one of the founding members of the NEARC organization in 1986 and served as its president and a member of the Executive Board for several years. He was instrumental in establishing the Rhode Island Geographic Information System.
The Northeast Arc Users Group (NEARC) is one of several independent regional organizations that represents users of GIS software developed by Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) of Redlands, CA. Formed in 1986, NEARC includes members from New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Deleware. While NEARC works closely with ESRI in a variety of ways, it is neither affiliated with nor funded by the company.
"As a URI professor, he has taught hundreds of students from diverse backgrounds about the powers of GIS technology," said colleague Charles Labash, a URI natural resources science researcher. "The legacy of his teaching has now reached the far corners of the globe, and people all over the world who have been touched by his teachings are doing great things in GIS."
GIS is a system of hardware and software used for storage, retrieval, mapping, and analysis of geographic data. GIS can be used for scientific investigations, resource management, and development planning.
August is a Professor of Natural Resources Science and the Director of the Coastal Institute at the University of Rhode Island. He received a B.S. in biology from the University of San Diego, an M.S. in biology from Texas Tech University and a Ph.D. in biology from Boston University.
August came to URI in 1981 as an Assistant Professor of Zoology. In 1985, he moved to the Department of Natural Resources Science to begin development of a Geographic Information System (GIS) database in a cooperative project involving the University and the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management. August started the Environmental Data Center (EDC) which serves as the Center of Technical Excellence in Rhode Island for GIS information processing.
A resident of Hope Valley, August's research interests are mammalogy, landscape ecology, conservation biology, and GIS. He has published more than 50 papers in journals, book chapters, and conference proceedings. Current projects include developing protocols to identify critical lands for conservation, biodiversity mapping, and developing Internet-based spatial data distribution systems. He has served on a number of standing committees for the American Society of Mammalogists, was a Councilor at Large for the United States Association of Landscape Ecologists, and serves on the Board of Directors for The Nature Conservancy Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Natural History Survey, and the South Kingstown Land Trust. As Director of the Coastal Institute, he oversees programs to advance knowledge and solve environmental problems in coastal ecosystems locally, regionally, and internationally.
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School board rejects offer
A settlement offer for an additional $9.4 million in capital outlay was unanimously rejected by the Union County Board of Education Tuesday night following a closed session meeting.
As detailed in a letter last week from Board of County Commissioners Attorney Ligon Bundy to Board of Education Attorney Richard Schwartz, the offer included $9.4 million in capital outlay and $450,000 in legal fees arising out of the budget dispute.
The letter said the board of education would have to provide all billing records and would be responsible for any fees beyond $450,000. According to Union County Public Schools Spokesperson Rob Jackson, the school's legal fees have so far exceeded $525,000 for mediation, lawsuits and the trial.
Beyond the $450,000, each would bear its own costs and expense of the litigation, according to the settlement offer.
The offered appropriation is restricted for replacing roofs on Board of Education facilities.
"In lieu of the funds that the court ordered be appropriated in the Order of October 10, 2013, the Union County Board of County Commissioners would appropriate an additional ($9.4 million) in capital outlay for the fiscal year 2013-2014," the letter read. "This sum is in addition to the ($5.4 million) that was appropriated by the County Commissioners at the meeting that occurred on October 21, 2013."
The letter says that while the funds would be appropriated and available immediately, it is anticipated that the board of education would need time to fully evaluate its roofing needs and the funds would be paid by the county as invoices are presented by the board of education. This is consistent with the payment of previous board of educations projects, the letter reads.
"Before funds could be drawn for a roofing project, the board of education would provide current roofing evaluations (less than 30 days old) prepared by a qualified roofing consultant, stating that the roof for that project is not under warrants and that it is in need of replacement," Bundy wrote in the letter.
The offer was unanimously rejected by the board of education Tuesday night following a two-hour closed session meeting.
"Nobody felt it was a good faith offer," Board Chairman Richard Yercheck said. "It came with all kinds of strings ... we just didn't think that was the best offer that they could come up with to deal with everything that's been going on."
Union County Board of Commissioners Chairman Jerry Simpson said they will meet in closed session Monday afternoon to consult with their attorney and discuss the next step.
He said the settlement offer was constructed in closed sessions with input from staff and from legal counsel.
"It's within our right to make an offer to move toward settlement and it's in their right to reject it," Simpson said.
He said they filed an appeal to continue the process and will see what happens next.
According to the U.S. Courts website, in order to appeal in a civil trial, the party must show that the trial court or administrative agency made a legal error that affected the decision in the case.
The court of appeals, a panel of three judges, makes its decision based on the record of the case established by the trial court or agency. It does not receive additional evidence or hear witnesses. The court of appeals also may review the factual findings of the trial court or agency, but typically may only overturn a decision on factual grounds if the findings were "clearly erroneous," according to the website.
Simpson said there were a number of legal errors, which will be a part of the appeals process. He said one of the primary errors deals with the statute that allows the board of education to sue the county commissioners. The statute, he said, deals only with the fiscal year in dispute. Previous budgets were discussed and presented in court. Which, Simpson said, increased the award "above and beyond" the disputed amount for the 2014 budget.
He said he is not an attorney and cannot speak to the errors, but that is one he is aware of.


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- Record Label: Reprise
- Release Date: Sep 21, 2004
- Summary: Structured as a rock opera complete with 9-minute-plus songs and a somewhat complicated storyline, 'American Idiot' is the Berkeley punk band's first album in over four years.
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- Genre(s): Rock, Alternative
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In its musical muscle and sweeping, politically charged narrative, it's something of a masterpiece, and one of the few -- if not the only -- records of 2004 to convey what it feels like to live in the strange, bewildering America of the early 2000s.
An energetic, musically ambitious pop-rock record that employs its expanded vistas in the service of animating punk's well-worn thematic underpinnings.
It is exactly what the band needs to boost itself to the next level of pop-punk prowess.
If the forced lyrical growth is a little stunted, it's more than made up for by the band's newfound sonic ambitions.
Against all odds, Green Day have found a way to hit their thirties without either betraying their original spirit or falling on their faces.
The observations don't always dig as deep as they're meant to, and buzzwords occasionally stand in for insights, but American Idiot finds Green Day both shaking up its formula and applying it in novel and unexpected ways.
There's no economics, no race, hardly any compassion. Joe name-checks America as if his hometown of Berkeley was in the middle of it, then name-checks Jesus as if he's never met anyone who's attended church. And to lend his maunderings rock grandeur, he ties them together with devices that sunk under their own weight back when the Who invented them.
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MattGOct 12, 2004Tremendously solid both melodically and lyrically, it also puts forth a political message the young voters need to listen to.
patcOct 3, 2004its got it all. great album.
JoshuaEMar 12, 2005holy crap this album is amazing. green days best
MikeMar 17, 2006To me, this album did for music what Lord of the Rings did for movies. Almost everything else seems petty by comparison.
Dec 27, 2010Absolutely epic, Green Day gives us an album that deserves to be named one of the best rock albums (if not the best) of the 21'st centuryAbsolutely epic, Green Day gives us an album that deserves to be named one of the best rock albums (if not the best) of the 21'st century first decade. Hilarious rock songs, grandiose epics and power ballads make up a very interesting album in which Billie Joe amstrong shows he is an excellent songwriter, one of the finest to come out of his generation.… Expand
AdrinaAAug 14, 2005Amazing album full of brilliant songs! :D
PhillipRSep 24, 2004I was absolutely shocked and disgusted at how disappointing this album was, as this was recommended to me bya friend with normal good taste I was absolutely shocked and disgusted at how disappointing this album was, as this was recommended to me bya friend with normal good taste in music. … Expand
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GPS, which is designed to meet United Nation's Strategic Approach to Chemicals Management, is an innovative program to improve product stewardship throughout the supply chain. Its ultimate goal is to increase public and stakeholder awareness and confidence that chemicals in commerce are safely managed throughout their lifecycle. This is evident in the management system approach to product stewardship adopted by ACC member companies (RCMS®) and in the processes Solvay Chemicals has adopted to manage the hazards and risks associated with the chemicals we place in commerce (see above).
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So nice to have the beautiful warm weather and cool nights and the amazing show of flowers everywhere in the city. The peonies are out and just gorgeous. We are really enjoying the new bees that have settled in quite nicely in the Health Center garden. The medicinal garden planted by the Youth Program last […]
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By Dr. Molly McMullen-Laird One of the biggest economic issues facing our nation is the funding of government programs for health care, Medicare and Medicaid, and the payments of private health insurance, either by the individual or the employer. It is well known that we pay twice as much as other countries for our […]
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A few weeks ago Rev. Brewer gave a wonderful sermon on the meaning of curing vs. healing and I could not help to think that I would like all of my patients to hear his words. He generously shared his sermon and the gospel reading that preceded it: From Luke 17 And it happened, as he was […]
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Expert on Afghanistan honored by St. Francis
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Thomas Gouttierre urged a group of students from his alma mater, St. Francis de Sales High School, to develop a capacity for critical reasoning and analysis as it relates to understanding international events - particularly the conflict in Afghanistan.
That was one of several points about the country that the Maumee native emphasized during his classroom visits yesterday.
Mr. Gouttierre - a 1958 graduate of St. Francis and 1962 graduate of Bowling Green State University - is regarded as one of America's foremost authorities on Afghanistan, recognition he has gained during 35 years of helping to educate people in Afghanistan.
He first moved to the country in 1965 as a volunteer for the U.S. Peace Corps.
"When I lived there, it was a wonderful place," he said, commenting on the hospitality of the people, the cultural richness, and the beauty of the landscape.
"Their mountains start where ours stop," he added.
Afghanistan's highest mountain peak towers nearly 23,000 feet above sea level.
Mr. Gouttierre lived and worked in the country for 10 years in the 1960s and '70s serving as a Fulbright fellow and executive director of the Fulbright Foundation, in addition to the Peace Corps. He also coached the Afghan national basketball team, posting a record of 165-6 during his tenure.
His passion for the country grew into academic study and he currently serves as the dean of international studies and programs, and the director of the Center for Afghanistan studies at the University of Nebraska.
He was in the area this week to receive the St. Francis de Sales High School hall of fame's Golden Knight Award at a ceremony last night.
It's an award given biennially to graduates who have been successful in their careers or made significant impact on the community at large.
Mr. Gouttierre also agreed to speak to a few classes during his trip here.
In one class of world history students, he encouraged them to look beyond the news about conflict in the country to get a more complete picture of the situation.
"This country, at one time, was the richest in the transformation of ideas," he said of the tribal society. "They are proud of their culture."
But years of civil war and an invasion by the Soviet Union led to a decline in carrying on that history and tradition. That is something that is commonly passed down to generations verbally, given the low literacy rate in the country.
It's estimated that just more than 28 percent of the Afghan population older than 15 can read and write, according to the World Fact Book distributed by the Central Intelligence Agency. And nearly 30 years of conflict in the country have kept many Afghans from getting an education.
"I thought it was an honor having him speak to us. It gives us an understanding from his perspective," said Keith Hoody, 17, a junior at the school. "I paid more attention while he was speaking than I do in a regular class."
Mr. Gouttierre introduced the students to some words, as well as a song and a poem in Persian, an Indo-European language spoken in that part of the world. He even pointed out a few English words that derive from the language, such as cummerbund, pajama, and khaki.
"I was surprised he was teaching us another language," Young Hoody said.
In an interview after speaking to a class, Mr. Gouttierre said that while there is much focus on the average Joes of this country - such as the now well-known Samuel "Joe the Plumber" Wurzelbacher of Springfield Township - the one "Joe" that is most important to the long-term security of the nation is the average "Joe" or "Yusef" Afghan. Yusef is the naming equivalent to Joseph in the Qur'an, the holy scriptures of Islam.
He explained that many Afghans look favorably on are U.S. presence to help rebuild their country. But because of the widespread poverty and weak economy, the average Afghan - who is struggling financially - is most susceptible to extremist influence, which puts more focus on the afterlife than life on Earth.
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Think wildlife, inspiring scenery, adventure pursuits and warm welcoming people and you have Otago. This far flung, southern New Zealand region is a draw card for people from all around the world with many intent on visiting the world's only mainland Royal Albatross colony or catching a glimpse of the endangered yellow eyed penguin.
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Stonewall Cymru has called on public bodies and businesses in Merthyr to ensure their services are 'gay friendly.' Addressing a Speak Easy event for lesbian, gay and bisexual people at Treganna Hotel on Monday evening, Jenny Porter highlighted concerns that gay people in Merthyr often find themselves disengaged from their local community.
"Five years ago an event for lesbian and gay people in Merthyr would have been unthinkable," said Jenny Porter, Stonewall Cymru's Community Liaison Officer. "But today's event, supported by Communities First and South Wales Police, demonstrates that, to really reflect the diverse communities of Merthyr, service providers need to be more gay friendly, and that is something which is beginning to happen in Merthyr."
The Speak Easy event was the culmination of a 3 month project, supported by the Communities First Diversity and Equalities Fund. Local lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people were invited to a series of public meetings between February and April to voice their opinions about being gay in Merthyr.
Community safety emerged as a key concern prompting discussions about the need for a LGB group to be established, which would liaise with police and help tackle homophobic hate crime in the area.
Jenny Porter added, "Sadly, too many gay people still expect to face discrimination and that prevents them from making a positive contribution to their local communities. Through the Merthyr LGB Project we have identified a need for a lesbian, gay and bisexual support group to be set up to create opportunities for socialising and peer support. A local support group would also help the police and other services to engage with local LGB people, to hear their experiences and ensure their services as gay friendly."
Huw Lewis, Assembly Member for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, welcomed Stonewall Cymru's Merthyr Project, "We are right to celebrate the 'speak-easy' event this week. The ground we have made in fighting bigotry in the UK over the last decade is truly incredible, and Wales is no exception."
Mr Lewis added "Legislation is only half the battle in tackling homophobia, however. Whilst LGB people in cities find strength and support in vibrant gay communities, it can be more difficult for people in smaller towns and villages who can feel isolated.
"That is why I welcome the recent initiatives from Stonewall Cymru, who have organised a series of events in Merthyr Tydfil for lesbian, gay and bisexual people so they can find out more about local services and social activities. Stonewall also brought together key organisations like the council, the police and local health providers so they could listen to the concerns of the gay community with regards to service provision."
It is hoped that local LGB people will form a support group and that Stonewall Cymru will assist in the formation of this group.


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By Fred W. Baker IIIAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19, 2008 On a small parade field at the steps of the Pentagon and across the river from the skyline of the nation's capital, top military and political leaders today pledged to continue looking for missing servicemembers no matter the cost.
"Over the past 230-plus years, a promise has been made to the men and women who wear the cloth of our nation," said Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon England. "However long it takes. Whatever it takes. Whatever the cost. No American will be left behind.
"Every effort and attempt will be made to rescue and recover the captured and fallen and bring them home," England said.
England joined a small group of senior DoD officials and congressional leaders, servicemembers and civilians, veterans and families who gathered at the river entrance on the east side of the Pentagon for the National POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony.
Under partly cloudy skies, the short ceremony was packed with troops decked out in military dress uniforms, their chests full of glittering medals. Veterans donned their association caps. A handful of ex-POWs dotted the crowd with red jackets and hats poked with medals and unit insignia. Veteran bikers sported patriotic leathers. A cool breeze unfurled the brightly colored flags and streamers covering the grassy parade field as a military band belted out traditional tunes.
Marine Gen. James E. Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the crowd his first military memories as a child were associated with those servicemembers still not home from the Korean War.
More than 8,000 still are missing.
Cartwright said that in high school and college, he wore bracelets bearing the names of those not yet home from Vietnam. Some 1,800 servicemembers still are missing from the Vietnam War.
So for the families of those and the other 79,000 U.S. servicemembers still listed as missing, and to those serving in the two wars now, the nation's second-highest-ranking military officer offered a promise.
"We have a solemn pledge that everyone comes home," Cartwright said. "For families who sacrifice so much, and give their treasures, the youth of this nation, we have a debt to ensure that, no matter what, we will do everything within our power to ensure that everyone comes home."
U.S. Rep. Ike Skelton of Missouri said that those who sign up to serve expect some hardships – tough training, time away from families and combat. But those who are captured and held have had to endure beyond those expectations.
"Our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines who have been captured and held prisoner of war have experienced hardships we can barely imagine and frequently even they cannot bear to share with anyone," Skelton said.
Skelton traveled in 1978 on a delegation to Vietnam to bring home the remains of 14 American soldiers killed in the war there.
"It was an experience I will never forget," he said.
The congressman praised DoD efforts to recover and identify those still missing, especially the efforts of the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, based in Hawaii.
One of a handful of offices within the Defense Department charged with recovering missing servicemembers, the JPAC is based in the U.S. Pacific Command and conducts 80 percent of its missions there. The command has 350 military and civilian staff members. Its research and recovery teams deploy on about 70 missions a year.
On any given day, investigative and recovery teams are deployed in some of the most remote regions around the world. Their work takes the teams deep into jungles and to the tops of mountains. They work on sites for up to two months at a time, taking on inhospitable living conditions, rough weather, poisonous snakes and insects and unexploded ordnance. Nine Americans have died in those missions.
"It's impossible not to admire the skill, dedication and professionalism of those who work to bring our servicemembers home to their families," Skelton said.
Skelton pledged continued support for the DoD's efforts to recover and identify missing servicemembers to "ensure our nation never forgets."
The congressman said nothing can repay the servicemembers and their families for their sacrifices.
But, "as a nation, we can and we must thank them for their willingness to pay the price required to ensure the nation's freedoms," he said.
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The new trailer for the upcoming Star Trek Into Darkness has drawn lots of attention, but most people haven't seen the Japanese trailer for the film, which includes additional footage sure to get fans in an uproar.
There's some familiar imagery that might hint at another tragic ending for an Enterprise crew member…
Late in the trailer, you'll hear the voice-over talking about sacrifice for family, and then up comes a scene that caused me a bit of deja vu. Take a look…
Did you notice the scene? Think about Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and the final exchange between Kirk and Spock, when they put their hands together on either side of the glass partition, and you'll know what I'm thinking.
And earlier in this trailer, there's a shot of Kirk stopping and staring at something apparently upsetting off-screen. His clothing and the lighting look like the same setting as in the hands-on-glass scene, further adding to my curiosity about whether we're in for another sacrificial moment in the movie.
However, there's another option — perhaps that's a shot of Spock preparing to don that bulky suit and descend into the volcano (something we know happens in the movie), and since it's a dangerous mission he is saying goodbye just in case he doesn't make it back. That would make sense and fit with what we already know about the movie (which admittedly isn't much).
I also noticed a shot of a ship rising out of an ocean or sea of some sort, and the shape of that ship is somewhat similar to a modernized version of a spaceship from the original series — a ship that appeared in a VERY early episode, if you get my drift!
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Teaching reading to teach talking is probably the single most effective intervention for helping children with Down syndrome to overcome their learning difficulties. Reading and writing skills are important for everyday life and for access to the world of literature for all children. They are also powerful tools for teaching speech and language to children with Down syndrome and for mediating their cognitive development. Beginning early, by introducing young children to reading from two years of age, will promote the development of both their spoken language and their literacy skills. This module explains how to teach reading to teach language and how language and literacy teaching can work together to promote the development of children with Down syndrome, beginning in the preschool years. Guidance on teaching methods and examples of activities show parents and teachers how to introduce young children to reading and other literacy activities. This module is linked with Reading and writing development for individuals with Down syndrome - An overview,[DSii-07-01] which should be read first, to provider the reader with evidence for the benefits of early reading and the rationale behind the programme.
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With the spring and summer seasons fast approaching, there is one thing I'm sure is on every woman's mind: a new spring/summer dress. However, this can also cause some anxiety because it has been a while since we've needed to think about dress shopping. But this concern should not stop you from enjoying the sunshine and warmer temperatures in an adorable new dress. To help you out, we've put together some of the cutest and most feminine dress styles that will look good on any body type.
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This dress style is exactly like a wrap dress, but less complicated and much easier to throw on; which is essential for the working woman, especially since standard wrap dresses can be unnecessarily difficult to put on. These dresses typically have a looser fit, while still creating a nice silhouette as the wrap detail hits at the right spot, accentuating your curves. For a unique wrap look, try a Grecian dress with the same draping detail across the bodice.
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Sometimes women shy away from ruffles because they can add unnecessary bulk to your outfit. However, if the ruffle detailing is minimal and simple then it actually adds to a streamline silhouette if the detailing is vertical.
This style helps to draw attention to the smallest part of your body, your waist, and highlight it giving you a nice hourglass shape. However, you do need to be careful and make sure the peplum flair isn't too much. A simple and delicate flair is all you need.
This style is especially flattering on women with a fuller figure with its high waist and then full flowing skirt. This style also creates an hourglass shape and gives you plenty of room to move around – the perfect summer time outfit.
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WILMINGTON, NC (CFCC) — For the second straight game, the Cape Fear Community College men's basketball team posted over 100 points as the Sea Devils cruised to victory in a 101-59 MLK matinee at the Schwartz Center on Monday afternoon. "I thought we finally played for 40 minutes," said CFCC Coach Ryan Mantlo. "We are starting to buy into the things that will make us successful and we are getting better because of that. We have a great road trip this weekend as we continue to make a push for a championship."
Four different Sea Devils recorded double digits in the victory. Osandai Vaughn led the way with 21 points and Anthony Vanhook added 19, while JT Murphy and DeMarcus Sanford combined for 29 points.
Cape Fear (1-1, 9-10) looks to get back to the .500 mark with two games road games coming up later this week. The Sea Devils travel to Wake Tech for 7 p.m. on Friday, and return to floor Saturday for a 3 p.m. matinee at Central Carolina.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (AP) – Malcolm Brogdon and Joe Harris each scored 16 points as Virginia sent North Carolina to another Atlantic Coast Conference loss, 76-61 Monday night.
The Cavaliers (14-5, 5-1) opened a 15-point lead early in the second half. Justin Anderson had 13 points as Virginia extended its best start in league play since the 1982-83 team also opened 5-1.
Kennedy Meeks scored 15 points and James Michael McAdoo had 11 for North Carolina (11-7, 1-4). The Tar Heels avoided the first 0-4 ACC start in team history by beating Boston College in their last game, but trailed almost throughout against the Cavaliers.
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Turner was making his first start in two months with Warren sidelined due to a sprained left ankle suffered late in Saturday's 35-point loss at Duke. Warren was averaging 22 points per game, but Turner and his Wolfpack teammates responded to the challenge against the Terrapins (11-8, 3-3).
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What happens to my backpack on a rainy...
What happens to my backpack on a rainy night?
(Most probably I can keep my boots and other light items inside the bivy ...)
I would recommend buying a rain cover for your backpack and just making sure it is elevated off the ground when you leave it over night.
Thanks Andrew. I have a backpack rain cover. Now I need to make sure to keep the straps, belts etc off the ground. (Need to leave my heavy Bibler Ahawhnee 2 behind for my next trip ...)
Or take a big trash bag to put your backpack in. Contractor bags are big and burly, but a thinner one would probably work too.
A couple more ounces and you can have a nice solo tent.
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If you really want to keep your backpack, boots, etc. inside your tent, then a Bivy is not for you. Look instead a small tent: http://www.backcountry.com/4-season-tents. I prefer a lightweight 2-man tent to keep my gear in. BTW, "2-man tent" can usually be interpreted as "sleeps two very small men who like each other a lot without their gear". Hence, you'll want a 2 man just to fit one person (you) and your gear.
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Canadian experimentalist, Philippe Brunet, trumpet, has been an active performer all across North America and Europe appearing as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician. He was a Fellowship Brass Quintet member at the Aspen Music Festival, Artist in Residence at the Dartington International Music Festival, and will be an Orchestra Fellow at the Atlantic Music Festival this summer. As an advocate for New Music, he has collaborated with composers on over a dozen new works.
Philippe is currently in the Graduate Certificate Program at the Bard College Conservatory. He earned a Master of Fine Arts from California Institute of The Arts and a BMus from the Schulich School of Music at McGill University in Canada. His primary teachers were Edward Carroll, Thomas Stevens, Russell DeVuyst, Steven Burns and Carl Abach. Philippe will be pursuing a Doctorate of Musical Arts at the University of Miami in the Fall as a Mancini Fellow
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Thursday, May 12, 2011
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DORAVILLE -- Job by job, company by company, Gwinnett's economy is recovering, business leaders said Thursday as they celebrated the expansion of two local businesses, bringing a few dozen jobs.
In the morning, the Chamber of Commerce saluted Graham-Field Health Products, which relocated its Lumex Recliner production to Doraville from Taiwan.
Then in the afternoon, a Chinese company announced expansion of its sales operations in Duluth.
"Our access to international markets and our workforce are competitive with any country in the world, and we fully intend to keep them that way," said Chris Cummiskey, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
Ken Spett, the CEO and president of Graham-Field Health Products, said the draw to metro Atlanta was enough to bring the New York company's headquarters to Gwinnett in 1999. But the cooperation of local officials and the Chamber of Commerce, as well as tax breaks from the state, landed the production here, as the company shifted to a "Made in the U.S.A." model.
"In this industry, it's fairly new," Spett said of the decision to pursue production in America of the company's clinical care recliners, which are often used at dialysis centers. "Most companies are going the opposite way."
In Duluth, Wanjuong Lin, chairman of Self Electronics Corporation USA, a specialized supplier of optoelectronics, said the area's proximity to major clients such as Home Depot and Walmart helped with the selection.
"Gwinnett's location in Metro Atlanta provides convenient access to over 80 percent of the U.S. market in just two days via road transport, making it a strategic choice for companies like SELF seeking to relocate and expand," Chairwoman Charlotte Nash said in a press release.
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Talladega, Ala. (May 6, 2013) – After a lengthy rain delay in the Aaron's 499, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. lined up in the fifth position for the final green-white-checkered finish but the inside lane stalled on forward progress forcing him to settle for a 13th-place finish; moving up two positions in the championship standings to 16th-place.
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The ship is named in honor of Pfc. Oscar P. Austin, a native of Nacogdoches, Texas, who demonstrated extraordinary heroism and courage while serving as assistant machine gunner with Company E, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division near Da Nang, Vietnam on Feb. 23, 1969. During an attack by a large North Vietnamese force, Austin left the safety of his concealed position, crossing fire-swept terrain, to assist an unconscious, wounded Marine. Upon reaching him, Austin shielded his fellow Marine from the detonation of a nearby grenade. Austin was mortally wounded when he unhesitatingly threw himself into the line of fire from a North Vietnamese soldier attempting to shoot his stricken comrade. Austin was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his indomitable courage and selfless devotion to duty.
John White, former deputy secretary of Defense, now with the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., will deliver the ceremony's principal address. Dianne Reason, wife of retired Navy Adm. J. Paul Reason, will serve as ship's sponsor. In the time-honored Navy tradition, Mrs. Reason will give the order to "bring our ship to life."
Oscar Austin is the 29th of 58 Arleigh Burke class destroyers currently authorized by Congress. Using the Navy's most modern sea-going weapons systems, DDG 51 destroyers are the most capable surface warships ever built. Truly multi-mission combatants, these ships can conduct a variety of operations from peacetime presence and crisis management to sea control and power project, in support of National Military Strategy.
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Oscar Austin is equipped with the Navy's Aegis combat weapons system, the world's foremost naval weapon system. Space-age communications, radar and weapons technologies are combined in a single platform for unlimited mission flexibility. The systems include the AN/SPY-1D (V) phased array radar; the MK 41 Vertical Launching System, which fires a combination of Standard surface-to-air, and Tomahawk surface-to-surface missiles, and the AN/SQQ-89 (V)10 anti-submarine warfare system.
In addition, the ship has MK 32 Mod 7 torpedo tubes, as well as MK 15 Phalanx Close-In Weapons systems and a multi-mission 5"/54 caliber deck mounted gun which can be used as an anti-ship weapon, close-in point defense or in support of forces ashore the naval fires.
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In this follow-up course you will learn how to tailor your academic writing to the conventions in your own discipline: you will expand your knowledge of academic idiom and style; you will also learn how to improve the coherence and readability of your texts. After successfully completing this course you will be able to produce a well-written academic text in English, relatively free of error, in a style that is appropriate to your field of study.
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