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Help dreams come true here are wishes running out of time…
Miss Virginia's bucket list is..
- Fill Up Penny Jar,As Many As She Can
- To See Disney World With Her Family
- Go To Prom
- Go To A Baltimore Raven Football Game,and Meet Ray Lewis#52 and Do His Cheer Dance With Him
- Meet Justin Bieber If Only To Give Him A Hug
- Swim With The Dolphins
She is a very unselfish little girl so please help us fulfill her dreams!! She lives in Pennsylvania so if you can help that'd be amazing!!
You can contact her Mom at firstname.lastname@example.com
Little Aidan's bucket list is..
- To Not Fall Anymore (Raise Money For A Cure!!)
- Service Dog For His Falls/Seizures
- Meet Big Time Rush From Nickelodeon
- Meet Some Iowa Hawkeye Football Players & Coach Ferentz
- Go To Nickelodeon Adventure In Minneapolis To See Spongebob Squarepants
- Bedroom Makeover Decorated In Trains
- Ride On An Amtrak Train
- Visit Colorado
He is just a baby and he's going through one of the toughest things life can throw at you. He's from Iowa so if you can help it'd be incredible!!
You can contact his Mom at email@example.com
Here is Cory's Bucket List..
- For Him To Pet A Llama
Cory has been dealt a hard hand of cards and through all the pain he's currently in and the limitations his body holds against him, he still lives and loves every moment. Please help him live with what limitations he has left!! He's in Georgia and they lost their hockey teams where he lives and he just loves Hockey and the Cold!!
He does a motorcycle fundraiser every year so watch for information on the site!!
You can contact his Mom at her email firstname.lastname@example.com
Here's Chris Bucket List..
- Go To Thailand
- Ride A Zipline Through The Jungle
- Learn To Drive A Car
- Drive A Car
- Attend A "Mad Hatter Tea Party"
- Compete In A Demolition Derby
- Travel To Egypt
- Dance At A Rave
- Pet A Tiger
- Hug A Tiger
- Go Inside A Pyramid
- Bungee Jump
- Attend A Native American Spiritial/Ritual
- Shoot A Double Barrel Shotgun
- Throw A Tomahawk
- Pet A Sphinx
- Rescue A Cat
- Be A Foster Parent To A Cat
- See The Northern Lights
- Go To A Gathering
- Have A Horror Movie Marathon Night
- Ride A Mechanical Bull
- Go On A Safari
- Drive A Forklift
- A Mud Pie
- A Clown Hat
- Clown Shoes- Real Ones That Are Like Shoes
Chris is just one in his family who has jhd. His brother Lucas is also suffering from jhd. He lives in a home.. but Chris is lucky enough that he can still be at home and they can still do as much as he can but time is always extremely limited with jhd! They live in Washington so please help if you can! Please help complete his list!!
You can contact his Mom at her email email@example.com
Here is Byrons Bucket List…
*BYRONS BUDDIES* I NEED UR HELP! I know this is last minute, but its all JESUS!
Ok…so…Byrons Bucket List item to go to the NFR and meet all of his favorite competitors may just become a reality THIS YEAR!!! Does anyone have a friend or a friend of a friend….who could maybe pull some strings to get him a ticket to the rodeo for the night of December 15, 2012? We will be there from December 12-17th, but we only need ONE ticket for December 15th, 2012! Thanks to my bestie Ruth Hall, I think we have the rest covered!!!! SO EXCITING! Byron's passion is riding, even though he's sick he's not letting it stop him from doing what he loves!!
Contact Traci (his mom) at firstname.lastname@example.com
Erica Holding Karli
Erica's bucket list
- Go To Paris
She is a very live life to the fullest person! It's her ultimate dream.
her email is email@example.com
her mom's is email@example.com
Here's Katelyn's Bucket List..
- To Take Her Brother Landon To See A Orca In Real Life
- To Take Her Family To See Disney World
- Go To The Beach With Her Brothers
- Raise More Money For A Cure For HD and JHD
Kate is living life to the fullest. She believes in family, God, and hope. She believes in living in the day and refuses to be held down by this disease. Katelyn lives in Iowa so if you can help please email her Mom!


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Apple stock closes above $550, breaks into positive territory for the yearAt the close of Friday's trading on the NASDAQ exchange, Apple's stock settled at $556 — up 10 points on the day — marking the first time that shares of the iPhone maker have closed above $550 this year.
Apple came into 2013 at $554 but slipped to $549 on Jan. 2, the first trading day of the year. Shares dipped as low as $392 in mid-April — a trough nearly matched again in June, and one for which some analysts blamed opportunistic short sellers — but have recovered steadily since the summer.
Cupertino again broke $500 in the days leading up the announcement of the flagship iPhone 5s and mid-range iPhone 5c, and has continued to climb on the back of strong sales of the handsets as well as the all-new iPad Air and second-generation iPad mini, which now comes equipped with a Retina display.
The company's stock resurgence has still not satisfied its most vocal investors, however.
Activist investor Carl Icahn — who revealed a $2.5 billion position in August that has since swelled to over $4 billion — continues to call for an increase in Apple's stock buyback program, which is already the largest such program in corporate history. Icahn has pressed the issue in person during meetings with Apple CEO Tim Cook, exchanges which are said to have been "a little testy."
Adding to the pressure from Wall Street is Greenlight Capital chairman David Einhorn, who earlier in the year famously sued Apple for keeping what he believed to be too much cash on hand. Though Einhorn dropped the lawsuit, he still believes Apple is not doing enough with its over $140 billion in cash, telling CNBC that he believes "More could be done that would unlock probably even more value, but it's not so bad at this point that I want to complain about it."
As of October, Apple's corporate cash hoard represented more than 10 percent of all non-financial corporate reserves in the United States.
On Topic: Investor
- Apple exec Eddy Cue nets $59M in vested company stock
- Shares of AAPL surge as hype builds for Friday's iPhone 7, Apple Watch Series 2 launches
- Feds, lobbyists draw battle lines over Apple's EU $14.5B tax bill
- Tim Cook sells off another $29M in Apple stock
- EU-imposed Apple Irish tax bill could exceed $21.2B if appeal process fails

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Jacob Wolfe joins CVSM Waynesboro
WAYNESBORO, Pa. - Guitar, Trumpet and Beginning Guitar class instructor Jacob Wolfe is joining the Cumberland Valley School of Music, Waynesboro Studio. A Frederick native, Jacob is a music education major from Towson University. He has taught at several studios and music stores throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania for more than five years. He is currently an artist in residence at the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts in Hagerstown, Md., where he teaches guitar lessons, guitar ensemble, music theory and more. Wolfe also plays with a variety of classical and jazz bands throughout Maryland and D.C. CVSM offers music and performing arts classes and private lessons with locations in Chambersburg, Waynesboro, Mercersburg and Hagerstown. Guitar, piano, clarinet, flute, trumpet and saxophone lessons are currently offered at the Waynesboro studio. More information on CVSM classes and lessons is available online at www.cvsmusic.org or call 717-261-1220.
Hedgesville grad joins private practice
SPARTANBURG, S.C. - Dr. Anthony "Tony" P. DiNicola, a 1997 graduate of Hedgesville High School, has joined Orthopaedic Associates, a private practice multispecialty group in Spartanburg, S.C.
His practice is focused on restoring quality of life in patients with chronic pain as an interventional pain medicine specialist.
DiNicola completed his bachelor's degree in biochemistry at Virginia Tech in 2002. He graduated from West Virginia University School of Medicine in 2006 with a doctor of medicine degree. He completed his residency training in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va., in 2010. He finished his medical training by completing an interventional pain medicine fellowship at Virginia Commonwealth University this June.
He and his wife, Christine, who also graduated from Hedgesville High School and West Virginia University, recently celebrated their seven-year wedding anniversary. They have two daughters: Olivia, 3, and Madeline, 1.
CWM takes over Hagerstown office
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - It is with great excitement to announce that effective July 1, Cushwa Wealth Managers (CWM) took over the existing office location in Hagerstown from Hoxton Financial.
The move will allow David K. Cushwa IV, MBA, CPM, AIF, to utilize all of his current federal and state securities licenses (Series 7, 63, 65 plus life insurance license) to provide additional investment opportunities for his clientele. This also will permit Cushwa to be a "Dually Registered Advisor" (under both the SEC and FINRA) and part of a growing, state-of-the-art "hybrid advisor registration."
Cushwa Wealth Managers will now be associated with the premier "hybrid advisory firm," Spire Investment Partners, of nearby McLean, Va. Spire's vast network of providers includes account custodians such as Fidelity Institutional, along with the reputable Charles Schwab Institutional investment services.
In addition to this exciting change, Cushwa has brought onto his team a new director of client relations and business development, Susan J. Small. Small brings her multitalented background and diverse business experience to Cushwa Wealth Managers. Both roles are critical to maintaining the integrity of the firm and the high level of advisory services CWM strives to provide. Small's professional approach allows the firm to selectively add new investors who can specifically benefit from their service model. Small works with a network of specialists in identifying critical client needs in areas such as specialized divorce financial planning, long-term care/asset protection and the unique needs of professional women. Small is an active member of the tri-state business community, Cumberland Valley Chapter Society for Human Resource Management and the Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women.
Please call 301-244-0320 to speak with Cushwa or Small at Cushwa Wealth Managers for more information or to schedule an appointment to discuss your investment opportunities.
Feds oppose food stamps ban for sodas
NEW YORK - Federal officials say a New York City plan to combat obesity by restricting the purchase of sugary drinks with foods stamps would be "too large and complex."
The U.S. Department of Agriculture rejected a waiver request by the state's Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance that would have allowed the city to implement the plan.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says his administration is disappointed by the decision.
An official with the nation's food stamp program said in a letter Friday there were concerns about the plan's "potential viability and effectiveness."
The food stamp program was launched in the 1960s. It serves more than 40 million Americans each month.


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Friday, November 29, 2013
Pinewood Preparatory School's High School Math Team travelled to Boston to compete in The Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament in November. The nine sophomores, juniors and seniors competed against more than 800 students internationally in the world's largest student-run math competition.
The Harvard–MIT Mathematics Tournament (HMMT) is an annual high school math competition which started in 1998. The location of the tournament, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, alternates each year between Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The contest is written and staffed entirely by Harvard and MIT students, and is considered to be one of the most prestigious high school math competitions in the world.
This was Pinewood's first trip to this competition. Out of the 144 teams competing, Pinewood's novice team finished in the top 50 percent at one of the rounds.
The team's sponsor is Pinewood Math Teacher, Simona Stephens. "Our Team has competed at Clemson University (earning fourth place), Coastal Carolina University (earning second place), the College of Charleston, Furman University (earning fourth place), the SCISA Math Competition (earning third place), and the University of South Carolina," she said. "The Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament is the most rigorous the Team has undertaken to date, helping them gain confidence to place even higher at future meets."
Although the competition was the primary focus of the trip, the students also enjoyed a guided tour of MIT and lunch with five doctoral candidates, with whom they discussed undergraduate studies and career aspirations. The team also took in the sights, sounds, shopping and dining of the Boston area.
Pinewood Prep's High School Math Team is comprised of the following students: Sean Carter, JD Chen, Laura Lai , Jin Oh, John Pan, Emily Pelcher, Ethan Wu, Jennifer Xie and Kimi Xu.
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Interstate 10 at Kenner's Loyola Drive is "the most deficient interchange on the whole corridor between Slidell and Baton Rouge," Kenner City Councilman Kent Denapolis said. "If you ever traverse Loyola during any traffic hour, ... it's absolutely a disaster."
But relief is in sight for some motorists. Work is set to begin soon on a $793,763 project to add a dedicated turn lane for southbound Loyola drivers trying to reach westbound I-10.
"That would alleviate congestion at that intersection," Public Works Director Jose Gonzalez said.
The City Council approved giving the construction contract to Command Construction for $793,763. The federal government is paying for 80 percent of the costs, Kenner 20 percent.
Construction could start after the beginning of the year, Gonzalez said.
The new turn lane will begin about 200 feet north of the I-10 onramp. There will still be two dedicated lanes to take southbound Loyola motorists to eastbound I-10 and two through lanes for traffic heading toward Veterans Memorial Boulevard.
The project will include sidewalk and traffic signal improvements and a U-turn in the median to serve businesses on the east side of Loyola, officials said.
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Richard Gatward of Summit is leading an ambitious capital campaign to expand ECLC of New Jersey's P.R.I.D.E. Center for adults with special needs, so it can provide a home for this growing program for many years to come.
The expansion of the center was approved by the Florham Park Planning Board on Aug. 26 and includes adding a teaching kitchen, a model apartment and a new area for clients to do contracted work and earn a steady paycheck. Now, ECLC is hoping to transform those blueprints into reality by raising $450,000 to fund the construction project.
Already, the nonprofit organization has received $120,000 in generous gifts from parents of adult clients who attend the center, ECLC board members, corporations and other supporters.
"We are thrilled by the response to our campaign, but we still have a long way to go," said Gatward, who also serves on ECLC's Board of Trustees. "Since we opened P.R.I.D.E. six years ago, the program's success has outpaced our expectations. We need this expansion and renovation, so we can give our parents and adult clients peace of mind that P.R.I.D.E. will continue for many years to come and be able to accommodate future graduates from our schools."
The project will transform the P.R.I.D.E. Center with larger, well-lit rooms and dedicated areas for different activities. The plan calls for:
— Adding 10,000 square feet of new space.
— Expanding the area for an in-house business, called "P.R.I.D.E.CO," so it can expand and offer all interested adult clients the opportunity for steady, paid employment.
— Creating a new "super center" with eight skill development rooms; and a teaching kitchen and a model apartment.
— Purchasing several 10-passenger vans to transport clients into the community for daily activities, such as book club, fitness and volunteering.
The P.R.I.D.E. program started six years ago for graduates of ECLC's schools in Chatham and Ho-Ho-Kus, which enroll students with special needs, including autism, Down syndrome and complex learning disabilities. The schools focus on transitioning students into work, but an increasing number of graduates were not good candidates for jobs, and they preferred to stay in the ECLC "family" with their peers.
P.R.I.D.E. was launched to accommodate those graduates and focuses on enhancing their independent living skills and offering clients community integration, volunteer and work opportunities.
Right from the beginning P.R.I.D.E. — which stands for stands for Promoting Responsibility, Independence, Decision-making and Employability — took off in popularity and quickly outgrew its original space in a former light industrial building located near the border of Chatham and Florham Park.
The center in Florham Park added space, and a second center opened last year in Paramus, but even that was not enough to keep up with the demand for spots. Today, from a handful of clients, the program enrolls more than 100 adult clients, employs 35 staff members, uses nine vans for transportation and includes evening and work components.
"We made a commitment to guarantee a spot in P.R.I.D.E. to every graduate who wants to enroll," said Gatward. "This project will allow us to make good on that commitment for many, many years to come."
To support ECLC's capital campaign and make a difference in the lives of people with special needs, visit www.eclcofnj.org to learn about how to make a donation. Any amount is appreciated and will help ECLC reach its goal of $450,000.
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London: 23rd July 2010: PQube and Slitherine Software are pleased to announce they have signed a new partnership for the release of HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval for Xbox 360 ® , the video game and entertainment system from Microsoft ® , PLAYSTATION ® 3 computer entertainment system and Windows PC. PQube will publish and distribute the title in the UK.
HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval is the second title in the highly successful Great Battles series, which saw its first appearance with the release of HISTORY TM Great Battles of Rome in 2007.
"HISTORY TM TV channel is a popular, well known and trusted brand," said PQube Marketing Manager, Rob Noble."Working closely with this strong license we will be running a UK nationwide TV campaign and sponsorships through Sky to leverage on HISTORY's extremely committed and loyal audience".
Planned already for the TV campaign is a spread of two weeks with heavy rotation spots in prime time and shoulder prime. Over one hundred 30 second spots and 5 second promo bumpers will be airing on HISTORY and MILITARY HISTORY. On top of that special Middle Ages Medieval programming is planned on the channel for the week of launch and this will be sponsored by the game. This is never-seen-before TV coverage for a single game with a TV channel giving so much focus on a title. HISTORY's website will also be giving dedicated space to the game's release and more promotional activities to further support the release are in the plans".
JD McNeil, Chairman of Slitherine, commented:"We are delighted to work with PQube on this title. We feel they are by far the best partner to launch HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval in the UK. Current market conditions require knowledge, focus and dedication and that's just what we find with the team at PQube."
HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval is based on the historical events of the Hundred Years War, the most famous conflict of medieval times fought between France and England that shaped the future of both countries for centuries to follow. It features Slitherine's cutting edge graphic engine and a brand new game play system that allows players to be in complete control of massive armies. From the thunderous charge of the knights to the men-at-arms fighting for their lives in hand-to-hand combat, the game will recreate the epic feel of medieval battles, featuring thousands of characters simultaneously.
"PQube is proud to be working with Slitherine on HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval. Slitherine is well known for quality historical fact based titles and the predecessor was a huge success on which we can build with Medieval. This franchise fits well with our strategy of focusing in on a small number of high quality franchises and we look forward to strengthening Slitherine's successes in this exciting sector" said Dave Pain, Managing Director at PQube.
This strategy RPG is the most detailed and realistic medieval combat model ever created. In these epic encounters players must lead armies through the greatest of medieval wars and make history live again. Famous figures like The Black Prince, Joan of Arc and Henry V all take their turn in this epic conflict deploying new weapons and battle tactics that finally left England as an island nation.
- <*>Licensed and TV supported by History TM , one of the best known brands for factual historical programming.*> <*>As the English you will fight under the Black Prince, Henry V and other heroic characters from history, and as the French you fight for Joan of Arc and the King.*> <*>70 Medieval battles, including 26 historical encounters from the Hundred Years war, 1337-1453.*> <*>Command more than 20 different units all accurately researched and carefully modelled in amazing detail.*> <*>Customise your squads of archers, cavalry, knights, etc with over 100 unique fighting, combat and weapon skills.*> <*>Free form quest maps that allow players to decide when and where to fight within an historical framework.*> <*>Innovative Battle Card system that gives realistic bonuses and penalties in battle.*> <*>Multiplayer: join a game or host your own in 2 player head to head.*> <*>Extensive added historical documentary clips from the library of HISTORY TM TV channel.*>
HISTORY TM Great Battles Medieval will be released in store 24th September 2010
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Folks are invited to attend the free event, which will highlight the many creations made by students who regularly take lessons at the South Shore artists hub.
Artwork displayed will include a variety of mediums from pencil to graphite and charcoal, and pastels and colored pencils to watercolors and oils, says SMB owner and instructor Steve Bunnicelli. He noted the event will allow visitors to see what goes on behind the scenes at the art studio, located on Richmond Avenue.
The event runs from 6 to 8 p.m., and will include food and drinks in the 3-room, second floor space. In addition, the local musical group Bran, Don & Dixiebop will be performing.
SMB's summer classes kick off the next day. Information on the course offerings, as well as online registration, is available at smbstudioarts.com.
SMB Studio Arts is located at 3777 Richmond Ave. For more information, call 718-984-5700.


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The show must go on.
Ally Brooke, a member of Simon Cowell's girl group Fifth Harmony on The X Factor, took the stage Wednesday night despite her grief over the death of her grandfather.
"This is been the hardest thing that I have ever gone through," the singer, 19, told reporters after the show.
Brooke – along with Fifth Harmony members Dinah Jane Hansen, Lauren Jauregui, Normani Hamilton and Camila Cabello – sang Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)," and that's just what her grandfather would have wanted.
"I was blessed enough to talk to my grandfather the night before he passed and he told me that everything was going to be okay and I know he wanted me continue and do my best, be happy, and that's what keeps me going," she said.
Ally wasn't the only group member affected by the news. "It was difficult for all of us because when she hurts we hurt," Cabello, 15, said. "It was really tough, so the fact that the song had more meaning gave it a new dimension."
The judges noticed the emotion in their performance. "The song really worked for a group," Britney Spears said. "You can tell you worked hard."
According to Demi Lovato, the song was "one of the best performances you guys have given."
"God has helped me a lot in getting through this very painful time," Brooke said. "I'm just grateful for the amazing support that I have here. My girls have been amazing. I was about to completely lose it right before we performed ... but they were there to comfort me."
The X Factor: Ally Brooke Performs While Grieving for Her Grandfather
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800 Rooms.
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A 21-year-old Ladson man told North Charleston police he was marched around his apartment naked early Sunday by two men who were let in by a woman who had come to his apartment to have sex with him.
Two men and two women were arrested a day later and are in jail facing robbery and burglary charges.
According to an incident report, police were called to a gas station on University Boulevard shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday for a report of a home invasion-style robbery that had taken place earlier in the day.
The alleged victim told police he had found a girl named "Honey" on a website and had arranged for her to come to his apartment. About 4 a.m., she arrived and they started having sex.
During the activity, the woman stopped and said she had to get her cell phone.
The victim, "thought it strange that she stopped in the middle of sex to get her phone," the report says. He followed her and overheard her saying, "It's on the first floor, first door on the left," the report says. The woman ran to the front door and unlocked it. Two men walked in. One was armed with a handgun. The armed man pointed the gun at the victim's chest and ordered him to put his hands on the wall. The victim was still naked.
They continued to hold him at gunpoint and walked through the apartment, looking for valuables, the report says. The victim offered an iPod but the robbers didn't want it. They said they wanted his Playstation 3. They also took $100 in cash and a Rolex watch valued at $850.
Someone yelled "police" and a second woman, who apparently was outside waiting, came into the apartment, the report says. The two women and the two men ran outside.
The victim put on some clothes and ran outside, but the robbers had fled in a vehicle, the report says.
The victim waited to report the incident because he was embarrassed, but called police Sunday night after a friend urged him to, according to investigators.
About 2:40 a.m. Monday, an officer on routine patrol was at an Ashley Phosphate Road motel when he saw a group of people staying at the motel who appeared to match the descriptions of the robbers. He called for backup and several officers knocked on the door of the motel room. When the door opened, the officers noticed the smell of marijuana, the report says. All the occupants were detained and officers found a Playstation and a Rolex watch as well as a bag of what appeared to be marijuana.
Arrested were Jerell Rashaun Jackson, 34, of Jean Wells Drive in Goose Creek; Tommie Juner Johnson, 26, of Murray Drive in Hanahan; Brittany M. Gillenkirk, 24, of Mary Scott Drive in Goose Creek; and Shakeera Jase Jefferson, 19, of Garwood Drive, Ladson.
Jackson is charged with first-degree burglary, armed robbery and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime. Johnson is charged with first-degree burglary, armed robbery and simple possession of marijuana. Gillenkirk is charged with armed robbery. Jefferson is charged with first-degree burglary, armed robbery, and providing false information to police.
All four were being held in the Charleston County jail Tuesday. Jackson's bail was set at $400,000, and bail was set for the others at $300,000 each.


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Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene
by Loren Mendell
The unlikely story of America's original shock-jock — Petey Greene — who battled the system and his own demons during a time of civil unrest in the nation's capital.
Independent Lens
Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth
by Pratibha Parmar
Writer and human-rights activist Alice Walker's story is an inspiring personal journey of a life lived with passionate commitment to truth and justice – ideals that sprang from a background of poverty and violent racism.
Women and Girls Lead, American Masters
Always in Season
by Jacqueline Olive
Blending observational footage with first-person testimonies and expert input, Always in Season examines the lingering impact of lynching and presents a diverse group of characters who reveal links between this historic form of racial terrorism and the racial violence that exists today.
by Marco Williams
From the 1860s to the 1920s, towns across the U.S. violently expelled African American residents. Today, these communities remain virtually all white. As black descendants return to demand justice, Banished exposes the hidden history of racial cleansing in America.
Independent Lens
Counting on Democracy
by Danny Schechter and Faye M. Anderson
Uncovering racial exclusion, voting rights violations and the subversion of a recount in the most contested and controversial election in U.S. history, Counting on Democracy investigates the disenfranchisement of voters in Florida during the 2000 Presidential election.
Daisy Bates: First Lady of Little Rock
by Sharon La Cruise
A look at the life of African American political activist and newspaper publisher Daisy Bates.
Independent Lens, Women and Girls Lead
The Faubourg Tremé: The Untold Story of Black New Orleans
by Dawn Logsdon
Nestled at the edge of New Orleans' fabled French Quarter, Faubourg Tremé is one of America's oldest African American neighborhoods: it is also the origin of the civil rights movement in the South, and the birthplace of jazz.
February One: The Story of the Greensboro Four
by Rebecca Cerese and Steven Channing
One day at a Woolworth lunch counter, four young men changed the course of history.
Independent Lens
A Fragile Trust: Plagiarism, Power, and Jayson Blair at The New York Times
by Samantha Grant
A Fragile Trust: Plagiarism, Power, and Jayson Blair at The New York Times tells the shocking story of Jayson Blair, the most infamous serial plagiarist of our time, and how he unleashed the massive scandal that rocked The New York Times and the entire world of journalism.
Independent Lens
Girl, Adopted
by Melanie Judd and Susan Motamed
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Carrie Underwood's recent support of gay marriage has drawn mixed reaction from the Christian community.
The "American Idol" winner entered the country music world with the hit song "Jesus Take the Wheel" and openly talked about her faith in God.
But now that Underwood has said she believes in marriage for all, some Christians question how she can agree with a practice many feel is against the Bible.
Underwood said her position is about love for all and "not about setting rules or [saying] 'everyone has to be like me.'"
Underwood's comments add to a brewing debate over the responsibilities often placed on Christian celebrities like her, New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow and New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin.
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BRASILIA, 2 August 2011 - The Director-General of UNIDO, Kandeh K. Yumkella, who also chairs UN-Energy, is leading a high-level United Nations delegation on a mission to Brazil this week for consultations with the Government and key stakeholders on issues related to next year's RIO+20 Summit.
The delegation is meeting this week, among others, with representatives of the Ministries of Industry, Environment, Foreign Affairs, Mines and Energy, and the head of Itaipu Binacional.
The mission is a direct follow-up to the 21-23 June Vienna Energy Forum which called for three key global goals to be achieved by 2030, namely, to guarantee universal energy access; improve energy efficiency by 40 per cent; and increase the share of renewable sources of energy to 30 per cent.
The UN General Assembly has declared 2012 as the International Year of Sustainable Energy for All. ( www.SEFA2012.org )
Members of the UN delegation include high-ranking representatives of the Office of the Secretary-General, the UN Foundation, the UN Development Programme, and the UN Conference on Sustainable Development.
Brazil is a world leader in the renewable energy field, generating 47 per cent of total energy supply from renewable energy, compared to the global average of 13 per cent, and 74 per cent of total electricity supply is from renewable energy (mainly hydro).
The Government of Brazil, in cooperation with civil society, has launched an "Electricty For All" initiative combined with a poverty reduction strategy to eliminate absolute poverty by 2015.
In the past two decades Brazil has created 1 million direct jobs in the renewable energy sector and 3 million jobs in related sectors while at the same time applying stringent sustainability and poverty reduction standards.
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First, apologies for not getting this out sooner. I was planning on trying to get a piece of art-work made for this post, but I'm not an artist and I couldn't do justice for the image in my head. In any case, here's the back story and stats for the GUARD Kyodaina. Just a note for when you are thinking of different criticism, try and think of how this monster would pair up against a single monster, and a double monster team separately. I'm still not sure which format would be best for when a regular monster fights a Kyo, so maybe a view on this monsters power for both play options would help me realize what would be best. Also, don't forget about the new ability: Special Attack. I'll say how it works again: Only one Special Attack can be used per turn, and they don't take place of the Kyos attack limit unless they say otherwise.
Back story: When GUARD released its final monster, Legionnaire, every employee of the faction felt proud about their five new guardians that were ready to do battle with all sorts of monstrosities. However, those at the head of the GUARD organization knew deep down that these five guardians would most likely not be enough. The rise in so many different enemy factions was alarmingly high, and a day might come when earths defenses would fall on their knees and would need more than five guardians to rescue the populace from all of the gigantic terrors. A last ditch effort, a doomsday device, would have to be ready as a response to that horrible event that seemed very likely to happen in the near future. Thus, work began on a robot of mountainous size. It was given heavy plating armor on is legs and upper body, charge cords could emerge to drain any available power source, and many powerful weapons were attached everywhere on this metallic beast, including the terrifying Ogre Hammer, a powerful cannon that could disintegrate anything in its devastating blast. After the finishing touches, this daunting defender, aptly named the Armageddon, was locked away and kept secret for the potential on-coming end of earth. Once other horrific monsters the same size of GUARD's new creation came to the forefront of their factions, the GUARD personnel realized it was time. Time to unleash, Armageddon.
Armageddon Stats:
Speed: 4
Defense: 8
Brawl: 5*2
Blast: 9*4 Short Range
Power: 8*3
Health: 9
Armageddon Abilities (Note: While I do not plan to make the max limit of skills Kyo can have 6, I'm not entirely sure how many more than a regular monster they can have yet):
Special Attack (Abbreviated as SP Atk): Ogre Hammer: Choose 2 adjacent spaces in one straight direction from this figure and make a Blast Attack roll. Any figure with a defense equal to, or lower than the number of strikes rolled takes 1 damage. Units hit are crushed, buildings hazards are disintegrated, and monsters hit take an additional damage. This Sp Atk replaces your attack this turn.
Skill: Plug In: During a successful power-up roll, for every Power Zone this figure is over, gain +2 p-die. (No, Kyo's do not gain p-die normally when over power zones)
Blast Trigger: Explosive Shells: Units within 2 spaces of target monster take 1 damage
Sp Atk: Missile Barrage: Choose a target figure and make a blast attack roll. If the target figure, as well as any figures adjacent to the target figure, have a defense equal to or lower than the number of strikes rolled, they take 1 damage. This Sp Atk does not take place of your one attack limit.
Blast Trigger: Weapon Master
Power Trigger: Push back: If the target monster is still adjacent to your Kyo, move the target monster 2 spaces away from your figure in any direction
Skill: Ultra Stomp: This figures stomp range is everything within 2 spaces of itself. Deal 1 damage to an enemy monster with a defense equal to or lower than the number of strikes rolled.
I designed this Kyo to be a huge hulking machine that blows anything away in its path. I imagine him slowly stomping his way through a city as he barrages his enemy with missiles and explosive shells. He may even be a bit of a juggernaut by Crushing the enemy monster and then pushing him away with a shock wave, where the target monster has now become an easy target for Armageddon's Ogre Hammer. I think this guy is pretty balanced, although he might need some weakening in the stats area, and his Weapon Master might need to be dropped down to Crunch. Nonetheless, I enjoyed making this monster, and I look forward to seeing what this community has to say about him! By the way, if you want to see some of the heavy inspiration for Armageddon (and get an idea of what I imagine him to look like) check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67eLpLhxEPg
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Can Separate Beds Spice Up Your Love Life?
When your partner crawls into your bed to fool around, it's almost like they're not supposed to be there. With two beds, you now have twice the play area, as well.
It's like that old Dan Hicks song, "How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away?"
Having separate beds just feet apart can keep that feeling of togetherness –– while allowing both of you to get the sleep you need. Some couples with strong relationships even prefer separate bedrooms.
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Player Name: Jonathan Meeks
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Man faces decades in jail for BB gun assaultBy Brent Curtis
staff writer | March 19,2014A Rutland man faces up to 35 years in jail for an alleged assault and robbery with a BB gun.
Roosevelt M. Norris, 44, pleaded innocent Tuesday to felony charges of assault and robbery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault with a weapon.
When Norris public defender Nelson Floyd argued that setting bail at $75,000 was too high for an offense involving a BB gun, Judge Theresa DiMauro said she disagreed.
Its still capable of causing serious bodily injury if shot in the eye, the judge said.
According to an affidavit filed by Rutland City Police Detective Samson Delpha, Norris wouldnt have had to be much of a marksman to hit such a vulnerable target.
During the alleged assault on Monday afternoon, Norris allegedly pressed the muzzle into 32-year-old Robert Gradys eye while threatening to shoot him in the eye and the ear.
Grady told police that he was at his 21 Church St. apartment sometime after 5 p.m. Monday when Norris, who Grady said he knows by the names B and Maserati, knocked on his door.
He said he answered his door to find Norris pointing a gun at him that looked like a Glock handgun. Grady said Norris shot him with pellets while charging him. Grady told police he fell to the ground, and Norris got on top of him, striking him in the head and ribs with the butt of the gun.
While on top of Grady, Norris allegedly demanded to know Where is the (expletive) phone?
Grady said he was in fear for his life when he handed over his cell phone, a credit card and a jewelry box in the apartment.
Police say Grady was taken to Rutland Regional Medical Center where it took five staples to close a wound to his head.
Norris left the apartment but was arrested soon after in Castleton at the Trak Inn. Police say he was found with a carbon dioxide-powered BB gun along with Gradys phone, the credit card and a jewelry box.
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Sen. Barack Obama's decision to reject public campaign funding, which would limit him to $84.1 million, is his first policy reversal, and it's a major one.
It's also the first time a presidential candidate, Democrat or Republican, has opted out of the public financing program. His decision threatens the continuation of the three-decades-old program unless it is significantly overhauled.
Obama's motive is clear. He's a fundraising phenom, raking in an unprecedented $265 million for the primaries. It makes no sense for a candidate who can raise that kind of money to impose artificial restraints on himself.
Obama correctly says the public finance system is broken, but then he maintains that his campaign is actually a more up-to-date version of public financing. To support that boast, he says most of his donations are from people who give $5 or $25 or $50.
A study by the Center for Responsible Politics, however, shows that 55 percent of his money came in much larger donations of $200 or more.
Still, Obama's decision is an opportunity to renew the call to fix the public campaign finance system or watch it wither as future candidates follow Obama's lead.
A major flaw is the amount of public money available to the candidates, especially for the primaries, and restrictions placed on how the money can be spent. But another is the quaint notion that because of the federal law, campaign spending is pretty much restricted to reasonable limits. It isn't.
Sen. John McCain has decided to take the $84.1 million in federal funds, but does anyone think that's all that will be spent in support of his run for the presidency? Already, the McCain campaign is creating a joint fundraising effort with the Republican National Committee, a move that permits contributions of $28,500, more than 10 times what individuals are allowed to give.
In the 2004 campaign, both President Bush and Sen. John Kerry complied with the federal law, but that didn't stop their parties from raising and spending millions more on "party building" and "get out the vote" efforts.
One of the law's major shortcomings is its lack of control over outside groups that can spend whatever they like as long as there's no coordination with the candidates' campaigns. In 2004, one such group produced the Swift Boat ads that besmirched Kerry's war record.
As long as those practices are permitted, it makes little difference whether candidates accept or reject public funding. Obama has said he wants to work with Sen. Russ Feingold to rewrite the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law to make it more meaningful. Let's hope that's a promise he'll keep.


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MANCHESTER, N.H. - Andrew Lambo returned from an injury, hit two home runs and just missed becoming the first Curve player to hit three in a game, and that still wasn't enough to stop the team's disastrous road losing streak.
The Curve dropped their 12th straight game away from home, 8-3, to New Hampshire at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday night. It was the fifth consecutive loss overall to start this road trip, which came on the heels of the Curve winning five in a row at home.
Altoona's road record now stands at 21-42, while the home mark is 38-24. The club has to go 5-3 away from home the rest of the way to avoid setting the worst road record in franchise history (currently 25-45 from 2001).
Lambo hadn't played for the Curve since April 16, missing almost the entire season with a wrist injury. He rejoined the team Saturday and made an immediate impact, belting a two-run homer in his first at-bat in the first inning.
That 2-0 lead didn't last long as New Hampshire scored twice in its first at-bat against Curve starter Brandon Cumpton. The Fisher Cats, who have the worst record in the Eastern League at 52-74, took control of the game with three runs in the third.
First baseman Sean Ochinko ripped a two-run homer off Cumpton to make it 5-2 in the third. Ochinko later hit a solo homer in the seventh and finished 4-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs.
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Today: Altoona at New Hampshire, 2:35 p.m.
Pitching matchups: Curve RHP Mike Colla (4-5, 3.83) vs. Fisher Cats RHP Brandon Morrow (1-0, 1.86)
Record: 59-66
Lambo connected on his second homer, a solo shot, in the seventh inning off former Curve reliever Michael Dubee. Lambo came up again in the ninth and hit a fly ball to deep right field, but it stayed in the park for an out.
With Lambo activated off the disabled list, outfielder Christian Marrero was placed on the DL with a left abdominal strain, retroactive to Friday.
Cumpton (11-10) gave up six runs on 11 hits in five innings for the loss. New Hampshire starter Yohan Pino (8-7) allowed two runs in five innings for the win.
Redmond to Reds
Right-handed pitcher Todd Redmond, who played in Altoona in 2007, became the 96th former Curve player to reach the major leagues Saturday. He started the second game of a doubleheader for the Reds against the Cubs and took the loss, allowing four runs in 3 1/3 innings.
The Pirates traded Redmond to the Braves for pitcher Tyler Yates prior to the 2008 season. The 27-year-old has gone 71-59 with a 3.57 ERA in eight minor league seasons. He was 1-1 with a 3.12 ERA in three starts for the Curve late in 2007.
Game recap
Key player: Fisher Cats 1B Sean Ochinko hit two homers and went 4-for-4 with three RBIs.
Key play: Ochinko's first homer, a two-run shot, gave New Hampshire a 5-2 lead in the third.
Key stat: The Curve have lost 12 in a row on the road.
How they scored
Top 1st: Santos singled, scored on Lambo two-run homer (2-0).
Bottom 1st: Torrealba singled, Schimp walked, both scored on Goins single (2-2).
Bottom 3rd: Goins doubled, scored on Cumpton wild pitch (2-3); Van Kirk singled, scored on Ochinko two-run homer (2-5).
Bottom 5th: Glenn singled, scored on Van Kirk single (2-6).
Top 7th: Lambo solo homer (3-6).
Bottom 7th: Tolisano solo homer (3-7); Ochinko solo homer (3-8).


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GREENWICH TWP. — Two women who allegedly tried to "eat-and-run" over Labor Day weekend face a municipal court hearing next week.
According to police, the women walked out of Perkins Restaurant & Bakery on Route 22 just after 12:30 p.m. Sept. 4 and allegedly stiffed the eatery for the $44.44 tab. A patrol searching the neighborhood found both women in the nearby Dollar Tree parking lot where they were identified by a Perkins employee and arrested.
Charged with theft of services were Brittney M. Pearson, 18, of Hazleton, Pa., and Adriane M. Mills, 28, of Allentown, Pa. Pearson was taken to the Warren County Correctional Center on a warrant from Greenwich Township while Mills was released on her own recognizance. Their court hearing is Sept. 12.


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Some antique sewing machines, such as Wilcox & Gibbs and most Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines carry early patent dates but also carry much later patent dates and were produced well into the 19th and even 20th Century. They are bought by collectors and decorators, and their value is based more on their decorator appeal rather than on their historical significance. First model examples of both of these sewing machines can sell for several thousand dollars, while later examples sell for $100 to $1000 or so, depending on the details.Clamp-On Style Sewing Machines
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Other similar looking machines dating from this era are the Watson patent sewing machines like the example pictured here. The Folsom patent sewing machine that was manufactured in or near Winchendon, Massachusetts or Biddeford, Maine in the 1860's are another example They are harder to find than the examples above. Again, condition is really important on these sewing machines and when you see an example in pristine condition you'll see the reason!
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The trail was scheduled to open Thursday.
"It's completely submerged," Johnson said of Chickasabogue Park beach.
Johnson said she hoped to have the opening rescheduled within the next two weeks.
The trail is named after Ron Jones, who advocated for the
paddle trail while service as the manager of the county's parks and wildlife
department. He died unexpectedly in 2008, and county commissioners opted to
name the trail after him last year.
The trail project cost $30,000 and features interpretive panels that give a history of the creek and parks, along with explanations of flora and fauna along the way. Decorative directional signs are planted in the waters along the route.


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Born in the month named after Caesar. I feel like I should take over the world or something.
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Born in the shortest month! Just like my dick! Hahahahaha
Born in the shortest month! Just like my dick! Hahahahaha
#64 to #13 - imnotkickthecat (09/23/2013) [-]
I was born in the month named after Augustus. I should Pax Romana Europe or something that.
#39 to #13 - hargleblarg"This was a Roman month of sacrifices and purification."
Well, good to know I wont have to change much.
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Well, good to know I wont have to change much.
#49 to #45 - hargleblarg (09/23/2013) [-]Nevermind, here you go.
#46 to #45 - hargleblarg (09/23/2013) [-]
Actually the line is "Are you my mummy?"
I can try and redo the words on this gif if you want that instead (I made this gif ages ago so it might take a while to remember how)?
I can try and redo the words on this gif if you want that instead (I made this gif ages ago so it might take a while to remember how)?
#58 to #51 - hargleblarg (09/23/2013) [-]Yo' welcum.
#43 to #37 - rakuraimasuta (09/23/2013) [-]
Or you could become a farmer.
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Born in the month named after Janus, god of doors. I feel like I should...******...I dunno, open doors or some ****. Except...**** that. I won't be the guy who opens a door and gets shot. I will be the one who knocks.
#34 to #21 - hillbillypowpow (09/23/2013) [-]
Janus is no joke fool. There's a bigass gate in Rome that would stay open during peace times and close during war that was dedicated to Janus. It once stayed open for like two hundred years or so, so the emperor decided to reform the state religion to have more focus on Janus. Plus he's so old that historians hardly know anything about him aside from the doors and his association with time and beginnings... and his two faces. Two mother ******* face, bitch!
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Nope pretty sure it was just strangemoo


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Security will be heightened at Roosevelt Middle School and A. Montoya Elementary School Friday because of a threat scrawled on a bathroom wall.
The threat, which was spotted in late March in a Roosevelt bathroom, targeted the school on May 2. The threat didn't mention anyone specific.
The school's principal sent a note home to parents recently, detailing the threat and promising that Albuquerque Public Schools police and Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies will be on campus Friday.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. - This season has certainly had its ups and downs for the St. Francis women's basketball team.
Two major setbacks came at the hands of Sacred Heart.
The Red Flash will try to overcome a pair of regular season blowout losses to the Pioneers tonight when they invade the Pitt Center for the Northeast Conference Tournament semifinals.
And Sacred Heart coach Ed Swanson knows that despite losing by an average of 23 points in the teams' two meetings this year, St. Francis will be ready to play.
"I think you can the other two matchups and really throw them out the window," he said. "They're not that far removed from back-to-back championships. [St. Francis coach] Joe [Haigh] has been a part of that, so they know how to prepare this time of year.
"We've got a hard task ahead of us [tonight]. That's all that's really on my mind."
Haigh is well aware of the tall task that sits before the Flash (16-14).
St. Francis turned the ball over a combined 48 times and shot no better than 33 percent.
"It starts with taking care of the basketball to get shots at the offensive end," Haigh said. "The first two times, we were really bad. We turned the ball over way too much. We didn't play smart. We have to take care of the ball, then we have to play with a lot of energy and emotion. We haven't shot the ball well against Sacred Heart. Part of that, you have to attribute to Sacred Heart's defense. We've got to make shots in here.
"They are a great defensive team. They're very fundamentally sound, they don't gamble a whole lot. They're physical on the inside. They're just a well-coached, fundamentally sound, tough basketball team."
Gabrielle Washington leads the defending champion Pioneers (22-9) offensively with 16.8 points per game. She scored 12 and 22 points, respectively, against the Red Flash this season. Kiley Evans, who averages 11.3 points had a pair of big games, combining for 39 points.
Blair Koniszewski is a big threat off the bench, averaging over nine points per game.
"They have two very good offensive players in Washington and Evans," Haigh said. "Evans has killed us - good solid player, good shooter.
"Koniszewski can go off at any time, so we'll have to pay attention to her, too."
But Haigh feels his team's best chance defensively is to key on point guard Ericka Norman.
The junior had 27 points and 19 assists against the Red Flash this season.
"Their engine, the motor for their team is Norman," Haigh said. "We're going to try to contain her and make things tough on her. Hopefully that will disrupt their offense a little bit and get some other people out of sync."
"We're very fragile," Swanson said. "We're in a situation where we're not the best horse in the race every night. Our effort has got to be superb, especially on the defensive side. If it's there on the defensive side, then we're going to be pretty good on the offensive side."
Sacred Heart boasts the league's top defense, only allowing 55.4 points per game.
St. Francis scored 50 and 56 points in the two losses, a far cry from its 65.4-point output.
Alli Williams (17.5 ppg) will get her points, but she will definitely need a supporting cast if the Red Flash want to advance to their 15th conference championship game.
"Kia Gibbs is a huge factor," Haigh said of his point guard who scores over 10 points per game. "With the way that she played against Central [Connecticut] - the point total was great, but the fact was that she did it on so few shots. She's the one that can have a 15- to 20-point game that would really help things out for us."
From a long-distance perspective, any of St. Francis' 3-point threats - Alexa Hayward, Kelley Doogan, Brooklyn Taylor and Hailey Carangelo - will have to step up, too.
"We do have shooters," Haigh said. "When we're good, we're making shots. We need Lex, Brooklyn, Hailey or Kelley to make a few shots."
"I think it's a real interesting matchup," Swanson said. "Obviously they have a lot of weapons offensively that can score. I don't think we have as many weapons. We're really defensive-minded and we have to be on our 'A' game because of how many weapons they have."
Sacred Heart and St. Francis have combined to win the last four NEC titles. Only one team, though, will have a chance to continue that streak tonight.


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It's probably easy to forget that this is Christian Hackenberg's first time going through spring practice, given that he already has accomplished so much as a college quarterback.
He learned Bill O'Brien's complex offensive system in just a few months after arriving on campus last June, so having nine months to learn James Franklin's system should be a piece of cake.
"I really wouldn't say there's like a huge change," Hackenberg said about the offense he will lead this year. "Every offense is going to vary a little bit, but the pace particulars are very similar."
Hackenberg is still the same player, just bigger, faster and stronger after a full season and spring under his belt.
Consider him Hackenberg 2.0.
He's gained about 10 pounds, from his playing weight last season of 225 up to 234-235.
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n Threw for 2,955 yards
n Passed for 20 touchdowns with 10 interceptions
n Completed 58.9 percent
n Had four 300-yard passing games, including a season-high 340 at Indiana and 339 in season-ending win at Wisconsin
He recently ran the fastest 40-yard dash time of his career, 4.73 seconds.
As for his throwing, he said, "I feel like the ball is coming out a little better."
"I think I've just improved," he said when asked how things have changed for him since last summer. "The game's slowed down for me a lot; that's helped. And then of course understanding coverages and picking up this new offense and understanding what means what and how to really master it."
Hackenberg, last season's Big Ten Freshman of the Year, has so much potential that it's easy to heap praise on him. That's even what Franklin has done after going through a few weeks of spring practice.
"I've been very impressed with Hackenberg," Franklin said. "Everybody told me ahead of time, but until you see it live, I've been very, very impressed with him."
The physical skills obviously are all there, but one thing that helps make Hackenberg so good is his calm demeanor and humble approach to the game.
"To be completely honest with you, I really didn't have a lot of expectations [for last year]," he said. "I just really wanted to come in here and work as hard as I could and let everything play out. How it played out is great, but this is a new year, it's a new team and I'm excited for what this team has in store for us this season."
That's where things get a little tricky, however.
Hackenberg enjoyed a superb 2013 season, but he also had key pieces in place around him. Gone now, though, are star receiver Allen Robinson and four starting offensive linemen (including injured guard Miles Dieffenbach).
There are big concerns about the O-line, so there's no telling how much time Hackenberg will have to throw the ball. Plus the receivers are largely inexperienced - the wideouts, not the tight ends - and for now at least there doesn't appear to be anyone with Robinson's overall abilities. Redshirt sophomore Geno Lewis would be the closest.
"We have a young receiving corps, but they've all developed quickly," Hackenberg said. "Throughout the spring they've really picked it up. I'm excited.
"It's a new challenge, but I think these guys are ready for it. And it's going to give us an opportunity to really spread the ball around this year and let a lot of different guys get their hands on the ball and make plays."
While many people are placing huge expectations on Hackenberg as a sophomore, the quarterback has tried to keep things in perspective. That's probably smart given the uncertainty in key areas around him.
"I'm not trying to look ahead and make ridiculous expectations," he said. "I just want to keep staying on track and do my job in the offense. If I do my job and everyone else takes care of their job, then we're going to be a pretty successful unit."


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Oahu has long been the favorite Hawaiian Island destination spot for Spring Beakers. Drawn by the beautiful Hawaiian weather, beaches, and something of a big city feel in Honolulu, there is more than enough on Oahu to excite a young crowd looking to soak up some rays before heading back to hit the books. This year, it appears the draw was enough to lure some of the Jersey Shore collective.
Snooki and Mike "The Situation" will be at Wet 'N' Wild Hawaii for a two-event day at the theme park which is lining up this Saturday the 18th to be a pretty spectacular Spring Break Party. $20 at the door for this event.
If, however, you're in the mood for a more mellow spring break, consider heading over to Turtle Bay, as its old Hawaiian charm has its draws, as does the slower pace, the typically larger surf, and proximity to Pupukea Paumalu Forest Reserve and its spectacular beach and bluff trails. This area is special to the Hawaiians as it was traditionally cared for by the kahuna, or priests of Hawaii. Take it slow here, drink a Pina Colada, and head down to watch the surfers at Pipeline and Sunset Beach. It is, after all, the stuff movies are made of.