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Being a Local Grower enables us to provide the best value around with a quality fresh trees at a great price for your family tradition.
Two of B&J's young Full Time "saplings" will be managing our Farmers market Annex Christmas tree lot. You'll recognize their faces from prior years, Ben has the Baby face and Josh a well groomed beard for Christmas Season. Their excited to work with Scott at the Annex. Come on downtown to join them along with Santa, Live Chain Saw Carvings and Free Hot dogs, popcorn and cocoa on the weekends.
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- Santa will be here on the first 3 weekends after Thanksgiving from 11:30am - 3:30pm. Nov 28, 29, 30, Dec 6, 7, 13, & 14
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- Outdoor fireplace
- More details on the Farmers Market Annex here
- Extensive Selection of Holiday Greens and will do Custom Fresh Products as well!
- Your Family joined local Pizza joint is giving a Free Pitcher of beer or pop away with your Receipt of a tree purchase! Enjoy Pizza from Broadway Pizza Minneapolis with the family after picking out your perfect tree!
- Chainsaw carvings by Ben Semler Nov, 30. Dec 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14. Sundays 11 - 6pm, Mon, Thur & Fri from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm ( weather permitting).
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B&J Trees Farmer's Market Annex is only 1 of 4 metro lots. One of our other Christmas Tree Retail Lots may be conveniently located near you in a parking lot or city park within the St. Paul / Minneapolis metro area. We bring our fresh cut Christmas trees from our local farms to provide everyone the ability to have a traditional, real Christmas tree.
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Obama Administration's Benghazi Bombshell
10:05 PM, Jan 7, 2014 • By THOMAS JOSCELYN
The Washington Post reports that U.S. officials suspect Sufian Ben Qumu, an ex-Guantanamo detainee, "played a role in the attack on the American compound in Benghazi, Libya, and are planning to designate the group he leads as a foreign terrorism organization." Ben Qumu is based in Derna, Libya and runs a branch of Ansar al Sharia headquartered in the city.
U.S. officials have found that some of Ben Qumu's militiamen from Derna "participated in the attack" and "were in Benghazi before the attack took place on Sept. 11, 2012."
Ben Qumu was fingered early on as a suspect in the Benghazi attack, but his name dropped out of much of the reporting on the assault for more than one year.
In November 2013, however, THE WEEKLY STANDARD reported: "U.S. intelligence officials believe that Sufian Ben Qumu, a Libyan ex-Guantánamo detainee, trained some of the jihadists who carried out the attacks in Benghazi." Ben Qumu, TWS reported, "has longstanding connections with al Qaeda leadership."
Ben Qumu's biography is rich with al Qaeda links:
An August 2012 report published by the Library of Congress in conjunction with the Defense Department, titled "Al Qaeda in Libya: a Profile," identified Ben Qumu as the possible "new face of al Qaeda in Libya despite" his denial of an ongoing al Qaeda role. The report also noted that Ben Qumu and his Ansar al Sharia fighters are "believed to be close to the al Qaeda clandestine network" in Libya. According to the report's authors, that same network is headed by al Qaeda operatives who report to al Qaeda's senior leadership in Pakistan, including Ayman al Zawahiri.
The reporting on Ben Qumu's ties to the Benghazi attack directly refutes an account by David Kirkpatrick of the New York Times. Kirkpatrick reported that "neither Mr. Qumu nor anyone else in Derna appears to have played a significant role in the attack on the American Mission, officials briefed on the investigation and the intelligence said."
The Post reports that, in addition to Ben Qumu and Ansar al Sharia Derna, the branches of Ansar al Sharia in Benghazi and Tunisia are going to be designated as terrorist organizations by the State Department.
Two other individuals, Ahmed Abu Khattala and Seifallah ben Hassine, are going to be added to the list of "specially designated global terrorists."
Seifallah Ben Hassine (a.k.a. Abu Iyad al Tunisi) is the head of Ansar al Sharia Tunisia, which assaulted the U.S. Embassy in Tunis just three days after the attack in Benghazi.
In its annual Country Reports on Terrorism, published in May 2013, the State Department noted that Ben Hassine "was implicated as the mastermind behind the September 14 attack on the US Embassy," which involved "a mob of 2,000 - 3,000" people, "including individuals affiliated with the militant organization Ansar al Sharia."
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David CronenbergFilmmaker
Born: 15 March 1943
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Best known as:
The director of The Fly and A Dangerous Method
Filmmaker David Cronenberg is famous for gruesome horror films as well as mainstream art house movies, from Videodrome and The Fly to Eastern Promises and A Dangerous Method. A native of Toronto, Cronenberg's literary ambitions in college took a turn toward the cinema, and he began making experimental films in the mid-1960s. He made his first feature film in 1969, but it wasn't until the late 1970s and early '80s that Cronenberg got international notice, thanks to horror films such as Rabid (1977), Scanners (1981) and Videodrome (1983). He had a box office hit with the Jeff Goldblum horror/romance remake The Fly (1986), and followed that with what some critics called a "masterpiece," a tale of twin perverts called Dead Ringers (1988, starring Jeremy Irons). During the 1990s Cronenberg amassed artistic street cred with film versions of the offbeat literary classics Naked Lunch (1991, based on the William S. Burroughs book) and Crash (1997, based on the the J.G. Ballard book), and in the 2000s he emerged with a reputation as a mature auteur. A favorite of the film festival crowd, Cronenberg makes cerebral, anxious and sometimes gory dramas that get mainstream distribution, thanks in part to the star power of actors like Viggo Mortensen (2005's A History of Violence, 2007's Eastern Promises and 2011's A Dangerous Method) and Robert Pattinson (2012's Cosmopolis, based on the novel by Don DeLillo). Cronenberg's other films include The Dead Zone (1983, starring Christopher Walken), Existenz (1999, starring Jude Law) and Spider (2002, starring Ralph Fiennes).
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Since 1986 (The Fly), David Cronenberg's sister, Denise Cronenberg, has done the costume design on more than a dozen of his films.
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Fishing Report: Be careful when releasing fish during the summer months
Anglers, email your photos to firstname.lastname@example.com or post them at www.naplesnews.com/participate and we will compile your images into an online gallery that's featured each Thursday morning here at www.naplesnews.com.
When the water temperature and the air temperature get to be a similar number, and that number is in the high 80s, it means we are seriously into summer fishing. Back bays become warm enough that a lot of the fish move closer to the inlets or even outside in search of a little cooler water.
It isn't just the temperature that affects the fish. As the water warms, the lower the oxygen content gets, and fish need oxygen in the water. That is why you need to pay special attention when releasing a fish during the summer months. During the fight, the fish rapidly depletes its oxygen, and reviving the fish before letting it go will help save many fish.
If you have scooted across flats in a boat on a regular basis, you have surely seen pompano "skip" as they are spooked by the boat. Well, this past Friday while idling in a no-wake zone, we had a flounder skip right into the boat. That is a first for me. The young lady in the front seat was shocked by the appearance of the 14-inch fish, but afterward we all laughed about it.
In case you missed it in the paper, later this summer we will be getting a new piece of structure offshore. Later in June or July, the USS Mohawk will be sunk in the Charlie's Reef area (26-33.145N, 82-43.424W). This ship, built in 1935, saw action in World War II and in its final resting place, will provide habitat to many of our local species.
Offshore: Capt. Clarence Fleck, onboard the "Capt Marvel," says the red grouper bite continues strong.
On Friday, he ran a 3/4-day trip out of Naples to 55 feet of water. Conditions were excellent, and the group landed numerous grouper, including seven keepers from 23 to 28 inches. Saturday and Sunday, Clarence had full-day trips, which allowed him to run out to a little deeper water, ending up in 75 to 80 feet.
Limits were had by both groups by lunchtime, and on Saturday, they also got a bonus of a dozen nice-sized mangrove snapper.
Ten Thousand Islands: On Sunday, Capt. Rob Walczak fished with Dave Sheffield and his son Carson, 8, and they did real well. The water was really clear, and Rob was able to fill the well with some good-sized threads before they headed out.
During the day, they landed a dozen snook, with the largest hitting the 30-inch mark. A single red surrendered to their efforts, as well as 10 nice-size trout. Walczak reports the tarpon fishing is slow, with his last fish coming last week. It was a heck of a fish though, hitting about 180 pounds! No schools of mackerel or ladyfish, which are normally around.
Naples/Estero Bay: Fishing around Estero Bay recently, Capt. Jason Moore has been getting some threads offshore and chasing tarpon for the most part.
The tarpon bite has slowed the past week, and most of his fish have been eating cut bait on the bottom rather than the live threads. His anglers have landed five in the 80- to 100-pound class in recent trips.
On the inside, he has been picking up some snook and a few redfish. Jason says the big trout are still on the nearshore reefs and willing to eat. Water conditions vary with the wind. On Tuesday, it was fairly rough, but conditions should improve during the week.
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Maryland vs. Hobart
February 23, 2002
|Dan Lamonica
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|Mike Mollot
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|Nate Watkins
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|Willy Passavia
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|Craig Hochstadt
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|Matt Brock
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|Mike Lamonica
|(1, 0)
|Jr Bordley
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|Alex Poole
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|Paul Gillette
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|Mike Morsell
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|Dan Mccormick
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|Tc Behm
|1 (0.250)
|Current Record
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|Scott Harvey
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|John Bogosian
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|Kris Shore
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|Dan Cesere
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|Mike Borsz
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|COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The Maryland lacrosse team opened the Dave Cottle era
with what has been the staple of the program for the last few years --
defense. The No. 6 Terps shutout visiting No. 23 Hobart for the first three
quarters, building a 9-0 lead, on the way to a 13-6 victory at the
Artificial Turf Facility.
Sophomore Dan LaMonica (Parkton, Md.) led the Terps with five points on two goals and three assists, junior Mike Mollot (Holbrook, N.Y.) added three goals and an assist.
"I thought we played very well in the first three quarters. Our defense was strong," said Cottle, who joins all previous seven Maryland lacrosse coaches with victories debuts with the Terps. "I thought our young midfielders did a great job and Brian Carroll really set the tone with his face-offs."
On face-offs, senior Brian Carroll (East Rockaway, N.Y.) won 12 of his 18 draws, including eight of 11 in the first three periods. Junior goalie Dan McCormick (McLean, Va.), making his first start as a Terp made 14 saves and allowed just three goals before giving way to freshman T.C. Behm (Villanova, Pa.) with four minutes left in regulation.
The win improved Maryland's record to an amazing 73-3-1 all-time in season openers, dating back to the start of the program in 1924. The Terps have won nine straight openers now.
In building the 9-0 lead, Nate Watkins (Elmira, N.Y.) and Dan LaMonica (Parkton, Md.) each scored two goals in the run. LaMonica also assisted on three consecutive goals after the Terps went up 1-0 on Watkins first, just 1:51 into the game. LaMonica fed J.R. Bordley (Vienna, Va.), Matt Brock (Manakin-Sabot, Va.) and Watkins -- for his second -- to make it 4-0 2:05 into the second quarter.
After Alex Poole (Hunt Valley, Md.) made it 5-0, LaMonica scored consecutive goals bridging the second and third quarters to make it 7-0. Craig Hochstadt (Columbia, Md.) and Willy Passavia (Stony Brook, N.Y.) scored to close the third with a 9-0 Terp advantage.
Hobart finally got on the board after taking 15 shots with no success through three quarters as Scott Harvey scored his first of four goals in the game.
The Statesmen's offense went to work in the fourth outscoring the Terps, 6-4, but it was too late as Maryland had built an insurmountable lead. In that fourth, Mike Mollot (Holbrook, N.Y.) recorded a hat trick with three goals over a span of 7:29. Mike LaMonica (Parkton, Md.) also got on the board with a pretty goal shot from behind his head to beat Hobart goalie Mike Borsz.


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Wild Midwestern League football gets even crazier…so does my life
Not to say I told you so, but…
If you read my Midwestern League football preview three weeks ago, it focused on how the nonleague slate did little to establish a favorite heading into league play. Now more than halfway through the league season, that remains the case.
Thurston and Springfield were alone in first place this morning at 2-0, but both teams lost tonight to force a four-way tie for first place with those two teams along with Churchill and Willamette.
Willamette won an exciting game against Thurston, 20-13, to move into a tie for first place and you can read my story on that game in Saturday's paper. Churchill beat North Eugene 35-21 to move into the tie for first while Springfield lost to Marshfield, 34-0. The Pirates are now one game out of first at 1-2.
Two weeks remain to settle the race for only three playoff spots, and the teams that can get the top two spots have a much nicer road in the playoffs. The top two finishers get a first-round bye and then host a second-round game while the third-place team would have to go on the road in each of the first two rounds. That's still better than the fourth-place finisher, which will go from first place to out of the playoffs in the next two weeks.
Considering some of the topsy-turvy results, the tiebreakers could be interesting when the season wraps up.
Next week's schedule features some huge matchups as Springfield visits Churchill, Marshfield travels to Thurston, and North Eugene at Willamette.
In other news, I apologize for not updating this blog as often as I should. (I'll probably never get to the 17 entries a day from Duck blogger Rob Moseley, but I will get more regular reports up here for prep fans).
However, I've been out of the office since Wednesday when my wife gave birth to my son, Caden. Six-pounds, 14-ounces, 19-inches long if any stat geeks out there want to start scouting the local prep scene for the 2023 season.
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That's all for now, time to get home and get the boy a bottle.
Steve Mims covers Oregon football, men's basketball and baseball for The Register-Guard. He has been a sportswriter at the paper since 1999 and covered high school sports while also reporting on Oregon football in the Rose Bowl and Fiesta Bowl as well as men's basketball during their Elite 8 run in 2007 and trip to the Sweet 16 in 2013.


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By RICHARD SHAWStaff reporter
Carbon County residents may find it difficult to imagine the damage and chaos in New York City following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. People who have watched the television reports or seen photos think they understand, but they don't.
The situation is like seeing a photo of the Grand Canyon, then experiencing it in person. The difference is immediate and startling. At least it was for Keith Bevan of the Salt Lake County Fire Department when Utah Task Force One was mobilized by the United States Federal Emergency Management Agency and he ended up on a runway at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey on Sept. 12.
Bevan had seen the photos of the attacks, but the realization of the devastation as buses brought emergency wokers down the West Highway to the site of the tragedy was a shock.
"Everyone knows somebody or they know someone who worked in the Twin Towers, even here," pointed out Bevan, presenting a program for first responders, fire fighters, police and emergency crews at the adult probation offices in Price last Thursday.
The program was organized to bring home the reality of terrorism and the realism of what emergency personnel could face in the wake of a major disaster.
Bevan and 61 personnel members from various Salt Lake public and private agencies responded on that day. They lived in the Jacob Javitts center for weeks and labored 12-hour shifts, digging through the rubble along with hundreds of other workers from all over the country.
Last Thursday morning, Bevan brought a computer with the sights and sounds of the tragic day and the aftermath along with stories of the weeks of work that went into the project. He also shared a personal story that will never be found in any magazine, on any website or on any televisions show.
Bevan began the workshop by explaining computer graphics depicting how the buildings had been constructed. The project of building the towers, started in 1966 and finished in 1973. Dirt dug out to open up eight underground stories was used as fill along the waterfront where more buildings were built to complete the World Trade Center coplex.
When the planes struck and the towers collapsed, it literally destroyed almost every building completed or being constructed in a multi-block area. The 16-acre plaza under the towers became a mass of dust and twisted metal, with few bodies remaining of the nearly 4,000 people who perished.
"The dust from the concrete and everything it disintegrated was unbelievable," said Bevan. "The bodies we did find had no clothes on them; the sheer energy of the collapses took them off those people. Most, however, were absorbed into the dust, ground up never to be found."
Bevan described finding identification cards, in perfect shape that he knew people had on them. But there was no sign of the person. But he knew they were there just the same.
Bevan, who is a Area Inspector for his department, was particularly sensitive to the issues that dealt with fire fighters and other rescue personnel who had been lost in the disaster.
"The New York fire department lost 33 trucks and engines," he told the group. "In some cases everyone on those engines died. In one case an entire fire station lost every person that manned it."
Bevans presentation included not only some professional photos and graphics, but also many of his own, taken in places where not professional photographers were allowed to go.
One of the most poignant parts of his presentation was when he played the sounds and voices from New York dispatch. He had almost an hour of the conversations on his computer and played about ten minutes worth for the workshop. The voices started out matter of factly and then as the situation became apparent, the tension started. When the towers collapsed, communications were very disrupted because the repeater for Manhatten was on top of one of the towers.
In short the conversations between dispatch and the field and between those in the field were almost unbelievable. Some of the voices on the sound track before the collapse were not there after; those were responders who were never heard from again.
Bevan told the class that there were a lot of things that happened there that he never expected and situations arose that no one could have predicted.
For one thing there was all the paper; paper everywhere. Paper for blocks and blocks, in every thing, on everything.
Yet while the paper survived and blew all over the pennisula that is Manhatten, he said recovery teams seldom found any piece of furniture or office equipment larger than the base of a rolling office chair.
"How many thousands of filing cabinents do you think there was in that 9 million square feet of office space?" he asked the group. No one could answer, but of course everyone was thinking of thousands. "We didn't find one from the collapse."
However when the planes hit that was different. The planes litterally blew the inside contents of the floors they hit out onto the street. In some cases things line office desks, filing cabinents and airplane parts were falling from the sky. Many people were killed by these falling objects.
Another thing that most people don't realize is that when the planes hit the fuel from them didn't remain on the floors or floors close to where they crashed. The fuel spilled and flashed down to the first floor lobby where dozens of people were standing waiting to get on elevators.
But the smell of the place was something that he said would stick with him forever. On one corner across the street from the towers was a Krispy Creame Donut Shop. When the attack happened everyone just left and the grease in the vats in that shop started to rot after only a few hours; he said to this day most of the team cannot eat those kind of donuts anymore.
And of course when it happened everything lost power in the area and some of the large restaurants walk in coolers, filled with beef were rotting for weeks in the warm September and October weather. Add that to the smell of electric smoke and of course rotting corpses and pieces of corpses, and whole area was a biohazard.
"They brought in some of the finest chefs in New York to cook for us on the job," said Bevan. "One day we were sitting out on the street during a break and we started to wonder about what we were eating. Everything in the air and in the area was a biohazard threat."
The teams had to be decontaminated every time they left the sight because of all the contaminants, bio and chemical.
"These buildings around the outside of the area had windows missing in some places and in others they were intact," he said as he pointed toward one of the photos on the screen. "Many of those windows were knocked out when people were literally blown out of the towers when they collapsed and were thrown through those windows. They ruled those buildings to be completely biohazardous for that reason."
The presentation brought the entire situation much closer to home for everyone that attended, and provided some food for thought for those who must deal with life and death every day in their job. No one in the room, except Bevan, had had to deal with such a large amount of death and disaster all at once.
But Bevan was upbeat about the final result. With reports as of Friday that the entire cleanup at the site will be completed by the end of this month. And those that lost their lives, along with those who came from near and far to help will never be forgotten by those natives of New York that handled the aftermath.
"I made some great friends there," said Bevan. "We all hung flags on every high spot we could. We worked together. If I go to New York I, and many of our colleagues will never want for a place to stay. The door will always be open to us because we were there when they needed us."


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NORFOLK - Police agencies will descend on Norwood-Norfolk Central School on Wednesday and Thursday, but not for an emergency situation.
Theyll be participating in active shooter training for the next two days at the school.
While New York State Police will lead the exercise, they have invited law enforcement agencies in the area to participate as well, Norwood-Norfolk Superintendent Elizabeth A. Kirnie said.
She said law enforcement officers plan to conduct four training sessions over two days.
Theyre going to use our school building to stage possible situations with an intruder or intruders with possible explosive devices. Its really up to them as to how they set the stage, she said.
Capt. Michael Girard, New York State Police Troop B zone commander, Canton, said passers-by at the school were likely to see little since the majority of the exercise would be inside the school.
Theyll probably be seeing a mechanical robot that well deploy there for training. Everything else is inside the school, he said.
The exercise was planned because of the Dec. 14 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn.t, Mrs. Kirnie said.
It was on the heels of the shooting in Newtown, Conn., that Tom Burns (superintendent of St. Lawrence Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services) invited state troopers and sheriffs department representatives to BOCES to talk to superintendents about how to keep our schools safer, to talk to us about our emergency plans, she said.
Every school does have very formal, extensive emergency plans that we share with law enforcement, Mrs. Kirnie added.
She said troopers offered to do safety walk-through visits of schools and asked if they could the buildings for active shooter training.
It certainly helps hone their skills, the superintendent said.
It also benefits the school districts where the exercises are held by giving law enforcement agencies a familiarity with the building, Mrs. Kirnie said
No students, teachers or staff will be involved in the exercise, which is being held during mid-winter break.
We are not having teachers or staff involved. We have chosen the break (for the exercise) specifically for that reason, she said. In this case, we felt there was more the possibility of people getting in the way. If staff were here, they would be pretty much confined to a space in their room.
The district will also be holding lockdown drills to hone their emergency preparation skills.
We are going to have our own lockdown drills this spring, very possibly several before the end of the school year so everyone is on the same page and it works, Mrs. Kirnie said. We want the bad guys to know were on top of our game.
She said a meeting was also planned for this week with officials from the town of Norfolk and village of Norwood to start discussions about using their police forces as a rotating presence in the school. Ironically were meeting as the active shooter training is going on, she said.
Mrs. Kirnie said Norwood-Norfolk already has office space for law enforcement officials, with a phone and computer available for their use.
As a result, were seeing on a daily basis local police, sheriff and state police in our building, she said.
This weeks drill and discussion about placing a school resource officer in the district come following a January lockdown after a Norfolk man was charged with bringing a BB pistol inside the building.
State police had charged Steven R. Wells, 60, with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree harassment and fourth-degree stalking on Jan. 25 following an early morning incident at the school. He was wearing a shoulder holster with a black Desert Eagle BB pistol, which is considered an imitation pistol, beneath his jacket, troopers said.
Wells arrived at the school at 7:20 a.m. seeking to deliver a package to a teacher he had spent time with in the days before the incident. The teacher told police Wells had been stalking her in the days prior to the incident. Wells was taken into custody without incident at the school that morning.
Our latest real lockdown was a better training opportunity than we have ever had in terms of our procedures. We realize places where we can and will improve to keep the school secure, Mrs. Kirnie said.
Among the initiatives district officials have taken is to change their building access procedures beginning Monday when students and staff return from their mid-winter break.
There will only be one secure entrance at the middle school starting on Monday. The high school entrance will be for students only and for public use after school hours, and the doors to the elementary lobby will be for students only during the school day and open to the public for public events.
Parents and family members must enter through the middle school entrance only and wait for their children in the entryway, Mrs. Kirnie said in a letter to family members. Except with special permission, parents/guardians may not escort students to their lockers or classrooms. Parents/guardians may enter the school for verified appointments only.
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The Jon M. Huntsman School of Business is now attracting Facebook fans and tweeting for all who care to listen.
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The company's Windows 10 event brings an unexpected entry into the burgeoning field already staked out by Google Glass and Oculus Rift.
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New furniture from -ism Furniture, Carson Maddox Studios, Lagomorph Design, Navillus Woodworks, SAP Design, Thomeworks, and zakrose will be displayed alongside art from Ron Villani, Michael Inlay, Russ White, Jeff Forsythe, Edra Soto, Catie Olson, John Preus, Silverio Hernandez, Greg Gaw, Gabe Lanza, Amy Loeffler-Gaw, Fritz Horstman, Groundwork, John Baker, Ryan Thompson, Ellen Browning, Nate Otto, Jeremy Pettis, and Jamie Thome.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
James Jankowiak at Dock 6 Design and Art #3
Painter James Jankowiak will present acrylic paintings on wood panels for his exhibition at Dock 6 this Friday. James states about his work, "Over the last seven years, my work has centered around my fascination with the visceral reaction of seeing and observing the processing of perception. My process has been guided along by a life long interest in natural history, specifically palenontology. Just as a paleontologist meticulously scratches at a chunk of stone to reveal the prized fossil, my physical approach emulates the repetitive process required to arrive at that moment of discovery. When a new work commences, it immediately announces that this will be a slow journey of transformation and there will be no quick answers, but if you stay true to the path, something worthwhile just might reveal itself as a reward. At first glance, they appear as graphics, but if you look closer, my hand is revealed, as each line changes size, angle, contour and color. I believe in the biochemical aspect of how color plays a role in our lives... how it affects our being, whether it feels intrusive, calming, chaotic or inviting."
James Jankowiak was born (1969) and raised in the Back of the Yards neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. After a decade of developing his own visual language through graffiti wild style lettering as Casper, he decided to make his studio practice his first priority. He still lives on the south side with his wife Jennifer and sons James and David, and his two dogs, Isabella and Luca.
Taylor Hokanson at Dock 6 Design and Art #3
Taylor Hokanson is a DIY engineer, CAD/CAM evangelist, and an Assistant Professor of Art at Columbia College Chicago. Like the digital media at the center of his research, Hokanson's practice blurs the boundaries between conceptual art and the hard sciences. He frequently works with hacked electronics, changing the function of common consumer gadgets so that they become alien and unfamiliar. His Sledgehammer-operated Keyboard (which will be on view at Dock 6) is a popular example: in changing the scale, material and interface of a common device, Hokanson asks the user to reconsider a communicative medium devalued by ease of use.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Anna Reich at Dock 6 Design and Art #3
Anna Reich is an artist living and working in Chicago. She was born in Woodland, a small town in Northern California. Her B.A. in Photography was received from University of California at Davis. Subsequent to that she attended a Post-Baccalaureate at the School of the Museum of Fine Art, Boston. Reich received her MFA from the Milton Avery Graduate School of Arts at Bard College.
Her work has been exhibited across the United States including in San Francisco, Washington D.C., Chicago, and New York and she has an upcoming show scheduled in Reykjavik.
Reich will be showing a piece at Dock 6 called "Stifle or Digital Noise 1". Reich states that she continuously searches for sincerity in photography by exploring assumptions, why we have them, how we construct them, and what specifically we feel when they are not met - on all levels; viewer, subject, and artist.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
M.Tuteur at Dock 6 Design and Art #3
Photographer M. Tuteur has spent the past decade documenting hundreds of historic structures in various stages of abandonment and destruction throughout Chicago and other parts of Illinois. Shooting with a sense of urgency, Tuteur feels compelled to preserve the memory of these buildings and places by photographing them in natural light before they're demolished. Tuteur has also embarked on various photojournalism projects including photos of Chicago housing projects, a long-term series on former governor Rod Blagojevich's trial, as well as one on residents of the 46th ward of Chicago.
For his installation at Dock 6 Tuteur will present work featuring the hidden beauty found in places like the abandoned parade float warehouse pictured above and the south side church pictured below.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Jo Dery at Dock 6 Design and Art #3
Jo Dery's wildly inventive animated films explore and push at the techniques and boundaries of animation. Dery uses everything from collage, illustration, digital manipulation, photomontage, puppetry, and printmaking to tell short, fantastical tales that often resonate with the tone of folklore and mythology. At the root of her stories is Dery's own life and location, be it Providence, RI (where she co-founded the seminal feminist collective Dirt Palace) or Chicago, IL, her new home since the fall of 2011.
In her newest work, Chapter Three, Dery uses the effectively direct materials of pencil, ink, and paper to create an animation around the theme of chance – depicting an anthropomorphized snake, a play off the double-roll turn of the dice called "snake eyes." The installation at Dock 6 will incorporate original drawings which are the basis for the film that will be projected in the room.
Dery holds a BFA in Film/Animation/Video from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Animation in DePaul University's School of Cinema and Interactive Media.
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Sources had indicated to The Register-Guard that James was strongly leaning toward such a move. We're working to confirm independently that he's definitely decided to go.
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President Obama issued an executive order on October 16 authorizing the secretaries of Defense and Homeland Security to call up reserve units to active duty to provide support for civilian-led humanitarian assistance operations fighting the Ebola virus in West Africa.
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WARSAW, Poland, OCT. 22, 2007 (Zenit) - Here is the text of an address delivered by the Holy See's representative, Monsignor Anthony Frontiero, to the annual meeting of the Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). The meeting was on the topic "Human Dimension Implementation," and it took place Sept. 24-Oct. 5.
Monsignor Frontiero, an official of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, gave the address Sept. 26 on the theme of religious liberty.
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Mr. Chairman,
The Holy See reiterates its firm conviction that the dignity of the person and the very nature of the quest for God require that all people should be free from every constraint in the area of religion. Society and the state must not force a person to act against his conscience or prevent him from acting in conformity with it.[1]
This said, the Holy See stresses that the right to religious freedom ought to be part of the juridical order and recognized as a civil right. The Holy See also wishes to stress that such norms are required by the need for the effective safeguarding of the rights of all citizens and for the peaceful settlement of conflicts of rights, also by the need for an adequate care of genuine public peace, which comes about when people live together in good order and in true justice.[2]
Although a religious community may, because of historical and cultural ties to a nation, be given special recognition on the part of the state, such recognition should never create discrimination within civil or social order for other religious groups. Unfortunately, however, such a vision of relations between states and religious organizations seems not always to be shared by all and the right to religious freedom is, as we have seen, being violated, "even to the point that imparting catechesis, having it imparted, and receiving it become punishable offences.[3]
In his recent address to the Executive Committee of the Centrist Democratic International (CDI), Pope Benedict XVI recalled that the right to religious liberty is fundamental, irrepressible, inalienable and inviolable. Moreover, the exercise of this freedom includes the right to change religion, which should be guaranteed not only legally, but also in daily practice.
"In fact, religious liberty corresponds to the human person's innate openness to God, who is the fullness of truth and the supreme good. An appreciation for religious freedom is a fundamental expression of respect for human reason and its capacity to know the truth. Openness to transcendence is an indispensable guarantee of human dignity since within every human heart there are needs and desires that find their fulfillment in God alone. For this reason, God can never be excluded from the horizon of man and world history! That is why all authentically religious traditions must be allowed to manifest their own identity publicly, free from any pressure to hide or disguise it."[4]
As we witness the varied religious reactions to the social problems of our day, there is evidence that the significant world religions, including Christianity, are promoting peace and justice as essential dimensions of their religious commitment. Men and women involved in these movements recognize an intrinsic connection between their religious faith and the active concern for the wellbeing of society. There is evidence of a universal solidarity on the horizon.
Christian discipleship and the quest for personal holiness include responsibility for the world. Faith traditions and religious experience based on reason and truth offer the promise and hope that the spiritual life is to be realized in a sustained, practical involvement for the well-being of God's world.
In 1971, in his apostolic letter "Octogesima Adveniens," Pope Paul VI argued that utopia can be an unrealistic dream that prevents people from effective action. But utopia, rightly understood, is a positive vision that criticizes the existing order, generates a forward-looking imagination, recognizes the as yet unrealized possibilities of the present, and supplies energy for the creation of a new future.[5]
Religion will continue to serve as a meaningful, substantial and positive part in the quest for such a new future, especially if religions are delivered from their possible shortcomings and failures, and if they respect authentic aspirations. Religion, in the service of peace, human rights and social justice will be effective to the extent that it embraces the Holy Spirit's inspiration to be faithful to its deepest values.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
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[1] Cf. Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church, No. 421.
[2] Cf. Ibid.
[3] Ibid., No. 423.
[4] Benedict XVI, Address to the Executive Committee of the Centrist Democratic International, Sept. 21, 2007.
[5] See Paul VI, "Octogesima Adveniens," No. 37.
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