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The Highway 13 and Whiteriver Avenue interchange will be closed today through Thursday, April 19, for construction work. Through traffic will still be allowed on Highway 6 and Highway 13.
Bookcliff, Mount Sopris & South Side Conservation Districts and Garfield County Vegetation Management will provide cost sharing to landowners for controlling noxious weeds.An on-site visit is required to identify weeds, address resource issues and develop a weed management plan. The deadline for spring application is July 15. Applications for the program are available at the conservation district office by calling 945-5494, ext. 105, or visit www.bookcliffcd.org to download an application. To arrange an on-site visit, call the conservation district at 945-5494, ext. 105, or Steve Anthony, Garfield County Vegetation Management, at 625-8601.
One Book 4 Colorado is a statewide campaign to promote early literacy by providing free new books to every 4-year-old in the state. Putting a book in the hand of a young child can inspire a love of reading and help that child develop into a life-long learner.Colorado Reads: The Early Literacy Initiative is an effort to help ensure all Colorado children are reading at grade level by the third grade. This year's book, in English and Spanish, will be distributed to 4-year-olds at all Garfield County libraries and doctors' offices from April 18-29. All families with 4-year-olds are eligible to receive a free book. Info: 625-4270 or www.gcpld.org
"Edcate," a 30-minute weekly radio show designed to help inform Spanish-speaking families and residents of the Colorado and Roaring Fork River valleys about the educational opportunities in the area, debuted recently on La Nueva Mix in Glenwood Springs.Hosted by Yesenia Arreola, youth outreach coordinator at Colorado Mountain College, and Janeth Niebla, community organizer from the Manaus Fund, the show explains the importance of getting an education, from preschool through college. Experts on various topics will be guests on the show.The show airs on 94.5 and 102.5 on the FM dial from Carbondale to Parachute, and from Parachute east to Summit County, every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments on a revised natural gas pipeline proposal south of Rifle.In December 2011, BLM released a proposal for a 22.3-mile natural gas pipeline called the Kokopelli Phase II, and two water lines that would share the pipeline trench for 4.1 miles. Construction on the pipeline and water lines was proposed to begin in 2012.Due to current natural gas market conditions, Bargath LLC, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Williams Midstream, has said the gas pipeline is delayed at least until 2013. Construction on the water lines, which are proposed by WPX Energy, is still proposed for 2012. Splitting the project means excavating separate trenches at different times.As BLM begins the environmental assessment of this revised proposal, it wants to hear any concerns or issues from the public. Because the pipelines would share a corridor for 4.1 miles, BLM is continuing to analyze the natural gas pipelines and the water lines under the same assessment to better evaluate cumulative impacts.The natural gas pipeline would be a buried 16-inch pipeline that would cross 22.3 miles from the Dry Hollow Compressor south of Silt to the Rulison Compressor near Anvil Points. Approximately 7.6 miles would be installed on BLM-managed lands, 0.9 miles on national forest lands, and 13.8 miles on private property. The two 6-inch water lines include the 4.1 mile section that would parallel the proposed Kokopelli trench, plus an additional 0.6 miles of private land. The water lines would provide water delivery and collection capabilities to gas fields in this area and would reduce water truck traffic.Comments are requested by May 2, 2012. The proposal and map are available on-line:www.blm.gov/co/st/en/fo/crvfo/GSFO_MasterPlansOfDevelopment.html. Written comments and questions should be directed to Colorado River Valley Field Office at 2300 River Frontage Road, Silt, CO 81652 or by email to BLM_CO_SI_ RVFO_ firstname.lastname@example.com.
Out-of-work Rifle residents are being invited to participate in a new entrepreneurial team aimed at creating new business opportunities.The Rifle Regional Economic Development Corp. is partnering with Economic Enrichment NetWorks of Grand Junction to create a Discovery 9 Opportunity Team (D9) in western Garfield County. The goal is to provide underemployed or unemployed residents with an opportunity to learn a new field of employment, discover entrepreneurial opportunities, partner with a seasoned business professional and research local business needs. A D9 Team comprises nine members: seven unemployed adults, one staffer from the local Workforce Center, and one active business person. The purpose of the program is to create new business opportunities and possibly launch new businesses. Additionally, the program aims to integrate the D9 members into the community to help them find jobs and serve as a community think tank for local businesses. The Rifle D9 Team will meet one to two times a month for one year and will be supported by the Rifle Regional Economic Development Corp., the Rifle Workforce Center and local area business professionals. "This is a great opportunity to network, learn and grow job skills and most of all, contribute to the economic vitality of the region," said Julie Bjurstrom, executive director of the Rifle Regional Economic Development Corp. To learn more about joining the D9 team, contact the Workforce Center at 625-5627 or the Rifle Regional Economic Development Corp. at 625-4202.


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Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
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Equipment Operator 3rd Class Stacy Williams, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3's construction civic action detail in Cambodia, plays with local children who live near the Rolous Health Center where the team recently completed construction of a new bathroom facility. NMCB 3's legacy stands strong in its ability to build and fight anywhere in the world as either a full battalion or as a group of autonomous detachments, simultaneously completing critical engineering and construction missions. For this deployment, NMCB 3 has split into nine details to perform critical construction projects in remote island areas such as Timor-Leste, Tonga, Cambodia and the Philippines. The teams are also conducting operations in Atsugi, Yokosuka and Okinawa, Japan, Chinhae, Republic of Korea and China Lake, Calif. (U.S. Navy photo by Equipment Operator 3rd Class T.J. Melteson/RELEASED)
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|Dragon baseball team heads into season with high expectations
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Last year the Dragon baseball team felt like the season ended prematurely as they were knocked off in the first round of the 2A District 7 semifinals 2-5 to Sedgwick County, a team they had beaten twice during the season.
"Our goal entering the season is to finish better than last year," first year head coach John Zilla said.
Zilla comes in stressing the importance of playing together as a team, being fundamentally sound and getting in adequate amounts of batting practice every day.
"I hope the kids will buy into the new ideas I've come in with and the change of philosophy," Zilla said.
Zilla will be joined by assistant coaches Brett Gerk and Marcus Kammer.
The season is in full swing as the Dragons topped Haxtun 9-8 and 15-5 Saturday, March 16.
One thing Zilla is very conscious of early in the season is not straining any of the six pitchers' arms. With limited practices he does not want any kid to throw more than 50 pitches in a game to start the season.
Dragon baseball letterwinners are pictured from left, Logan Tharp, Deyten Klein, Alfredo Santos, Jesus Hermosillo, Brett Cumming, Jaydin Goldenstein, Logan Zeiler and Trevor Dalton. The team will be looking to improve upon their 15-5 record from last year that included a record of 11-3 in league play.
The team boasts a lot of varsity experience as they return eight letterwinners, four of which were All-Conference players last year and two who were All-Conference honorable mention.
Seniors Brett Cumming, Jesus Hermosillo and Deyten Klein and junior Logan Tharp were named to the All-Conference team for their play last year while senior Jaydin Goldenstein and junior Trevor Dalton were honorable mentions. Other letterwinners include seniors Logan Zeiler and Alfredo Santos.
Joining the letterwinners this year are seniors Cesar Hinostroza and Astolfo Rojo; juniors Tony Quintana, Ivan Millan, Tanner Smith and Ryan Krogmeier; sophomores Wyatt Powell, Dylan Kotch, Zach Roll and Nathan Miles; and freshmen Taylor Mayden, Marvin Gardea, Scott Osborne, Juan Quintana, Jahir Gardea and Jesus Martinez.
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Chairman Hastings and members of the Helsinki Commission:
Thank you for the opportunity to personally discuss with you the State Department's efforts to combat human trafficking for forced labor purposes. I am pleased to appear this morning with my esteemed colleague Deputy Undersecretary of Labor for International Affairs, Charlotte Ponticelli, and Acting Director for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Michael Feinberg, as well as, partners in our anti-trafficking efforts, Ms. Eva Biaudet, Mr. Roger Plant and Mr. Kevin Bales.
Crucial among the ten principles guiding relations between participating OSCE nations is a commitment to "respect human rights and fundamental freedoms." The strength of this commitment is expressed in the combined efforts of the United States and other OSCE states to protect victims from trafficking, a violation against basic human dignity that is the modern-day equivalent of slavery.
As the Department of State continues to increase attention on slave labor in addition to the dehumanization of sex trafficking, I appreciate the commission's hearing this morning on this important issue. The 2007 Trafficking in Persons Report sheds new light on the alarming trafficking of people for forced labor purposes.
Forced labor is a form of human trafficking that can be harder to identify and estimate than sex trafficking. For this reason, too often the victims go unnoticed. Every day, all over the world, people are coerced into bonded labor, exploited in domestic servitude, and enslaved in agricultural work and in factories. They are victimized by unscrupulous employers who take advantage of vulnerabilities, especially among immigrants, young women and children.
Each year as we add to our knowledge of the trafficking phenomenon we are better able to locate, rescue and assist these victims. This year we noted several disturbing global trends which speak directly to the plight of labor trafficking victims.
The first is the use of debt as a tool of coercion. In labor as well as sexual exploitation, illegal or illegitimate debt is increasingly used to keep people in servitude. This debt is employed by traffickers as an instrument of coercion, especially among migrant laborers. Migrant laborers from developing countries are often legally contracted by labor agencies or respond to ads to perform low-skilled work in developed countries. For this "privilege" they are required to make a steep payment up front for the services of the labor agency arranging the job or as a finder's fee that goes straight to the future employer. What follows is a terrifying set of circumstances in which unfair debt captures an indebted worker.
For example, a contract labor agency in Bangladesh advertised work at a garment factory in Jordan. The ad promised a three-year contract, $425 per month, eight hour workdays, six days a week, paid overtime, free accommodations, free medical care, free food, and no advance fees. Instead, upon arrival, workers (who were obliged to pay exorbitant advance fees) had passports confiscated, were confined to miserable conditions, and were prevented from leaving the factory. Months passed without pay, food was inadequate, and sick workers were tortured. Because most workers had borrowed money at inflated rates to get the contracts, they were obliged through debt to stay.
The sad truth is that we find workers across the globe holding on to the thin hope that they will eventually get paid, or that conditions will improve, because if they leave, there is no hope that they will be able to repay the debt. Last year, press reports indicated that in Poland, announcements in local newspapers lured workers to Italy for seasonal jobs picking fruit and vegetables. They were promised an hourly wage of up to $7.50, only after paying a finder's fee and travel costs. Once in Italy the reality was much different. Nearly 100 Polish workers were forced to live in barracks with no sanitation or running water, fed only bread and water and were paid just $1.25 an hour. With these meager wages, they were unable to pay the room and board and were pushed into debt. Attempts to resist were met with severe beatings and torture.
Debt bondage is criminalized under U.S. law and included as a form of exploitation related to trafficking in the United Nations Protocol To Prevent, Suppress, and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children (UN TIP Protocol). As noted in our annual report, major source countries must do a better job of protecting their citizens against this exploitation. They can do so by limiting pre-departure fees to reasonable levels and negotiating formal labor agreements with destination countries to secure their citizen's rights while working abroad. Destination countries should be active in making foreign workers aware of their rights, in assisting workers to exercise those rights, and in criminally prosecuting traffickers.
Private homes are another sphere which often escapes the law. In many countries around the world homes become prisons of involuntary servitude for domestic workers. Most are cut off from outside social contact. They work long hours, seven days a week for little or no pay with no guarantee of even food or an adequate place to sleep. These workers are particularly difficult to identify because their suffering is not witnessed by anyone outside the employer's family. They become trapped when they believe an attempted escape would result in physical harm to them or their families, or when their employers deceive them into believing escape would result in deportation or incarceration by local law enforcement.
A young west African woman I'll call Maggie for her anonymity went to the United Kingdom with her employers. She looked after their children every day until late in the evening. However, she was paid no wages. Her earnings as a cleaner were also confiscated by her employer. Her employers claimed she owed them for her airfare. But she couldn't just run away. She was trapped because her employers refused to return her passport unless she paid them 4,000 pounds ($8,000).
Confiscation of travel documents including passports, identification and airline tickets is a form of coercion used to gain and exercise control over a victim. Without these documents, foreign workers are trapped, vulnerable to arrest, punishment, and deportation. U.S. federal law makes it illegal to seize documents in order to force others to work and foreign governments are encouraged to criminalize this form of coercion as well.
Prosecution is an important prong in our assessment of a country's anti-trafficking efforts. The vehicle for successful prosecution is through strong national anti-trafficking laws that cover both sex and labor trafficking. As we've seen, trafficking can take many forms, and all cases, whether for sexual exploitation or forced labor, should receive equal attention and stringent punishment by governments. Since 2000, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) has amended federal law to assign equally tough penalties for trafficking for sexual exploitation and trafficking for forced labor. Though many other governments have enacted criminal anti-trafficking laws, they often are limited to sexual exploitation and fail to punish trafficking for forced labor- including recruitment or transferring victims, use of fraudulent employment terms, and physical and psychological coercion- with equally tough criminal penalties.
Punishments resulting in fines and administrative sanctions by a country's Ministry of Labor, which may be sufficient for less serious labor violations, are not sufficiently stringent to deter the serious crime of human trafficking for forced labor. Governments can adequately address the serious crime of trafficking for labor exploitation only by assigning tough criminal penalties to its perpetrators.
As the head of the State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Person, I have seen firsthand in my travels the need to actively abolish this form of trade in people and I have seen the powerful impact when governments, NGO's, and individuals stand up to meet this need. No laborer, migrant, woman, man, child deserves to be shackled by debt, chicanery, and intimidation by fellow members of humankind. At the heart of the U.S. government's victim-centered approach to ending human trafficking is a commitment to human dignity—a desire not only to rescue people, but restore their dignity. The OSCE and its Coordinator for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings, Eva Biaudet, play a key role, and are to be recognized for their committed effort, in the fight against human trafficking. The OSCE, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, the International Labor Organization, and the International Organization of Migration are among those collective efforts from Vancouver to Vladivostok addressing slave labor.
Thank you again for this opportunity to testify before this Commission and for its support in the global struggle to abolish modern day slavery. Steps to mitigate, regulate, unionize aren't enough. Abolition is the goal. I look forward to answering any questions you may have.
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We're seeing a problem with the Send & Add button. I was working with a sales guy in the office and the problem is that, while composing, we don't see the Send & Add button.
When I log into my web mail even though I don't have a SFDC account I see the Send & Add button.
On the non working PC the sales guy had his composing properties set to compose in a new window. It appears that when you compose in a new window the Send & Add button is absent (is that a bug, or by design choice?). I was not composing in a new window and was seeing the Send & Add button. So I thought changing that on the sales guy's PC might be the solution. But even when I configured his composing preferences like mine his button bar still didn't include a Send & Add button. So that isn't our problem even though that is confusing.
I'm using Firefox 3.6, and the computer where we don't see the button has IE 8. We tried Firefox but it didn't change anything. Later we discovered the problem does not follow the account - it's unique to the PC.
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PS. Possibly key to this problem... The zimlet preferences where we type in the account and password+sfdc token... on mine it remembers the check box for showing the Send & Add button. On the non working PC it does not remember the check box (yet it remembers the login info). We can check the box for showing the Send & Add button and save/ok it over and over and it will not be checked when we bring the preferences window back up. Maybe this is the core problem, and if we can solve this it will solve the missing button.
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Cook turkey in large saucepan on medium-high heat 10 min. or until no longer pink, stirring occasionally. Add tomatoes, salsa, beans and seasonings; mix well. Bring to boil; simmer on low heat 10 min., stirring occasionally. Spoon into soup bowls; top with cheese. Serve with crackers.
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Carson City will host three workshops to answer questions and take public comments regarding the potential use of a 1/8th-cent sales tax to help construct several public infrastructure projects. These projects include commercial corridor improvements for Downtown, North Carson Street, South Carson Street, William Street and Hwy 50 East, a new 41,500 square foot Multi-Purpose Athletic Center and a new 10,955 square foot Animal Services Facility.
During each two-hour workshop, the first hour will be an open house format when citizens may meet individually with City staff to ask questions and learn more about individual projects. Open public comments and questions will be taken during the second hour of each workshop. Public comments will also be accepted in writing throughout the entire workshop. The second hour of the January 29 workshop will be televised on ACCTV Carson City government access television (Charter Cable) or can be viewed online at www.accesscarsoncity.org/?page_id=2560.
The Board of Supervisors will consider the matter and also take public comment at its meeting on February 20, 2014, in the Community Center Sierra Room, when it considers the Plan of Expenditure. Contact City Hall at 887-2100 or go to www.carson.org/agendas within three days of the meeting for an agenda and an approximate time that the matter will be discussed during the meeting.
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Crist left the party in 2010 during an unsuccessful run for Senate. This year, he campaigned for President Barack Obama and other Democrats.
And while Crist remains an independent, there's a lot of speculation he'll register as a Democrat and run for governor.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — While the Washington Monument is closed for earthquake damage repairs over the next year, 488 lamps will restore the marble tower's glow each night on the National Mall.
The National Park Service lit up the monument for the first time on Monday evening — and will continue to do so each night at dusk. A crowd gathered on the Mall and at the Lincoln Memorial as the park service turned on the lights of a decorative design in sections, starting at the bottom. It took a few minutes for the lights to reach their full glow.
Philanthropist David Rubenstein donated $7.5 million to fund half the cost of repairs.
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I had some unexpected time off today, so I worked on my first tutorial.
It covers all the basics I used to produce this map, except for endless noodling over details, of course.
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I tried to make it easy to get into, but I don't know if that worked.
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Project 1964 Oldsmobile F-85 Engine Swap - F-85 Street FighterWritten by Jeff Smith on January 1, 2011 Our Low-Dollar '64 Olds Returns With A New 455, Better Brakes, And Better Steering All As Part Of Our . . .
When we last left our intrepid, 455-powered '64 Olds F-85, we had patched it together with a few budget bolt-ons to get it running, but it quickly began to show its age. The '64 Olds F-85 body was in decent shape (although it's still in dire need of a trunk floor) and the TH400 works great, but its big-block was substantially down on power. It was time to step up our game, so we decided to build a new Olds while retaining the original engine so we could continue driving the car while the new motor came together. You may remember the buildup of the new Olds engine in the Oct. '10 issue ("455 Rocket Olds") in which we made 511 lb-ft and 445 hp at the flywheel with near-stock Edelbrock aluminum heads, 10:1 compression, and a Torker single-plane Edelbrock intake. We never would have survived the buildup without help from Dick Miller and our pals at Don Barrington Engines, who performed all the machine work and supplied assembly guidance. Now it was time to bolt all our newfound power back into the car.
Where It All Began
As a quick visual recap, we bought this Olds from our buddy Tim Moore about four years ago already swapped with a 455 and a TH400. It needed some visual TLC but ran fine, so we just started driving it. We won't go through all the details; you can find that in the Dec. '06 issue, when we built the car for CC's $3,500 Challenge. The idea was to build a worthy street car for around $3,500. We came closer to that budget requirement than most federally funded government programs, but like you and unlike the feds, we had to sacrifice a little power and efficiency to get there. During a tuning exercise, we performed a quick cylinder pressure check and discovered that while the best holes were capable of an underachieving 155 psi, No. 2 hobbled in closer to 135 to 140 psi, making it obvious that our engine needed assistance.
The Destruction Phase
Had we treated the Olds with a little more care, the engine swap would probably have required less effort. But because we'd allowed the cooling system to decay and spray rusty coolant over most of the engine compartment, we decided a good cleansing and repaint were in order. We dialed in a new aluminum radiator from Mark 7 to replace the original, which, like the heater core, was sporting barnacles. Based on this and with the help of CC family member Kris Shields, we decided the entire engine compartment needed freshening. The new radiator also required removing and modifying the lower radiator core support, so fabrication work was in our future.
We decided to work smart this time and had the core support and two front inner fenders chemically stripped while a large pile of rusty fender bolts went to Van Nuys Plating for black cad immersion so we would be saved the drudgery of weeks of cleaning bolts. We also were immensely lucky when we discovered a '65 Olds four-door Cutlass with A/C in the junkyard. It donated its upper radiator mount that was almost the correct size to match our aluminum radiator. Sometimes dumb luck is just that.
The Fun Part
Once we chased all the surface rust away and sprayed the entire engine compartment with Rust-Oleum rusty metal primer topped with satin-black paint, it was time to start the construction phase. Much like with our early Chevelle, we also discovered that interlocking safety motor mounts wouldn't clear the stock frame mounts, necessitating the use of our original mounts. We also learned that the headers would fit from underneath if we lifted up one side of the engine about 3 inches using the engine hoist.
On The Road
With the engine nestled in place, the front sheetmetal details took a little time to align. During our junkyard tours, Moore discovered an excellent '88 Monte SS steering box that was a perfect fit for the Olds to upgrade that one-finger '60s power steering. We bolted in a new rag joint from Rock Auto to complete the deal and also upgraded to a 11/4-inch front sway bar that had spent a previous life on a second-generation Firebird. Complementing this steering and suspension upgrade are the Wilwood D52 twin-piston calipers we had previously installed. Combined with a 15/16-inch iron master cylinder and an adjustable proportioning valve, we now have excellent brakes to whoa the lumbering Olds.
With the goodies all bolted in place, the best part of the whole story was warming the big 455 and then hitting the boulevard. If you've ever built and then fired up a brand-new engine, then you know that cooking paint/smoking oil smell as all those new parts get acquainted. They say aromas are some of the most potent memory triggers, and every time that smell hits us, it's always a fun time.
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Here's the original engine compartment complete with a 750-cfm Holley vacuum-secondary carburetor and a relatively large radiator whose origin is unknown.The interior needed work and the new Painless wiring harness took two days-plus to complete, but it made the F-85 reliable. We also commissioned Just Dashes to restore the cracked dashpad, which along with new carpet completely revitalized the interior.During our original testing, the Olds ran corrected 13.94 at 97.35 mph at Los Angeles County Raceway (which is now a hole in the ground). We later ran slightly quicker at Irwindale with better air.Here's what the engine compartment looked like before reinstalling the inner fenders and dropping the engine in place. As with all things, this took much longer than we anticipated.With such a large radiator, we taped cardboard to the engine side to minimize the inevitable fin damage. Note to radiator companies: This is something that should be supplied with every new aluminum radiator.Original Pontiac and Olds core support floors are stepped, which raised our new aluminum radiator dangerously close to the hood. So we cut the stepped portion, flipped it upside down, and welded it back in place, creating a flat floor that we could now add proper-width rubber radiator support cushions to (found in the Ames Performance Engineering catalog).The new 1 7/8-inch coated headers from Dick Miller were relatively easy to install, but both sides rubbed the firewall, requiring some minor hammer surgery. The driver side also necessitated a simple dimple to clear the steering shaft. What we didn't know was that these headers require a special mini starter motor also available from Dick Miller. Because of short deadlines, we elected to reuse our original, smaller 1 3/4-inch headers.
We initially installed this engine-driven fan just to get the car running, but we intend to use a pair of Spal 11-inch electric fans once we have more time to handle the details.While the engine swap was in progress, Moore found an '88 Monte SS steering box in the boneyard, so we cleaned it up and bolted it in along with a second-generation Firebird 1 1/4-inch front sway bar and Energy Suspension bushings.Back in the May '10 issue we did a story ("A Quick and Easy Wilwood Caliper Bolt-On") on installing Wilwood's twin-piston calipers. Using a cheap cast-iron 15/16-inch bore master cylinder, we now have excellent binders.We also had to modify that upper radiator mount we found at the junkyard to properly position the new Mark 7 radiator. We trimmed the mount with a cutoff wheel and then welded it back together with our handy Craftsman MIG welder.We had no end of difficulties with cooling system electrolysis in our Orange Peel Chevelle, so we intend to lavish extra attention on our new Mark 7 aluminum radiator with a load of filtered (not distilled) water protected by a bottle of HyperKuhl. This additive not only offers outstanding corrosion protection but also employs wetting agents that improve cooling efficiency.


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On Tuesday, March 4 at 7:00pm, Michelle Richmond will be speaking about her new book, Golden State, at the Belmont Library. Refreshments will be served, courtesy of the Friends of the Belmont Library, and a book selling and signing will follow, courtesy of Books Inc.
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You may recognize her as the author of the New York Times bestselling novel, The Year of Fog! Set in San Francisco, this book is both thrilling and thought provoking. After taking a few seconds to eye a dead seal pup on Ocean Beach, Abby loses sight of her fiance's daughter. The novel follows Abby's search for Emma over the course of the year. Richmond's colorful descriptions of San Francisco will make you want to drive over to the Great Highway and enjoy the scenery, though the plot will make you wary of the ever present fog. I highly recommend picking up a copy of the book or audiobook today!
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It was a harmless hit, or so it seemed. In the second inning, with runners on second and third and two outs, Pasadena City College baseball team leftfielder Kori Grant hit a short pop that fell about 30 feet from home plate. The speedy Grant beat out the throw to first by Cerro Coso pitcher Roberto Hernandez for an infield single. In the process rightfielder Anthony Martinez crossed the plate from third followed moments later by hustling centerfielder Charles Smith, who scored all the way from second base.
Grant's world shortest 2-RBI single was part of the team's energized baserunning that also resulted in seven stolen bases as the Lancers stopped a nine-game losing streak, defeating Cerro Coso, 6-3, Wednesday. The non-conference game was played at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
PCC improved to 4-19 overall while Cerro Coso had its own losing streak reach nine games and falling to 3-20. Lancers' sophomore right-hander Evan Stransky held a shutout through seven innings, and picked up his second victory (2-4). Stransky scattered nine hits, allowed one run, walked two and struck out five in 7-1/3 innings. Stransky lowered his team-leading ERA to 3.20 in 45 innings of work.
Martinez added a RBI single in the third and shortstop Josh Clark doubled in a run in the eighth. Catcher Cameron Silva batted 2-for-5 while Grant (pictured) and reserve CF Angelo Robledo each stole two bases.
"We were aggressive on the basepaths, and it resulted in runs," said PCC head coach Evan O'Meara. "Stransky shut them down and he's put together a fine season thus far. It was just nice for the players and coaches to get back in the win column."
On Tuesday, host Fullerton routed the Lancers, 11-1. First baseman David Halstead went 2-for-4 while Silva knocked in PCC's lone run in the first on a basehit.
On March 23 at Brookside Park, East Los Angeles College completed a 3-game, South Coast Conference sweep over the Lancers, 10-4. In that game, ELAC winning pitcher Elias Novelo hurled eight shutout innings and allowed only four hits. In the ninth, PCC scored all of its runs, including RBI singles by second baseman Aaron Correa and pinch hitter David Kalendarian. Third baseman Bobby Fraijo went 2-for-4. Reliever Spencer Stute twirled six innings, allowing three earned runs, but had a stretch of four consecutive scoreless frames. Stute holds a 3.07 conference ERA in 14-2/3 innings.
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A shy looking Jorge Mario Bergoglio from Argentina has been thrust into the limelight as our new Pope & is the first Jesuit Pope in the church's 2000 year history. Joining John on the line is Paul Brady, philosopher & academic, also educated by the Jesuits, to tell us what 'Jesuitical' means.
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Four Year Strong -- Chicago, IL -- October 26th, 2011
AP Tour Fall 2011 @ The Metro
Four Year Strong
Title Fight
The Swellers
Coxton Yard
Uriah (Youreyeah)
Loud And Clear
You Can't Say Kingston Doesn't Love You
No One Stays At The Top Forever
Crescent Shaped Depression
Memorial Field
London is the Reason
Abandon Ship
Mondo Chaos
The Great Forgiver
Death Voices
True Colours
In the Belly of a Shark
Orchestra of Wolves
What the Hell is a Gigawatt?
Stuck In The Middle
Tonight We Feel Alive (On a Saturday)
Bada Bing! Wit' A Pipe
Falling On You
Enemy of the World
Prepare to Be Digitally Manipulated
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The Take Over
Maniac (R.O.D.)
Just Drive
It Must Really Suck to Be Four Year Strong Right Now
Heroes Get Remembered, Legends Never Die
Wasting Time
(with help from Setlist.fm for Four Year)
I primarily went for Title Fight, and left halfway through Four Year. Great show! Four Year only played for 45 minutes; 30 minutes for all the other bands.
Showed up at the Metro early so I could catch the openers. Sharks was a solid straight up punk band from Britain. Real throwback stuff, like Sex Pistols or something. Very solid opener. The Metro was actually rather empty at this point, different from every other time I've been there. The next opener, The Swellers, were solid pop-punk, and pretty good live. They managed to get a couple crazy moshes going on, which was fun to see. I was saving my energy for Title Fight, the real reason I went to this show...
So they took the stage, and immediately I began the mosh pit. It kept up pretty much the whole time they were playing their fast songs. A bunch of people tried crowdsurfing also, but the security guards kept pushing everybody back, so everyone kept falling down. Kind of funny, but a dick move. As soon as they broke into Youreyeah... everybody went crazy. I was moshing around like a madman and helping vault crowdsurfers over everyone. Then that breakdown happened at the end of the song, and all the hardcore guys (I'm talking the older crew, guys in Chain of Strength and Terror shirts rather than the pop-punk high school crowd) started doing what hardcore guys do best. It was pretty fucking great.
Then I look down at my right hand after the song finishes. And somehow the back of it looks like someone inserted a golf ball under my skin. Holy SHIT, that's the most swollen I've ever been! And it happened within seconds! I immediately went downstairs to the medical guy that they have at the metro, and he wrapped it up and gave me some ice and whatnot. The thing is, it didn't hurt at all. Only if you touch it, like a bruise. Anyway, I got back up to catch the last third of their set, watching from the back. They were great. Too bad the moshing was so quickly done for me, because what came next was goddamn incredible.
Gallows. People, if you don't know them, start taking notes.
It was one of the craziest, most pissed off punk performances, hell, ANY performance I've ever seen. I don't know how to really classify Gallows: they definitely weren't clean pop-punk, yet they weren't really hardcore punk in the breakdown-y sense. They were dirty and greasy and screamed like madmen. Just... great pure fucking punk rock. I was standing with my jaw down from the back the whole set, just observing. What I would have given to have gone into that pit. They were running around the stage, going crazy, and the singer kept jumping down to shove the mic into the crowd. From "London is the Reason" until "The Great Forgiver", the singer (apparently this new American guy, kind of large like a football lineman instead of a dinky british dude) stagedived out into the crowd, and literally moshed the entire time while singing. It was crazy. He was getting everybody circle pitting by doing it himself. He had everyone do a pile-on in the middle of the floor. And the lead guitarist, this skinny little British dude, kept jumping out into the crowd also. He finally decided run down, go over to the bar, and start playing from there. The security guys from the Metro were running around trying to catch him, but he kept running around the entire venue, even going upstairs to the balcony while maintaining the song. Not since Dillinger Escape Plan have I seen such a beautiful display of passion from a band's performance. Not to mention that their music was FUCKING AWESOME. I need to listen to way more of 'em now.
To me, Four Year couldn't possibly pass up that performance. Still, they were really solid and the crowd seemed to love them. Not so much crazy "let's beat the snot out of each other" moshing like the last two bands, but more "everybody try and get close to the rail and jump up and down". It was good, but I would have enjoyed it twice as much if I could have been in there jumping up and down and pushing people. Like I said, I left halfway so I could get some proper medicine for my hand, but I'd love to see them again! This is mostly a Gallows review, sorry. I ended up getting a pretty cool Title Fight shirt for a measly $12. $12 for a shirt! A steal. I actually tipped the guy, and got a Title Fight poster for my generosity. Since the tour was sponsored by AP Magazine, they were giving out free posters, magazines, and 12-month subscriptions! Pretty cool. I also found the girl who got the Title Fight setlist and took a picture of it, so that set is 100% correct. Overall, even though I beat myself to shit somehow (I really don't know how; I've definitely gone harder/got hit harder at concerts), it was fucking great. Go to this if you have the chance.
Sharks: 6/10
The Swellers: 6.5/10
Title Fight: 8.5/10
Gallows: 9.5/10
Four Year Strong: 8/10
Thanks for reading the review! For anyone interested, my hand's swelling has gone down considerably now that I've taken some Tylenol and iced it for a while. Should be fine in a couple days. inb4 THAT'S WHAT U GET FOR SLAMMING
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Sounds fun. This is coming here when I'm gonna be gone for the weekend so I'm gonna miss this. I would've liked to see FYS again. Btw The Take Over isn't a new song.
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Starting pits at a hardcore show is just asking for trouble. You can drive a car with your feet if you want to, it doesn't make it a fucking good idea.
Glad you had a good time. I do have to miss this show, which I brought up in the upcoming concert thread. but it sounds like a good time. I'm saving my money for Cynic/3 on the 13th.
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Ah, also forgot to mention that Title Fight had some pretty cool snap-back hats available... for $30. What the hell! I could buy almost 3 shirts for the price of one hat? Bullshit.
Also noticed an abundance of high school girls buying various Vinyl they had for sale. High school girls? Vinyl? Reeeally? I bet they sell twice as much Vinyl than they do CD.
JD, you just got me into Gallows hahaha, I might go check out the show near my house on November 8th
Who needs a god when you've got Big Macs?
damn Gallows wasn't nearly as crazy at my date. The frontman even got pissed at some douche who was trying to start fights, and he kept complimenting himself for not fucking up a song since it was only has 5th show apparently. He never went into the crowd and started moshing. Still it was a good performance, I definitely see where you're coming from by labeling them dirty.
+ Four Year Strong actually didn't consist of the "lets get closer to the band" kids. Surprisingly the whole place was nonstop moshing and crowdsurfing. There are chairs at the side of the venue and needless to say many of them made it into the crowd and people were jumping off them.
that title fight set is making me think I might have to go now
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Students in grades kindergarten through fifth-grade participated in the Partners in Education annual reading contest. Pictured are those who participated in the contest. They gathered Wednesday morning, Dec. 19 to find out who won in each grade.
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Students at Holyoke Elementary School absolutely smashed last year's numbers when it came to reading during this year's third annual Partners in Education (PIE) reading contest.
Last year, 28 students read for a grand total of 27,023 minutes. This year, the numbers were way up with 74 students reading a total of 52,269 minutes—or 871.2 hours or 36.3 days.
Participants gathered Wednesday, Dec. 19 for a photo and to find out who won in each grade.
Those with the most minutes in each class were presented with a prize by PIE member Jessica Johnson.
Winners include: kindergarten, Cody Maloney 970 minutes; first-grade, Braxton Speicher 655; second-grade, Kevin Hermosillo 1,439; third-grade, Ethan Johnson 2,520; fourth-grade, Jacquelyn Gonzales 2,810; and fifth-grade, Victor Baeza 1,920.
Those participating this year were kindergartners Tyler Bergstrom, Michel Vega Juarez, Braxten Churchwell, Isabel Gordon, Ava Koberstein, Cody Maloney, Alicia Torres and Reece Weatherly; first-graders Isaiah Brownfield, Ty Guthrie, Braxton Speicher, Chase Johnson, Katelyn Kropp, Hannah Lindholm, Tayla Martin, Caden Sporhase and Cash Weber; second-graders Kevin Hermosillo, Evan Jones, Cooper Goldenstein, Elby Kropp, Summer Martin, Tamara Penzing and Dakota Weatherly; third-graders Tristen Ferguson, Diego Jimenez, Rachel Krueger, Jonathan Quintana, Mia Secrist, David Speicher, Miles Sprague, Joseph Telck, Marysol Astorga, Jaime Avila, Lauren Herman, Kyleigh Jaeger, Ethan Johnson, Cade Killin, Kaison Kinnie, Kenneth Lindholm, Josephine Schlachter, Aidyn Shafer, Isaac Strauss, Kristin Vieselmeyer and Danielle Wilkening; fourth-graders Llaneli Barajas, Amy Mackay, Chloie Metzger, Ashley Rahe, Jacquelyn Gonzales, Kylie Purkeypile, Nadia Santisteban and Jesse Vasa; and fifth-graders Victor Baeza, Lane Guthrie, Isaiah Hatton, Emily Jelden, Lali Marquez, Nain Vasquez, Shianne Willmon, Ally Bohlender, Lauren Bergner, Hunter Bergstrom, Kylie Brink, Slaten Burris, Makayla Knutson, Sergio Ortega, Sara Razo, Tristen Roll, Xander Speicher, Seth Watson, Jackie Valenzuela, Alexis Vega and Alondra Zapata.
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The Neurosciences Institute at Albany Medical Center is among the best in the nation for treating patients with diseases, disorders or injuries affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system. We are leaders in using minimally-invasive techniques for brain and spinal surgeries as well as leading edge surgical procedures and technology to cure people with epilepsy. Through our care and groundbreaking research, we are helping people with potentially debilitating conditions live full, healthy lives.
The Neurosciences Institute includes nationally renowned neurologists, neurosurgeons and physiatrists with expertise in all neuroscience specialties and nationally recognized education and research programs.
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Comedy "Community" is to be revived online after executives at NBC brought down the axe on the show in May.
Producers at the network decided against re-commissioning Joel McHale's critically-acclaimed show for a sixth season, but now fans will able to catch up with the alumni of Greendale Community College on the Internet.
A new 13-episode run will air on Yahoo Screen later this year.
Community creator Dan Harmon, who will return as executive producer, says, "I am very pleased that Community will be returning for its predestined sixth season on Yahoo. I look forward to bringing our beloved NBC sitcom to a larger audience by moving it online."
McHale kept things simple while tweeting fans the good news, writing, "Sixth season. #CommunitySixthSeason."
The series also featured Chevy Chase, Ken Jeong, Alison Brie and actor/rapper Donald Glover.
"Community" launched in 2009.


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Throwing strikes of a different kind (photos)
Kansas City Royals alumni, front office associates and broadcasters participated in the first Winter Gloves for Kids on Thursday at Lucky Strike in the Power and Light District.
The event, presented by Ryan Lefebvre's Footprints Foundation, raised over $20,000 for the Salvation Army to help provide winter clothes and support for the homeless.
Here is a recap of the night in photos:
First, we look at the bowling form of the infielders. Frank White leads off and you can see why his nickname is "Smooth". Frank is followed by David Howard and Greg Pryor.
Next, the outfielders. This photo of Willie Wilson reminds us of him gliding into third with a triple. Brian McRae enjoyed bowling with his daughter, Addison.
Pitching and bowling have similarities. Pitchers paint the corner while bowlers need precision to pick up the spare. You can throw it fast or add a little curve. And it's all about strikes! Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery was the individual champion for the night. Mike Boddicker and Paul Splittorff also showed their form.
Montgomery also led his team to the championship. The team was captained by Fox Sports Kansas City's Joel Goldberg, who accepted the 'traveling trophy'. Thank you to everyone who participated!


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Columbus, OH (Sports Network) - Damien Brunner's fourth-round shootout goal
propelled the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-3 victory over the Columbus Blue
Jackets on Monday at Nationwide Arena.
After the first seven shooters all game up empty, Brunner drove hard to the
net and avoided a stick check from Columbus goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky before
stuffing the puck inside the left post past the outstretched pad of Bobrovsky
to send the Red Wings to their first victory of the season.
Pavel Datsyuk registered a goal and an assist, while Brian Lashoff and Ian
White each scored once for the Red Wings, who were blanked 6-0 by St. Louis in
their season-opener on Saturday.
Jimmy Howard turned away 30 shots in the victory.
Cam Atkinson, James Wisniewski and Vinny Prospal recorded a goal apiece for
the Blue Jackets, who opened their season with a 3-2 shootout win at
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - LeBron James put the Miami Heat on his back in a
game-changing -- and potential series-defining -- third quarter.
A testy Game 5 was tight before James scored 16 of his game-high 30 points in
the third frame, carrying Miami to a 90-79 victory over the Indiana Pacers for
a 3-2 lead in an unpredictable Eastern Conference finals.
The Heat outscored Indiana by a 30-13 margin in the 12 minutes after halftime,
and the defending champions cruised down the stretch to put themselves one win
away from reaching the NBA Finals for a third straight year.
Udonis Haslem stepped up with 16 points on 8-of-9 shooting and Mario Chalmers
netted 12 for Miami, which forced 18 turnovers to overcome below-average
production from Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
Paul George finished with 27 points, 11 rebounds and five assists to pace the
Pacers, whose season will be on the line at home in Game 6 on Saturday.
The Pacers had owned the battle on the glass the first four games of the
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Changes In Kickoff Return Scheme Equals Results
AMES, Iowa – Iowa State's special teams has been a bright spot for the Cyclones this season. It's been evident with the outstanding punting from All-America candidate Kirby Van Der Kamp and the kickoff coverage unit which ranks in the top half of the Big 12 Conference.
The most impressive part of ISU's special teams play has been its incredible improvement in kickoff returns. Twice this season, the Cyclones have returned a kickoff for a touchdown, one of seven teams in the nation to take two kickoff returns to the house this year.
When putting in perspective ISU's history on kickoff returns, it's an astounding stat. The Cyclones went 19 years (Troy Davis in 1994) without having a non-onside kickoff return for a TD until Jarvis West finally broke the drought with his 95-yard dash vs. Texas Tech. The Cyclones hit the jackpot again four weeks later when DeVondrick Nealy juked and bulled his way for a 98-yard TD return vs. TCU.
The last time ISU had a pair of kickoff returns for a TD in a season was in 1963, and only two teams (Rutgers) in FBS this season can boast having two different players with 95+ kickoff returns on the year.
While luck will certainly come into play on successful returns, you also have to give credit to the scheme. It takes a combination of athleticism and decision-making by the returner and sound blocking by the other 10.
Iowa State assistant coach Shane Burnham leads the Cyclone special teams units. Building an excellent blocking scheme on kickoff returns takes time and practice. ISU's success is no accident. The team works on its assignments weekly, tweaking the scheme by viewing opponent tendencies on film.
"After last year, we made a wholesale change in our scheme," Burnham said. "The first thing we did was divide up our units on special teams. Coach (Todd) Sturdy took over kickoff returns and he studied film all summer and focused on finding the right people and working on a scheme that we thought would give our kids a better chance. As coaches, we needed to put them in a better position to make plays."
Finding the correct scheme is important. It takes all 11 guys to make it work, but as Burnham readily admits, the 11th guy (the returner) is the most important piece of the puzzle.
"I think we got some dynamic guys back there with Jarvis, DeVondrick and (Aaron) Wimberly," Burnham said. "You see that in practice all the time. We feel like we've got some special guys back there. I think when you look at those units, and as much as you want to talk about the blocking up front, it does take 11. But what you really need is that 11th guy who can make a play for you. We have spent a lot of time on this new scheme and the guys have gained a lot of confidence with the technique. I think once you have some success early in the season, everyone starts buying in."
The Cyclones also initiated an incentive point system to help create more of a team aspect on kickoff returns. The plan seems to be working.
"In the offseason we decided to put in a reward system with points for the special teams," Burnham said. "There is a point board in the locker room and you get points for maintaining the block. We break it down, whether it's negative or positive. The board is up there for everyone to see. There is a lot of pride in the locker room and it's helped everyone buy-in to their responsibilities."
Burnham sat down with Cyclones.com and dissected both returns.
Jarvis West 95-yard kickoff return at Texas Tech (Oct. 12)
Notes- ISU's first non-onside kickoff return for a TD since Troy Davis did it in the final game of the 1994 season, a span of 19 years and 221 games.
Burnham- "We actually had two guys miss a block, but Jarvis made it right. He made them miss. It's kind of like having a mobile quarterback. You can afford to miss a block, because a mobile guy can make it right. I remember Jarvis making two unbelievable cuts. We made a lot of nice blocks to set up a 35-or 40-yard run, which we would have been happy with. But he took that 30 to 40 yards and made the last couple of guys miss with some nice cuts to get to the end zone."
DeVondrick Nealy 98-yard kickoff return vs. TCU (Nov. 9)
Notes- After going 221 games without a non-onside kickoff return, the Cyclones did the trick four games later when Nealy rambled 98 yards en route to the second-longest kickoff return in school history (Troy Davis- 99 yards at Colorado). It was the first ISU kickoff return for a TD in Jack Trice Stadium since Luther Blue had a 95-yard return vs. Nebraska in 1976.
Burnham- "DeVondrick ran through two tackles. He's a powerful runner. It really helps when you've got special guys back there. Jarvis and DV are dynamic, slash-style runners. We are lucky to have them back there."


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Authorities say about 40 gallons of oil leaked from a broken pipeline in Jasper County into a creek east of Bay Springs Tuesday before being stopped.
The pipeline, owned by Houston, Texas-based Plains All-American Pipeline LP, began leaking sometime before 3 p.m. Tuesday, when it was discovered. It connects to one of the many oil fields around Jasper County.
County officials along with the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality installed containment booms to stop oil from flowing farther downstream.
Jasper County Emergency Management Director Mike Lucas says Plains cut off the pipeline to prevent more oil escaping.
Lucas says Plains is investigating how the leak occurred and will assess the environmental impact, as well as clean up the spill.
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Counseling and Testing ServiceThe College of Communication and Information Sciences does not maintain a career/vocational testing service. However, the services of the University Career Center (located in Ferguson Center) are available to students at no cost. Information from vocational aptitude tests can be useful in selecting a major and minor course of study and choosing a career.
Internship, Practicum, and Cooperative Education ExperiencesThe faculty of the College of Communication and Information Sciences views the internship as a useful part of the College's curriculum and encourages internship, practicum, and other field experiences. The supervised internship or practicum — accomplished through the joint efforts of the student, the College, and the employer — is one of the best ways to gain actual work experience. All students are urged to investigate the advantages of the College's internship and practicum program by contacting the placement director in 297 Phifer Hall and/or the departmental adviser. Each student may take a total of only 3 hours of internship or practicum courses. Before registering for any internship or practicum hours, a student must have taken relevant courses in the major and must have earned at least 60 hours of credit. He or she must also have a grade point average of 2.5 or higher in the major in order to be eligible for internship or practicum hours. Cooperative education (Co-op) is an academic program in which the student alternates periods of full-time study with full-time employment. This program offers work related to the student's major or career interests, greatly enhancing future employment prospects. For more information, see the section on the Cooperative Education Program in "Special Academic Programs," p. 55.
Job PlacementThe College of Communication and Information Sciences maintains the Job Placement Office (297 Phifer Hall) to complement the services of the University Career Center. All College of Communication and Information Sciences students are expected to register with both the Job Placement Office and the Career Center prior to the end of the junior year (no later than the beginning of the senior year). Both services put students in contact with employers and invite employers to send representatives to the campus to discuss career opportunities. The Job Placement Office also provides information on part-time employment.


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ALBERTVILLE, Ala. (AP) -- Police say a Thanksgiving dinner ended in gunfire at a north Alabama home, leaving two people with life-threatening injuries.
Authorities say a man went to a holiday dinner at a home in Albertville and got into an argument with his estranged wife. The woman was reportedly pregnant.
Police say the man shot the woman repeatedly and then shot himself.
Albertville Police Sgt. Jamie Smith says both people were taken to Huntsville Hospital by helicopter ambulance.
Police haven't released their names.
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No Emmy for local 'Homeland' crew member
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Wilmington sound mixer Larry Long and the team from Showtime's "Homeland" lost to the sound mixing team from Netflix's "House of Cards" on Saturday at the Creative Arts Emmy ceremony in Los Angeles.
It was the third nomination for Long, who shared the nod with the show's sound team for the episode "Good Night." Also nominated in the Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One-Hour) category were the teams from "Breaking Bad," "Downton Abbey" and "Game of Thrones."
Long, who most recently worked as sound mixer for the locally filmed second season of "Under the Dome," earned consecutive nominations for his work on each of "Homeland's" first three seasons, all shot in the Charlotte area.
Upon learning of his third nomination, Long said he was proud to be a part of the show, calling his time on the show "a great run."
Long and the "Homeland" sound team lost in 2012 to the team from "Game of Thrones" and in 2013 to the team from "Boardwalk Empire."
"Homeland" announced in June that production on the show will move to South Africa for season four, set to premiere Oct. 5 on Showtime.
An edited version of the Creative Arts Emmys will air at 8 p.m. Aug. 24 on FXM.
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