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Based in Toronto, LeBrun joined ESPN in September 2008 after spending 13 years with The Canadian Press as its national hockey columnist. LeBrun was also a contributor to Rogers Sportsnet and a regular guest on CBC's "Hockey Night in Canada."
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Pierre LeBrun (4:25 PM)
Ok guys, let's rock and roll
Steiny (NYC)
Will the Rangers make the playoffs?
Pierre LeBrun (4:28 PM)
No clue Steiny, if I did for sure I'd actually make money gambling, not lose :) But they have played better under Torts.Tough thing for them right now is that Carolina and Pitt are on fire. Their hope has to be to beat out Florida or Montreal
Andrew (Tallahassee, FL)
Is Gary Roberts a future hall of famer? 1st ballot?
Pierre LeBrun (4:29 PM)
Andrew, Gary has been one of my favorite players, but I don't think he'll be Hall material when all is said and done. Cam Neely barely got in and he's considered the great power forward of all time
Garrett, Santa Cruz California
What is your take on if the playoffs started today. how do you like the match ups in either the western or eastern conferences?
Pierre LeBrun (4:32 PM)
Well the two matchups right now that really catch my eye is Hawks-Canucks in the West and Caps-Pens in the East. That's what it would be if the playoffs began today. The young Hawks will be so much fun to have in the playoffs with the United Center rocking, but the Canucks are perhaps the hottest team in the West since Feb. 1 at 12-3-0 snce then. If Luongo does his thing in Game 1, how would the young Chicago team react? As Pens-Caps? What else needs to be said. Bring it on !
Rick (San Diego, CA)
Are the Ducks cooked? It seems that the trade deadline aquisitions are not ment to help this year or that the team is just not able to pull it together right now. What do the Ducks need to get back to contender again for next year?
Moderator (4:41 PM)
Hey folks ... hang tight. Pierre is having some computer issues, but he should be back soon!
Pierre LeBrun (4:50 PM)
sorry guys, my Internet blew up. I'm back now
Har in Vancouver
Hi Pierre, I'm a big fan of your Work, and I walked right past you at the Winter Classic and forgot to get an Autograph :( I'd like one so when are you in Vancouver??
Pierre LeBrun (4:50 PM)
Thanks Har, but I'm glad you didn't ask for an autograph. I'm just a journalist ! Great time in Chicago, though eh?
Har in Vancouver
My Canucks have No Offensive Depth, I think there wrong for not Aquiring anybody, just somebody at the Deadline. Are they roayally screwed if a Top 6 Player goes down upfront??
Pierre LeBrun (4:52 PM)
forgot to answer your question. Well, I would also have liked to see them acquire some help at the deadline but GM Mike Gillis refuse to pay the crazy prices that were out there for rentals. You'll be happy the team still has some of those young assets down the road.
Alex, Frederick, MD
Will there be no more organized fighting in the league in another year? Do you eventually see the NHL without any fighting? I personally hope not.
Pierre LeBrun (4:53 PM)
This is such a heavy topic. I can't give it justice in this forum only to say that I think outside pressures on the game will see fighting decrease over the course of time.
Travis (Saint Louis)
Do you think the Blues will make this playoffs this year? Also, what are your thoughts on youngsters David Perron, T.J. Oshie, and Patrik Berglund?
Pierre LeBrun (4:55 PM)
It would be great to see the Blues back in there, it's amazing to see them claw back into it over the last few weeks after most of us left them for dead at the all-star break. I think in the end they'll fall just short but what a great future. Oshie, especially, is really impressive, a two-way guy with great hockey smarts.
Joe, Washington DC
Hey Pierre! Would you say most of these slumps/streaks will stop soon? Will Boston, Washington, and San Jose win the rest of their games? Will Pittsburgh lose some? Who's going to be hot down the home stretch and who's hot not that won't be?
Pierre LeBrun (4:57 PM)
Interesting question Joe. I was talking to Dennis Wideman of the Bruins today and he saying how much more desperate the playoff bubble teams are right now than teams at the top and those desperate teams are playing better hockey because there's no tomorrow. Time for the top teams to play like it's the playoffs !
Matt - Baltimore, MD
I can't figure Buffalo out! Is the problem that Lindy Ruff is not getting through to these young players, or is the Rieger/Quinn philosophy of banking on these young players to turn into superstars proving to be a failure? Thanks.
Pierre LeBrun (4:58 PM)
You and me both. A month ago I did a big feature story on them for ESPN.com because I was convinced they were on their way up for good. But the injury to Vanek coupled with the one to Ryan Miller really took the wind out of their sails. I'm convinced if those two guys never got hurt they'd be sitting in fifth right now
Rick from Boston
Hey Pierre, I was wondering what you think about the burn out in Boston that's happening. If you were Claude Julien, what would you be either doing or telling the players to get them back on track. Also, how deep do you see the B's going?
Pierre LeBrun (5:00 PM)
Rick, you probably just saw what Wideman told me today. But to add to that, it's like the top seeds in Boston, San Jose and Detroit are all struggling because they're waiting for the playoffs to start. It's like the regular season was one month to long for them. They need to re-focus and finish off the stretch run sharp.
Andrew (Athens, Oh)
Can the Penguins catch the Devils?
Pierre LeBrun (5:01 PM)
Love getting the questions from Georgia! No I don't think the Pens can catch the Devils but I will tell you this _ Pittsburgh could be a dangerous darkhorse come mid-April. They've got their swagger back and the Kunitz/Guerin pickups were tremendous
Hunt (Wilson, NC)
Pierre, Paul Maurice has the Canes gunning for the playoffs, and hopefully peaking at the right time. Do you think Maurice needs the playoffs to keep his job for the 2009-10 season? Thanks
Pierre LeBrun (5:02 PM)
Hunt, unless I misread the tea leaves in Carolina, I think the plan all along was for Paul to probably move up into the front office next season and Ron Francis to take over as head coach. But then again, maybe Paul is having too much right now !
Andrew (Athens, Oh)
What should the Penguins do with Satan?
Pierre LeBrun (5:02 PM)
Andrew, he's UFA July 1 so they can just let him walk away and pretend it never happened !
Whats the point of the no-change icing rule if you are going to allow a 3 minute tv timeout? This is the best they could come up with?
Pierre LeBrun (5:03 PM)
Bob, that was indeed a problem last year. But this season, TV networds aren't allowed to go to TV timeouts on a icing exactly for that reason.
Luke Cranberry PA
Piere, when do you think Ilya Kovalchuk will be dealt? The Entry Draft or the trade deadline next season?
Pierre LeBrun (5:04 PM)
Luke, I think if the Thrashers find out after the season that he doesn't want to do an extension, then they'll try hard to deal him at the draft or in the summer. No question. But if he's showing like he wants to talk extension, that will buy him some time
Garreth Keenan (Swindon, UK)
I like your little beard
Pierre LeBrun (5:04 PM)
This is me blushing :)
Woody (Denver)
What are the chances of the Blues making it to the playoffs this year with all of the uncertainty of the West? As a lifelong fan, I'm trying to hold out hope and save my nails every time I think of them making it even though I'm sure they'd be one and done if they do..
Pierre LeBrun (5:05 PM)
Answered this earlier Woody, I hope I'm wrong but I think the young Blues will fall just short
Bryan (Pullman, WA)
Hey Pierre, any predictions for the Memorial Cup? Maybe Calgary and Windsor in the final?
Pierre LeBrun (5:05 PM)
No clue ! Following 30 NHL teams every night leaves me no time for junior hockey sir !
Jim (miami, FL)
Of positions 5-10 in the East, which two teams do you see as not making the playoff cut, and why? Also, first-round what matchups do you want to see?
Pierre LeBrun (5:07 PM)
I think at this point I'd have to say Florida and Buffalo are out. First-round matchup I'd love to see if Caps-Pens
Coach New York, NY
Hey, Pierre. Now that Chris Kunitz and Bill Guerin seem to have clicked pretty well in Pittsburgh thusfar, does this finally put to rest the search for a scoring winger for Crosby? How do you see this playing out next season?
Pierre LeBrun (5:08 PM)
Yes Crosby is definitely well taken care of now. I spoke with Bill Guerin just about 90 minutes ago and he says he's having a blast playing with Kunitz and Crosby. Guerin is UFA July 1 and Kunitz is signed long-term. If Guerin has a big stretch run, it woudnl't suprise me if the Pens looked at bringing him back for one year
Drew (NYC)
Pierre, I'm a huge Devils fan and am so happy with the way this year has gone. With the Bruins having lost 5 of 6, and only leading the East by 6 points, and having played two more games than the Devils, is it reasonable for me to think the Devils can overtake them for the conference lead?
Pierre LeBrun (5:09 PM)
No question. The Devils are the best team in the East right now, if not the NHL. They're 19-4-0 since mid-January. They're rolling four lines and Marty is back. D-a-n-g-e-r-o-u-s
Wendy (Vestal, NY)
Hey Pierre, what's your take on the Rangers bringing Avery back? The Stars made what many consider a pretty strong statement by letting him go. What're the Rangers saying????
Pierre LeBrun (5:11 PM)
Wendy, the Rangers are the only team who wanted Avery. To me it showed how desperate the Rangers were to save their season and also try and bring some jazz to a lineup that has had no identity all season long. Desperate? yes. Will it work? maybe
Pierre LeBrun (5:13 PM)
By the way, thought everyone should know that Ak Bars Kazan beat Avangard Omsk (Jaromir Jagr's team) today to level up their second-round playoffs series. Now which other ESPN,.com guys give you that kind of timely reporting !!!!!
Andrew (Northern Virginia)
Pierre, the Pens are RED HOT...what's your take on how far they can go in the playoffs? I personally believe they have the potential to win the east again, but I don't know about hoisting Lord Stanley. Realistically if the Pens keep getting good goal tending and the stars keep showing up, could they claim the East again? The Cup?
Pierre LeBrun (5:14 PM)
LIke I said earlier Andrew, I was talking to Bill Guerin today and he can't believe how well his new team is playing and feels they defintely have as good a shot as anyone. The thing about Pitt, too, is that it went to the finals last year and has that experience. I still think New jersey is the best team right now in the East but Pitt is a scary darkhorse
Jake (Pittsburgh, PA)
Pierre, Love the blog and the insight you've brought to ESPN.com. Quick question: Since Dan Bylsma took over head coaching duties, the Penguins have looked like a completely different team. Dare I say, the team many of us expected the Pens to be out of the gate. They are controlling the tempo of every game, employing a very aggressive forecheck that other teams have not been able to counter. If the Pens continue to play a similar style, do you think they will be one of the "teams to beat" in the East, regardless of their playoff seeding? The only team I think the Pens would have trouble with in terms of personnel is the Bruins. Could the Pens be the team to beat even if they end up with the 7 or 8 seed? (Side note: Man, I feel bad for the #1 or #2 seed if they end up playing the Pens in the first round!)
Pierre LeBrun (5:15 PM)
Jake, every thoughtful and detailed question, which I pretty much answered earlier in other posts... The Pens are not the team a high seed wants to face, that's for sure. You'd rather get a slumping Montreal or a teetering Rangers team instead. By the way, how about Philly-Pitt in the first round, hello !!!!
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Pierre LeBrun (5:16 PM)
If Edmonton doesn't make the playoffs, I think Craig MacTavish finally gets it even though I'm a big fan of the guy.
Ovechkin or Malkin MVP?
Pierre LeBrun (5:17 PM)
How about Parise?
Jmerms (NYC)
Sean Avery or You in a fight?
Pierre LeBrun (5:18 PM)
Definitely Avery. he would kill me. I enjoyed the odd scrap back in my mullet-wearing days while playing hockey in Northern Ontario but I lost every single one. But a beer-drinking contest? Now you're talking.
Brian- Delaware
Pierre, What is your opinion about the Isles youth line and their success as of late? (Okposo, Bailey, Tambellini, etc)
Pierre LeBrun (5:19 PM)
There is indeed light at the end of the tunnel. We're beginning to see that thare are pieces to build on. The key for the Isles is to land John Tavares with the No. 1 pick. Now you're talking.
Rebecca (Providence, RI)
Do you think the Devils have what it takes to go all the way this season?
Pierre LeBrun (5:20 PM)
Rebecca, yes I do. I love banking on teams that have big second halfs and that's exactly what the Devils have done.
Joe (Amherst MA)
What's the deal with the Bruins right now, just a tough strech or should I be worried about them going into the playoffs? I can't handle another 1st round defeat like the last few years.
Pierre LeBrun (5:22 PM)
LIke Sasn Jose and Detroit, I think the Bruins are tired of the regular season and want the playoffs to start. So there's a bit of a lack of focus right now. Also, not to make you crazy, but I would be concerned as a Bruins fan about whether this team can handle the pressure of being a No. 1 seed. I know Montreal couldn't last year.
John (Grand Rapids, MI)
Hey Pierre, what's your opinion of fighting in hockey??
Pierre LeBrun (5:23 PM)
John, most of my career I was a big defender of it. Loved it and believed it had an integral role. When Todd Fedoruk had his face cave in on him in a fight two years ago, it made me re-think my stance. I'm still not ready to say I want fighting gone, but I do concern myseflf with hoping we can find ways to make it safe, which the NHL GMs discussed this week in Naples.
Amanda NY, NY
Do you think Marty Biron has finally claimed the #1 spot for the rest of the season?
Pierre LeBrun (5:25 PM)
Amanda, yes. I was talking to Flyers coach John Stevens today and he talked about Biron looking better and Biron having that playoff experience from last year. Sounded to me like the coach knows who his guy is. But that doesn't mean Biron will start every night. I think Stevens likes to have both guys in there and keeping Biron fresh
Dustin (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
You are the GM for a new expansion team and you have the first pick, you can pick any player that is in the league right now, who do you take? A. Malkin B. Crosby C. Ovechkin D. Other
Pierre LeBrun (5:26 PM)
Rocco (Boston)
Pierre, what do you think the chances are of a Western Conference Finals seeing the Blackhawks face the Calgary Flames? Wotherwise, a WCF without the Sharks or the Wings?
Pierre LeBrun (5:27 PM)
It's very plausible. The Flames are a battle-tested squad that can do some damage. Their window is now. The Hawks are very young so I worry about that but their skill level is among the highest in the league. The way Osgood has played in Detroit and with San Jose's past playoff hicc-ups, the Flames and Hawks and even Vancouver could surprise
Jeff, New York, NY
Big time Devils fan here. Our 3 Cups aside for the moment, the Devils have a history of doing well in the regular season and then getting bumped in round 1 or 2. DO you see this year's team as a team ready to make a Cup run or more like a one and done team?
Pierre LeBrun (5:28 PM)
Cup run my friend. The East is wide-open but right now they're my pick
Anthony (San Jose,CA)
Hey Pierre, huge fan. Just wanna know, what do you think of the Sharks this year?
Pierre LeBrun (5:29 PM)
Well buddy, back in September when all my media guys had jumped off their wagon, I still picked them yet again to win the Cup. One of these years I'll be right, no? I just liked the additions of Blake and Boyle and the new coach Todd Mclellan. Fresh voices with Cup rings. They're not looking very good right now, but I think they're looking ahead to the party and wanting to skip March
Jeff Ottawa ON
what do you think of the oilers play lately, and their deadline day additions?
Pierre LeBrun (5:30 PM)
I really liked the addtiions of Kotalik and O'Sullivan but quite frankly, am not that impressed by their play of late. They need to tighten up in front of Roloson.
Dave Washington, DC
Does Mike Green have a legitimate shot to win the Norris trophy?
Pierre LeBrun (5:31 PM)
Yes. I think he's in the mix along with Chara, Weber, Boyle and Lidstrom.
Pierre LeBrun (5:32 PM)
Folks, I have to run. Cable guy is here to fix my internet. Sorry for the technical problems today. Will make it up next week ! Cheers
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Employees in right-to-work states can buy a lot more stuff with their money than their counterparts in union shop states, according to a new study from a Michigan economic think-tank.
"For example, Texas per-capita income was $37,098 but would have a purchasing power of $49,700 in the state of New York in 2007," according to the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. "New York's per-capita income was $47,852."
Right-to-Work States Have Higher Incomes
A constant claim by opponents of right-to-work, whether it be from the AFL-CIO, state Democratic legislators or the president, is that income is lower in right-to-work states. But these naysayers are blinded to a paycheck reality: the cost of living.
Having a larger paycheck doesn't matter much if you can't purchase as much with it. Adjusting for per-capita personal income — a standard measure of a state's wealth — the difference between right-to-work and non-right-to-work states disappears.
Consider Connecticut, the state with the highest per-capita personal income. A dollar just doesn't buy as much in Connecticut as it does in Michigan.

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Special stories: Jessica
Special Olympics is open to anyone with what the organization terms an "intellectual disability." Part of its mission statement is to offer its participants "continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community."
Members of Erie County's Special Olympics community and their families opened their homes and lives to us this summer. This is one of their stories:
Jessica Rupert sits quietly in her Erie home's living room, her brow furrowed in concentration on the oblong plastic object in her lap.
Beside the loom is a plastic organizer that separates bursts of colorful rubber bands, which she carefully selects and places on the loom.
Her fingers nimbly move through it, intertwining the rubber bands, forming what appears to be artwork.
Jessica, 27, is making a starburst rainbow rubber band bracelet.
Her mother, Lori Graham, 52, brings hundreds of the bracelets stuffed in a freezer bag, overflowing with purples, blues, pinks, greens and oranges.
"See, you've just got to wrap it around like this," Jessica explains. "It's easy."
Jessica was diagnosed as intellectually challenged when she was 5, Graham says.
"She has something where her mind blacks out," Graham says. "She doesn't physically, but her mind does. So sometimes, she'll look at you like she has no idea what you're talking about."
Jessica creates the rubber band bracelets in her spare time. Along with swimming for Special Olympics, she works around 10 hours a week at Pro Floor Care, cleaning floors, bathrooms, offices and elevators at 100 State St.
Jessica was attending St. John's Lutheran Preschool in Erie when the caretakers noticed something was wrong. Her mother took Jessica to a psychiatrist in Greenville, where she was diagnosed.
Graham was not completely shocked. Jessica's older brother, Jason, now 32, had been diagnosed as autistic and intellectually challenged.
She battled the reality of having the responsibility of caring for two children with disabilities until Jessica was about 18.
"At that point, I just said 'Thank you, God for giving me two children,' and completely accepted it," says Graham, who works at a Giant Eagle in Erie. "I just had to accept that it was going to be this way. I couldn't fight it any longer."
Throughout her childhood, Jessica learned by observation and hands-on learning.
"As a mother, you get to know how she learns things and how to teach her things," Graham says. "You prepare for the blank stare and you learn to know when it's coming."
When Jessica was in second grade at Irving Elementary School, she started in Special Olympics when the school sent home information about the programs. She's competed in track and field and cross-country skiing, but her favorite, by far, is swimming.
She was accustomed to water, learning to swim in her grandmother's backyard pool simply by watching her cousins when she was very young. From there, it was a natural progression for her to try Special Olympics swimming.
"When she first started, she couldn't make it a full lap," Lori says. "Maybe a quarter of a lap. But she didn't give up. She swam and swam until she could swim one lap, and then two laps. It took her probably about a full year."
And Special Olympics has been a way for Jessica, a natural introvert, to break out of her shell.
"But once she warms up to you, she'll be your best friend," Lori says, smiling.
Jessica also enjoys painting and drawing and all types of arts-and-crafts activities. She takes the family's dog, Domino, a black lab mix, for walks and plays with him daily. She loves children, even sometimes baby-sitting Graham's two godchildren.
She graduated from Central Career and Technical School in 2008 and enrolled in the Barber National Institute's Supported Employment program. It took about two years for her to be matched up with an employer. She's worked at Pro Floor Care for almost three years.
"She's absolutely great," says Fay Babcock, Jessica's supervisor. "I think she seems to enjoy it, and she's a hard worker."
Her favorite task?
"I like cleaning the mirrors, but the spray really does smell," she says
Graham, who is also a volunteer coach for the Special Olympics swimming team, enjoys working with adults with disabilities.
"Sometimes I think kids with disabilities are better off," she said. "They know something's wrong with them so they try harder and they have this willingness to do things -- this drive to complete something that you can't find in other kids."


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The Phoenissae is likely to have been the last of Seneca's dramas, probably written in or after 62AD. It is incomplete, consisting of only 664 lines of iambic trimeter. It also lacks a chorus and a final act (but see Tarrant 1978 for the view that the play is complete as it stands and was intended by Seneca as a dramatic experiment). The play can be divided into four acts (lines 1-319, 320-362, 363-442, 443-664), but the more obvious division is into two parts (so Hirschberg 1989). Lines 1-362 are set on a path in the wild countryside outside Thebes, possibly on Mt. Cithaeron itself. They deal with the anguish of the exiled and blind Oedipus who is anticipating the armed struggle for power between his sons, Eteocles and …
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Council for Art Education (CFAE) administers Youth Art Month at the national level. Festivities take place annually, traditionally culminating each March, to celebrate visual arts for grades K – 12. The Youth Art Month Program emphasizes the value of art education for all children, encourages support for quality school art programs, and promotes art material safety. Youth Art Month also provides a forum for recognizing skills developed through visual arts experiences that are not possible in other curriculum subjects. Started in 1961 through The Art & Creative Materials Institute, Inc. (ACMI) and in cooperation with the National Art Education Association (NAEA), Youth Art Month exists to
- Recognize art education as a viable factor in the total education curricula that develops citizens of a global society.
- Recognize art is a necessity for the full development of better quality of life for all.
- Direct attention to the value of art education for divergent and critical thinking.
- Expand art programs in schools and stimulate new art programs.
- Encourage commitment to the arts by students, community organizations, and individuals everywhere.
- Provide additional opportunities for individuals of all ages to participate in creative art learning.
- Increase community, business and governmental support for art education.
- Increase community understanding and interest in art and art education through involvement in art exhibits, workshops, and other creative ventures.
- Reflect and demonstrate the goals of the National Art Education Association that work toward the improvement of art education at all levels.
Please note that Council for Art Education is the national sponsor of Youth Art Month
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Lead a celebration at your school, community, or learning environment!
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Display the downloadable Youth Art Month logo located on the YAM Homepage , along with student artwork.
- Invite local artists to come to school and share their artwork and art-making processes with students.
- Ask your administrators and school board to endorse March as Youth Art Month ; declare it in school-wide publications.
- Host an afternoon or weekend student-led art-making festival for the community.
- Partner with a local business or the local government to use student artwork for publicity purposes.
- Contact local newspapers, radio stations, and television stations to cover your event!
- Host a potluck breakfast before school for parents and students to recognize outstanding student artists in your school.
- Create a bulletin board based on the state theme.
- Get local businesses to support your efforts and keep track of who donates anything whether it's money or time. We need to report who is supporting our programs.
- Follow YOUTH ART MONTH board on Pinterest to see and share ideas.
- Be sure to check out these useful letters for your principal, Superintendent, and library services.
Each Year, IAEA submits a statewide report to the national youth art month chairperson. Please help strengthen Illinois' portfolio by documenting your efforts in celebrating YAM in your own community.
Please send any publicity, newspaper articles, or printed YAM documentation you produce during the Month of March. You can use this form or email any photos, press clippings, sample items, or video documentation to firstname.lastname@example.com
IAEA Youth Art Month Flag and Poster Art Contest Entry Instructions
Win a trip to New York City from Sargent Art!
All current IAEA members are invited to submit K-12 student artwork to be considered for the Youth Art Month Flag and Poster. This year's theme is "Illinois' Eyes Are On Art." Please submit artwork that fits this theme. Consider lessons that inspire your students to explore and use the concept of eyes in art and create realistic or abstract, 2D or 3D artworks that reflect anything related to Illinois. Also submit any artworks from current or past lessons that represent this theme. All work will be submitted electronically.
Sargent Art Prizes:
One Top Prize: A trip to visit New York Art Museums for one overall winner along with the art teacher and one parent of the winning student.
One Prize in each Category: Elementary, Middle and High School: Winner's Certificate as well as Sargent Art supplies for the winning students and their art teachers.
Details of the Top Prize – The trip to visit New York Art Museums includes the following:
- Airline ticket from a USA airport nearest to the school to a New York area airport and back for the winning student, one parent and Art teacher booked and paid by Sargent Art
- Hotel in the New York area for the winner and one parent in one room; and for Art teacher in a separate room – both rooms paid by Sargent Art
- Transportation from New York area airport to the hotel and back to the airport arranged by Sargent Art
- All meals arranged and paid by Sargent Art.
- Transportation and entries to the pre-decided Art Museums in New York arranged and paid by Sargent Art.
- Possibility of including a sightseeing trip to see a famous monument like the Statue of Liberty at the discretion of Sargent Art.
- Please see terms and conditions of the New York Trip prize on the Sargent Art Website.
IAEA members may submit up to 6 original artworks. All submissions will be done electronically via the IAEA website:
1. Fill out the entry form below for each artwork you are submitting and submit digital jpeg images as an attachment (approximately 4 mega-pixels is ideal). Please save the image with the artist's first and last name and grade level. (Example: Bobby Smith 09.jpg)
Students whose work is selected will appear on the current year's Illinois YAM Flag, displayed at the National Conference, as well as the YAM Poster in Spring. Students who are featured as winners also will receive a copy of the poster and a certificate of participation recognizing their achievement.
Please be sure that the parent is informed and consents to the following 4 criteria and check the parent consent box below:
• will be appropriate for school and public display.
• may be used for reproduction in a statewide poster and/or promotion of IAEA and Youth Art Month.
• will be reproduced in reduced size format to accommodate the layout design of the poster if selected.
• may be retained by IAEA until the posters have been printed and distributed.
New this year: To be considered for the prizes offered by Sargent Art, a waiver MUST be signed by the parent.
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I have been doing charity work in the Gambia for 5 years now and visited the country 11 times.The Holiday Beach Club gives people exactly what it says in the brochures. Of course parts are basic, but you are talking Africa not Spain. The people will do anything they can to help all you have to do is ask. The people on the streets and the beach generally only wish to talk. If you do not wish them to walk with you ask them to leave you alone and they will. If people want luxury then all they have to do is book into the Kairaba or Kololi Beach club and you will get it. The cost will obviously reflect the improvement. The Holiday Beach Club is not a noisy or dirty place, rather a basic place with alovely pool area, private beach and a restaurant that if asked will try to provide for you. When you go to Gambia you have to expect third world problems but get to know the people and you will return for many years.
january 2006. the gambia.
we have just got back from the gambia, beautiful place lots of sunshine. the hotel was only basic but clean, we had to hire a fan for the room as it was to hot without one. the food wasnt all that good in the hotel on christmas eve, and the same on new years eve. the sea is not safe for children to swim in,really not for adults to. you get a lot of hassle on the street and on the beach, so you really dont get any piece no matteer where you go.you are better of staying in the complex. i like to go out and have a wander, so just tell them to go away. the prices are much the same aas here, you get ripped off,a 29p bottle of lemonade they wanted 125dilasi nearly �2-30.there were rats in our complex and they were big.now that i have been i would neveer go back to much poverty the people get nothing and the wages are terrible. its about time some thing was done.
We have just returned from a holiday at the holiday beach culb hotel, and were very dissapointed,we were put in room more like a very old butlins camp room, the toilet was not attached to the floor, the sink was hanging off the wall,and it smelt awful.The first night we arrived, were very tired so went to bed,was woken up at 12-30 by someone breaking in through the sliding window,we reported it but we did not even get an apology.
Every day for breakfast it was salty ham and prossesed cheese, if you wanted a boiled egg and they were very small eggs you had to pay roughly 55p, and the bottles of water were over a �1 a bottle.
Extremely basic, make sure you get a good room.
Have just returned from a week at the Holiday Beach Club. We where put in Block A with is doulble storey nearest to the road but a long hike from the pool, breakfast area, beach etc.
The room was small with two single beds and a shower room with an ant problem (but hey this is the Gambia) but always plenty of hot water. To be fair the rooms nearest the pool and in the single storey blocks looked far better and certainly larger.
This room was fine if you just want to get you head down but otherwise I would recoemend that you request a room elsewhere and avoid blocks A and B. The gardens are well maintained around the pool but decidely shabby at this end of the site.
I had the suspicion that they place you here in the hope that you will upgrade. Breakfast was basic but the pool fine.
So a rustic hotel where the room you are given maters but a good location.
Addicted !!
i have been to this hotel many times
and will continue to
the staff are excellent and that is the main reason i go back time and time again
my children cry when they have to say goodbye at the end of the 2 weeks
to me the hotel is like home away from home you are made so welcome
it is the only hotel where you will never forget the names of all the staff
the beach is close by
that hotel got me addicted to the gambia and since the first time more and more of my family and friends have visited and they too became addicted
i deffinatly see why it has the name "the smiling coast "
much love to the hotel staff
i recommend anyone to visit you will not be dissapointed
Happy hols
having arrived in gambia and finding myself initially horrified wondering what i had done on seeing sheep being tied to the top of cars etc it was a complete culture shock and the pestering initially it was a feeling of anxiousness and feer for my safety i soon realised this was a different culture and way of life the pestering was stopped by a firm no thankyou and the staff at the holiday beach club were more than helpful the food and accomodation was basic as one would expect but the weekly bbques and the excursions were excellent topped with the weather we had a fantastic fortnight proving first impressions can be deceptive just go with the flow and have a fantastic time as we did its an experiance we will never forget and the roots river boat tour gave the children food for thought...
Basic but what do you expect?
Just returned from week at the Holiday Beach Club. The hotel is basic. If you want a room with a tv, aircon etc then you're not going to be happy. The food, as the other reviews say, is pretty awful compared to what you can get outside the hotel. The bathroom is very basic! On the plus side, a decent size pool, nice spacious gardens, relaxed atmosphere, right on the beach (at the quiet end) and I think at the right end of the Strip (the quiet end with the decent restaurants). So if you want a basic hotel but in a good location, right on the beach and you are not the kind of person to have to upgrade to a superior room to get matching curtains or something to enjoy your holiday then this hotel is fine. We're quite fussy and if you just think about how cheap it is (without the upgrades) and dont expect a European standard hotel then you'll be fine. Besides, we checked out the other hotels and apart from the Karriba or the Coconut Residence (which seem worth the money), the others (including the Senagambia) arent much better.
Couple of other points, yes they all want "tips" from you at the end of your stay but that's not unique to the Holiday Beach Club. Just be firm if that offends you. The "management" (although god knows who is in charge!) might not be that helpful/efficient but are generally willing to help if you approach them in the right way. Getting annoyed will just result in them doing nothing. The "Bumsters" are a pain but not much more than that. Again, just be firm and say no thanks and you'll have no further trouble. They are no worse around the Holiday Beach Club than anywhere else. On reading some of the reviews you would be seriously put off going and fear for your safety. Have to say, didnt feel unsafe/threatened at any time and it's only a problem if you let it become one. We had a great week and would go back.
Food tips - if you want a special meal - book a pool side table at the Coconut Residence (they'll pick you up and take you home to your hotel). It's streets ahead in Kololi. Scala (next to the Holiday Beach Club) has really good quality food (fish, seafood, steak) at reasonable prices. Other than that, most places are ok and good value.
Hotel tips - try to get a room near the beach/pool. The ones near the entrance are 2 story blocks and look a bit severe. Offering a "tip" to the check-in person or person carrying your bags may help!
Rip off
Just returned from this hotel have been to the gambia 4 times, this stay was somewhat what I would say the last hotel on the list, as a previous visiter stated the rooms are very basic to stay in a room with air-con and a decent bathroom we had to upgrade on top of that the air-con was not included so another cost total around another �230 for a week. extra.
The grounds and pool are great the food leaves a lot to be desired and as for the ala carte Rest forget it, this has not put us of the gambia but will certainly not be visiting Holiday Beach Club again.
Not very happy!
We have just got back from The Gambia on 25/2/05 after one week at The Holiday Beach. This was our second visit in two years( Please see our review on The Tafbel) . The location and grounds of the hotel are fantastic but the rooms less so (See attached photos) . The owner of the complex is very arrogant and if you have any complaints doesn't want to know. If you want a half decent room book a superior, if you don't you will get a very basic possibly smelly room and it appears the scam here is to charge you around �100 a week/ room to upgrade to a superior room and it appears after talking to other guests they always seem to have these superior rooms available! The staff as always are friendly but thats only because they want something from you- money/ old mobiles etc etc.
Forget the breakfast its very basic and not very appetising.
If you do stay here look out for the "Captain" he's the gardener and he is a lovely genuine man
Beware of the "Smiling Coast" routine- this is just a front to rip you off!
I would'nt recomend The Gambia if you have kids between 16- 25 who like to party as they will be targets for the bumsters outside on the street who will offer drugs and prostitutes etc.
In conclusion if we ever go back it will be just the two of us and we'll go 4/5 star at the Senegambia or Kariaba.
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Some of the most significant developments in critical disability studies in recent years have come from the directions of both literary theory and internet studies. This edited collection seeks to bring these disciplines together to explore the internet-literature interface and its significance to disability studies. In Narrative Prosthesis: Disability and the Dependencies of Discourse David Mitchell and Sharon Snyder argue that disability is a 'prevalent characteristic of narrative discourses'. Since then, culturally based analysis within disability studies has been concerned with the way disability is used like a prosthesis to prop up narratives. At the same time, the broader field of literary studies has been influenced by the internet and world wide web with digital and electronic literature becoming an increasingly important part of the twenty-first-century canon. Yet despite celebrations to the contrary, much of the internet remains inaccessible to people with a variety of impairments.
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On 05/14/2012 11:26 PM, Kashyap Chamarthy wrote: > Hi, > > I'm willing to test/understand snapshotting in libivrt/qemu in a much better way. I can > spend 10-ish hours or so a week. > > > I see a lot of work going on the snapshot front, upstream qemu/libvirt. I'm currently > following/reading: > ---------- > http://wiki.qemu.org/Features/SnapshotsMultipleDevices > http://wiki.qemu.org/Features/LiveBlockMigration This documents the lower-level commands exposed by qemu, but not necessarily how libvirt uses them. > http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/Snapshots I made that page prior to integrating the code for live disk snapshots, but have not maintained it since, so it might be a bit out of date with how things have changed in the meantime, but hopefully still relatively accurate. > http://libvirt.org/formatsnapshot.html That page is live based on libvirt.git, and should be up-to-date with the current implementation; although I would welcome improvements for additional things to mention. > ------------ > > Am I going the right way? > > Once I get a decent hang of things, I was wondering I could start writing some tests. > > What do you advice? Do you have specific scenarios in mind? Propose a problem that you think a snapshot would help, then ask questions on which APIs you would use to solve that problem. Do you understand the difference between the various snapshot flavors? There's several orthogonal issues to be aware of, although not all combinations are supported. system checkpoint: VM state and disk state 'virsh snapshot-create' disk only: just disk state 'virsh snapshot-create --disk-only' VM state only: 'virsh save' - I'd really like to make this a special case of 'virsh snapshot-create', but it needs more work online: taken from a running VM offline: taken from an offline VM live: online, plus the additional guideline that the VM continues running after the snapshot is taken, preferably with minimum downtime internal: requires qcow2, qemu stores VM state and disk state inside the qcow2 image, libvirt stores only an xml file tracking the state relation (qemu 'savevm' command) external: create a new file, possible for VM state (qemu 'migrate' to file) and disks (qemu 'transaction:blockdev-snapshot-sync') I'm sure additional tests would be welcome; perhaps libvirt-TCK would be a good place to add such tests. But I'm not quite sure what you plan to do, or which aspects you plan to test, without more details; I'll try to be responsive to any questions you have regarding specifics of any sequence you are trying to do. -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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Maskaev: It's Finally Time For Klitschko vs. Povetkin
By Ruslan Chikov
Former WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev, who this past weekend returned to the ring after a three year layoff, says WBA "regular" champ Alexander Povetkin (25-0, 17KOs) has to step up and face WBO/IBO/WBA/IBF king Wladimir Klitschko (59-3, 50)KOs) in the coming months.
The WBA has ordered Klitschko and Povetkin to face each other. They have until January 17th to reach and agreement before a purse bid is scheduled. The fight has to take place by the end of February.
The fight was postponed twice in the past and the moment has now arrived for Povetkin to proceed, Maskaev said.
"I think it is finally time for Povetkin [to fight Wladimir]. He was an Olympic champion, he is a promising fighter. Alexander was in this position before, [where he was scheduled to face Wladimir], and then one thing happened, and then another thing happened - where the fight was postponed. It's great that now everything is in line," Maskaev said.
Povetkin has a good chin, and good pedigree. If he was 10lb lighter i'd say he'd be competitive in the fight. He is a much much better opponent than Mormeck, or Tony Thompson.Comment by 4Corners on 01-02-2013
[QUOTE=The Weebler II;12879449]Tyson was going to KO Buster easily. We'll only know how good Povetkin really is when we see him at [I]his[/I] best against [I]the[/I] best.[/QUOTE] You think Buster would beat Povetkin H2H??? I'm just saying.....this isn't some mega…Comment by Weebler I on 01-02-2013
[QUOTE=4Corners;12879448][B]Wlad is going to win easily...[/B].either by KO or UD. And that's what I was saying. Once that happens, who's going to remember this Klitschko-Povetkin fight, even 5 years from now??? No one, it'll be like Ibragimov all over again.[/QUOTE]…Comment by 4Corners on 01-02-2013
[QUOTE=The Weebler II;12879435]I would say it rather depends upon what happens in the fight.[/QUOTE] Wlad is going to win easily....either by KO or UD. And that's what I was saying. Once that happens, who's going to remember this Klitschko-Povetkin fight,…Comment by Weebler I on 01-02-2013
[QUOTE=4Corners;12879355]Honestly, it's time for this to happen and it's a decent win for Wlad given the state of the division today.....[B]but who's really going to remember Klitschko-Povetkin 10 years from now???[/B] It's not as if Povetkin is thought of as…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (15)