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The recent announcement that Trenton Central High School (TCHS) will be rebuilt is the latest proof of the old saying that "if the people lead, the leaders will follow." Indeed, that has been the case in New Jersey when it comes to providing our children and education staff with modern, productive learning and teaching environments free of serious health and safety hazards.
According to a Department of Education report last June that focused on the 31 school districts with the worst facilities, at least one-third of students attend school in buildings that "fail to meet basic health, safety and educational suitability standards."
Falling roofs and ceilings, plumbing that doesn't work, broken heating and cooling systems, electrical hazards and exposure to toxic substances are just some of the daily conditions in buildings that often are between 60 and 100 years old.
Five years ago, as a direct result of a community lawsuit filed by the Education Law Center on behalf of 20 public school children across the state, the New Jersey Legislature approved nearly $4 billion in financing to build new schools and correct hazardous conditions.
But when Chris Christie became governor, he issued a stop work order, halting 53 approved new school construction projects and the "emergent" school repair program to correct conditions, defined according to Department of Education facility regulations, "so potentially hazardous that it causes an imminent peril to the health and safety of students or staff."
The denial of urgently needed facilities for students and educators came at the same time that Christie was handing out huge new corporate tax breaks.
The corporate special interests had millionaire CEOs and highly paid lobbyists to push their agenda, but who would speak for our children?
That's when community residents across the state stepped forward with rallies, letters, phone calls and public outreach through the news media.
Last year, Trenton parents and educators joined with Healthy Schools Now, a statewide campaign, to put pressure on the Christie administration, including the Schools Development Authority (SDA), which is supposed to implement school construction and repairs.
Last March, community residents and school staff active in Healthy Schools Now, together with Trenton groups, converged on a meeting of the SDA board to deliver testimony on unacceptable facility conditions.
Nearly one-third of the testimony focused on Trenton Central High School.
In fact, after hearing the stories from Trenton, representatives of other districts began asking the SDA to take action to repair TCHS first.
Photographs of Trenton Central High School were then featured in a Healthy Schools Now art exhibit, "A Blind Eye: The Immorality of Inaction." The exhibit was displayed in front of the Statehouse for the world to see the deplorable conditions our children face every day.
These photographs then were displayed at the State Board of Education, carried in a march from TCHS to the Statehouse, and taken to a Trenton school board meeting.
Responding to the publicity generated by concerned residents and educators, NBC Nightly News broadcast a story on TCHS, showing such conditions as toilets from one floor leaking into classrooms below.
SDA's new CEO, Charles McKenna, visited the school and recognized that it needed to be rebuilt rather than simply repaired. A proposed rebuild was then endorsed unanimously by the Trenton school board.
This month, the SDA board finally agreed to rebuild TCHS. In a classic case of understatement, McKenna told reporters, "The overwhelming support we have received from the school district, local legislators, and most importantly, the community, fuels our desire to move this project forward as quickly and efficiently as possible."
McKenna acknowledged at that meeting that there is a "trust gap" between the community and the SDA. Rebuilding that trust requires addressing the facilities crisis not just at TCHS but at hundreds of other schools throughout the state.
And it requires the Christie administration and other public officials to show the leadership that all school children and staff have a right to expect.
Mo Kinberg, an organizer for the New Jersey Work Environment Council, coordinates the Healthy Schools Now Campaign conducted by a coalition of education, community and union organizations. Mike Goodman is president of the Trenton Central High School/Chambers Campus Parent Teacher Association.
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Welcome back to the UMass Daily Reader, Tuesday Edition. Go ahead and take a seat, grab a bite to eat and enjoy today's news roundup as it pertains to the world of UMass sports.
Quick Hits
- Bob McGovern presented his weekly opponent spotlight for Vanderbilt. (Maroon Musket)
- Virginia Commonwealth nabbed a major recruit in 6-foot-8 forward Terry Larrier. (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- Ohio will be the latest team to test itself against a member of the FCS when the Bobcats play Austin Peay this week. (Athens Messenger)
- Now it sounds as if Toledo quarterback Terrance Owens will be back from his sprained knee sooner than previously thought. (Toledo Blade)
- Elton Alexander said the MAC is still looking for a few more upsets before full conference play begins. (The Plain Dealer)
- Stephanie Storm said Kent State is hurting after its most recent loss, but another tough trip awaits the Golden Flashes this weekend against Penn State. (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Ball State isn't hitting the panic button after its first loss of the season. (The Star Press)
- Jack Carle wrote that Bowling Green's lack of interceptions has Falcons coach Dave Clawson concerned. (Sentinel-Tribune)
- John Wagner took a look at Bowling Green's week three opponent Murray State. (Toledo Blade)
- Though his team came up short, Akron coach Terry Bowden saw the Michigan game as a step in the right direction for the Zips. (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Miami (OH) is moving past its week two loss to begin preparations for Cincinnati this weekend. (The Oxford Press)

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The evening begins with Wainwright's set at 8 p.m. Ticket prices begin at $29.50, and are available at alysstephens.org.
Birmingham Box Set: Though this is only the band's third official release, you've already evolved a good bit, though the changes from "Antifogmatic" to "Who's Feeling Young Now?" are less dramatic than between "Punch" and "Antifogmatic." How did the process of writing and recording this album vary from that of "Antifogmatic"?
Paul Kowert: I think we hit our stride a little better, finding our way to being the most direct and factual, musically. We're in the process of writing together. "Antifogmatic" was our first attempt at that, and we got a little better at it, kind of finding what each of us can do a little quicker and doing a better job of it
Parts kind of came quicker in some circumstances. We've certainly gotten better at hearing what we can do and knowing where to go when that happens.
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listen to a variety of music, and it seemed to me that those influences came
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PK: Hard for me to know—I wouldn't doubt that at all. We're really proud of how it turned out. Our approach has kind of crystallized a little bit. With the first track, "Movement and Location," some of that came together really fast. We had an approach of trying to write really direct, practical music on this record, leaning toward things that hit us on a visceral level. That's really what we care about and like to listen to. That's what we think good music is. I think you hear that more on this album than previous albums.
BBS: You'll perform here this weekend, so I assume the Birmingham audience will get a sneak peek of "Who's Feeling Young Now?"
PK: We are sure to play at least a few songs from the new record. We usually play something from all of them—maybe not from "Punch." You'll definitely hear some songs on the new record.
BBS: How has that material been received on tour thus far?
PK: I think very positively. We've kind of gone through a few different cycles of playing things we wrote for the new record, or things we wrote for the new record and didn't end up recording. ... It's music that translates really well from the way that we perform. We've gotten good reception.
BBS: Thile collaborated with Josh Ritter on two songs. How'd that come to be?
PK: We're fans of Josh Ritter. He's a great storyteller and lyricist, songwriter in general. We had the chance to open for him in Boston. Thile just got in touch with him and they kind of collaborated on some lyrics on a couple songs. The music is all ours but Josh writes some really great lyrics to a couple of songs. We're grateful to him for that. It was basically a collaboration that existed between Thile and Josh. We liked what he added to it.
BBS: Y'all have been incredibly busy in the past year, both with the band and with individual projects. How do you collectively balance all of that?
PK: It's a good thing to be busy if you're a musician. Pickles — that's what we call our banjo player — he did a record called "Beat the Devil and Carry a Rail" that came out a few months ago. And he had Critter playing, and our fiddle player produced the record. Thile and I guested on it for one track each. It was a push — we all just stay really busy. Thile always has other projects going on.
It's good for all of us to have these side projects because it lets us come back to Punch Brothers with a different perspective and with some other experience. I think it really strengthens us as a band to have time away from each other. But for all of us, Punch Brothers is the main thing.
BBS: That's often the case in any kind of relationship—when you're living a full life, you seem to bring more to the relationship.
PK: Yeah, that's a good point. As musicians, just growing and relating to each other as a band takes a certain amount of outside influence. ... As a band of five people, you can't have everything you have to offer happening all at once. It's good for each of us to have an outlet for parts of our musical selves that are less used in Punch Brothers. Then we come back to Punch Bothers with a new perspective.
BBS: You've also toured and performed with some impressive names — Paul Simon, T Bone Burnett, and you'll be sharing a bill here with Loudon Wainwright III. How does working with these folks affect the individual shows?
PK: Sometimes we tailor our show to the audience we're expecting or that we see. A lot of times we end up sitting in [with the other performers]. One of our favorite things is when we co-bill a show or sit in to get to play some of their music with them. Basically anyone we've opened for with we've done that. Amos Lee in Europe, Josh Ritter. Usually some sitting in happening, collaboration. As far as our set goes, we consider who we're playing for.
People who see us multiple times notice that the show is different every time and each song is different. Sometimes we're playing a song really well and we want to be sure that we play it, so we'll rearrange [the set list to be sure we play it]. We want to put on the best show for the audience and also for ourselves.


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The Litigation Center joined the California Medical Association, the American College of Radiology, the American College of Surgeons, the College of American Pathologists, the American Association of Tissue Banks, the American Society of Association Executives, and the National Fire Protection Association in an amicus curiae brief supporting the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB) in a case involving the voluntary standards and guidelines the AABB recommended to blood banks. Amici argued that AABB and other private, non-profit associations that perform quasi-public standard setting functions in good faith should not be subject to liability for this activity and should be granted qualified immunity for undertaking such activities.
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Ripples from Hurricane Katrina hit South Whidbey
From rising gas prices to anxious family members, ripples from Hurricane Katrina have reached Whidbey Island.
Hurricane Katrina slammed onto the Gulf Coast Monday with winds up to 145 mph. It was the worst natural disaster to hit the United States in recent memory, wiping out entire communities in its path. New Orleans survived the intense winds, but was devastated by floods when levees broke, submerging 80 percent of the city in water. Thousands remain homeless, and the death count continues to rise.
On Whidbey Island, much like the rest of the country, family and friends waited to hear from their loved ones who were living in the devastating hurricanes path.
Freeland attorney Ken OMhuan worried about his daughter Heather OMaonaigh, who evacuated from New Orleans mid-morning Sunday.
OMhuan said he had a few tense hours agonizing over his daughters safety.
At first, she had decided to stay in town.
But after the storm was upgraded, she and her partner chose to leave the city via Interstate 10 with thousands of other people.
I am thankful they decided not to tough it out, OMhuan said.
The pair ended up in a Best Western motel in Pearland, Texas.
On Thursday during a telephone interview, OMaonaigh recounted her journey out of their city before Katrina swept ashore.
She said they had originally planned to stay in New Orleans through the storm, in a hotel built in 1861.
The historic building had survived a lot of storms, so we figured we would be safe there, OMaonaigh said.
On Saturday evening they headed out to a hurricane party. Katrina was a Category 3 then.
A friend woke them up early Sunday morning with the news it had been upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane.
Then I knew we had to leave, she said.
OMaonaigh earned a masters degree in public health from Tulane University and her partner, Michael Wosloski, had his own computer business in a building along the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. They gathered a few belongings and loaded their two cats in carriers and left New Orleans, the city they had grown to love, behind them.
Taking two cars, they inched along the highway as black clouds were building over the city behind them.
It was scary to look back at the black clouds forming. At that point we didnt know if we would make it out in time, she said.
The highway was like a parking lot. It took us six hours to travel 60 miles; 17 hours for the 350-mile trip to a suburb near Houston, OMaonaigh recalled.
Then one car ran out of gas.
We had to park it and leave it behind, she said.
They stopped at an ATM before leaving town, but as of Thursday night their New Orleans bank was offline.
Soon their journey became longer. Signs were posted along the way that all hotel and motel rooms were filled in Houston. And the signs told evacuees to keep going to Dallas.
Fortunately, they were able to find a motel room in Pearland. Now safe, the pair know they are more fortunate than some of their friends.
They left people behind, including their elderly landlady who had become a dear friend. They havent heard if she lived through Katrina.
She had survived other hurricanes, so she was going to stick it out. Weve been in touch with friends who got out, but none of those who are still there, she said.
I have moments of acute anxiety and a sense that I should have stayed behind to help, OMaonaigh said.
I know there is nothing we can do now, weve heard it will be weeks, maybe months, before people are allowed back to our apartment.
OMaonaigh said she doesnt know yet if they will ever move back to New Orleans.
We really loved New Orleans for its character and charm; part of that character was its precariousness. Everyone knew it could happen but no one believed it.
For now, the couple plans to move to Virginia.
I have hope for New Orleans, but it wont be the same, she said.
Another South Whidbey family is thankful their son is safe.
Susan and Mark Bigger of Langley say they have been receiving dozens of calls from friends and neighbors about their son Eric.
Eric Bigger, a 1999 graduate of South Whidbey High School, has been living in New Orleans for six years. He and several friends left the city early Sunday morning, much to his parents relief.
Eric Bigger is a musician and plays trombone in a band.
Eric called us Saturday night to let us know he would evacuate, but not before his gig was finished, Sue Bigger said.
Fortunately, Eric has friends with cars so they all drove out, she said.
Many families across the nation are still waiting to hear from loved ones.
Six days after the storm, the death toll is expected to easily reach the thousands.
While the bulk of the population evacuated before Katrina hit; but tens of thousands were left behind. Some survived by climbing into second-story attics and chopping holes through roof tops.
The killer storm slammed hard into three states; from New Orleans, along the Louisiana coast to Mississippi, Alabama and western Florida. Officials predict that Katrina will be the costliest disaster in U.S. history.
Heather OMaonaigh know they are fortunate to have had the means to leave the area before the storm hit.
Now she, like the rest of the nation, watches reports on the devastation on CNN, and waits to hear from friends who stayed behind.
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Tourism and Culture Minister Robert Henderson gets a first hand look at Library EnRoute with Grace Dawson and Lori MacAdam from the Public Library Service.
The Public Library Service (PLS) plans to reach out to Islanders and promote its services with a new van called Library EnRoute.
Tourism and Culture Minister Robert Henderson says the van will attend events and busy locations all over the Island.
"Library EnRoute is a great tool that allows Islanders to learn about all of the resources, programs and services available through the provincial Public Library Service, and a creative way for the PLS to promote libraries all over the Island," said Henderson.
"PLS staff work very hard to instill a life-long love of reading and books, and to encourage improved literacy at all age levels. By using Library EnRoute to showcase our services we are able to connect with Islanders at various locations across the province and give them an opportunity to explore everything our libraries have to offer."
Library EnRoute is equipped with a technology bar that includes wifi, lap top computers, e-readers and tablets. People can use the devices to explore PLS resources and services. They can also sign up for a free library card, or speak with a PLS representative who can provide information and answer questions.
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Sri Lanka: Beyond an Uncivil Season. With Leslie Jamison, Rohini Mohan, and moreOctober 2014
Enjoy Sri Lankan food and hear four great authors discuss one big question: What happens in the aftermath of a three-decade long war?
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Library Website Gets a New Look and New Features
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Delve into TU's History with the Legacy Collection
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Last spring, the Cook Library Assessment Committee conducted a campus-wide online survey to find out what faculty, staff, and
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Quiet, cosy and bright apartment
Size50 m²
Floor No.0(with elevator)
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Smoking allowed
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It is only 7 minutes on foot from the main shopping areas and less than 15 minutes from the beautiful sightseeing areas and the impressive Cathedral.
The apartment features a bedroom with a double bed and a large built-in wardrobe; a lounge/dining room with a double sofa bed; an American kitchen and a bathroom fitted with a bathtub.
It is perfectly furnished to ensure a very pleasant stay, and comes complete with air conditioning, warm water, international satellite TV and Wi-Fi connection.
The kitchen is equipped with a large fridge-freezer, a washing machine, a glass-ceramic hob, a microwave oven with grill and several electrical appliances such a coffee maker, kettle, juice extractor and a blender. There is also a range of household items necessary for 4 people, including: crockery, cutlery, kitchen equipment and several other containers and useful items.
All essentials such as table linen, bed sheet, blankets and towels are provided. We also offer a hair dryer and an electric iron, and soap, toilet paper, bin bags, washing-up liquid and detergent are at your disposal for the beginning of your stay.
It has a set of sheets and towels for each bed, and all kitchen utensils and other apartment equipment. You'll also find some welcome amenities.
No pets are allowed without permission from the owner.
It is not allowed to accommodate more people than agreed, nor change of guests without permission from the property during the stay.
It is prohibited to organize parties or gatherings that may cause annoyance to other residents. (The property is entitled to request to leave the accommodation).
If there is damage caused by the client in the apartment , it must be paid before departure. In the event that any effect was detected (damage, break ...) after leaving the apartment, we will contact you as soon as possible to indicate the amount to debit the card you provided at check in as a deposit for these possible cases.
During his stay in the apartment, if you notice anything unusual or broken something, call us as soon as possible so we can resolve the problem quickly and you can normally enjoy the apartment.
CHECK OUT THE APARTMENT WILL BE BEFORE THE 11 IN THE MORNING. Let us know on arrival if you require one hour after departure, we will do our best to accommodate you and tell you the additional cost to you.
Upon leaving, the client must:
• Leave the folded linen on the beds and towels piled up on the bathroom floor.
• Provide clean all utensils that were used, placed on the kitchen counter, or sink.
• Dispose of garbage in containers authorized for this purpose on the street.
• Turn off electrical appliances and air conditioning.
• Close the taps.
• Close doors and windows.
Customers are expected to total respect for the facilities of the apartment. It would be appreciated any suggestion on his part.
The stay must be terminated in advance when the client breaks the standard rules of civility, hygiene or cohabitation, as well as in the cases where, with the express prohibition of the owner of the property, the authorized accommodation number of places are exceeded.
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Apartment with poor hygiene, with ants, extremely dirty sofa, wifi totally null, bedding also dirty. Ill-considered
Apartamento con falta de higiene, con hormigas, sofá extremadamente sucio , wifi totalmente nulo,ropa de cama también sucia. Nada recomendable
All perfect! very quiet and well connected. Recommended 100%
Todo perfecto! zona muy tranquila y bien comunicada. Recomendable 100%
Apartamento luminoso y cómodo.
La cocina se hace demasiado pequeña a la hora de cocinar.
Faltan también tazones para desayunar.
De manera general, somos contentos de nuestra estancia en este apartamento.
Everything it's OK. the floor very well, clean and tidy. We arrived late for the trip to Seville and we hope to give us the keys.
Near sites, large and comfortable beds.
A small improvement would put soap shower, everything else great.
Todo muy bien. el piso muy bien, limpio y ordenado. Llegamos tarde a Sevilla por el viaje y nos espero para darnos las llaves.
Cerca de los sitios, amplio y las camas cómodas.
Una pequeña mejora seria poner jabones de ducha, todo lo demás fenomenal.
Very good place to stay to explore the city, Seville The terrace is lovely and enjoy all the comforts you in the penthouse (coffee maker, kettle ...) 1 small minus, the seat in the living room needs to be replaced. We had a super vacation !!!
Heel goeie verblijfplaats om de stad, Sevilla te verkennen! Het terras is heerlijk genieten en alle comfort is aanwezig in het penthouse (koffiezet, waterkoker...) 1 klein minpuntje, de zetel in de woonkamer is aan vervanging toe. Wij hadden een supervakantie!!!
Nice apartment, but not kept clean
Mooi appartement, maar niet goed schoon gehouden
We had a wonderful week in this apartment. It has a rooftop terrace, good beds and everything else you need. We were also well received
Wij hebben een heerlijke week gehad in dit appartement. Het heeft een prachtig dakterras, goede bedden en verder alles wat je nodig hebt. We werden ook goed Ontvangen
Great apartment very well located. The owners were very attentive at all times.
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Estupendo apartamento muy bien ubicado. Los propietarios han sido muy atentos en todo momento.
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Apartment bine located, clean, nice, decorated with paintings harmonieuses.Il it has needed for some warm jours.Accueil, Maria Jesus and Enrique are ready to make service.Ils have also ordered a taxi for 4 am to to reach the airport.
NB: a small "flat" .J'aurais like to find a sunbathing bed to better enjoy the terrace and sun after long walks for different tours in Seville ..
Guy and Liliane
Appartement bine situé, propre,agréable,décoré de peintures harmonieuses.Il y a le nécessaire pour quelques jours.Accueil chaleureux,Maria Jesus et Enrique sont prêts à rendre service.Ils nous ont d'ailleurs commandé un taxi pour 4 h du matin afin de rejoindre l'aéroport.
N.B:un petit "bémol".J'aurais aimé trouver un lit bain de soleil pour mieux profiter de la terrasse et du soleil après de longues marches pour les différentes visites à Séville..
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by John Owen
"The shallowness of our current spirituality is due to our shallow view of sin. The Puritans viewed God in all his holiness, majesty, authority, sovereignty and power and so realized the vileness, deceit and sinfulness of human hearts. Holy living is not a relic from Puritan days, but something that is essential to all true Christians of every age". ('AIM' - Magazine of the Evangelical Fellowship of India, Vol 28 No.1)
This book is a modern abridgement of John Owen's classic writings on 'Sin and Temptation' and 'The Mortification Of Sin' - the original writings are also recommended, but this version will be easier for today's reader. In either form, these volumes help us recover the concepts of sin and individual responsibility our world has all but destroyed.
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What a disorganized-feeling show. The acts felt like they were all over the map....and not that ingenious. This guy was much more entertaining on tv. Not much magic that I haven't already seem elsewhere.
If I were you, I wouldn't waste my money going to this run-down hotel but go enjoy other better shows offered on GS.
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The theater is small. The front casino is small. Cigarette smell was everywhere. The show was BAD. Almost all the tricks that Seth performed were seen either by me or my family. Just not worth the money.
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Seth Grabel, the magician, is a sweet heart, however the show goes not meet Las Vegas standards. I was expecting more pzzzazzz. It would be great for a young kid birthday party. Not worth the $38 I paid for the 4 of us.
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Ordinary service, not renovated for some time, but clean and fresh.
Litlle "stiff" receptionist, a smile could help....
We enjoy our stays in all Cumulus because we can count of good service and great rooms.
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Interesting round design with parking area in center. Room was very modern with LCD TV. Very good price for this comfort. Obviously next time I will stay here.
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- Hispanic, women farmers queue up for claims against USDA
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- USDA announced the establishment of a process to resolve the claims of Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who assert that they were discriminated against when seeking USDA farm loans.
- The claims process offers a streamlined alternative to litigation and provides at least $1.33 billion in compensation, plus up to $160 million in farm debt relief, to eligible Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers.
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The program provides up to $50,000 for each Hispanic or woman farmer who can show that USDA denied them a loan or loan servicing for discriminatory reasons for certain time periods between 1981 and 2000. Hispanic or female farmers who provide additional proof and meet other requirements can receive a $50,000 reward. Successful claimants are also eligible for funds to pay the taxes on their awards and for forgiveness of certain existing USDA loans. There are no filing fees or other costs to claimants to participate in the program. Participation is voluntary, and individuals who opt not to participate are not precluded by the program from filing a complaint in court.
In conjunction with this announcement, USDA is launching an outreach effort to potential claimants that will include a call center for farmers and ranchers, a website, public service announcements, and in-person meetings around the country. Individuals interested in participating in the claims process may register to receive a claims package, or may obtain more information, by visiting www.farmerclaims.gov. Beginning Feb. 25, 2011, individuals can register to receive a claims package by calling the Farmer and Rancher Call Center at 1-888-508-4429. USDA cannot provide legal advice to potential claimants. Persons seeking legal advice may contact a lawyer or other legal services provider.
Under Secretary Vilsack's leadership, USDA is addressing civil rights complaints that go back decades, and today's announcement is another major step towards achieving that goal. USDA is committed to resolving allegations of past discrimination and ushering in "a new era of civil rights" for the Department. In February 2010, the Secretary announced the Pigford II settlement with African American farmers, and in October 2010, he announced the Keepseagle settlement with Native American farmers. Meanwhile, Secretary Vilsack continues to advocate for resolution of all remaining claims of past discrimination against USDA.
Audio and video public service announcements in English and Spanish from Secretary Vilsack and downloadable print and web banner ads on the Hispanic and women farmer claims process are available at: http://www.usda.gov/PSAs_Print_and_WebBanner_Ads.xml.


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The bye week can be a tricky week to maneuver for NFL teams. Off-field issues, rust and injuries are all issues that can come into play during the bye week.
The Green Bay Packers have made it through their bye week. Not only is it a week of no losses, but the Packers are in fact winners this week.
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FLINT, Michigan -- In an ambulance before she died, Leslie Mills told police a man and a woman shot her.
They said they believe Johnson approached the passenger door of Mills' car at the Mobile One-Stop gas station on Corunna Road on Sunday night, said something to the 55-year-old Grand Blanc Township woman and got in the vehicle.
Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton, who revealed the details in a press conference today, said investigators believe Riselay was standing outside the open passenger door and fired a single shot at Mills before dropping the gun.
Johnson is accused of picking up the gun and shooting Mills three more times.
"In terribly cold blood, they pushed her out of the car, onto the pavement," Leyton said. "One fled on foot and the other drove the car away."
Mills, who was on her way home from work when she stopped at the gas station, died of four gunshot wounds, Leyton said.
Police believe Johnson drove the car to a nearby Economy Motel, where she met with two other people who have also been charged in the case.
James Horn, 20, of Flint is accused of asking Riselay and Johnson to steal a car in exchange for drugs.
Horn, Johnson and Riselay were each arraigned Wednesday on charges of open murder, felony murder, carjacking, carrying a concealed weapon and felony firearm in Genesee District Court.
A fourth suspect, Phillip M. Eason, 21, of Mount Morris is charged with accessory after the fact, felon in possession of a firearm and felony firearm for allegedly attempting to hide the gun after the shooting.
"We believe Mr. Horn was using that hotel to deal drugs," said Leyton.
"We think they were all engaged in this criminal enterprise of drugs and prostitution and it resulted in the death of this innocent woman."
Police found the bloodied car in the hotel parking lot that night and set up surveillance, Leyton said.
Officers watched Horn approach the vehicle and wipe it down. Investigators believe he was trying to wipe away blood and fingerprints.
Early Monday morning, a woman driving a white van arrived at the hotel to pick up Horn, Johnson and Eason when police moved in and arrested the group, Leyton said.
The driver of the vehicle will not be charged and another person's involvement is still being investigated, Leyton said.
Riselay turned himself in Monday night after police identified him as a person of interest in the case and released photos of him to media outlets.
Mills' brother said Wednesday that the victim was an exceedingly kind person who likely would have given the suspects her car if they had asked.
"Why they had to kill her I have no idea," said her brother Jack Wiman, 62, who lives in Pennsylvania. "If they wanted the car, she would have given it to him. It's just totally senseless."
He said he hopes those responsible for his sister's death suffer in prison.
just a really great person," said the victim's neice Nicole Mills, 26. "She was 100
percent selfless. She genuinely cared about people. She was the
of a good Samaritan."
Leslie Mills' funeral is scheduled for Friday, 2 p.m., at Swartz Funeral Home, 1225 West Hill Road.
Flint Journal reporter David Harris contributed to this report.


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LAKE PLACID - Police and volunteers will go door-to-door through the village today as the search for Seth A. Kilburn continues.
Police Chief Bill Moore told the Enterprise this morning that nine teams have been assembled to search village neighborhoods, beginning in the area where Kilburn was last seen.
"Each team will have a uniformed police officer with them, and they'll be going on a door-to-door search, basically handing the person a flyer and asking if they don't mind if we search their property," Moore said. "We'll be all over in and around the village of Lake Placid and some places in the town of North Elba."
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Lake Placid's Power Pond was drained Thursday to make it easier for search parties looking for Seth A. Kilburn, who has been missing since early Sunday morning.
(Photo — John Eldridge)
Seth A. Kilburn, 34, of Lake Placid, is a white male, about 5 feet, 11 inches tall, weighing 195 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a blue and white striped polo shirt and tan or khaki colored shorts. He also wears glasses.
On Thursday, eight crews of four to seven people were out searching for the 34-year-old Lake Placid man. They covered several different areas, including Power Pond, Sentinel Road, River Road and trails near the Lake Placid Club Golf Course, the Lake Placid Cemetery and Cascade Acres trailer park.
Kilburn was reported missing by his parents early Monday morning. He had been with friends at Wiseguys bar on School Street and left sometime between 12:30 and 1 a.m.
The last confirmed sighting of Kilburn was shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday on Sentinel Road near Lisa G's restaurant. Police said he was walking in the direction of the Olympic Ski Jumping Complex.
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Seth A. Kilburn, 34, of Lake Placid, is a white male, about 5 feet, 11 inches tall, weighing 195 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a blue and white striped polo shirt and tan or khaki colored shorts. He also wears glasses.
Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts is asked to contact police at 518-523-3306, or Tony and Celeste Kilburn at 518-523-9716.
Members of the state police Mobile Response Team joined the search on Thursday, as well as several investigators from the state police Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Moore said MRT personnel are searching some of the more difficult terrain.
"What we call a Type 3 search," he said Thursday, "which is something where you could find a pair of glasses or some small item: It's a very meticulous search.
"We've got a lot of assistance from the forest rangers again today," the chief added. "I think we have four or five rangers assigned to us today. They've been assisting different crews with different search areas."
Lake Placid Fire Driver Matt Colby said this morning that the Adirondack Technical Task Force, based in Saranac, will be in the area today to help out. They'll use underwater cameras to search Upper Mill Pond, Colby said.
Moore said three BCI investigators were reviewing videos from surveillance cameras around the community to try to establish more leads. Village police had already looked at videos, Moore said, but to no avail. He said there's been no activity on Kilburn's credit card, and he didn't own a cell phone.
"Unfortunately we haven't had any solid leads," Moore said. "He just vanished on Saturday night or Sunday morning."
At this point police don't believe foul play is involved in Kilburn's disappearance.
Moore asked the public to check places that haven't been searched and to report anything unusual to police.
"Your campers, your outbuildings," he said, "any caretakers: check your vacant properties. Check your vacation rentals. And look around in those backyards that you normally wouldn't, in places you normally wouldn't. The possibility exists that he may have stumbled in a hole, broke an ankle - we don't know."
A command post has been established at the Lake Placid fire station. Volunteers who want to help with the search are asked to check in there.


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Green River, Olympic College rivals unite in Kitsap dugout
On the state baseball map, Silverdale is proving the middle ground between Bremerton's Olympic College and Auburn's Green River Community College.
Kitsap BlueJackets head coach Matt Acker, also the coach at Green River, and OC's Ryan Parker, a first-year Jackets assistant, have gone from facing each other in opposing dugouts, to literally facing each other on opposite baselines, as the collegiate competitors have now teamed up with one goal in mind: Winning.
Acker approached Parker this offseason about joining the team's staff.
"I was surprised," Parker said. "Last I'd heard, I figured they had all their staff in place."
But thanks to NCAA regulations preventing the return of former Kitsap coach Joe Dominiak, formerly the head coach at Saint Martin's University in Lacey, a spot became open.
With the two coaches facing off each year during the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges' preseason, Acker and Parker became familiar with one another through competing during school ball.
"We got to know each other a little bit," Acker said. "I like him. Not only do we have a good professional relationship, but I actually liked him and enjoyed talking to him."
The fit has many parallels that go beyond each coach's personal characteristics. When Acker began at Green River in 2002, the Gators were coming off their second-straight sub-.500 season. In his first year, GRCC finished just 11-28 overall. But slowly, Acker turned the Gators' program around, culminating in 2007's 34-18 record, taking third at the NWAACC Tournament.
"We've got very similar situations," Acker said.
Parker took over an OC team two seasons ago that went just 6-34. In 2007, his first year, things were even bleaker, with the team going a dismal 2-45-1.
But this year, however, thanks to hard recruiting and a lot of dedication by all OC's coaches, the team showed the biggest single-season turnaround in school history, wrapping up a 16-29 record. Parker was even named the school's Co-Coach of the Year.
"We had the biggest turnaround in 61 years (in the NWAACC) — in the history of the school," Parker said. "That was big for us."
It was that kind of turnaround that caught Acker's eye when GR and OC would play.
"They were absolutely a different team than we faced in the first year," Acker said. "He's doing a great job. His whole coaching staff does a great job."
So who better for Parker to learn from during the summer season than a coach whose been through almost the exact same thing?
"That's a big part of me wanting to do this," Parker said. "It's an opportunity for me to come in and learn. I'm learning from coach Acker and (assistant coach Scott) Colby, even the players and the different things they do in their programs."
Parker is a lot more than a wallflower, however.
"It made sense," Acker said. "He says all the time, 'I'm here to learn.' But he knows the game. I knew I wasn't getting some rookie."
The opportunity has allowed Acker and his staff to learn a lot too.
"He's asked quite a few questions, which I appreciate," Acker said. "I go by the philosophy if you're teaching, you learn. We want to learn too. He does things in an entirely different way than any of the other coaches we've had here. It's different. It's good to see.
"I wouldn't call us oil and water, but we're different."
Parker said he's been able to take much from Acker, from in-game situations to program building.
"There's been a lot so far," Parker said. "A lot too is we'll come across situations in one of the games or off the field and he'll say, 'Here's how I handled it at Green River.' He's willing to offer his knowledge and advice to me. I'm very grateful for that."
So far, the friendly spring rivalry's gone Acker's way more often than not.
"The first year, he got us twice," Parker said of falling to the Gators. "This year, we got them one time. My goal is to even the series this year, if not go ahead with it."
But now, having coached together, the early season series between the Gators and Rangers will take on a new meaning.
"I think knowing each other and knowing each other's philosophies it'll make things a lot more interesting," Parker said.
"I think with all coaches it's kind of a chess game," Acker added. "I think there'll be a little bit of that. He's got an idea of what my style is gonna be. And I've got an idea of what his style is."
But still, the preseason is primarily for figuring out line-ups and exactly what a team has.
"Do I want to kick their butt? Absolutely," Acker said. "But I've got a plan (for Green River)."
While the early results for OC with Parker at the helm have been encouraging, Parker said he knows they're far from done.
"My hope is we can continue to build every year," he said. "With the recruiting class coming in and the group we have coming back, I think we're gonna make improvements."
And that all starts with recruiting.
"When we took over we knew we'd have trouble getting local kids to stay here because of how bad it was," he said. "So it's worked out well for us really. That's what happens when you find small-town kids. The main thing is establishing those relationships outside the area."
Pirates top Jackets in 11 innings
It took 11 innings, but a WCCBL team finally slowed down the Kitsap BlueJackets.
Moses Lake beat Kitsap 5-4 Wednesday in 11 innings, handing the Jackets (9-8) just their second loss in the past 11 contests.
Errors didn't help, as the BlueJackets committed five errors in the loss. The team remains in a tie with Bend (Ore.) for second place in the West Division.
Before the loss, Kitsap kept right on swinging Tuesday, dropping the Pirates 4-2 at Lobe Fields at the Fairgrounds. Kitsap topped Bend 14-4 Sunday and 13-12 Saturday after falling in last Friday's opener, 9-8.
"I thought we had a pretty good-hitting team coming (into the season)," Acker said. "The hitting in this league is up tremendously."
Tuesday, things got started early as Kyle Baskett slapped a single to right field. Doug Buser followed that up with another base hit, then Brandon Decker singled to load the bases.
After Central Kitsap grad Aaron Johnson struck out, first baseman Bucky Aona hit a grounder to score Baskett. With two outs, it seemed like that would be all Kitsap would get. But catcher Lawson Hipps drove a double deep to left-center field scoring Buser and Decker. Keegan McCamment then doubled Hipps before Justin Shultz popped out to end the frame.
Trey Watt was on fire on the hill for Kitsap, allowing just one run on five hits in seven innings, pitching himself out of some jams thanks to four walks.
Connor Whalen picked up his second save of the season, closing the door in the ninth in place of Ian Opsal, who allowed a runner on an error and walked a batter.
"The first game of the series is very important," Acker said of the win. "It sets the tone."
In Wednesday's loss, the Jackets made a late run before running out of time. After Moses Lake scored two runs in the top of the 11th to take a 5-3 lead, Kitsap's Brian Heere and Hipps drew walks around a Shultz pop out. Jordan Shadle then singled to load the bases. Cody Bartlett then grounded out for the second out in the frame before Doug Buser reached on Bend's only error, scoring Heere. But Decker couldn't keep it going, striking out to end the rally.
Kitsap played Moses Lake again Thursday before hosting Kelowna (British Columbia) last night. Results of those games were unavailable at press time. Kitsap hosts Kelowna again today at 7 p.m.
Also: Kitsap outfielder Kyle Baskett was named the WCCBL Player of the Week after hitting 10 for 23 with 11 runs, five doubles, three stolen bases and seven RBI last week, helping the Jackets go 5-1 during that span. He's hitting .333 for the season now.
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Elvia Ardalani, EdD Texas A&I University, es profesora asistente en el Departamento de Lenguas Modernas y Literaturas. Entre sus libros publi-cados se incluyen los siguientes poe-marios: Miércoles de Ceniza (Migual Ángel Porrúa, 2007), De cruz y media luna/ From Cross and Crescent Moon, Ed.Bilingüe (Claves Latinoamericanas, 2006), Y comerás del pan sentado junto al fuego (Claves Latinoamericanas, 2002), De cruz y media luna (Tierra de libros, 1996) y Por recuerdos viejos, por esos recuerdos (1989). Su obra ha aparecido en distintas revistas, entre ellas Isla Negra, Perito y Sinalefa. Es corresponsal de la revista española Alborada/Goizaldia y editora de la revista virtual El Collar de la Paloma. Recientemente se ha iniciado en el campo de la traducción literaria y la novela. Pertenece al cuerpo editorial de la revista Céfiro, Hipertexto y de la editorial universitaria UT-Pan American Press.
Dr. Jean Braithwaite, Assistant Professor, has published creative nonfiction and fiction in The Sun, The New York Times, Bayou, The Mochila Review, and elsewhere. She received a PhD in English/Creative Writing from the University of Missouri-Columbia and an MA in linguistics from Stanford. Her interests include: literary nonfiction, graphic literature, science writing, science fiction, and narratology/linguistics. Several chapters from her book manuscript FAT: The Story of My Life with My Body have been published so far.
David Bennett Carren, Associate Professor, earned his Bachelor in Journalism at the University of Texas and his Master in Fine Arts at Spalding University. He has written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including Star Trek, Stargate, Murder, She Wrote, Diagnosis Murder, and Walker, Texas Ranger and his work on the series Capitol earned him a Writers Guild Award Nomination. His one act play Comments was produced at the Back Alley Theater in Los Angeles and was a winning entrant in STC's Annual Spring Play Writing Con-test. As part of the 2008 Summer I P.A.S.T. program, he directed and co-wrote (with Dr. Jack Stanley) The Red Queen, a feature film starring Valente Rodriquez. Its screenplay also won second place in the 2008 UFVA scriptwriting Competition. He currently has feature projects under option at 2D Films and Quixote Productions.
Emmy Pérez, Assistant Professor, is the author of a poetry collection, Solstice (Swan Scythe Press, 2003). A graduate of Columbia University's M.F.A. program, she has received poetry fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. Her work has appeared in North American Review, Prairie Schooner, Notre Dame Review, New York Quarterly, Crab Orchard Review, Indiana Review, The Laurel Review, Karavan (translated into Swedish), and other publications. She is interested in service learning and has also taught creative writing in detention centers in New Mexico and Texas for incarcerated women and young adults.
Dr. Steven Schneider is Professor at the University of Texas Pan-American. Dr. Schneider earned both his Ph.D. and M.F.A. degrees from the University of Iowa. His poems and essays have been published in national and international journals, including Critical Quarterly, Prairie Schooner, Tikkun, The Literary Review, The Alabama Review, and The Beloit Poetry Journal. He is the author of several books, including a chapbook of poems entitled Prairie Air Show (2000, Hurakan Press), a scholarly book entitled A.R. Ammons and the Poetics of Widening Scope (1994, Farleigh Dickinson University Press), and he is the editor of Complexities of Motion: New Essays on A.R. Ammons's Long Poems (1999, Farleigh Dickinson University Press). He is a winner of the Anna Davidson Rosenberg Award for Poetry and a Nebraska Arts Council Fellowship.
Jose Skinner's Flight and Other Stories was a finalist for the Western States Book Award for Fiction and a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection. He worked as an English/Spanish translator and interpreter before earning his M.F.A. at the Iowa Writers' Workshop. He has published in Quarterly West, Colorado Review, Boulevard, Western Humanities Review, Puerto del Sol, Other Voices, Bilingual Review, and many other literary journals.
Dr. Phil Zwerling, Assistant Professor, holds a PhD in dramatic art from the University of California at Santa Barbara and an MFA in creative writing from the University of New Orleans. He is the author of Nicaragua: A New Kind of Revolution (Chicago Review Press, 1985) and After School Theatre Programs and At Risk Teenagers (MacFarland and Co., 2008). He is also the author of several plays that have been produced throughout the country. His areas of specialization include playwriting, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, and travel writing.


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Poppy Girl to place wreath at Bayview Cemetery
One of the most important jobs on Memorial Day since the 1920s is that of the Poppy Girl.
Across the country, these young ladies will be placing poppy wreaths on cemeteries this Monday paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the wars of the past and present.
South Whidbeys Poppy Girl this year is Lakota Clarkson.
Lakota is 10 and is a junior member of the American Legion Auxiliary. Her grandmother, Diane Curtis, is a Post 141 Ladies Auxiliary member as well.
She will be placing the poppy wreath at the Bayview Cemetery during the Memorial Day service on Monday.
Lakota is excited about performing her duty. Wearing a nice dress and getting her picture in the paper are pretty cool, she said, but she knows exactly why she is doing it.
Its for the veterans, she said. My great grandpa Fred was in the service.
The auxiliary will be distributing poppies and collecting donations in various South Whidbey locations, including the American Legion Post on Highway 525 just south of Bayview Road. There will be a poppy distribution table with American Legion volunteers this weekend at Caseys Red Apple at Bayview.
The American Legion Auxiliary memorial poppy is a symbol of the price of war and the sacrifice the Armed Forces have made to preserve freedom. It honors past and current American service members, said Sue Koleada, of the Post 141 Ladies Auxiliary and coordinator of the poppy event.
The poppy also honors the hospitalized and disabled veterans who make these handcrafted flowers. The poppy continues to provide a financial and therapeutic benefit to those veterans who construct them, as well as benefiting other veterans and their families by the revenues collected from poppy distribution.
Thank you in advance for your generosity and support of our veterans programs, Koleada said.
The Post 141 Ladies Auxiliary is asking every American to wear a poppy on the observance of Memorial Day this Monday, as well as this weekend.
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"The goal is to use lean thinking as a uniform business system for improving all aspects of what we deliver to our customers in all three of our key components," said Dr. Jack Billi, associate vice president for medical affairs at the University of Michigan and an associate dean at U-M's medical school.
As a result, the health system's lean conversion focuses on its clinical services, education and research. Combined, improvements in those three areas yield the best outcome for U-M's patients.
1. Overproduction and production of unwanted products.
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Source: U-M Michigan Quality System Mission; on the Web at http://www.med.umich.edu/mqs/
But how that happens can be a result of how it's always happened - and not necessarily the best way.
Health care reform is a national mission now, where debate struggles under the enormity of the issue. The U-M system has its own enormity and struggles with scaling improvements across departments.
That's why aligning the mission to forge improvements across stakeholder groups and under the accepted "lean" standards gives it the authority to do the job and the credibility to pull people in, Billi said.
"(Our goal) is to use lean thinking as a business strategy for how we will accomplish ... the best quality, highest safety, most efficient, most appropriate and best customer service that we can," he said.
• This story appears in the July 30 edition of Health Michigan.
Lean thinking touched U-M in the 1980s and 1990s, Billi said, but it's been most active since about 2004, when it was chosen as the overarching strategy to tie the system's improvement goals together. U-M is one of about a dozen hospitals in the U.S. totally committed to the lean movement - including Saint Mary's in Grand Rapids - while many more are adopting aspects of it.
At U-M, a prioritization committee of top hospital leaders and employees from throughout the ranks determine what project will be tackled. About eight lean facilitators and 25 area coaches are "helping to guide transformation," Billi said.
General Motors Corp. even loaned experts to the cause, he added.
Early efforts found that engaging front-line workers helped solve the smattering of problems that could be identified. As the effort progressed, participants considered inpatient services, operating rooms and ambulatory care areas for transformation.
"We now have folks working on using principles of lean thinking in many, many different areas," Billi said.
One area of success came at MedSport, where appointments used to take 23 days due to numerous steps the staff had to take. After undergoing scrutiny of the lean principles, that days-long effort was reduced to 2.5 minutes and one phone call for patients.
"This is all about empowering people on the front line - to do the work the way they think it's best," Billi said.
It's based on the assumption that the way you do work today is simply the way the work evolved, he continued.
"That almost always involved lots of processes that were added on in response to some problem that came up in the past. As a result we don't take a step back and think: What is the purpose of that process?"
Reaching for change and considering areas that may benefit most from it is an ongoing process, Billi said.
As more lean principles are utilized, more people in the system understand the value and support the effort, he said.
"It's very much a work in progress," Billi said. "I think it will be an evolution for the rest of our time... The key is doing it consistently across the organization. We're well on our way."


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Michigan State quarterback Andrew Maxwell has seen two of the best defenses in college football over his three years of experience with the Spartans, and both left lasting impressions.
Maxwell will watch Monday night's BCS National Championship Game between Alabama (12-1) and Notre Dame (12-0) at 8:30 p.m. through the eyes of a quarterback, albeit, from the comforts of his recliner.
While Maxwell's time on the field against the Crimson Tide in the 2011 Capital One Bowl consisted of mop-up duty in Alabama's 49-7 victory, the Michigan State QB remembers his month of preparation and the essence of Nick Saban's scheme.
"He has a lot of concepts that come from the NFL,'' said Maxwell, who was 2-of-6 passing for 43 yards against the Tide, while also suffering an 8-yard sack.
"Alabama does some similar stuff as TCU (Michigan State's bowl opponent on Dec. 29), playing zone with the guys on one side of the field, and then on the back side manning up. A lot of post-snap adjustments happen.''
Maxwell said the Tide's secondary makes many adjustments on the fly, and it's very difficult for the quarterback to anticipate which adjustments will be made when.
"Their corners and safeties are working together, and it all depends on the releases of the receivers, depending on if it's an inside release or an outside release, and that will determine if they stay in their zone or end up manning up,'' he said. "You have so many options, and once the ball is snapped, they analyze what's happening with the receivers, and what their defense evolves into.''
Maxwell's experience against Notre Dame is more recent, and he had considerably more time to pore over hours of film study after the Irish held him to 23-of-45 passing for 187 yards — and four sacks.
"Notre Dame's front seven is so good, and so effective, they don't have to do a lot of blitzing or funky stuff, they can line up and play you straight up,'' Maxwell said, reflecting on a 20-3 loss in East Lansing that was considered an upset at the time. "They rely on their power, their strength and their size to beat you.''
Maxwell said the first key to the game will be to see if Alabama can get its vaunted rushing attack on track.
"If Alabama can establish the run early and get that going, it will force Notre Dame to get some extra linebackers involved, then when you do that you take them out of what they like to do on the back end,'' Maxwell said. "What they like to do is play that Cover 2 (two safeties playing deep zones), and they count on their linebackers — who are extremely athletic — to take away all of the intermediate (pass) stuff.
"So if you can get those guys closer to the line of scrimmage, that's going to open up some things for their receivers.''
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On the bus to a nationally televised game, Chuck Kyle was worried about a technical glitch that would keep the St. Ignatius High School football coach from using headsets.
Dale Polick, an assistant coach, told Kyle from behind, "We figured out how we can communicate." Kyle turned to see two Dixie cups linked by string.
Polick, also head wrestling coach and chairman of health and physical education, died Tuesday, Jan. 26, at the Cleveland Clinic. He'd kept his cancer secret from colleagues as long as he could.
"He carried his pain so we wouldn't have to," said a colleague, Holly Woytek.
Polick was raised in Parma and taught and coached at Akron Manchester, Padua Franciscan and Holy Name high schools. He moved to Ignatius in 1990 and coached several state championship wrestlers there. His classroom lessons included the Heimlich maneuver, and one student used it to save another's life in the cafeteria.
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