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GRAFENWOEHR, Germany -- The community had a unique opportunity to view rarely seen regions of the Grafenwoehr Training area, here, June 26.
More than 20 local nationals, Department of the Army civilians and family members hopped on a bus for a window and walking tour sponsored by the Directorate of Public Works.
Resident experts Margit Ranz and Caecilia Meier, geo-ecologist and environmental specialist for DPW, respectively, led the tour offering tidbits of history and environmental facts about the area.
Participants first toured the sanitary landfill and recycling area just off Tower Barracks before driving by the Roethelweiher and Range 132 for an ornithology lesson.
Meier explained that the Roethelweiher was a very large lake until the 17th century when the dam broke. Now the lake is much smaller, but the remaining area is one of the largest transitional bogs in the local area and houses the rare snipe bird.
Approximately 900 breeding pairs of snipes remain in Bavaria; 100 pairs are estimated to live at Grafenwoehr Training Area.
The tour continued with a drive by Erzhaeusel, a now abandoned site that once extracted iron ore, and continued to the abandoned village of Haag, now home to numerous bat cellars.
Training Soldiers peered from the other side of the glass as the bus wheeled past Range 301 and continued to Hopfenohe, where a recent archeological excavation unearthed a dilapidated guesthouse.
The 1.5-mile nature trail near Dickhaeuter Lake and the new Outdoor Recreation facility was also highlighted. The trail allows interested parties to effectively explore the surrounding area by obtaining information from 16 informational boards posted along the path. The trail opened for community use in 2010 and continues to highlight environmental conservation of the land.
The tour concluded with a lesson on the habitats of beavers within the area.
According to Ranz, between 250 and 300 beavers call the training area home -- at times creating flooded landscapes.
The tour spotlighted the environmental work DPW is currently doing to preserve nature and wildlife of the training area, as well as give participants a glimpse of yesteryear by providing information on the lives of the townspeople who once inhabited this area.


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A behind-the-scenes look at Ser Waymar as his scenes were being filmed. We're told that he's using the same sword that was created for the pilot, when Jamie-Campbell Bower had the role.
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World number five Juan Martin del Potro, the man tipped to challenge for grand slam titles this season, began his year with a scrappy win over Frenchman Nicolas Mahut to advance to the quarter-finals of the Sydney International on Wednesday.
The Sydney warm-up to the Australian Open has proved a graveyard for the seeds this week but the 25-year-old former U.S. Open champion avoided an early flight to Melbourne by coming back to win 1-6 6-3 6-4.
Rated a dark horse to win the title at Melbourne Park and add to his sole grand slam triumph at Flushing Meadows in 2009, the top seeded Argentine will next take on Czech veteran Radek Stepanek for a place in the last four.
Other seeds struggled, with No.3 Andreas Seppi from Italy bundled out by Australia's Marinko Matesovic 6-3 6-4 and sixth seed Julien Benneteau of France dumped in straight sets by Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovsky.
Defending champion Bernard Tomic advanced with a hard-fought 6-3 4-6 6-4 win over Slovenian qualifier Blaz Kavcic, continuing his habit of raising his game for home fans at the start of the year.
The rangy 21-year-old, ranked 52nd in the world, has disappointed some in Australia for failing to live up to sky-high expectations and has been drawn into controversy by his coach and father John Tomic.
Tomic senior has been barred from the Australian Open after a court in Spain convicted him of assaulting his son's former hitting partner last year.
"The majority of the crowd like me in Australia," the 21-year-old Tomic told reporters after setting up a quarter-final with Ukraine's Alexandr Dolgopolov.
"At the end of the day, if you win, it's going to put a zip to everyone."
The invitational Kooyong Classic kicked off in Melbourne's leafy eastern suburbs on Wednesday, with a smattering of men's top 10 players warming up at the eight-man exhibition, which offers the same surface used at Melbourne Park.
World number seven Tomas Berdych roared back from a 5-2 deficit in the first set to overhaul Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 7-5 6-2 in his first hit-out of 2014 in brilliant sunshine.
Japanese number one Kei Nishikori also enjoyed an opening win over Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov 7-6 (7-5) 6-4.
World number nine Richard Gasquet of France nearly suffered an embarrassing defeat by teenager Jordan Thompson, and had to save two match points before fending off the 321st-ranked Australian 7-5 3-6 7-6 (7-4).
World number three David Ferrer, bidding for his fourth straight Auckland Open crown, began his 10th appearance in the event with a 6-7 (7-5) 6-3 6-1 win over American Donald Young.
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ZANESVILLE - Fort Frye scored 20 unanswered second-half points en route to a dramatic 34-28 come-from-behind triumph over host Rosecrans at John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium Saturday night.
With the victory, the Ohio Division 5, Region 17, eighth-ranked Cadets (8-2 overall) clinched their first playoff berth since 2000. They are scheduled to play at undefeated and Region 17, top-ranked Kirtland (10-0) at 7 p.m. Saturday night.
"We're pretty happy," said Fort Frye head coach Eric Huck, who's also guided the Cadets to a share of the 2012 Pioneer Valley Conference crown (with Monroe Central and River). "This has been one season we will certainly not forget."
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Chandler Lang's 129 yards on 10 carries and two touchdowns led Fort Frye. Max Alsbach, who scored the winning TD from a yard out with 1:48 left on the clock, added 102 yards on 13 attempts. Spencer Lang chipped in with 46 rushing yards and 30 receiving yards and two TD receptions.
Tyser Shilling contributed three catches for 36 yards.
Rosecrans left the door open for a comeback with self-inflicted wounds in the second half, and the determined Cadets, needing a win to make the playoffs, were more than willing to storm through it.
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Fort Frye 34, Rosecrans 28
Fort Frye 0 7 13 14 - 34
Rosecrans 0 7 21 0 - 28
2nd quarter
FF: Spencer Lang, 14 pass from Chandler Lang (Chandler Lang kick), 7:30
R: Thacker, 23 pass from Cronin (MacLean kick), 3:13
3rd quarter
R: Lanning, 2 run (MacLean kick), 11:11
FF: Chandler Lang, 70 run (Lang kick), 10:40
R: Cronin, 5 run (MacLean kick), 7:18
R: Thacker, 37 pass from Cronin (MacLean kick), 3:14
FF: Chandler Lang, 1 run (kick no good), :34
4th quarter
FF: Spencer Lang, 7 pass from Chandler Lang (Justin Massey pass from Chandler Lang), 11:37
FF: Max Alsbach, 1 run (kick no good), 1:48
Team stats
Fort Frye - first downs 12, rushes/yds 36/276, passing yds 75, total yds 351, fumb/lost 1/1, pen/yds 7/71, punts/avg 6/33.5
Rosecrans - first downs 13, rushes/yds 40/210, passing yds 168, total yds 378, fumb/lost 1/1, pen/yds 10/94, punts/avg 4/40.2
Individual stats
Fort Frye - rushing: Chandler Lang 10-129-2TD, Max Alsbach 13-102-1TD, Spencer Lang 10-46; passing: Chandler Lang 7-17-75-2TD-1INT; receiving: Tyser Shilling 3-36, Spencer Lang 3-30-2TD
Rosecrans - rushing: Cronin 18-82-1TD, Williams 7-46, Lanning 9-54-1TD; passing: Cronin 8-16-2TD-2INT; receiving: Thacker 6-130-2TD
Next game: Fort Fyre at Kirtland (playoffs) at 7 p.m. Saturday
The short-handed Bishops - playing a second consecutive game without All-Ohio tailback Luke Lloyd - let a 14-point, second-half lead slip away, as the visiting Cadets took advantage of 16 penalties and a late turnover to earn a 34-28 win at John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium.
Rosecrans (7-3) still will play host to a Division VI Region 23 playoff game on Friday against Willow Wood Symmes Valley. The game will be played at Maysville High School.
Rosecrans coach Scott Moyer, whose team had a 378-351 edge in total yards and forced two turnovers, lamented the costly mistakes and leg injury to Chase Lanning, who was hurt on the Bishops' second drive of the third quarter.
Lanning, a linebacker who leads the team in tackles, didn't return.
"We were up 28-14 and didn't put them away," Moyer said. "Losing Lanning in the second half on defense killed us."
Rosecrans had leads of 14-7 and 28-14 in the third quarter. But the Cadets scored the game's final 20 points, as the Bishops were haunted by Lanning's loss and 13 penalties after halftime.
Fort tied the game at 28 on Chandler Lang's seven-yard scoring toss to Spencer Lang on third-and-goal, and the ensuing two-point conversion pass to Justin Massey,
Massey then intercepted a pass, his second of the contest, near the Cadets' own goal-line, and the Fort offense started the ensuing drive at its own nine-yard line.
They responded with a 10-play drive, fueled by Alspach's 43-yard run on third-and-one, and finally took the lead for good when Alspach plowed in on third-and-goal from the one with 1:48 to play. A bad snap led to a failed extra-point pass, as the Cadets led 34-28.
Rosecrans had one last shot.
With sophomore Adrick Cronin at the controls, he hit Thomas Thacker with completions of 17 and 12 yards on consecutive plays to give the Bishops possession at the the Cadets' 27 with 1:13 to play. But a motion penalty led to a fourth-and-long from the 26 with 15 seconds left.
Cronin rolled to his left and lobbed a pass toward the end zone, and Thacker appeared to corral the pass inside the five, but the ball was dislodged on a hard hit. The Cadets ran out the clock.
"We fought until the end," Moyer said. "We had a play ready at the end, but we didn't get that chance. I feel bad for my seniors because I know they left it all out there tonight."
Rosecrans trailed 7-0 in the second quarter but tied the game when a scrambling Cronin hit Thacker with a 23-yard scoring toss to tie the game with 2:40 left before halftime.
The Bishops took that momentum into the second half, as Parker Moore recovered a fumbled kickoff to set up Lanning's 2-yard scoring run to give the Bishops a 14-7 lead.
The Cadets then tied the game less than a minute later when Chandler Lang rolled to his right, broke a pair of tackles, and sprinted 70 yards to the end zone.
But Rosecrans responded with drives of 58 and 88 yards to tie the game, as Cronin ran for a TD and Thacker took a handoff 37 yards for another score to make it 28-14 with 3:06 left in the third quarter.
That's when it got away from Rosecrans.
The Bishops committed seven penalties in the next four minutes, including four 15-yarders. The final one, after the Cadets recovered an onside kick, led to Chandler Lang's game-tying touchdown pass.
Cronin completed 14 of 20 passes for 215 yards and ran 22 times for 96 yards, while Thacker caught eight passes for 143 yards with a pair of TDs.
Marietta Times sports editor Ron Johnston contributed to this report.


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Familiar voice returns to Ellis Park after 4 years
A familiar voice has returned to Ellis Park for the summer racing season.
Keith Nelson is back as the announcer for the track in Henderson after a four-year layoff.
Nelson, who lives in the Kansas City area, worked 11 days on a temporary basis in 2008 after the untimely death of former track announcer Luke Kruytbosch just after the start of that summer's meet.
Nelson gave up the spot after the temporary stint because the 400-mile commute put a strain on his family.
After being cut loose from a similar job at Kansas City's The Woodlands, Ellis Park officials contacted Nelson about returning this year.
With his daughter nearing 7 years old, Nelson now finds it easier to make the commute each weekend.
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At the French Open, an Epic Outside of the 'Big Four'
At every Grand Slam these days, it will happen. Two players will settle in, swing freely, and hit winners for hours and hours. They will do absurd things, like uncoil a full stroke on a volley when a simple punch would do, or throw up a lob 20 feet in the air and watch it land on the line. Men's tennis has become a sport where "epics" are almost ordinary, and it doesn't even take the top four players to pull one off. It can happen anywhere.
At the French Open Monday, the duty fell to Stanislas Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet, and they delivered over and over and over again. Gasquet, once a child prodigy and now mostly a hard-luck pro at age 27, was uncharacteristically emotional throughout the match. He pumped his fists and urged on the crowd. After he won the first two sets, it seemed he would win handily.
But Wawrinka, who spends his life in the long shadow of his Swiss countryman, Roger Federer, won the next three sets for a 6-7(5), 4-6, 6-4, 7-5, 8-6 victory in four hours and 16 minutes.
The fourth set, which took more than an hour, was a match unto itself. In the eighth game, Gasquet and Wawrinka dueled to seven deuces and littered the court with winners (they hit 45 total in the set). Gasquet eventually held serve, but Wawrinka later broke and pushed the match to a decisive set. At 5-5, Wawrinka saved two break points.
"I was tired," Gasquet said. "I needed and wanted the crowd with me to put pressure on him. But he didn't dip."
Gasquet is now 1-15 in his career in fourth round matches at Grand Slams, with his lone victory coming at Wimbledon in 2007.
Wawrinka, who has never gone farther than the quarterfinal of a Grand Slam, has perhaps played the two best matches at the Grand Slams this season. At the Australian Open, he lost to Novak Djokovic, the eventual champion, in a five-set match that lasted more than five hours and went to 12-10 in the fifth set.
Next up for Wawrinka is Rafael Nadal. The seven-time champion celebrated his 27th birthday Monday with his most convincing victory of the tournament, 6-4, 6-1, 6-3 over Kei Nishikori. Nadal didn't lose his serve once and was relieved to have played better than he had in his first three matches.
"First few days when I was hitting my forehand my feeling was I don't know if the ball gonna go inside or outside," Nadal said. "Seriously if you told me two days ago you will play like this today, I will say, 'Give me the paper and I will sign.'"
If Nadal gets past Wawrinka, he'll likely face his largest test of the tournament, and maybe ever in Paris: A semifinal date with Djokovic.
Djokovic lost his first set of the tournament Monday to the always dangerous Philipp Kohlschreiber before prevailing 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. It was his first match since he learned that Jelena Gencic, the coach who taught him the game when he was a boy, had died in Serbia. Djokovic said he last spoke to her a few weeks ago. He called her a "second mother."
"I feel even more responsible now to go all the way in this tournament," he said. "She told me, 'Listen, you have to focus, you have to give your attention to this tournament. This is a tournament you need to win.'" The French Open is the only Grand Slam event Djokovic has yet to win.
As Gasquet and Wawrinka stole the show Monday, the top women's seeds had a banner day. For the first time since Wimbledon in 2003, the top five seeds have reached the quarterfinal at a Grand Slam. It hadn't happened at Roland Garros since 1996.
This, of course, was bad news for the three lower-ranked Americans remaining in the draw. Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Sloane Stephens and Jamie Hampton all lost in straight sets Monday. And so Serena Williams is in an all-too familiar place: She's the last American man or woman left in the singles draw. She plays Svetlana Kuznetsova in the quarterfinals on Tuesday.


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Texas; Amendment No. 5 to Notice of a Major Disaster Declaration
This notice amends the notice of a major disaster declaration for the State of Texas (FEMA-1999-DR), dated July 1, 2011, and related determinations.
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Effective Date: September 7, 2011.
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Peggy Miller, Office of Response and Recovery, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., Washington, DC 20472, (202) 646-3886.
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The notice of a major disaster declaration for the State of Texas is hereby amended to include the following areas among those areas determined to have been adversely affected by the event declared a major disaster by the President in his declaration of July 1, 2011.
Stonewall County for Public Assistance.
King and Scurry Counties for Public Assistance (already designated for emergency protective measures [Category B], including direct Federal assistance).
(The following Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora Brown Fund; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; 97.033, Disaster Legal Services; 97.034, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); 97.046, Fire Management Assistance Grant; 97.048, Disaster Housing Assistance to Individuals and Households in Presidentially Declared Disaster Areas; 97.049, Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance—Disaster Housing Operations for Individuals and Households; 97.050, Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals and Households—Other Needs; 97.036, Disaster Grants—Public Assistance (Presidentially Declared Disasters); 97.039, Hazard Mitigation Grant.)
Dated: September 7, 2011.
W. Craig Fugate,
Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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MaxPreps has named Bishop England volleyball star Mary Harriet Moore a second-team All-American for small high schools across the country.
Moore led Bishop England to its 13th straight state title with 345 kills and 140 blocks to go with 44 aces. Moore was named Region 6-AA player of the year and was the North-South All-Star Game MVP after leading the South to a 3-1 win over the North.
Moore also is an outstanding basketball player and has helped the Bishops reach Saturday's Lower State championship against Dillon. She played on the team that won the Class AA basketball state title in 2012.
North-South wrestling
The North-South All-Star wrestling matches will be held March 7-8 at North Myrtle Beach, and the Lowcountry will be well represented.
Local athletes named to the Class AAAA-A South team include Jake Sharpe, Beaufort; Levi Joly Bluffton; Tyler Fachko, Summerville; Ivan Wiggins, Military Magnet; Ben Crutchfield, Wando; Christian Cuttino, Ashley Ridge; Mike Myerink, Bluffton; Chad Wood, Summerville ;and Kentrell Seabrook, Beaufort.
Local athletes on the Class AAA South team include Mario Delrosa, Bishop England; Brian LaBean, Battery Creek; Haven Horlback, Hanahan; Frank Cromwell, James Island; Josh McDermott, Academic Magnet; Zorie Green, Stall; Bernard Harmon, Timberland; and Isaiah Sloan, Battery Creek.
Region 6-A stars
St. John's junior Chris Harris was named the Region 6-A boys' basketball player of the year. Harris averaged 12 points, 10 rebounds and 2 blocked shots a game to help the Islanders win their first region title in nine years.
James Maltese of St. John's was named coach of the year.
The all-region team includes Chris Harris, Jordan Gedis and Justin Frazier, St. John's; Deangelo Frazier, Troy Harrison and Dakota Holmes, Baptist Hill; Dawayne Gadis, Jaywaun Washington and Xavier Steed, Cross; Deangelo Rivers, Military Magnet; Dylan Spinelli, Charleston Math & Science; and Ikell Singleton, Lincoln.
National qualifiers
Three Goose Creek athletes - Danielle Nowlin, Destiny McKnight and Ky'ana Webb - have qualified for the USA Track and Field Youth National Indoor Championships after strong efforts in the USATF South Zone Youth Indoor Championships held in Birmingham.
More than 600 athletes from 12 states competed in the event in an attempt to qualify for the nationals, which are set for this weekend in Landover, Md.
McKnight placed second in the girls' 17-18 division 55-meter hurdles with a personal-best 8.67 seconds.
Nowlin placed third in the girls' 15-16 division in the long jump with a jump of 12-1/2.
Webb placed sixth in the girls' 11-12 division 55-meter dash in 8.32 seconds and was sixth in the 200-meter dash a 30.14 clocking.
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MUMBAI: The business of comedy in India is now ready to stand up and deliver. Untapped until reality shows such as The Great Indian Laughter Challenge arrived; 'funny business' seems to be the next platform as several companies are stepping on to the stage of stand-up comedy.
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Erin Lynch, of the Franklin Food Pantry, recently found out that SNAP benefits will be reduced for those who use them starting this month. No doubt, then, that the 200 Thanksgiving meals that the Franklin Food Pantry provides will be put to good use.
"We order all the turkeys from the Greater Boston Food Bank, then all of the side items are collected by various groups in the community," says Lynch. Many of these include the churches, and the Food Pantry also works with the Franklin Interfaith Council, among other charitable groups in town.
Overall, says Lynch, about 600 households are registered for the food pantry. About 200 or so come to use the pantry each month, however.
"The 200 comes from the average number," says Lynch. "Although we have 600 households registered, many of the families are on that line of being able to make ends meet and not. Some don't need to come every single month, because they're doing the best they can to make it. They come when they have an unexpected medical bill, or when they have to pay for heating that month."
Other groups help to care for that vulnerable population as well, says Lynch. "We also know that there are other organizations in town that help them meet their needs, for example, at Thanksgiving, the Friends of Franklin do a lot to help. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas, they work through the school nurses to reach out to those families who are on the free lunch program."
As for Thanksgiving at the food pantry, many churches, says Lynch, have signed up to provide specific items.
"The message we're trying to spread," she says, "is that during Thanksgiving and Christmas, people are really in the spirit. Other times of the year, our shelves might be really low. One of the things you really might want to do is sign on to sponsor a shelf at one of our low times of the year. You can pick a particular shelf, for example, in March, either paying for or supplying the particular product that's on that shelf."
The Sponsor-a-shelf program, says Lynch, is really geared the Franklin Food Pantry to be able to plan its inventory throughout the year, which items will be covered and which it will need to purchase.
Lynch says one of the things the food pantry is excited about is its new truck.
"That's sort of step one, bringing a mobile pantry service. We're looking to utilize the new truck to service different distribution sites," says Lynch. She says the pantry will be able to take the food to those locations where perhaps there are more senior citizens, something that will be great in the upcoming colder months.
"During the winter, the transportation to the food pantry does become more of a barrier," she says. It's hard enough for people to walk to the pantry the rest of the year. If you have a cane or you have a stroller, it's difficult to walk with the groceries. If you throw an icy walk in there, it makes it even more difficult."
The Franklin Food Pantry hopes that corporations or smaller local businesses will sponsor the truck and the mobile pantry program. She hopes the holiday spirit will stick around all year long.
" If we can start to use that enthusiasm we have during the holidays and look at how we can capture that and spread it throughout the year, that will really help us."
The Franklin Food Pantry is located at 43 West Central Street, Route 140 and can accept donations during business hours, Tuesday - Friday, 9am -1pm. Non-perishables may also be dropped off after hours in the bin by the front door, or monetary donations may be mailed to Franklin Food Pantry, PO Box 116, Franklin, MA 02038. For more information, visit us at franklinfoodpantry.org, like our page on Facebook, or call us at (508) 528-3115.
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Katherine Kim, M.P.H., MBA, Ph.D. Candidate
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San Francisco State University
Katherine Kim, M.P.H., MBA, is Health Equity Institute professor of biology in residence at San Francisco State University. She is also program director of the SFSU-UCSF Cancer Center Partnership for Cancer Health Disparities. For more than 20 years, she has led teams to innovate and excel; her past experience includes roles at University of California Office of the President, Brown & Toland Medical Group, Brigham & Women's Hospital and Alta Bates Medical Center. Kim's technology background includes roles such as director of health care product strategy at Oracle, CEO of a venture-funded startup company and leader of a technology incubator. She holds a master's of public health and an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley and a bachelor's in biology from Harvard College.
Her research focuses on innovation and adoption in health care technology and service delivery, as well as the role of diversity and leadership. Her past projects include the creation of an 11-hospital collaborative to improve use of medical devices and a seven-clinic collaborative to research models of specialty care access. She is co-chair of the State of California Health and Human Services Information Technology Workgroup.
The Health Equity Institute for Research Practice and Policy (HEI) at San Francisco State University seeks to advance health equity through research, practice and policy. HEI conducts research on health disparities and interventions that lead to health equity and collaborates with community-based organizations and businesses to support the effective adoption and adaptation of evidence-based approaches in real world settings.
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San Francisco State University
Christina Sabee, Ph.D., will lead the evaluation and assessment of the iN Touch project. She is an assistant professor of communications studies at San Francisco State University. Her research focuses on power and the strategic nature of interpersonal communication, especially in health care settings. Sabee has published health-related articles about technology and patient-clinician communication in Health Communication, Journal of Health Communication, Patient Education and Counseling and Southern Communication Journal. She has extensive experience in a variety of evaluation methodologies and in both qualitative and quantitative analysis of data as a part of her research and teaching. Sabee holds a doctorate in communication studies from Northwestern University.
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Tom Bodenheimer, M.D., is a general internist who received his medical degree from Harvard Medical School and completed his residency at the University of California, San Francisco. He spent 32 years in primary care practice in San Francisco's Mission District – 10 years in community health centers and 22 years in private practice. He is currently a professor of family and community medicine at University of California, San Francisco and a member of the Institute of Medicine. He is co-author of the books Improving Primary Care: Strategies and Tools for a Better Practice and Understanding Health Policy. He has written numerous health policy articles for the New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of the American Medical Association and Annals of Internal Medicine. Dr. Bodenheimer has trained more than 50 health coaches, led collaboratives in primary care redesign for public health and has written on health coaching and a new vision for primary care. He is currently running a collaborative that aims to improve primary care in 10 clinics.
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Design and Evaluation of MPI File Domain Partitioning Methods under Extent-Based File Locking Protocol
Issue No.02 - February (2011 vol.22)
pp: 260-272
Wei-keng Liao , Northwestern University, Evanston
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TPDS.2010.74
MPI collective I/O has been an effective method for parallel shared-file access and maintaining the canonical orders of structured data in files. Its implementation commonly uses a two-phase I/O strategy that partitions a file into disjoint file domains, assigns each domain to a unique process, redistributes the I/O data based on their locations in the domains, and has each process perform I/O for the assigned domain. The partitioning quality determines the maximal performance achievable by the underlying file system, as the shared-file I/O has long been impeded by the cost of file system's data consistency control, particularly due to the conflicted locks. This paper proposes a few file domain partitioning methods designed to reduce lock conflicts under the extent-based file locking protocol. Experiments from four I/O benchmarks on the IBM GPFS and Lustre parallel file systems show that the partitioning method producing minimum lock conflicts wins the highest performance. The benefit of removing conflicted locks can be so significant that more than thirty times of write bandwidth differences are observed between the best and worst methods.
Parallel I/O, MPI-IO, parallel file system, file locking, Lustre, GPFS.
Wei-keng Liao, "Design and Evaluation of MPI File Domain Partitioning Methods under Extent-Based File Locking Protocol", IEEE Transactions on Parallel & Distributed Systems, vol.22, no. 2, pp. 260-272, February 2011, doi:10.1109/TPDS.2010.74


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Lewis, J, De Young, R, Chu, DA (2010). A Study of Air Quality in the Southeastern Hampton-Norfolk-Virginia Beach Region with Airborne Lidar Measurements and MODIS Aerosol Optical Depth Retrievals. JOURNAL OF APPLIED METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY, 49(1), 3-19.
AbstractA study of air quality was performed using a compact, aircraft aerosol lidar designed in the Science Directorate at NASA Langley Research Center and Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aerosol optical depth (AOD) retrievals. Five flights of lidar measurements conducted in the Hampton-Norfolk-Virginia Beach, Virginia, region showed complex regional aerosol distributions. Comparisons with MODIS AOD at 10 km x 10 km and 5 km x 5 km resolutions show good agreement, with correlation R-2 values of 0.82 and 0.88, respectively. Linear regressions of particulate matter with a diameter of less than 2.5 mu m (PM2.5) and AOD within the ranges of 5-40 mu g m(-3) and 0.05-0.7, respectively, result in R-2 values of similar to 0.64 and similar to 0.82 for MODIS and the Compact Aerosol Lidar, respectively. The linear regressions reflect approximately 51 mu g m(-3) to 1AOD. These relationships are in agreement with previous findings for air pollution aerosols in the eastern United States and in northern Italy. However, large vertical variation is seen case by case, with planetary boundary layer heights ranging between 0.7 and 2 km and uncertainties ranging between 0.1 and 0.4 km. The results of the case studies suggest that AOD can be used as an indicator of surface measurements of PM2.5 but with larger uncertainties associated with small aerosol loading (AOD < 0.3).
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Has anyone gotten hit by this? You may remember that earlier this spring they announced that their credit card transaction information had been hacked and stolen.
I got a call from my Visa card issuer recently asking about the activity on my card. There were several charges that were not mine. None were large and they totalled less than $50 from what she told me. I had used the same card at TJ Maxx and at Marshall's shortly before the information was stolen. I'm thinking that was the most likely source of the problem. We scan the computer regularly and have changed passwords, so I think we're covered either way now.
Both of those chains are large enough that I'm wondering how many others got hit and if my situation fits. Maybe I should have cancelled my card when I learned about it, but that seemed kind of extreme at the time.


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A death investigation is underway after a body was found in Over-the-Rhine.
The man was found on Colby Alley, which is near Elm and Henry streets in Over-the-Rhine just before 7 p.m, Saturday.
Police said they do not believe the death to be a homicide.
Police said there were no signs of injury to the body.
Authorities said the man was white in his 40s, clothed, but not wearing any shoes.
The man's name was not immediately released.


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LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - A decision is expected Friday on the temporary replacement for County Commissioner of Precinct I Mike Montemayor.
Meanwhile, the county is looking into the allegations that Montemayor has never lived in his district.
Frank Sciaraffa, the former County Commissioner of Precinct I, filed a petition this week. In it, he claims Commissioner Montemayor has not lived in his precinct. It's one of the requirements to run for the position.
Currently, Montemayor will be temporarily replaced as he faces federal bribery charges.
Sciaraffa is requesting Montemayor be removed from office permanently, not temporarily, as is being done right now.
Montemayor's trial is scheduled to begin May 16th.
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A petition has been filed for the immediate removal of County Commissioner Mike Montemayor.
The petition was filed by the former Precinct I County Commissioner Frank Sciaraffa. He alleges Montemayor does not live and never lived in the precinct, which is a requirement for the position.
KGNS has reached out to the County Attorney Marco Montemayor for comment, but no reply has been made as of yet.
Tonight on KGNS News at Ten, reporter Orlando Garza finds out more on the reactions and what can be done.


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Terrible news, if not unexpected. He had liver transplant recently. Last time I saw him, at a Radio City show for Leonard Cohen a few months back, he looked awful--moving slowly and older than years. First intro to Lou was from seeing that WTF yellow banana cover on the record racks in college in '66. Never interviewed him but helped arrange piece by him in Crawdaddy in '71 about being a star and warnings about the same. (Lisa of "Lisa Says" fame also writing for us at the time.) Then there was the night backstage at a very early Springsteen show in Rhode Island where Lou looked rather Frankensteinish--in makeup, even off-stage.
Of course, we heard various sordid tales about Lou back then, though not necessarily true. Later, in his more mature years, I went with David Corn to see Lou give a poetry reading at the West Side Y in New York. Was it just two years ago when he spoke up for Occupy after a Philip Glass night at Lincoln Center and video went viral? Also, much to his credit, he inducted Leonard Cohen into the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame. Watch full 85-minute PBS doc here.
Just yesterday I touted the Velvets' Live 69 as one of the two or three greatest live albums. And they were certainly the greatest and most influential NY band ever. (Yet I see young 'uns on Twitter who seem to think "Perfect Day" is true Lfou.) A few selections from that period below, plus live "Heroin" here and live "New Age," "Venus in Furs" and Patti Smith doing "Pale Blue Eyes" here. And "Sweet Jane" directed by Julian Schnabel here.


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A man was found shot in the head Saturday in the 1800 block of West Muhammad Ali Boulevard.
Authorities said the man was rescued from his vehicle after it crashed into a utility pole.
The victim was transported to University Hospital, but his condition was not available.
His name was not released.
Police are searching for an assailant.


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When the games took off so did the atmosphere, and between the beats of pop music and Irish classics, the new players grew in confidence and the more experienced showed them how it was done.
"We were amazed how some of them took to it," said Farrell. "There was a team entered from Breezy Point here and they really took to it, and we were surprised how capable they were.
"And that might kick start something, a GAA team in the Rockaways area. So if that happened it would be fantastic."
American Rob Sheeley of the Manhattan Gaels football club encouraged those new to the sport to be persistent. He recalled how he ventured into the unknown with Gaelic football and went from playing sports like basketball, baseball and soccer to a game that was counter-intuitive to everything he knew. But it only took one training session to get him hooked on the Irish sport.
"Today was an excellent experience. People got together to really make a difference," he said.
"To be able to just do anything is great, and to be around the people who are willing to set it up and organize it is encouraging and inspiring. It's great to be a part of it all."
At around 4 p.m., the winners were escorted to the stage by the Breezy Point Catholic Club Pipe and Drum Band to receive their well-earned cups. Of the 20 teams who had competed, it was the NYPD Gaelic Football Club team and the Breezy Gaels team that won the day with the Breezy Cup and the Irish American Cup respectively.
Peter McCormack, NYPD Gaelic Football Club president, originally from Ballybofey in Co. Donegal, was delighted for his team's win and the opportunity to partake in the cause.
"We were invited out here today to participate in the Breezy Point recovery efforts and we're delighted to be here to help the residents recover and raise money," he said.
The NYPD team will also travel to Ireland in October to play an international tour in Croke Park, and will continue to give back to the Irish community when they visit McCormack's hometown of Ballybofey to play members of the GPA and All-Ireland champions in a charity game.
Saturday was a great success all around, drawing the community in with open arms and letting everyone go only when as much fun as possible had been squeezed from the day.
Children took advantage of bouncing castles and played their own sports while the adults took advantage of good food, played Gaelic football with tireless energy or cheered enthusiastically from the sidelines.
"It was great to see everybody here and raise a few bob in the process as well. The Irish American community have been very good and have given a lot of sponsorship and donations as well, so all told it was a great success," Farrell said.
The sun shone down on the people of Breezy Point on Saturday in a day of fun and team spirit that celebrated the tough times behind them, brought hope for better days ahead and garnered a team spirit for any obstacles they may face in the future.


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Can we be gearing up for winter already? It seems impossible that the lazy hazy days of summer have drawn to an end. We didn't even get to wear everything we bought for the summer! (Oh, admit it, you have at least one thing you didn't get to use yet this summer, too.)
Luckily, VIPoochy was ready for us and willing to help us out with our total lack of preparedness for the fall season with a fall starter package that put a great big grin on the princess pug's wee face. The package included a medium-weight dog sweater for chilly days, and a fun-fun-fun pajama top for chilly nights.
The sweater is absolutely fab. Argyle is so incredibly hot right now that it seems like it's the 80's all over again, and this sweater features an argyle design that's sure to knock-em-dead, with rich black and soft pink crossing over a wonderful winter white base. We loved the colors.
The design of the sweater itself, as you can see, fit the pug perfectly, shapely without being too snug. We particularly liked the half-length ribbed cuffs (that can be rolled up for shorter-legged pups) and the ribbed collar and waistbang. This sweater is also a lot smarter than most in that it stops a good several inches higher on the underbelly, so it's appropriate for girl or boy wear (the company makes two other color combos for those from the "Y" side of things).
The material is 100% acrylic, which means it's resilient, retains its shape, and resists shrinkage and wrinkles (who wants a doggie sweater that has to be ironed? We ask you). The pink argyle stitching is raised and not an integrated part of the weave, which means it could catch on something if you're not careful, but for normal wear that shouldn't present a big problem.
We really fell head over heels for the PJ top, though. Called the "Smoochy Poochy", this adorably sweet dog pajama top comes festooned with lip-smacking kisses in both pink and red, with a light pink background.
The style was great - oversized, so there's lots of room to turn around in the middle of the night without getting all bunched up. It fastens with velcro down the front panel, and the soft rounded shirt collar can be worn up or down (ever the fuss, the princess likes hers half UP and half DOWN - no, we're not kidding). A decorative white bone "button" finishes the look at the neck.
The flannel is not a super-thick material; it's relatively light and very flexible, while still remaining cuddly and warm. It's perfect for chillier evenings, particularly if your furkid sleeps in their own bed or on top of your covers.
Frankly, the idea of dog pajamas is just so smart we can't believe it's only really taken hold in the market over the last year or so. When the princess first became company mascot, our digs were a pretty standard issue apartment for a city dweller, which meant big drafty windows especially in the winter. The princess would have benefitted from these pajamas years ago (rather than wearing oversized tees to bed), but we're thrilled she finally has a pair of her own. And it's just the cutest thing ever to see her pad around in her flannels at bedtime.
We wouldn't change a thing about the fab dog clothes from VIPoochy! Super style, good workmanship, and cute cute cute to boot. We can't wait to see what they come up with next.
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By Spc. Michael J. MacLeod, 1st BCT, 82nd Abn. Div. PAOAugust 24, 2009
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - The Internet-communications ready Dell "netbook" computers handed out to Families of six dozen Iraq-bound paratroopers Friday at the Hall of Heroes were not free. The computers were earned everyday by Soldiers and their Families, who do the heavy lifting for America.
That was the sentiment of Operation Homelink founder, Dan Shannon, who, along with Troy West of Dell Computer, presented the Families of 75 paratroopers of 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division with brand-new, ultra-compact notebook computers, enabling the Families to communicate with their deploying Soldiers online.
Rebecca Tapia was very excited to own her first computer. She and husband, Pvt. Joseph Tapia, a cannon crew member with Battery A, 3rd Battalion, 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment, used e-mail to keep in touch while he attended basic training.
She said she looked forward to setting up a Facebook account to keep in touch with Joseph, and with her extended Family back in Arizona. Tapia also planned to sign up for an online course in sign language.
"There is no way we could have bought a computer," she said.
The full-time mother of three young children said she was delighted at how compact the gift computers were. "I can stick it in my diaper bag and take it with me to the park or wherever we're going," she said.
West, general manager of Dell's federal business, said the donation of new Netbook 2100's rather than refurbished notebook computers should be easier on Family members.
"It's the appropriate technology for e-mail," he said, noting that Dell was providing a three-year, on-site warranty on the new machines, whereas the company typically covered refurbished units for 90 days.
Brigade rear-detachment commander, Maj. Kevin Agness, said the computers would help the detachment accomplish one of its key tasks - ensuring Soldiers establish effective communications with their Families.
"For a spouse, a picture of their Soldier in Iraq or Afghanistan or an e-mail speaks volumes about their welfare and is always a million times better than any public message that I send out as a rear-detachment commander," said Agness.
Typically, recipients of the computers are young, newly-established Families of lower-enlisted Soldiers recommended by their unit's Family readiness group, said Shannon.
Corporate sponsors normally donate retired laptops and choose which units will receive them. To date, Dell had donated nearly 900 of the 2,900 computers that the program has matched with military Families over the past six years, he said.
Other sponsors include Microsoft, CDW-G, CAN Insurance, Southwest Airlines, Northrop Grumman, Pratt and Whitney and others, he said.
Shannon, a Chicago-area, commercial real-estate broker with four children of his own, began Operation Homelink shortly after Sept. 11, 2001 when he was moved by images of a Soldier saying goodbye to his wife and kids, he said.
"I have not served myself. I wanted to do something to give something back," he said. "It's a very small thing that we do in return for the sacrifice."


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After nine months out of work without one job offer, Mark Leuner, 49, says he was "getting frantic." Trained in ceramic engineering, he had most recently sold construction equipment but was willing to do anything. Then he lit on an idea that landed him 50 leads in a single weekend. Dressed in both a suit jacket and hard hat, he stood on the sidewalk outside a newspaper office in Greenville, S.C., holding a large homemade sign that listed positions for which he was qualified: DITCH DIGGER, DIAPER CHANGER and MACHINIST among them. "I thought he was crazy," says his wife, Lorene, an ecologist. But after spending the morning on the street, Leuner came home to an answering machine full of job offers and inquiries. (Nobody took him up on diaper changing, but several felt he could sell insurance. "At the end of the day, 90 percent were purely sales commission offers. They said, 'Anybody with this much nerve can go sell snow to an Eskimo,'" says Leuner with a laugh.) Ed Flanary, president of American Foam & Fabric, was impressed by Leuner's gumption. "I thought, 'This guy is serious about wanting a job. He would be a good worker,'" says Flanary, who hired him as a manager by week's end. A year later Leuner has parlayed that into managing U.S. operations for an Israeli company and hasn't needed the sign again. "It was a stunt," says Leuner. "I was hoping it would catch someone's attention, and it did."
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After 16 years working with mentally challenged teens and adults, Pasha Stocking was ready for a change and wanted to try marketing. Her dad gave her a start by hiring her at his health-care-training company. But less than a year later, due to the recession, he cut her position. "I was in shock," says Stocking, 37. "I couldn't believe my father got rid of my job." With no other clients, she decided to do some PR for herself. "I was like, 'I've got to do something crazy.'" In April 2009 she took $2,500 from her savings to rent a billboard off I-95 in Bridgeport, Conn., that read, "HIRE ME!" Soon she had nearly 80 job offers. Buoyed by her success, she opened her own PR and marketing firm. "She put her money on the line," says another publicist, Yusuf Salaam, who hired Stocking to redesign his website. "And it worked."
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Smith Westerns' brand new album 'Soft Will' is out TODAY — hailed by Pitchfork as "cinematic" and "instantly likeable", by NME as "optimistic" and "nostalgic", and by us here at Mom+Pop as "really really great" (yes, that's a direct quote). You can pick up 'Soft Will' now through iTunes, the band's online store, or your local indie record shop.
Here's a rather heartfelt word from the band themselves:
Today is the day! Its been almost two and half years since we debuted Dye It Blonde or released any material for that matter, and I'm already beyond stoked. If you were to ask us four years ago, when we first released the S/T, that we would still be making music in 2013 we'd probably would've laughed. We started writing music as a release from our own youthful obligations and thanks to everyones support its turned into something much greater.
Being in a band and touring is the only thing any of us have ever known and Soft Will reflects the triumphs and failures we've experienced throughout our time together. Soft Will, like our other albums, serves as a bookmark to the experiences we've lived through up to this point. And just like how each record brings us as a band closer together, I hope that this record let's you the listener even further into our world.
Thank you so much for the support and enjoy ;)
Cullen, Cameron, Max, Julien
If you're Chicago-based, head down to Reckless Records tonight at 6pm where the band will be performing a FREE in-store. Not Chicago-based? You'll just have to wait until July, when the band will be heading out on a full US tour, dates for which can be found here.
If you haven't had a chance to hear the record yet, you can stream it in full over on Spotify.


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The smooth sounds from the band filled the Black Ensemble Theater as the audience anxiously waited to see the spectacular performance of From Doo Wop to Hip Hop, written and directed by Black Ensemble Theater Founder and CEO Jackie Taylor and Associate Director Rueben Echoles.
Let's take a walk through Unison Hills where everyone is musically talented. A group of older men stood outside of their homes singing "16 Candles," with harmony sure to make you bob your head, while four younger men came up with a more urban version called "It's Your Birthday."
From Doo Wop to Hip Hop tells a story about a community of people from the music industry, the older group have breathed and lived music, while the younger generation is still searching and waiting for that moment of stardom. Everyone in the community has a tight bond until tragedy hits. This causes relationships to become withdrawn between a brother and sister, father and daughter, husband and wife and an entire community of Whites and Blacks in Unison Hills.
Each scene was incorporated with incredible vocal talent and acting. The creativity of this production kept the audience applauding, laughing and engaged in every moment from beginning to end. One of the most memorable scenes was the Hip Hop Melody. "It was all a dream; I use to read Word Up! magazine." Yes! They transitioned from Biggie to Naughty by Nature. This scene brought back memories of true Hip Hop artists that kept a positive message in their music.
Without the Doo Wop there would be no Hip Hop. Of course the older group performed great classics such as "The Great Pretender," "Our Day Will Come," "Do Right Woman, Do Right Man," and other great old school hits.
If you love and appreciate music, it is a must that you see From Doo Wop to Hip Hop. Bravo Jackie Taylor and Rueben Echoles, the show was amazing. Also, the entire cast, creative team and musicians did a fantastic job. The performance will be at the Black Ensemble Theater until April 14th, 2013. For more information or to purchase tickets visit http://www.blackensembletheater.org.
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Only snakes use "wirelsss" networks!
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> This is not an argument, but a discussion.
> A while back I asked a question concerning use of unprotected wireless
> networks from my desk at home. I was told it was illegal.
> I did not question it, until this weekend, when I became acutely aware
> that all over my city, in parks and playgrounds, along many streets,
> simply everywhere, there are people using laptops, connected via
> wireless. So I asked a random sample of 8 or 9 people how they were
> connected. All said they found unprotected networks everywhere in the
> city. I asked if they knew about the "illegality" of such use. They
> all said they were aware, but asked, as I do now, how would it be
> possible for people to do business while away from home or office, if
> such connections were unavailable?
> I think most individual net based businesses would simply collapse.
> The network I am using is available 24/7, with a far stronger signal
> than almost all the protected ones, and I have to believe that the
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Investment analysts, with their outsiders' viewpoint, often have some good insight into our industry. Other insights aren't quite so astute. The Business Insider website, with its recent "Trucking running on fumes" analysis, offers this stark summary as an introduction to its commentary on rising fuel prices: Trucking is one of the most expedient, but also one of the most inefficient modes of freight transportation. The conclusion is based on the fuel efficiency of rail, which is ...Read More
Railroads were advertising a lot during last year's period of rising fuel prices, touting their good cost-per-mile for moving a ton of commodities. Lest you think the super-heavy-duty engines are stealing your livelihood, consider this anecdotal evidence from the Wall Street Journal: Boxcars used to be a "fleeting sight" in the town of New Castle, Ind. For the past year, though, 100-plus yellow boxcars have been parked in the middle of town. The line stretches for ...Read More


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The Lake Isle of Innisfree
by William Butler Yeats
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Poets.org has all kinds of scoop on your new favorite Irishman.
If Poets.org doesn't cut the mustard for you, check out the Poetry Foundation's take on the guy.
Um, guys, Yeats was kind of a big deal. Want proof? He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923. Check out Yeats's Nobel Prize lecture in full, including notes.
Find some fellows at the Yeats Society, and check out what they do in memory of the great writer.
Watch Yeats roll in to Stockholm to take home the win in one smart chapeau.
See the man behind the verse, who wasn't averse to reading said verse.
Yeats gives a theatrical reading of "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" and more.
Hear Yeats (along with a chunk of other famous poets) read his poems aloud.
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PLEASANTON -- A plan to reduce Pleasanton school vacations to seven weeks, which had many parents unhappy, seems to have lost momentum.
However, school officials say they still support reducing, or at least modifying, the school district's academic calendar for 2015-16.
Although a final decision isn't expected by school board members until June 3, each trustee voiced tentative support Tuesday for options that could reconfigure break schedules and shorten summer vacations.
"The way we're learning right now, a traditional schedule isn't as efficient as it should be," said Chloe Connolly, the district's student board member.
Among the pluses expected to come from some studied schedule changes includes an end to the first semester in December, giving high schoolers a fresh start each January in the new year.
All five options include 180 days of break time per year. The "traditional" option would make no changes; the school year would begin in late August, end in mid-June, and the first semester would end in mid-January.
The most extreme -- and controversial "modified" or "modified hybrid" -- plans would reduce summers to seven or eight weeks, respectively, but add a two-week October break and expanded spring break.
"When we get into the (modified and modified hybrid), I think that's where it starts becoming, 'Well, should we go to that extreme or not?'" said trustee Valerie Arkin. "I think, at least not yet. We shouldn't dive right into it."
Two options seem to have the most board support. One is dubbed the "early start/finish." It doesn't shorten summer but has school let out in May and start again in August and has winter break starting at the end of the year so it corresponds with the end of high school semesters.
The other, the "modified lite," shortens summer to nine weeks and adds a weeklong October break.
A group of Harvest Park Middle School sixth-graders spoke to the board to support the early start/finish option.
"If we changed to the early start/finish calendar, many things will stay the same, but one major thing will be different: The first semester would end before winter break," sixth-grader Gabriel "Gabby" Herman told trustees. "This would help because students won't be stressed out as much, and so they won't miss school due to their stress."
The district's human resources director, Mark McCoy, told the board that the district sent out newsletters, held forums, used social media and tried other methods to inform parents of the calendar options and that they'd received a lot of feedback but that they also neglected to send out mass emails to parents or to inform them in a systematic, widespread manner.
McCoy also listed three PowerPoint slides full of concerns from parents and other possible issues of which he said the board should be aware. One of the biggest involves possible negative consequences of making Pleasanton's schedule so different from neighboring districts -- one reason trustees seemed to shy away from the "modified" calendar.
If the early start/finish is chosen, the first summer after implementation will still be shorter than average because it lets out later. This might cause some initial turbulence, but the district is committed to sticking with whatever decision they come to, said Superintendent Parvin Ahmadi.
"Change is always hard, right?" Ahmadi said.
The next Pleasanton school board meeting will be 7 p.m. Tuesday in the boardroom of the district administration building, 4665 Bernal Ave., Pleasanton.