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FY 2014 First Semester Transportation Claim Forms DueThursday, January 30, 2014, 1:32 pm
By February 15, 2014, school districts must electronically submit first semester transportation claim forms TR-6 Bus Route Reimbursement and TR-5 Individual Transportation Contract Reimbursements to the OPI online Pupil Transportation Program. In addition, a hard copy of each claim form must be signed by the board chair and submitted to the county superintendent. A copy of the signed claim form must be maintained at the district.
By February 22, 2014, the county superintendent must electronically authorize each district's TR-5 and TR-6 for the first semester.
Upon receipt of the electronic claims and authorization, OPI will verify and disburse the approved amount of state reimbursement for first semester transportation. Payments will be made on March 28, 2014. Upon receipt of the electronic state payment report, the county superintendent orders the payment of the county reimbursement for first semester transportation on the basis of the state reimbursement.
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Police said someone entered the Rockland Fire Department on Pittsville Road in Rockland Township through an unlocked window sometime Monday morning. Money was stolen, along with equipment including a first-aid kit, an automated external defibrillator, blood-pressure equipment and batteries.

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PITTSFORD Chittenden resident Bob Burchess new art exhibition Drawing on the Darker Side, Face and Figures opens Thursday at the Maclure Library.
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Fresh and Fabulous: Southwest Florida Seafood Pleases the Palate
By Gina Birch
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Fort Myers has had much success in cultivating great restaurants and has created a substantial market for Seafood. You'll find everything from fried fish served in a basket, to grilled crustaceans drizzled with gourmet sauces, served on fine dinnerware. Whether you are dressed in high heels or flip flops, there are plenty of locally owned restaurants committed to serving only the freshest catches.
For the sun burned beach, goers with sand still in their shoes, the S.O.B. or Smokin' Oyster Brewery, is no fuss and all fun. Visitors love picking up S.O.B. memorabilia after a few drinks. For the freshly showered, out for a special occasion crowd you can't beat the long established Prawn Broker for consistently good quality and service.
Two things you must try while dining in the Fort Myers area are locally caught shrimp and grouper. You'll find it on the menu of almost every seafood restaurant here, in some form or fashion. Two seasonal items to look for are stone crab and spiny lobsters.
Almost every restaurant serves some kind of seafood here but you'll find some of the best local seafood haunts nowhere near the water, tucked in obscure strip malls. Don't be afraid of what you'll find inside. 10Best has your back and some extra tartar sauce to boot.
Gulfshore Grill
The Gulfshore Grill is one restaurant with two great vibes. The indoor portion provides quiet, the comfort of air conditioning and views of the Gulf of Mexico from every seat. The outside deck, also called The Cottage, serves the same menu, however, shirts are not required here and there is live music almost every night. Whether inside or out, you get front row seating for some of the best parties on the beach. Start with the famous Beach Bread then try the Grouper Platter. The Gulfshore Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Take advantage of the valet service as towing companies are active in this area. (239-765-5440)
The Clam Bake Restaurant
New Englanders will feel right at home at the Clam Bake, but you don't have to be from the northeast to appreciate the fresh seafood and fun atmosphere the restaurant offers. Once you've tasted the crowd-pleasing lobster roll, you'll think you're on the coast of Maine, not in a nondescript Southwest Florida strip mall. The clam chowder, lobster bisque and fried haddock are other mouthwatering favorites that aim to please. The Clam Bake offers lots of happy hour drink specials as well as select daily specials until six. You can't beat this deal; an entree, chowder or salad, and side for just $11.99. ((239) 482-1930)
Skip One
A fish market and restaurant on US41 in Fort Myers since the 80's, In the hot summer of 2013 Skip One added a new, more upscale location on the way to Fort Myers Beach. The market has the same fresh seafood but has wine, cheese, baked goods and more. Separated by a glass window, the restaurant serves lots of "pink gold" AKA Florida shrimp. The owner also operates the largest fleet of shrimp boats in the state, so you know the catch at this restaurant is fresh. Be sure to try the fish tacos and ask about the daily specials. (17650 San Carlos Bou)
Pinchers; The Marina at Edison Ford
For nearly 20 years, Pinchers has been serving seafood in a fun and pleasing atmosphere. Over the years the local owners have expanded and added locations, now totaling almost a dozen. Stone crab is their specialty and you'll find lots of specials and parties during the season (Oct-May). The downtown Fort Myers location of Pinchers has a back entrance to the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, a large dock and marina for water arrivals and an expansive dining deck for superb views of the water. The happy hour has become quite popular, the menu is expansive and the service is always pleasurable. (239-245-7049)
Smokin Oyster Brewery, SOB
Situated between the Gulf of Mexico and Estero Bay on Fort Myers Beach, the Smokin' Oyster Brewery or S.O.B. has been shucking oysters since 1997. The beach cottage has live entertainment on the recently expanded front porch; the inside is small and cozy. Besides fresh oysters, the S.O.B. is known for it's variety of seafood steamer pots and it's messy, delicious garlic crab claws. Get a side of potatoes and let them soak in the bottom. There is paid parking on the street and a few free spots on the east side of the building. Be sure to ask for a signature S.O.B. drink coozie to keep your beer cold. (239-463-3474)
Blue Pointe Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill - Ft. Myers
Blue Pointe specializes in seafood and has discounted prices on their fresh oysters each day for happy hour, order a combo of different species. The chic d�cor has recently been upgraded and menus come in high-tech tablets. Perfect for large parties are the high-top tables that stretch in a perfect row, down the center of the restaurant. Put them together and fit as many as twenty people. There is outdoor dining on two sides of the restaurant, the front patio is surprisingly tranquil in spite of the parking lot it fronts. The side option offers good people watching with an option for smoking. With a raw bar, sushi and fresh catch options, the menu leans heavily on surf, although you can find some savory turf options too. (888-456-3463)
Lobster Lady Seafood Market and Bistro
Diners pack into the Lobster Lady Seafood Market and Bistro like sardines, pun intended. In an unassuming strip mall, just over the Caloosahatchee River in Cape Coral, The Lobster Lady's popularity has exploded. Multiple tanks full of lobsters line one wall, a case of fresh seafood lines the other. Lobster is king here, try it in a delicious hot dip, a New England style roll, stuffed or in a steamer pot. On Friday and Saturday nights expect a crowd to gather on the sidewalk, waiting for a seat. Good thing there is a well stocked bar and someone to take a drink order while you wait. Lobster Lady has live entertainment nightly and also serves late. (239-471-0136)
Fish Tale Grill By Merrick Seafood
For more than two decades Merrick's Seafood has provided fresh fish to dozens of Southwest Florida restaurants. The owners finally decided to take advantage of the their fresh catches by serving them, not just selling them. In February 2013 they opened a restaurant right next to the market, calling it the Fish Tale Grill. Enjoy both outdoor and indoor seating while dining on affordable seafood fresh off of the boat. Start off with a dozen raw oysters. The Seafood Cobb salad is loaded with shellfish and the lobster bisque is rich and creamy. If you're a lobster fan try it here in spring rolls and sliders. The presentation at Fish Tale looks as good as the food tastes. (239-257-3167)
Prawnbroker Restaurant and Fish Market
The Prawn Broker has a long-standing reputation for delivering freshly prepared seafood favorites as well as unique specialty items. Enjoy a cocktail at the cozy bar then move to a table on the covered patio or a comfortable inside spot. Be sure to start with the house made Smoked Fish Dip. Then consider the Grouper Matanza; a fresh, local fish, egg dipped and sautéed then topped with crabmeat and a lemon beurre blanc. The Prawn Broker's award winning cuisine as well as the owner's and manager's deep commitment to community keep both the tourists and locals coming back season after season. (239-489-2226)
Flippers on the Bay
Part of Lovers Key Resort, Flippers On The Bay is a hidden gem between Fort Myers Beach and Bonita Springs. The dining is alfresco and more upscale than one might imagine after taking a gander at restaurant on stilts. Sitting on the Estero Bay, you still have a clear view of the Gulf of Mexico and it's one of the best spots to see a dolphin show, presented by Mother Nature.Start with the campechana, a Spanish-style shrimp cocktail with a kick. The sea bass served in a citrus miso is delectable, while the salmon in a pesto cream will leave you wanting more. Chef Cruz is as entertaining as his food, be sure to say hello. (239-765-1040)
About Gina Birch
Gina carries the rare title of "Native Floridian". Living in Southwest Florida for 22 years, she is a well known, award winning radio and TV personality. Besides brandishing a microphone, Gina is good with a camera and computer, publishing a restaurant guide for Lee County called FLAVOR. Gina is a self-proclaimed Oenophile, traveling to wine regions all over the world to sip what she calls "the nectar of the Gods." When not in the vineyards she loves to explore beautiful beaches and new restaurants. You can find more of her musings in her blog "The Birch Beat" (www.thebirchbeat.blogspot.com)
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Nice guys finish first ... if meatballs are involved.By Alyssa Shelasky
Nice guys finish first ... if meatballs are involved.By Alyssa Shelasky
They're selling Windows Phones, but it's still an interesting video.By Alan Sytsma
From the upcoming 'Meatball Shop Cookbook.'By Alan Sytsma and Hugh Merwin
"It's cool," says Meatball Shop chef, essentially.By Hugh Merwin
See the cocktail menu and glimpse the space.By Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld
Plus, the Meatball Shop's West Village location revealed.By Daniel Maurer
A couple of model marriers, Michael Chernow and Sam Talbot, are profiled.By Daniel Maurer
Plus: mashed turnips with horseradish and a new "Mexican canteen" in Astoria, all in this week's 'New York.'
And dirty balls at the Meatball Shop?By Daniel Maurer
The Meatball Shop goes west this summer.By Daniel Maurer
Alfresco meatballs in Brooklyn?By Daniel Maurer
Meatball madness comes to Williamsburg.By Beth Landman
Has it gotten to the point where you can't just have a drink at the bar?By Alex Van Buren
And sells 455,000 balls per year.By Daniel Maurer
Has the Meatball Shop set a record?By Daniel Maurer
Everyone's screaming for ice-cream sandwiches — the latest being a PB&J-inspired variety.By Daniel Maurer
Syhabout partied, and then some, while in New York for the F&W BNC fete.By Jay Barmann
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North Side High School (Jackson, Tennessee)
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Football - 4A Region 7Other sports - AA Region 7 District 14
North Side High School is one of the five public high schools in the city of Jackson, Tennessee (the others being South Side High School, Jackson Central-Merry High School, Liberty Technology Magnet High School, Madison Academic Magnet High School). Within the state, the school is commonly known as Jackson North Side.
In 1943, what is now called the South Building was completed and North Side was formed with the consolidation of Huntersville, Pope, Fairview, Browns Church, and Spring Creek schools. In 1972, the football stadium was completed. East High consolidated with North Side in 1970, and Beech Bluff in 1977. In 1992, Jackson City and Madison County school systems were combined. In that year, the Tech Prep Center (middle building) was completed, and the following year the Fine Arts Building was completed.
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The school mascot is the Indian. The school colors are blue and gold. The stadium is also known as "The Reservation", it is dedicated and named after long time North Side coach, T.D. Reynolds.
- Academic Decathlon, ended in the 2010-2011 school year
- Beta Club
- Future Farmers of America
- Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America
- Key Club
- Health Occupation Students of America
- Mu Alpha Theta
- Air Force JROTC
- Spanish Club
- Skills USA
- Drama Club
- Creative Writers
- Band
- Jazz Band
- Marching Band
- Concert Band
- Climate Club
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Advisors: Jason Eckford
Purpose: Student Council at North Side recognizes student leaders for their outstanding efforts and achievements in representing their peers and giving voice to student concerns. They meet monthly for the purpose of discussing plans and growth for the school. At the meetings they also discuss student concerns and ideas. Other meetings are scheduled as needed for planning and organizing student activities.
Requirements for admission: 2.5 GPA, No referrals, Petition w/25 supporters.
Activities: Increase school motivation, and adopt a major fundraising activity. In the past seven years North Side's Council has raised over $2,000 each year for Relay For Life. This year student council is working with RIFA and other organizations to help with their needs.
President: Tyra Hawkins
Vice President:Kelsey Murden
Secretary:Ivry Love
Treasurer: Shkaira Branick
Representatives: Ethan Perry Samuel Hennings Sydney Smith
President: Nathan Engler
Vice President: Bobby Bond
Secretary: Trisdan Rangland
Treasurer: Malik Sampson
Representatives: Quinnisha Thomas, Aaron Witherspoon
President: Gabrielle Day
Vice President: Keyann Reaves
Secretary: Bria Bonds
President: Antonio Scott
Vice President: Conterecka White
Secretary: Qu'Neisha Lewis
Treasurer: Brook Perry
Representatives: Franchesa Perry, Emonie Campbell
North Side High School participates in the following sports:
- Soccer (Men's/Women's)
- Golf
- Cheerleading
- Baseball
- Softball
- Football
- Basketball (Men's/Women's)
- Cross Country
- Volleyball
- Tennis
- Track
North Side High School is the home of boys state basketball tournament teams and all-time leading scorer Leshun Holmes (2,386 points)and former Ole Miss star, Marcus Hicks, 2nd all-time leading scorer (2,024 points). They are the only two players to have scored 2,000 points and have jerseys retired at North Side High School. Other notable basketball alumni are Richard and Reginald Delk (nephews of NBA great, Tony Delk) and Drew Woods, a 3-time NAIA All-American at Bethel College (Tennessee) who was selected in the 2006 NBA Development League Draft.
From 2003-2007, the women's basketball team at North Side made 4 straight state tournaments with key players like Sha Brooks, Danielle Spencer, Gwen Delk, LaVanda Ross, Sequoyah Cliff, and Amber Penn. Out of those tournaments they made the championship game only once. The women's basketball team also made the girl's state tournament in 1984,1987,1988 and 1992.The 1988 team was ranked 25th in the nation during that year.During the 1980s,Kristen Goehring was a High School All American,All State and All State Tournament.Shea Piercey and Angelia Godwin were honorable mention High School All Americans,All State and All State Tournament.Kristen Goehring was Academic All American at Ole Miss.In the late 1990s Genvieve Delk,Leanne Davidson,Tiffany Fisher and Candice Holiday led North Side to the Girls State Basketball Tournament. Sylvester Hicks played football and basketball for North Side in the early 70's and later starred in football for Tennessee State University and the Kansas City Chiefs(NFL).
In men's soccer, North Side was the first public school, from Jackson, Tennessee, to make the Class AA state soccer tournament. They lost to Chattanooga Christian in the quarterfinals 3-2.
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Rain and storm chances will return to the Evansville forecast for the next few days, starting later on Wednesday in the form of isolated showers or storms.
According to the National Weather Service, there's a 20 percent chance of precipitation during the daytime hours on Wednesday. Rain chances will increase tonight to 40 percent, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
Wet weather will be even more likely on Thursday and Friday. Officially, there's a 50 percent chance of precipitation during the day on Thursday and a 60 percent chance of rain that night. The forecast also calls for a 60 percent chance of showers or storms on Friday, though those chances are expected to diminish that night.
"(Rain) chances will increase to a peak on Thursday, Thursday night and into Friday, said David Humphrey of the National Weather Service. "Today (chances are more isolated, tonight scattered and then you're getting into likely during that time frame.
Humphrey said none of the upcoming days are expected to be all day rain events but noted brief periods of heavy rains will be possible at times. No widespread severe weather is expected to be generated in the Evansville area during the next few day either, he said.
Slight precipitation chances are expected in linger in the Evansville area through the weekend, according to the weather service.
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Dominance: A Novelby Will Lavender
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Fifteen years earlier. Jasper College is buzzing with the news that famed literature professor Richard Aldiss will be teaching a special night class called Unraveling a Literary Mystery—from a video feed in his prison cell. In 1982, Aldiss was convicted of the murders of two female grad students; the women were/b>/b>
Fifteen years earlier. Jasper College is buzzing with the news that famed literature professor Richard Aldiss will be teaching a special night class called Unraveling a Literary Mystery—from a video feed in his prison cell. In 1982, Aldiss was convicted of the murders of two female grad students; the women were killed with axe blows and their bodies decorated with the novels of notoriously reclusive author Paul Fallows. Even the most obsessive Fallows scholars have never seen him. He is like a ghost. Aldiss entreats the students of his night class to solve the Fallows riddle once and for all. The author's two published novels, The Coil and The Golden Silence, are considered maps to finding Fallows's true identity. And the only way in is to master them through a game called the Procedure. You may not know when the game has begun, but when you receive an invitation to play, it is an invitation to join the elite ranks of Fallows scholars. Failure, in these circles, is a fate worse than death. Soon, members of the night class will be invited to play along . . .
Present day. Harvard professor Alex Shipley made her name as a member of Aldiss's night class. She not only exposed the truth of Paul Fallows's identity, but in the process uncovered information that acquitted Aldiss of the heinous 1982 crimes. But when one of her fellow night class alums is murdered— the body chopped up with an axe and surrounded by Fallows novels—can she use what she knows about Fallows and the Procedure to stop a killer before each of her former classmates is picked off, one by one?
Editorial Reviews
"The Silence of the Lambs meets And Then There Were None . . . a terrific premise."—Booklist
"Lavender's exciting second literary thriller (after Obedience) pulls readers right into the hunt. Aldiss reminds us of a sexy Hannibal Lecter, and the mystery of the reclusive author Paul Fallows and his connection to the class is riveting. Well-drawn characters, excellent plot, good use of flashbacks, and many red herrings will keep the pages turning to the very end."—Library Journal
"Lavender takes on another puzzle-within-a-thriller . . . Twisty and turny, with all kinds of side roads . . . [He] manages to maintain the novel's taut, sinister atmosphere from the first page to the last. . . . Readers who loved Lavender's first book will doubtless delight in this one."—Kirkus Reviews
"With nods to Christie, Poe and Lovecraft, Lavender crafts a deadly game of obsession, full of riddles, subterfuge, grim revelation and red herrings galore."—Winnipeg Free Press (Canada)
"A brilliant concept, brilliantly executed.Dominance soars to the top of the thriller genre by infusing its rapid-fire plot with the mysteries of literature and authorship and offering cutting-edge (so to speak)psychological insights into minds both noble and horrifically demented. You'll never look at professors, authors or, well, books the same again. Oh, and that last page . . . "—Jeffery Deaver, #1 international bestselling author of Edge and The Burning Wire
"Will Lavender constructs plots with the expertise of a Parisian baker, masterfully layering mystery on top of mystery until, just when you think the whole thing might topple over, he sets it all together into a dangerously delectable mille-feuille of storytelling. Do save room for seconds."—Graham Moore, New York Times bestselling author of The Sherlockian
"Dominance is a twisting, intriguing and compelling psychological thriller of the first order. Will Lavender has created a clever maze of a plot, fraught with dark corridors and deadly ends. With this novel in your hands, you'll be voraciously turning the pages late into the night, maybe thinking you're a step ahead, until you realize you've always been a step behind—right up until the stunning final scene."—Lisa Unger, New York Times bestselling author of Fragile
"Will Lavender has laid out a rich feast for fans of psychological thrillers—at the heart of it all is a weird, addictive game that's far more dangerous than anyone realizes.This intricately layered story of murders past and present generates plenty of chilling twists and turns, right up to the final sentence."—John Verdon, bestselling author of Think of a Number and Shut Your Eyes Tight
Lavender (Obedience, 2008) takes on another puzzle-within-a-thriller, also set on a college campus.
Dr. Alex Shipley was a member of a special class of nine hand-picked students chosen for a night course taught by a former professor and convicted murderer, Dr. Richard Aldiss. Aldiss, who has made the study of the reclusive author Paul Fallows his life's work, stands convicted of killing two graduate students. He's set to teach the class from prison, under the watchful eyes of his guards. Naturally, it's no ordinary class: Aldiss has sprinkled clues throughout the course, hoping to lead one student on a journey; in this case, it's the beautiful Alex. She was spectacularly successful. Not only did she unlock Aldiss' puzzle and help him win acquittal, but now Alex has returned to Jasper College to solve the death of a former classmate whose murder is a disturbing replica of the grad students' deaths. When the remainder of the nine still living come together in a spooky mansion replete with a dean who likes to wear makeup, it is soon clear that there are strange things going bump in the night. With more bodies turning up, Alex finds that the killer's true intention may be more personal than she might have ever imagined. The story is twisty and turny, with all kinds of side roads, but it's mostlyThe Big Chillwithout the humor or sympathetic characters. The premise of the class, the police's fawning reliance on a professor to solve their case, the mystery of exactly who Fallows might really be and the cast of weird characters come together in a story that often calls for the reader to suspend all rational thought. With action that veers from the original Aldiss class to the present and back, Lavender manages to maintain the novel's taut, sinister atmosphere from the first page to the last. But in the end, the story is unsettling, unsatisfying and unbelievable.
Readers who loved Lavender's first book will doubtless delight in this one, while those who did not will find his latest extremely tough reading.
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Just after dark they rolled in the television where the murderer would appear. It was placed at the front of the lecture hall, slightly off center so the students in back could see. Two men wearing maintenance uniforms checked the satellite feed and the microphones, then disappeared as silently as they had come. It was now five minutes before the class was to begin, and everything was ready.
This was the first class of its kind, and its novelty—or perhaps its mystery—made it the most talked-about ever offered at tiny Jasper College. As mandated by the school president, there were nine students in the classroom. They were the best of the best in the undergrad literature program at Jasper. Now, on the first night of the semester, they waited anxiously for their professor to emerge on the screen.
The class was LIT 424: Unraveling a Literary Mystery. It had been offered at night because this was the only viable time, the only hour when the warden would allow the murderer free to teach. He would teach, if you believed the rumors, from a padded cell. Others said he would be in front of a greenscreen, with special effects to replicate a lectern before him—an illusion of a classroom. The rest claimed he would simply be shackled to his chair in an orange jumpsuit because state law prohibited anything else. They had to remember what this man had done, these people said. They had to remember who he was.
The room was warm with the closeness of bodies. The chalkboard seemed to glisten, even though the Vermont night outside was bitterly cold. The quads were mostly silent, save for the protesters who stood the stipulated two hundred yards from Culver Hall, where the night class would be held. The class met in the basement of Culver for this reason: the powers-that-be at Jasper did not want the protesters to be able to see what was happening on that TV screen.
The few students who were out at that cold hour witnessed the nervous candlelight of the protest vigil from a distance, through the copse of beech and oak that dotted the woodsy campus. A light snow fell, flakes rushing upward in the January wind like motes of dust. Not far away, Lake Champlain purred in the wind. It was as if, one freshman said as he looked down at the scene from a high dormitory window, someone were about to be executed.
Just beyond the protesters, in a building that was dark save for a few bottom-floor lights, a pair of state policemen sat in a room the size of a broom closet, drinking coffee and watching their own blank feed on a tiny screen.
Unraveling a Literary Mystery—this too had been contested. The president of the college chose the title because it sounded to him fitting for what the professor had in mind. But in fact the president did not know exactly what the class would entail. He could not know; the murderer had only hinted at a "literary game" his students would play in the class. About his syllabus he had spoken to no one.
It was this inability to even guess at what was about to happen that silenced the classroom now. In the weeks before the semester had begun, when they went home to their families on Christmas break, the students who had registered for LIT 424 had time to think. To weigh their decision to take this strange course. They wondered if something could go wrong in that lecture hall, if their professor could somehow . . . it sounded crazy, yes. Most of them did not say it aloud, or if they did, they spoke only to their roommates or their closest friends. Slight whispers, torn away by the wind, carried off into nothingness.
If he could somehow get out.
This was what they were thinking in those final seconds. Some of them talked about their other classes that semester, flipped through textbooks and highlighted paragraphs in trembling arcs of yellow. But mostly they sat, saying nothing. They stared at the dead television screen. They wondered, and they waited.
Finally the television went to a deeper black, and everyone sat up straight. Then the box began to hum, an electrical, nodish oohing, a kind of flatline that moved left to right across the room. Their professor—the MacArthur-winning genius, once a shining star at nearby Dumant University and the closest thing to celebrity a professor of literature could possibly be, the same man who had viciously murdered two graduate students twelve years before—was ready to appear.
Then the blackness dissolved and the noise died away and the professor's face came to them on the screen. They had seen pictures of him, many of them preserved in yellowed newsprint. There were images of the man in a dark suit (at his trial), or with his wrists shackled and smiling wolfishly (moments after the verdict), or with his hair swept back, wearing a tweed jacket and a bow tie (his faculty photograph at Dumant in 1980).
Those photographs did not prepare the students for the man on the screen. This man's face was harder, its lines deeper. He was in fact wearing a simple orange jumpsuit, the number that identified him barely hidden beneath the bottom edge of the screen. The V of his collar dipped low to reveal the curved edge of a faded tattoo just over his heart. Although the students did not yet know this, the tattoo was of the thumb-shaped edge of a jigsaw puzzle piece.
The professor's eyes seemed to pulse. Sharp, flinty eyes that betrayed a kind of dangerous intelligence. The second the students saw him there was a feeling not of surprise, not of cold shock, but rather of This, then. This is who he is. One girl sitting toward the back whispered, "God, I didn't know he was so . . ." And then another girl, a friend sitting close by, finished, "Sexy." The two students laughed, but quietly. Quietly.
Now the professor sat forward. In the background the students could see his two prison guards, could make out everything but their faces—the legs of their dark slacks, the flash of their belt buckles, and the leathery batons they carried in holsters. One of them stood with legs spread wide and the other was more rigid, but otherwise they mirrored each other. The professor himself was not behind a pane of glass; the camera that was trained on him was not shielded in any way. He simply sat at a small table, his uncuffed hands before him, his breathing slow and natural. His face bore the slightest hint of a smile.
"Hello," he said softly. "My name is Richard Aldiss, and I will be your professor for Unraveling a Literary Mystery. Speak so I can hear you."
"Hello, Professor," someone said.
"We're here," said another.
Aldiss leaned toward a microphone that must have been just out of the camera's view. He nodded and said, "Very good. I can hear you and you can hear me. I can see you and you can see me. Now, let us begin."
© 2011 Will Lavender
Meet the Author
WILL LAVENDER is the author of two previous novels, Obedience (which was a New York Times and international bestseller and was translated into fourteen languages) and Dominance. He lives in Louisville, Kentucky.
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One dimensional characters, sloppy writing, cannot understand why the NYtimes gave this a good review.
I would imagine this book is considered a literary masterpice....by it's author & total drivel by most everyone else.
I really enjoyed the dual-time stories and the idea of the "procedure". Richard Aldiss'character is creepy.
"Dominance" by Will Lavender follows the alumnis of a former night class taught by jailed professor Richard Aldiss-formerly convicted of murdering two female students, and in 1994 teaching a class dedicated to discovering the identity of enigmatic author Fallows. The book's premise alternates between the class of 1994, and present day when one of the grads of the class is murdered and Richard Aldiss tells the book's protagonist, Alex Shipley-another grad of that infamous night class, that the murderer is someone from that class. Events switch back and forth between 1994 and present day. Back in 1994, Alex is told by the college's dean that he believes Aldiss is innocent of the murders, and the only thing that can prove his innocence is the discovery of the true identity of Fallows-whom their night class is dedicated to, and who might have been the true murderer. In the present day, former members of the night class are invited by the dean to attend the memorial of their killed classmate. But soon enough, they start getting murdered as well. All clues point to yet another Fallows connection, a sort of copycat murders. But this time, Alex is no longer sure of herself. Was Aldiss, the man to point to the connection between the current murders, ever truly innocent? Who was Fallows? And if someone involved in the night class is behind the murders, whom can she trust? Overall, the book has an interesting format-alternating between two mysteries, one set in 1994 and one set in the present day. I thought the structure was creative and kept my interest in the story. The ending is pretty unpredictable, as things finish out on a cliff-hanger note and the reader is left to wonder about the fate of Alex Shipley.
Lavender's style relies upon dialogue and action to define his characters, no deep introspections for pages and pages here. He takes control on page one, gets you going and doesn't let you stop until the end. I wasn't sure what to expect within Lavender's story, some flashback or dual time style books can be hard to follow or a challenge the author isn't up to; not so for Lavender. The dual times only add to the suspense and suspicion, keeping the reader guessing until the end when the ride comes to a quick stop. But not the story.
The plot develops too slowly and the charactets are one dimensional. I understand the author's intent to unveil the mysteries slowly, but by 100 pages in I found I couldn't care less what "the procedure" was or what happened to the characters, even the protagonist. Interesting premise, missed opportunity.
I'm so happy to be done reading this book. Now maybe I can get a decent night's sleep. Wil Lavender's "Dominance" is smart, dark, intense and deeply moody. This thrilling murder mystery is part "Silence of the Lambs", and part Agatha Christie and is driven by Lavender's slow and purposeful development of characters and clues and revelations around key plot points. Lavender bounces the reader between past and present building up the mysteries and tensions surrounding a 20-year old pair of murders and a recent murder that brings former college classmates together for a macabre reunion. Both past and present mysteries revolve around former professor and convict Richard Aldiss. This very Hannibal Lecter-like character continually dances along the fine line of being good and evil as he helps guide his students to first finding the truth behind the murders he was accused of over 20 years ago, and then the more recent murder of their classmate. 20 years ago, the top 9 students in the Literature program at a small Vermont college take a course that promises to unravel the mystery of who novelist Paul Fallows really is. It's taught by Aldiss via closed circuit TV under heavy guard from his prison cell. Lavender does a masterful job at building and connecting multiple mysteries while teasing the details and leaving the reader salivating for more. The interactions between Aldiss and his students, particularly Alex Shipley, will evoke memories of Lecter and his "student" Clarice Starling. Aldiss is extremely smart, deep and bizarre and has a way of pulling all of those around him into his own cult of personality. Some of Lavender's clues are a bit clunky. Some of the dialogue feels too forced. The conclusions left me a bit disappointed, but any book that keeps me up late riveted and excited for more while keeping me more focused on every shadow and creak in my house than on getting a good night's sleep, will get a high recommendation from me.
"What if you could read a book and treat it as a competition between you and its author?" - Alex Shipley, Chapter 3. That is pretty much how I tackle anything from the mystery/thriller genre, whether it be a TV show, a movie, or in this case. a book. Will Lavender is an author of what he calls "puzzle thrillers," novels that are not quite mysteries and not quite thrillers but incorporate elements of both, and I have never read anything like it. Like most of you, I enjoy a good mystery book. I love the challenge it posts in the beginning, the chase, the way it all unfolds in the end. My book-love started with those Nancy Drew Mysteries collections. As a kid, I ate all of it up. But after a while, it begins to look the same. Someone gets killed, there are clues left behind, the villain taunts the heroes, the villain gets caught. Over and over. And sometimes, it builds and builds only to an ending that is less than satisfying. This book breaks through all that. The book jumps right into it; setting up the premise that will last the whole book. Our hero, Dr. Alexandra "Alex" Shipley, was a part of an elite experimental class in Jasper College, Vermont in 1994. This class was being taught by a jailed professor named Dr. Richard Adliss, convicted of brutally murdering 2 grad students. The crime scenes were littered with the books of the author Paul Fallows. Who is this elusive Paul Fallows? Richard Adliss then shows his class of 9 students how to answer that question. Fast forward to "Present Day". Alex is now a professor at Harvard. She is famous in the literary world as the one who found out about Fallows' true identity. In the process, she also acquitted Adliss of all charges against him. But then, one of her former classmates gets killed in the same way as the grad students' murders. She then uses the skills Adliss taught them to solve this mystery. The book bounces back and forth between 1994 and present day. Normally, I get turned off by this storytelling device but Lavender showed excellent use of flashbacks. It kept me on my toes, guessing at every turn of the page. Both past and present settings are equally exciting. I love that both settings move forward rather the present the only one progressing and the flashbacks are just random points in the past. Parallel time lines, I enjoyed. Also, I liked the cast of characters. Some are a little bit cliche but the focus is very heavy on the main characters that I did not mind the minor ones that much. It is definitely one of the most frustrating books that I have read in a while. When reading mystery novels, I usually solve the puzzle somewhere midway through the story. Some authors just make it too obvious. But this one? Oh boy. I had suspicions but I was never 100% sure until it was officially revealed. The plot was airtight and solid. The flashbacks are very essential to the present day storyline as if it answers the questions of the present. Recommendation: If you're tired of your usual mystery/thriller novels and looking for something different, pick this one up. This is definitely something new. I read it and treated it like a competition between me and the author and guess what, Will Lavender won.
In 1994 in Vermont, Jasper College hires literature Professor Richard Aldiss to teach an undergraduate class Unraveling a Literary Mystery. Using closed circuit TV Aldiss will conduct the class from his prison cell where he serves two life sentences for murdering two female grad students twelve years ago. Aldiss assigns his student with identifying who reclusive author Paul Fallows is. Fallows has written two novels containing clues to who he is, but to achieve a chance at success means understanding the game Procedure. One of the students Alex Shipley not only achieves the objective, she proves her incarcerated professor could not have killed the students. Several years later someone kills one of the nine students who participated in Unraveling a Literary Mystery using the same M.O. as the homicides that placed Aldiss in prison. Harvard Professor Alex returns to Jasper to investigate who the murderer is. Rotating between 1994 and the present and enhanced by references to the 1980s homicides, readers will enjoy this suspense thriller. The cast is especially solid with obviously the leads being the game playing enigmatic Aldiss and the genius Shipley. However, a critical late revelation about Aldiss seems inane for such a brilliant mind though emphasizing the gamester personality but to me detracts from an otherwise exciting whodunit then and now. Harriet Klausner


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I wish that my New Computer will explode
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it does, and u die becuase you were on the computer chatting to us during that time.
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They're calling it the bond market's "ETF bid": The idea that passively managed funds, especially ETFs, inflate the prices of the corporate bonds they track. At first blush, it seems implausible. Exchange-traded funds, though fast-growing, still make up a tiny segment -- less than 0.5% -- of the $37 trillion bond market, according to BlackRock. But ETFs punch above their weight in factors like trading volume. Passive, rule-following funds (most ETFs) must deploy new cash immediately, which means they pay a premium when bond markets are rising. And they must sell to meet redemptions, even at a discount if markets are down. That matters when risk-averse dealers have shrunk their bond inventories to decade lows. Alongside ETFs' price transparency, those factors are creating a surprising new force in bonds, creating risks as well as opportunities for investors.
Goldman Sachs' Charles P. Himmelberg and Lotfi Karoui estimate that a monthly rebalanced portfolio of bonds tracked by the iBoxx $ Liquid Investment Grade Index has beaten comparable non-indexed bonds by roughly 4.7%, or about 1% a year, since the beginning of 2009. Index bonds also appear to sink harder during bad times, as they did late last year -- and that's not even counting what happens in riskier markets like high yield. The takeaway is something that experienced ETF traders already know: Never sell a fund like the passively managed $17 billion iShares iBoxx High Yield Corporate Bond ETF hyg 0.6695140251644927% iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 87.21 0.58 0.6695140251644927% /Date(1475110800001-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10959092 AFTER HOURS 87.21 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 190222 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 5.107093223254214% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (ticker: HYG) in a sour market if you can avoid it -- and buy it if you can.
Don't discount the new importance of ETFs in the bond markets. BlackRock blk -0.030404378230465188% BlackRock Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD361.68 -0.11 -0.030404378230465188% /Date(1475096521141-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 495814 AFTER HOURS USD361.68 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7538 P/E Ratio 19.279317697228144 Market Cap 58821266616.7761 Dividend Yield 2.5326255253262553% Rev. per Employee 863385 More quote details and news » (BLK) recently estimated that ETFs now drive about a tenth of trading in high-yield bonds even though they hold only 2.3% of the market by assets. As recently as last year, ETFs were driving less than 4% of high-yield bond trading. The Tabb Group's Henry Chien recently noted that ETF prices can serve as theoretical proxies for the price of underlying bonds, helping investors quickly detect even a slight change in what used to be an opaque market. The sheer existence of these more transparent trading vehicles is making investors better judges of pricing, which changes how they behave.
The rise of index investing is also creating opportunities in active management. The managers of the AdvisorShares Peritus High Yield ETF hyld 0.13686131386861314% AdvisorShares Peritus High Yield ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 35.12 0.048 0.13686131386861314% /Date(1475096317000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19792 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 7.4504555808656034% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (HYLD), the only actively managed junk-bond ETF, have beaten both the iShares fund and the SPDR Barclays Capital High Yield Bond ETF jnk 0.6577144423129625% SPDR Barclays High Yield Bond ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 36.73 0.24 0.6577144423129625% /Date(1475110800002-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10968497 AFTER HOURS 36.73 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 6.083637353661857% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (JNK) by about two full percentage points this year; they've returned 12.5%, 10.4%, and 10.6%, respectively. Manager Tim Gramatovitch stresses the hunt for value in bonds that index trackers are prohibited from owning. The SPDR fund can buy only a little more than a quarter of the available bond universe because it's barred from owning bonds from tranches below $600 million, he notes.
Gramatovitch recently warned clients that the passive funds "have no ability to deal with risks in the current credit market," on account of what he views as likely defaults, restructurings, or losses on called bonds. If the active strategy's outperformance in a "risk on" market seems surprising, it's at least partly explained by HYLD's superior 8.3% 12-month yield. If it keeps up, you'll know that the hunt for value outside indexes is real. The active strategy isn't without its trade-offs: The fund charges a mutual-fund-like 1.36% expense ratio.
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" This course covers topics on the engineering of computer software and hardware systems: techniques for controlling complexity; strong modularity using client-server design, virtual memory, and threads; networks; atomicity and coordination of parallel activities; recovery and reliability; privacy, security, and encryption; and impact of computer systems on society. Case studies of working systems and readings from the current literature provide comparisons and contrasts. Two design projects are required, and students engage in extensive written communication exercises."
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Kolejka (Polish for queue) follows the clever Babushka as she tricks her way to the front of Soviet breadlines, mugs strangers, and cat burgles, all accompanied by her feisty terrier sidekick. She's desperately looking for something – or someone – and heads out to fill that void. Will she meet her match? Whimsical and surprising, Kolejka combines puppetry and physical theatre to explore a spark of love and adventure that begins in a line.
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When I was a boy, my father would often tell me stories of his own boyhood in Athlone in the 1930s. As I got older, the repetitions grated, and became one of our many I-know-it-all conflicts. Now that my own son is mocking me for telling him the same five stories over and over, I can understand my father's motivation (and irritation) a bit better. At a certain point in life, when mortality ceases to be an abstraction, the urge to pass on memories, to make sure they don't die, becomes well-nigh irresistible.
This is the same urge that lies at the root of much family history. But how long does it last? How many generations does it take for extended family connections to be peacefully forgotten? I think it can last a very long time indeed.
An example: Father Bartholomew Donovan of Melbourne wrote to me recently. His great-great-grandfather, also Bartholomew, was a house carpenter born in Cork city who emigrated to New South Wales in 1838 and became a successful builder. Fr. Donovan recently traced the family to St. Finbarr's parish, identified Bartholemew's parents as Anthony Donovan (also a carpenter) and Mary née Daly, and found records of no fewer than five siblings (Sarah 1798; Mary Ann, 1800; John, 1804; Simon, 1806; Ann, 1815). Three of them, his direct ancestor and sisters Sarah and Ann, emigrated along with two of their spouses, while the parents and three of their remaining children stayed in Cork.
Fr. Donovan now wants to know if any descendants of the Anthony and Mary who stayed behind are still alive, and still in Cork. He is coming for a visit in April to meet any possible relatives. Even at fully five generations distance and over 200 years later, the urge to keep those connections alive is enduring.
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The Earth: An Interdisciplinary Unit
Learn about the geology of Earth with simple demonstrations, hands-on classroom activities, and a final project that asks students to plan a trip — inside Earth!
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This interdisciplinary curricular unit focuses on the geology of the Earth. It contains background information, a detailed glossary, fun earth facts, literary references, and 20 hands-on activities for the classroom.
Over the course of the unit, students will:
- understand that Earth is a planet in constant motion
- understand that Earth is a planet constantly being
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- explore basic principles of geology
- develop an enthusiasm for investigating landscape
- collect, observe and classify rock samples
- understand that most materials come from Earth and its
- devise initiatives to care for Earth and save natural
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- work co-operatively in groups
Skills Development
- Listening
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- Discussing
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- Classifying
- Describing
- Predicting
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- Constructing
- Reading
- Collecting
- Following directions
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Lesson 1: Lesson One: The Earth, Background and Glossary
Lesson 2: Lesson Two: The Earth, Introductory Activities
Lesson 3: Lesson Three: The Earth, Movement in Space
Lesson 4: Lesson Four: The Earth, Layers of Earth
Lesson 5: Lesson Five: The Earth, Rocks and Minerals
Lesson 6: Final Project: The Earth, Inside Earth
This unit plan has been adapted from "The Earth," Senior Topics, published by Ashton Scholastic in Australia.
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