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River Road Independent School District brings college classes to high schoolers, science clubs to elementary students and character to middle schools.
The district, just north of Amarillo, educates 1,440 students in three campuses.
Superintendent George Malkuch said exciting things are happening across the district, from gifted and talented classes to distance-education dual-credit classes.
About 50 high school students are getting a jump start on college through online classes, interactive TV and trips to Amarillo College.
Students can attend classes at AC for two days a week, then return to River Road for extra help from high school teachers.
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"Our teachers here on our campus provide three days of classtime and help them with tutoring in a comfortable environment," said principal Paul Fenstermaker.
English teacher Deena Thomas said the students need help with that transition and the teacher is able to give them that support. Teachers also attend the AC classes to better help the students with homework and projects.
Perhaps the best incentive for these college classes is their cost. The district pays tuition and books for any student.
Senior Lori Collie will have earned 12 credit hours online before she graduates.
"I can get ahead, and the school pays for it," she said.
Malkuch said the district paid $8,000 for the program last year.
Senior Audrey Sato will have about 25 credit hours from online and AC classes.
"It's fun, and you get used to the college thing," she said.
Rolling Hills Elementary students aren't earning college credit, but what they are learning will take them through to higher education.
Teacher Nancy Beasley brings the world of nature and insects to her students with the QUEST program. QUEST stands for Questioning, Understanding, Evaluating, Solving and Thinking.
"She makes science fun," said fifth-grader Wendi Wise. "She says I'm a future biologist."
A seed hike in Wildcat Bluff nature preserve showed the students different kinds of seeds. The students put socks over their shoes to collect the seeds. They then examined each and identified the plant or tree the seeds came from.
"It made science interesting," said fifth-grader Jessica Burk. "I used to think it was dull, but not any more."
Beasley said the students' enthusiasm about science extends to the whole campus.
Other students work to raise their grades to join the club.
River Road Middle School students are covering all aspects of school from positive decision-making skills to research concepts.
Principal Richard Kelley said the school is working on reaching every student, from the struggling to the gifted.
"Teachers are modifying lessons to reach every student," he said.
The library is a hotbed of activity as middle schoolers hit the shelves learning research concepts.
"We want to send them to high school already knowing how to research," Kelley said.
A walk through the hall can reveal the plot to "The Outsiders." The book is just one students have read in class. But the lesson doesn't stop there. Students draw characters, write themes and draft summaries that they place on the hall walls to help students visualize the story.
Kelley said the projects result in greater reading comprehension and vocabulary skills.
"They are discussing and analyzing the stories as they work and are becoming very adept at proving to others in the group why their analysis of the reading is better or more correct," he said.
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Besieged Ohio permit holders got some rare good news when Gov. Ted Strickland proposes expanding the state lottery as part of an effort to avoid a projected $733 million budget shortfall. Strickland calls for adding ""monitor games,"" namely video Keno, to liquor permit premises and other age-restricted venues. According to the governor's budget reduction plan, expanding the state lottery to include such games would generate $73 million annually.


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H. Lucy copyright 1986-2000. I Ching. The I Ching, also known as the Classic of Changes, Book of Changes, Zhouyi and Yijing, is one of the oldest of the Chinese classic texts.[1] The book contains a divination system comparable to Western geomancy or the West African Ifá system; in Western cultures and modern East Asia, it is still widely used for this purpose.
Traditionally, the I Ching and its hexagrams were thought to pre-date recorded history,[2] and based on traditional Chinese accounts, its origins trace back to the 3rd and 2nd millennia BCE.[3] Modern scholarship suggests that the earliest layers of the text may date from the end of the 2nd millennium BCE, but place doubts on the mythological aspects in the traditional accounts.[4] Some consider the I Ching the oldest extant book of divination, dating from 1,000 BCE and before.[5] The oldest manuscript that has been found, albeit incomplete, dates back to the Warring States period (475–221 BCE).[6] History[edit] Traditional view[edit]
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For other uses of 5 elements, see Five elements (disambiguation). Many philosophies and worldviews have a set of classical elements believed to reflect the simplest essential parts and principles of which anything consists or upon which the constitution and fundamental powers of anything are based. Most frequently, classical elements refer to ancient beliefs inspired by natural observation of the phases of matter.
Historians trace the evolution of modern theory pertaining to the chemical elements, as well as chemical compounds and mixtures of natural substances to medieval, Islamic and Greek models. Many concepts once thought to be analogous, such as the Chinese Wu Xing, are now understood more figuratively. Ancient classic element systems. Mountain Man Dot Com, Australia: Publications of Peace and Of Great Souls - A Welcome Home Page. Elemental: The Four Elements, Earth, Fire, Air, Water in Greek ... According to the Empedocles, a Greek philosopher, scientist and healer who lived in Sicily in the fifth century B.C., all matter is comprised of four "roots" or elements of earth, air, fire and water.


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The former stars Martin Freeman, alias Bilbo Baggins, alias Dr. John Watson (opposite that Caldecott Bumbershoot fellow in PBS's Sherlock). In the British short "The Voorman Problem," Freeman plays a psychologist dispatched to interview a prisoner who claims he is God. The warden needs certification to put him away. Problem? His fellow inmates have come to believe that the straitjacketed Voorman (Tom Hollander) is indeed who he claims to be.


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Twelve months ago I flew 3,397 miles away from Boston, arriving at my final destination of Madrid nervous, jet lagged, and excited for the year I had ahead of me. I spent the first seven months studying in a Spanish university, and the next five cooping for a start-up called We Are Knitters.
Healthcare in the Himalayas
Trekking in Nepal's Himalayan Mountains is no easy task. Upon arriving at Kathmandu airport in the middle of the night, a staff member from Himalayan Healthcare ushered me into a car, temporarily relieving me of my large duffle-bag and trekking pack that contained the clothes and supplies I would have with me during the next month in the mountains where I would live in a tent without running water.
Pediatric Neurosurgery within the Vibrant City of Cape Town
I couldn't have been more relieved to finally walk into my Cape Town apartment. After travelling for more than 24 hours, missing one of my flights, and having to settle a miscommunication with my driver whom I could barely understand, I was more than exhausted; not to mention in desperate need of a shower and food that wasn't made on an airplane.
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Wound care: Make sure the wound stays clean and moist, and if it was drained surgically, change the packing at least daily. Watch out for return if the red skin surrounding the area. Watch out for fevers. Make sure to follow up with the doctor that is treating you, or your primary care within a week or so. Sooner if you get worse. Hope this helps! ...Read more
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How long after beginning treatment for cellulitis do the symptoms begin to go away?
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It's been 33 years now since that awful day in 1980 when Dave Schlewitz got the call. Schlewitz was pastor of an Assemblies of God church in Malone, Wash., and calls that brought bad news were not unexpected. But not this.
The voice on the other line said his father, Robert Schlewitz, had been murdered. A stranger, a man later found out to be mentally incompetent to stand trial, had shot and strangled his father in his Bellingham, Wash., office.
"Until then, my life had almost been a bowl of cherries," he said.
Now, nearly 33 later, he recalls the prayer he said over and over, an all-too-human prayer of petition with a bit of doubt.
"I would say, 'Lord, your word says in Romans 8:23 that you cause all things to work for good for those who love you and are called according to your purposes. I love you and try to serve you. My dad was a good man. I need you to bring something good out of this,'" Schlewitz said.
"'Lord, if ever a prayer I meant, it's this prayer.' Then I would end the prayer like this, 'But for the life of me, I don't know how you can do that. Amen.'"
Now, 33 years later, Schlewitz, 60, retired at the end of March from a position he's had for 20 years, a job that took him far from his native Pacific Northwest to Pampa and Amarillo. It's a stressful job in a stressful environment, but as Schlewitz said, almost every day he walked to work whistling.
He was a prison chaplain in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, for 10 years at the Jordan Unit at Pampa and for an equal time at the Clements Unit in Amarillo with its nearly 4,000 inmates.
That Schlewitz spent two decades ministering to the incarcerated and correction officers, that he helped start a movement to build a chapel on the Jordan Unit, all that started when he saw a flyer about prison chaplaincy on a seminary bulletin board.
After 12 years of pastoring small churches in the Pacific Northwest, he returned to seminary at the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary in Springfield, Mo. The flyer intrigued him.
"All seminary students think about what they are going to do when they leave, plotting, thinking and praying," Schlewitz said. "When I saw that, I thought this is real front-line type work, where real human need is."
It was a bit of winding road, but Schlewitz found himself in 1993 as the chaplain at Jordan, and then in 2003 at Clements. It was a leap of faith that put him in a population where many had done terrible things, taken lives in the way his father had lost his.
It took Schlewitz several years to ultimately forgive Michael Redmond for the crime against his father, and that was crucial in his new role as a prison chaplain.
"When I prayed that prayer asking God to bring good out of my dad's murder, God reminded me what better person than me to show men and women that God forgives them and loves them in spite of their crimes," he said. "I'm not perfect by a long shot, but he could use me."
A prison chaplain is a moral agent at a place desperately needing one. Their role is multi-faceted, with leading worship services, working with those of different religions, managing volunteer programs, counseling. Bureaucratic red tape can be a jungle for an understaffed chaplaincy department in an overcrowded unit.
"There's a saying that you have to be crazy or called by God to be a prison chaplain," Schlewitz said. "The problems you have in church, multiply them by 10 for a prison chaplain."
He estimates about half a unit uses chaplain services. He knows there's a number who game the system, and have an angle, but the majority are sincere about a life change, and reaching that is the challenge. That's the fruit, but the harvest is a
"Where you or I might ask Christ into your life, and your sins are forgiven and you feel a peace and joy," Schlewitz said, "for a man who shot his wife in the face, or raped a girl, or burned a house down and people died, to overcome that psychic guilt takes more than a little prayer. It's a bigger process.
"But when it happens, and they start to change and grow, that transition is exciting to see."
Schlewitz retired so he and wife Sarah can do a few things they seldom could. But he leaves, he said, aware that God brought something meaningful out of a dark time.
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Phil Mustard hammered Durham Dynamos' highest individual format score of 91 in a 76-run Friends Life t20 victory against Yorkshire Vikings at the Emirates Durham ICG.
The opener struck 11 fours and three sixes in 52 balls as Durham amassed 215 for six, their joint second-highest Twenty20 total.
Without their England men and Andrew Gale, Yorkshire quickly slipped to 22 for three in reply and finished on 139 for eight; Gary Ballance made 68 but the second-highest score was Azeem Rafiq's 15 not out.
The hosts completed the double against the White Rose but have lost their other three games; both teams are struggling to progress in the competition, occupying the bottom two North Group spots.
Durham's previous best individual score was 83 not out, scored by Herschelle Gibbs against Derbyshire last year, and their first century looked certain until Mustard tried to run Jack Brooks to third man and chopped the ball into his stumps in the 14th over.
Rafiq put Durham in and, after they took only 18 off the first three overs, Mustard hammered 27 off the fourth with the help of a no-ball from Brooks; sixes over long-on and midwicket were followed by fours to fine-leg, long-on and backward point.
The score had reached 62 in the sixth over when Mark Stoneman clipped Richard Pyrah to short fine-leg to depart for 12.
Liam Plunkett proved hard to get away in his first two sets of six until Mustard hooked his 12th ball behind square for an eighth four to reach his fifty off 26 balls.
Scott Borthwick helped maintain the tempo, striking Rafiq over midwicket for six and the stand was worth 83 in eight overs when Mustard was out.
Borthwick holed out for 35, off 18 balls, yet Ben Stokes kept the momentum going by hitting four successive balls from Plunkett to the boundary.
He fell for 23, but Gordon Muchall kept the runs flowing, his unbeaten 27 coming off 16 balls as the final over from Plunkett yielded 17.
Yorkshire's top three totalled five between them as Chris Rushworth persuaded Phil Jacques to clip to midwicket and Dan Hodgson to drive to mid-off, while Joe Sayers was bowled by Stokes.
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A few tickets remain to hear two sports legends speak at an Amarillo fundraiser.
Baseball great Nolan Ryan and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman will speak at the Heroes & Legends event for The Bridge Children's Advocacy Center.
The event begins at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Amarillo Civic Center Grand Plaza, 401 S. Buchanan St. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $150.
Also appearing will be Ryan's son Reid, president of business operations of the Houston Astros, who will conduct a question-and-answer session with the sports greats.
"We've had sponsors submit questions, plus Reid will ask questions that start stories from their past playing history," said Jacy Jenks, Bridge development director.
Also speaking will be an Amarillo family, whom Jenks declined to identify for publication, whose daughter was kidnapped from the family home in 2001. After the child was found, she wasn't interviewed by Bridge investigators for a couple of days, jeopardizing the criminal case, Jenks said.
"We changed our whole protocol based on that," she said. "Now, we are 24 hours on call ... so we can interview and get more information immediately.
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Skip to comments.RIP Warrior Princess: Oriana Fallaci
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There are others... ;)
I copied pasted that sublime graphic and it came out different from what it is in your posting...what's up with that? Is it supposed to do that?
Orianna...eonia sou i mnimi...as you smile in the glory of the Lord Jesus.
LOL. No thank you. I'll take your word for it.
All the more reason to heed that "Christ fellow" who can stride the deep
Lovely post devolve!
Frankly, until I saw this article, I didn't know that she died. When I searched FR to see if anyone else had posted this article, there I saw a number of articles on her death posted -- but not this tribute, so I thought it a fitting memorial.
I know what you mean about the "Oh, no!". That's exactly what I felt when I saw this, even though I knew that she was dying of cancer.
She did her job in life, she warned us, the rest is up to us now!
my post #39 or post #42 ??
which animated .gif ??
I have many multi-frame graphics -
width & height tag parameters are used in posting them on FR threads
an image may be larger or smaller than you see on a FR thread post
It was posted to #42, your Praying Hands graphic.
Sorry -
I meant this question/reply
A graphics question
It was posted to 42. I copied and pasted it and there is big difference in the way it looks on the graphic here and the way it turns out on my document. Strange...
<< We shall not look upon her like again.
Oh, yes we will, and we will honor her by doing so.
Here. >>
Amen to that!
We ARE her!
I, for only one, both thank God for her and promise to keep Oriana's memory and her fight alive, for as long as I may live.
And his name is Dog Gone!
That .gif is 272x200 I believe
To keep the size low for quick loading for the 56K dialup bunch
It is Version 3.0 of a "still" .jpg format graphic -
it has 5 frames - 3 are transitional frames
Version 2.0 is large WxH and is only 2 frames
- about 560X410 -
The image tag must include:
width="544" height="408" border="0">
Or say - 520x390
Play around with the parameters to get the size you like
Use center tags above the image
Photobucket or Imagecave have excellent free image
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I cut the physical size on the 5 frame version as it was about 950K
Slow loading for the 56K dialup bunch
I myself use a circa 2000 WebTV Plus unit
no longer manufactured - on 56K dialup
No graphics software or hard drive
I use online graphics toolsites and
a bit of magic to make it all work
You should get the book, "The Sayings of the Ayatollah." Very popular as humor in the early eighties.
I always liked, "A man should not use more than two rocks to wipe with."
Very nice. OK. Now I see the transitional features which did not come up when I saved it.
Requiescat in pacem, Oriana.
I did not see the real magic in that appearing, disappearing page earlier, wonderful!
It takes a second for the music to load and I have a bunch of frames in there
I still have not figured out a .gif using those yet
Placing them each on clear gifs, come and go and then all together. Positioning would be the hard part but I have "onionskin"!!!
I join in prayer for all her loved ones.
I won't be a bit surprised if I see her at the Wedding Supper.
O Shalom dear Princess Oriana, Valiant Salty Warrior of Hope and Truth and Light and Life!
I will check it out. Thanks.
Indeed. Thank you for your post!
You are so good at following up on every single ping you get! What a gracious giver you are! What a fine example you set!
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Having gotten off the starting line with bipartisan approval for his plan to put billions of dollars of bond funds towards construction projects, the Republican governor recently announced a draft six-year road improvement plan.
The plan prioritizes money for widening eight miles worth of U.S. 58 in eastern Carroll and several smaller projects in the Twin Counties.
Gov. Bob McDonnell announced that residents of Carroll County and 18 other localities affected by severe storms on April 8 and April 16 will be granted a 30-day extension for filing returns and making payments on their state taxes.
Carroll and Pulaski are the only counties in Southwest Virginia to receive the designation.
Pulaski was devastated by a tornado on April 8 and recovery efforts continue.
RICHMOND — Gov. Bob McDonnell has sent the General Assembly back to the drawing board to reapportion Virginia's state legislative districts.
But the Republican governor may have hard time getting his political adversaries to budge.
McDonnell vetoed the General Assembly's redistricting legislation on April 15, citing flaws with the reconfigured Senate districts that were drawn by the chamber's Democratic majority.
A $75,000 federal grant should shed some light on where energy efficiency could save money in an era of steeply rising power costs, local officials said Thursday.
HILLSVILLE — The Carroll Industrial Development Authority continues brainstorming ways to become more of a catalyst for business and job growth in the county.
As the Blue Ridge Crossroads Economic Development Authority spearheads large regional efforts, IDA members want to find ways to complement its work with a focus on issues at the county level.
Kenneth Belton of the Baywood community announced last week that he will seek the Republican nomination for the Oldtown District seat on the Grayson County Board of Supervisors.
Belton is a founding member of and EMT for Baywood Search and Rescue. He has volunteered with the squad for 28 years. He is a 25-year member of the Galax Moose Lodge and an executive board member of the Twin County Regional Chamber of Commerce, where he has served for six years — the past three years as president.
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INDEPENDENCE — Independence Town Council has set a public hearing to gather comments from the community concerning a proposal to sell alcohol on Sunday in the town.
Buddy Halsey made the motion at the April 11 council meeting. Council members approved setting the hearing prior to their next meeting on May 10 at 6:30 p.m.
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2010 (Senior)
Played in 45 games, including 42 starts, to earn his fourth letter as the Cardinals' primary left fielder ... Recorded a .285 batting average with 47 hits ... Drove in 35 runs and scored 26 ... Fourth on the team with nine home runs while also adding 11 doubles for a .527 slugging percentage ... Posted 11 multiple-hit games and 10 multiple-RBI contests ... Tallied a career-high five hits and drove in six runs against Eastern Michigan (May 1) as he was 5-for-5 with a double and three home runs ... His three home runs in the game ties the Ball State single game record ... Posted a .301 batting average in 21 Mid-American Conference games as he recorded 20 RBI and tallied six home runs.
2009 (Junior)
Played in 48 games, including 46 starts to tally his third letter ... Split time between left field and designated hitter ... Recorded a .259 batting average and a .459 slugging percentage ... Posted 44 hits including 10 doubles and eight home runs ... Drove in 37 runs and scored 26 runs ... Tallied eight multiple-hit contests and 11 multiple-RBI games ... Posted a seven-game hitting streak on the year and ended the season with hits in four straight games ... Named the Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week (March 11) as he posted a .600 batting average (nine-of-15) in the Cardinals' four-game series against Big 12 power Missouri ... Tallied a series-best nine hits in the four games as he drove in five runs and scored four runs ... Recorded 17 total bases on the weekend for a 1.133 slugging percentage while notching two doubles and two home runs ... Had a career-high five-hits against Missouri (March 7) ... Drove in a season-high four runs on two different occasions against Southern Illinois (March 11) and in the MAC Tournament against Eastern Michigan (May 20).
2008 (Sophomore)
Played in 45 games with 35 starts to earn his second letter ... Split time between left and right field ... Posted a .304 batting average and a .417 on base percentage ... Tallied 12 doubles, two triples and eight home runs ... Drove in 35 runs and scored 46 runs on the year ... Posted 13 multiple-hit games, including a career-high five hits against Bowling Green (April 12) ... Recorded a seven-game hitting streak ... Had eight multiple-RBI games on the year including two games of five-plus RBI ... Drove in five runs against New Mexico State (March 2) and knocked in a career-high seven runs against IPFW (April 8) ... Named the Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week (April 14) after posted a .588 batting averaging and driving in 10 runs on the week.
2007 (Freshman)
Played in 45 games with 42 starts to earn his first letter ... Earned the majority of his starts as the Cardinals' right fielder ... Tied for the team-lead with eight home runs ... Added eight doubles and 20 RBI while logging a .240 batting average ... Finished second on the team with a .453 slugging percentage ... Recorded a season-best two home runs and four RBI versus Bowling Green (March 18) in the Ball State Invitational ... Homered six times in an eight-game stretch (March 18-30) starting with the Bowling Green game ... That stretch coincided with a season-best eight-game hitting streak ... Recorded eight multiple-hit games ... Finished fifth on the team with 68 total bases.
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Earned four letters in baseball for coach Keith Nunley, a three-year BSU baseball letterwinner from 2000-02 ... First team All-State, All-Delaware County and All-Mid-Eastern Conference in each of his final three seasons ... An Indiana North/South All-Star as a senior in 2006 ... Selected as The Star Press Athlete of the Year for baseball as a junior and senior ... Set school records for a career with a .464 batting average, 160 hits, 55 doubles, 165 RBI, 70 walks and 111 stolen bases ... Set single-season school records with a .595 average, 52 runs, 50 hits, 19 doubles and 37 steals as a junior along with 33 walks and 54 RBI as a senior ... Holds state records for career doubles (55) and career RBI (165) and ranks in the Top 10 all-time in runs (158) and steals (111) ... Stole 84 consecutive bases without being caught, also a state record ... Logged a 1.159 slugging percentage as a senior ... Led the Blackhawks to sectional championships in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and regional crowns in 2004 and 2005 . . . team compiled a 90-25 record during his four seasons and a 25-3 mark his senior year ... Has played summer baseball for Muncie's American Legion Post 19 and the Indiana Bulls ... Lettered three years in basketball.
Major is telecommunications ... Born July 24, 1987, in Muncie, Ind. ... Son of Kyle and Kristi Benbow ... Has one brother, Keith, who plays baseball at Huntington College ... Full name is Kory Duane Benbow.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- In its final ACC football game at Byrd Stadium, UVa lost 27-26 when, in the final seconds, junior Alec Vozenilek's 42-yard field-goal attempt sailed wide right.
For a team in dire need of a victory, the loss would have stung under any circumstances. What made it even more frustrating for the Cavaliers (2-4 overall, 0-2 ACC) was the knowledge that the game never should have come down to a field-goal attempt, Vozenilek's fifth on this damp day.
"We gotta score more touchdowns," sophomore quarterback David Watford said.
Six times the Wahoos got in the red zone Saturday, and each time they came away with points. But four of those drives ended with Vozenilek field goals, of 28, 18, 27 and 26 yards, respectively.
The loss to Maryland (5-1, 1-1) was Virginia's first in College Park since 2005. The Terrapins will join the Big Ten in 2014, and UVa would have loved to have beaten them one final time.
"There's a lot of opportunities out there that we kind of let pass," said center Luke Bowanko, a fifth-year senior. "That's been the theme a little bit down the stretch. You gotta take advantage of those opportunities. They don't come up very often. The defense and special teams got turnovers, and we weren't able to capitalize, and it shows on the scoreboard at the end of the game."
That they totaled 505 yards was little consolation for the `Hoos, who have dropped three straight games since defeating VMI on Sept. 21. They'll be replaying possessions like the one late in the first quarter when Maryland stopped junior tailback Kevin Parks for no gain on second-and-goal from the 1 and again on third down.
"I think we let it get away," junior tight end Jake McGee said. "We had the opportunities to punch it in, and we settled for field goal after field goal. We got a couple touchdowns. It was good to see the offense improve, but not enough."
The defense, which lost All-ACC candidate Brent Urban early in the second quarter, contributed heavily to the loss, too. Maryland, playing without its No. 1 quarterback, senior C.J. Brown, finished with 468 yards. The Terps had 12 plays that went for at least 15 yards apiece, including a 77-yard pickup by tailback Brandon Ross on a screen pass from quarterback Caleb Rowe.
Most damaging, though, was a fourth-quarter breakdown in the secondary. On third-and-22 from Maryland's 40, with UVa up 26-20, Rowe rolled right and heaved a long pass in the direction of wide receiver Deon Long, who was double-covered by cornerback DreQuan Hoskey and safety Anthony Harris.
"The ball was underthrown," Hoskey said later, "and I was over top of the guy, and Ant was under, and I think we both just misjudged the ball."
Long, by contrast, timed his jump perfectly. He came down with the ball at the UVa 13. Two plays later, Maryland scored to go up 27-26.
A pass-interference penalty would have been a better outcome for UVa on Rowe's Hail Mary, and Hoskey said he considered that while the ball was in the air. "But we were on the guy so much. You play good coverage on him, and I expected one of us to knock the ball down."
The list of missed opportunities stretches on and on for UVa. Maryland turned the ball over three times, twice on punt returns. The Terps' final turnover came with 9:01 left and Virginia leading 23-20.
After a Vozenilek punt, the ball brushed against a Maryland player, and long-snapper Matt Fortin recovered for the `Hoos at the Terps' 17. The next three plays, though, netted only 8 yards for Virginia, and the short drive ended with Vozenilek's fourth field goal.
"We gotta have a little bit of a killer instinct, and that's gotta be a touchdown-or-bust drive," Bowanko said. "When you leave points on the board, you give the other team an opportunity to win the game. That was a prime example of it there.
"It's frustrating, but all we can do is try to get better. We were making holes, and the execution was better. Need to get points on the board, though. It's a bottom-line business."
Virginia revamped its offensive line after losing Oct. 5 to Ball State, moving Bowanko back to center, the position at which he started last season, and replacing him at left guard with redshirt junior Conner Davis, who had missed three games with a hamstring injury.
The line held up well Saturday -- Watford was not sacked -- and the Cavaliers did not turn the ball over. But they wasted outstanding performances from several players, including McGee, Watford and tailbacks Parks and Khalek Shepherd.
Before leaving the game with an injury on UVa's final drive, McGee caught eight passes for a career-best 114 yards. He made one reception, along the Virginia sideline, one-handed.
"He was a warrior today," Virginia coach Mike London said.
Parks carried 28 times for 112 yards and one touchdown, and he also had five catches for 50 yards. Shepherd, who grew up near College Park, added 81 yards on 10 carries. Watford completed 27 of 44 passes for a career-best 263 yards and one TD, a 4-yard dart to McGee on a broken play late in the first half.
"Any loss hurts, no matter what," Watford said. "We fought hard to the end, and that's what I'm most proud of with my guys. It was a tough game, but we stayed in there and we battled and we fought. They threw punches, we threw punches back. It was a hard one, just knowing that we didn't capitalize on the opportunities that we did have."
After Maryland went up 27-26, a three-and-out followed for UVa. But the Cavaliers' defense forced a punt, and Watford and Co. got one final chance.
The drive started on Virginia's 17-yard line with 2:34 left. The home fans did their best to bother the visitors, but Watford stayed cool. His completions of 10 yards (to junior wideout Dominique Terrell), 21 (to junior wideout Darius Jennings), 8 (to junior tight end Zachary Swanson) and 7 (to Parks), combined with a pass-interference penalty on Maryland, helped UVa reach the 28.
From there, however, Virginia took no chances. Parks gained 3 yards on a first-down run, but he picked up only 1 on second down, bringing up third-and-6 from the Maryland 24. On another run, Watford tried to get around left end, but linebacker Cole Farrand dropped him for a 1-yard loss.
"Coach London wanted to just run the clock out and kick the field goal, and I was fine with that," Watford said. "I probably should have centered the ball on that one run I had instead of taking it as far left as I did ... I probably should have centered it in the middle and [given] Voz a better opportunity to kick the ball from straight up."
Vozenilek, who's in his second season as UVa's starting punter, took over on extra points and field goals, too, after Ian Frye got hurt Sept. 28 at Pittsburgh.
"We have complete faith in Alec," Bowanko said. "He did a great job all game. He's done a great job since he stepped into that role. We're inside his range there and tried to give him a chance to win the game.
"It's football. There's a lot of plays on that field today, and it doesn't come down to one play at all."
Vozenilek said his range on field goals is 50 yards, so the distance on his final attempt did not worry him. "Just pushed it right," he said.
And so ended what will be, at least for the foreseeable future, Virginia's final game at Byrd Stadium.
"I'm very proud of the team, very proud of the effort," London said. "Obviously it wasn't good enough to win the game, but a lot of things went on that we improved upon. And that's what we're looking to do. That was the aim, that's the goal. But obviously we gotta do better. We have to do better in order to give us an opportunity to win at the very end."
BIG BLOW: With 11:52 left in the second quarter, Virginia's starting defensive tackles, Urban and David Dean, teamed up to sack Rowe. Urban injured his right ankle on the play, however, and did not return to the game.
"That definitely hurts," said another fifth-year senior, Jake Snyder, who split time at end and tackle after Urban got hurt.
"He's our best defensive player. That's the only way to really put it. He's been a force this year. No one's been able to stop him. He's a guy that everyone can rally around, and it hurts to see him go down. He was playing through injuries already, and then to see something like that happen, it hurts to see as a teammate and as a friend, but I know he'll be back soon. He'll be back ready to go, and it's next-man-up mentality around here. That's what we have. Donte [Wilkins] and Mike Moore came in, and they both stepped up and played well. We just gotta get the job one."
HOMESTAND: UVa's next three games are at Scott Stadium, starting Saturday at 3:30 p.m. against ACC rival Duke (4-2, 0-2). The Blue Devils have won four of the past five games in a series the Cavaliers lead 33-31.
A season ago, Duke humbled Virginia 42-17 in Durham, N.C.
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Continuously threatened and harassed for lodging a police complaint against her molesters, a 20-year-old woman is battling for life after attempting suicide in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district, police said Friday.
The woman, a resident of Habra in the district, some 50 km from Kolkata, was hospitalised in a critical condition Thursday after she consumed poison, unable to bear the constant threats.
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The two men have been presented before a court.
Following the complaint by the woman, a man was also arrested earlier. After he was released on bail, his associates began threatening the girl with dire consequences.
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The Colorado Avalanche won the first overall pick in this year?s NHL Draft Lottery on Monday, and it?s looking as though that team will have a good, long look at taking Seth Jones with the No. 1 selection.
?This gives us a chance to improve our club and add to a strong group of young players,? said the Avalanche?s director of amateur scouting Rick Pracey.
?(Jones) is interesting, unique to our market. ? Clearly he?s a name that we?re discussing, and we look forward to sitting down with him and getting to know him better.?
Jones, a defenseman for the Portland Winterhawks in the Western Hockey League and the top-ranked prospect by NHL?s Central Scouting Bureau heading into the draft, also has family ties to Denver.
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There is a video debate out there with Taubes, Ornish, and someone from a heart-disease-related association, or maybe a dietetics association? They kind of go at it... Oh, and I just found the link:
There is a video debate out there with Taubes, Ornish, and someone from a heart-disease-related association, or maybe a dietetics association? They kind of go at it... Oh, and I just found the link:
Grains and legumes are most definitely out of the picture though. Bleh to them.
If any of William Wolcott's metabolic typing stuff makes sense, it is the acid/alkaline balance. Eskimos for example would be very naturally alkaline and should avoid too many alkaline foods to avoid over-alkalinity. But look at the Kitvans. They will more naturally be acidic and would do well to avoid too much meat.
I don't think that too much deviance from the general primal blueprint is a good idea, but I doubt that everyone would be best off physiologically as a carnivore.
Nobody is best off as a vegan, that's for damn sure.
The diet of my fellow mexican natives (wich is mostly corn and beans) as keeping them healthy for centuries.
Now that many of them are using a "western" diet is that the illness that affect the entire civilized world are getting around by record numbers.
Esselstyn is promoting lots of vegetables. We eat lots of vegetables as well. He would ditch the meat for beans/soy; which are high in cabohydrates. Meat ; eggs have zero glycemic index. Both diets are similar. His patients; eat less donuts; and more veggies; so they lose weight. We all agree veggies are good. Then its the old debate between more fat or more carbs. I think Mark Sisson has the better science. Esselstyn is using the "fat clogs your pipes" paradigm. But arteries are not sewer pipes. There is a complex inflammatory mechanism occurring; caused by glycemic load; sugars; carbs. Not fats.
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Here's the deal,
Everyone is different and does well on an individualized diet; however, as humans there are specific nutrients that we need to thrive and be as healthy as possible. A number of those minerals/vitamins are mainly contained in animal products (Vitamin B12, Vitamin A, copper, zinc, chronium, safe complete proteins, vitamin K from milk products, gelatin from bone broths, etc).
It seems to be much harder to get sufficient amount of the above when one is not eating animal products, and thus much harder to be optimally healthy. That being said there are many other important vitamins and minerals contained in plants foods, so indeed an omnivore, real food, diet is ideal I think.
I will not even go into the whole saturated fat and cholesterol cause heart disease comment, because that is far dead (ie. proven incorrect long ago)


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You know how Texas HB 5 was supposed to cut STAAR tests? 8th graders, not so much…
This morning, Education Commissioner Michael Williams sent out a news release and a letter to school districts about HB 5 and other legislation and what the Texas Education Agency is doing in response. Lots of it is pretty inside baseball. I'll tip some of that below. But one item jumped out at me.
Texas eighth graders taking Algebra I will face two math STAAR tests this year. A "regular" eighth grade STAAR test plus the Algebra I STAAR/EOC test. The explanation goes deep into jargon. Here's my best translation:
The feds require at least one grade-level math test associated with every high school student for accountability purposes. Texas requires all students who take Algebra I to take a STAAR/End of Course exam.
And there is some reason — deep into the jargon here — why neither single test can serve both purposes: "By administering multiple tests to students taking Algebra I in middle school, assessment results for the current grade level (e.g., the STAAR grade 8 mathematics score) can be used for federal accountability purposes, while STAAR Algebra I results can be applied in subsequent years where appropriate."
Clear? The bottom line is that about a quarter of Texas eighth graders — more than 80,000 — face two STAAR math tests this year.
But wait: Two years ago, according to my friends at Richardson ISD, the policy was to double test. Last year, not. This year, back to double. Imagine how eight grade math teachers feel right about now.
Head to the jump for some less headline-y material. (Oh, and watch for Sunday's newspaper and dallasnews website. I have a major drill-down scheduled to run on all the many splendors of HB 5. Whacking a few STAAR tests was the easy part.)