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What does a high school senior, a saxophonist, an Auburn University graduate with an Aerospace Engineering degree, and a displaced worker from Piedmont have in common? These four men are all students at Gadsden State Community
College pursuing degrees in electronic engineering technology. As a team, they recently submitted a robotics proposal to the Marshall Space Center in Huntsville with the hope of gaining an opportunity to see their project through to fruition. Officials from NASA invited the team to the Johnson Space Flight Center in Houston, Texas to perform their tests.
The team of students led by Steven Martinez was chosen to participate in NASA's 2013 Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program which is a partnership with the International Space Station National Lab. They will assist in completing project work with their instructor/mentor, Audrey Webb, and Dr. Murray Darrach, from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, on an experiment to study the behavior of organic solvents in water under zero gravity. The team has assignments to complete prior to flight week which is scheduled for April 5-13, 2013, and they will communicate with Darrach through phone, email and video conferencing.
"This 'remote' internship with NASA is a very special and unique opportunity for our students," expressed Dr. Raymond W. Staats, president of Gadsden State. "This is the first time a community college team has been offered this opportunity, and it will no doubt be a life-changing experience for our students." They will be working with NASA to automate the experiment to run without human interface, and it will then be launched to the international space station.
Martinez, team leader, is an Auburn University Aerospace Engineering graduate from Attalla. He is joined by Jacob Lynch of Wellington, who plays saxophone in the Gadsden State Show Band, Josh Gaddy, Early College Enrollment Student from Piedmont High School, and Johnathan Williams of Piedmont, a student who chose to retrain for a new career after his previous place of employment closed. They all chose to study electronic engineering technology at Gadsden State because of their desire to make a difference in the ever changing and advancing world of technology. Tim Green, dean of technical education and workforce development, said, "Our students consistently place in national competitions among community colleges and have now excelled in competing with university students across the nation in being honored with this opportunity by NASA. I never cease to be impressed with the success of our students and the caliber of our instructors."
While the team is in Houston, they will perform their experiment to see how it will react in zero gravity aboard a DC 9 that is designed specifically for a parabolic flight. Additional tests will be monitored and performed by professionals assisted by NASA crew members. After completion of the April flight, these students will have an internship opportunity in Pasadena, California working in the Jet Propulsion Lab on robotics that will be used in future space exploration.
Gadsden State's Financial Aid Department will host several free Financial Aid Workshops this month. Two sessions will be held at Gadsden State Cherokee in Centre, one on Tuesday, February 26 at 6:00 p.m. and another on Thursday, February 28 at 10:00 a.m. Both sessions will be held in room 130. Additional workshop sessions will be held on February 28 in the Ayers Campus Computer Science Auditorium in Anniston at 3:30 p.m. and in Browder Hall Auditorium on the Wallace Drive Campus in Gadsden at 6:00 p.m.
The workshops will serve to inform the students and parents about the various types of financial aid and scholarships available, the financial aid process, and assist individuals in filing their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). "Even though Gadsden State is hosting the workshops, the sessions are open to all students interested in attending college, regardless of which college they plan to attend," said Kelly D'Eath, financial aid director. Any interested students and parents are invited to attend the workshops. Applications for student financial aid may be obtained at www.fafsa.gov or the form may be accessed from the Gadsden State link at www.gadsdenstate.edu. April 15 is the priority FAFSA filing date for Gadsden State.
Funding for the workshops is provided by the Opening Doors College Access Challenge Grant Model Program. For more information contact D'Eath at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 256-549-8266. Information may also be obtained by contacting Pamela Johnson at 256-835-5456 or Chad Steed at 256-927-1802.


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Described Below: THEME, TABLETOP, HUTCH DISPLAY, AND ACTIVITIES
This "Showered with Love" baby shower is filled with girlie, rain-inspired details like sequin embellished umbrellas, fluffy felt clouds, and paper raindrops. A charming "baby sweetness" was introduced through glittery pacifiers, buttons, cute elephants spraying heart-shaped raindrops, and a cloud shaped diaper cake made from extra-soft Little Snugglers diapers from Huggies.
The paper details played a huge part in bringing the theme to life. And guess what… if you'd like to shower your favorite mom-to-be with love as well, we've got good news for you: in addition to the party details described below, you can purchase the entire Pink & Red Showered with Love collection in our Shop! We also have free sample printables for download including the Nail Sign, Drink Sign & Cloud Food Lables (Scroll to download!).
Centerpiece Details:
– Ceramic rain boots* (purchased at Michaels), spray painted pink and embellished with sequin trim, rick rack, and paper clouds and raindrops.
– The boots acted as a "vase" for red tulips. A glass filled with water for the flowers was hidden inside.
– Under the boots: a craft foam sheet cut in the shape of a cloud (drawn freehand then hand-cut)
– Pink & red glittered plastic pacifiers
– Bubble umbrella embellished with ribbon trims and paper "stripes" hung from a hook in the ceiling.
Note: Don't have a hook above the table? No problem - decorated umbrellas can be hung anywhere in the party space!)
Helpful Tabletop Tips:
– If you can't find ceramic rain boots, this centerpiece can also be accomplished using regular pink or red rain boots! If you choose to go that route, purchase the boots in mom's size and use removable glue dots for the embellishments so that the rain boots can double as a gift for mom after the shower!
– If your shower is large and you have multiple tables, you can always just feature this centerpiece at mom-to-be's table, then place simpler, very cost-expensive centerpieces at the other tables. For example:
- Mini bunches of tulips or baby's breath embellished with rick rack or sequin trim
- Paper clouds attached to bamboo sticks inserted into cylinders filled with foam + strands of paper rain drops suspended from fishing wire
Place Setting Details:
– Bamboo utensils embellished with rick rack and buttons.
– Paper silhouettes peeking out from the left side of the plate (in lieu of chargers)
– Bottled water with printable labels reading "Raindrops"
– Shower gel favors with "Showered with Love" favor tags. We found the favor bottles at Target and filled them with shower gel
– Pink napkins + sequin ribbon used as "Napkin rings"
– Hand-cut cloud shaped place cards.
Instead of the featuring the guest name only, the place cards feature phrases: "Mommy loves me", "Grandma loves me", "[Insert Guest Name] loves me", etc. – as a play on the common phrase you see on baby shirts and onesies.
– Handmade felt raindrops embellished with felt heart stickers and buttons hung from each guest chair. Mom's chair held 2 raindrops - one big and one small - to represent mom and baby! Not a seamstress or short on time? Just use flat felt for the raindrops!
Note: All of the paper elements mentioned below are included in the printable collection!
– Printable signs displayed in red and white frames. (All signs are included in printable collection and vary in size.)
– A garland made from party circles, paper clouds, and adhesive rhinestones (Rhinestones were placed back to back to keep them in place.)
– Elephant statues (found at HomeGoods) were painted pink and white and decorated with strips cut from the edge of the fitted sheet that came with the sheet used for the table backdrop. DIY paper umbrellas made from umbrella tip silhouettes + wooden dowels were attached to the elephants with 3D glue dots.
– Fabric flowers used by as-is or attached to bamboo stick "stems".
– Acrylic pacifiers and wooden heart chips covered in red and pink craft glitter. (The pacifiers at many craft stores or online).
– A large wooden letter (featuring the baby or mom's first initial) covered with patterned paper, glittered hearts, and buttons.
Wishing Cloud Details:
This activity doubles as a thoughtful keepsake for mom!
– Have each guest write a message to mom/baby on a printable cloud-shaped raindrop (included in the collection).
– Pre-decorate a felt or paper cloud with ribbon strands.
– Provide mini clothespins they can use to attach their note to the cloud, so that it looks like the cloud is "raining"! (We found glittered clothespins in the scrapbook aisle at Michaels. You can also find them online.
– We glittered heart-shaped craft chips (available at most craft stores) and used a glue dot to attach them to pens.
– Put the note cards in a keepsake scrapbook for mom after the shower.
– The wishing cloud paper details (5x7 activity sign, cloud shaped sign, raindrop notecards, and keepsake book label) and are included with the printables.
Valentine Manicure Activity:
– We found the cutest idea for a pink ombre Valentine manicure by Jenna Day over at TheBeautyDepartment.com! Check it out right here.
– Display a framed print out of the pictorial for guests to check out the steps at a glance.
Note: For smaller showers this manicure idea could actually be applied at the party. For larger showers, just give guests a quick overview of the project and print extra copies of the pictorial - or just little cards with the URL on where to find it – for them to take home. Include a a sheet of reinforcement stickers with the print outs as a thoughtful touch!
Click the following links to download the Showered with Love - Pink & Red free sample printables including the Nail Sign, Drink Sign & Cloud Food Lables:
– Showered with Love FREE Printables
Buy the full collection, matching custom invitation and thank you cards in our shop!
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Listeners to a late-night radio phone-in got a shock when a man introduced as a Zionist Federation spokesman announced he could not discuss Shimon Peres's comments on British antisemitism because he was eating a toasted sandwich.
The imposter, pretending to be former ZF public affairs director Gavin Gross, failed to answer any questions about Mr Peres's remarks, saying he was too busy eating.
TalkSPORT presenter Adrian Goldberg, not realising he had been hoaxed, said the man's comments were "absolutely, utterly disgraceful" during Sunday's show.
Manchester's Jewish communal leaders have raised serious concerns with the Church of England's senior churchman in the city this week after its principal cathedral hosted an exhibition which its organisers claim is evidence of Israeli war crimes.
Manchester Cathedral, the seat of the Bishop of Manchester, is hosting the Loss of Innocence exhibition, 50 drawings by Palestinian children which include gruesome depictions of Israel's 2009 Gaza operation.
Amnesty International has called for further action to ensure that the perpetrators of alleged war crimes in last year's Gaza conflict are brought to book.
In February, the United Nations set a five-month deadline for Israel and the Palestinians to mount "credible" investigations into the conflict which expired on Monday.
In an official statement, Amnesty said this week: "A year and a half after the conflict in Gaza and southern Israel ended, the victims have yet to obtain justice, truth or full reparations; the perpetrators on both sides have yet to be held to account."
A Methodist preacher has set up a Methodist Friends of Israel group as a response to her church's call to boycott Israel.
Earlier this month the Methodist conference passed a report calling for a boycott of goods from "illegal" West Bank settlements, and for political lobbying to end Israel's occupation and the "siege of Gaza".
The decision was widely criticised and the Board of Deputies and Jewish Leadership Council said the church should "hang its head in shame".
Pam Smith, a preacher in Monmouth, South Wales, created a website and Facebook group to gain support for Israel.
Israeli Arab Knesset members have launched a blistering attack on the Jewish state and its Parliament, declaring Israel "racist, fascist and worse than apartheid South Africa".
Speaking to supporters of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign at the House of Commons on Wednesday, MK Haneen Zoubi said: "Israel is much worse than the apartheid regime in South Africa. There were no ethnic cleansing policies there, but there are those policies in Israel."
Demand for entrance to the event was so great that supporters filled two committee rooms.
David Cameron's description of Gaza as a "prison camp" during a visit to Turkey may have caused deep offence in Israel and parts of the Jewish community around the world, but the Prime Minister can be safe in the knowledge that his comments are relatively uncontroversial elsewhere.
Like most British politicians of his generation, Mr Cameron has no great knowledge of foreign affairs. But ignorance cannot explain why the Ankara speech did not make the usual diplomatic nod towards Hamas extremism and the threat to Israel's security.
Prime Minister David Cameron's description of Gaza as a "prison camp" prompted anger this week from all quarters.
Mr Cameron, addressing Turkish businessmen in Ankara on Tuesday, declared: "The Israeli attack on the Gaza flotilla was completely unacceptable." And in reference to the Israeli blockade, he added: "Gaza cannot and must not be allowed to remain a prison camp."
The remarks led to consternation that the PM should apparently use criticism of Israel as a vehicle by which to promote closer relations with Turkey.
A year-and-a-half ago, in the aftermath of Operation Cast Lead, the United Nations Human Rights Council announced that it was setting up a fact-finding commission to investigate claims of human rights abuse and war crimes.
The commission's chairman, one of the most respected members of the South African Jewish community and a committed Zionist, begged senior Israeli ministers to cooperate with him, but Prime Minister Ehud Olmert refused. The result was the damning Goldstone Report, which has continued to haunt Israel and especially the IDF for almost a year now.
The father of a British activist shot in the Gaza Strip has said he wants to meet the Foreign Secretary to discuss the British government's "weak response" to his killer's early release.
Tom Hurndall was shot while volunteering in Rafah for the International Solidarity Movement in 2003. In 2005 the man responsible, a former Israeli soldier called Taysir-al-Heib, was jailed for eight years for the "unlawful killing".
The sister of a British activist killed in the Gaza Strip in 2003 has slammed the decision to release the man responsible early as "incredibly sad".
Sophie Hurndall, whose brother Tom was shot while volunteering in Rafah for the International Solidarity Movement, said the family was "angry and shocked" to hear that Taysir-al-Heib would leave jail 18 months before his sentence expires.
Ms Hurndall told the Ha'aretz newspaper that the family had feared this would happen, despite the fact that three previous appeals by Mr al-Heib to have his sentence commuted had failed.


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Skype 1.8 for Xbox One now has photo viewing and enhanced Snap experience
Since we launched Skype for Xbox One*, we've been listening to your feedback and continuing to make updates to improve your Skype experience. With this update, we're excited to add the ability to view photos from mobile devices; we're also continuing to evolve Snap functionality, which we announced a few months ago. Skype 1.8 … Read more
College Bound? Keep Your BFFs Close
Graduating from High School? Keep Your BFFs Close with Skype Dancing with your best friends at prom. Senior Cut Day. The moment you and your classmates toss your caps in the air at graduation. Some of the most precious moments are shared with friends – and as you embark upon your summer vacation, the realization of … Read more
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The physical fitness practice known as Pilates was developed in the early 20th century, and now has more than 11 million people practicing it worldwide. Denise Posnak fell in love with Pilates over ten years ago and quickly decided to become an instructor. After 12 years of teaching, this New York-based instructor has found a … Read more
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Dierks Bentley will kick off his 2014 Riser Tour on May 9 in Charlotte, North Carolina and wind his way across the U.S. throughout the summer. Chris Young, Chase Rice and Jon Pardi will open in what is sure to be an exciting concert series.
Dierks Bentley's "Riser" album drops February 25. The album is said to be his most emotional album yet as it was created during a period of time when Dierks Bentley had gone from losing his father to welcoming a new son. With such a range of emotions from sorrow to joy going on in Dierks Bentley's personal life, the thoughts conveyed on "Riser" are expected to be heartfelt reflections that fans can relate to.
Dierks Bentley's single "I Hold On" already shows glimpses of the love and longing the singer has for his father with lyrics such as "It's just an old beat up truck, some say that I should trade up.... What they don't know is my dad and me–we drove her out to Tennessee. And she's still here and now he's gone, so I hold on."
The tour won't be all tears and heart-tugging though. Chris Young, Chase Rice and Jon Pardi will surely tear up the stage and get the fans riled up for Dierks Bentley himself. Chris Young's latest hit "Aw Naw" was voted into the #2 spot on Marco Club Connection's Top Ten Country Dance Songs of 2013 list. Chase Rice co-wrote the hit single "Cruise" that has won multiple awards for Florida Georgia Line and is now gaining recognition for his own song, "Ready Set Roll." Jon Pardi joins Dierks Bentley's tour for the second time, bringing a new single, "Up All Night" to the set.
Specific concert dates will be released via Dierks Bentley's website in the near future.
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All without telling the music labels? How nice of Apple!
With this news, Apple are increasing the preview of a song from 30 seconds to 90 seconds - for the consumer, us... that is great, but for the actual music labels - without telling them, is a bit harsh. Apple have said to them, that the change is happening - whether they like it or not as it's for their own good.
Apple have effectively done this, without asking permission - with the kind of power they have in the music industry, who can stop them?


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Protesters March In Philadelphia Following Ferguson Grand Jury DecisionProtesters first gathered at City Hall in Philadelphia, then spiraled around the streets of Center City in protest of the grand jury decision in Ferguson.
Grand Jury Won't Indict Ferguson Cop In ShootingA grand jury has decided not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown, the unarmed, black 18-year-old whose fatal shooting sparked weeks of sometimes-violent protests.
5 Must Watch College Football Games This WeekendAfter a crazy week 6 in college football in which we saw 11 of the Top 25 ranked teams lose, week 7 is also poised to burst a lot of playoff hopes for many teams.
Rally Held In Philadelphia To Show Support For Ferguson, MissouriDozens of protesters rallied and marched for more than two hours in West Philadelphia Tuesday night.
Ferguson Store Owner: 'When All The Thugs Take Their Business On The Street, It's Difficult To Protect Your Business'Dom Giordano spoke with Mumtaz Lalani, the owner of the Dellwood Market in Ferguson, Missouri about the looting and riots happening in that town since the police shooting that killed Michael Brown on August 9.
Hundreds Gather At Love Park For National Moment Of Silence People in more than 90 cities across the country observed a National Moment of Silence as they remembered those who died at the hands of police brutality.
Musicians + Sports: David Nail Reveals His Dream Sports JobA native of the tiny town of Kennett, Missouri, Nail's well-documented love of sports is a very close second to music in his heart, always rooting for teams that hail from his home state.
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Bowling News USA - May 13, 2011 Team USA Takes Gold, Silver In Trios At PABCON
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Team USA's Bill O'Neill, Mike Fagan and Chris Barnes broke the all-time Pan American Bowling Confederation Men's Championships trios record en route to the gold medal Wednesday.
The Americans totaled 4,179 for six games, an average of 232.17, while competing on dual lane conditions. The 44-foot London pattern was on the left lane, while the 34-foot Stockholm pattern was on the right lane at Bolerama Tapatio.
O'Neill led the way with 1,560, an average of 260, and was followed by Barnes' 1,330 and Fagan's 1,289. The other Team USA squad of Walter Ray Williams Jr., Patrick Allen and Wes Malott earned the silver medal with 4,035. Canada took the bronze with 3,936.
"Our first couple days here were pretty rough, but we're pretty smart and once we see a pattern for six games, we know what it takes out there," said O'Neill, who helped the trio break the record of 4,024 set by Team USA in 1989. "We've gotten more comfortable with this bowling center, and we utilized one of our biggest strengths, which is communication."
Team USA got off to a strong start as O'Neill began the squad with 11 straight strikes before leaving the 2-4-5-8 on his final shot for a 296 game. Barnes added 230 and Fagan shot 215.
"There are so many great bowlers here, and we just wanted to get our foot on the gas and get going," O'Neill said. "It was nice to throw the ball well today."
Malott led the other Team USA trio with 1,388, while Allen shot 1,348 and Williams had 1,299 as they finished nearly 100 pins ahead of the Canadians.
Dan MacLelland led the Canadian effort with 1,363 and was joined by Michael Schmidt (1,321) and George Lambert (1,252).
With 18 of 24 games completed in the all-events race, O'Neill surged into the lead with 4,198, a 233.22 average, while MacLelland is second with 4,165. Allen is third with 4,158.
Williams sits in fifth place, Fagan is seventh, Barnes is ninth and Malott sits in 10th place. The top 16 players in the all-events standings after 24 games advance to Friday's match-play Masters.
Competition will shift to the marquee event of the PABCON Championships, the five-player team event, on Thursday as all teams will complete six games.
The PABCON Men's Championships features teams in the American Zone competing in five-player team, trios, doubles, singles, all-events and match-play Masters.
For more complete coverage of the PABCON Men's Championships, including photos, videos, stories and results, visit BOWL.com.
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Jeff Holt is an excitable guy and full of energy.
That enthusiasm is one of the big reasons, Holt with little coaching experience has been named the new head football coach at Pickett County.
"Coach Holt is a very enthusiastic guy and energetic and that's what the program needs," Pickett County School Superintendent Diane Elder said.
"We are hopeful that he can turn the program around and we are excited about next season."
Since moving to Pickett County five years ago, Holt has worked mainly at the pee wee and youth levels before joining the Pickett County program.
Holt has been an assistant coach at Pickett County for the last year and a half and is excited about the possibilities of the Bobcat program.
"I'm from Cincinnati, Ohio and grown up with big time football and I want to get everyone excited here in Byrdstown," Holt said.
"The community wants the football program to be successful, so with that support we can be make it happen."
"It gives me goosebumps just thinking about how successful a small community football can be."
Holt replaces OB Caudle who resigned in January after leading the program for the last three years to a 1-29 record.
The Bobcats are coming off a 1-9 season and are 2-48 in the last five seasons.
Currently there are open jobs at Mt. Pleasant, Mt. Juliet Christian, Northeast, Chattanooga Christian, Middle Tennessee Christian, Bolivar, Fairley, Chattanooga Central and Jackson Christian as schools currently looking for a head coach.
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Take these memories when I wake
Of the years that have gone by
Emotions I can't deny
To have lived another life
In a world non-existant
How does one live again
When you feel your life is over
But you're really just asleep
When reality surrounds you
Realize it's just a dream
Try to leave this dream I'm in
These cold hands hold me down
Pull me deeper in my mind
I feel I'm going to drown
I see the world collapse around me
Feel the walls cave in
The sky is torn, the world is burning
I can't escape this hell
My sanity has betrayed me
This can't be real...
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Music Teacher and Conductor, Margarita Muniz Academy
Conductor, Josiah Quincy School Orchestra Program
Boston, Massachusetts
Avi Mehta is a lifelong learner passionate about building relationships and community through music education. He currently works with numerous ensembles in Boston where he hopes to help young people reach their personal and collective goals by empowering them to develop meaningful friendships and create innovative communities around themselves.
Avi is an active participant in Boston's El Sistema community, a system of youth ensembles using music education as a vehicle for social change. He conducts the Josiah Quincy School String Orchestra in Chinatown and the Wind Ensemble at the Margarita Muniz Academy in Jamaica Plain. He frequently appears as a guest conductor in numerous music programs in the United States, India, and Venezuela.
In addition to his work with El-Sistema-inspired programs, Avi serves as the Music Director of the Randolph Community Band and the Assistant Conductor of the Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensemble at the New England Conservatory.
Avi holds an M.M. in Wind Conducting, a certification in Music Education from The Pennsylvania State University, and a B.M. in Tuba Performance from The University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Photo: Christ Wahlmark