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- March 21, 2014
A TEN-year-old girl says she was punched in the head by a group of girls while riding her bike home from school with her sister.
Demi Cassar was riding home with her nine-year-old sister, Chloe, along Hodges Cres in Vincent, when she says she was surrounded by a group of five older girls about 3.20pm Wednesday. Demi said she didn't know the children who attacked her and was speaking out to warn other kids in the area.
"These girls were sitting on the fence and my sister went past and they got up and surrounded me and stood on the path," she said.
"They started swearing and calling me names and … as I was walking my bike past, they punched me in the side of the head. It hurt ... I was a little bit scared."
Demi said she then got back on her bike and pedalled home with her sister.
They told their mother, Belinda, what had happened and she reported the incident to police.
Demi said she didn't see the punch coming but felt the impact of a fist against the side of her head.
Ms Cassar said she felt it was no longer safe to let her children ride home from school anymore but she didn't have a car to pick them up.
"My blood was boiling when I found out," she said.
"I just don't want them riding ... I had my bike stolen from Stockland so I can't even ride with them. They usually stop at the park for a play on the slides but if there are kids like that hanging around, it concerns me."
Ms Cassar said she had made a formal complaint to police in the hope the children responsible would be caught.
"What if it had been a kid younger than her?" she said.
"Just because she is a tough egg, doesn't mean other kids riding past are going to be as resilient as what she is.
"There were houses across the road so there has to be somebody who saw something."
Townsville Police confirmed they were investigating a complaint in relation to an assault on a young girl.
Townsville Crime Prevention Unit Senior Sergeant Janelle Poole said parents should talk to their children about protective behaviours and develop a personal safety plan.
"Talk to children about things like what would you do in this instance to keep yourself safe," she said.
"It can be really simple things like if you're riding your bike home and you got a flat tyre, what would you do? It's about getting children to think about how to keep themselves safe in difficult situations."
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Greg of Townsville Posted at 9:09 AM March 21, 2014
Fred Nerk your comments are both ignorant and inflamatory. You have no idea what Police Officers do on a daily basis. I'm also happy that they write tickets for leaving your car unsecure. Secured vehicles means less thefts, less use of Police resources, less claims on insurance policies, lower insurance premiums for everyone. Why are you not angry at the little darlings who orchestrated the assault? Mr Nerk, you are part of the problem I'm afraid, not part of the solution.


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The Government and Politics of the European Union
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March 2013 - Pamushana, Zimbabwe
Delightful news for the month of March is that we've welcomed the return of a pack of seven wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) to our reserve. They moved from the vast Gonarezhou reserve that is south of us, and we hope they remain on Malilangwe for a while.
Wild dogs are the masters of dispersal. They can move huge distances in search of mates and the longest straight-line dispersal recorded is 476 kilometres from the Northern Tuli Game Reserve (where South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana meet) to Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe.
We noticed something unusual about this male cheetah hunting alongside his sister – his one eye was a misty blue. It became apparent that the young male was completely blind in his left eye. We had not seen this pair before – they could have arrived here from a neighbouring reserve. There are so many possible causes for him being blind – a genetic defect, a claw from a sibling, a twig from a tree, an injury from a rival predator, venom from a snake – who knows…
When you see an adult male and female cheetah together it is safe to assume they are mother and her full-grown cub, a mating pair or a brother and sister. These two were of the same age and were not a mating pair, so they must be siblings that had left their mother and, in due course, will part ways with each other as well. It will be interesting to see how this partially sighted cheetah copes on his own. They have excellent eyesight for daytime hunting, and can spot prey species several kilometres away. Will he be able to survive without his sister – and is this why he has stayed with her for so long?
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|The Costume Collection tells the fashion history of Melbourne and Victoria. The strengths of the collection are in the locally made and worn costumes, dating from 1850 -1970 and in the work of contemporary Victorian designers who have used the collection as inspiration for their designs. The collection provides insight into patterns of consumption, emigration, trade, and social change.
|Dinner Dress, 1880
|Dinner Dress
Maker Unknown
Date: 1880 ca.
Silk, cotton, crin (horsehair), glass, lace
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|Black and cream dovetail striped dinner dress with cream and black lace at neck, front and trimming the set in straight sleeves. Black glass faceted buttons at front. Full length skirt with central pleated cream silk panel and black ribbon detail. A crin or petticoat made from horsehair is attached to the interior skirt.
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|Bridal Corset 'The Celebrated C.B. Bridal Corset'
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Date: 1890
Silk, coutil, whalebone ?, lace, metal
|Corset in silk satin with floss embroidery. Delicate flowers are embroidered over breast gussets. The corset has metal slot and stud fastening down the front of busk and is back lacing with metal eyelets. Silk floss embroidery features at top and bottom of boning channels on front of corset to prevent boning from penetrating the exterior silk. Interior is linked with coutil.
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Unknown Maker
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Feathers, wire, paper
|This floral corsage is constructed from tinted, cut and wired feathers. The spray is a feat of virtuosity – taking the delicacy of the feather and transforming it into a representation of a rose, tulip, convolvulus and mimosa?
The corsage was much prized and when the owner immigrated to Melbourne in 1854 she brought these flowers with her.
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England, 1850 ca.
Maker Leslie, Capel Street
Leather, cotton, ink
|These soft leather dancing slippers date from the mid Victorian period. This style of shoe was in fashion from the 1820s to the 1860. Both slippers are the same - meaning they were not made to correspond with either foot. To differentiate them the makers often printed the words 'left' or 'right' inside the shoe.
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Date: 1896
Silk, lace, cotton, metal, whalebone, wool
|This wedding dress was re-purposed from an 1866 wedding dress and was worn 30 years later in 1896. The circumference of the skirt, the decorative flounce, the centre closure and pleats of the bodice all reference the 1860s wedding dress. The 1890s are evident in the oversized gigot sleeves, the decorative bow treatment at the small of the back, and the pouch like bodice front.


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Two-time NCAA decathlon champion Ethan Miller of Central College is the Division III men's field athlete of the year, selected by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Miller captured his second straight decathlon title at the NCAA Championships last week. He racked up 7,017 points and won the event by more than 230 points. It's Miller's third overall national title in addition to his 2011 decathlon title and indoor high jump crown. He's the first back-to-back decathlon champion in Division III since 1999-2000.
Miller, an 11-time all-America honoree, received the same honor for the 2011 indoor season. Earlier this year Miller was tabbed as the USTFCCCA Central Region field athlete of the year for the fifth time overall and was also cited as the Iowa Conference field events MVP for the fifth time overall. Three times this season Miller was named the league's outdoor field events athlete of the week.
Central finished tied for ninth in the team standings at the national meet, its seventh top-10 finish in the program's history. The Dutch have won 29 national individual titles, including 13 crowns in men's track and field.
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Adams War Memorial to be dedicated
Southern Butler County residents have a new place to honor veterans this Memorial Day.
Organizers at 2 p.m. on Sunday will dedicate the Adams War Memorial in Adams Township Community Park.
It honors veterans from Adams, Mars, Valencia, Evans City, Callery and Middlesex.
Mars Mayor Gregg Hartung said the memorial is a great way to unify southern Butler County through appreciation of its service members.
"It's important to recognize our veterans, and it's a nice reminder for the folks there that those who served our country are special," Hartung said.
The memorial, which features 598 bricks engraved with the names of living and deceased military personnel, is a meaningful addition to the township, township Supervisor Linda Lees said.
"It is humbling for any family member of a veteran to have the community join together and build this memorial to the point that would warm their hearts," Lees said.
Community members have husband and wife Paul and Mary Jane Ford to thank for the memorial, according to Lees.
"Mr. and Mrs. Ford volunteered to begin the process, and without them it wouldn't be as special as it is," Lees said.
Paul Ford, a veteran, brought the idea to the township supervisors after delivering supplies for a similar memorial in a small town inspired him.
Mary Jane Ford said she and her husband worked on the memorial daily since they began the project in June.
"These people did this. Not Paul and I," said Ford, whose husband put finishing touches on the memorial last week.
"I feel extremely grateful. Without their help we wouldn't have been able to do it in the length of time that we did it."
Volunteers and donors have helped from surrounding areas.
Kaclik Builders, a company from Evans City, excavated the site for construction, and County Line Supply Yard in Valencia provided limestone.
Rabold's Nursery in Butler donated bushes and the Douds Bros. Landscaping of Mars volunteered labor.
Akasha Chamberlain is a freelance writer for Trib Total Media.
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Diversity at Northeastern University is about more than what you look like or where you come from—it's about the choices you make, the ideals you uphold, and the dreams you pursue. Here you'll find a welcoming community where you will encounter people interested in your choices, your ideals, and your dreams—and who are happy to share theirs, too.
Life at Northeastern is also about being part of an urban campus that is engaged with its surrounding community and the city of Boston. We welcome students from all around the world and from a myriad of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds to this vibrant, wonderful city.
Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service
The Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service (203 Ell Hall) serves and supports the spiritual and religious lives of the entire Northeastern community. The center is home to the Sacred Space (200 Ell Hall), a beautiful, award-winning multi-faith area for worship, private contemplation, group meetings, and special events. The center offers dynamic programs focused on spirituality, interfaith and intercultural dialogue, service learning, and civic engagement. Spiritual advisers from diverse faith traditions are available for spiritual guidance, mentoring, worship facilitation, program planning, and support. The center also oversees and supports the Social Justice Resource Center (106 St. Stephen Street), the Hillel Center (70 St. Stephen Street), and the Catholic Center (68 St. Stephen Street).
Among the many religious and spiritual student groups active on campus in any semester are:
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Roadmap: Next openSUSE in November
The openSUSE team is abandoning its usual half-year release cycle and is planning its next versions for every eight months instead.
The openSUSE 11.2 release actually should have been ready soon, but the developers decided to postpone it to a later date, supposedly September 2009. Now project manager Stephan Kulow ("coolo") has released the roadmap in the project mailing list and openSUSE 11.2 is not expected until November. The subsequent versions should follow: November 2009, "Fichte" (11.2); July 2010, "Rousseau" (11.3); March 2011, "Voltaire" (12.0); November 2011, "Lessing" (12.1). The intervals end up being between seven and eight months.
As Kulow says, "This gives us a single release in 2009 and 2010, and two release in 2011. The version names and numbers may change, of course."
Coolo bases the decision on the relatively late release dates, among other things, on avoiding holiday blackouts in the summer months that openSUSE can pick up the spring release of GNOME 2.28, allowing ample time for development. How the recent lay-offs from Novell's openSUSE project affects the timetable wasn't brought up.
The openSUSE 11.2 release should include software components such as KDE 4.3, GNOME 2.28, Kernel 2.6.30 (or later), ext4 as the standard filesystem, a web interface for YaST and netbook support with completely new drivers. The roadmap is not set in stone, but feedback to Coolo's announcement has been generally positive.
New Next openSUSEI am so looking forward to the next openSUSE version it's not even funny. Now that Linux is getting to the point of delivering multimedia drivers and other advanced hardware drivers - it's starting to feel like a Microsoft environment where things don't work at all or only half work and a person has to wait a year for a complete fix. I think with the version 11.3 with ext4 and a perfected KDE GUI will finally show the world what Linux is all about...in comparison to Microsoft. In the same breath I will have to add - be prepared for having to buy new and more powerful PC's though. With the new Linux kernel at 2.6.28 - a lot of peripherals will be running and everyone knows they take a lot of resources which means probably a minimum of 3.0 gigahertz CPU's having to be used for accepted behaviours of the programs. Everything has its cost and Microsoft found with Vista that overloading the PC's makes for a nasty audience of users.
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Many of the facilities will accept the trees for free; you will find their recycling services as well as Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control-sponsored drop-off sites. Christmas trees are no longer accepted for recycling at any Delaware State Park locations.
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"We have a constitutional crisis," Levin said. "It is in fact a constitutional crisis."
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After the massive success of Star Wars, a sequel came out three years later, and would go on to be a beloved film in its own right after its release in this day in history.
Star Wars, written and directed by George Lucas, was a massive hit and the science-fantasy movie would get a sequel released on May 21st, 1980, The Empire Strikes Back.
Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and the entire main cast of the original would return, along with the introduction of characters such as Yoda (Frank Oz) and Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams).
The heroes struggle to escape the grasp of the Empire. Luke Skywalker seeks out the training of a Jedi Master while Han, Leia and the rest try to avoid Darth Vader's grasp.
The film was considered by some to be the darkest of the three, and went on to gain acclaim from fans. It was also a financial success, earning hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The Hanks Knights flexed their muscles at the plate and got a strong pitching effort from BreAnna Fuller to claim the Gold Bracket of the 10th Annual Fox Country Softball Tournament with a 7-3 win against Canutillo on Saturday at Blackie Chesher Softball Complex.
El Paso Times' All-City Preseason Player to Watch Julinn Torres homered and drove in three runs, while Allison Alvarez also homered in the win for the top-ranked Knights, who improved to 17-2 on the season. Meanwhile, Fuller pitched all seven innings, had three strikeouts and managed to get key outs when she needed with a strong defense behind her.
"It was a good team effort and I liked the progress of our team this weekend," said Knights coach Shelley Prather, whose team defeated Franklin 6-4 in the semifinals to reach the title game. "Everyone stepped up and did some good things."
Fuller just returned to the team from basketball, along with first-base starter Ariel Blair, while Alvarez just joined the team from wrestling.
Hanks scored single runs in the first, second and third, then put the game away with two runs apiece in the fifth and sixth innings.
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Philipsburg Boro manager McDonald resigns
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
By Tyler Kolesar
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PHILIPSBURG - Philipsburg Borough Council accepted the resignation of Borough Manager Jan McDonald at last night's meeting for personnel issues, effective at the end of the month. However, some council members wanted the resignation to be effective immediately.
Council member Walt Chorle said he was "extremely disappointed" in McDonald writing a letter to The Progress regarding an internal borough affair. Chorle made a motion to accept his resignation effective last night, but the borough would continue to pay McDonald until the end of February. The motion was then seconded by Barb Gette. President Fred Grauch disagreed with McDonald finishing immediately.
"I personally don't see any reason to do that," said Grauch, who also stated that technically McDonald is retiring and not resigning. "I think that serving out until the end of the month would be beneficial for the borough, to let him continue his work while he's here."
Grauch said McDonald has offered his services on a part-time basis as the borough looks for a new manager, stating he thinks allowing McDonald to do so would be an asset to the borough.
"As long as Mr. McDonald is working, he's going to be held accountable for his actions," said Chorle.
Chorle said some of his actions were "very, very unfair," including drug testing one borough worker and not another worker.
"I don't want to hold him accountable," said Chorle. "I want to accept his resignation tonight and move on."
Gette said she agreed with Chorle.
"He decided to resign," said Gette. "It's time to move on. I am not interested in keeping him on as a consultant or a part-time (worker) ... This borough council is weak. And we have been weak for a long time because we have allowed Jan to do whatever he wanted to do without any accountability. It is time for Jan. At his pleasure, he resigned. Let's accept his resignation tonight, and have him out of here tonight or first thing tomorrow morning. Pay him what we need to pay him, and we're done. It is time to move on. We have to do this as a council. We have to do it."
Gette again stressed how weak council has been, as no one has been taking accountability for the past three to four years she has been on council. The vote to accept McDonald's resignation immediately failed by a 4-2 vote. Voting for immediate resignation were Chorle and Gette, while Grauch, Mike Wilks, Sam Womer and Dave Dixon voted to allow McDonald to continue until the end of the month.
Grauch said he would like to review the ad for borough manager, which would be distributed to various local and state media outlets. Grauch said he would like to collect resumes for two months. Gette asked if they had the job description completed, to which Grauch showed the previous job description. Grauch said he felt the ad needed to be completed immediately while the job description "can be done at our leisure" since it would take the two months to even find candidates.
"It feels like to me we're putting the cart before the horse here," said Gette on sending out an ad before the actual job description is completed. "Don't you think that we should all go over this (borough manager's job description) and revise this before we run an ad?"
Grauch said since they're not actually interviewing for two months, there wouldn't be a problem with revising the job description in that amount of time. Gette said borough council is so ineffective and she would like to think they could review it in that amount of time, but isn't positive it will get done.
"We have serious issues here," said Gette. "We have employment issues, we have personnel issues. Did you ever think of an interim manager? To get us through the rough time right now?"
"I actually think that would be detrimental to us unless we brought Jan back on an as needed basis," said Grauch.
"Well that won't happen," said Gette.
Chorle agreed with Gette.
"It's called think and do," said Chorle. "Not do and think. You need to reflect on what's happened here. Major problems are happening here and I will tell you as a council (person), you're (Grauch) accountable. You're the leadership. Things aren't right here. And just running around and kicking the can down the road, looking for the next one, isn't going to work. You need to find out what went wrong with Jan McDonald and what we don't want in a borough manager. He's quitting for a reason. There are some problems that happened recently that are monumental."
Chorle said immediately looking for the next manager is "disgraceful and horrifying to the community."
"Very bad decision, Mr. President, but you're in charge," said Chorle. "And if you would like to do that, more power to you. I won't be supporting you."
A motion then passed by a 4-2 vote that allowed the borough to advertise for the position. Voting yes were Grauch, Wilks, Womer and Dixon. Voting no were Chorle and Gette.
In other news, citizen Betsy Ross asked Grauch and Wilks if they had heard if one of the borough workers was operating with an invalid state driver's license. Ross asked, if true, was this person fired like a previous worker was that had an invalid license. Grauch said he did not know of anyone who had been fired or of anyone who did not have a driver's license.
"You want to go on the record as saying there's no one that works here that did not have a license," Ross asked Grauch.
"I know as much as you do, so that's all I can tell you," said Grauch.
"That's true," said Ross.
Wilks also denied knowing of anyone having an invalid license.
Later in the meeting, Womer said he would like to see the borough hire Lee Gunter as a full-time employee.
However, council agreed that a borough manager should be in place before hiring anyone.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday night at 7 p.m. at the borough building.


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Serving as a drone pilot in Iraq for 15 months in 2006 and 2007, Colón said he was "the only Democrat in my platoon," and he's accustomed to hearing the views of others and working together for a solution.
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