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This outstanding book assesses the whole sweep of American thought from the colonial era to the present day. Some two hundred and fifty scholars - from history, literature, religion, philosophy, political theory, and the social sciences - have written original and substantial essays on pivotal topics and figures in the history of American intellectual endeavor and achievement. Includes concise biographical entries, suggested further reading, extensive cross-references and a complete index.
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ABSTRACT: Children's cooperative activities with their peers become markedly coordinated during the 3rd year of life. During these activities, the child needs to follow his/her peers' gaze to objects, and look at the same objects to initiate coordinated action. Since 3-year-olds' ability to follow their peers' gaze has not been studied, we experimentally investigated this in our study. In the experimental trials, an experimenter induced a child (looker) to look at a doll on display, and observed the reaction of another child (follower) who was in front of the looker (and not looking at the doll). In the control trials, the experimenter displayed the doll in an identical manner when the follower was alone. The followers followed the gaze of the lookers, looking at the doll in approximately 90% of the experimental trials, compared with 20% of the control trials. These results indicate that 3-year-olds can follow their peers' gaze.Infant behavior & development 05/2008; 31(2):280-6. DOI:10.1016/j.infbeh.2007.11.002 · 1.34 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: In the field of developmental psychology, there is speculation that pointing gestures by infants are good precursors of infant language acquisition, and some researchers have found correlations between these pointing gestures and some indices of language acquisition. Infants' pointing gestures are presumably related to language acquisition because they provoke verbal responses from adults. To test this, seven boys and six girls were observed during free play time in a nursery classroom, and post-pointing and matched-control data were collected. Comparison between these data confirmed that the nursery staff spoke to infants at a significantly earlier stage in post-pointing sequences, compared with control sequences, indicating that pointing gestures elicit verbal responses from adult caregivers.Infant behavior & development 01/2008; 30(4):562-7. DOI:10.1016/j.infbeh.2007.04.001 · 1.34 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: This study examined whether the choice of interactors is influenced by indoor and outdoor situations. Peer relations among twenty three-year-old, eighteen four-year-old, and twenty five-year-old children in an urban preschool in Japan were observed during indoor and outdoor free play situations. We analyzed the partners in the interactions, the number, and the stability of interactors. The Shannon-Wiener diversity index (H) was used to measure the stability of interactors. In outdoor situations, three-year-old and four-year-old children were involved with a diversity of interactors, while four-year-old children's preferred friends were stable. Five-year-old children showed a relation with stable interactors in both indoor and outdoor situations, choosing different interactors in each situation. In addition, the children who had few interactors in indoor situations increased their relations with interactors in outdoor situations. These results suggest that three-year-old and four-year-old children are affected by environmental factors that seem to stimulate the children's physiognomic perception, whereas five-year-old children make use of the environment. Opportunities for children to encounter various situations and meet various peers may facilitate the development of social relations.Shinrigaku kenkyu: The Japanese journal of psychology 05/2006; 77(1):40-7. DOI:10.4992/jjpsy.77.40
Article: Grooming relationships of adolescent orphans in a free-ranging group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) at Katsuyama: A comparison among orphans with sisters, orphans without sisters, and females with a surviving mother[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The present study examined grooming relationships of adolescent females in a free-ranging group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) at Katsuyama. To assess whether the loss of the mother influenced the grooming relationships of adolescent females (5-7 years old), we compared the time spent in grooming interactions and the number of grooming partners among the following three groups: 6 adolescent orphans with sisters, 9 adolescent orphans without sisters, and 11 adolescent non-orphans with surviving mothers. In Japanese macaques, grooming most frequently occurs between mothers and their daughters. Therefore, it is expected that if the mother is lost, orphans will devote less time to grooming interactions than non-orphans. However, the time spent in overall grooming interactions did not differ among the three groups. While non-orphans maintained grooming relationships with their mothers, orphans acquired alternative grooming relationships with other group members. Orphans adopted two kinds of tactics to compensate for the loss of the mother. First, adolescent orphans with sisters developed more affiliative grooming relationships with their sisters than non-orphans with sisters. Secondly, adolescent orphans without sisters spent more time in grooming interactions with same-aged females and non-related adult females. Moreover, regarding grooming interactions with same-aged females and non-related adult females, orphans without sisters had a larger number of grooming partners than non-orphans. These results indicate that adolescent females have enough flexibility to develop their grooming network after the loss of their mothers, and that the lack of mother and sisters might accelerate socialization of adolescent females and enable them to be integrated in reciprocal adult grooming relationships.Primates 05/2005; 46(2):145-50. DOI:10.1007/s10329-004-0108-6 · 1.34 Impact Factor
Article: Playback experiment to test maternal responses of Japanese macaques (Macacafuscata) to their own infant's call when the infants were four to six months old[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Calls emitted by infants when the infant loses sight of its parents are useful to estimate the infant's requirement for parental care. When an Old World monkey infant loses sight of its mother it emits whistles. Therefore, it would be interesting to determine whether mothers could distinguish their own infant's whistles from the whistles of other infants. The response of each of seven Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata) mothers to her own infant's whistle was compared with their responses to another infant's whistle. Matched control playback experiments were performed when the infants were four to six months old. The results showed that each mother could distinguish her own infant's whistle from that of another infant when the infants were four to six months old. Although a stricter experimental plan is required to further examine the issue, we found that the dominance rank of the infant's mother was another important factor in the female response to the infant's call. The finding suggests that females can associate a call emitted by an infant with its mother's rank, even before the infant begins to wander far from its mother.Behavioural Processes 02/2005; 68(1):41-6. DOI:10.1016/j.beproc.2004.10.002 · 1.57 Impact Factor
Article: Case Reports on Parturition and Maternal Behavior in a Free-Ranging Group of Japanese Monkeys at KatsuyamaPrimate Research 01/2004; 20(1):31-43. DOI:10.2354/psj.20.31
Article: Distribution of Grooming Among Adult Females in a Large, Free-Ranging Group of Japanese Macaques[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We analyzed grooming episodes recorded among adult females in a large, provisioned, free-ranging group of Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) at an individual level. Each female groomed on average 10 of the other 84 females, and 54% of them devoted 50% of their grooming to a single female grooming partner, which indicates that most females had grooming interactions with a relatively small subset of available females. Although 65% of the total grooming bouts were between related females, 25% of females disproportionately groomed unrelated females, 22% groomed related and unrelated females equally, and grooming was kin-biased for the remaining 53%. Moreover, 11 of 16 kin-groups included at least one female that groomed unrelated females significantly more often than related females. In 18% of unrelated dyads, grooming was directed down the hierarchy, in 58%, grooming was well-balanced between the two females, and in the remaining 25%, grooming was directed up the hierarchy. The results indicate that although Japanese macaques are considered a despotic species based on their dominance style, this group included some females that showed egalitarian tendencies, i.e., grooming was directed down the hierarchy or was well-balanced, and was directed toward unrelated females as often as or more often than toward related females. The presence of egalitarian individuals might be important to maintain a well-organized, female-bonded group.International Journal of Primatology 05/2003; 24(3):607-625. DOI:10.1023/A:1023744515134 · 1.99 Impact Factor
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Traveling with your baby during her infancy is probably the easier traveling that you will ever do. For the first few months, all your baby will care about is her comfort a full stomach, a clean nappy and a comfortable place to lie down or sit. If you can satisfy these basic needs then your baby will probably travel with minimum protest. The main thing is to try and maintain her normal patterns as much as possible.
Long trips involving time zone changes can disturb your babys sleep patterns. So it is absolutely critical that your plan your babys activities according to his schedules. If she wakes up early then plan an early start of your activities. Be prepared to stop earlier as your little one will get tired and cranky sooner.
If you plan to remain in a new time zone for more than two or three days, your babys internal clock will gradually shift to coincide with the new time zone that you are in. You will need to adjust mealtimes to match the times when her body is telling her that she is hungry.
Your baby will adapt to her new environment more rapidly if you bring some familiar things from home, for instance her baby blanket, bath toys, soft toys etc. Try and give her normal meals that she is used to. This is not a time to try out a new formula or introduce her to new tastes.
When packing a trip with your baby, its usually best to use a separate bag for her things. This makes it easier to find items quickly when you want them and reduces the chance that youll find an important one. You will also need a large baby bagfor her bottles, toys, snacks, nappies and wipes. Always keep this bag with you.
When traveling in a car, make sure that your baby is safely strapped in her car seat . The back seat is the safest place for your baby to ride. Rear-facing seats should not be placed in the front seat of a car with a passenger-side air bag. If you are going to rent a car, make sure that you reserve a car seat in advance or bring your own one.
If you are not sure how to strap your baby on a plane ask for help. Unless you buy a ticket for your baby, you will be expected to carry your baby on your lap. However you can always request for a bassinet in advance.
If you are bottle-feeding your baby bring extra formula in case of unexpected delays. If you are nursing and are concerned about privacy, ask the attendant for some blankets that you can use as a screen.
If you plan your trip well, there is no doubt that you and the little one can enjoy the much needed break.
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Alright i started making formal predictions last year, and didn't make the best predictions, but they definitely were not horrible choices, and i would like to make up for that this year hopefully, by acing most of my predictions
*=Clinch division**=Clinch wildcard
AFC East
1. New England Patriots* (9-7)2. New York Jets (9-7)3. Miami Dolphins (8-8)4. Buffalo Bills (4-12)
This division is usually an easy prediction, seeing as the Patriots have consistently dominated the division, although this year its a bit more puzzling. I still believe the patriots will win the division, but not as easily as they have in the past. With the 6th hardest schedule in the league this year, and a very tough devision, the wins won't come easily this year. I don't feel Tom Brady's contract issues will affect their season at all, but with a tough, improving Jets team, and a quickly improving Miami, just finding wins within the division could be difficult. Despite all this, they should still remain atop the division. The New York Jets should definitely battle with the Patriots for the division this year, but i feel with a young Mark Sanchez, who has injury problems himself, and contract disputes with the leader of their defense, the over-hyped Jets will barely break even this year. Miami made a great move in trading for Pro-Bowl Receiver Brandon Marshall, and have a young, developing quarterback in Chad Henne. They also have one of the top ranked rushing offenses behind Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams. Despite this i feel its just too tough of a division for the Dolphins to have a great season. They've got the talent and potential, but i don't think this is their year. The Buffalo bills made a good move in drafting C.J. Spiller, although i feel it was not necessary seeing as they have two great backs in Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch. They will make an improvement this year, but not much.
AFC North
1. Cincinnati Bengals* (11-5)2. Baltimore Ravens** (11-5)3. Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8)4. Cleveland Browns (3-13)
Its definitely a bold call to predict two 11-5 teams in one division, especially one of them being the Cincinnati Bengals, but i honestly believe the Bengals have improved enough and should be respected for the team they have built. Last season the Bengals surprised everyone by going undefeated in such a tough division, and also making the playoffs, however short their run may have been. With Palmer being healthy again, a very talented running game behind Benson, an ecstatic Ochocinco, thanks to the signing of future hall of fame receiver Terrel Owens, who i believe still has some gas left in the tank, and should be a dominant force in the passing game this year, theres no reason its not possible for the Bengals to have an amazing season. You also can't count out the Bengals defense, that came in at #5 overall last year, and should improve this year with the maturing of its young stars, including Leon Hall, Jonathan Joseph, Ray Mauluga, and Keith Rivers. The Baltimore Ravens have made two consecutive playoff appearences behind young QB Joe Flacco, and their dominating defense. Although this season i don't believe they will be able to have the same success as usual. I still believe they will make the playoffs, but it's not the same team as before. I feel this team will be driven behind a strong offense unlike years past where their defense lead the way. The acquisition of WR Anquan Boldin will give a definitive boost to the passing game, and the rushing game fueled by Ray Rice will make great strides this year. Despite all this the loss of Ed Reed will take a big blow to their already weak secondary. An Aging Ray Lewis still has what it takes to lead this defense, but it won't be the domination it has been in years past. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be hurting this year without their QB Ben Rothelisberger for the first 6 games, which is why i have predicted them at 8-8 this season. The return of star Troy Polomalu will definitely boost their defense, and a strong running game behind Rashard Mendenhall will support the team without their quarterback, but i don't think this will be enough.
AFC South
1. Indianapolis Colts* (12-4)2. Houston Texans** (9-7)3. Tennessee Titans (9-7)4. Jacksonville Jaguars (7-9)
This division has been completely dominated by the colts for the last decade, and i don't see that coming to an end this year. Peyton Manning coming off his second consecutive MVP season, could be pushing for a third, and will be looking to make a run at another super bowl. This team is very talented and definitely has the potential to repeat their success from last year, The texans definitely have something great going for them with Matt Schaub and Andre Johnson. Matt Schaub led the league in passing yards last year, and Andre Johnson has just renewed his contract to remain a Texan for the remainder of his all-star career. With the drafting of RB Ben Tate, their running game should improve. The Texans have been gradually improving since their introduction to the league, and should just continue to improve, and i think they finally have the team to see some success. Tenessee had a very up and down season last year, starting off very rocky, but reemerging thanks to Vince Young, and the always impressive Chris Johnson. Although they have a great team, i feel VY still needs some time to develop before they can win this very tough division again, although they could have a battle with the Texans for the wild card. The only things Jacksonville has going for them is a revamped offensive line, a few defensive additions, and an all-star running back in MJD. They wont have a terrible season, but it wont be up to expectations, and coach Jack Del Rio could be on its way out, and Jacksonville should be happy with breaking even at best.
AFC West
1. San Diego Chargers* (13-3)2. Oakland Raiders (8-8)3. Denver Broncos (7-9)4. Kansas City Chiefs(6-10)
San Diego coming off of an amazing season, and also a disappointing playoff loss to the Jets, will be looking towards the big game this year. Phillip Rivers can definitely be considered an elite QB now, leading the Chargers to their 13-3 record last season, while their rushing game was virtually non-existent ranking in at 31st in the league. Drafting Ryan Matthews was definitely a great move, and i see him as the only running back in the draft that can come in and make a difference right away. With the LT era over in San Diego look forward to Ryan Matthews taking the workload, and i predict over 1,000 yards his rookie season, leading the Chargers along with Phillip Rivers, possibly to the Big game. The Oakland Raiders....yes the Oakland Raiders. I finally believe they can get past their woes, and FINALLY break even and not have a losing season. With Jason Campbell coming to town, who i believe has a lot of untapped potential, the raiders offense, that has always had a little bit of a sparkle, may be rejuvinated. Even if Darren McFadden doesn't step up, they have a promising power back in Michael Bush. Oakland already has a great defense with players such as Nnamdi Asomugha, Richard Seymour, and the newly added Rolando McClain, and should be looking to improve this season, and this could be a great team in the making in Oakland. The Denver Broncos started off great last season behind coach Josh McDaniels, but fell apart towards the end, in my opinion due to their ailing offensive line, and sub-par QB Kyle Orton. For some reason Denver has a lot of faith in Orton, which i feel he has not earned, and without his favorite target Brandon Marshall, it can only get worse. An aging defense and sub par offense is all Denver has to look forward to this season. I Think Kansas City is on the right path towards improving, with the drafting of Safety Eric Berry, the signing of veteran Thomas Jones, and a healthy Cassel, the Chiefs should look to improve from their poor performance last season
NFC East
1. Dallas Cowboys* (11-5)2. New York Giants (9-7)3. Washington Redskins (9-7)4. Philadelphia Eagles (8-8)
The NFC East is never an easy division to predict due to the tremendous talent in all of its teams. This year i feel its the Cowboys division to lose, behind quickly maturing Tony Romo. I feel Romo can finally be considered an elite quarterback after making a run in the playoffs last year, and proving he doesn't choke in the big game. The cowboys will be looking to be the first team to play a home super bowl in Dallas this year, and in my opinion have a very good chance, behind a very solid team. The New York Giants in my opinion are an underrated team, which in years past has been when they performed their best. Eli Manning has proven to be a great leader, and has some great young receivers in Steve Smith, Hakeem Nicks, and Mario Manningham, to compliment him this season. Brandon Jacobs hasn't lived up to the hype the past two years, but his backup Ahmad Bradshaw has shone sparkles of greatness, and could be a sleeper this year. New York always has a great defense, and with a healthy Umenyiora it should improve this season. The Washington Redskins may finally be turning things around behind coach Mike Shanahan, and newly acquired quarterback Donovan McNabb. McNabb is a proven leader, and also a proven winner, and will be looking to finally win a ring and turn his potentially hall of fame career around. Shanahan showed up in Denver in the early 90's and quickly led a legend know as John Elway to two consecutive super bowl wins, and has the potential to do the same in Washington. A strong defense and a potentially explosive offense in Washington could lead to a very surprising defense. The Philadelphia Eagles i feel made a huge mistake in the release of Donovan McNabb, as they had finally placed the talent around him to be great. I don't feel Kevin Kolb has the experience to lead the team to better than an 8-8 record, especially in a division as tough as this.
NFC North
1. Green Bay Packers* (12-4)2. Minnesota Vikings** (10-6)3. Chicago Bears (8-8)4. Detroit Lions (5-11)
The NFC North was a big surprise last season with the emergence of the Vikings behind Brett Favre. Although i feel this season Green Bay will be atop this division, despite the return of Favre. Aaron Rodgers is no doubt an elite quarterback leading the explosive Green Bay offense, and i feel he can only get better. Ryan Grant will be looking for a great season, and i believe with their amazing passing attack, he may be able to do it. Green Bay's defense is also quite underrated. Many people overlook the fact that they led the NFL in take-away's last season, behind the defensive player of the year Charles Woodson. With players such as AJ Hawk, Nick Barnett, and Al Harris to compliment Charles Woodson i feel this could be their year. Minnesota is definitely a completely different team behind Favre, but with the injuries of Sidney Rice, who could miss half the season, and Percy Harvin, their offense could definitely be in bad shape, even with the signing of Favre's former teammate Javon Walker. The defense should perform as usual, and they will still be a great team, but i don't think they can compete with the powerhouse Packers this year. The Chicago Bears surprised me last season with the difficulties they faced, but it should turn around quite a bit this year. Jay Cutler led the league in interceptions last year, but then again he was kind of pushed into an offense he wasn't used to, and i feel he could turn it around this year. The last 8 games Devin Aromashodou really stepped up and played marvelously, and the bears also signed all-star DE Julius Peppers during the offseason, and have made quite an improvement. It could be quite some time before the Lions really turn it around, especially in a division as tough as this. They made a big move in drafting Jahvid Best this year, who has the potential to be the next big star, but the team definitely needs alot more work.
NFC South
1. New Orleans Saints* (11-5)2. Atlanta Falcons** (10-6)3. Carolina Panthers (9-7)4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-12)
This division could be pretty interesting this year, with the defending super bowl champs, a much improving Falcons team, and a decent Panthers bringing up the rear. I feel the Saints will still have a good season led by Drew Brees and the most explosive offense, possibly in NFL history. Coach Sean Peyton is no doubt a creative genius in the offensive part of the game, and their defense can't be overlooked. Brees has never thrown for under 3,400 yards and 34 touchdowns since hes been with the saints, and i feel if he can be the man to finally break the "Madden Curse" the Saints could be looking to repeat their success. The Atlanta Falcons led by Matt Ryan have been on the brink of success for the past two years, and i think this might be the year they make that extra push. If Michael Turner can stay healthy, and the offensive line can hold its own, theres no reason the Falcons shouldn't hit 10 wins this year. The Panthers are led by the #1 rushing attack in the league, led by DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart. Its not every year you see two running backs on the same team rush for 1000 yards the same season, and its no doubt Carolina has mastered the dual threat backfield. Although the quarterback situation is holding them back, and the loss of Julius Peppers on defense will take a major toll to this team. Tampa Bay is definitely in a rebuilding stage, and are looking to Josh Freeman to bring them through this stage. He has shown to be a quickly maturing player, and has great potential, but just doesn't have the supporting cast around him to turn the team around. Tampa did make great moves in the draft to improve their defense, and in a few years could finally turn things around.
NFC West
1. Seattle Seahawks (9-7)2. San Fransisco 49ers (9-7)3. Arizona Cardinals (8-8)4. St. Louis Rams (4-12)
In my opinion this was the hardest division to make predictions on, due to the inconsistency it faces every year, with coaching changes, players leaving, and the teams somehow managing to fall apart. I do believe this year the Seahawks have definitely made the moves necessary to make it atop this weak division. Pete Carrol may not have a great NFL resume, but he was definitely an amazing coach in college, and i think he may turn things around for Seattle. They revamped their offensive line during the offseason, to protect veteran quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, and also drafted a deep threat in Golden Tate to compliment TJ Houshmandzadeh on the other side. The defense will regain Lofa Tatupu this year, and have a great player in young linebacker Aaron Curry, and i feel Seattle has the potential to win the division this year. San Fransisco is definitely the favorite to win the division in most people's eyes, but i don't feel former #1 pick Alex Smith has what it takes to run the offense. They have a great running back in Frank Gore, and also signed veteran Brian Westbrook in the offseason to compliment Gore's skills. The outstanding defense led by all-pro linebacker Patrick Willis will definitely be top 5 this season, and also added former USC star Taylor Mays to the secondary.despite all this i feel the lack of a leader for the offense will lead to them be ing toppled atop the division. Arizona faces the loss of future hall-of-famer Kurt Warner and leaves former heisman trophy winner Matt Leinart to lead the offense. The injury of Fitzgerald and the loss of anquan Boldin will have a hamper on this team, but the rushing attack led by Chris "Beanie" Wells should drastically improve in years to come, all in all i feel without Kurt Warner Arizona can no longer be considered elite. The St.Louis rams Can't possibly do worse than they did last year, and look forward to #1 pick Sam Bradforrd being thrown straight into the mix. The Rams have alot of young potential with players such as James Laurenitas, Sam Bradford, Marty Gilyard, and their rushing machine Steven Jackson, and have made improvements on their offensive line, and will slightly improve from their horrible season a year ago.
All in all it should shape up to be an amazing season in the NFL, and we will all be following closely, please note that i am completely biased in all my predictions and base them off statistics and logic, and my own football knowledge. I look forward to all comments and criticism's.
2010-2011 Super Bowl Prediction
San Diego Chargersvs.Green Bay Packers
Packers win 27-24
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Sara Beth Harlow and Lucretia Harrell: Close to 500 Weatherford High School graduates crossed the stage to receive their diplomas at Thursday's Commencement Exercise in Fort Worth. Pictured (from left) are Sara Beth Harlow and Lucretia Harrell (photo by DERIK MOORE).
Fifteen high school students in Angela Arthurs' class teamed up with Weatherford Regional Medical Center to participate in a mock tornado disaster drill on May 11.
The hypothetical torndao touched down at 8 a.m. on May 11, and students entered the hospital with "artificial" wounds. WRMC staff assisted the students with their own protocol.
Weatherford High School's graduation event will take place May 31 at the Fort Worth Convention Center beginning at 7 p.m.
This year's valedictorian is Baha Eren who plans to attend The University of Texas at Austin. His parents are Zuhal and Selahattie Eren.
Spencer Christiansen is the salutatorian, and he plans on attending Brigham Young University. His parents are James and Heather Christiansen.
Weatherford High School has approximately 498 graduates this year.
Weatherford High School Valedictorian Baha Eren
Weatherford High School Salutatorian Spencer Christiansen
Senior Class Sponsor: Pictured (from left) are Board Member Kip Hooks and WHS Senior Class Sponsor Christine Goss (photo by DERIK MOORE).
One of the best traditions at Weatherford High School is hosting the senior prom in the high school gym. It takes a lot of work to host this event at the campus and to transform the gym into a magical setting, but it makes the event unique.
Fortunately, each class has a sponsor and this year's sponsor was Christine Goss. During this school year, when she wasn't teaching English/Language Arts, Goss fufilled her role as the Senior Sponsor for the Class of 2011 which meant that she had done a lot of fundraising.
EMT Graduates: Weatherford High School's Health Science and Technologies class had its first-ever emergency medical technicians (EMTs) graduate at Weatherford College on May 15. Pictured (from left) are Ryan Smith, Steffanie Carter, and Aimee Bartlett (courtesy photo).
Lady Roo Golf Team: Pictured (from left) are Katelyn Swan; Kip Hooks, Board member; Jake Strickland; and Tins Setti (photo by DERIK MOORE).
Weatherford ISD Board members recognized the Lady Roos' varsity golf team at their May 12 meeting for winning its second district championship in a row, as well as a Regional appearance in Lubbock.
Darryn Shearmire
Darryn Shearmire was named the new Weatherford High School girls basketball coach following last week's WISD Board meeting.
Shearmire, who also will teach mathematics at WHS, has 23 years coaching experience. He comes to Weatherford after a 13-year stint at Grapevine High School.
While at Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, Shearmire amassed five post-season appearances - including a district championship in 2006. He was also voted as Coach of the Year in 2006.
Lady Roos softball team: Photo by Charlotte LaGrone
Senior pitcher Jordan Wallace had a sixth-inning grand slam to give the Lady Roos a 4-0 Regional Quarterfinal win over Odessa Permian May 13 in Abilene.
Weatherford advances to the Regional Final playoff round where it will face Plano High School in a three-game series beginning Thursday at Clay Gould Ballpark/Allan Saxe Softball Field in Arlington.
Wallace's home run was set up by a walk from senior Makayla Baeza, followed by a bunt by sophomore Kelsey Horton, and a fly ball that was botched by Permian from freshman Elizabeth Konig.
Weatherford High School sophomore Kelsey Horton's three-run homer in the sixth inning broke a scoreless affair and helped Weatherford's Lady Roos softball team go on to beat El Paso Hanks, 5-0, Friday in Odessa.
With the win, the Lady Roos advance to the Region I-5A Quarterfinal Playoff Round where they will face Odessa Permian Friday in a one-game series at Wells Field on the campus ofAbilene Christian University beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Senior ace pitcher Jordan Wallace continued her dominance on the mound striking out 19-of-21 El Paso Hanks batters. She now has 36 strikeouts in only 14 playoff innings. Also, she increased her season strikeout total to 334.
October 22, Saturday - Middle School All-Region Choir Audition at Granbury Middle School
November 5, Saturday - Middle School All-Region Choir Clinic and Concert at Weatherford HS
March 6-7 - Middle School UIL Choral Concert and Sight Reading Contest at Aledo HS
September 24, Saturday - High School First Round Audition - Granbury HS
October 15, Saturday - High School Second Round Audition - Burleson HS
November 18, Friday evening - High School Third Round Audition - North Crowley HS
November 19, Saturday - High School All-Region Choir Clinic and Concert - Weatherford High School
January 7, Saturday - High School All-State Audition - Midland HS
February 25, Saturday - UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest - TCU
AHS Ladycats vs. Springtown at Aledo;
Varsity, 6:30 p.m.
JV, 5 p.m.
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Libra Moon Favors Relationships
This promises to be a pleasant day under the Libra sun with the moon in the same sign. Relationships are breezy, and people seem to naturally do the things that bring them in synch with one another. Of course, that can take a lot of different forms, depending on the relationship. Some people are at their best when arguing like rivals.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Your love is unique, and the one who values this is special indeed. You'll look for and find the right expression for the profound way you feel about this person.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). There's something to be said for not wanting to work too hard at boring tasks. Lazy people who try to find the easy way may wind up helping out the rest of the world by inventing it.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You're a detective, and you'll enjoy the satisfaction that comes from figuring out what actually happened. Truth is stranger than fiction, but lies are the strangest in that they sound logical but just don't feel right.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Because you love someone, you are willing to ignore certain less than stellar behaviors, and you would appreciate the same courtesy. Selective attention paves the way to emotional intimacy.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You will capture people's fascination by telling a good story, weaving a bit of fun or bringing attention to the lovelier aspects of the day. Let imagination triumph over the reality of a situation.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You may be reserved in public at times, but you still sing out loud when you're alone in the car. Someone you're around today will bring out that freer side of you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Love is less like a wave that washes over you and more like a riptide. Resist, and you'll only get carried away. The best way is to swim parallel to the shore, and eventually you'll feel free again.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Maybe you're not in the mood to do the nice thing, and that's fine for now. Nice can be boring. You'll do the thing that challenges people, makes them think or makes them laugh.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You'll meet new friends who can help you in business or pleasure. You're not looking for a chameleon who will conform to your personality. You prefer the feisty types with their own opinions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). A little competitiveness will be good for friendship and love. Too much of it will be completely detrimental. Sometimes the best sportsmanship is exhibited by the one who refuses to play the game.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You may have serious values, but you will laugh at a silly joke, too, and your partner never tires of your multidimensionality. Singles: Get out to meet new people, and someone will become smitten with you.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You are very accomplished, but you know better than to show off these accomplishments, preferring to keep everything on a need-to-know basis. The restraint you show will impress someone.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (Oct. 5). Free, easygoing energy surrounds you. Your goals are not hard to achieve, and many will join in the effort to help you through the next seven weeks. Increase your patience and determination in January. You'll be better for surmounting the challenge to your personal life. February begins a new chapter in love. Capricorn and Sagittarius people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 31, 3, 39, 4 and 11.
12 MAPS TO NOW: Do you sometimes stray so far from Now that you have trouble finding your way back? That's a good way to miss out on life. Here's another map to return you to the present.
MAP No. 6: Follow the Guitar. The very definition of music is that it's a certain sound played in a certain time. If you are listening to music — really listening — you are powerfully connected with the moment. Develop your ear, appreciation and attention span for music with the Follow the Guitar exercise.
Choose a piece of music you like, and listen to the song following only one instrument — for instance, the guitar. Pay attention to when the sound comes in and out. What is the emotion of the part? Is it playful and skippy, determined and forceful, or does it sing like a mournful sigh? How does it bounce off of or blend with the other instruments? At first, it may be difficult to stick with the exercise. Halfway through the song, you may lose yourself in the whole effect, abandoning your ear's allegiance to just the guitar. If so, gently bring yourself back around. Play the song again, and listen to another instrument in the same way.
CELEBRITY PROFILES: Kate Winslet will star with Josh Brolin and Tobey Maguire in the upcoming drama "Labor Day," the story of a depressed single mom who offers the wrong man a ride. This lovely Libra gravitates toward strong roles, and her four artistic Libran luminaries suggest that she loves to melt into the aesthetic of her characters through the magic of costume and makeup.
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Area leaders in Organization Development will discuss current research in the field from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday, July 24, at Memorial Medical Center
SPRINGFIELD, IL—Former Quiddity contributors, Justin Hamm and Erika Eckart with be doing a reading on Saturday, September 21, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. The reading will take place at The Vachel Lindsay Home located at 603 South 5th Street, Springfield, IL. This building celebrates the work as well as life of the poet, Nicolas Vachel Lindsay and is operated by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. They provide readings along with various events and lectures for the public within the home.
Ericka Eckart has work that has been published in Quick Fiction, Quarter After Eight, and Women's Studies Quarterly. She currently lives in Chicago where she teaches English on the south side.
Justin Hamm's work has appeared in Nimrod, The New York Quarterly, as well as various other publications. He lives in Missouri and is the founding editor of the museum of americana and is the author of the chapbooks, Illinois, My Apologies, and The Everyday Parade/Alone With Turntable. Hamm earned his MFA from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2005.
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