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Frog Legs and Ponytails pattern by Mindy Leone.
Simple instructions and lovely color photos. Includes two strap options (halter or tie) for adorable matching child and doll ensembles. Fits 15" and 18" dolls, including American Girl, American Girl Twins, Bitty Babies, Pottery Barn Dolls, Madame Alexander, and many other popular dolls.
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Justin Assad joined the Dartmouth sailing staff in 2010 after spending the previous seven years as the head coach at the University of Vermont.
Assad was the head coach of Vermont sailing since 2003 and was named the New England Conference Coach of the Year in 2008. He coached two All-Americans and a pair of All-New England honorees. He also coached the 2010 Babineau Trophy recipient for New England Crew of the Year. During his time at Vermont he has also been a program director at the Nantucket Yacht Club. His duties included training and managing a staff that included instructors and coaches. Assad has been the scheduling coordinator for the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association since 2006.
During Assad's tenure at Dartmouth, the Big Green has made 2 National Championship appearances, winning the 2013 Women's National Championship. The national title was the third for the women's team and the fourth in the program's history. The successful spring didn't end there as the Coed team finished third at the ICSA Dinghy Nationals.
Assad has seen 6 Dartmouth sailors earn NEISA All-Conference honors and 3 of them be named ICSA All Americans. Assad also guided Deirdre Lambert as she became the first women's sailor at Dartmouth to earn the Quantum Women's College Sailor of the Year Award.

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The United States Bureau of Land Management has initiated the process to develop a combined plan for the Price River and San Rafael Swell.
The Price resource management plan will involve approximately 2,500,000 acres of surface estate and 2,800,000 acres of mineral estate land.
Regionally referred to as the San Rafael Swell and Price River areas, the combined plan will include all of Carbon and Emery counties. As part of the project, a supporting environmental impact statement (EIS) will be prepared.
Throughout the EIS and planning process, the BLM indicates that local residents will have opportunities to participate and offer comments on the project.
As the BLM proceeds with the effort, the agency will conduct open houses,issue mailings, offer tours of the planning area and provide briefings on progress.
The Price BLM field office has scheduled six open houses/scoping meetings to solicit public comment and allow Carbon-Emery residents the opportunity to become involved in the development of the management plan and environmental impact statement.
Public scoping meetings are scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. at the following locations:
Jan. 15, This is the Place State Park, Salt Lake City.
Jan. 16, Moab Ramada Inn.
Jan. 17, Grand Vista Hotel, Grand Junction, Colo.
Jan. 29, Green River City Hall.
Jan. 30, San Rafael museum, Castle Dale.
Jan. 31, Price Holiday Inn conference room.
The meetings will allow attendees to discuss issues with resource specialists during the two-hour scoping sessions. Issue identification will take place in facilitated, small-group discussions.
Individuals in Carbon County who wish to participate should be on time and anticipate spending the entire evening.
Additional questions relating to the scoping meetings may be directed to assistant Price field office manager Floyd Johnson at 636-3600.
Issues addressed in the RMP and discussed at public scoping workshops will include air quality, cultural resources, soil and water, vegetation, lands and realty, resources, wildlife habitat and fisheries management.
In addition, topics for discussion will include geographical systems and geospatial data, fluid mineral resources, coal resources, recreation, visual resources, special management, designations and hazardous materials.
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Fight Clubby Chuck Palahniuk
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A modern classic. I devoured Fight Club in one day several years ago and its impact hasn't been lessened in subsequent rereadings. Palahniuk's style is punchy, fast-paced, and often hilarious. It may be difficult to read the novel today without picturing Brad Pitt or Edward Norton, but this is one book that outlasts even its fine film adaptation. Still edgy after all these years (perhaps even more so, post-9/11), Fight Club is powerful and hypnotic, and impossible to put down. Anarchy and insanity should always be this much fun!
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The First Rule about fight club is you don't talk about fight club. Every weekend, in the basements and parking lots of bars across the country, young men with white-collar jobs and failed lives take off their shoes and shirts and fight each other barehanded just as long as they have to. Then they go back to those jobs with blackened eyes and loosened teeth and the sense that they can handle anything. Fight club is the invention of Tyler Durden, projectionist, waiter, and dark, anarchic genius, and it's only the beginning of his plans for violent revenge on an empty consumer-culture world.
"This is a dark and disturbing book that dials directly into youthful angst and will likely horrify the parents of teens and twentysomethings. It's also a powerful, and possibly brilliant, first novel." Booklist
"An astonishing debut....Fight Club is a dark, unsettling, and nerve-chafing satire." Seattle Times
"[A]n apocalyptic, post-grunge taste from the West Coast...a bizarre, ugly, and determinedly cranked-up novel, a novel, you must dislike while reading, but there is something else in the pulse the staccato, edges-exposed way it gets from line to line that makes you wonder if the author might not know a few secrets. Palahniuk can write." Sven Birkerts, Esquire
"A powerful, dark, original novel...a memorable debut by an important new writer." Robert Stone
"Maybe our generation has found its Don DeLillo." Bret Easton Ellis
"Even I can't write this well." Thom Jones
"Palahniuk's language is urgent and tense, touched with psychopathic brilliance, his images dead-on accurate....[He] is an author who makes full use of the alchemical powers of fiction to synthesize a universe that mirrors our own fiction as a way of illuminating the world without obliterating its complexity." L.A. Weekly
"Palahniuk displays a Swiftian gift for satire, as well as a knack for crafting mesmerizing sentences that loom with stark, prickly prose and repetitive rhythms." San Francisco Examiner
"Fight Club offers diabolically sharp and funny writing." The Washington Post Book World
The first rule about fight club is you don't talk about fight club.
A gritty, powerful debut that evokes The Outsiders. You won't be able to look away.
High school senior Jason knows how to take a punch. Living with an abusive father will teach a kid that. But hes also learned how to hit back, earning a reputation at school that ensures no one will mess with him. Even so, all Jason truly wants is to survive his father long enough to turn eighteen, take his younger sister, Janie, and run away.
Then one day, the leader of the in crowd at school, Michael, offers to pay Jason to hang out with him. Jason figures Michael simply wants to be seen with someone with a tough rep and that the money will add up fast, making Jasons escape plan a reality. Plus, theres Michaels girl, Cyndra, who looks at Jason as if she sees something behind his false smile. As Jason gets drawn deeper into Michaels game, the money keeps flowing, but the stakes grow ever more dangerous. Soon, even Jasons fists and his ability to think on his feet arent enough to keep his head above water.
Still Waters is an intense, gritty thriller that pulls no punches—yet leaves you rooting for the tough guy. A powerful, dynamic debut.
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In his debut novel, Chuck Palahniuk showed himself to be his generation's most visionary satirist. 's estranged narrator leaves his lackluster job when he comes under the thrall of Tyler Durden, an enigmatic young man who holds secret boxing matches in the basement of bars. There two men fight "as long as they have to." A gloriously original work that exposes what is at the core of our modern world.
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Wellington Mayor Ben Blackburn said Wednesday that there is a rumor circulating about town that he wants to close the city's Little League baseball field. This is definitely not true, he told the city council.
In fact, he wants two fields, and has a dream of a baseball complex in the future. Two baseball fields would accommodate twice as many teams, and would enable players to finish games earlier.


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BreAnna Powell graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Humanities & Social Science from Utah Valley University. Congratulations on a job well done. We are all so proud of you.
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By KEVIN SCANNELLSun Advocate sports reporter
With high expectations as a top seed in the state tournament, the Helper American Legion baseball team wasted no time in getting off to a fast start with a 13-1 win over host Logan on Saturday evening.
Helper took an early 4-0 lead in the first inning and Brandon Oliver pitched a complete game keeping the Logan offense at bay in the five inning mercy rule win.
"As a pitcher, it's huge to get an early lead before going out to the mound," said Oliver. "I just tried to keep the ball down in the zone throughout the game."
Behind strong pitching and defense, the Helper offense added runs in every inning including a four-run top of the third inning which was highlighted by a Jaren McCourt two-run home run over the center field wall that put Helper up 7-1.
Logan loaded the bases in the bottom of the second with one out, but Oliver pitched out of the jam allowing one run to score on an RBI ground out.
Oliver seemed to get stronger as the game went on as he struck out two Logan batters in the fifth inning to collect the victory for Helper.
With the win, Helper advanced to face the winner of Weber/West on Monday afternoon at Providence High School.
Head coach Jeff Cisneros, who is finishing his 20 year tenure as head coach at the conclusion of the season, said the win was the beginning of a tough week for the team at the tournament.
"It's going to be a long week for the guys," he said. "We need to take things one game at a time and just focus on playing well in all aspects of the game."
Because the team is scheduled to play through Friday in Logan and Providence, Cisneros said donations may still be needed to help cover the costs of hotel rooms and food over the week for the team.


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The mission of the Solid Waste Committee is to serve as a center of expertise on solid waste issues for APWA. The Committee develops and promotes environmentally sound, cost effective and efficient solid waste management policies and programs for APWA members by reviewing the latest technologies, practices, regulations and legislation in the field and providing opportunities to exchange information.
The people we serve may often forget, but as Public Works professionals, we all know that the management of solid waste, along with the maintenance of various infrastructures, is vital to the well-being of our community. What we do on a daily basis directly affects the safety and the health of the people we serve. The men and women who collect our trash and recycling also unknowingly serve as the eyes and ears for local enforcement. The health of our neighborhoods is correlated to the processes we use to properly collect and dispose trash and keep our infrastructures clean.
Through the years, however, our roles in solid waste management have diversified to adapt to new changes and needs of our communities. As stewards of the environment, the role of Public Works professionals as educators has certainly taken center stage.
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The Christopher Raeburn Mesh and Waxed Cotton Rucksack for spring/summer '13, seen here in navy.
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The Savannah Sand Gnats squeezed by the Hickory Crawdads, 2-0, before 1,187 fans at Historic Grayson Stadium on Wednesday night.
The game remained scoreless until the fifth as Randol Rojas of the Crawdads and Taylor Whitenton of the Sand Gnats hooked up in a pitcher's dual. Savannah (15-17) finally broke through with a run in the fifth. Rafael Fernandez led off with a single, Blake Forsythe walked, and both runners advanced on a sacrifice bunt to second and third. Fernandez scored on a sacrifice fly by Albert Cordero, giving Savannah the lead.
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Some MSIs are located in remote areas of the country while others can be found in urban neighborhoods and cities. Many of these institutions were created to provide postsecondary educational opportunities to students who previously were denied access to a quality education
MSIs receive federal designation by the U.S. Department of Education and include Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), and Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs).
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) include 89 four-year, and 16 two-year, institutions of higher education established prior to 1964, for the primary purpose of educating African-Americans. The majority of the 105 HBCUs are located in the Southeastern states, the District of Columbia, and the Virgin Islands. HBCUs comprise 3 percent of America's institutions of higher education, yet enroll 16 percent of all African-American students in higher education and award 24 percent of all baccalaureate degrees earned by African-Americans nationwide (Source: U.S. Department of Energy)
The National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher education (NAFEO) is an organization of the nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs). Founded in 1969, NAFEO represents the presidents and chancellors of diverse black colleges and universities. NAFEO serves as international voice and advocate for preservation and enhancement of HBCUs and PBIs and for blacks in higher education.
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Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) are accredited, post-secondary higher educational institution with at least 25 percent total full-time enrollment of Hispanic undergraduate student pursuing terminal degrees. HSIs included four-year and two-year, public and private educational institutions. HSIs enroll 40 percent of all Hispanic-American students of higher education. There are 195 institutions of higher education defined as HSIs using the criteria defined by the White House Initiative and the Department of Education. (Source: U.S. Department of Energy)
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) represents nearly 450 colleges and universities committed to Hispanic higher education success in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Latin America, Spain and Portugal. HACU mission includes a commitment to improving access to and the quality of post-secondary educational opportunities for Hispanic students.
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Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) were created in response to the higher education needs of American Indians and generally serve geographically isolated populations that have no other means accessing education beyond the high school level. TCUs have become increasingly important to educational opportunity for native American students and are unique institutions that combine personal attention with cultural relevance to encourage American Indians—especially those living on reservations—to overcome the barriers they face to higher education. (Source: AIHEC website)
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MORRISTOWN Experience the arts and celebrate the arrival of summer at the sixth annual Mares Wares Arts Fest on Monday.
From noon to 8 p.m., Mares Wares Potterys, 3938 State Highway 37, backyard will be transformed into an outdoor gallery and entertainment venue hosting music, food, wineries, artisans and demonstrators.
The festival gets bigger each year. In the past, it has attracted upwards of 2,000 people. The event was first founded in 2008, when it had 12 vendors. This year, more than 75 artists will be displaying and selling their art in a wide range of mediums including pottery, jewelry, quilts, wine, woodworks and even psychic arts.
Artisans and participants are by invitation only now, organizer Karan M. Cross said. We try to get a little bit of everything, so we do not overload in each category.
The festival will feature usual favorites pottery, jewelry and woodworking and unique treasures such as handcrafted leather and flutes and homemade organic dog treats.
The arts festival is about celebrating the arts and creativity in all its various forms be it food, wine, bread making, wool spinning or growing organic produce, Ms. Cross said.
We began with the idea of promoting local art, and it snowballed from there, said Mary Ann Evans, owner of Mares Wares. We found that there was so much hunger for diverse artwork.
Demonstrations will include pottery wheel work, raku firing, rug hooking with Helen Condon, chair caning with Bill Balling, and Tracy Cox of Inlay Design Studio and Custom Guitars will be demonstrating with custom string instrument design and inlay.
This year, childrens activities and entertainment will include Home Again Farms alpacas, a selection of wild creatures from Fragile Planet Wildlife Foundation, pony rides, face painting and puppet shows throughout the day.
But no matter how big the event becomes, it will always be about the artists.
One of the driving forces behind setting up the artisan part of the show with higher end, handcrafted products was the artisan group, Artisans of the River Valley. The group formed more than six years ago hoping for a better local and public venue for their artwork beyond a craft fair.
As it was when it first began, the arts fest is free of charge to the public.
Mares Wares is all about sharing creativity and promoting everybody, Ms. Evans said. If youve got a creative talent, let us help you get it out there. Were networkers in the art community. ... This is a great event for all people who like pottery, artwork, music, good food, books and entertainment.
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If his quips during the oral arguments over the Constitutionality of President Barack Obama's healthcare plan are any indicator, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia likely thinks the whole thing is a ridiculous mess.
In discussions about how the Court could decide which portions of the 2,700-page healthcare document couldn't stand up to the test of Constitutionality, Scalia told Obama lawyer Edwin Kneedler that making the Justices read the entire document would violate their 8th Amendment rights.
Scalia said, "Mr. Kneedler, what happened to the Eighth Amendment? You really want us to go through these 2,700 pages? And do you really expect the Court to do that? Or do you expect us to — to give this function to our law clerks? Is this not totally unrealistic? That we are going to go through this enormous bill item by item and decide each one?"
Scalia also took on the Administration's counsel on Tuesday, taking a moment to lecture Obama lawyer Donald Verrilli Jr. about the savvy of American consumers.
The transcript of the exchange:
SCALIA: These people are not stupid. They're going to buy insurance later. They're young and need the money now.
VERRILLI: But that's –
SCALIA: When they think they have a substantial risk of incurring high medical bills, they'll buy insurance, like the rest of us.
VERRILLI: But that's — that's –
SCALIA: — I don't know why you think that they're never going to buy it.
VERRILLI: That's the problem, Justice Scalia. That's — and that's exactly the experience that the States had that made the imposition of guaranteed issue and community rating not only be ineffectual but be highly counterproductive. Rates, for example, in New Jersey doubled or tripled, went from 180,000 people covered in this market down to 80,000 people covered in this market. In Kentucky, virtually every insurer left the market.
And the reason for that is because when people have that guarantee of — that they can get insurance, they're going to make that calculation that they won't get it until they're sick and they need it. And so, the pool of people in the insurance market gets smaller and smaller. The rates you have to charge to cover them get higher and higher. It helps fewer and fewer — insurance covers fewer and fewer people until the system ends.
This is not a situation in which you're conscripting — you're forcing insurance companies to cover very large numbers of unhealthy people —
SCALIA: You could solve that problem by simply not requiring the insurance company to sell it to somebody who has a — a condition that is going to require medical treatment, or at least not – not require them to sell it to him at a rate that he sells it to healthy people. But you don't want to do that.
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By Mel CoonrodHelper
I recently read the heart felt, almost tear jerking editorial in the Sun Advocate where it explained how Carbon County unemployment rate is higher than the rest of the State.
My immediate reaction was "DUH"!!
How many of our residents understand that when our elected county officials do everything possible to drive industry away that it results in higher unemployment?
Case in point: After two years of review, an EIS (Environmental Impact Study) for a major oil and gas company was ready to be signed. At the last minute of the last day our then county commissioner appealed the approval decision based on four gates on three dead end roads that went "nowhere". A cry of "foul" was voiced that the county was left out of the loop on this decision, which quite honestly, was not true.
The original document called for 17 gates. The oil company negotiated down to four gates and the document was available for the county to comment on for three months. The past commission was either too busy, too lazy or too dumb to even read the document! My guess is, it was two out of three and I'm sure they weren't that busy. The record of decision was delayed six weeks.
The oil company in question who had spent 10 million dollars to upgrade a road so that personnel, materials and contractors based in Carbon County could save time and in turn save the company money to access their development, pulled all of their plans to develop in Carbon County and are currently located in Duchesne County. This one act probably cost Carbon County 100+ high paying jobs. I have even heard a rumor that the Duchesne County government was considering an award to one of our commissioners as the person most responsible to bringing new business to Duchesne County.
With a two out of three changes in the commission some of us where optimistic and thought the situation would improve. It hasn't so far. It would appear we have the same mentality, except we have two following one who in fact created the problem in the past.
Another example is the way Carbon County does everything possible to delay and impede all business in the county with numerous meetings with Planning and Zoning before a project even gets to the commission. It is a joke among industry. Company's judge a project as to whether it is a three to five Planning & Zoning meeting project, resulting in three to six months of delays, I am sure you know how much industry loves this.
The same project in Emery County would be approved in less than 30 days. In Duchesne County it might take a week, unless you were in a hurry. The end result to the environment is the same. In fact, in many cases the other counties have better safeguards.
People in Carbon County who want to complain about the unemployment rate need to remember who they elected. The fact we do not have a stronger, more diversified base of employment is that we need elected officials who do more than give lip service to bring jobs to the county.


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Do I need special shoes for walking? What about the weather? What type of currency will I need? Packing for a trip means many questions. Our Ireland Travel Checklist has the answers
We're not going to pretend that it's blue skies all the way on the island of Ireland, that being said, the sunshine we do get (and we do get sunshine) feels all the more glorious due to its somewhat rarer nature.
Veteran visitor to Ireland, Gerry Britt from Virgina, USA, shares his wisdom, "Trust me, once the rain stops and the sun comes out (and it soon will) you'll be in awe of the scenery before you can shake the drops off your jacket. The Irish sky after a soft rain is breathtaking."
We've a saying that goes "There is no bad weather, only inappropriate clothing", in other words, a little planning goes a long way. Gerry, who's seen all 32 counties and describes himself as "assembled in America from Irish parts," explains: "Packing for Irish weather can be summed up in one word: layers. T-shirts, light sweaters, a good waterproof jacket, a waterproof hat, and good walking/hiking shoes."
Moving onto less formal wear, admittedly it takes a hardy spirit to swim in our seas, but do pack swimwear for those beaches – they'll be golden, glorious, usually deserted and begging for you to dive straight in. A pair of sunglasses is always a good idea to protect your eyes from hail, rain and wind – and for when the sun does shine. And last but not least, walking is one of the pleasures of Ireland so, bring a solid pair of walking boots or at least a comfortable pair of trainers.
Views and picture-perfect moments tend to pop up a lot in Ireland so a camera is a must. Don't forget the battery charger and spare memory cards for it either – a common mistake!
We've found a bunch of useful apps that we'd highly recommend, and don't forget you can create your very own Ireland Scrapbook from the bits and pieces on our website that catch your eye.
Plugs for all your gadgets are three-pronged and the electricity supply is 230v 50hz – the same as in Britain. So it's always a good idea to bring a couple of adapters for your various gadgets.
The currency used in the Republic of Ireland is the euro (€) while Northern Ireland's currency is the pound sterling (£). Visa and Mastercard are credit cards generally accepted. Beware that an American Express card is not as widely accepted. Credit cards can also be used to access money from ATMs. Just look for the symbol on your card that matches the ATM.
Traveller's Cheques are not widely used and most banks won't accept them. We advise to bring cash or cards instead.
Expert as he is on coming and going, Gerry has a little more advice for when you arrive: "transfer your clothes to one bag and leave the other for all your purchases. This way, you're not rummaging through both bags looking for dry socks while destroying those turf Christmas ornaments, Belleek vases, and Waterford Crystal goblets. Aran sweaters are better than Styrofoam for cushioning." Good tip, Gerry.
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Read: The Rangers Prospect Pipeline and Ranking
At ESPN Insider, Grant Sonier ranks the Rangers farm system 13th in the NHL and writes that with Christian Thomas, JT Miller and Dylan McIlrath the Rangers have a lot of high end talent for the future.
He lists the Rangers Samuel Noreau as their sleeper prospect and says "Noreau has skill to go along with elite size and big-time toughness. These guys find a way over time to make a roster."
Noreau was an impressive player for the Rangers at Traverse City last fall.
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The Education Department at Thomas More College is excited to share information about their new Master of Education Teacher Leader program. The program is designed with busy teachers in mind: hybrid classes, job embedded projects, and flexible scheduling. The program bridges classroom experiences with professional learning communities, teacher leadership, and 21st century skills for all candidates.
The M.Ed. Program will follow the theme of The Teacher as Leader in a Learning Community, which is consistent with the Thomas More Education Department's vision. Additionally, the program works to engage, enhance, and execute leadership qualities in the classroom outlined in the Kentucky Teacher Standards. Planning and preparation, the classroom environment, instruction, and professional responsibility are concepts engaged throughout the program. By focusing on implementing these concepts in both the teaching and learning of candidates, the roots of teacher leadership are established.
Research shows that the development of teacher leaders increases student achievement and empowers teachers, which in turn increases teacher retention, and supports best teaching practices (Berry, Daughtrey, and Wieder, 2010). Key to the program is access to 21st century learning opportunities and the active incorporation of real-world experiences to increase student learning for K-12 students in the teacher's classroom. Through a focus on creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication, teachers in this program will begin to develop the leadership skills necessary to adapt to the ever-changing education landscape.
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Clubs or businesses often fly flags to honor service members, but a nonprofit club in Holly Hill is angry that it can't fly enough flags to honor all military branches -- unless it pays a fine to do so.
Eddie Colosimo leads the group Bikers For First Amendment Rights, which supports veterans and their families.
He's been flying military flags for years, but a new city ordinance -- meant to target advertisements and banners -- only allows three flags for city businesses.
For each additional flag, the city is fining the group. So far, Colosimo has been fined $300 a day by the city of Holly Hill.
"Its a slap in the face to the military," says Colosimo. "My position always has been when it comes to paying for permits for these flags, these flags (have) been paid for in blood, sweat, tears and lives."
Because of the uproar, city council members held a special hearing Tuesday night and voted to put off making a decision to figure out their next step.
Susan Hawthorne comes from a military family and says the issue is plain and simple.
"As far as I'm concerned, a military flag is a military flag. It's not an advertisement, it's not a floppy flag, it's not a banner, it's to honor people who died for this country."
Others, like Theresa Gordon, aren't sure exactly what the meeting accomplished.
"We're totally confused about this whole meeting," she said.
But Colosimo says he'll keep flying the flags, hoping city council members will do the right thing.
"I'm a little frustrated, but there is light at the end of the tunnel," he said.
City Council members are hoping to have a new ordinance by June 11 that is not based on the content of the flag, so that Bikers For First Amendment Rights can keep the flags flying.
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Ashley Quinton, the lone senior on the team this season, waits for a Spanish Fork player to make a move on offense during a game earlier this season.
Carbon High head coach Ted Bianco calls out a defensive play during the first half of Carbon High's 35-33 win over Stansbury on Saturday.
Carbon High players Giovanna Chiara, left, and Katie Basinger, right, swarm around a Stansbury player during the first half of Carbon High's 35-33 win on Saturday night.
On nights when things may not be going to plan on offense, the Carbon High girls basketball team has a tried and true method to make sure it doesn't effect the final outcome of a game.
Play 32 minutes of strong, relentless defense.
Since Carbon High head coach Ted Bianco took over last year, the pressure style defense has been implemented to help keep opposing teams on their heels at all times.
This season is no different for the Lady Dinos as their determination to wreak havoc on defense has led them to be ranked second in class 3A with a defense that is allowing 36.6 points per game.
In a nail-biting 35-33 win over Stansbury on Saturday to advance to the 3A quarterfinals in Ogden, Bianco credited his team's defensive effort down the stretch with helping get the win.
"Our defense is ranked number two in the state for a reason. We got a lot of turnovers which helped start fast breaks on offense for us," said Bianco after the game.
Throughout the season, the defense has been consistent only allowing an opposing team to score more than 50 points on two occasions. Carbon lost both of those games, including a 53-44 loss to Uintah on Jan. 2 and a 50-41 defeat to Delta on Jan. 22.
While the Dinos have struggled at times on offense, averaging 42.4 points per game which is 17th in 3A, players know that playing hard defense will leave them with a shot to win each game.
"Team effort on defense helps us get wins," said forward Giovanna Chiara. "Coach Bianco has told us we need to continue working hard on defense as a team if we want to do well at state."
Bianco's team does a bit of everything on defense as his team has plenty of bumps, bruises and floor burns to prove it.
It's a style the team has come to embrace game in and game out.
"Our defense is the strength of our team," said Chiara.
The Lady Dinos will need to continue that hard work on defense as they head into their 3A quarterfinal game with the Dixie Flyers today (Feb. 21) at 5:50 at the Dee Events Center at Weber State University. Dixie upset #1 seed Juan Diego 51-39 earlier last Saturday.
Bianco said his young team has grown over the season despite having just one senior, Ashley Quinton, on the squad. He hopes the team's hunger to succeed will help them heading into the playoffs.
"With such a brand new team this season, I couldn't be more proud of the girls this season," Bianco explained. "Our effort on defense has been big for our team."
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or try right clicking on the desktop and click on "disks" see if windows is in there.
Hi guys,
I have DR-DOS on drive C: I setup my Windows XP pro which made a drive called F: and i have Redhat Linux 9. Out of all 3 OS's i have. How do i mount my Windows partition under Linux?? Is it also possible to mount a DOS partition under Linux?? Please reply back. Thanks guys.
Edit: I want it read-write not read or write only. It has to be read-write. Thanks.
or try right clicking on the desktop and click on "disks" see if windows is in there.
I read through it and i don't understand it. I seriously don't think my Windows is under /dev/hda1.
it says that it is an example - it is not intended for every situation.
to unmount, like the pet says, type umount /mnt/example
Can you post what in your /etc/fstab
Now you really got me lost. I don't even know where my Windows is.
Read support for ntfs (WinXP default I think) is okay, write support is dodgy, I wouldn't use it - nor do I think the default RH setup even ships the module so I would advice that you forget the read/write access idea, it's simply to dangerous currently (getting better though).
Here it is ;Ddsantamassino
Now you really got me lost. I don't even know where my Windows is.
ok this is exactly what i did and i tied. I put a floppy in my drive and right click on the desktop and click disks. It really didn't matter wether it was a good floppy or because it did not work. Well i went to the home folder and clicked on /etc and then i clicked on fstab. I copied it and open up a text editor and then past. I clicked on the floppy on top of the editor where it says save. I went to /mnt and floppy. I named the file that i want to save and then i clicked save but it did not save the fstab file for me.
I think you are missing the point that Linux is nothing like Windows. You probably thought you saved it to the disk, but probably did something wrong. The floppy might have been formatted in Linux, which Windows can't read. As for reading files off WinXP from Linux, you might as well not even waste your time.
If you really want to learn and use Linux, I suggest you read this set of documents. It's pretty much a handbook for Linux answering most of the questions you ask, and a lot of the things you don't understand.


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As a meteorologist in Maine it's the end game when it comes to winter weather: "How much snow are we gettin'?"
There are many variables on the path to developing that pretty little snowfall map you see on air; and just as many potential pitfalls as well.
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Tina at Life Without Pink is hosting again and I am glad to be back this week. I have a few new blogs to share with you. As you might have read we are going to begin homeschooling our boys this year. I have been extra busy with lots of research for this endeavour. There is so much information to read and sort through that it's almost become a full-time job for me. I plan to make a page here just for homeschooling links and advice and thoughts so stay tuned. In the meantime, I am always finding foodie blogs and other kitchen blogs to help me along the way.
1. Memorie di Angelina– This is another blogger who writes in honor of her grandmother and all she learned from her. The most recent entry is a list of her recipes according to the course they are served as in a traditional Italian meal. Be sure to take a look.
2. ReneW Your Space– What a great blog full of lots of organizing ideas and easy decorating ideas. This is written by a professional organizer, which I could really use here, and so the tips are usually the kinds that have been tested and put into practice. I found this site by trying to find ways to make my house clean itself! Yeah, right…seriously, there are ways to organize your home so the mess and clutter is not so overwhelming. I need that desperately. This entry is about cleaning and organizing your refrigerator.
3. Proud Italian Cook– Another foodie blog from a proud Italian cook! Lots of great recipes and a clean, neat blog to enjoy. I love blogs that are clean and neat with nothing to get in the way of the content.
4. Free Homeschooling 101– A great resource for those who want to add to their schooling for their kids or who can't afford to buy the courses. I am excited to use the free resources available online for my boys. We also found a free online Sculpture course which looks very doable.
That's it for this week. Be sure to visit Tina at Life Without Pink for the link party and more blogs to discover. It's a great way to find new reads for the weekend.


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Just call it the Oprah Winfrey School for Girls.
The billionaire talk show diva opened a school in a small town south of Johannesburg, South Africa today. The school for underprivileged girls boasts computer and science laboratories, a library and theater, and was built as a result of a meeting between Winfrey and the country's former President, Nelson Mandela.
The event was attended in South Africa by celebs Mariah Carey, Tina Turner, Chris Tucker, Mary J. Blige and Spike Lee.
Of her decision to open a school in South Africa instead of the U.S., Winfrey dissed American kids by telling Newsweek, "If you ask the kids what they want or need, they will say an iPod or some sneakers. In South Africa, they don't ask for money or toys. They ask for uniforms so they can go to school."
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Tyler Pierce and Taylor and Misty Gluesing announce the marriage of their parents, Amy Meredith Bird, to Justin Reid Gluesing.
The couple will be married Aug. 2 at the Greenwell Inn in Price.
A reception to honor the newlyweds will be presented that evening from 6 to 7:30 p.m., with dancing to follow.
Amy is the daughter of John and Kimberly Bird of Price. Justin is the son of James Gluesing of Price and Audrey Gluesing of Woods Cross.


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When Crew forward Ryan Finley transferred to Notre Dame after his sophmore season at Duke, he probably expected to start a few games for the Irish after netting 28 goals for the Blue Devils in two seasons.
Notre Dame Head Coach Bobby Clark saw things differently.
Using college soccer's unique substition rules to an advantage, Clark inserted Finley into his tactics 20 minutes into each game. Finley went on to score 28 goals, 21 of which came in 2012, despite not starting a single match in two seasons in South Bend.
"[Coming off the bench] was something I got used to," Finley explained. "The starters only played 20 minutes and I'd come on for 70 minutes, so it wasn't like I was playing only 30 minutes or anything. I was seeing an extended amount of time each game."
With Jairo Arrieta away with the Costa Rican National Team, Finley has the chance to start his first match in two years when the Black & Gold plays D.C. United on Saturday. The rookie is ready for whichever direction Head Coach Robert Warzycha decides to take on Saturday.
"I've played soccer for a long time," he said. "Whether I'm starting or coming off the bench, I think I can adapt my game and hopefully help the team out."
After signing as the fifth Homegrown player in Crew history, University of Akron standout Chad Barson joined TheCrew.com's Cody Sharrett for a short Q&A.
Cody Sharrett: Congratulations on signing with the Crew. How do you plan on contributing to the Black & Gold as a rookie?
Chad Barson: I think I bring a good work ethic. I have a good mentality in the way I approach things. I'm willing to contribute, and I'm a team guy. I put the team first. I'll put the team's needs above my own and whatever they need, that's what I'm willing to do.
CS: You've been captain for the past two seasons at Akron and as a centerback, you have to be a leader on the field. How do you approach being a leader as a rookie?
CB: You have to be yourself. You can't be shy. As a rookie, you're stepping into uncharted territory and just because you're the young guy or the new guy, it doesn't matter how long you've been around. Obviously guys that have been around have more say, but you still need to be able to lead, to talk and to organize guys because the position I play, you see the whole game from where you play.
CS: Your coach at Akron, Caleb Porter, has moved on to the Portland TImbers in MLS. How did he develop your game over the past four years at Akron.
CB: Basically, I like to say everything about my game is a result of Coach Porter. The way we trained at Akron, the mentality he teaches you how to approach life, how to approach school, how to approach soccer: it's really all from him. I see a lot of him in myself. When I talk, when I play, just everything really.
CS: You were born and raised in Columbus. Do you remember your first Crew game? Which players did you look up to?
CB: I don't remember my first Crew game. But watching guys like [Brian] McBride, [Brian] Maisonneuve and Jeff Cunningham, I remember watching those guys all the time when I was younger.
CS: Over the past few summers, you've spent time training with the First Team. Who is the toughest guy you've had to defend?
CB: Honestly size-wise, Andy Iro and Chad Marshall because they're some pretty big guys. I'd also throw Steve Lenhart in there because he's such a scrappy guy and he likes to be physical, but he's also a great guy.
Crew Rookie Kevan George returned to Columbus on Wednesday after serving international duty for the Trinidad & Tobago U23 squad for CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying in Los Angeles. Though the U23 Soca Warriors failed to move on to the next round of qualifying in Kansas City, George's time with the T&T U23s provided valuable experience.
"It was a phenomenal experience overall," George said of his time with the Soca Warriors. "I learned to play with different players and adapt to different roles that the coaches wanted me to perform."
After going 90 minutes in all three of T&T's qualifying matches, the rookie midfielder is happy to be back with the Black & Gold.
"I missed being around the guys and training with the team I was drafted with. I'm just happy to be (in Columbus) again," George said Thursday.
With both a first team and a reserve match this weekend in Toronto, George could see minutes with the Crew in some capacity.
The Crew's newest signing, forward Aaron Schoenfeld, sat down with TheCrew.com's Cody Sharrett to talk about his path to Columbus, his MLS debut, and more.
Cody Sharrett: Aaron, first of all, welcome to Columbus. Explain the process and emotions of leaving the Montreal Impact camp and getting a call from the Crew.
Aaron Schoenfeld: The day I got released from Montreal, I was pretty devasted-- as any player would be. It's been definitely my dream to become a professional soccer player. When that happened, it was kind of a whirlwind. You don't know if anything else is going to work out. At the same time, when I got released, the next day I was in camp with Orlando City SC, a USL side. I trained with them for three or four days, and then I got a call from (the Crew). It was just crazy, the turn of events. I was more than excited to have one more opportunity. I knew if I didn't make it here, I would have to end up playing in a lower division.
CS: You made your debut against the team that cut you, Montreal. You had a couple of good touches, but never really got a chance at goal, was there any extra motivation to score against the Impact?
AS: I little bit, for sure. At the same time, I'm not saying I disagree with their decision... I was confident enough and I thought I should've made their roster, but since I'm not mad at them there's no hard feelings. Obviously, I wanted to go out there and not necessarily prove that they made a mistake, but at the same time those are my buds and it's always fun to score on your friends.
CS: You're from Knoxville, Tennessee. MLS-wise that's kind of a no-man's land. Were there any teams you followed growing up?
AS: To be honest, the Columbus Crew is the closest team to Knoxville. If you do support MLS there, it's the Columbus Crew. Growing up, we played tournaments in Dayton. A lot of my teammates and I would drive to the Crew games.
CS: You're obviously a big guy at 6'3", providing a nice target forward for the Crew. What weapons do you bring to the field?
AS: I try to use my strength and my size the best that I can. If I utilize it, it can be an advantage: being big, trying to hold the play up and linking other people in. Pretty much, my game should be around the ball, getting a head to the end of balls, and getting tap-ins off the rebound.
Crew rookie midfielder, Ethan Finlay talks about his first MLS game after coming in for Dilly Duka in the first half against Colorado.
Crew draftee Kevan George has been called into Trinidad & Tobago's Under-23 National Team camp in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in advance of the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament, which they kick off against Mexico on March 23 at The Home Depot Center in Carson Calif. The Soca Warriors will play five tune-up matches in Florida over two weeks before the Olympic qualifying roster is announced.
"Playing for T&T would be an honour," George told TTFF media officer Shaun Fuentes. "I have been in contact with the U-23s and I will meet up with them in Florida before the qualifiers to try earn a spot on the team.
"Every day is very competitive in training and you have to bring your best game to show the coaches what you are capable of and earn the respect of your teammates," he said of his stint in the MLS. George is hoping to put in meaningful contributions to T&T's Olympic campaign.
Rookie defender Aubrey Perry talks about signing his first professional contract with the Columbus Crew.
As we landed in Florida, it made me realize how much I missed it – 76 degrees, tropical breeze, palm trees and, most importantly, sunlight… something I haven't seen in a while. It felt like a vacation more than a preseason camp. Our bus trip to Bradenton from Tampa Airport lasted 45 minutes. Right away, we were assigned our rooms and then off to the IMG Fields for a light training session of 5v2s.
So far being a pro has been an amazing experience both on and off the pitch. The coaching staff, new players, veterans, down to the trainers, have all been very welcoming and helpful in the transition from being a collegiate athlete. Everyone seemed very friendly although, on the field, the organization lives up to its creed as the "hardest working." It was as if the sound of a ball transformed everyone into work horses. Every day we work harder and harder and push ourselves beyond limits in the Florida sun to achieve the ultimate goal as MLS champs this year.
After a long session, we cool down, stretch, and do all the necessary things to prepare us for a second session in the afternoon or the following day. One thing that has stood out to me has been the emphasis on diet and rest. After each session, there's a shake and a meal ready for us in the cafeteria. For each individual, treatment/exercises are tailored to fit your needs. For instance, to maximize peak fitness we use heart monitors, which is something I have never used before.
There are players that I've played against in my college career (the likes of Aubrey Perry for USF) and some from club soccer (such as Andrew Bulls and Ethan Finlay), but we haven't reminisced much about those times yet. The day will come when bragging rights will arise in our conversations, though.
Every day in training has been a fight. The coach has been demanding consistency and quality every day which brings intensity and high speed of play. The vets have been encouraging on and off the field. I have been lucky to establish a relationship with a few of the older guys and they have been giving me good advice that will definitely help me out moving forward.
Off the field, it has been very low-key. Most of my time has been spent either hanging out in our living room watching TV with the roomies or playing FIFA in Aubrey's room. There isn't much to do for fun around Bradenton, so we tend to stay around the apartment complex most of the time. I just stay up to date with Twitter and Facebook to keep in touch with friends and family.


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As the Obama administration and Congress continue to rack up trillions of dollars in debt while the Federal Reserve conjures ever-greater sums of fiat currency into existence out of thin air, lawmakers in Texas have officially become the latest policymakers to openly explore the potential consequences. Legislation filed recently in the Lone Star State would, among other points, require a study on the effects of having to become partially or completely independent of the federal government in case Washington, D.C., is unable to function due to financial chaos.
Known as the "Texas Self-Sufficiency Act," House Bill 568 does not call for secession from the United States — a proposal that has been gaining increasing popularity among some segments of the Texan population fed up with an out-of-control central government. However, according to Republican state Rep. James White, who introduced the legislation, Texas would be wise to at least consider and prepare for a potential federal meltdown in light of recent developments in Washington.
"Due to the fiscal dysfunction of Washington, D.C., and the fact that more than a third of our state's budget revenue comes from the federal government, Texas needs to study what it would mean if the federal government couldn't meet its obligations," Rep. White explained in a statement announcing his legislation last month. "In the current economic climate, exacerbated by out of control spending in Washington, Texas needs to study possible responses to federal financial turmoil and our readiness to adjust to such an event."
If approved, the measure would direct the governor and other top state officials to create a select committee of lawmakers, budget experts, and citizens to consider the effects of a potential reduction or elimination of federal funding for Texas. The commission would also be charged with creating a plan to keep what the legislation dubs "essential state services" running even if the cash stopped flowing from Washington, D.C.
"My district in South East Texas, for example, has a higher proportion of seniors compared to the state overall percentage. What would happen in the event the federal government eliminated the funds normally allocated to them?" wondered the self-styled conservative Republican lawmaker in a press release, praising some work already done on the issue but calling for an expansion. "Texans must govern Texas and Texans need to be concerned about Texas."
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