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|Clemson wins Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
|Tuesday, March 11, 2014 7:33 PM-
CLEMSON, S.C.— Austin Langdale took medalist honors to lead Clemson to the team championship of the 18-team Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate on Tuesday afternoon. The Tigers won the team championship with an 854 score on the par 70 Palmetto Golf Club Course, two shots ahead of ACC rival Virginia. South Carolina finished third at 867, while Georgia State was fourth at 874.
It was the first victory of the year for Clemson and Tigers Head Coach Larry Penley, who won for the 64th time in his Hall of Fame career. "We did not get off to a good start today, but the guys finished strong. We stayed patient the entire tournament and played well in stretches. We did a good job of knowing when to be aggressive. The wind was a factor but we played smart."
Langdale had a final round 72 to finish at even-par 210, the only player in the 90-man field to shoot even par for the 54 holes. The native of Pendleton, S.C. became the first Clemson freshman to win a tournament since Kyle Stanley won the Purdue Aloha Classic in Hawaii in November of 2006. It was just the second win by a Clemson freshman since D.J. Trahan won in Las Vegas in 2000.
It also marked the second straight tournament Clemson had the individual champion, as Miller Capps won the Puerto Rico Classic last month. It is the first time Clemson has had the medalist in consecutive tournaments since Trahan won back-to-back in the fall of 2001.
Langdale won by one shot over Derek Bard of Virginia. Both Langdale and Bard were listed as their respective team's number-four players entering the event. "I got off to a rough start today," said Langdale. "I was four-over after 11, but things turned on number-13 when I made a 20-footer for birdie. It was the longest putt I made all week. Then I hit my tee shot into the trees on the par five 14th, but I hit my approach from 94 yards to within three feet and made the putt."
Langdale was playing with Bard, so he knew exactly what he needed to do on the 18th hole. Both players hit their approach to within 20 feet. Both players missed their birdie putts, then Langdale made a four-footer for par to win his first college tournament.
It was the first win for Langdale since he won the Azalea Amateur as a high school senior just under a year ago. It was also the second time he has won at Palmetto Country Club, as he captured the Southern Cross as a junior player two years ago.
While Langdale was the winner of the tournament, sophomore Blake Kennedy was the top Tiger in the final round with a two-under-par 68. The native of Spartanburg, S.C. and Dorman High played he last five holes in four-under-par, a key to Clemson's two-shot win.
Playing in his first tournament of the year, Kennedy made the first eagle of his career on the par five 14th hole, then made birdie on 15 and 18 coming in. Kennedy finished with a 216 score for he 54 holes, good enough for a tie for ninth place. "Blake gave us the shot in the arm we needed to win this tournament today," said Penley.
Stephen Behr had a consistent round of 71 on Tuesday and finished in a tie for ninth with Kennedy, while Cody Proveaux had a 74 on Tuesday and finished in 23rd place at 220. Miller Capps, who won the Puerto Rico Classic in his last tournament, had a 72 on Tuesday and finished at 223, good enough for 38th place.
Team Results: 1. Clemson 854, 2. Virginia 856, 3. South Carolina 867, 4. Georgia State 874, 5. Chattanooga 875, T-6. GRU Augusta, South Carolina-Aiken 876, 8. Liberty 877, 9. Maryland 887, 10. North Carolina State 889, T-11. Wofford, Furman 894, 13. Elon 898, 14. Presbyterian 902, 15. Francis Marion 907, 16. Akron 912, 17. Nebraska 915, Pennsylvania 955.
Clemson Individuals: 1. Austin Langdale 210, 9. Stephen Behr 216, 9. Blake Kennedy 216, 23. Cody Proveaux 220, 38. Miller Capps 223
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Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music opened its 60th season Saturday evening with the Emerson String Quartet, an ensemble so polished it can leave audiences with their jaws agape. The program consisted of quartets in E-flat major by Mendelssohn, Beethoven and Shostakovich, whose entire cycles the group has performed throughout Europe and North America to widespread critical acclaim.
The auditorium of the Lincoln Middle School in Syracuse was nearly full with a mostly older crowd but there was a sprinkling of younger faces as well, a hopeful sign that chamber music may live on for the children of Generation B.
The musicians walked onstage with extreme poise but free of pretension. They took a long pause, entering an even more Zen-like state as they exchanged supportive glances. Eugene Drucker finally lifted his bow to initiate the first movement of Mendelssohn's "String Quartet No. 1, Op.12."
The sound of the quartet was immediately warm. Drucker drew longing melodies from his Stradivarius without becoming overly sentimental, evoking the youthful innocence of the 19-year-old Mendelssohn when he wrote this piece.
Lawrence Dutton provided elegant but robust counterpoint, achieving a synchrony of sound with the first violinist that is rare even among top musicians. As second violinist, Philip Setzer's ability to blend with the other members of the ensemble was equally graceful.
All three instrumentalists exchanged the spotlight seamlessly during moments of fugato as cellist David Finckel provided a smooth but fiery bass line, responding to each other's musical gestures with sharp intuition.
In the third movement, "Andante espressivo," their ability to communicate with each other viscerally, much like singers, became even more apparent as they broke out into emphatic dynamics with their bodies in seemingly effortless unison.
They waited until the final movement to bring out the full sound of their instruments, however, releasing the Romantic tension that the young Mendelssohn was only beginning to grasp in this early quartet.
Beethoven's turbulent "String Quartet No.10, Op.74," which he wrote during Napoleon's occupation of Vienna in 1809, came next. The first movement evokes typical 18th-century Viennese sounds which seem to refer directly to Mozart's "Magic Flute," illustrating Beethoven's nostalgia for Austria prior to the French invasion.
The ensemble played the opening chords with youthful energy, exuding a passion that seemed to rise from the soles of their feet and flow through to their fingertips. They created a very German sound that differed from their more restrained approach to Mendelssohn.
The ensemble's participation in scholarly research of Beethoven's quartets seemed to manifest itself as the musicians wrapped themselves around every note. Drucker seemed particularly in his element as he led from the first violin.
Finckel was cool and playful as he drew ardent lines from his instrument throughout the second movement, "Adagio ma non troppo." He anchors the group with an unwavering sense of direction and calm that inspires the greatest admiration and enjoyment.
The ensemble fulfilled every emotional expectation in climatic moments, but still managed to surprise the audience with dramatic suspensions in phrasing and an uncanny ability to glide fluidly from one phrase to the next.
After intermission, the quartet attacked Shostakovich's "String Quartet No.9, Op.117." Philip Setzer took the lead as first violinist, delivering the music's searching melodies with great depth and just the right touch of melancholy.
The piece opens in sonata form, but of the most untraditional sort, and quickly fragments into disparate elements that collide and mesh to create haunting dissonances. It is a five-movement work without pause, and the ensemble moved athletically from one mood to the next.
They clearly enjoyed the challenge of this music and mastered the modern sonorities with technical accuracy and unbridled intensity, a combination which the music requires but is rare to find. There were dance-like rhythms that yielded to more ominous, repeated motives, creating a polarity that was breathtaking. The unusual beauty of the music consumed the auditorium until the final chord, which the ensemble vigorously bowed with their entire bodies, ending in a pose that left the audience struck.
The thrill remained in the air as the room rose to a standing ovation. Several bravos floated toward the stage, the least amount of praise that a performance of this caliber should warrant.

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December 14, 2004
Throughout the centuries the ancient history and mythology of the Land of Palestine / Israel has inspired numerous ethnic, cultural, and religious groups to attempt to reconstruct a lost paradise. Particularly in the early twentieth century, settlement activities and the production of physical and cultural space embodied a certain utopian potential that aimed at anticipating a future model society. Thus the spatial and social structures of settlements may be interpreted as the result of conflicting interpretations of history and competing perceptions of the future.
This conference traces the architectural design and symbolic meaning of settlements, as well as their influence on transformations of the Palestinian / Israeli environment. Accelerated urban development, shifting political boundaries, and the ideological appropriation of history endanger the heritage of these architectural and social experiments and call for a re-evaluation of the region's architectural history.
The conference has been organized by Dr. Anna Minta (Technical University Dresden) on behalf of the Goethe-Institute in Tel Aviv and the Neri Bloomfield WIZO Academy of Design and Education in Haifa.
09:00 Welcome
David Alexander, President of Neri Bloomfield WIZO Academy
Hans-Juergen Nagel, Head of the Goethe-Institute Tel Aviv
09:15 Introduction
Anna Minta (Dresden): Conflicting utopias – The politics of constructing space and identity in the Holy Land
Jewish and Christian Perspectives / Utopias of Zion
09:45 Ita Heinze-Greenberg (Delft): Eden as model – Zionist settlement concepts
10:15 Yossi Ben-Artzi (Haifa): Landscape and ideology – The case of the German Colony in Haifa
10:45 Discussion
11:00 Coffee break
Jewish and Arab Perspectives and City Cultures
11:30 Haim Fireberg (Alfee Menashee): From mandate to state – Tel Aviv: town planning policy, spatial design and civic order
12:00 Abed Badran (Kabul): Transformation of the Israeli-Palestinian Arab village – 'Losing confidence'
12:30 Discussion
13:00 Lunch break
Jewish Perceptions and Strategies after 1948
14:00 Diana Dolev (Bejamina): Designing the Hebrew University as a symbol of Jewish rebirth and reconstruction
14:30 Alona Nitzan-Shiftan (Haifa): The reconstruction of Jerusalem after 1967
15:00 Discussion
15:30 Coffee break
Preservation Strategies
16:00 Nazmi Al-Ju'beh (Ramallah): Palestinian vernacular architecture – Meanings of and efforts at preservation
16:30 Saadia Mandl (Tel Aviv): Israeli preservation and politics
17:00 Panel Discussion: Heritage – Vision and Politics
Participants: Nazmi Al-Ju'beh, Abed Badran, Shmuel Groag, Saadia Mandl, Arie Sivan, Haim Yacobi


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definitely the worst food moment of my life - i've been a vegetarian since I was born
Getting ice cream from the freezer and discovering it's rock-hard and can't be scooped. I've broken/bent countless spoons because of this.
The paninis they sell at uni, is this cheese or is it mayo? That is the question
Picture the scene. A pot of pringles and you. Your favourite flavour. You pop open the lid and can smell the Pringle scent waft up in your direction..you see your friends around you have noticed the smell, they give you a look. Should I? I kinda have to be polite. You offer round. Of course, they accept. Why did you allow yourself to think they might say "no, i'm alright" for a moment. A little while later the pot makes it's way back to you. It's practically empty. All you have left is to drink the crumbs..
Heating an indian takeaway. Took my curry out of the microwave, ready to enjoy its gorgeous tastiness, only to drop my entire plate on the floor. I literally just fell to the floor and wept. I felt like my life was over.
I think I was about 12-13 and was having some pastry and accidentally had an onion that tasted rotten and felt like puking......not good it was
Making a lemon fussilli and accidentally dropping a pip into the sauce and not being able to scoop it out. I thought if I gave myself a tiny little portion and my husband a larger one that he would have more chance of getting it than I would. Needless to say I got it and pulled the most ridiculous sour/bitter face in existance and couldn't eat a bite more. I guess that's karma!
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I actually love this! You can buy giant green olives, each one has an entire clove of garlic inside. They are lush!
Oh, and don't forget "Waiting 35 minutes in a restaurant abroad, and when our meals come out trying to season them with salt only to find the previous joker had unscrewed the salt shaker topper".
Me being me, I actually TRIED to taste it, but it just tasted like forkfuls of salt. I said to the waiter what had happened, and he shook his head and shrugged in a "I don't know what you want me to do about it" manner.
So we got McDonalds on the way back to the hotel.
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definitely the worst food moment of my life - i've been a vegetarian since I was born
However, the awful moment when you sink your fork into a cooked tomato and it erupts a molten hot jet stream of juicy innards over your nice clean shirt or over the person sitting opposite you. Awkward.
An alternative, but equally painful experience is biting into a cooked tomato, naively expecting it to be cool enough to eat only to have your tongue instantly blistered and coated in hot tomato-ey juice. Not good.
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Yeah I hate sea food aswell! I was chewing it and my cousin pointed to the sign saying "squid rings" with the most malicious grin on his face. Spat it straight out!
I baked a cake the other week, a nice chocolate victoria sponge which I must have made like 10 times and its usually pretty perfect. I took it out of the oven and left it to cool for a bit in the tin. Usually I just leave them in there for like 5 minutes and then turn it out on the the rack but this time I was distracted whilst making a lemon drizzle cake (it was baking day, usually a fantastic day with a feast of cakes!!!). When I went to turn the cakes onto the rack the both crumbled everywhere, completely ruined. I was so devastated, I just cried haha! It was pathetic :P Then I tried to make like all the kings horses and all the kings men and try and piece it back together with a load of icing but the icing ran out. It was not a good time!!
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Doesn't happen to me now but when food (e.g. yoghurt) used to explode in my school bag as a kid. Or when my water bottle would leak all over my school books.
I also hate it when I dip biscuits into tea and it falls in! Or when I get up in the morning to make a cup of tea, and then find out that there's no milk/teabags. Such a disappointment.
I don't know why, but when I go out to a restaurant, the other person's food always looks more appealing than my own. That's always annoying.
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Food envy I've discovered the only way to avoid it, is to order the same
It's been a long day at work/university/school. You figure you'll give youself a treat and break from cooking and buy a ready meal. You cruise the supermarket isle looking for something sufficiently tasty. Bingo! A meal which looks promisingly delicious makes it's way into the trolley.
You get home and put it in the oven. 20 minutes later you take it out and serve it. It looks...Well, don't judge a book by its cover they say - it might taste better than it looks! You take a bite and it tastes like....cardboard?!? Sick realisation dawns on you as you run to find the cardboard sheath it came in. "Please no" you beg "not again.." As you look down at the packaging, your worst fears are confirmed "ONLY 4% FAT!" the little green sticker smugly declares. Damn you weightwatchers! Damn you!
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LORDSTOWN - The school board president wants a zoning change that would allow the tax influx that comes along with a proposed power plant. Other residents aren't so sure.
The board of education held an informational meeting Thursday on the possibility of rezoning a 57-acre plot for construction of a $800 million power plant.
Roberta Hiller, board president, has been championing the change after learning about tax income and additional perks that the plant plans to offer, such as a $30,000 per year scholarship for high school students for 15 years. The plant is expected to pay between $1 million and $1.5 million in taxes to the village each year.
"There is a lot of money here for the school. Remember, we had a (5.85-mill) levy in November that did not pass ... This would be the same as a 9-mill levy," she said.
"I talked to the mayor in Fremont, who said the fire chief lives next to the plant there, and he has never heard one bad thing about the facility."
About 70 people in one of the high school's lecture halls listened to a duplicate of the presentation given to village council last week by Bill Siderewicz, president of Clean Energy Future, about the 1107 Salt Springs Road location.
"If we don't get the zoning change, it's going to be very difficult to do the project, and any of the benefits to the village won't be there," Siderewicz said.
The Salt Springs location is the only area in the village where the company would consider building since it is near already-established high voltage power lines, he said.
Along the process of getting the plant in place, he said there were many "exit ramps" that the community could take to back out of the plan if things do not line up well with other steps, such as EPA and engineering analysis results.
John Doddard who lives about a half-mile from the proposed plant site attended the meeting.
"In general, I'm in favor of it. I don't see much of a negative," he said.
Others were not as keen as he and Hiller. Jim Gates posed several questions to Siderewicz after the presentation.
"They're painting a rosy picture. We need those that have questions to be answered," he said. "There are homes that will be devalued. It's like taking property with no adequate replacement."
For example, the plant in Oregon, Ohio, which was referenced as a success story, has yet to be built, he said, while the one in Fremont has not been there for long. He also raised concerns over the amount of water being used by the plant and the large emissions of water vapor impacting the environment.
Gates said he would like to see the plant further researched before a decision is made.
Village Councilwoman Karen Jones said the plant isn't what bothers her.
"I'm not opposed to the facility, I'm opposed to the zone change. Zoning is here to protect our current citizens, current businesses, current industries," she said.
There is a large amount of industrial property in the village that could be used before reducing their amount of residential property, she said. She would prefer to "maintain the integrity of the community."
Siderewicz made the point of saying that the property is not appealing for a residential development because of the power lines. Less than a quarter of a mile down the road from where the plant would be is a substantial neighborhood and small apartment complex.
He also said the property owner who agreed to put in writing that the zoning change would be contingent on the power plant being built.
The possibility of adding the power plant has several other stages to go through, but the first hurdle is making it past the zoning commission, which will be meeting on May 12.


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Sandi's Restaurant is a gem of a place at the very end of the LaSalle Expressway in Wheatfield.
With large front windows, small sprigs of flowers on every table and blossom-decorated walls, this is a comfortable setting for the kind of meals you might whip up at home. We also spotted a framed display of Air Force patches and some other military memorabilia that indicated the place is enjoyed by those working at the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station a few miles up Williams Road.
When John, Pat, John and I arrived before noon on a Sunday, we were handed the breakfast menu, which has a lot of offerings that sound delicious.
There's a one-pan breakfast, which starts with eggs and home fries mixed together and any two add-ins from a long list that ranges from bacon or sausage to feta or mushrooms ($4.99 small, $5.49 large, extra items 55 cents each). There's a meal of two slices of cinnamon bread, grilled and glazed with warm frosting ($5.29), breakfast sandwiches (eggs, cheese, bacon or sausage on an English muffin, $4.49 with home fries), omelettes (Greek or Western for $6.99, Philly cheese or everything for $7.99).
There are also pancakes (full stack $4.99), corned beef hash (with eggs and toast $6.99) or, if you're feeling healthful, a big bowl of oatmeal (or grits) with toast ($3.99). So basically everything you can think of is here, and if you can think of something else, they would probably make that for you, too.
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The tavern ham breakfast ($7.49) is served with eggs (ordered scrambled), home fries and toast, but the generous portion of ham is the centerpiece of this meal. The menu says the ham is hand-carved, and we are certain that it was, with the slightly resilient texture and sweetly smoky flavor of quality ham.
A one-pan breakfast with bacon and sausage was made with a chopped-up sausage patty. Temperature is essential with a plate like this, and it arrived right off the grill. It was very enjoyable, like something we would make ourselves if we had all the ingredients on hand.
A simple breakfast of eggs, home fries and toast ($3.49, $4.99 with bacon) was perfectly made. The bacon was crispy, as requested. The home fries, which were served on every plate, were made with bite-sized chunks of fried potato, slightly dusted with spice but lacking that crusty edge that we enjoy so much. Give them another five minutes on the grill and we'd be happy.
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Forget hanging skinny jeans on the refrigerator; according to a new study, hanging pictures of delicious food might actually be more effective.
According to a study in PLoS One, people who look at photos of high-calorie foods while eating other foods think that the food they're eating is tastier than it might otherwise be.
Fourteen test subjects were given photographs, some of food items and some of just utensils. While the participants identified the photographs as being of food or non-food items, electrodes on their tongues delivered "electric tastes," small currents on the tongue that are "hedonically neutral," meaning they're neither pleasant nor unpleasant.
Each participant received uniform electric tastes throughout the experiment, but when looking at photos of higher-calorie foods, they reported a more pleasant experience than when looking at low-calorie or non-food items.
"When viewing high-calorie food images, participants reported the subsequent taste to be more pleasant than when low-calorie food images preceded the identical taste," the study said.
If just looking at rich, high-calorie food can improve the taste experience, maybe our local health food restaurants should start decorating their walls with pictures of pizza and ice cream.


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Police are investigating claims of "financial irregularities" at Ukip, The Times can reveal.
The Metropolitan Police said they were looking into a series of allegations made against Nigel Farage's party by Jasna Badzak, a former Ukip press officer and parliamentary candidate.
David Manning, an acting detective superintendent at Scotland Yard, outlined five claims that he intends to investigate in an e-mail sent to Ms Badzak last week. They include financial irregularities "regarding the funding of the party" as well as a number of other allegations made against individuals associated with Ukip.
It is understood that Mr Manning has already interviewed


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That's how Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland sees it, referring to the driving distance between Fifth Third Field -- the home of the Toledo Mud Hens -- and Comerica Park, where the Tigers play.
Tigers catcher Alex Avila summed it up a different way.
"He's as close as you're going to get without being there," he said.
But Rondon isn't there. Not now. That's the reason the Tigers made the difficult decision to send Rondon to Triple-A Toledo with just a few days remaining before Opening Day.
Leyland said it was a unanimous decision among the 10 or so people who took part in the discussion that Rondon needed some work closing games in Toledo to start the season. But that's not the only thing the Leyland and the members of the front office and coaching staff agreed upon.
"Everyone in there loved him and everybody thinks his ceiling is unbelievably high," Leyland said. "The kid did not do anything wrong. He didn't do one thing wrong. What we saw was and what we evaluated was that he wasn't quite ready to do it today -- or April 1, whatever (Opening Day) is -- here."
The true test of Rondon and the Tigers will be how he and they finish, how they close out the season, not the first game. Will Rondon spend the entire season in the minors? Will the Tigers miss the playoffs?
The best guesses are "no" and "no."
For now, it will be a committee approach to closing out games for the Tigers. Leyland will likely lean on veterans Joaquin Benoit, Octavio Dotel and Phil Coke more than the others, but don't be surprised to see Al Alburquerque or Brayan Villarreal pitch in the ninth. At times, left-hander Darin Downs could be called upon to get the last out or two or three.
Dave Dombrowski suggested at one point Thursday morning that, if the situation were right, Leyland could bring in Drew Smyly to start the seventh inning and let him pitch the final three innings to close out a game.
Leyland is open to all options.
"Any one of the seven could close a game," Leyland said. "That's just the way you have to look at it. I might call anybody."
But it won't be Rondon. Not for now. But it certainly could be later.
Much ado is made about the Opening Day roster. It's natural, of course, for fans to wonder which players will make the team. It's normal for writers to report, analyze and speculate about it. After all, spring training lasts a long time. The Tigers had more than 20 spots locked in when spring training opened more than six weeks ago. It's natural the the competition for the other spots would be a focal point.
But in the end, it doesn't mean that much. Forty-seven players saw action in games for the Tigers last season. The Opening Day roster never -- and I didn't bother to look this up -- holds up for 162 games plus the postseason. Players get called up. At some point, Rondon will be.
The Tigers expect that he'll be back.
"This is not a punishment," Leyland said. "This is kind of a reward. 'Go down there and close.' Like I told him, 'We're 55 minutes up I-75. It's not like you're going to A ball or Double-A. We're 55 minutes away.' "
Avila was impressed the first time he caught Rondon this spring. He still is.
"His stuff's there, obviously," Avila said. "He's a great kid, a very hard worker. He absorbs as much as you're going to give him. He just needs to continue to throw more, mature a little bit.
"It wouldn't surprise me if he comes up at some point in the season and gets some really big outs for us."
It is a bit of a surprise based on how strongly the Tigers felt about Rondon and how much belief they showed in him -- it really all started with Dombrowski's postseason press conference -- that he will not be on the Opening Day roster. But it would be a shock if Avila is wrong, if Rondon doesn't end up pitching some key innings for the Tigers at some point in 2013.
Rondon is not ready. That is true. But he is close. He is good. He has talent. He will pitch at Comerica Park at some point this season.
He's just 55 minutes -- and a bit of seasoning -- away.
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The first stage of the living donor process is for the potential donor to call the transplant coordinator. The transplant coordinator will need approximately thirty minutes of your time to complete a telephone interview and discuss the process for donation. This interview includes a medical screening in order to determine if you would be an appropriate candidate to continue to phase 2.
The second phase involves blood testing. The following tests are completed: blood type, crossmatch and in some cases human leukocyte antigen (HLA) matching, which tests for the degree of genetic similarity between the recipient and the potential donor.
The first test, identifying your blood group, determines if your blood type is compatible with the recipient.
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The second test is the crossmatch, which determines if the recipient has any antibodies or sensitivities to the donor. If the crossmatch test result is positive, this signifies the recipient has the ability to attack the donor's cells and the transplanted kidney. Therefore he/she could not donate. However, a negative crossmatch result signifies the recipient does not have antibodies against the donor's kidney and he/she could be a potential donor.
The third blood test, HLA typing, determines if the donor and recipient share any of the same genetic markers. This is sometimes referred to as the "HLA match". Six of your genetic markers are identified and compared with the recipient's. It is not necessary for the donor and recipient to share any of the same genetic markers. However, all other factors being equal, a better HLA match is one factor that may improve the long-term outcome of kidney transplantation. This information is one factor that may help families choose who will be tested to be a donor when there are multiple individuals considering kidney donation.
Once blood is drawn for HLA typing, it takes approximately 3-4 weeks for the results to be completed. You will be called by your coordinator and given the results. At that time the coordinator will answer questions and provide scheduling instructions if you wish to proceed to the third phase of inpatient evaluation for donation.
Multiple Donors:
Many times multiple donors have blood testing performed for one recipient. We cannot release information regarding who or how many donors were tested to the recipient or potential donors. In this situation, we give each donor his/her results and we ask all to talk to each other if they want to proceed. The potential donors should then choose one person for phase three, the detailed medical evaluation performed at the Emory Transplant Center. We can provide information that may help in making this decision. There is more involved in choosing a potential donor than simply considering the genetic match. For example, can the person take time from work and family necessary for surgery and recovery? Most importantly, the act of donation must be voluntary. After taking all factors into consideration, only one donor at a time will be medically evaluated in phase three. We ask the selected person for phase three to call his/her coordinator to arrange the hospital admission evaluation.
There are two ways to complete the donor evaluation phase:
1. For most patients the evaluation requires a two day visit to the Emory Transplant Center. During this visit, we provide donation education and perform a thorough medical and psychological evaluation to determine donor suitability. The potential donor will have the opportunity to meet the members of the transplant team, which include the transplant surgeon, nurse coordinator, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, nephrologist, psychiatrist, and social worker. To determine the health status of the potential donor, the following medical tests are performed: medical history and physical examination, chest X-ray, electrocardiogram (EKG), and blood and urine tests. A CT angiogram or magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA) is also done. This procedure is a specialized X-ray, which enables the transplant team to determine whether there are any abnormalities in the kidneys or their blood vessels. If necessary, additional testing will be performed based on an individual basis. This may include additional heart tests such as an echocardiogram or cardiac stress test. The transplant team seeks to confirm that you are in good health for the surgery and that you do not have any associated kidney disease or medical conditions that may be associated with kidney disease in the future. If there are significant concerns over medical issues, the Emory Transplant Team will advise you not to donate. Once the evaluation is complete, it takes approximately 5 - 10 days to receive your results.
2. When a donor lives out of state and does not wish to initially come to Emory. We may be able to arrange blood work and pre-evaluation testing at a remote location. The recipient's insurance company must allow for this remote testing. The actual evaluation must be done at Emory Transplant Clinic.
Since the fall of 1999 virtually all donor nephrectomies performed at the Emory Transplant Center have been done using the laparoscopic technique. This includes patients with extra blood vessels to the kidney and instances in which the right kidney was removed for transplantation. The laparoscopic technique offers the donor a more rapid and less uncomfortable recovery while providing the recipient a kidney that functions the same as a kidney removed through the much larger incision used for the open technique. To date, Emory surgeons have performed over 400 consecutive laparoscopic donor nephrectomies.
The transplant pre-operative workup is completed one to two weeks before the surgery. The workup may involve blood tests, EKG, chest X-ray, history and physical examination, and consultation with the anesthesiologist. The donor is admitted to Emory Hospital on the morning of surgery.


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SUMMIT -- For students in teacher Grace Buonpane's eighth grade language arts class at Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle School, help with lessons is just a click away.
A website established by Ms. Buonpane, "Connecting Literacy with Technology," provides her students with resources, study guides and even the opportunity to submit assignments electronically.
"The website is a resource that supplements our class work and discussion," said Ms. Buonpane. "The students can log in at anytime from home and listen to an audio version of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' or read the texts of the literature we're studying." Ms. Buonpane's website is another addition to the Summit Public Schools' expanding media literacy initiative.
The website is not publicly accessible, and for students to work interactively in the site, they must log in through the district's internal e-mail server. Among the site's features are writing prompts for persuasive essays; information on Greek mythology, Shakespeare, The Diary of Anne Frank and The Pearl, each with appropriate study links; a guide to grammar and punctuation; online texts of the short stories the students will read throughout the school year; examples of persuasive essays and explanations of their scores; and a reference page on applying Bloom's Taxonomy -- a theory of learning -- to the skills being taught in the class.
"There is a reference on the website for whatever we are working on in class," Ms. Buonpane said.
The website has proved to be a real asset for students. One student said she mistakenly left her binder in school, but was able to complete her reading assignment on-line. Another said that listening to the audio version of a reading assignment helped him to understand it better.
"The website is proving to be a benefit for all of us," Ms. Buonpane said.


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Trooper spokesman Cpl. Steve Smith said Patrick Edward Darland of Eight Mile, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Smith said three passengers were taken to University of South Alabama Medical Center. He identified them as 22-year-old Dustin Guy, 29-year-old Corey Howard and Louis Haygood, whose age was not known.
Guy was ejected from the car, Smith said.
Smith said none of the occupants of the 2006 Dodge Charger was wearing a seat belt. Smith said alcohol did not appear to be involved, but drug use and excessive speed have not been ruled out.
Darland was driving south on Lott Road about 1:20 a.m., when the car left the road and struck a tree, Smith said. Smith said the crash happened near Highland Road, or about a quarter-mile west of the entrance to Blount High School.
A nursing supervisor for USA said Guy, Haygood and Howard remained at the hospital Sunday afternoon, and all were in good condition.


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Tracking the Elusive QOOH Radical
For the first time, researchers directly observed QOOH molecules, a class of highly reactive molecules at the center of the web of ignition chemistry reactions. The data generated will improve the fidelity of combustion models used to create cleaner and more efficient cars and trucks. Read more...
Ancient Proteins Help Unravel a Modern Cancer Drug's Mechanism
The cancer drug Gleevec is extremely specific, binding and inhibiting only the cancer-causing tyrosine protein kinase Blc-Abl, while not targeting homologous protein kinases found in normal, healthy cells. Researchers at the ALS have uncovered exactly why that is the case, pointing to novel methods of drug discovery. Read more...
Soft X-Ray Science Opportunities Using Diffraction-Limited Storage Rings
A key stimulus for this workshop is a revolutionary new accelerator technology that will produce diffraction-limited beams of soft x-rays. "Diffraction limited" means that the wave fronts will be smooth or "coherent" across the entire beam, something like a laser beam. The workshop charge was to evaluate how this unprecedented phase coherence and stability can be leveraged to address the challenges to design and optimize functional structures. Read more...
2015 ALS User Meeting: Save the Date!
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ALS Scientist Wins ISSI Young Scientists Award
Congratulations to Ethan Crumlin, who just won the 2015 International Solid State Ionics Young Scientist Award! He was recognized in particular for outstanding solid/liquid and solid/gas interface work done at Beamlines 9.3.1 and 9.3.2.
ALS Postdoc Recognized for Outstanding Thesis
Søren Ulstrup, an ALS postdoc who received his Ph.D. from Aarhus University in Denmark last year, was selected by the Aarhus University Research Foundation as one of five promising young scientists to receive its prize for outstanding doctoral thesis. Watch a video of Søren describing his thesis, "A Direct Study of the Electronic Structure of Graphene."
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Amazing, just amazing. Chelsea did more than reach the Champions League final last night. In the most trying of circumstances, against a Barcelona team widely lauded as the best in a generation, they defied logic, somehow standing firm against wave upon wave of attacks, before Fernando Torres scored the most cathartic of goals in stoppage time.
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A 47-year-old woman has been jailed for allegedly blackmailing a city codes employee by demanding money from him in order to keep their "physical relationship" hidden from his family and supervisor, according to investigators.
Kimberly Carol Hilfirty, of 601 Sheridan St., was taken into custody Wednesday morning and charged by city police Agent Ronald L. Bachman with two misdemeanor counts of theft by extortion.
"She demanded money from the employee in order to keep a sexual affair between the two quiet," said Chief County Detective William Weber, who assisted with the investigation.
The employee was identified in court papers as Charles Wentzell.
"In his function as a city codes officer, Wentzell went to a city address on three occasions on Jan. 28. One of the residents of the property was Hilfirty, and a relationship developed between the two," Bachman said in an affidavit.
Weber said Hilfirty and Wentzell met for the first time on that day in late January.
Earlier this month, Hilfirty met with Wentzell at her place of employment downtown, Bachman said.
"She indicated she was having financial problems and told Wentzell that if he did not give her $100, she would go to his wife and employer to report that the two had had sex while he was on duty as a codes officer," Bachman said.
"Wentzell conceded and paid the $100. He told Hilfirty that he had gotten suspended over the incident and that he had no more money to pay her," Bachman said.
However, Hilfirty "contacted Wentzell early last week and demanded $500 by 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. He was to bring her the money to her place of employment," Bachman said.
During the next several days, Hilfirty made calls to Wentzell's office, leaving messages in which she "reminded him of the deadline or she was going to go to his wife, the mayor and the district attorney," Bachman added.
Police got involved Monday after Wentzell reported to them that he was "being blackmailed," Bachman said.
In "a sting operation" that involved a surveillance team of police officers, Wentzell met with Hilfirty outside her place of employment about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday and handed her $465 in an envelope, Weber said.
Hilfirty was arrested immediately after taking the money, Bachman said.
During her arraignment before District Allen P. Page III, Hilfirty began to cry after she realized she was going to jail because she could not post bail. She was committed to the Lycoming County Prison in lieu of $7,500 bail.
Joe Gerardi, the city's director of Bureau of Codes, said Wentzell remains a city employee but that "the matter was under review."
Because it is "a criminal investigation, I'm not allowed to comment further at this point," he said.


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When Maggie, Chelsea and I went to stay with Zan's parents on the Vineyard in June (sans Zan), she insisted we visit the restaurant she worked at last summer: State Road. Located in a gorgeous old farm-house and surrounded by a carefully tended garden from which many ingredients are picked, the ambiance is very laid back but also polished. There are large windows so that the light can spill in, but the interior is actually quite cool and dark, like a tavern.
I began with a latte, which I think everyone else at the table coveted as they drank their regular coffees. It was super frothy and I added a bit of stevia to sweeten it.
The "Sunday Hash" that week was chicken confit, which I'd never had, but I love hash so I decided to try it. It came with two eggs any style (fried for me, please), arugula and State Road multi-grain toast with preserves. Chicken confit hash is a wonderful idea, and I loved it. Confit means that the chicken was cooked in its own fat, and the extra flavor was soaked up by the potatoes and sweet potatoes. The toast was very thick and dense, so I shared some of mine with Maggie. The preserves were actually savory, and delicious although understated. I couldn't quite tell what they were made of, but they were almost like a subdued mustard. Everything tasted fresh and healthy. Even though I had confit, this meal left me feeling full and satisfied, but not weighted down.
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I hate any film hamstrung by a dearth of possible story resolutions. Such films reduce the cinematic experience to a dull game of multiple choice as the audience watches the director (in this case, director Gary Fleder) plod toward foregone conclusion A, B or C.
See, it's the future and scientist Spencer John Olham (Gary Sinise) is arrested by Agent Hathaway (Vincent D'Onofrio) for being a spy. Earth is at war with Alpha Centaurians and the Centaurians have the ability to create humanoid robots that double as nuclear bombs. There are a couple of tricks at play here. The first is that the human being who's been turned into the bomb doesn't know it. The second is that the bomb isn't detectable until right before the explosion, so the authorities, when arresting people suspected of being nuclear bombs, pretty much have to play a hunch, kind of like John Ashcroft.
Thus, Spencer is just a bit indignant when Hathaway arrests him and decides to cut a big hole in his chest. Spencer is convinced he isn't a bomb and thinks he can prove it because his wife (Madeleine Stowe) is a doctor and he's had himself scanned. (Apparently the authorities don't conduct these sorts of scans before cutting a person open, but that's the kind of a nitpicky point the human bombs are always harping on). Spencer is able to escape from Hathaway, whereupon he accidentally kills his best friend (Tony Shalhoub) and discovers an underground (isn't there always an underground in the future?) where he hooks up with a good-hearted rogue (Mekhi Phifer). Together, they go back into the city and try to prove Spencer's innocence.
Despite the fact that it's the future, the cops are apparently even less capable of tracking and imprisoning one mildly athletic scientist than they are now. Furthermore, when Spencer needs to break into the medical facility, all he does is grab a used glove out of the trash so the DNA scanners on all the doors will think he's somebody else. Good to know security is really tight in the future. Ultimately, the thing that makes this movie especially stupid is that the ending is so predictable. Either Spencer is or isn't a bomb. From the beginning, the obvious conclusion (Foregone Conclusion "A") is that it isn't Spencer who's the bomb, but some other "unexpected" member of the supporting cast. Ultimately, the film doesn't deviate wildly from this prediction, which makes it only slightly better than the concession stand advertisement.
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JASON SUDEIKIS (Bomba) is in his eighth season as a cast member on NBC's venerable Saturday Night Live. Sudeikis worked for two years as a writer on the show before becoming a series regular in 2005, and has won over audiences with his impersonations of Vice President Joe Biden, American Idol winner Taylor Hicks, and the recurring hip-hop dancer character in the "What Up with That" sketch.
Sudeikis starred in the feature ensemble comedy Horrible Bosses, alongside Kevin Spacey and Jennifer Aniston; the Farrelly Brothers comedy Hall Pass, with Owen Wilson, Christina Applegate and Jenna Fischer; and in the hit HBO comedy series Eastbound and Down.
He will star with Charlie Day in One Night on the Hudson, a TJ Fixman-scripted comedy that will be directed by Seth Gordon. This project re-teams Sudeikis, Day and Gordon from Horrible Bosses.
Among his other upcoming projects are the feature films We're the Millers, which re-teams him with Jennifer Aniston; Adam Shankman's drama This is Where I Leave You; and the comedy Relanxious.
Sudeikis' previous film credits include The Bounty Hunter, in which he starred alongside Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler; Going the Distance, opposite Drew Barrymore, Justin Long and Charlie Day; What Happens in Vegas, with Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher; and A Good Old Fashioned Orgy, co-directed and co-written by Pete Huyck and Alex Gregory; as well as roles in The Fan, Watching the Detectives, Bill, Semi-Pro and The Rocker.
Sudeikis received rave reviews for his arc on NBC's Emmy© Award- winning series 30 Rock, appearing as Tina Fey's charmingly funny love interest, Floyd. He can also be heard as the voices of two principal characters on Fox's hit animated comedy series The Cleveland Show, created by Seth MacFarlane, and guest-starred on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia as the long-forgotten fourth member of the Paddy's gang, Schmitty.
Born in Fairfax Virginia, Sudeikis grew up in Overland Park, Kansas. Attending junior college on a basketball scholarship, he was a class clown and admitted procrastinator who frequently dribbled himself in and out of trouble. He began his path in show business with classes at the ComedySportz Theater (now Comedy City) in Kansas City, before leaving basketball and college for Chicago, where he performed with The Second City National Touring Company, Improv Olympic, The Annoyance Theater and Boom Chicago in Amsterdam. Moving to Nevada, he was a founding member of The Second City Las Vegas. In 2003, Sudeikis was encouraged by his uncle, George Wendt, to send a tape to the producers of SNL. He started on the show as a staff writer and, after two years and many auditions, found himself on camera and never looked back.
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Experience with randomized controlled clinical trials in pediatric cardiology is limited. Perhaps the most cited article in the field had a sample size of 1, a baby with transposition of the great arteries who successfully underwent balloon dilation of a patent foramen ovale.1 When this procedure was found to improve survival from a median of less than a week to several years, the immediate challenge to clinicians was not to replicate the finding by a randomized trial but to determine how best to manage a living child with an oxygen saturation of 60% to 70% and persistent complex anatomical defects.
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Two Colombians, including an ex-professional soccer player, died in an armed attack by unknown assailants at a restaurant in the Guatemalan town of Malacatan on the Mexican border, officials said Saturday.
A spokesperson for the National Civil Police, or PNC, told reporters that the victims, identified as ex-professional soccer player Alex Montaño and Luis Henry Hurtado, were talking together in a restaurant when armed men burst in and shot them.
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Hurtado died at the scene of the shooting while Montaño passed away as he was being admitted to a public hospital.
Malacatan is located on the coast of San Marcos province, some 290 kilometers (180 miles) west of the Guatemalan capital and across the border from southwestern Mexico.
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Tarrant County, Texas
|Tarrant County, Texas
The Tarrant County Courthouse in Fort Worth
Location in the U.S. state of Texas
Texas's location in the U.S.
|Named for
|Edward H. Tarrant
|Fort Worth
|Largest city
|Fort Worth
|• Total
|902 sq mi (2,336 km2)
|• Land
|864 sq mi (2,238 km2)
|• Water
|39 sq mi (101 km2), 4.3%
|• (2010)
|• Density
|2,095/sq mi (809/km²)
|Congressional districts
|6th, 12th, 24th, 26th, 33rd
|Time zone
|Central: UTC-6/-5
Tarrant County is a county located in the U.S. state of Texas. As of the 2010 census, it had a population of 1,809,034.[1] It is the third-most populous county in Texas and the sixteenth-most populous in the United States. Its county seat is Fort Worth.[2]
Tarrant County, one of 26 counties created out of the Peters Colony, was established in 1849 and organized the next year.[3] The county was named in honor of General Edward H. Tarrant of the Republic of Texas militia.[4]
Tarrant County is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, TX Metropolitan Statistical Area.
- 1 Geography
- 2 Demographics
- 3 Government and infrastructure
- 4 Politics
- 5 Education
- 6 Transportation
- 7 Communities
- 8 See also
- 9 References
- 10 External links
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 902 square miles (2,340 km2), of which 864 square miles (2,240 km2) is land and 39 square miles (100 km2) (4.3%) is water.[5]
Adjacent counties[edit]
- Denton County (north)
- Dallas County (east)
- Ellis County (southeast)
- Johnson County (south)
- Parker County (west)
- Wise County (northwest)
|Historical population
|Est. 2015
|U.S. Decennial Census[7]
1850–2010[8] 2010–2014[1]
As of the census[9] of 2000, there were 1,446,219 people, 533,864 households, and 369,433 families residing in the county. The population density was 1,675 people per square mile (647/km²). There were 565,830 housing units at an average density of 655 per square mile (253/km²). The racial makeup of the county was 71.23% White, 12.80% Black or African American, 0.57% Native American, 3.64% Asian, 0.16% Pacific Islander, 9.09% from other races, and 2.51% from two or more races. 19.73% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 533,864 households out of which 36.80% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 52.60% were married couples living together, 12.20% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.80% were non-families. 24.90% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.90% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.67 and the average family size was 3.22. As of the 2010 census, there were about 5.2 same-sex couples per 1,000 households in the county.[10]
In the county, the population was spread out with 28.10% under the age of 18, 10.00% from 18 to 24, 33.50% from 25 to 44, 20.10% from 45 to 64, and 8.30% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 32 years. For every 100 females there were 98.10 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 95.60 males.
The median income for a household in the county was $46,179, and the median income for a family was $54,068. Males had a median income of $38,486 versus $28,672 for females. The per capita income for the county was $22,548. About 8.00% of families and 10.60% of the population were below the poverty line, including 13.80% of those under age 18 and 8.70% of those age 65 or over.
Government and infrastructure[edit]
|This article is incomplete. (May 2016)
The JPS Health Network (Tarrant County Hospital District) operates the John Peter Smith Hospital and health centers.
Countywide law enforcement is provided by the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office and Tarrant County Constable's Office. All cities in the county provide their own police services, with three exceptions: Westlake contracts service from the Keller Police Department, and Haslet and Edgecliff Village contracts service from the Sheriff's Office. DFW Airport, the Tarrant County Hospital District, and the Tarrant Regional Water District also provide their own police forces.
Since the disbandment of the North Tarrant County Fire Department, no countywide firefighting services exist; all municipalities provide their own fire departments. Most cities also operate their own ambulances, with Fort Worth being a notable exception - the city contracts paramedic apparatus from private entity Medstar. CareFlite air ambulance services operate from Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth.
Civil and Family Courts[edit]
Eleven civil courts serve Tarrant County: the 17th, 48th, 67th, 96th, 141st, 153rd, 236th, 342nd, 348th, and 352nd District Courts, as well as three County Courts at Law. Seven family courts also serve the county: the 231st, 233rd, 322nd, 323rd, 324th, 325th, and 360th District Courts. These courts, along with related services, are based at the Tarrant County Civil Courts Building, located in downtown Fort Worth.
Criminal Courts[edit]
There are twenty criminal courts in Tarrant County, including six state-level criminal courts: the 213th, 297th, 371st, 372nd, 396th, and 432nd District Courts, all of which are located at the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center in Fort Worth. The county also operates ten County Criminal Courts and four Criminal District Courts.
Lower Courts[edit]
Tarrant County is divided into eight precincts, each served by a Justice of the Peace (JP). JP Courts in Tarrant County are located in: Fort Worth (Pcts. 1, 5, 6, 8), Arlington (Pct. 2), Southlake (Pct. 3), Lake Worth (Pct. 4), and Mansfield (Pct. 7).
Two Magistrate Courts operate from the Tim Curry Criminal Justice Center in Fort Worth. The courts are located in the building's basement so that inmates from the nearby Tarrant County Corrections Center may be transported between the two buildings more securely.
Three County Courts at Law and two Probate Courts operate in the Old Tarrant County Courthouse as well as the Justice of the Peace Precinct One.
The county commissioners court consists of county judge B. Glen Whitley, and commissioners Roy Brooks, Andy Nguyen, Gary Fickes, and J.D. Johnson.
Since the late 20th century, majority-white residents of Tarrant County have supported Republican Party presidential candidates. Since 1960 the majority of voters supported the Republican presidential candidate in every election except 1964, when the county voted for Democrat Lyndon Johnson, a Texas native. Among similar-sized counties nationwide, only Orange County, California has voted more consistently Republican in presidential elections.
The two Texas State Senators serving from Tarrant County are Senator Konni Burton (R - Colleyville), succeeding Wendy Davis (D - Fort Worth) in 2015, and Kelly Hancock (R - Fort Worth). The first Republican elected to the State Senate from Tarrant County since Reconstruction was Betty Andujar in 1973. Minorities had been disenfranchised by laws passed by white conservatives at the turn of the century, weakening the Republican Party at the time.[11][12] Disfranchisement continued until after passage of national civil rights legislation in the mid-1960s.
In Arlington all three of the Texas House of Representatives districts were won by Republicans in 2010. In District 94, Diane Patrick was unseated in the Republican primary held on March 4, 2014 by Tony Tinderholt, who had no general election opposition.[13] In District 96, Bill Zedler was renominated on March 4; he had served from 2003 to 2009 and since 2011. Since 2001, Republican Charlie Geren has represented Fort Worth in the state House, first in District 89 and since 2003 in District 99.
Major political parties:
- Republican Party of Tarrant County official website
- Democratic Party of Tarrant County official website
|41.4% 252,789
|57.1% 348,686
|43.8% 274,101
|55.6% 347,843
|37.01% 207,286
|62.39% 349,462
|36.78% 173,758
|60.74% 286,921
|41.60% 170,431
|50.85% 208,312
|33.14% 156,230
|38.90% 183,387
|38.19% 151,310
|61.24% 242,660
|32.57% 120,147
|67.25% 248,050
|39.69% 121,068
|56.86% 173,466
|49.18% 122,287
|50.05% 124,433
|31.29% 69,187
|68.55% 151,596
|41.79% 79,705
|42.88% 81,786
|62.98% 97,092
|36.71% 56,593
|44.66% 59,385
|54.75% 72,813
Colleges and universities[edit]
Primary and secondary schools[edit]
Public schools in Texas are organized into Independent School Districts and charter schools. Tarrant County is also home to dozens of private high schools and nearly 100 lower-level private schools.[14]
Independent school districts[edit]
- Arlington Independent School District
- Birdville Independent School District
- Carroll Independent School District
- Castleberry Independent School District
- Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Independent School District
- Everman Independent School District
- Fort Worth Independent School District
- Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District
- Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District
- Keller Independent School District
- Kennedale Independent School District
- Lake Worth Independent School District
- White Settlement Independent School District
- Azle Independent School District (partial)
- Burleson Independent School District (partial)
- Crowley Independent School District (partial)
- Godley Independent School District (partial)
- Mansfield Independent School District (partial)
- Northwest Independent School District (partial)
Charter schools[edit]
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Private schools[edit]
- Fort Worth Christian School
- Nolan Catholic High School
- Temple Christian School
- Trinity Valley School
- Key School, Inc.
- Fort Worth Country Day School
- Trinity Baptist Temple Academy
- Faith Christian Academy - Grapevine
- Southwest Christian School
Major highways[edit]
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is partially in the cities of Grapevine and Euless in Tarrant County and Irving in Dallas County.
Fort Worth Alliance Airport is a city-owned public-use airport located 14 miles (23 km) north of the central business district of Fort Worth on Interstate-35W. Billed as the world's first purely industrial airport, it was developed in a joint venture between the City of Fort Worth, the Federal Aviation Administration and Hillwood Development Company, a real estate development company owned by H. Ross Perot, Jr. Alliance Airport has 9600 ' and 8200 ' runways.
Fort Worth Meacham International Airport is located at the intersection of Interstate 820 and U.S. Business Highway 287 in northwest Fort Worth, 5 miles from the downtown business district. Meacham International Airport has two parallel runways and a crosswind runway.
Fort Worth Spinks Airport is located 14 miles south of the downtown business district. The airport is located at the intersection of Interstate-35W and HWY 1187 and serves as a reliever airport for Fort Worth Meacham International Airport and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
- Arlington
- Azle (Parker)
- Bedford
- Benbrook
- Blue Mound
- Burleson (Johnson)
- Colleyville
- Crowley
- Dalworthington Gardens
- Euless
- Everman
- Forest Hill
- Fort Worth (Denton, Johnson, Parker, and Wise)
- Grapevine (Denton and Dallas)
- Grand Prairie (Dallas)
- Haltom City
- Haslet (Denton)
- Hurst
- Keller
- Kennedale
- Lake Worth
- Mansfield (Ellis, Johnson)
- Newark (Wise)
- North Richland Hills
- Pelican Bay
- Richland Hills
- River Oaks
- Saginaw
- Sansom Park
- Southlake
- Watauga
- Westworth Village
- White Settlement
- Edgecliff Village
- Flower Mound (Denton)
- Lakeside
- Pantego
- Trophy Club (Denton)
- Westlake (Denton)
- Westover Hills
Census-designated places[edit]
- Briar (Parker, Wise)
- Pecan Acres (Wise)
- Rendon
Historical census-designated places[edit]
Unincorporated communities[edit]
Historical communities[edit]
Ghost towns[edit]
- Bold indicates that the community extends/is part of another county
- Italicize indicates that the city is a principal city of DFW or a county seat
- The term "town" is used only in reference to relative population. Under Texas law, all incorporated places are officially designated "cities".
See also[edit]
- List of museums in North Texas
- National Register of Historic Places listings in Tarrant County, Texas
- ^ a b "State & County QuickFacts". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved December 26, 2013.
- ^ "Find a County". National Association of Counties. Retrieved 2011-06-07.
- ^ "Texas: Individual County Chronologies". Texas Atlas of Historical County Boundaries. The Newberry Library. 2008. Retrieved May 27, 2015.
- ^ W. Kellon Hightower. "Handbook of Texas Online - TARRANT COUNTY". Tshaonline.org. Retrieved 2010-07-22.
- ^ "2010 Census Gazetteer Files". United States Census Bureau. August 22, 2012. Retrieved May 11, 2015.
- ^ "County Totals Dataset: Population, Population Change and Estimated Components of Population Change: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2015". Retrieved July 2, 2016.
- ^ "U.S. Decennial Census". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved May 11, 2015.
- ^ "Texas Almanac: Population History of Counties from 1850–2010" (PDF). Texas Almanac. Retrieved May 11, 2015.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2011-05-14.
- ^ Where Same-Sex Couples Live, June 26, 2015, retrieved July 6, 2015
- ^ "Nixon v. Condon. Disfranchisement of the Negro in Texas", The Yale Law Journal, Vol. 41, No. 8, June 1932, p. 1212, accessed March 21, 2008
- ^ Texas Politics: Historical Barriers to Voting, accessed April 11, 2008 Archived April 2, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ "Republican primary election returns (House District 94), March 4, 2014". enr.sos.state.tx.us. Retrieved March 9, 2014.
- ^ Texas Private Schools, accessed 2008-08-23
External links[edit]
- Tarrant County official website
- Headlines from Tarrant County from The Dallas Morning News
- Historic images of Tarrant County
- Tarrant County in Handbook of Texas Online from The University of Texas at Austin
- Tarrant County profile from The County Information Project
- Sketch of the Tarrant County Courthouse from A pictorial history of Texas, from the earliest visits of European adventurers, to A.D. 1879, hosted by the Portal to Texas History.
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|Denton County
|Parker County
|Dallas County
|Johnson County
|Ellis County


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