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Jan. 11, 2014
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- The DePaul track and field teams put together another nice outing on Saturday afternoon at the Illini Open in Champaign, riding the momentum it built at the Blue and Gold Invite last month.
The Blue Demons captured seven individual events on Saturday.
For the second straight meet, sophomore Tayler Whittler won the 200-meter dash, this time posting a time of 24.95, by .07 seconds over Illinois' Asia Thomas. Whittler placed second in the 60-meter with a time of 7.67 seconds.
In the 800, freshman Shianne Baggett (2:20.60) won the meet convincingly, topping second-place finisher Michelle Frigo (Illinois) by nearly two seconds. Rounding out the women's first-place finishes was Gabrielle Howard, whose distance of 11.07m was good enough to hold off teammate McShayla Kirksy (10.95m) in the triple jump.
Jackie Kasal (1:37.41) took second in the 600-meter run while the team of Whittler, Ayesha Ewing, Erin McCoy and Julie Dambra (3:53.44) placed second in the 4x400-meter relay.
On the men's side, Matt Babicz won the shot put competition for the second straight meet to open up the season, posting a throw of 18.92 meters, over two meters longer than the runner-up finisher.
Mac Melto (49.66) and Tonderai Tomu (49.72) placed 1-2 in the 400-meter dash and Chris Miedema won the 1-mile run with a time of 4:19.05.
Finally, Tomu and Melto teammed with Xavier Jones and Chaz Bottoms to win the 4x400-meter relay with a time of 3:18.95.
DePaul placed second on both the men's and women's side on Saturday. The men finished with 107 points while the women posted 97. Host Illinois won both team events.
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Now comes words that the Ugly Betty production may actually pull up stakes and make New York its real home, complete with costumes, props, studio and stars. The ABC Studios are contemplating the relocation for financial reasons, including very lucrative tax credits. While that's good for the producers, it sucks for the crew. They won't be transported to the city; they'll be let go -- about 150 in all. But if you're a glass half-full kind of person, that's 150 new jobs for New York workers. As for the stars, this change isn't a big deal as most are from New York and aren't objecting to moving -- at least that's the word from ABC.
There's one other interesting twist in this story. While the cast and key production team would call New York home, the Betty writing staff are going to stay in Los Angeles. I don't know if that's being done for financial reasons -- i.e. they don't want to pay to ship them back East -- or they feel that the writers can produce scripts from anywhere. Sounds like a dumb move to me; living in New York can imbue everything you write. It's not the same living in SoCal and writing about taking the subway from Queens to Times Square. A slice of Ray's Original pizza (from any one of the original Ray's, and there are dozens of them!) in New York is not the same as a California Pizza Kitchen pie in L.A. If it were up to me, I'd move the writers, too.


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1. Soft boil 1 or more eggs the day before and chill them. I like a 4 minute egg. Be sure to run it under cold water after it's finished cooking. Peel the egg under running water, handle gently so you don't break it.
2. Lay out your patty of sausage in the palm of your hand to create a thin, even layer
3. Wrap the egg in the sausage making sure to coat all the way around
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The University of Tartu was founded in 1632 by the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus. It was initially called Academia Dorpatensis. The necessary preparations for creating a university in Tartu (then Dorpat) were made by Johan Skytte, governor general of Livonia.
Academia Dorpatensis, modelled after the University of Uppsala in Sweden, was intended to pursue research and advance learning in a wide variety of disciplines. The University of Tartu (UT) has continued to adhere to this approach throughout the centuries, and remains today the only classical university in Estonia. Research at UT focuses on subjects as diverse as medicine and philosophy, genetics and computer science.
UT is Estonia's leading centre of research and training. It preserves the culture of the Estonian people and spearheads the country's reputation in research and provision of higher education.
As Estonia's national university, UT stresses the importance of international co-operation and partnerships with reputable research universities all over the world. The robust research potential of the university is evidenced by the fact that it is the only Baltic university that has been invited to join the Coimbra Group, a prestigious club of renowned research universities.
UT includes nine faculties, four colleges and several regional development units, of which the latter two are situated in different parts of Estonia. To support and develop the professional competence of its students and academic staff, the university has entered into bilateral co-operation agreements with more than 60 partner institutions in 23 countries.
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science of human settlements.
EKISTICS (modern Greek: OIKISTIKH) is derived from the ancient Greek adjective oikistikoV more particularly from the neuter plural oikistika (as physics is derived from fusika, Aristotle). The ancient Greek adjective oikistikoV meant: "concerning the foundation of a house, a habitation, a city or colony; contributing to the settling." It was derived from oikistikhV, an ancient Greek noun meaning "the person who installs settlers in place". This may be regarded as deriving indirectly from another ancient Greek noun, o kisiV, meaning "building", "housing", "habitation", and especially "establishment of a colony, a settlement , or a town" (already in Plato), or "filling with new settlers", settling", "being settled". All these words grew from the verb oikizw, to settle and were ultimately derived from the noun o koV, "house", "home" or "habitat.
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August is National Immunization Awareness Month
HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Department of Health Secretary Everette James today stressed the importance of immunizations in observance of National Immunization Awareness Month.
"Recommended vaccinations begin soon after birth and continue throughout life. Making sure you and your family are up-to-date on these immunizations is critical to protecting yourselves, your loved ones, and your communities from disease," said Secretary James. "As parents are enrolling their children in school, students are entering college, and healthcare workers are preparing for the upcoming flu season, now is the perfect time to consult with your healthcare provider and catch up on your vaccinations."
The U.S. has seen dramatic reductions in vaccine-preventable diseases over the years because of the routine use of vaccines. Cases of measles, Haemophilus influenza type B (Hib), meningococcal meningitis, varicella (chicken pox), pneumococcal disease, and Hepatitis A and B occur at a fraction of what they did before vaccines were available. However, these diseases still pose threats. In the past year, increases have been reported in the number of cases of Hib, and outbreaks of measles and pertussis (whooping cough) affecting people who were either unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.
Vaccines not only prevent disease in people who receive them, but also protect those who come in contact with unvaccinated individuals including those who are too young to be vaccinated or individuals who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons.
"Immunizations are among the most successful and cost-effective public health tools available for preventing disease and death," James added.
National Immunization Awareness Month is an annual observance to increase awareness about immunizations a
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
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• What: Young Architect: Designing The Future
• When: Opens today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., runs through Jan. 19
• Where: Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center, 2020 Clean Water Drive, Buford
• Cost: Free for GEHC members, $3.50 to $10.50 for non-members
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BUFORD -- Have you ever dreamed of being an architect? Or admired buildings for structure, design and material? Well, here's a new exhibit for you.
Beginning today, the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center presents "Young Architects: Designing the Future," an exhibit designed by the Children's Museum of Cleveland, which highlights famous architects and their iconic buildings.
"Young Architects" is divided into three areas -- live, work and play -- with displays of building materials, like wood, plastic and foam for attendees to learn about the different uses and purposes depending on the building.
While the exhibit is showing off the traditional ways to construct edifices, there are other fun structures to check out, like the LEGO buildings with a LEGO replica of the GEHC.
"As guests prepare to enter the exhibit, the GEHC staff thought it would be fun to let visitors see a different perspective on design creativity," said Jason West, director of programming and development. "We are excited to partner with Mark Staffa, a local LEGO enthusiast, who has built such familiar replicas as the Westin Peachtree Plaza, the Georgia Dome and much more. The GEHC replica is amazing in its detail and contains more than 13,000 LEGO bricks."
In GEHC style, the exhibit is hands-on while being an educational experience for all ages involving concepts of math and science, especially for children, according to West.
"This exhibit is a great opportunity to expose young children to building properties, building media and a possible career path for later in life," he said.
"Young Architects" runs through Jan. 19.
More like this story
- Center hosts sustainable design show ( January 8, 2010 )
- GEHC seeks entries for annual sustainable gingerbread contest ( November 8, 2013 )
- GEHC exhibit explores engineering ( November 29, 2014 )
- Registration deadline approaching for gingerbread house competition ( November 15, 2014 )
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He managed to capture the rare encounter on camera. This photo was posted on the Colorado Parks & Wildlife Facebook page and has been shared over 2,000 times.
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A Cartoon Brew reader pointed out this blatant ad on Craigslist asking animation artists to work on a Cartoon Network pilot with no guarantee of payment unless the show gets picked up for series. The ad reads:
Deferred payment 1st episode (no-pay), action/adventure series, Cartoon Network, paid assignments and/or production contract after 1st episode.
We decided to take the bait and contact them to find out who's blessing the Internet with this wonderful opportunity to work for free. Here's the response from Associate Producer Sasha Tyler at McNeal Enterprises:
Pilot/series is being produced for Cartoon Network, deferred pay 1st-ep(no-pay), regular pay other eps and/or production contract, in moving forward contact the project's executive producer Kenny Mack, let him know position your interested in, strengths, skills, availability, etc; [email protected] or 800 481-9754 x 4, PST.
Their website offer no information about what they do, but I found another website of theirs that displays an awfully lame and generic looking action-adventure show called The Savior Chronicles. Sounds like a good match.
The only question that remains: Is Cartoon Network stupid enough to give these amateurs a pilot deal or are they sneakily using Cartoon Network's name to trick young and inexperienced artists into working on a lame project for free? Either way, this company's business practices have fail written all over them.


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A tasty way to introduce shapes!
Spinners and double-sided game cards have no words, so even non-readers can play. Includes plenty of game variations. Also great for pretend play.
Stores easily in its own cookie jar.
- Introduces triangle, circle, square, rectangle, heart, crescent, star and flower shapes
- Lets kids match shapes or make patterns
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2–4 players • Ages 3+
1. Sort the purple-border cards by the icons in the corner of each card.
2. Give each player a card with the same icon.
3. Pour all cookies out in a center pile.
4. Say "go" to initiate the game.
5. Find the cookies on the card and build a matching picture.
Game 2 — Eight Great Shapes
2–4 players • Ages 4+
1. Spin the spinner.
2. If you spin a shape, look in the jar and try to find a cookie of the same shape.
3. If you spin the cookie jar, choose any cookie from the jar.
4. Take turns spinning.
5. Try to collect one cookie of each shape.
6. Collect all eight shapes to win.
Close your eyes when picking a shape from the cookie jar. If it matches, place it in front of you. If it doesn't match, put it back in the cookie jar. Keep only one cookie of each shape.
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2–4 Players • Ages 4+
1. Put four differently shaped cookies in a center pile.
2. Close your eyes, reach into the cookie jar, choose a cookie, and place it in front of you.
3. If your cookie matches one of the cookies in the center pile, keep your cookie and take the matching cookie from the center pile.
4. Put the cookie back in the jar if it does not match any from the center pile.
5. Replace the cookie you took from the center pile with a new one from the cookie jar. The center pile should always contain four differently shaped cookies.
6. Keep taking turns until the cookie jar is empty.
7. Count the number of cookies you collected.
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If a multimillion-dollar contract isn't enough to lure LeBron James back to the Cavaliers, perhaps a 1 percent stake in Cleveland start-up will.
Phenom, which is set to launch a mobile app for athletes that allows them to "show off their style and hustle," is doing just that.
"We're serious about the 1 percent if his team reaches out, but more importantly we feel very strongly about what his return would mean to start-ups and the overall business community," co-founder Brian Verne said via e-mail to Crain's Cleveland Business.
To sweeten the deal even more, Verne and his staff also painted a big ol' mural on the roof above the Phenom's offices (above), lauding the "Return of the King." Who can say no to that?
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William "Meteos" Hartman is the Sub/Jungler for Cloud 9.
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Although born in Massachusetts, Meteos's hometown is actually Fairfax. He started playing games when around the age of 5 with his dad's Game Boy. Before LoL, he was a sophomore at Christopher Newport University working towards a degree in Computer Science.
League of Legends Career
Meteos started playing League of Legends with his brother, and at first he didn't really like the game, but it grew on him over time. His first main was
Singed. He played ADC in Season 2, but eventually switched to Jungle in April of 2012. He achieved a high Elo by playing
Skarner, which people began to recognize him by. He's played a lot of Jungle
Elise in Season 3.
Meteos played high Elo normal games for a long time with almost 3500 wins. At some point, he and a bunch of his friends decided to make a team called Team Normal Stars to compete in Go4LoL tournaments. Although they started to consistently win them after a few months, they disbanded before the first LCS qualifiers because their Top laner was too young. He became friends with WildTurtle through solo queue and was asked by him to sub for Cloud 9. He really liked the team, and since they hadn't fully decided on a Jungler, he asked if he could join. Meteos joined Cloud 9 in early March after subbing for them in the MLG Rising Stars Invitational and IPL 6 qualifiers.He was originally named "Long Dong" before it was changed to "Short Dog" for being offensive. But after an inactive name sweep, his current name became open. "Meteos" was the name he used in WoW for about five years and is named after a Nintendo DS game by the same name that was on his desk at the time he created his WoW account.
On July 3rd, 2015, Meteos announced stepping down as Cloud 9's main jungler and shotcaller.[1] This led Hai to come out of retirement temporarily for the Summer Split Week 6. Meteos extended his thanks for the outstanding concern as to if there was a family/health emergency because of how the LCS termed it. [2] Meteos said that he believed it was not working out with him as the shotcaller, and thought if he stepped back for the rest of the split to let someone else jungle, the team atmosphere would improve, and help C9 avoid relegation. Jack Etienne, the general manager of Cloud 9 went on to say "Meteos is a huge part of Cloud9 as well as one of the most talented players on our roster." Meteos is still very much active in the organization, and will sub for the new jungler as needed.
- Didn't die once during the NA LCS Summer Promotion thus holding a 45 KDA.
- Is known for frequently eating Chipotle.
- Known for his
Zac and
- In the NA LCS Season 3 Summer Split, he played Zac 7 times with a 100% win rate, and his KDA with Zac was 49.
- Appears in Riot Games - Road to the Cup Season 3 video as
Zac. [3]
- Meteos played the bassoon in high school and knows how to ride a unicycle. [4]
- Well known for being heavily sarcastic on his stream, as well as "blaming lag" for his deaths and responding to things with "that's so troll."
- NA Season 3 Regionals MVP
- 12.7 KDA in Season 3 LCS Summer Split, highest in LCS history [5]
- Meteos has been banned for elo boosting along with many other pro players such as Rhux, Xmithie, Nyjacky, DontMashMe, Aphromoo, Chuuper
- Well known for playing uncommon junglers in soloqueue including, but not limited to,
Brand and
- Tabe considers him as a good jungler.
- Known for an effective high farm jungling method.
|Team Achievements
|2015 NA LCS Spring
|1 : 3
|Team Achievements
|IEM Season IX - San Jose
|3 : 0
|2014 NA LCS Summer
|2 : 3
|2014 NA LCS Spring
|3 : 0
|Team Achievements
|Season 3 NA LCS Summer
|3 : 0
|2013 MLG Winter Championship Summer Promotion Qualifier
|2 : 0
|Rising Stars Invitational #6
|2 : 0
|Rising Stars Invitational #5
|2 : 0
|Team Achievements
|ESL Go4LoL NA #88
|1 : 0
|ESL Go4LoL NA #87
|1 : 0
|ESL Go4LoL NA #82
|1 : 0
- February 1st - NA LCS 2015: Meteos "When you're winning a lot it's really easy to get lazy..." (video) with SK Gaming
- February 15th - Meteos predicts CLG to win against TSM and shares thoughts on jungle Nidalee with Travis Gafford (onGamers.com)
- January 18th - Meteos talks about Cloud9's match on day 2 of LC (video) with onGamers
- March 12th - Meteos discusses C9's match against Gambit Gaming (video) with onGamers
- March 27th - Meteos shares his thoughts about Cloud 9 play in Day 2 of Super Week (video) with onGamers
- April 4th - Meteos talks about first match of Week 11 against CLG (video) with onGamers
- April 20th - Meteos talks about their match against TSM in the LCS Playoffs (video) with onGamers
- May 9th - Meteos and LiNk on Day One of All-Stars (video) with onGamers
- June 19th - Meteos on C9's game play and his thoughts on the other teams and players in NA LCS (video) with onGamers
- July 19th - Meteos: 'Kassadin is the most obnoxious Champion of all time...' (video) with onGamers
- September 25th - Meteos on Cloud9's performance on day one and missing American food with onGamers
- December 7th - Meteos on 4.20 jungling at IEM San Jose (video) with onGamers
- March 18th - MOBAFire TV: Interviews Cloud 9 Meteos at MLG Dallas (video) with MOBAFire TV
- May 11th - League of Legends NA Summer Promotion - Hai & Meteos (video) with MachinimaVS
- June 13th - Meteos talks about his match against TSM Snapdragon (video) with GameSpot
- June 13th - League Out Loud - Summer Split Begins & Meteos Interview (video) with MachinimaVS
- June 18th - League Out Loud - Summer Split Begins & Meteos Interview (video) with MachinimaVS
- June 30th - MLG Anaheim C9 Meteos Interview (video) with Cyber Sports Network
- July 12th - Meteos talks about going against CLG in Week 5 at the LCS (video) with GameSpot
- July 18th - League of Legends LCS [SS WK 6] Meteos & Sneaky -Cloud 9 vs. TSM (video) with MachinimaVS
- July 26th - LCS Week 7 Day 1 - C9 Meteos "We take every team seriously" (video) with Leaguepedia
- August 5th - Meteos says Cloud9 Will Adapt to Patch 3.10 (video) with GameSpot
- September 3rd - Meteos AMA with Reddit
- September 21st - Meteos shares his thoughts on Cloud9's Scouting and Preparation (video) with GameSpot
- September 23rd - Off the Rift: C9 and Fnatic junglers discuss quarterfinal match (video) with LoL Esports
- September 28th - LolKing's S3 Worlds Coverage - Interview with Meteos (Will Hartman) (video) with LolKing
- October 12th - Meteos AMA on /r/summonerschool with Reddit
- October 29th - Sneaky & Meteos talk about worlds, offseason and life as progamers with LoL Esports
- November 24th - Meteos discusses C9's match against Gambit Gaming (video) with onGamers
- June 18th - Meteos vlog #1
- July 28th - C9 Meteos Vlog #2 - "Streaming, Teamwork and Worlds"
- September 4th - Cloud 9 Meteos Vlog - Powered by iBuyPower | NA Regionals at PAX
- October 8th - C9 Meteos Vlog sponsored by GFUEL - Thoughts on Worlds and offseason
Articles & Videos
- March 29th - Meteos on banning 'Kassadinesque' Vladimir, out-smiting Saint, and free Barons by Samuel Lingle
- ↑ http://cloud9.gg/news/thank-you-meteos
- ↑ https://twitter.com/lolesports/status/616867743783063552
- ↑ Road to the Cupyoutube.com
- ↑ Player Bio lolesports.com
- ↑ [1] lolesports.com


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WOONSOCKET — If members of the School Committee wanted to rile up city residents about the worth of local education with a threat to end the current school year on April 5, they achieved that many times over Wednesday night.
More than 800 people filled the Hamlet Middle School cafeteria and a spill over room in the school gym to object strongly to that plan.
And when the matter came to a vote two-and-half-hours later, the plan was dropped like the bad egg the speakers had made it out to be.
All five members of the School Committee voted to keep schools open and reject the proposal even though its author, School Committeeman Christopher Roberts, Chairwoman Anita McGuire-Forcier maintained something must still be done to cover the School Department's lack of available cash to meet pending bills and payroll.
And while he had also lost a bid to have school closing plan tabled to another meeting when none of his peers chose to second the move, Roberts said later he believed he had made the point that an active group of concerned city residents must still carry the fight for more state aid into the halls of the State House.
"I think that the state now understands our dire situation," he said after the vote. "It is important for Woonsocket to come together and I hope everyone understands that the fight is not here, it is the State House where we have to be heard about the needs of our young people," he said.
Although he had joined his peers in the high pressure decision to reject an early school closing, Roberts said he did so because his belief that "everyone has gotten the message."
Early on in the meeting it had not appeared so clear cut to the mix of local teachers, support staff members, students and parents who took the microphone to explain how the committee's current efforts to cut the budget were enacting even greater pain on a district they argued has already been too deeply.
Some of the parents stepping up to the podium told of how their children had found success in school only because of their teachers and paraprofessionals and demanded that committee take another track in solving its budget problem. A number also threatened a class action suit against city officials if such a plan end school before the required 180 days under state and federals laws were to be put into place.
The size of the crowd, the largest to show up before the School Committee in decades if not ever, drew a group of more than a half dozen police officers for security but created no disturbances beyond loud statements and thunderous applause at times.
Facilities Director Peter Fontaine said 300 chairs for the overflow crowd had been set up in front of large television screen in the school gym and another 100 had to be added to give everyone a seat.
The large outpouring drew three members of the City Council, Chairman John F. Ward, and members Robert Moreau and Daniel Gendron, and state Rep. Robert Phillips, who sat in the gym, to listen but not Mayor Leo T. Fontaine.
Woonsocket Teachers Guild President Jeffrey Partington noted the number of budget option on the agenda before the committee when he took the microphone and voiced support for measures to restore all-day kindergarten in the city, and state legislation that would change the notification rule for teacher layoffs and preserves call back by seniority.
On the two largest measures before the panel, the early closing and a committee bid to reopen the teachers' contract, Partington said he understood that the schools "have a fiscal problem, and you have a duty to fix that problem in any manner that you can."
He also maintained that the city and state have turned their backs on schools in the past and that the "committee may feel this is what you have to do."
"But I fail to understand how your only answer, once again, is to fix this deficit on the backs of those that did not cause this problem in the first place. You plan to close the schools? That violates state law. More to the point, this won't fill your deficit," he said.
"The only think this will accomplish is putting more students at an even greater disadvantage to other students in Rhode Island and putting teachers on the unemployment line," he said.
Partington maintained the budget deficit "is a revenue problem, not a cost problem," while arguing the only solution was more state revenue "because we know that the Woonsocket taxpayers are also close to exhaustion."
"I am tired, we are tired of being the well of solutions for this committee, for this city," Partington said the applause of the hundreds of city teachers and parents in the room.
"We cannot-- we will not, be that easy answer for the this committee," he said.
The School Committee should tell the City Council that there is no answer but bankruptcy or tell the state of Rhode Island "that they must step up and write the check," he said.
On the issue of reopening the teacher contract, Partington said that since the entire teaching staff has been laid off, and the system cannot run with more layoffs than the 53 teachers originally given notices, the committee should rehire the rest of the teaching staff affected "and then we will talk."
Tom Lambert, the president of Local 1137, the support staff union, pointed to all the cuts and benefit changes his members have already endured while asking the committee to rethink staff reduction plan. The school department's union members have already gone four years without a pay raise and will not receive one next year as well, he noted. A majority of those employees live in the city and pay city taxes, too, he said.
"I ask all of you what all of my members ask, when is enough going to be enough," Lambert said. The union official said his members would be willing to listen to the Committee's proposals for further savings but added "there are no guarantees."
Shane Culliton took his two young children up to the podium while voicing support for the Fairmount schools and local education.
"There is no more room to cut services in Woonsocket," Culliton said. He also argued that the only way to expand the city's tax base is to attract new businesses and development to the city and to do that the city needs "good schools."
Cedrik Samson, a former student now attending URI told the panel how his math teacher, Suzanne Walker, had help him achieve success in high school and also prepared him to be successful in his college engineering program.
Teachers who also live in the city and had their children attend local schools stood up to call for a reconsideration of the closing plan and some in the audience questioned the panel's political motives and whether they were looking to move onto the City Council.
"I would hate to see what you would do to our children if you had more power," one speaker told the committee.
A noted teacher at the Career and Technical Center, Charles Myers, said local teachers like himself have continued to do the job their students require even though they have received a pay raise in four years. His own students have given back by building many projects needed by the city, from gazebos in the parks to reconstruction of the stands at Barry Field. But the state, Myers said "has to realize that this community needs more money because these kids have needs."
Teachers like Marybeth Lesperance and paraprofessional Lesile Talamini, told how they
live in the city and return their pay in taxes to the community. Talamini, a paraprofessional vice president for the guild, said she is finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet with so many years without a pay increase. "I can't afford it, enough is enough," she said.
Alex Kithes, another former student, gave a memorable speech in support of local education and when notified by School Superintendent Giovana Donoyan he was running out of time, made a visible effort to speak faster.
"Desperate times do call for desperate measures, but in any or all of these courses of action, you are stripping from 6,000 students their fundamental right to an education," Kithes said.
As the panel debated the option of closing school, Donoyan joined the opponents in saying she too could not agree with such a plan and would be forced to go against the committee in not implementing it as a violation of state and federal law if it were approved.
That did not happen when Committee members John Donlon, Vimala Phongsavanh and Eleanor Nadeau made strong statements of opposition to such a move.
School Committeewoman Anita McGuire-Forcier said she had only considered it as an option when fearing that schools would be left without teachers when the money ran out and no one would be present to supervise students.
"It was just to put it up for discussion," she said after the committee's unanimous vote to reject the closing. "We just wanted people to know we are running out of money."
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Mary Bradbury and the Salem Witchcraft Trials
On May 26, 1692 three women made complaints against Mary Bradbury, Sarah Rice, Wilmot Reed and Elizabeth Fosdick, accusing them of practicing witchcraft. Mary Bradbury was the 77-year old wife of Captain Thomas Bradbury of Salisbury in the colony of Massachusetts. On July 2nd, she was charged with "certaine detestable arts called Witchcraft and Sorceries Wickedly Mallitiously and felloniously hath used practised and Exercised at and in the Towne of Salem...the said Sarah Vibber the second day of July aforesaid & divers other days and times both before and after was and is Tortured Afflicted Consumed Pined Wasted & Tormented & also for sundry other acts of Witchcraft by the said Mary Bradbury Comitted Acted and done before and since that time against the peace of our Sov'r Lord..." Mary Bradbury was brought before the court of Essex on July 26th, this time charged with practicing her witchcraft in the Township of Andover in the County of Essex against one Timothy Swann.
The Salem Witch Trials began on January 20, 1692 when two young Salem girls began to display strange behavior including blasphemous screaming, convulsions, trance-like states and mysterious spells. Shortly afterward, several other Salem girls began to display similar behavior. Unable to find any physical explanations for the behavior, physicians concluded the girls were under the influence of Satan. A strange combination of religion and sorcery followed. Reverend Samuel Parris led prayer services and community fasting to rid the girls of the evil forces. John Indian baked a witch cake of rye meal and the afflicted girls' urine. This magic, it was thought, would reveal the identities of the "witches" to the afflicted girls. Pressured to identify their tormentors, the girls named three women, including Parris' slave, Tituba, as witches. On February 29, warrants were issued for Tituba, Sarah Good and Sarah Osborne. The other women maintained their innocence, but Tituba confessed to seeing the devil. She testified there were witches in Salem. On March 1, before magistrates John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, Tituba confessed to practicing witchcraft.
Over the next weeks, other townspeople came forward with accusations against community members. By the 10th of May, twenty-five people stood accused of witchcraft in Salem. On May 27, Governor Sir William Phips set up a special Court of Oyer and Terminer appointing seven judges to try the witchcraft cases. Judgments were not based on fact, but on intangible evidence including direct confessions, supernatural attributes and the reactions of the afflicted girls. Spectral evidence, based on the assumption the Devil could assume the "specter" of an innocent person, was relied upon despite its controversial nature. In the initial session of the court, Bridget Bishop was the first to be pronounced guilty and condemned to death. She was hanged in Salem eight days later, the first official execution of the Salem Witch Trials. By mid July, the hysteria had spread to nearby Andover and engulfed Mary Bradbury.
Mary Bradbury was one of the most socially eminent women of her region. Her arrest aroused the public sentiment of the entire district. A petition was signed by more than 110 people and presented to the court on her behalf attesting to her good character and disposition. Her husband, Captain Thomas Bradbury, testified on July 28th "Concerning my beloved wife Mary Bradbury this is that I have to say: wee have been married fifty five yeare: and shee hath bin a loveing & faithful wife to mee, unto this day shee hath been wonderfull laborious dilligent & industryous in her place and imployment, about the bringing up o'r family (w'ch have bin eleven children of o'r owne, & fower grand-children; shee was both prudent, & provident: of a cheerful Spiritt liberall Charitable: Shee being now very aged & weake, & grieved under her affliction may not bee able to speake much for herselfe, not being so free of Speech as some others may bee: I hope her life and conversation hat been such amongst her neighbours, as gives a better & more reall Testimoney of her, then can bee exprest by words." Despite the outcry, Mary Bradbury was ordered to appear in Salem on September 5, 1692 to be tried for witchcraft.
Mary Walcott and Elizabeth Hubbard testified they had witnessed the 77-year old Mary tormenting, choking, and "redy to kill" others. Hubbard testified she had long been tormented by a woman who identified herself as "Mist. Bradbery of salisbury" and, on the day of Mary Bradbury's July 2nd examination, saw that Mary was the same woman who had previously identified herself as Hubbard's tormentor. During the examination, Hubbard testified "...for if she did but look upon me she would stick me down or allmost choake me also on the day of hir Examination I saw Mist. Bradbery or hir Apperance most greviously afflect & torment mary wolcott Sarah Vibber and Ann Putnam and I beleve in my hart that Mist. Bradbery is a wicth..." Both women alleged Mary Bradbury "sense she has been in prison she or hir Apperance has com to me and most greviously tormented me..."
The testimony of Samuel Endicott: "Sam'll Endecott aged thrity one years or thereabout Testifies Thatt about eleven years since being bound upon a vioage to sea w'th Capt Sam'll Smith Late of Boston Diceas'd, just before we sayl'd mrs Bradbery of Salisbury the prisoner now att the barr came to Boston w'th some firkins of buffer of w'ch Capt Smith bought two, one of them proved halfe way butter and after wee had been att sea three weekes our men were nott able to eat itt, itt stanck soe and runn wi'th magotts, w'ch made the men very much distrub'd about itt and would often say thatt they heard mrs Bradbury was a witch and thatt they verily beleived she was soe or else she would nott have served the Capt soe as to sell him such butter. And further this deponent Testifieth that in four dayes after they sett sayle they mett w'th such a violent storm that we lost our main mast and rigin " Lost fifeteen horses and thatt about a fortnight after we sett our jury mast and thatt very night there came up a Shipp by our side and Carried away two of the mizon shrouds and one of the Leaches of the mainsaile: And this deponent further sayth thatt after they arived att Barbados and went to Saltitudos & had Laden their vessell the next morning she sprange a leake in the hold w'ch wasted sevrall tunns of salt in soe much thatt we were forct to unlade our vessell again wholy to stopp our leake there was then four foot of water in the hold after we had taken in our lading again we had a good passage home butt when we came near the Land the Capt sent this deponent forward to looke out for land in a bright moone shining night and as he was sitting upon the windless he heard a Rumbling noise under him w'th thatt he the s'd deponent Testifieth Thatt he looked one side of the windless and saw the leggs of some pson being no wayes frighted & Thatt presently he was shook and looked over his shoulder, " saw he appearance of a woman from her middle upwards, haveing a white Capp and white neckcloth on her, w'ch then affrighted him very much, and as he was turning of the windless he saw the aforsaid two leggs."
Richard Carr and Zerubable Endicott testified to an event occurring about thirteen years prior when, riding by the house of Captain Thomas Bradbury with Carr's father, they saw Mary Bradbury go into her gate. Immediately after Mary turned the corner of her gate, a "blue boar" darted out of the gate towards the legs of their horse, making the animal stumble. Then the blue boar darted in at Mary Bradbury's window, leading the three men to conclude that it was "mrs Bradbury that so app'rd as a blue boar."
James Carr testified that "...about 20 years agoe one day as I was accidently att the house of mr wheleright and his daughter the widdow maverick then lived there: and she then did most curtuously invite me to com oftener to the house and wondered I was grown such a stranger and with in a few days affter one evening I went thether againe: and when I came thether againe: william Bradbery was there who was then a suter to the said widdow but I did not know it tell affterwards; after I came in the widdow did so crosely treat the s'd william Bradbery that he went away semeing to be angury: presently after this I was taken affter a strange maner as if #(every) liveing creature did run about every part of my body redy to tare me to peaces and so I continued for about 3 quarters of a year by times " I applyed myself to doctor crosbe who gave me a grate deal of visek but could make non work tho he steept tobacco in (bofit) drink he could make non to work where upon he tould me that he beleved I was behaged: and I tould him I had thought so a good while: and he asked me by hom I tould him I did not care for spaking for one was counted an honest woman. but he uging I tould him and he said he did beleve that mis Bradbery was a grat deall worse then goody mertin: then presently affter this one night I being a bed and brod awake there came sumthing to me which I thought was a catt and went to strick it ofe the bed and was (seud) fast that I could not stir hedd nor foot but by and by coming to my strength I hard sumting a coming to me againe and I prepared myself to strick it: and it coming upon the bed I did strick at it and I beleve I hit it: and affter that visek would work on me and I beleve in my hart that mis Bradbery the prison'r att the bar has often afflected me by acts of wicthcraft."
Ann Putnam testified her deceased uncle, John Carr, had appeared to her and told her Mary Bradbury had murdered him. William Carr, brother of the deceased uncle, refuted her testimony. William testified he was with his brother John when he died. William affirmed that John died peaceably, quietly, never manifesting the least trouble in the world and never said anything about Mary Bradbury or anyone else harming him.
On September 9, 1692, Mary Bradbury and five other women were found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. Four of the women were among the group of eight hanged on September 22nd. Dorcas Hoar's execution was delayed when she became the first to plead innocent, then confess. Mary Bradbury escaped the gallows through an "irregularity", she was not to be found. It is believed she was aided in her escape from prison then hidden by her friends and family. The authorities searched, though apparently not with much diligence.
By October 8, 1692, twenty people had been executed in the Salem Witch Hunt. Governor Phips ordered that spectral and intangible evidence no longer be admitted in the trials. On October 29th, Phips dissolved the special court set up to prosecute the accused. A new court was created to try the remaining cases, which took place in May, 1693. No one was convicted and the Salem Witch Hunt came to an end.
Mary Perkins Bradbury, born 1615 in England, died on December 20, 1700 at the age of 85.
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Season 4
Blood of the Father, Heart of Steel
Questions are answered and truths are revealed. Learn how Henchman 21 copes with life without 24. See what happens when Brock and the Venture family are forced to part ways. Discover the final fate of H.E.L.P.eR. And all the while, the balance of the free world hangs in the hands of Dean Venture, who must kill Hitler.
Handsome Ransom
The Monarch's abduction and ransom of Hank and Dean, part of his newest scheme to hurt Dr. Venture, inadvertently catches the attention of semi-retired super-hero Captain Sunshine. As Dr. Venture and The Monarch squabble over the rules of kidnapping, Hank must decide if he's ready to become Captain Sunshine's newest young and supple sidekick.
Perchance To Dean
Hank, along with is friend, Dermott, start breaking all of the Venture Compound Rules in a bid to get his father's attention. But Dr. Venture is focused completely on Dean, who is taking his first steps in joining the family business as a Super Scientist. But someone else wants Dr. Venture's attention, too: A shadowy figure from Dr. Venture's past who is out to steal Dean's future.
Return To Malice
In the aftermath of the death of his best friend, Henchman 21 has rededicated his life to become the most feared and skilled of all of the Monarch's Henchmen. But tonight, all bets are off as Henchman 21 begins the hunt for the murderer of Henchman 24. Alliances shift, secrets are revealed, and the Venture brothers are kidnapped. Again.
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One of Dr. Venture's old inventions seems to have gotten a mind of its own, so General Manhowers sends him to Central America to fix it. The Ventures must all confront their own hearts of darkness if they're to survive what's waiting for them in the jungle.
SPHINX Rising
Henchman 21's command of Team SPHINX is starting to rub the O.S.I. the wrong way, and his new recruits are rubbing them even wronger. Meanwhile, The Monarch tries on a new face to ingratiate himself with Dr. Venture.
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Brock and the O.S.I. come under fire from the higher ups when they lose two high value super-criminal prisoners. Somebody helped them escape, and everyone aboard the hover-quarters is a suspect in this 22 minute potboiler - even the visiting Ventures.


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When beginning on the adventure of animal rights and the quest for equality for all sentient beings, it is common for people to believe that people need to be encouraged to take baby steps. Often when they say this, they are referring to encouraging people to go vegetarian first and hoping they will go vegan later.
I understand this thought process for two reasons. Firstly, I understand that telling people they need to go vegan to stop animal suffering is no easy task. But when I consider the alternative for the animals, I force myself to think very careful about what information and options I present to others. This brings me to my second reason and that is, I was a vegetarian for 12 years before I finally went vegan. So, when I first think about the idea of vegetarian first, vegan second, the idea makes sense. But when I think about it again I realize that the one thing, the one thing, that made me go vegan was very simply just being given the information. Information: BOOM! I was vegan! That was it! End of story! End of me saying, "I'm just vegetarian, but I could never be vegan!" I use to say that! And so I say with love, respect, empathy, and knowledge that while I understand where all you, "Go Veg!" people are coming from, I think you couldn't be more wrong. Yes, people should make baby steps but the first step should be veganism.
To illustrate my idea and to go along with the cliche baby steps, I will use potty-training. Imagine you're potty training a child. The point of this training, is so you don't have to clean up shit anymore, no? (Of course, it's good for the kid, as well.) You wouldn't teach the kid to shit on the rim of the seat first, and then, eventually the toilet, would you? Of course not, because you would still be cleaning up shit. In the same token, you wouldn't teach the kid to sometimes go in the toilet but other times, maybe when he/she is out of the home, enjoying a meal with friends, relieve him/herself wherever they may want. This would be ridiculous. As long as you are working on potty-training lessons, you work on it with them until the child gets it, and until they get it right. Once kids are properly potty-trained, it's no trouble or sacrifice. They only want to use the toilet anyway.
Teaching people about animal rights is more or less the same. While you have people's attention, talk to them about how to take animal rights seriously from the get-go. Just like using a diaper or the rim of the toilet creates the same mess, vegetarianism does not solve any of the problems inherent with animal use anymore than being an omnivore does. If you are vegan, you know that milk, eggs, and all other animal products cause the same suffering and death that you once thought only meat was responsible for. This knowledge is why you went vegan in the first place! So pass it on! The majority of people will want to go vegan if they have the knowledge. "What about the people who won't?" you ask? Don't worry about them. They shouldn't be the ones who get to frame our campaign.


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Western AAA Notebook: Daniel focuses on bright spots in Singleton Field opener
It wasn't easy for Daniel head coach Randy Robinson to look past his defense folding on the final drive of a 22-21 loss to Easley Friday.
However, he had to acknowledge, other than on the scoreboard, the opener at the new Singleton Field had a few bright spots highlighted by former coach Dick Singleton's grandson scoring the first Lion touchdown and the emergence of a star at running back.
Sophomore Corbin Singleton finished off an 86-yard drive by turning the corner from a few yards out, tying the game, 7-7, late in the first half. Dick Singleton, who won 191 games and a state championship in 1966, was honored before the game at the field carrying his namesake.
"I guess if there was anything positive we'll take that," Robinson said. "It was nice to see Corbin score the first touchdown on his grandad's field."
The reason Jae'lon Oglesby's 181-yard rushing day was left off the list of positives was probably because Robinson had to give 30 carries to the sophomore.
Senior running back Calvin Owens lasted one play before realizing he wasn't quite recovered from his injury while Robinson said senior back Jaquail Durham was more than likely lost for a few weeks with a leg injury suffered in the first half.
"I asked (Oglesby) at halftime and he said, 'I'll tote it every play' so we gave it to him every play," Robinson said.
He did that and more, scoring two of the Lions three touchdowns and catching four balls for 48 yards. Now that he has proved his durability Robinson should have no problem giving him another 30 carries against Greenville this week.
Approaching his team, some players tears in their eyes, after a loss to its rival, West-Oak coach Jay Brannon thought to himself that the Warriors had three options now that they are in a hole.
Dig deeper with no chance of getting out, quit and never get out or dig in the other direction until they pull themselves out.
Brannon only gave them one option.
"We're going to continue to dig and fight. The other two options, that's not who I am and that's not who they are," said Brannon, whose team is off to an 0-2 start.
West-Oak's wounds were mostly self-inflicted in a 22-9 Apple Bowl loss to Walhalla. The Warriors turned the ball over four times and spoiled a relatively solid day tackling with two missed option assignments that resulted in big gains.
With seniors at some key positions, Brannon expected the growing pains to have subsided by now.
"When you're in spring ball and in jamborees it's one thing, but when the lights go on you realize they're high school kids," Brannon said.
"As they get more comfortable the mistakes will go away. You can't really put a time frame on it, but it usually takes two or three games. I'd like to say it will be two games and we'll be ready to go this week.
The Warriors hit the road and travel to Pendleton (1-0) this week.
Walhalla forced West-Oak to play assignment defense Friday and waited for the Warriors to make mistakes.
The Razorbacks' option rushing attack is a 180-degree turn from the spread offense it had run the last few seasons under coach John Boggs, but they showed improvement and the systematic ground game paid dividends.
After totaling just 143 yards in a Week Zero loss to Palmetto, Walhalla (1-1) ripped off 205 yards against the rival Warriors.
Freshman quarterback Israel Williamson showed command of the offense and even showed a flash of brilliance on a pitch to Blane Bryant in the second quarter. As Williamson was being tackled and a Warrior defender started to cheat in to help on what he thought was a keeper, Williamson got rid of the ball and Bryant went 76 yards for a touchdown. It put the Razorbacks up 14-9 at halftime.
Bryant finished with 113 yards on 16 carries.
A road trip to Carolina Academy (1-0) this week will showcase two contrasting offenses with the Trojans running the spread.
After Chapman erased a 10-point fourth quarter deficit Friday, Seneca's season that seemed destined for greatness almost started in the gutter.
The Bobcats owe Thomas Brown a debt of gratitude.
It wasn't playmaker Trae Earle, but Brown who saved his team from another week of criticism. A Week Zero thrashing at the hands of Greer is now behind Seneca after Brown secured a wild 44-42 win with a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
Brown, known more for his prowess in the defensive secondary, busted the coverage by taking the kickoff on a bounce and after avoiding the first wave of Panthers sprinted down the left sideline untouched.
"We had a great player make a great play in a big moment," Seneca coach Wayne Green said, whose team gets this week off before hosting Broome.
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If Super Guachin's Piratas Y Fichines EP sounds a little cheesy and late-20th century, that's because that's exactly what it was going for. Luciano and Ignacio Brasolin, the two brothers of the Argentinian electronic duo Super Guachin, charge in the general direction of the bassosphere equipped with computer noises, old video game consoles and pixelated imagery. The recently-retro aesthetic fulfills the duo's on-purpose campiness that starts with its name, which translates to something along the lines of "super bastard."
The Brasolin brothers play their music on a keyboard and some old game consoles, like a Game Boy and a Commodore 64, a feat you can see performed here. Piratas Y Fichines is littered with samples from old computer programs and video game noises. The brothers goofball their way through five Latin electro tracks that sound as pixelated as the graphics they favor in videos and the album artwork, pitting a saw-like mid-range bass against a catchy South American melody. Super Guachin's synths buzz more often than they pierce, creating tracks as coarse as sandpaper.
The tracks on Piratas Y Fichines are not very different from one another, but to Super Guachin's credit, Latin-electro bass-dance music isn't exactly a well-traveled genre. So far the brothers have made it their job to carve out a sound without worrying about much more than lighthearted fun, a sound that is at once fresh and new but distinctly South American.
The Brasolin brothers are natives to Argentina, where the Zizek nightclub has hosted many like-minded acts hoping to program Latin music with digital inspiration. For Super Guachin, that means salsa-influenced melodies created on outdated video game consoles and a healthy serving of boyish humor: The first track on the album, "Un Pirata Soy," features lyrics about being a pirate (translating here!) and, in a less forgivable display of boy-humor, a big belch. You guys are cute, but not that cute—I'm wearing headphones.


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Link Request Emails, Preciprocation & More! Link Outreach and Acquisition How-To: Week 05, Link Building Strategies Video Series
Howdy folks! You might be wondering how I've been posting for the past two weeks, even though I'm in San Francisco this week and was in Seattle last week. Well, the secret is: I love you all so much that I recorded these a couple of weeks ago. (And I'm sure you all just thought my hair didn't grow very quickly.)
Onto(lo) the good stuff!
If I were giving dating advice, this would be the pickup lines section of the link building process.
This seems to be the biggest sticking point for people: "What do I say in my link request emails?" And, here, in Week 05 of the Ontolo Link Building Strategies Video Series, you'll find out how to use those pickup lines....errr...write those link request emails.
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Two weeks ago in Fort Collins, Boise State's defense was so banged up that all-conference center, Matt Paradis, almost volunteered himself to play defensive tackle.
The makeshift front-seven gave up 626 yards to Colorado State in an ugly win. A bye week allowed that unit to get some rest, and it made a world of difference Saturday night.
Boise State surrendered a season-low 265 yards of offense to Wyoming, including just 55 on the ground. Demarcus Lawrence led the charge with seven tackles, two sacks, and a forced fumble. The Broncos produced four turnovers, three of which resulted in scoring drives.
The visitors took a 7-0 lead, but BSU ripped up 48 unanswered points. Grant Hedrick threw three touchdown passes, all to his roommate Matt Miller, who set a career-high with 147 receiving yards.
Jay Ajayi rushed for three TD's of his own, but was out-gained by freshman Devan Demas, who ran for 73 yards on his first meaningful carries of the season.
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