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Hi there! My name is Kelly, I'm a 22 year old juice enthusiast/freelance model living in Long Beach, CA. About a month ago I bought a puppy from a woman on craigslist advertising for "English Staffordshire Puppies" for only $50. He was a little less than 4 months old and weighed 25 lbs and the lady hadn't got him any shots or anything, got that all taken care of. My puppy's name is Sir Basil Robert Peabody, or Basil for short. My first puppy ever! He's the sweetest most calm lil guy ever. such a lover and a player. He greatly enjoys playing with my roommates 2 year old Siberian Husky (she was a runt and a female so she only weighs 25 lbs... basil has now surpassed her weight haha), they can go at it all day long.
Sir Basil is now about 5 months old and i weighed him last week he was at 36 lbs, I'm assuming he's nearing 40 at this point and time. I'm here because i really want to know what breed my puppy is. He's giant so it makes me think he's not just a pit bull or staffy. his paws are huge! I'm also just interested in having a place to come and discuss stories/issues i have with my pup as he's the first dog i've ever owned on my own. I think doing really well though! he's essentially totally potty trained, waits by the door when he needs to go out, he's only peeing in my roommates rooms to mark territories (I'm assuming, its rare anyway) they both have pets of their own. he's already learned a few tricks (sit, paw, lay down) and follows me everywhere and won't run away from me.
i don't know much about being a pit bull owner and i know it comes with some trial and tribulation so I'm basically just a noob hoping to get some knowledge on this special breed!
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basil has light green/blue eyes, they're like the color of a slice of a green olive if that makes any sense haha. he has a blue fawn coat, its really silver actually and sometimes looks purple in the sun. but he has a red nose and pink lips and a pink belly. he's absolutely gorgeous. i can't wait to meet other awesome pups!

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Firsts and Forgiveness in the Life of Mind-Body Medicine Doctoral Student, Deborah Gray03/30/2014
A few weeks ago, in discussion with a friend, Saybrook School of Mind-Body Medicine doctoral student Deborah Gray found herself bemoaning the idea of aging. She explained that she is not afraid or saddened by death but instead is grieving the loss of youth. In the process of explaining her sadness, Deb realized what grieves her most is the loss of firsts. "The first day of school, the first date, the first marriage, the first baby, etc." Deb further explained that, "As always, life has a way of challenging my beliefs."
Last week Deb had a wonderful opportunity to realize that her worries were for naught. She was blessed with the opportunity for a number of new firsts; visiting Inuvik, Canada in the Arctic Circle, being a co-presenter with Dr. Fred Luskin, Director of the Stanford Forgiveness Project, tasting caribou stew, flying Canadian North Airlines (tagline, "Seriously North"). Lastly, she got her first marriage proposal from a homeless man while visiting the local homeless shelter in Inuvik.
Dr. Beverly Rubik, Biophysicist, Energy Medicine Specialist, and Saybrook Faculty Member Presents Research Results on Human Blood at Nutrition Conference in the United Kingdom03/16/2014
The Weston A. Price Foundation held a European Conference from the 8th to 9th of February 2014 at Esher in Surrey, United Kingdom. This event was accredited by The Naturopathic Nutrition Association*, the Federation of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners (FNTP), and the British Association of Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT). This two day conference had a range of speakers from all over the world; from Kings College London to Saybrook University. School of Mind-Body Medicine doctoral student Yasmin Headley attended the conference, and reports here on a presentation by Saybrook University instructor Beverly Rubik.
Saybrook University announces cutting edge master's degree in Integrative and Functional Nutrition03/10/2014
We are what we eat, so it's a big problem that Americans have a dysfunctional relationship with food.
But just telling people to "eat right" or "count calories" doesn't work. We know it, and our doctors have discovered it. Yo-yo diets and food fads are even worse.
We need new approaches to nutrition, ways to integrate healthy habits and effective self-care into people's lives, and do it in ways they'll find personally meaningful.
That's why Saybrook University's School of Mind-Body Medicine is proud to announce a new MS degree in Integrative and Functional Nutrition – a degree focusing on the ways we can combine the best in nutritional science and psychology to help people take control of their health by improving their relationship with food.
The Future of Integrative and Functional Nutrition and the New Saybrook University MS Degree in Nutrition -- Videoconference: April 9, 2014 | 5:30 - 6:30 PM PDT03/07/2014
How can a health professional acquire the knowledge, skills and competencies for the emerging fields of integrative and functional nutrition? We are excited to announce that Saybrook University, already a leader in the field of Mind-Body Medicine and Integrative Health, is offering a unique new Master's Degree program in Integrative and Functional Nutrition to prepare students to successfully practice in this emerging area of healthcare. The degree will enroll its first cohort in August 2014, pending WASC approval.
The curriculum has been designed to immerse students in the best of mainstream nutritional science and evidence-based approaches to integrative healthcare. Courses include health coaching, mindfulness and meditation, whole foods and culinary nutrition, dietary supplements and herbal medicine, laboratory assessment in functional nutrition, and clinical nutritional therapeutics based on integrative and functional medicine models.
MBM Student Lynne Shaner, Turning Toward Community for Strength02/27/2014
In December of 2013 doctoral student Lynne Shaner had surgery on her eye to correct a condition called thyroid eye disease. After surgery she developed a post-surgical eye infection that her physicians later described as "The Triangle of Death." The words paint an alarming picture of her condition and Lynne recollects that "hearing those words felt surreal."
After several CT scans, 3 MRI's, and multiple rounds of intravenous antibiotics Lynne began feeling a deep despair, like there was no end in sight. Rather than relying on her usual self-sufficient move forward attitude, Lynne knew she needed support and reached out to the communities that she has been cultivating, including the Saybrook School of Mind Body Medicine.
Mind-Body Medicine in Our Lives: Char Conlin Uses her Mind-Body Skills at Motor-Vehicle Accident Scene02/25/2014
One of the many strengths of the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine is applying what we learn academically to our professional and personal lives. As a community -- including students, faculty, staff and our loved ones -- we continue to experience the full spectrum of life, from birth to death and all of the joys and sorrows in between, as we pursue our individual dreams. As a group we have the capacity to learn from one another and also to connect, share, and possibly collaborate.
Dr. Stephen Porges, Expert on Heart Rate Variability, Provides Address in Venice, Italy on Evolutionary and Physiological Foundations of Social Engagement02/21/2014
School of MBM Chair Donald Moss attended the Biofeedback Federation of Europe annual meeting February 10-15 in Venice, Italy. Here he reports on a keynote address by Dr. Stephen W. Porges in the BFE scientific meeting.
Stephen Porges is a leader in the scientific study of psychophysiology, especially of "heart rate variability" and the role of the vagal nervous system. His model is based in his innovative understanding of the evolution of the mammalian nervous system. Porges has also contributed to the practical applications of psychophysiology to treatment, including the treatment of children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
Aphrodisiac Nutrition02/15/2014
Delahna Flagg is a professional chef and full-time student pursuing a Master's degree in Mind-Body Medicine. Delahna is passionate about aphrodisiac nutrition and intends to combine
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Dr. David Spiegel Speaks from Paris and Addresses SCEH Berkeley Meeting02/03/2014
David Spiegel, MD, Associate Chair of Psychiatry and Medical Director, Stanford Center for Integrative Medicine, addressed the SCEH conference in October, 2013, from Paris where he was spending a three month sabbatical. Hypnosis has a venerable tradition in France and in Paris, specifically. Once Anton Mesmer gained some recognition, for his work in animal magnetism, he moved from Vienna to Paris.
Spiegel emphasized that hypnosis is the oldest Western model for psychotherapy. Over 100 years before Freud, Mesmer established the principle that an interpersonal interaction with a patient can be therapeutic. Freud himself began his professional work by studying hypnosis with Charcot in Paris. Only after he was frightened by a female patient expressing affection for him, did he abandon hypnosis as his therapeutic approach. Ironically, at the end of his career, after his move to London, Freud placed a photograph of Charcot on the wall above his analytic couch.
Applying Systems Change to Integrative Health Care: How Ohio's Wellness Management and Recovery (WMR) is Building Communities of Wellness and Transforming Health Care Service Delivery01/07/2014
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On February 26, 2014, at 5:30 PM Pacific, the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine will sponsor a Webinar on Applying Systems Change to Integrative Health Care. The presenter will be Deborah A. Wilcox, PhD, who is a member of the School of Mind--Body Medicine faculty. Dr. Wilcox is also the Founder and CEO of Confluency Consultants and Associates, a multicultural educational and organizational development consultancy. She is the lead consultant, and an educator and researcher for the Wellness Management and Recovery Coordinating Center of Excellence (www.wmrohio.org). Dr. Wilcox has practiced for over 20 years working with public and private sectors organizations, and has conducted professional development presentations on local, national and international levels. Currently she serves on the Board of Directors of the National Wellness Institute (www.nationalwellness.org) and the Health Policy Institute of Ohio's Wellness and Prevention Collaborative (www.hpio.net).


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... or Strozzapreti, as they are called in Italian, are a variety of rolled pasta shapes. The name can also translate as "priest chokers."
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I remember this bike (or its twin) being featured in a copy of the 45 Club's magazine. Unfortunately the print quality was very poor, but I'll try and find it nonetheless.
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On the strength of a perfect record in the regular season, the Copenhagen girls soccer team has garnered the No. 1 seed in Class D for the Section 3 playoffs.
The Golden Knights (16-0), who are ranked second the state in Class D, were awarded the top seeding based on having a better winning percentage than second-seeded Poland (14-2), which is ranked No. 1 in the state.
Copenhagen which is only one of two unbeaten girls soccer teams in Section 3 will open its postseason by hosting a quarterfinal game at 3 p.m. Thursday against the winner of a first-round game between Stockbridge Valley and Old Forge.
The Golden Knights, who won the Frontier Leagues D Division regular-season and playoff titles this season, lost to Poland in the sectional semifinals last year.
Among the boys soccer pairings in Class D, Immaculate Heart Central (11-3-1) is seeded second, with Copenhagen (16-0) the No. 3 seed.
IHC, which lost in the sectional final to Poland last year, finished second in the Frontiers A Division this season. Poland (16-0), ranked No. 1 in the state, is again the top seed in Class D.
The Cavaliers will host McGraw (6-8-2) in a quarterfinal game at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The Golden Knights, seventh-ranked in the state, and winner of both the leagues D Division regular-season and playoff championships this season, will host Madison (8-8-0) in a quarterfinal at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
Unbeaten Watertown (14-0-2), which has won the leagues past seven A Division crowns both in the regular season and playoffs, is seeded third in the Class A boys field.
The Cyclones, who are ranked 11th in the state in Class A, will host a quarterfinal game at 6 p.m. Friday against the winner of a first-round game between Cortland and Central Valley Academy. Indian River, which was edged by Watertown in penalty kicks in the division playoff final, is seeded eighth and will host No. 9 Oneida (7-8-1) in a first-round game at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Also seeded third is South Jeffersons girls team, which won the league B Division title this year. The Spartans (13-1-2) receive a bye into the quarterfinal round, where theyll face either No. 6 Lowville (13-3-0) or No. 11 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown (6-8-0), who will square off in a first-round game at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Lowville.
In the Class A girls field, Watertown (8-4-4) is seeded fifth and Carthage (8-6-2) is the No. 8 seed.
The Comets, who won the leagues A Division playoff final over the Cyclones on penalty kicks on Friday, will host No. 9 Fulton (7-6-3) in a first-round game at 6 p.m. on Tuesday.
Watertown, which won the leagues regular-season title, will play at No. 4 Whitesboro (8-4-4) in a quarterfinal on Thursday at a time to be announced.
C Division girls champion Thousand Islands (12-3) is seeded fourth in the Class C-1 field and will host No. 5 Herkimer (11-4-1) in a quarterfinal 3 p.m. Thursday. IHC is the No. 9 seed and plays at No. 8 Cato-Meridian (6-8-2) in a first-round game at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
In the Class C-2 field, Beaver River is seeded fourth and will host No. 5 Sandy Creek in quarterfinal at 3 p.m. Thursday.
D Division runner-up Lyme (10-5-1) is the fifth seed in Class D and will host No. 12 Madison (4-9-3) in a first-round game at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Sackets Harbor (5-10) is seeded 13th.
Among other local teams in the Class D boys field, division runner-up Lyme (12-4) is seeded eighth and will host No. 9 Old Forge (9-5-1) in a first-round game at 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Sackets Harbor (10-6) is seeded 11th and Alexandria (8-7) is the No. 11 seed.
In Class B, General Brown (8-7-1) and Lowville, who shared the leagues B Division title, are seeded ninth and 10th respectively, with South Jefferson (4-12-0) the 12th seed.
Thousand Islands (8-7), which won the C Division crown, is seeded ninth in the Class C field.
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The striking sales figures that Android Unlocked iPhone 4 has produced have left Android fans awed and maybe a bit aghast too. Over 1.7 million Apple phones have been sold in the last few days. On comparing this with the sales of the Sprint EVO that broke all records by crossing 66,000 in just two days, it is clear why people are worried. From a study of the blog posts on this topic one wonders whether Android would be completely wiped out of the market by the swarms of iPhone being used by people all over. However, this does not mean that Android is in despair or grave danger of obsolesce, well, not yet though.
A recent study known as the 'Crowd science study' conducted its survey on Blackberry, iPhone and Android users. Our evidence is party based on this study. The study resulted in the saying that Android and iPhone users had much likeness: the groups were extremely loyal to their own OS, none were interested to change platforms, and both had many similarities in the pattern in which they used their phones. The most likely to change platforms and least loyal users are the Blackberry users. There are more than 25,000,000 people in the world who use the iPhone; this clearly means that it is highly likely for Apple to sell more iPhone, even to the existing patrons of Apple. (24.89 million iPhone sold by Apple in 2009)
As highlighted by Jobs in his note, the features of iOS 4 that attracts users to upgrade are better processor, better display, greater flexibility for user interface (app folders, custom wallpapers etc), multitasking. Better display and better processor are the items that are well matched by the latest Android phones. Multitasking and flexibility are selling points meant for iPhone users and meaningless to those using Android, as these abilities are in-built in the OS.
The best and most common argument regarding the iPhone supremacy is the App store. However, Android like the Google Nexus One market is catching up slowly as its growth is quite steady; it has some spectacular apps that are unique to Android. The edge that App store once had in the matters of quality and quantity is nowadays disappearing.


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What is a Billiken?
The facts behind SLU's iconic mascot.
What is a Billiken? Saint Louis University's mascot doesn't just bring team spirit. He's a symbol of good luck on campus and around the world. Read on for the history behind the Billiken, and then test your smarts with our quiz.
What is a Billiken?
The Billiken is a good-luck figure who represents "things as they ought to be."
Before he was Saint Louis University's mascot, he was a national sensation, a figure who was turned into dolls, marshmallow candies, metal banks, hatpins, pickle forks, belt buckles, auto hood ornaments, salt and pepper shakers, bottles and more. Though they look a little different in each version, Billikens always possess cheery personalities, broad smiles and rotund bellies.
Who invented the Billiken?
Florence Pretz, a Missouri art teacher and illustrator, patented her "design for an image" of the Billiken in 1908.
She later told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "I concluded if there is a chance that we shape our own lives, and my clay was mine to fashion as I would, I might as well make an image, which embodied hope and happiness to sort of live up to."
When did the Billiken become SLU's mascot?
No one is sure exactly when the Billiken first became linked to SLU.
There are several popular stories, all of which tie the Billiken to John Bender, who took over coaching SLU's football team in 1910, and his resemblance to the cheery good luck symbol. According to one, a cartoonist drew a caricature of the coach in the form of a Billiken and posted it in the window of a local drugstore. The football team soon became known as "Bender's Billikens."
Another version of the story says that Billy Gunn, who ran a drug store near Saint Louis University, was responsible for the link. According to a 1946 obituary, "Coach Bender walked into Mr. Gunn's drugstore one afternoon and was greeted by the proprietor with: 'Bender, you're a real Billiken!' William O'Connor, a noted sportswriter who was there, took up the name for Bender, and eventually the University teams became known as the Billikens."
Where else is the Billiken found?
SLU is the only university to claim the Billiken as its mascot. He's a noted good luck charm in other parts of the world, though.
In Alaska, Eskimos render the Billiken in carvings as good luck charms. In Osaka, Japan, a wooden Billiken statue sits in Tsutenkaku Tower, where visitors rub his feet for good luck. And on the south side of Chicago, Ill. the school year can't start without the annual Bud Billiken Parade.
How has the Billiken changed over the years?
First, the physical changes: SLU's athletic mascot as he stands now is a pretty fit fellow, decked out in a blue T-shirt. Older versions of the Billiken are decidedly rotund.
But at Saint Louis University, students have tied the school mascot to the University's Jesuit mission. Now being a Billiken is a way of life. See what they have to say in this video.


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The Lungern-Schönbüel area, with its fantastic views, is the starting point for many mountain walks and bike tours. The most well-known is the walk from the top station of the cable-car on Schönbüel to the Brienzer Rothorn (or vice versa). Every Sunday there is a brunch and a yodelling service on Schönbüel to strengthen body and soul for the climb.
In winter, numerous attractive skiing areas can be reached from Lungern in a short span of time.
The mountain village of Lungern offers recuperation, sports activities and adventure in the midst of the imposing mountain chains and incomparable scenery.
In summer a dense network of hiking trails and interesting themed routes invite the visitor to explore the village and its surroundings on foot or on a mountainbike. One of the most popular hiking and bicyle trails is the loop aound the lake.
The nature path, with 40 information signs along a beautiful 2.5 km long woodland walk, tells you interesting facts about the interplay between animals and plants and about the long-gone Ice Age. Popular with families is the walk, only 30 minutes from the station in Lungern, to the Chäppeli mountain restaurant with its children's playground and pet's corner.
The lake at Lungern, where the water is of drinking quality and up to 23 degrees, is perfect for bathing, and also has a small swimming pool area with a fine sandy beach and a long water slide. The mountain lake, formed by a dam, is popular with pedalo riders, fishermen and, thanks to reliable winds, with yachtsmen (there is a sailing school) and windsurfers. One of the nicest paths for walking or cycling is the gentle circular route around the lake. Bikes can be hired from the station in Lungern.
In winter Lungern is an ideal starting point for snowshoe or winter hiking tours. The idyllic hiking trail from the summit of the Brünig Pass via the Chäppeli down to Lungern is suitable for tobogganing and winter hiking.
All skiers and snowboarders can reach the skiing areas of Mörlialp, Melchsee-Frutt and Hasliberg in no time at all.
- Schönbüel – viewing point 2002 m high, impressive 360º views as far as the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, starting point for the popular walk to the Brienzer Rothorn.
- Butterfly Path – circular walk (2.5 hrs) or valley walk (3 to 4 hrs) through flower-filled pastures with a unique range of butterflies.
- Walk from Schönbüel to the Brienzer Rothorn (about 2.5 hrs) – then by steam train and the Brünigbahn line back to Lake Lungern; a classic walk with lovely views of the Alps and Lake Brienz.
- Indoor shooting centre at Brünig – underground shooting range built into the cliff and covering over 10,000 m2. As well as the classic shooting disciplines, there is also shooting here with bow and arrow, darts or blowpipe.
- Brünigbahn – the narrow-gauge railway line leads from Interlaken via Brienz and the Brünig Pass (1002 m) on to Lucerne and Engelberg, a voyage of adventure that not only railway enthusiasts will love.
- "Sbrinz Route" – long-distance footpath named after the Central Swiss hard cheese, following the old trading route from Alpnachstad via the Brünig, Grimsel and Gries passes into the Val Formazza in Italy, as far as Domodossola. Salt and hard cheeses were important trading goods until the second half of the 19th century.
- Dundelsbach – the unique two-tier waterfall at the southern end of the lake enjoys a nationally protected status.
- Güpfi - a vantage point at 2,043 meters - offers an impressive panoramic view of the magnificent landscape of Obwalden and the snow-clad peaks of the Bernese Oberland.
- Lungern Lake – Fishing paradise in summer and in winter.
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- Brünig-Schwinget – traditional "Hosenlupf" Swiss wrestling competition (since 1904), held in a sawmill, for the coveted Brünig wreath (end of July).
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Gov. Pat McCrory is scheduled to appear in Boone today to speak at the conclusion of the second annual Appalachian Energy Summit, according to event organizers and the Governor's press office. His attendance comes as representatives of the 17 UNC campuses and from a number of other private
colleges in the state come together to deal with conservation and energy efficiency, concepts UNC system president Tom Ross stressed at the conference has to be employed actively for real cost savings, especially in light of budget constraints. McCrory's press office says the governor will do a walking tour of downtown Boone and a meet-and-greet around 2:30 p.m. at Mellow Mushroom. It will be McCrory's first visit to Boone as Governor.
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|Four Pioneers Named To All-Region Team
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The Watauga High men's soccer team had four players named to the Region 11, Class 4A regional team. Alex Parsons, Logan Raichle, Cam Linville and Jake Chasteen were WHS' all-regional selections.
Parsons led the Pioneers with 22 goals and was third on the teanm with six assists; Raichle had a team-leading 16 assists and he was second on the teanm with eight goals; Tucker Chasteen, who was an Honorable Mention choice in the Northwestern 3A/4A Conference, was third on the team with seven goals 7, and second in assists with eight.
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On Thursday, September 26, 2002, the Cobb County (Georgia) school board unanimously adopted a policy that would allow teachers to discuss alternative scientific views of origins. Board chairman Curt Johnston made it clear to those in attendance that the decision was not a matter of bringing religion into the classroom. In a 1987 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court barred states from requiring the teaching of creationism in public schools. Thus, in a carefully worded six-paragraph statement, Johnston said: "We expect teachers to continue to teach the theory of evolution. We do not expect teachers to teach creationism." The new policy, however, does open the door to alternative views regarding the origin and development of life, and also promotes discussion in the classroom—something practically unheard of before now. The exact wording of the policy is as follows:
The Cobb County School District believes that discussion of disputed views of academic subjects is a necessary element of providing a balanced education, including the study of the origin of the species. This subject remains an area of intense interest, research, and discussion among scholars. As a result, the study of this subject shall be handled in accordance with this policy and with objectivity and good judgment on the part of teachers, taking into account the age and maturity level of their students. The purpose of this policy is to foster critical thinking among students, to allow academic freedom consistent with legal requirements, to promote tolerance and acceptance of diversity of opinion, and to ensure a posture of neutrality toward religion.
With these objectives in mind, why is it that evolutionists object to this ruling? Why did the president of the National Academy of Sciences, Bruce Alberts, mail "A Request to Help Counter the Cobb County, Ga., School Board's Actions on the Teaching of Evolution in Public Schools"? Why did biology professors at several universities in Georgia, as well as the National Science Teachers Association, inform the Cobb County school board that it would be a serious mistake to approve such a resolution. Why are these individuals so enraged over a policy that fosters critical thinking and promotes academic freedom? Why? Maybe it's because they realize that their cherished theory of evolution eventually will be discarded by students who are allowed to study all of the scientific evidence. Perhaps they know all too well that an "alternative view" fits the available evidence better than their godless, humanistic, atheistic theory of evolution.


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I should have expected to hear it on Sunday afternoon.
You know, the whining.
It's a yearly occurrence when the NCAA brackets for the field of 64 basketball teams are announced.
Dick Vitalle moaned about people like Air Force and Utah State getting in, and teams like Cincinatti and Missouri State being left out.
Jeff Judkins, formerly a Ute, cried about the fact that he thought the Utes ran the score up on his BYU womens team. Just see if he gets a shot at the head mens basketball coaches slot should another year of non-playoff basketball continue at the U.
BYU mens players cried about the fact they were left out of the NCAA and put in the NIT. Then to make things worse, they whined, they had to travel to Houston where coach Dave Rose played basketball during his days as a ball bouncer.
Whine, whine, whine.
It seems no one is ever treated fairly, so let's just let everyone in the big dance. Let's make great teams like Duke and UCLA play with one of their arms tied behind their backs in their first games against the worst teams in the nation. That ought to even things up.
Let's go to 72, 84 or maybe even 96 teams to play in the tournament.
Do you think that would end the moaning? I doubt it.
The fact is that in athletics, nothing really is fair. Some schools have better athletes, better programs and more money to foster them.
The only people I don't hear whining on television are the kids who played their hearts out and still had losing seasons.
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After competing for several weeks in Little League baseball, East Carbon athletes competed in the annual all-star game last Friday evening.
As part of the event, the all-stars competed in several events including a hitting derby. The all-stars each took a turn at bat and had the chance to hit 15 balls each. The competition was exciting for the young athletes.
This year, four teams competed in the East Carbon league. The Yankees took home first place honors this season followed by the Dodgers.
Although the little league season has drawn to a close, baseball enthusiasts throughout the town will continue to participate in the summer sport.
With the ending of the season, teams will be awarded prizes June 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the Sunnyside park. The event will be held to honor those who competed this year and will recongnize those who had outstanding performances throughout the season.
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Something's Wrong with Esther. That's the tagline for the film Orphan opening wide this Friday. Either it's just me, or there's been something wrong with a lot of kids at the cinema as of lately. It used to be we'd occasionally get an outstanding f*cked up youngster:But now it seems there's a flock of mediocre mini sociopaths running amoke on the silver screen. Have the parents in these films never heard of a child psychologist? Or a good punch to the temple? Both are effective for different reasons, but I can guarantee you that either method will get your demented offspring, or unfortunate adoption, to quit lighting your pets, houses, and better behaved children on fire. That is unless head shrinking and corporal punishment really pisses them off. Then you might just have to put them down for good.
Passion of the Christ / Pay It Forward actor Jim Caviezel was injured over the weekend when a crazy person threw a bicycle into the path of his motorcycle. He suffered a few scrapes but is expected to recover. Mel Gibson is rumored to really miss his bike. BA-DOOP-CHOOM!! (via Reuters)More heavenly morning links…Futurama may recast original cast. Bender now played by a Japanese guy. (Variety)Get to know Astro Boy. (First Showing)Movie Monster Size-Chart. (io9)Leonardo DiCaprio wants to remake The Twilight Zone Movie. (Empire)Danny Devito head exploded. Perfectly good shirt ruined. (Cinema Blend)
Kathie Lee is a Creep – Watch more Funny VideosEverything Is Terrible unearthed this video of Kathie Lee Gifford giving a walkthrough of her homelife under the guise of a workout video. To say that the footage is scary and bizarre is an understatement. Her home and humor seem beyond weird and this really makes me worry about young Cody and Cassidy and what they're up to nowadays. Law enforcement would be wise to keep an eye on the Gifford kids. Leatherface had a more normal upbringing than them.
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Chances are strong that you'll be spending the weekend watching your favorite wizard. And if this guyis busy then you'll probably be watching Harry Potter. Or maybe you're too busy clicking away for your chance to win Watchmen: The Director's Cut. But if you're not, have a gander at these programs we've hand-selected for your viewing pleasure.FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
I love a good unofficial poster. They're almost always a lot cooler than the the authorized versions. And the collector in me likes the whole limited edition-ness of them, too. I know that my signed "Dwight Yoakam live at the Wiltern Theater 2007" poster will one day be worth at least $7 to someone. And I only paid $15 for it. That's called smart investing.Speaking of smart investing and nerdery, Screen Junkies is headed to Comic-Con for the first time ever this year, and it brings me great pleasure to show you the above special edition Kick-Ass poster designed exclusively for Comic-Con 2009 by artist John Romita Jr. He's the artist behind the original Kick-Ass comic book series, on which Matthew Vaughn's film is based. I once met Mr. Romita Jr. and he signed my copy of Ghost Rider, Punisher, Wolverine: Hearts of Darkness AND Cable #1. I still have both issues. I still have a lot of issues from the early '90s. Like painful self-loathing.Here are your kickass weekend links:Amber Marie Mekush On The Beach (Gorillamask)Open Letters To Annoying People (Holytaco)Judd Apatow Interviews Adam Sandler (Filmdrunk)The 69 Sexiest Women Dressed As Wonder Woman (Manofest)Star Wars Themed Battleship! Yes! (Walyou)The 5 Best Whimsiquirkilicious Films Of The Decade (Pajiba)5 Unintentionally Hilarious Work Saftey Videos (Cracked)Michael Jackson In The Year 2000 (Sickpigs)The 10 Most Awesome Old School Nickelodeon Theme Songs (Coedmagazine)Pam Anderson And Mischa Barton Are Zombies (Celebjihad)Accessories For True Men (Mademan)10 Awesome Pixar Mashups (Unreality)15 Beautiful AND Intelligent Women (Asylum)Margo McAuley Is The Hottest NCAA Junior Athlete (Bustedcoverage)Things Hugh Hefner Probably Says Before Having Sex (Uncoached)6 People Who Will Ruin Your Summer Pool Experience (Regretfulmorning)Manliness Of Yesteryear: The Liquid Lunch (Bachelorguy)2009 SEC Coaches All-SEC Preseason Team (Moondogsports)Hammer Vs. Hand Or Face Vs. Fire Extinguisher (Nothingtoxic)Inappropriate Workplace: Big And Baby (Atomfilms)Inglourious Basterds TV Spots (Filmofilia)
Chances are strong that you'll be spending the weekend watching your favorite wizard. And if this guy is busy then you'll probably be watching Harry Potter. Or maybe you're too busy clicking away for your chance to win Watchmen: The Director's Cut. But if you're not, have a gander at these programs we've hand-selected for your viewing pleasure.FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
ComingSoon has premiered a new photo from Wes Anderson's adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic children's tale The Fantastic Mr. Fox. The film centers on a fox who squares off in a battle of wits against three dimwitted farmers. Animation is a bit of a departure for Anderson but his meticulous attention to detail seems well-suited for this work. I'm not totally clear as to why the fox is masturbating in the above photo.Blow off some steam with these morning links…First (non-blurry) look at Scarlett Johansson in Iron Man 2. (/Film)Judd Apatow interviews Adam Sandler. (First Showing)Pitchmen will go on with Billy Mays III. (TV Squad)Machete adds DeNiro. (Bloody Disgusting)Left 4 (Shaun of the) Dead. (Joystiq)
Are you one of the five people who haven't seen Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen yet? Already seen it nineteen times but looking to make it an even twenty? Hate spending money on movie tickets, but your Catholic guilt is prohibiting you from illegal torrents? Well, fret not!For a limited time, Burger King & Break Media are giving away 1,000 free Fandango ticket codes to see Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen in theaters. Click on the ad banner on the right side of this page and you'll head to the entry page. Hurry, before this promotion goes to Autobot heaven, where it will be taught a valuable life lesson by the Primes and then hurled back down to Earth where it will be too busy finishing off Megatron and The Fallen to deal with your ticket needs.
SHERLOCK HOLMES International Trailer – Watch more Movie Trailers The new international trailer for Guy Ritchie's SHERLOCK HOLMES has hit the nets today. It's got a couple new glimpses of the film that the domestic trailer didn't have, including the end "button" in which Jude Law, as Watson, shows he's much more a man of action than words. Watson subscribes to the same tough guy philosophy as Mike Tyson, minus the rape part, which they really seemed to gloss over in THE HANGOVER. Don't know why. Oh, that's right. Because it was a comedy. Christy West Continues To Be Smoking Hot (Gorillamask) How To Pretend You're Listening To Your Girlfriend (Holytaco) Mickey Rourke Drinks With Cockatoo (Filmdrunk) 30 Babies Caught Drinking Beer (Manofest) An R2D2 Toilet Dispenser Sounds Pretty Sweet (Walyou) The 10 Most Bangably Cool Celebs In Hollywood (Pajiba) 5 Spies With Bigger Balls Than James Bond (Cracked) PSAs From The Future (Sickpigs) 5 Ways You're Treated Like A Criminal Everyday (Coedmagazine) Soulja Boy's Twitter Pics (Celebjihad) The Fashion Of Violence (Mademan) Jesse Ventura Defends MMA To Larry King, Does Well (Cagepotato) Iron Man 2 Trio On Entertainment Weekly Cover (Unreality) Personals From Video Game Characters (Asylum) Christian Teachers Shouldn't Use Facebook To Troll For Underage Kids (Bustedcoverage) 10 Real Pictures That Look Like Photoshops (Uncoached) 5 Movies That Ironically Failed To Make Their Point (Regretfulmorning) A Beer Called "Arrogant Bastard" Has To Be Worth Trying (Bachelorguy) Playboy's 10 Sexiest Sets Of Legs Ever (Moondogsports%3
A classic horror hit, a neo-classical horror flick, a horrific look into the making of fast food, and a couple reruns of our favorite episodes of "The Office." One of these things is not like the others, but all are equally worth your time. Unlike communicating with your friends and family. They don't love you like your TV does. Make sure you give back to it by watching these shows together.FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
It's no secret that Funny People has taken the meta "movie-within-a-movie" concept and run with it for miles. They've made clips like "Yo Teach!" (Jason Schwartzman) and the comic stylings of "Raaaaaaandy!" (Aziz Ansari) part of their potent viral marketing attack. And today, Judd Apatow, writer-director of Funny People, wrote a guest post on MTV Movies Blog, in which he describes some of the fake movies within the movie… that didn't make it into the movie (not for lack of funny).
Here we have the trailer for Blood and Bone. The film tells the story of Isiah Bone, a man fresh out of prison who enters the Los Angeles underground street fighting scene in order to bring down a local mob boss because God told him too. That seems all well and good and totally batsh*t but what I want to know is, why do characters in movies like this always have the sloppiest parole officers? The guy's out there kicking people to death left and right. And how did he even get out of prison in the first place? Is kicking Kimbo Slice considered good behavior? (via IGN) Knuckle up and throw down with these morning links… First (blurry) look at Scarlett Johansson in Iron Man 2. (/Film) Harry Potter conjures up box office magic. (Empire) Darren Aronofsky chooses ballet over RoboCop. (The Playlist) Hack/Slash nabs a director. (Cinematical) The Arquettes sign on for Scream 4. (Cinema Blend)
WHIP IT Trailer #1 – Watch more Movie Trailers The new trailer for the Drew Barrymore-directed Whip It movie has hit the 'nets. It stars lil' Ellen Page as a girl who's looking for meaning in her life and finds it when she joins a team of badass rollergirl chicks, including Kristen Wiig, Eve, Juliette Lewis and Barrymore herself. Sort of a Footloose meets Dodgeball meets Xanadu, if that makes any sense at all (and it barely does to us). But if you've ever seen the Austin, Texas-based Rollergirls, who have their own show on A&E, you know this roller derby stuff is pretty serious. It's like a pack of Shawne Merrimans on wheels and on their periods. Okay I think I just threw up. Here Are Today's Top Links: Carin Ashley's Swimsuit Is Not Useful At All (Gorillamask) A Flowchart For What Career Path You Should Choose (Holytaco) A Wings Movie, But Not Like You Would Think Or Hope (Filmdrunk) Don't Talk To Robots (Manofest) Scare Your Friends With A Resident Evil Promo Shirt (Walyou) 5 "I Hope You Feel Bad About Yourself" Hollywood Crushes (Pajiba) 5 Ways People Are Taking Harry Potter Way Too Seriously (Cracked) Sexism And Math, Together At Last (Sickpigs) The 13 Most Disastrous Runway Model Fails (Coedmagazine) Jon Gosselin's New Girlfriend's Facebook Pictures (Celebjihad) 7 Second Dates To Get You Laid (Mademan) Carano Vs. Cyborg Fight Press Conference Highlights (Cagepotato) 15 Examples Of Replacing Actors In Movies With… Themselves (Unreality) The Top 10 Candies To Get You Drunk (Asylum) This Guy Freaks Out A Little Too Much Over Obama's All Star Appearance (Bustedcoverage) A Collection Of Harmless Computer Pranks To Piss Off Your Friends (Uncoached) Demolition City Seems Like One Of The Better Time Wasters (Regretfulmorning) The Man Wall Is Entertainment Center Perfection (Bachelorguy) Mountain West And Wac Sign BCS Contracts (Moondogsports) I Wonder How Many Brain Cells This Guy Has Left After Smashing So Many Windshields (Nothingtoxic) Star Wars Fanfilms Out The Wazoo (Atomfilms) Brand New The Last Airbender Pictures (Filmofilia)
Michael & Michael & Screenjunkies – Watch more Funny VideosMost of what's on tonight is either a repeat or a real poop romp but we managed to find some suitable options for your viewing pleasure. Tonight's listings offer up an adolescent Kirsten Dunst, boobies, and amateur video. NOTE: This intro was designed to draw in search engine traffic from perverts. Harry Potter.FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
The teaser trailer for next summer's Despicable Me has arrived online and has accomplished what Michael Bay could not… it destroys the Pyramid of Giza. Well, an inflatible facsimile but still. Not much is revealed about the actual plot but it looks like it could be a fun ride. The film stars Steve Carrell, Danny McBride, Kristin Wiig and four of the other fifteen people that are in every comedy. I guess Jason Bateman and Bill Hader weren't invited to this party. Check the teaser out down below. DESPICABLE ME Trailer #1 – Watch more Funny VideosHave a look at these morning links…Harry vs. Voldemort: The Rap Battle. (/Film)Contestant on The Bachelorette is "camera shy." (NY Mag) THE STATE ON DVD!!!! (TV Squad)Emily Blunt joins Matt Damon in the Investment Bureau. (THR)Producer sues LOST for intellectual property theft. If he wins, Gilligan's Island is owed a mint. (TMZ)
This week, Disney's latest action film G-Force opens. It's the story of an elite team of Guinea Pigs – voiced by the likes of Nic Cage, Penelope Cruz, Sam Rockwell & Tracy Morgan – dispatched to stop a billionaire (Bill Nighy) from taking over the world with diabolical household appliances. And it's no government secret that cute Guinea Pigs plus tiny weaponry is a formula for Disney to sell the crap out of toys to boys and girls alike. Toys like these "Darwin" and "Hurley" action figures are only the beginning.
The Lowdown: A spinoff off BBC sci-fi staple "Dr. Who." Captain Jack Harkness, a partner of the Doctor, travels to 21st century Cardiff, where he joins a special renegade agency, named Torchwood, that is intent on protecting Earth from supernatural and alien forces.Cast: John Barrowman, Eve Myles, Naoko Mori, Gareth David-LloydNetwork: BBC America Airs: Mondays, 9:00-10:15 PM
Yo, yo, yo Junkies! Welcome to Tuesday's edition of What To Watch Tonight. We've combed the listings once more to give you our best offerings. In addition to the All-Star Game (to which we paid solemn tribute) there's a lot of options tonight. Essentially Roadhouse or a furry orgy. You've got some tough calls to make. Are you really going to foresake Patrick Swayze?? FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
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/Film has been covering Gallery 1988's Crazy4Cult Art show for some time now. Now they have uncovered this completely awesome UHF poster created by artist Tom Whalen. In my mind, I've always likened maintaining a website such as this to the task laid out for Weird Al's George Newman character. Maybe someday we'll be immortalized in poster form. Perhaps one where we can has cheezburger?Turn your dial to these morning links…Natalie Portman is in Thor. (Film Drunk)Vanessa Hudgens will de-frock in Sucker Punch. (Metro UK) Curl up with Mary-Louise Parker. (Pajiba)Jason Statham takes on a serial killer. (Cinematical)The training has paid off. You can be in the Ninja Turtles movie! (Cinema Blend)Morgan Spurlock will expose The Simpsons. (MTV)
According to Twitch, who premiered the clip above, Treevenge is follow-up short film from the creative team that produced & directed Hobo with a Shotgun. While this sadly has no hobos or shotguns, it's nonetheless full of gore – the kind of gore that Al Gore probably had in mind every time he eked out a smile during his Inconvenient Truth presentation. More specifically, Treevenge is about trees getting their revenge on humans for chopping them down (hence the clever portmanteau in the film's title). Next time you wipe your ass with toilet paper, take a second to think about the tree that had to die so you don't get sh*t all over your pants, you savage! That's all they ask.Here are Today's Top Links! Sabrina Jane Is Hot (Gorillamask) 7 Possibilities For The Next Awesome "Wolf T-Shirt" (Holytaco) Natalie Portman Is In Thor (Filmdrunk) Star Wars: Attack Of The Electone (Manofest) How Come No One Thought Of A Pocket Urinal Before? (Walyou) First Look At Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox (Pajiba) 6 'Facts' About Historical Figures (That Their Enemies Made Up) (Cracked) Black Metal Idol–Awkward In Any Language (Sickpigs) The Home Run Derby Drinking Game (Coedmagazine) Jon Gosselin's New Girlfriend (Celebjihad) Manly Ways To Be A Feminist (Mademan) Rampage Jackson And Rashad Evans Get Into It At UFC 100 (Cagepotato) 10 Funny Deleted Scenes From Classic Comedies (Unreality) Swedish People Invent Floating Sauna, But Does Anyone Care? (Asylum) Tony Romo Dumps Jessica Simpson; Cowboys Fans Breathe Sigh Of Relief (Bustedcoverage) Emmanuel Lewis Pictures That Need To Be Commented On (Uncoached) Marijuana In Your Life: A Time Line (Regretfulmorning) The 10 Most Sexually Active Cities In America (Bachelorguy) Mary Louise Parker Poses In Little To No Clothing (Moondogsports) Cops Make MLB Player Matt Bush Cry (Nothingtoxic) Inventions For The Insane (Atomfilms) Paramount Adapting Max Steel (Filmofilia)
Okay fight fans! Tonight's recommended viewings all linger around the theme of fighting for survival in one way or another. So why not watch with a friend? And then why not punch them upside when they're not looking. I think you'll both get a pretty good laugh out of it. FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…
Throughout the ages, enchanting babes with supernatural powers have come and gone, but a few exceptional ones have stuck out in our memory. This list is a tribute to fifteen of Screen Junkies' favorite magical, sexy ladies and the spells they put on us. 15. Cheras Alexandra Medford in The Witches of Eastwick (1987)Cher may be a hell of a singer, if not always the best actress, but in this 80's magical movie she got to show off her hots, received a significantly larger role than she normally did in her films, and showed what a sexy magical babe she could be. That's her on the left of the Eastwick poster if you didn't already know.
Like many Watchmen fans, I have mixed feelings about its big screen adaptation. I appreciate it for what it is. The attention to aesthetic detail is certainly amazing and the sheer spectacle of it all is on a larger scale than any of its comic book film predecessors. But it just seems to lack the heart and fear that were so present in the book partly because the supporting characters are essentially non-characters. I held out the hope that the Director's Cut would capture more of the magic from the illustrated page. And it looks like I was right! Here is a deleted scene where the original Nite Owl attempts to fend off paranoid attackers in his home. Things don't pan out very well for the old timer but it is a beautifully put-together scene nonetheless and one that definitely should have been included in the theatrical run. You can pick up the Director's Cut on DVD and Blu Ray on July 21st. Or you can wait a few months for the 5-disc Ultimate Edition. (via Latino Review) Please avail yourselves to our morning links… Ryan Reynolds will eventually be in every comic book movie. (The Playlist) With Moneyball out, Soderbergh wants to make The Limey Too. (Cinema Blend) Matt Damon is charitable. (TV Guide) Is Stephen Chow off Green Hornet? (/Film) Wolf Man reshoots to include a far better fight scene. (First Showing)
Network: Comedy CentralCast: David Wain, Michael Ian Black, Michael ShowalterSynopsis: The official synopsis reads: A sketch comedy show that follows the absurd adventures of Michael, Michael and David. But that doesn't do this show justice. It only lasted a season, but is available on DVD and we strongly recommend you pick it up, especially Disc 1, which includes, "Office Party," possibly my favorite 22 minutes of Prime Time TV EVER.Status: Cancelled
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This weekend we're certain you'll be catching Brüno at least once. (If you're not convinced of its worthiness, read Andy Rooney's review here.) There's also I Love You, Beth Cooper, which looks good and grating, other than Hayden Panettiere's involvement. But if you just feel like staying in, or you physically can't get outside because of obesity issues or allergies, we've got a cornucopia of televised delicacies for your discerning palate. And none of them are cooking shows. FIND OUT WHAT TO WATCH AFTER THE JUMP…


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ALFRED, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - The defense in the Mark Strong prostitution trial has once again asked the judge to dismiss all charges against Strong.
Strong is one of the two main defendants in the Kennebunk Zumba prostitution case.In its motion to dismiss the charges, the defense cited the prosecution's continuing violation of the discovery process.
Justice Nancy Mills has not ruled on the motion yet, but she made it clear she was not happy that the prosecution was just turning over key evidence to the defense now, something it had requested last summer.
Mark Strong is facing 12 counts of promotion of prostitution and 1 count of conspiracy to commit promotion of prostitution. The judge has already thrown out 46 invasion of privacy counts against Strong, now the defense wants the remaining counts thrown out.
The motion filed by the defense claims the prosecution has not provided notes and reports of interviews with potential witnesses, a violation of the discovery process.
It was also revealed today that one of the lead investigators in the case Audra Presby of the Kennebunk Police Department has a written reprimand against her and that document hasn't been provided to the defense. The defense claims Presby specifically targeted Mark Strong in this case to retaliate against him because he was conducting an investigation into the Kennebunk Police department.
It was another largely uneventful day in regards to the testimony in this case. Jurors heard from police officers who conducted searches of Mark Strong's Insurance business and home in Thomaston. Jurors will return to hear more testimony from prosecution witnesses on Monday.


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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Pre-school is a good start for small children to get into the world of education and socialization with other children. Over the years many private pre-schools have emerged around the area, along with those that are hosted in the public school buildings. This has led to some tension concerning the private versus public issue.
Carbon School District presently runs a number of pre-schools for three and four year old children. There is a two year waiting list to get into the classes for these young students. There are also some fairly strict rules on how these schools can operate and what kinds of students need to be in those classes.
At the Carbon School Board meeting on Feb. 13 discussion about the programs and what is
going on with them became fairly lively, as board members have had concerns voiced to them by community members about the classes and in particular one change the district will be making in moving one of the pre-school classes that has been held at the Castle Valley Center to Wellington Elementary.
Carbon County School board member Lee McCourt broached the subject during her monthly report to the board on Feb. 13. She had some questions about the situation based on contact from some parents in the district.
"How many students are being moved to Wellington?" she asked Cox.
Cox told her that two sessions were being moved of about 14 students per session with a total of four sessions. He said that one class that will be held will be for three year olds and the other for four years olds.
One of the questions that arose during the discussion was the mix of students and how they would be transported.
"Students whose parents are paying for the pre-school will have to transport the students there," said Cox. "Some that qualify for the classes that are special education students we will transport."
The state requires the district to include special education students that can be put in the mainstream of education in the pre-schools as well.
McCourt also said that she was concerned about the competition that the pre-schools in the public schools pose to the private pre-schools in the area.
"The state tells us we cannot undersell the privately owned schools in the area," said Cox. "The charges for our services must be close to the same as theirs."
Board President Wayne Woodward asked about the availability of private schools to be able to take on special needs students.
Cox said that the school district has curriculum that must be followed but that only speech services are offered from the district in the private schools.
"That is required by the state," said Cox.
There will still be pre-school offered at the Castle Valley Center after the move, but what the move will do is free up a classroom that has traditionally been for adult education purposes. That space has been missed by some since the pre-school had moved in it.
The district does get early intervention money to help fund the pre-schools. Under state parameters the schools must be inclusionary.
This part of the article is written by Beverly Martinez, Carbon School District Preschool Coordinator.
Carbon School District will be expanding its preschool options in the coming year.
Wellington Elementary will begin offering preschool in the fall of 2013. The preschool at Wellington will be similar to the successful preschools at Creekview and Bruin Point Elementary Schools.
The preschool at Wellington Elementary will serve families who live in both the Wellington Elementary and Castle Heights Elementary catchment areas. Each family will need to provide their own transportation to and from preschool.
There will be slots funded through Special Education for children who have disabilities or developmental delays. For those that have concerns about their child's development the school district will be hosting a CHILD FIND at the district offices during the month of March. Screenings will include speech and language, cognitive, adaptive, social, motor, hearing and vision.
For those that have concerns about their child's development please call Beverly Martinez at 637-9150 for a CHILD FIND appointment.
Tuition is waived for children qualifying for special education services.
This year Carbon School District provides preschool services to 112 special education students and 45 regular education students. They are presently being served at the Castle Valley Center, Creekview Elementary, Bruin Point Elementary, Head Start, the Utah State University Eastern Preschool, and at various private preschools in the community. The school district also provides drop in speech therapy services at the district office for children who just need help with speech sounds.
The preschool years are marked by a period of rapid growth and development. Children need to be experiencing their world through observing, questioning, and experimenting. The growth and development that happen in the preschool years provide the foundation for all later learning.
Carbon District preschool staff use the Creative Curriculum, which is a developmentally appropriate, play based approach to learning. It is adapted to meet the unique needs of children with disabilities. This curriculum is one of the few endorsed by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and by the Utah State Office of Education. District preschools also use Utah's Early Childhood Core Standards to guide instruction.
Slots at the Wellington Elementary pre-school will be limited, and will be filled on a first come basis. Tuition will be $75 a month for the 4 year old classes, (which will run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday), and $50 a month for the 3 year old classes (which will run Tuesday and Thursday). Classes will be 2 hours each.
For those interested in having their child attend Wellington Elementary Preschool in the fall please call Beverly Martinez at 637-9150.


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Product Test: Pocket Hose
The Pocket Hose has been a popular request and we decision to put it to the test. Our tester was gardening expert, Jackie Albarella. Jackie tried it out and actually really liked it. It is lightweight and promises never to kink or tangle. It worked well and our tester gave the product two thumbs up.
Since our story aired, many of our viewers have written in saying that their Pocket Hose didn't seem to hold up to pressure and ended up breaking apart. That did not happen for us, but we wanted to pass that along to you.


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Read: Official Details Of The NHL's Proposal
The NHL has released the official details of the proposal that they gave to the players yesterday.
- Six-year agreement with a mutual option for a seventh year
- Players share of HRR would be 50%
- Salary cap range would be: Floor: $43.9 million; Midpoint: $51.9 million;Upper Limit: $59.9 million.
- Transition rules allow clubs to exceed upper limit of $59.9 million but teams can not exceed $70.2 million.
- All current contracts signed that are more than five years would count against the salary cap with the AAV(average annual value or cap hit) regardless of whether the player is still playing. The salary cap number will travel with a player if he is traded but only count for the new team during the seasons where the player is active. If the player retires or is unable to play the cap number returns to the original team.
An explanation of the proposal is HERE.
Adam Rotter: I don't think the NHL did this to put more pressure on the players and get them to agree to a deal they don't feel comfortable with. I think this is another battle in the PR war as the owners try to get more support for their side with this side. The players have said from the beginning that they want a fair deal and just want to play, and now the owners have proposed a deal that gives them 82 games and addresses, at least it seems like they do, many of the issues the NHLPA had with the original offers.
- Teams will be allowed to trade part of player salaries as explained here, "Finally, we propose that to facilitate more trades and create increased flexibility in managing Cap Room, Clubs be allowed to allocate portions of a contract's Cap charge (and related salary obligations) in the context of a Player Trade. This will facilitate additional Player movement and trades between teams as they manage their respective Caps and Payroll Range obligations."
- Entry level contracts are for two years, but in a case like Chris Kreider last year where a player plays part of a season, the entry-level deal is for three years. The contract expires at the end of two full seasons.
- Free agency starts at age 28 or after eight accrued seasons. The earliest a player can be a free agent is age 26.
- Contracts can't be longer than five years
- NHL teams have four years of exclusive rights to sign players drafted from Europe. After four years the player will be able to enter the league as a free agent.
- Half of revenue sharing will come from the top 10 revenue grossing teams
- On salary rollbacks, "The NHL is not proposing that current SPCs be reduced, re-written or rolled back. Instead, the NHL's proposal retains all current Players' SPCs at their current face value for the duration of their terms, subject to the operation of the escrow mechanism in the same manner as it worked under the expired CBA."
- A neutral third party can be used as an arbitrator for supplemental and commissioner discipline.


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