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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE ; 14 March 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420314-TC-JWC-01; CL 14: 70-71
Templand, Monday, 14 March [1842]
My dear good Wife,—I am very thankful for your kind good little Letter, which I found today at Thornhill; yesterday morning there had been another waiting me here: I am very thankful to have you write in that way; full of sorrow, but of a soft affectionate submissive sorrow. What more can one ask or hope in this cutting stroke which [has]1 fallen suddenly with such a wound. May the sorrow be blessed to us both, to make us both better, mindfuller of what alone is true in life.
Your Uncle does not go till tomorrow; he will be with you at Liverpool on Wednesday evening: I go down with them to Dumfries; Walter is to turn up towards Glasgow, where a certain Mrs Chrystal2 lies dangerously sick, whom he is anxious to see. Jamie of Scotsbrig is to be waiting for me with a gig; but I will come up here with him again, to adjust the servants &c here, before I quit them even for a day. About friday I shall be back again, and then be left entirely alone, which will be far the suitablest condition for me in my present mood. The house has all a certain sacredness about it, which seems profaned by any kind of noise.
Today I left five pounds with Mrs Russell for poor Mary Mills, who is still here, but will go now to her own house shortly. Your Uncle added two sovereigns; but Mrs R. seemed to think that, with what poor Mary has from the Parish, about 2/ per week would be as much as she could get good of: Mrs R. was much gratified in undertaking to be almoner on this occasion. We have settled all accounts; all is smoothed into decent composure on that side, and blessings alone follow the Departed to her sacred home. O my dear Wife!—
Your uncle has made over all his accounts to me; and I have only a sum (of £34) to pay him at Dumfries tomorrow.— I think I will add £10 more for you; and then, at London, you will find £60 in the hands of Darwin. Your Uncle has been the friendliest of men to me all along; I feel much for him, for his uncomplaining sorrows which can neither be few nor small.— Your directions as to the Pictures &c shall be accurately followed. The Templand Bible was already marked by a hand that cannot be gainsaid for your Cousin Jeannie; I will find something else for Jamie. The Canandaigua picture I was just thinking might be disposed of in the way now ordered.3 The things are all coming in a large trunk; will be at Liverpool before you depart.
I too had a Letter from Thomas Erskine;4 very kind and pious: such words fall like dew on the parched grass, on such occasions.
Today we saw Hunter again, and an old man from Shaws came about taking the House.5 It begins to be a little uncertain again what can best be done with it. I will wait deliberately and see. Primrose Wilson's Letter is here; I send it tho' worth little. My poor orphaned Wife, take good care of thyself, for my sake,—there is no other now; and God be with thee always. Thy Affectionate / T. Carlyle

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Kids and grown-ups who are children at heart will love the free magic shows being shown throughout the summer at Albuquerque Bernalillo County (ABC) Libraries. Magical Michael Steele entertains the crowd with fun performances. He will perform magic tricks to capture the attention of the audience with mysterious unsolvable maneuvers. Kids will be amazed at the wonders of magic and illusion. Michael is also a 'Duncan Yo-Yo Professional' and can perform up to 60 yo-yo interesting yo-yo tricks. You can also look forward to a neat juggling performance as well as a 'Name that Tune' activity that he plays on his flute. Magical Michael used to be teacher so he knows how to engage the kids and incorporate learning into fun activities.
Children who attend this show and participate in the Summer Reading Program will be able to take home their very own yo-yo after attending this performance. They will then be able to practice the yo-yo tricks they learned during the show. This is part of ABC Library's Summer Reading 8-week program which encourages children to read in the summer while not in school. It also is a great way to show how reading is fun. The kids can earn prizes weekly for reading and filling out their reading passports. One of the prizes is books so they can continue their love of learning. Those who visit 5 libraries and get it stamped in their passport can enter to win a Birthday Party for 8 to iT'Z Family Fun Center.
Magical Michael Steele will be performing his magic show, juggling and famous yo-yo tricks at the Cherry Hills library on Thursday, July 17 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Cherry Hills Library is located at 6901 Barstow NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111. Be sure to check out the ABC Libraries event page for upcoming shows taking place, including more magic shows, live bird shows, puppet shows, story-time, movies and much more. All of these events are free. While visiting the library, ask about the Summer Reading Program and get your child or children signed up to earn prizes for reading books this summer.


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According to Slash Film on Thursday, it was once thought "Star Wars 7" was working with the Jim Henson Creature Workshop in order to bring to life the aliens in the J.J. Abrams film. To clarify, the workshop officially denied involvement, but did mention that their puppeteer workers are independent contractors. That being said, it could be likely these self-employed artists may be involved in the film. Lucasfilm was later contacted to confirm this, but has not commented.
Recently, Abrams posted a YouTube video promoting a charitable program called Star Wars: A Force for Change. It involves working with Unicef in coming up with creative ideas to solve worldwide problems. Participation in this programs allows individuals the opportunity to be in "Star Wars 7". During the airing of this promotion, an alien creature moseys its way into the background distracting Abrams for a moment. This allowed to gain insight into how these creatures are being presented to the audience in the old school fashion once seen in the original films.
For instance, there are similarities between the newly presented "Star Wars 7" creature and that of the old junk lady in "Labyrinth" starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly. Also, the Jim Henson Creature Workshop was never even involved in the original "Star Wars" films either. However, there are still ties between Henson and the films in some fashion.
Also, Leonard Nimoy hosted a show on Nickelodeon called "Standby...Lights, Camera, Action!" where he played host to a topic of creature creation in regards to "Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi." The set location of that film was in Buttercup Valley, Calif. Phil Tippett was the head of special effects and stop motion animator. He was tasked with what had become the largest selection of aliens and creatures brought together for a movie for that time.
"Star Wars 7" is scheduled to open in theaters come Dec. 18, 2015.
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Police have arrested the parents of a severely autistic 11-year-old boy after finding that the parents kept him in a cage. The cage, much like a dog kennel, was used for the boy because as he got older the parents were finding it harder to control him during outbreaks, according to USA Today on July 3.
Police went out on this call after getting an anonymous tip that this child was kept in a metal cage. When they arrived at the home they found evidence of this.
Tracy Trang Lee, 35, and 40-year-old Loi Vu were arrested on suspicion of felony child endangerment and felony false imprisonment. Police said when they entered the home they saw the six-foot tall, four-foot-wide and five-foot-long cage with a mattress and bedding inside, reports CBS News.
The other kids in the home did not look like they suffered from abuse or neglect and they looked as if all their basic needs were meant. The 11-year-old autistic boy also looked as if his basic needs were met.
Two younger siblings, along with the autistic boy, were taken into protective custody by Orange County Child and Family Services. This family of five, along with other relatives, lived in the home. Another family rents a room from the parents inside the home, said police.
Crime scene investigators from the Anaheim, Calif. Police Department were seen removing that cage that was used by the parents to contain the boy from the home. The police didn't release any other information regarding the parents.
Anaheim Police Lt. Bob Dunn said that there are agencies in place for families that are having a hard time handling a child with special needs. Putting your child in a locked cage, no matter how desperate the situation gets, is not the way to go.
The police needed a translator to talk with the parents and sort out the details of what was going on in the home. The autistic child cannot communicate. It sounded as if the parents used the cage for the child when he was having a bout of uncontrollable behavior.


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Ruben Fleischer, in his directorial debut, established himself as a savvy proponent of the celebrity cameo. Midway through 2009's "Zombieland," Bill Murray popped up in perfect out-of-nowhere fashion to steal some scenes and leave everyone wondering, "How'd they convince a comedy legend to dress up in zombie makeup and send up his own larger-than-life persona?"
And when Fleischer embarked upon his second feature, the action/comedy "30 Minutes or Less," rumors began to swirl that the director had done it again, albeit with a far younger Hollywood player. Last summer, the Web began to buzz with word that Taylor Lautner had dropped into the Grand Rapids, Michigan set to shoot a cameo. Could it be true? When MTV News visited the set a few weeks later, Fleischer's lips were sealed when we asked about the Twi-cameo.
On Friday night (June 3), at MTV's Sneak Peak Week presentation of "30 Minutes," it turned out that Lautner, in fact, was not in the film. So, during the post-screening Q&A, we put the question to Fleischer and stars Aziz Ansari and Nick Swardson.
"He's in it!" Ansari said.
Wait, what? Did we somehow miss the most famous abs in Hollywood?
"He plays a bum," Swardson chimed in.
Or not. The whole thing, it turns out, was just a rumor. "I read that somewhere. I was like, 'I didn't know about that,' " Ansari said, before reconsidering. Perhaps the suggestion that the "Twilight" star shows his face onscreen can goose the film's box-office prospects.
"Let's start that rumor," Ansari cracked. "People like him, right? Just say he's in the movie. 'That Lautner cameo is dope, man! You gotta see that movie with Taylor Lautner!' I'm just going to say that at the MTV Movie Awards. 'Taylor Lautner's in "30 Minutes or Less" Good night!' "
Will wizards, vampires or dream thieves steal the 2011 MTV Movie Awards? Find out June 5, when the 20th annual show airs live at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Tune in at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT that night for the "America's Best Dance Crew" finale and Movie Awards pre-show, loaded with live action from the red carpet, exclusive movie clips and a special edition of "After Hours." To get into the magical movie mood, it's Sneak Peek Week — five days of exclusives and interviews with the casts of "Fright Night," "Horrible Bosses" and more. Check out everything there is to know about Sneak Peek Week, the Movie Awards and the pre-show at MovieAwards.MTV.com!


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Brooke Mueller, the ex-wife of actor Charlie Sheen, has gotten famous for her drug-addled antics. But did you know she's also a well-known for being a street-savvy property investor? In the midst of fighting with her ex-husband over whether or not their twins Bob and Max can stay at the home of Denise Richards (circa Dec. 16), she's been trying to sell her grand "Tarzana" estate in California.
The famous house flipper seems to be off her mark a bit regarding her marketing skills lately -- perhaps distracted by her speedy proclivities. Mueller, who recently checked herself into rehab for the 19th time -- is allegedly in treatment at the present time for her Adderall addiction.
[Adderall junkies typically crush it up and snort it like people did with cocaine back in the 1980s. Since so many people can easily ask doctors for prescriptions "for their kids" to mediate behavior, they have to go no further than their local pharmacy to buy the drugs -- thus avoiding the worry of doing a drug deal on the street with less savory criminal elements. In case you were wondering...]
Mueller's trying to sell her big 9,000 + SF house for an even bigger ticket -- the asking price for the luxury home is $3,550,000. But despite being a nice place and the former celebrity home of Scary Spice Girl Mel B (a former competitor on "Dancing With The Stars"), the house is just not moving says eStalker. Why?
Basically, the home is not selling right now (in part) because the swimming pool area is actually pretty ugly. After all, who wants to move into a huge McMansion in sunny California and not be able to fully enjoy the backyard view or the outdoor amenities?
The celebrity real estate website's host shared,
The fully developed and landscaped areas around the house include a party-sized motor court at the front and a meandering terrace at the back of the house with a built-in fire pit fully realized outdoor kitchen and lounge set up with snack counter and massive stacked stone fireplace. Around the side of the house, overlooked by a covered veranda on both the first and second floors, is a large rectangular swimming pool with a slightly elevated spa and tanning terrace. We love that the pool appears to be set into a the tree tops but we're not so fond of the ticky-tacky child safety fence that surrounds it. We understand their utility and all that, they're just usually so visually incongruous, intrusive and, well, ugly.
So what is keeping Brooke Mueller from forking over the dough to pay to have the pool area revamped? Aside from the fact she's worrying about her own health [and not likely to be thinking clearly while withdrawing from her designer nose candy], she's got two young twin boys whose safety she has to consider.
Despite the fact she claims the boys are safe with her because she has a nanny, being a drug addict she's likely to be too out of it to properly supervise her children. By keeping the ugly pool gates up right now while they are small, she's potentially avoiding a life-threatening incident should one of her children accidentally wander off and end up in the pool area.
To that end, the ugly toddler fencing is probably smart to leave up while she owns the property if her children are ever anywhere near the place. However, if she was smart, she's have some sketches drawn up that could give a new home buyer an idea of the types of things they could do to remodel the pool area.
Having a visual representation of the pool done minus the safety gates could be just the right thing to help a home investor bite on the big-ticket property. If she had several drawings done -- along with proposed costs to do each different type of improvement -- then she could also make a price concession should she find a buyer who is interested in the property but would only be motivated to purchase the place after haggling.
The fact that it is not selling has little to do with her bizarre pseudo-celebrity status or any scandal she's gotten herself involved with lately. [Sorry, Charlie.]
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The Beacon Theatre In New York Gets The 'Up All Night' Treatment
Last night saw One Direction visit New York for two extra-special concerts.
Only two out of the five members are currently single – Harry and Niall, so we wonder how Zayn's getting on being away from his new girlfriend Perrie Edwards, as well as Liam and Louis from their respective partners, Danielle and Eleanor.
Watching them perform on stages, it's like seeing five good friends having a good time, and this concert didn't disappoint. If any of them are missing their other halves, you couldn't tell!
Here's a neat video review we found on YouTube, from a user called 'FutureMrsStylesOHHAI', watch and enjoy:
Watch the boys singing 'Gotta Be You' in the next vid:
And our final video from the Beacon Theatre in New York shows a bit of bromance between Niall and Louis – in between a spot of 'I Wish', LOL:
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Families coping with a child diagnosed on the autism spectrum are estimated to require an additional $17,081 of financial support. A study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics reports that the economic burden associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is substantial and prevalent across multiple sectors of society, including health care, schooling and therapy services.
The researchers aggregated data from a survey of 246 parents from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey to estimate the annual utilization and costs for each of these services. The survey included children aged 3 to 17, across income and class levels, in comparison to over 19,000 typically developing children.
ASD was associated with $3,020 higher health care costs and $14,061 higher non-health care costs, which included $8,610 higher school costs.
Additionally, the children with parent-reported ASD had visited doctor's offices more frequently and had higher prescription drug use compared to children not diagnosed on the autism spectrum. A greater proportion also used special education services.
Surprisingly, parents reported that this did not lead to higher out-of-pocket-costs associated with their child. Some of this may be credited to increased efficacy of autism insurance laws mandating coverage of support services currently in effect in 34 states, including California. Most of the onus, though, is placed on school systems, special education services and other government resources, such as regional centers.
The total annual cost in the U.S. alone in 2011 was estimated to be $11.5 billion.
A 2012 study funded by Autism Speaks found that the estimated total annual cost was $137 billion, but included adults with autism as the reason for the increased spending, due to factors such as housing support and unemployment.
While the results of this study may be affected by the relatively small sample size, it does point to the need for improved resources for early diagnosis and treatment of autism, leading to a greater chance of success in public schooling, potentially reducing the need for additional support services and the subsequent financial burden.
Nonetheless, cost-effective allocation of funds should be spent on the ASD population where necessary, in order to maximize their chances for success in school, as well as in society as a whole.
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I have a user that has a crazy amount of network connections populating his systray and he only has one network card and a wireless card. After a while he can hover over them and they will disappear.
Any ideas if this is OS or driver related?
I have a user that has a crazy amount of network connections populating his systray and he only has one network card and a wireless card. After a while he can hover over them and they will disappear.
Any ideas if this is OS or driver related?
I saw this problem and found that it was a result of a virus. Do a full system anti-virus and spyware scan and see if it catches anything. We had a tough time clearing it out and decided to just re-image the machine and all was well again.
Look in the properties of 'My Network Places' and disable any invalid or unneeded network interfaces. Assuming nothing breaks as a result, these should be safe to delete.
I would check the physical cable on any wired connections to ensure they are making good contact with both the NIC and the remote end (wall, switch, etc.). For the wireless connection, if it's an external device, check the USB connection and ensure it is working properly as well, perhaps switch it to a different port. If that doesn't help, reinstall the drivers for the network devices. Also be sure there are no IP address conflicts on the network that could be mucking it up.
What processes are running when this happens? When you restart the machines do the icons go away? I have had this happen a time or two, but a restart aways resolved it.
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this behaviour of try icons usually happens when their 'source' got updated or renewed. for example mcafee vscan updates itself from time to time depending on the settings. the old tray icon stays striked through and a new one appears. when you try to hover the old one it will disappear. in your case with network connections its weird indeed. the only conclusive explanation would be that the network connection got lost and was renewed a couple of times. maybe the screensaver was active? so that the desktop, taskbar and tray were not refreshed. you could check the event log for network errors and try to find updated drivers for the network card. I don't think you have troubles with viruses or any malicious software but do a full scan with a good and uptodate scanner. maybe try mcafee stinger or rootkit detective.


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Syd Silver Formals
500 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON, M4Y 1Y2
416-923-4611 | Website
Syd Silver is a huge chain specializing mainly in men's tuxedo rentals, with some sales thrown in the mix.
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|Accessories, Bridal/Formal Wear
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|Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa, Cash
|Neighbourhood |
|Getting There |
|Wellesley Subway
|Cross Street |
|Monday - Wednesday 9AM - 6PM, Thursday - Friday 9AM - 9PM, Saturday 9AM - 5PM
Profile Last Updated: March 12, 2009
Since 1927, Syd Silver has provided formal wear for weddings, galas, graduations and more. They carry both their own exclusive collections (Lusso, Optima, Millenia and Allure) and select styles from the leading designers of formalwear around the world. Each of their in-house brands are fabricated with luxurious, lightweight Italian wools, while offering unique aesthetic elements. This includes Lusso's sleek fit and narrowed lapels, Allure's prominent youthful but chic lines, and Optima's fine surface-textured wool. Colours generally range from black to gray to white, with two to five buttons and sizes ranging from boy's two up to men's 60 (for most collections). The chain offers a number of specials for larger corporate events (discounts for groups of ten or more) and students save on tuxedo rentals for proms and graduations. For wedding parties of five or more that book their rentals at Syd Silver, the groom's tuxedo rental comes free.
Prim and Proper
Outside their own collections, Syd Silver carries the latest formalwear from brands like Calvin Klein, Perry Ellis, Joseph Abboud and both Lauren and Chaps by Ralph Lauren. These outfits are generally more expensive and come with a wider range of aesthetic options, including full dress lapels and tail-coats. They also offer a substantial variety of formal accessories to complete the look, with dozens of shirts, footwear, top hats, canes and gloves to choose from.
Different Textures
While hats, gloves and shirts are generally limited to white, black or gray, the range of vests and ties is more copious. Check out the striped Windsor knot ties and pocket squares, colour-coordinated for wear with the faille collection of vests (including red, royal, champagne, platinum, silver and mocha). You can also find a variety of textured vests and ties, from patterned retro vests to the simpler silky smooth Herringbone and Bellagio collections.
Locations: Find a Syd Silver near you.


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- Ability to retrieve text based results via sms from your local machine (ie an sms to email engine)
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Keisha Dunlap joined the Conference staff in September of 2004 as Assistant Director of Championships. Most recently, she has been promoted to Associate Commissioner for Sports Services in February 2013.
Dunlap's primary responsibilities include oversight of the Sports Services department and serving as the liaison to the league's Senior Woman Administrators. She directs the planning and implementation of the Conference USA Men's and Women's Basketball Championships, one of the league's premier events. Additionally, she serves as the sport administrator for women's basketball, volleyball and swimming and diving.
Before Conference USA, Dunlap spent more than two years as the Director of Compliance at the University of Arkansas where she performed numerous compliance duties including participation reports, compliance reviews, National Letters of Intent and SEC Special Assistance Fund. While at Arkansas, she also was responsible for several event management functions, including Lady Razorback Orientation, various SEC Championships, and the 2003 and 2004 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Prior to her arrival in Fayetteville, Dunlap served as a Compliance Assistant at Loyola College (MD) for one year and spent one season as Graduate Assistant Track and Field Coach at her alma mater, Eastern Illinois University.
A native of Champaign, Ill., Dunlap, a track and field student-athlete, earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Eastern Illinois University and a master's degree in sports administration from EIU.
She is an active member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the Black Coaches and Administrators organization. She was recently appointed to the NCAA Division I Softball Selection Committee. She has also served on the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee and is a 2010 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females.
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Zen made no attempt to stop Dominic as he began to move towards him. Dominic had helped Perdante and himself escape back on Coruscant. The honorable thing to do would be for Zen to help Dominic and Arai escape. He allowed the two to run past him and was ready to stand in Mica's path if need be.
Zen found himself smiling as Dominic and Arai took off. He watched his former comrade for only a few seconds before he heard Mica's voice. Zen stared down at the human as he informed him that he would be telling the captain of his actions. He did not care what the human did, but he would not take further action to help Dominic. Then Mica told him his honor would be on the line if he screwed up again. Zen took a step forward and glared at the human.
"Save your threats for someone who fears them,
With that Perdante and Mica took off after Dominic and Arai.
Best of luck my brother
Zen thought as he headed back to the cantina.
Zen entered back into the Cantina and through the door to where Pauel was. He was not as calm as he was when he first was here.
"My patience is thin Pauel. You will come with us...make any attempt to resist and you shall find yourself without any legs."
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Clay McGuire begins his fifth season as offensive line coach at Washington State University and ninth season working on a Mike Leach-coached staff. McGuire played for Leach at Texas Tech, then later served four seasons on the Red Raider staff.
Last season the Cougar offense again led the nation in passing at 389.5 ypg, the second-highest mark in Pac-12 history. The offensive line also bolstered the WSU running game as the Cougars rushed for 80.0 ypg in 2015, more than double the output from 2014. Senior Joe Dahl was named a Second-Team All-American by USA Today and was a First-Team All-Pac-12 selection. Cole Madison and Riley Sorenson received Pac-12 honorable mention honors.
In 2014 the Cougar offensive line paved the way as WSU led the nation in passing at 477.7 yards per game, setting a Pac-12 record as well. The WSU offense also set 10 school single-season records, including total offense, first downs and yards per game. The offensive line was playing with three players seeing their first significant college action while junior offensive lineman Joe Dahl received All-Pac-12 honorable mention.
McGuire saw the offensive line make huge strides in 2013 from the season prior, doubling the yards-per-carry average, nearly doubling the total rushing yardage and nearly cutting the number of sacks allowed in half. Senior center and team captain Elliott Bosch closed his career earning All-Pac-12 honorable mention for the second straight season after anchoring and offensive line that protected the Cougars air raid offense that finished with the fourth-best passing attack in the country, Pac-12 single-season records for completions, pass attempts and WSU single-season records for passing yards and total yards.
In his first season with the Cougars in 2012, McGuire guided an offensive line that saw just two players start all 12 games and a total of seven players take a snap. Junior center Elliott Bosch, the only player to start every game in the same position, earned All-Pac-12 Conference honorable mention honors.
McGuire arrived in Pullman having spent the previous two years coaching running backs and special teams on Ruffin McNeill's staff at East Carolina. He was initially hired to solely direct the Pirates' rushing game, but added special teams duties prior to the 2010 fall camp.
In addition to guiding Jonathan Williams (847/52) and Giavanni Ruffin (384/25) to single-season career-highs in ground and reception totals in 2010, McGuire also provided direct oversight to special teams units which ranked among the Top 35 nationally in punt return average (30th), punt return defense average (31st) and kickoff return defense average (29th).
McGuire also tutored a pair of first-year performers in placekicker Michael Barbour and punter Ben Ryan during notable campaigns, which included a No. 42 FBS standing with a 1.23 field goals per game average. The Pirates also broke a single-game record which had stood since 1980 under McGuire's watch when ECU racked up 303 kickoff return yards against Southern Miss during a 44-43 victory on Oct. 9.
Prior to East Carolina, McGuire enjoyed a total of nine bowl appearances as a player and staff member at his alma mater, Texas Tech, before his move to East Carolina.
He had spent four seasons on the Texas Tech staff, but the 2009 campaign however, marked his first heading the running backs corps - a position he lettered in for four years. His move to the backfield followed service as special teams coordinator in 2008, an offensive graduate assistant in 2007 and a video intern in 2006.
McGuire's three primary running backs, which included two freshmen, all averaged over 5.0 yards a carry in 2009. Junior Baron Batch was Texas Tech's offensive MVP after racking up a team-high 1,279 all-purpose yards - 884 on the ground, 395 receiving - and 15 touchdowns. He assumed the special teams coordinator role early in 2007 on an interim basis, after McNeill moved over to the defensive coordinator position before the fifth game.
The special teams units responded to McGuire immediately when he took over in 2007 as the punt team thwarted any attempt at return opportunities for the opposition. Tech opponents averaged a mere 6.7 yards per return and returned only 18 of 30 punts. The kickoff coverage unit was also second in the Big 12.
McGuire appeared in 45 games at the H-Back position for the Red Raiders during the course of four seasons from 2000 to 2004. A big, physical player, he was noted for his effectiveness as a blocker in Tech's offense, and also factored into the passing game, catching 32 passes for 320 yards and two touchdowns during his career.
McGuire earned a bachelor's degree in history from Texas Tech in 2004 before following with a master's in secondary education in 2007.
McGuire, a native of Crane, Texas, and his wife, Jeri, are the parents of two daughters - Jorja and Addison.


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I wore it to a pageant and saved it so I could use it at my wedding but I was pregnant so never had the chance to use it for that. Bought it from First Impressions.
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The 32-year-old collapsed after coming first in a contest to win a pet snake by devouring live roaches and worms.
13:03, UK, Tuesday 27 November 2012
A Florida man who downed dozens of live roaches during a contest earlier this year choked to death, a post mortem examination has confirmed.
The report released on Monday said 32-year-old Edward Archbold of West Palm Beach died as a result of "asphyxia due to choking and aspiration of gastric contents".
Lab tests for drugs came back negative. The death was ruled an accident.
Mr Archbold died after swallowing the bugs and worms in October for the contest at the Ben Siegel Reptile Store in Deerfield Beach, about 40 miles north of Miami.
Mr Archbold became ill shortly after and collapsed in front of the store. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
None of the other contestants became ill after participating in the contest, for which the grand prize was a python.
Michael Adams, a professor of entomology at the University of California, said following Mr Archbold's death that unless the roaches were contaminated with some bacteria or other pathogens, he did not think they would be unsafe to eat.
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Why would any voter choose to participate in only part of an election? We're not sure, but that's the choice made by more than 32,000 Clark County voters who decided not to vote in the county commissioner race between newcomer victor David Madore and ousted incumbent Marc Boldt. That's 18 percent of participating voters declining to exercise their cherished right to participate in a crucial local race.
For sure, those nonvoters certainly have that right to abstain. The conventional wisdom is that many of these "under-votes" belonged to Democrats who decided not to vote in this countywide battle between two Republicans. But when you remember that this race determined who would occupy one of the three most powerful political positions in Clark County, it would seem that every voter could distinguish one candidate as superior to the other.
Consider, too, that in the other county commissioner showdown — where Republican incumbent Tom Mielke defeated Democrat Joe Tanner — there were about 17,000 under-votes. That means more than 15,000 voters knew enough about Mielke and Tanner to vote in that race but chose not to vote in the Madore-Boldt contest. This strengthens the suspicion that — in Madore vs. Boldt — Democrats refused to make a choice.
That's unfortunate but, again, within these voters' rights. We wouldn't presume that more participation would have changed the outcome, but it would have given the winner a bit more confidence while alleviating the loser's what-might-have-been frustrations.
(For more statistical details about what happened on Nov. 6 in Clark County, visit http://www.columbian.com/election. Several maps provide interesting perspectives.)
And here's another baffling statistic involving under-votes. About 7 percent of voters in the 17th Legislative District race between Republican incumbent state Sen. Don Benton and Democratic challenger Tim Probst chose not to express an opinion. Yes, 3,882 people who voted in other races sat this one out, which is hard to understand on two counts. First, this was the closest local race of all; Benton won by 76 votes (out of almost 56,000 total votes) after a manual recount. Second, this was the most important race in the state in terms of majority control of the state Senate. Benton's triumph enabled Republicans to install a coalition majority control of that chamber.
Either of those two reasons seemingly would be enough for those 3,882 nonvoters to participate, especially when they were offered a choice between a Republican and a Democrat.
This was the first election in Clark County since the advent of the top two primary in which two candidates of the same party advanced from the primary. It happened twice, with Madore-Boldt and with Brandon Vick defeating fellow Republican Adrian Cortes for an 18th District state rep position (20 percent were under-votes in that race).
The greatest advantage of the top two primary is that it follows the will of the people, not the parties. Democrat-only races in Seattle are popular because Republicans feel engaged by the opportunity to vote for a moderate Democrat. That trend hasn't surfaced yet in Clark County.
We hope the next time two candidates from the same party are pitted against each other, more voters will feel inclined to participate. Abundant evidence exists to differentiate between two choices and pick a preferred candidate. And, rest assured, you won't be the first person to cast a hold-your-nose vote for the other party.


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This comprehensive introduction to teaching social studies to middle and secondary school students includes many new ideas for teaching in our 21 st century classrooms. Continuing the tradition of social studies innovator Peter Martorella and taking a constructivist approach, the authors address current issues such as diversity, technology, inclusion, and teacher certification. Martorella believed that the fundamental purpose of social studies should be the development of reflective, competent, and concerned citizens. The goal of the book is to assist preservice and inservice middle and secondary teachers in becoming more effective teachers of social studies. To do this, the authors draw on theory, research, and the wisdom of experienced teachers. The text is organized in three parts: the origins of social studies, developing reflective and concerned citizens, and analyzing and improving the teaching of social studies. The book continues to address the need of helping students to develop a global perspective and become open-minded reflective citizens of the world. The blend of teacher insight, current research findings, and well-grounded theories give new and experienced educators the foundation they need to nurture and sustain effective social studies instruction.
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Table of Contents
|The State of Social Studies and Citizenship Education
|Alternative Perspectives on the Social Studies
|The Origins and Evolution of the Social Studies
|Alternative Definitions of the Social Studies
|The Contemporary Social Studies Teacher
|Contemporary Social Studies
|Citizenship Education as the Purpose of the Social Studies
|Alternative Perspectives on a Curriculum for Effective Citizenship Education
|The Enduring Goal of the Social Studies Curriculum: Reflective, Competent, and Concerned Citizens
|Teaching and Learning Social Studies
|Engaging Students in Constructing Knowledge
|The Social Sciences as Sources of Subject Matter for the Social Studies
|Other Sources of Subject Matter for the Social Studies
|The School and Community as Sources of Social Data
|Identifying Professional Resources
|Developing Reflective, Competent, and Concerned Citizens
|Organizing and Planning for Teaching Social Studies
|Basic Issues in Planning Social Studies Instruction
|Social Studies Goals for Instruction
|Social Studies Objectives for Instruction
|Organizing Subject Matter into Units
|Organizing Subject Matter into Lessons
|Classrooms as Environments for Learning
|Creating and Managing the Classroom Environment
|Balancing Goals and Objectives in the Curriculum: Linking the Head, the Hand, and the Heart
|Guidelines for Social Studies Program Development
|Variety in Instructional Planning
|Engaging Students in Learning Through Small Groups, Questions, Role Playing, and Simulations
|Grouping Students for Learning
|Using Structured Questions to Aid Learning
|Engaging Students in Role Playing and Simulations
|Promoting Reflective Inquiry: Developing and Applying Concepts, Generalizations, and Hypotheses
|Learning and Teaching Concepts
|Learning and Teaching Facts and Generalizations
|The Reflective Citizen and Problem Solving
|Fostering Citizenship Competency
|The Nature of Citizenship Skills
|Social Skills
|Research and Analysis Skills
|Chronology Skills
|Spatial Skills
|Identifying and Using Reference Sources in Developing Skills
|Activities for I
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