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Darlene Ngo (October 21, 1955 – May 20, 2014) Darlene Ngo has been referred to as a matriarch of music education, and the term cannot be more apt. Darlene passed away last May from a brief battle with cancer. She was a leader in the field of elementary music, a mentor to new and seasoned music educators, and an inspiration to her students and her teaching peers. She recently taught at two elementary schools in Campbell River teaching Kindergarten through grade five as well as two choirs. Darlene maintained an active 'extra-curricular' professional life as the president of the BC Kodály Society, the president of the Kodály Society of Canada, the past-chair of the Campbell River Music Educators' Association, she is a district music mentor, a regular clinician at the BCMEA conference as well as national and international conferences. She was also involved in the recent joint Program for Quality Teaching between the BC Music Educators' Association (BCMEA) and BC Teachers Federation, has written for the BCMEA journal, and is one of the main coordinators and the Level 1 pedagogy instructor for the Kodály Summer Institute at the University of Victoria.
Jake Autio is a teacher in the Campbell River School District and holds a B. Mus (University of Ottawa), M.Mus (University of Victoria) and B. Ed (University of Victoria) and Kodály training from the University of Alberta (Level 1), University of Victoria (Level 2). In 2013, he attended a seminar and symposium in Kecskemét, Hungary. He loves conducting, singing in choirs, and playing euphonium.
Vice President, Victoria
Kristine Kosolofskigrew up singing and playing the piano in Williams Lake, BC. After graduating with a Bachelor of Education from the University of Victoria, she discovered her passion for providing all students with the opportunity to enjoy singing and playing music. She is continuing her own musical education at the University of Alberta and is hoping to take her Kodály levels there, though she would prefer to take them closer to home. Kristine is currently teaching elementary music in the Sooke school district and is the Treasurer of the Sooke Music Teacher's Association.
Vice President, Vancouver
Jo Yawneycurrently teaches Kodály classes, private violin and viola lessons, elementary chamber music, theory classes and workshops in Vancouver.In the pursuit of more stimulating and effective ways of conveying musical concepts, she has developed and published a series of resource books for music teachers, Tune Travels (www.tunetravels.net) which are presently used in schools, music academies and by private teachers in the Lower Mainland and Victoria.
For many years in Victoria she taught violin, theory and Kodály classes privately and at a Montessori preschool. She played in the Victoria Chamber Orchestra, the UVic Orchestra and the Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra. She also sang in Capriccio Vocal Ensemble, Christ Church Cathedral Choir and Musica Eclectica.
She has a B.A. and M.A. from U.B.C as well as Montessori and Kodály method training.
Jo is presently Vice-President of the BC Kodály Society and on the National Board of the Kodály Society of Canada.
Emily Pollet is an enthusiastic elementary music teacher at Quadra Elementary in SD61, Victoria. As Vice President of the BCKSC , she has enjoyed working facilitating workshops and organizing publicity. In her early teaching years, she began by teaching high school band and choir but found, as the years went by, she enjoyed teaching younger students. Faced with only minimal elementary training in her Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education programs at University of Victoria, she turned to the BCKSC for further teaching skills. Emily hopes that in her time on the BCKSC Board there will be a certified for credit Kodály levels program available in Victoria.
Newsletter Secretary
Laurel Parliament grew up enjoying vocal/instrumental music, dance and drama both in school and in the community. She always wanted to be a teacher. Laurel completed post-secondary training in music from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education from Simon Fraser University. Laurel moved to Vancouver Island and started out as a middle school band/music/humanities teacher. Fast forward several years and she is enthusiastically teaching music and band in the community of Sooke at two elementary schools and the high school. Laurel completed Kodály Level 1 at UVIC in 2013.
Secretary Victoria
Stacey Awalt has been teaching elementary music in the Victoria School District for fifteen years. She has a Bachelor of Education with a concentration in music (University of Victoria). She also has Kodály training from the University of Victoria (Level 1 and 2) and Grade 10 piano (RCM). She has a passion for teaching and enjoys singing, playing the piano and spending time with her family.
Members at Large
Annie Shum
Helen Van Spronsen gained her Bachelor in Music and Teaching Diploma in Auckland, New Zealand, before heading for London, UK. There she discovered the world of Kodály, working for the Voices Foundation, the Finchley Children's Music Group and Colour Strings, and studying with the British Kodály Academy and the Kodály Centre of London. In 1996 she spent a year studying at the Zoltan Kodály Pedagogical Institute in Kecskemet, Hungary. Helen has led workshops for music teachers in the UK and New Zealand, and currently teaches music at Signal Hill Elementary School, in Pemberton, B.C.
Romaine Gehring
Cathy Pedersenhas a Bachelor of Music Education, University of Idaho and Masters Degree in Piano Pedagogy from Southern Methodist University.
She has been teaching in the Surrey School District since 1988, using Kodály principles learned in the Kodály certification course through UVIC. Besides teaching music, she also enjoys singing in the Jubilate Choir (we are doing two concerts in Victoria / Saanich in November!). She is currently teaching elementary music in the Surrey School District and piano at Douglas College.
Maureen Garry Maureen has been teaching music in one form or another since 1987. After achieving her BMus in Music Education at UVic and her BC Teaching Certification in 1989 she started the life of a Navy wife and taught piano, trumpet, pre-school music, high school band, and participated in a variety of community groups in Nova Scotia, British Columbia and Washington State. She achieve her M.Ed is Special Ed (Education of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students), another of her passions, in 2007 and promptly got an elementary music position in the Sooke School District. She is president of the Sooke Music Teachers' Association and has finished Kodály Levels 1 and 2 over the past two years at UVic. Kodály principles have radically changed her approach to teaching music and have allowed her to build a culture of singing and music at her school.


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|Smoking-thrombolysis paradox: recanalization and reperfusion rates after intravenous tissue plasminogen activator in smokers with ischemic stroke.
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|BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: The so-called smoking-thrombolysis paradox of an improved outcome after thrombolysis was first described in smokers with myocardial infarction. We investigated whether reperfusion rates and clinical outcome differ between smokers and nonsmokers with ischemic stroke after intravenous tissue plasminogen activator.
METHODS: Consecutive acute ischemic stroke patients, who had magnetic resonance imaging before and 1 day after thrombolysis, were included for analysis. All of the patients received intravenous tissue plasminogen activator within 4.5 hours. Reperfusion was defined as a 75% reduction in perfusion deficit (mean transit time >6 s) after thrombolysis compared with baseline. Magnetic resonance angiography was used to evaluate arterial stenosis and occlusion. Functional outcome was assessed 3 months after stroke using the modified Rankin Score.
RESULTS: Of 148 patients, 21.6% were smokers (n=32). Smokers were younger (median, 61 years [SD, 9.4 years] versus 75 years [SD, 11.6 years]; P<0.001), less often women (28% versus 51%; P=0.03), had lower baseline glucose levels (median, 6.2 mmol/L [interquartile range, 5.7-6.8 mmol/L] versus 6.7 mmol/L [interquartile range, 6.1-8.2 mmol/L]; P<0.01) and higher baseline perfusion deficits (median, 53 mL [interquartile range, 13-141 mL] versus 17 mL [interquartile range, 2-66 mL]; P=0.04). In a backward stepwise regression analysis including age, sex, hypertension, glucose, perfusion deficit, and smoking, smoking had an odds ratio of 4 (95% confidence interval, 1-16; P=0.03) for reperfusion and 6 (95% confidence interval, 1-30; P=0.05) for recanalization (regression analysis for recanalization also included localization of arterial occlusion). Smokers had a better outcome (modified Rankin Score=0-2) than nonsmokers (77% versus 55%; P=0.05).
CONCLUSIONS: Smoking is independently associated with recanalization and reperfusion, indicating that thrombolytic therapy acts more effectively in smokers; because of small numbers, these results should be considered preliminary. Clinical Trial Registration- URL: http://clinicaltrials.gov. Unique Identifier: NCT00715533.
|Anna Kufner; Christian H Nolte; Ivana Galinovic; Peter Brunecker; Gerald M Kufner; Matthias Endres; Jochen B Fiebach; Martin Ebinger
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|Title: Stroke; a journal of cerebral circulation Volume: 44 ISSN: 1524-4628 ISO Abbreviation: Stroke Publication Date: 2013 Feb
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Chiropractic has always been my calling –Dr. Gabe
Some professional relationships are forged at an early age. Gabriel O'Sullivan, D.C., grew up with chiropractic. His stepfather, David Ivey, D.C., a 1976 graduate of Sherman, has been in practice in Upstate South Carolina for more than 30 years and was a technique instructor during the early days at Sherman. The father and son now work together in Spartanburg, SC.
Their office in Spartanburg, as well as another in Simpsonville, SC, is very much a family affair. O'Sullivan's mother, Shyrl, works in both offices, and his wife, Ryanne, is a CPA who also works in the practice. O'Sullivan, who graduated from Sherman when he was just 23, feels that he has "grown up" in his father's style of practice and enjoys the family atmosphere.
"My mom married Dr. Ivey when I was a year and a half old. He raised me, and I grew up around chiropractic my entire life. I fell in love with it," O'Sullivan says of a childhood that included hanging around Sherman's technique rooms, playing on adjusting tables and getting adjusted "all the time."
He says that from an early age, he saw how much his father helped people and how much time he was able to spend with his family on weekends and taking family trips. O'Sullivan and his two brothers relished the family time that their father's work schedule afforded them all. It's not that as a young boy he didn't have the normal dreams that all children have — being a fireman, a professional athlete — but he knew those weren't his career path. "I knew what I wanted to do. Chiropractic has always been my calling."
O'Sullivan spent two years at Clemson University, a school he had always dreamed of attending, to get his prerequisites before enrolling at Sherman to complete the D.C. degree. The enthusiastic young chiropractor graduated in September 2001 and began working in his father's office in July 2002. During the time he's worked with his father, he has progressed from being an associate to a partner in the practice, evidenced by a name change from Ivey Chiropractic Clinic to Ivey-O'Sullivan Health Care Services, PA. Along the way, he's learned a great deal about what it takes to have a successful business relationship with family.
"When you're working with family, you always give each other a little more help than you would with others," O'Sullivan says of the work relationship. "If I have to be off or Dad has to be off, we're always willing to work for each other. And certainly there's the opportunity for us to have good discussions and work through any tensions."
The communication process is the key to any good working relationship, O'Sullivan says, but especially when working with family members. One piece of advice that he gives to those considering joining a family practice is to know what you want out of a practice before you go into it. "You need to discuss your goals and your practice philosophy, get that squared away before you enter into a partnership," O'Sullivan says, noting that he and his father could have saved a lot of marketing dollars if they had gone through that process earlier.
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(ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION) Recalling his walk through the bloody halls of Sandy Hook Elementary School, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Thursday the nation is ready for comprehensive gun-control legislation.
"I think the American people have a feeling, and I hear it as I go across the country, that enough is enough," Holder told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an exclusive interview. Holder was in town Thursday to give an address at Clark Atlanta University.
Holder said his visit to the Newtown, Conn., elementary school, where 20 students and six staff members were shot and killed Dec. 14, marked his worst day as attorney general. He retraced his steps through the school, talking to the first responders, seeing caked pools of blood in classrooms and viewing crime-scene photos of "these little angels, these babies."
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A school's Academic Performance Index (API) is a scale that ranges from 200 to 1000 and is calculated from the school's performance in the Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program. The state has set 800 as the API target for all schools to meet.
Highlands Elementary School had an API growth score of 873 in 2012. California uses the Academic Performance Index (API) to measure annual school performance and year-to-year improvement. Highlands Elementary School's 2012 base score was 873the school meet its 2012 school-wide growth target.
In 2010, Highlands Elementary School had 20 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The California average is 24 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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Highlands School is a wonderful neighborhood school. The parents are incredible, they are very supportive and actively involved in their child's education and school happiness. When a parent comes to help in the class their contributions of time and talents benefits all the children in the class, along with supporting their child! The teachers at Highlands are appreciative of parent support and encourage them to come and get involved to understand and become learners with their child. Your child will be learning "life skills" throughout each grade level that help to build character and positive self- esteem making students aware of how they are responsible for their learning and positive behaviors.
Highland School has a reputation for being an outstanding school I agree and it is because we work together!
I have worked at Highlands School 16 years...times are tough, schools are suffering with budget cuts, work is harder, class sizes are bigger- with all of these obstacles I feel privileged and excited to go to work with such a fabulous staff, principal, and parent group!
This is a very good school once your child reaches grades 1-5; with the exception of 1 kindergarten teacher the rest leave much to be desired.
That aside it is located in a very community oriented neighborhood and there is much cooperation between residents and the school. There truly is a feeling of "family" felt. There are many cases where the current student is a 3rd generation Highlander having parents and even grandparents who attended the school.
The principal, I feel is trying her best, though because she is a human being she has and does make mistakes.


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NEW ORLEANS - The Southern Baptist Convention plans to begin its annual meeting Tuesday to elect a new leader and consider how to attract more believers in a country that's more diverse than ever.
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Reaction to a Journal News/LoHud report on guns in the Lower Hudson Valley, including an interactive database with handgun permit registrants' locations:
"The Journal News does it again. A poorly written article trying to sensationalize the anti-gun frenzy. No journalistic work just cut and paste. How about visiting Mount Vernon or Yonkers and tracking the real danger, unlicensed guns. ..."
- Kevin Murphy (via LoHud.com)
"Does anyone understand that anti-gun laws do not work? The killer in Newtown was below the age minimum to legally carry guns. He used them in gun free zone. He stole the guns from his mother. That would be THREE laws he broke. How would more gun laws prevent another tragedy? What is more dangerous than guns?"
- Michael Landi (via LoHud.com)
"Isn't the gun supposed to be a deterrent? So it's better for criminals to know where they don't want to go."
- John Fix (via Facebook)
"... The only reason they can list the gun owners in these counties is because we HAVEN'T broken the law. Otherwise we wouldn't be on the list. ..."
- Richie Himes (via LoHud.com)
"I feel safe!"
- Rich Nappi (via Facebook)
"... This anti gun newspaper is as usual going against the will of most of its readers. How about attacking Hollywood and all of the liberals who are making profits off of their violent gun filled murder scenes and the violent video games and those who make them instead of the NRA and those who support it ..."
- Michael Kearins (via LoHud.com)
"Hey (LoHud), are you going to let the criminals know when we go on vacation too ... ?"
- John Brady (via Facebook)


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Back from PDC and I'm still unburying from all the work I have. PDC was great,
but thoroughly exhausting, and I learned to drive way to aggressively all over downtown
LA in a stylish white Pontiac Grand Am, which Anson Horton (a fellow turtle) described
as an angry vacuum cleaner. MapPoint was definitely
my friend. The best part about these events are the people you meet, whether
they are customers, RDs or MVPs, it was great to hang out and socialize with these
groups as we don't get the opportunity to do that too much.
The cat is finally out of the proverbial bag for most of Whidbey/Yukon and a good
chunk of Longhorn, and now developers are finally getting first hand access to Whidbey
bits. So what's coming down the road? We'll you'll probably see several
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73% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
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Price: $$$
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It's ..pigmented
-This line is very reddish/orangeish. Would be better if it was more ashy/neutral.
-Not good for girls with black/brown hair.
-Looks super unnatural
Basically, you can tell that there is color underneath your brows because it's such a reddish brown color. Gets weird and patchy too when you sweat
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Black
I've been using this for about a year now and I absolutely love it! I regularly get compliments on how amazing my eyebrows are! It used to take me about 15 minutes to do my eyebrows before and now it only takes me 5 minutes to get completely flawless brows! I have very oily skin and pencils would always melt down my face after about an hour but the wax/powder both stay in place all day, even during my all nighters. The powder does have red undertones to it, which is perfect for me, but it's definitely something you want to be aware of when purchasing.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
this product is amazing! a bit pricey but totally worth it....its the best brow wax and powder kit i've ever used, their eyebrow pencil is also really good but if you're going to be using it everyday like me i would recommend you buy this as the pencil does finish quite quick.
the only con i think it has is the fact the brushes are two small they don't help when you're trying to do your eyebrows quickly before work or going out! but apart from that i think this product is absolutely brilliant and i would defiantly buy it again (i'm already on my 2nd box!) it looks really small but trust me it lasts longer than a year!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was looking for a product for my super dark brows, the arch needs to be defined and rounded and for that I need a good long lasting, dark pigmented but natural looking product. Anastasia brow pencils ran out to fast and so weren't worth the money and there powders had two shades in each where one was too light for me so I was only really going to use half the pot, why waste money? This product is great! It matches me so well! The wax allows for shaping the arch and filling in huge sparse gaps. The powder then sets it and makes my brows the right shades :)!! LOVE THIS PRODUCT. The tweezers and brushes in it are good quality but too small to use easily so I only keep those for travel for everyday daily use I use my own angled brush! :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This product i quite easy to use but it doesn't look very natural. The wax is easily smudged but the powder fills in the eyebrows very nicely and it lasts absolutely ages! The other downside is the cost, at £23.50 you need to really love it to buy it but you can get these a lot cheaper on ebay. It's a shame they don't sell the powder serparately.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I tried to love this but I am just not a fan. The darkest is not very dark on me. It looks very reddish-brown on my brows and does not colour match on my jet black hair. This product is very expensive and I think that with cheaper products I can do a better job. I enjoy the ELF dupe of this product, I feel like it is more effective than this for some reason. It's just very plain and I don't see the hype. I like the packaging though! I returned this one back to Sephora. :(
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This product is too oily for my oily skin. It looked great after applying, but slid right off my brows within hours. I tried it with the groomer and the powder plain and even the powder was too creamy to stay put. Recommend only for DRY skin..
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
So benefit introduced a product for people who doesn't have their natural eyebrows anymore or who never had eyebrows in the first place.
This product has two textures you apply the first texture and then layer over the second texture.it is better than using eyebrow pencil but as with most cosmetics brow zings aren't designed for people who has white or very light yellow skin tones because their skin texture is soft and this product has a vinyl almost leather quality finish to it and could only ever look good on people who has darker skins who doesn't have hair on them.I would only recommend this product to people with the Afro skin texture and Afro hair texture because it is the same finish as their skins and obviously any hair they have on their face or body must be the same texture as the hair that grows on their head unless their perming their hair to create Afro hair texture then they could never have brows or lashes naturally of any texture other than Afro.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I get asked almost daily whether I get HD brows. The truth is that I wax, pluck and trim my brows myself but the real finishing touch is benefit brow zings. I have been using this for 5 years now but was previously terrified of darkening my black brows for fear of looking like Liza Minelli!! Now I can't live without this product. Still looks very natural, but you can build the powder and go for the 'scouse brow' look if you're so inclined! It lasts a long time, and you don't necessarily need to use the wax portion, I just use the powder. The little brushes includes are handy, but I use a mac flat edges brush to apply the powder. Truly great product.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I bought this almost a year ago and have been using since. At first, I loved it even though my eyebrows are naturally very dark and thick so I never really needed this product, however it gave the polished and neat eyebrow look that is in at the moment. Loved it until now, almost a year later I have found a shocking discovery. My left eyebrow has been shedding and now looks very sparse, and it looks funny because my right brow is thick and dark and now makes my face look uneven. I was speaking to a lady at my local Benefit beauty bar and she told me that a few customers had experienced the same, and they all said it was just to one eyebrow. I am pretty sure that is is down to this palette, maybe the wax part of the duo? Very unhappy and now having to try all sorts to restore my left brow to normal! I would stick to a pencil or if like me you were blessed with thick dark eyebrows just leave them alone!
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Height: 5'10" Weight: 210 pounds
From: Elizabeth, New Jersey
Finishing Move: The Flying Elbow Drop
An aerial artist of the X Division, Jay Lethal debuted with TNA in 2005. His unique personality and unorthodox antics have led him to be one of the most popular and entertaining athletes in TNA. He calls New Jersey home and signed with TNA at only 20 years old to become one of the youngest and fastest emerging stars within the company. His high flying, risk-taking persona has raised the bar of TNA's standards and helped make the X Division what it is known today. One of Lethal's greatest moments happened in 2007 when he pulled off one of the biggest upset victories in TNA history, defeating Kurt Angle for the X Division Championship. As mesmerizing as Lethal's career, 2010 would prove to be one of his best years yet. Lethal dropped his "Black Machismo" persona in favor of impersonating one of the all time greats, "Nature Boy" Ric Flair. While some say imitation is the greatest form of flattery, Flair did not see it that way. Their rivalry lead to one of the most memorable moments in TNA Impact history when the two got into a heated war of words, with Lethal doing his caricature of Ric Flair.


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Google Maps Nav hits Android 1.6 ahead of iPhone
updated 03:50 pm EST, Mon November 23, 2009
Maps Navigation brings most features to 1.6
Google today gave Android a further edge by porting Google Maps Navigation to Android 1.6 phones. The update gives the T-Mobile G1, myTouch 3G and some international devices support for the turn-by-turn navigation system that was previously limited to the only Android 2.0 device, the Motorola Droid.
It lacks a handful of features that depend on Android 2.0, like voice recognition, but still supports the bird's eye and street view perspectives. Google also suggests the app's unique option of creating shortcuts to locations on the home screen to skip typing directions by hand.
Updating the navigation app requires a free download of a beta version of Google Maps from Android Market.
The update gives Android a further advantage in smartphone-based navigation as it provides advanced, free directions that don't usually exist elsewhere. Google has said it's talking with Apple to bring the feature to the iPhone, preferably through the native Maps software written by Apple itself, but hasn't said how close it may be to implementing the feature or with what limits. iPhones support speech commands but aren't necessarily guaranteed to get the same level of features.


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The stories that captured our attention in 2012
As we close out 2012, we here at KATU.com are taking a look back at the stories that both made the most headlines and that were clicked on the most times by our readers:
Clackamas Town Center Shooting
Around 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 11, 22-year-old Jacob Tyler Roberts put on a hockey mask and opened fire with an AR-15 rifle at Clackamas Town Center.
Roberts killed two people and injured a third before turning the gun around and ending his own life. Had his rifle not jammed, the death toll in the crowded mall might have been much higher.
Steve Forsyth and Cindy Yuille were killed in the attack. Forsyth, 45, was a father of two and owned a marketing company. Yuille, 54, was a mother and a hospice nurse.
Kristina Shevchenko, 15, was shot in the chest and survived.
"It's a miracle I am recovering as quick as I am from all my injuries," Shevchenko said less than two weeks after the shooting. "A lot of people were praying and keeping me and my family in their thoughts. That does have a big impact."
Just a few days a later another young man opened fire at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., killing more than two dozen people, many of them young students. These two incidents, along with other recent mass shootings, sparked a national conversation about both gun control and our mental health system.
Whitney Heichel Murdered
Another gruesome story captured the attention of Oregonians this fall and became one of the most-read stories of the year on KATU.com.
On a Tuesday morning in October, Whitney Heichel left her apartment in Gresham but didn't show up for work at a nearby Starbucks.
Her bank card was used a nearby gas station and her SUV was found abandoned in a WalMart parking lot, but neither investigators nor her family and friends knew where she was.
During the week, police teams combed several remote areas. In a somber news conference on the Friday after Whitney disappeared, police made a disturbing announcement: Heichel had been murdered and her body dumped on Larch Mountain.
Police arrested Jonathan Daniel Holt, who was a neighbor and acquaintance of Whitney. Investigators said Holt sexually assaulted her then shot her in a remote area of Clackamas County before dumping her body.
Holt is still awaiting trial.
Same-sex Marriage Legal in Washington
2012 was a monumental year for supporters of same-sex marriage in Washington. The year started with the Washington Legislature voting to allow same-sex marriage after an impassioned plea from Governor Chris Gregoire.
Opponents later gathered enough signatures to refer the measure to voters. In November, just about 54 percent of voters said the state should allow same-sex couples to marry and in December Gregoire signed marriage equality into law.
The law went into place on the morning of Dec. 6. Around the state, couples lined up at county offices to be among the first same-sex couples to get a marriage license under the new law.
In Vancouver, the young couple of Jessica Lee and Ashley Cavner were in line at midnight when the office opened. A picture of them embracing and smiling became one of the enduring images of the year published on KATU.com.
Portland Mayoral Race
In May, Jefferson Smith and Charlie Hales secured the top two spots in the Portland mayoral race to move on to a November run-off election.
To observers, it seemed like it would be a tough, close race. Then the controversies started making headlines and taking their toll.
At first, it seemed like the negative headlines would revolve around Hales. In June, The Oregonian reported that an editorial signed by Hales lifted passages from a newspaper article. There were also recurring questions about his Washington residency during much of the 2000s.
But ultimately it was Smith whose past came back to haunt him the most.
Stories came to light about Smith punching a fellow player during a basketball game, as did concerns about his driving record.
Then we had the controversy that would define the last month of the campaign; Five weeks before Election Day, Smith hastily called a news conference to address a Willamette Week report that he had been cited in college for hitting a woman during a campus party.
He had settled with the woman and charges were dropped, but the fallout from the story and Smith's reaction the controversy diverted public attention from his policy.
On Election Day, Hales cruised to victory.
Legal Marijuana in Washington
The morning of December 6 marked another legal milestone in Washington history: it was the first day smoking recreational marijuana was officially legal in the state.
Along with Colorado, Washington residents voted in November to legalize marijuana and the law went into effect a month later. Colorado and Washington are the first states to legalize recreational pot.
A midnight on the sixth, hundreds of people gathered under the Space Needle to toke up legally. (Technically, smoking in public is still prohibited, although it's a low enforcement priority for many police departments.)
"This is a big day because all our lives we've been living under the iron curtain of prohibition," said Vivian McPeak, the director of Seattle's Hempfest. "The whole world sees that prohibition just took a body blow."
Japanese Dock Washes Ashore
In June, a large Japanese dock that had been knocked loose by the earthquake and tsunami the previous year culminated its trans-Pacific journey and washed ashore on Agate Beach, just north of Newport, Ore.
The dock drew plenty of curious tourists to the beach, but also carried with it hundreds of millions of organisms, including some that could have been very harmful for the local ecosystem.
Volunteers scraped the dock clean and scorched it with torches to remove any invasive species. Almost two months after it first washed ashore, a demolition crew cut it up and removed it piece by piece.
The Agate Beach dock turned out to be just the first of much debris to wash ashore on the West Coast. Empty boats, a motorcycle, another dock and other smaller debris have all washed up, with more expected in 2013.
Elephant Born at the Oregon Zoo
A 300-pound bundle of joy was born at the Oregon Zoo this year. Mother elephant Rose-Tu endured around 20 months of pregnancy and 30 hours of labor before giving birth to Lily on the morning of November 30.
Lily entered the world to great fanfare, including packs of curious reporters and a social media contest to pick her name.
But it wasn't all a joyous occasion for zoo officials; several days after her birth the Seattle Times published a report about how the zoo didn't actually own Lily. Rather, she was owned by a company called "Have Trunk Will Travel."
The controversy stirred emotions, although both the zoo and the company said they have no intentions of taking Lily away from the Oregon Zoo.
Turner Flooding
Residents in Turner, Ore. kicked off 2012 under a deluge of water. Turner, as well as several other areas around Oregon, was inundated with floodwaters.
"I haven't seen it this bad since '96," resident Dave Rosling told us at the time, referring to extensive floods that hit the state in 1996.
Officials evacuated residents from Turner during the height of the flood and NW Natural shut off gas service.
"You never want to see anyone go through pain or strife, but we did this back in '96 and we bounced back," Turner police Chief Don Taylor said during the flood.
Some of the most viral stories on KATU.com in 2012:
- 'Just a bunch of dudes walking across the bridge wearing camo' - The article opened with a line that sums up this story nicely: "It's a scene that practically defines the phrase 'keep Portland weird.'" In August, a group of well-meaning bearded men walked across the Burnside Bridge in camo gear with a rifle. They were trying to shoot photos for a charity calendar, but instead set off a panic that caused police to swarm the bridge.
- 'I think they knew they messed with the wrong girl' - Two teenagers probably regret they day they tried to grope Priscilla Dang. Dang was out for a run in June when one of the teens grabbed her rear. Unfortunately for them, Dang is a martial arts expert and fought back hard when the other teen threw a punch.
- Portland man's musical proposal explodes online - The now-famous lip dub marriage proposal video that ended up on many "best viral video of the year" lists was made right here in Portland. As of this writing, the video was up to 17.1 million views on YouTube.


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Ernest & Celestine -- a contender for this year's best animated film Oscar -- is pure delight. The film's gorgeous, hand-drawn animation is as lovingly detailed as the drawings a girl mouse named Celestine is secretly making about an imaginary mouse and bear friendship. Such a thing is anathema in the bear-hating mouse world, which exists directly below a French city populated by mouse-fearing bears (who live like humans). One night, Celestine ventures above ground and helps a very hungry bear named Ernest break into a candy shop, an act of generosity that sparks a friendship more wonderful than any Celestine could have imagined. In adapting Gabrielle Vincent's children's book series (huge in Europe), screenwriter Daniel Pennac and first-time director Benjamin Renner, collaborating with co-directors Vincent Patar and Stéphane Aubier (A Town Called Panic), mix whimsy, slapstick, and gentle pathos with easy grace. A virtuoso sequence in which bear cops and mouse cops join forces to chase down our heroes, whose friendship has become a scandal, should set little ones to giggling, while the moment when Ernest plays his violin while Celestine sits quietly drawing is sure to melt the heart of even the crankiest parent. If our human world made sense, this little gem would take home the gold. (In most theaters, moviegoers can choose between the subtitled French language version, which this reviewer saw, and a version dubbed in English.)Chuck Wilson
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) _ An attorney for an eastern Kansas sheriff who tipped off his lover that she was the subject of a drug investigation says the woman's name should never have been revealed in a petition seeking his ouster.
Former Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Curry's resignation went into effect Monday after he agreed to a 12-month diversion program in exchange for prosecutors dropping two criminal counts against him.
He was charged with misdemeanor official misconduct for telling former Franklin County prosecutor Heather Jones a confidential informant claimed she bought methamphetamine, and with felony interference for lying about having an affair with her.
Jones was never charged with a crime, and her attorney says the drug allegation was unfounded. She now works as an assistant district attorney in nearby Johnson County.
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(Washington Post) Forget threats of furloughed workers or reduced security at embassies.
Here's what might be the most powerful incentive yet for members of Congress to come up with a deal to avert the sequester: the head of the Air Force today warned that the spending cuts that will go into effect March 1 could cause the military to eliminate those lovely miljet flights that lawmakers enjoy.
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