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Claiming that their pay still lingers below a competitive standard, bus drivers and attendants with the Jefferson Parish public school system are seeking a salary increase, even as the district faces impending budget woes and a probable shortfall in revenue.
The pay proposal, presented to board members at a committee meeting this week, seeks to boost those at the bottom of the scale by enacting a 5 percent raise for drivers earning less than $40,000 annually in base pay and mileage. It also requests a 5 percent raise for attendants, who monitor activity on the bus and help students get on and off safely.
"The goal at the end of the day is to make these positions more attractive and stable, " said Helene O'Brien, president of the local Service Employees International Union, which includes bus drivers. "We're not looking to raise the whole scale. But I think the overwhelming majority makes a small amount of money."
In addition to the raise, the proposal seeks an annual $500 subsidy for insurance costs, as well as up to $2,500 in incentives for all drivers who are beginning the process of buying a bus.
Under the proposed plan, an entry-level bus driver's annual salary would go from $20,062 to $21,651. A bus attendant who works up to 19 hours a week would see a yearly salary jump from $9,991 to $10,491.
Board member Ray St. Pierre, who heads the transportation committee, started the meeting by recounting a dismal list of budget projections for the district, including lower-than-expected sales tax collections.
The district could expect a significant shortfall -- as much as $25 million, St. Pierre said -- which likely means dipping into a reserve fund to balance the budget.
Transportation officials with the school system also presented a cost breakdown of bus driver salaries and benefits to the district. On average, the district paid about $55,000 to each driver who owns his own vehicle, a figure that factors in the costs for various retirement and health benefits, officials said.
But O'Brien said that the average was misleading due to a handful of outliers: about 20 drivers, who are able to make significantly more because of seniority and by taking on extra trips, which translates to additional money in the form of mileage.
St. Pierre said that his initial impressions of the request were not promising, considering the board's tenuous economic situation. But he said he would prefer to wait for more information before making a final decision.
" 'Til our financial people put down what that would cost us, it's very difficult to say if it's feasible or not, " he said.
Meanwhile, board member Cedric Floyd voiced his support at the meeting, citing the fact that his father also was a bus driver.
"I'll do what I can to see that the board can fit you into any increase we can do, " he said. "I'll be on the forefront of that."
St. Pierre has turned over the proposal to the district's financial officials, who will assess the financial impact of the pay raises and report back to the board and the superintendent.
Bus drivers last received a pay raise in 2006, for an additional $7,500. The agreement also included up to $7,100 in fuel.
Unlike the Jefferson Federation of Teachers, the service union is not formally recognized by the School Board. Still, O'Brien took an optimistic view of the meeting's outcome.
"I don't think it went terribly, " she said. "It's all progress."
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It's 6 p.m. and while the D.C. Superior Court is mostly out of session for the day, there is a crowd of men waiting to get through security. No, these men don't have cases going before the after-hours judge; instead they are members of work crews reporting for the night shift.
As the men head to their work sites in the building, it appears that all of the men are Latino and, from the looks of their travel gear, don't live in the District. A random survey of members of these after-hours workers reveals four are from Maryland, one from Virginia. This is not an unusual scene in the District. In fact, it's repeated nightly in virtually every D.C. government building.
While the District spends hundreds of millions annually on capital improvement projects and maintenance services, a D.C council hearing last week revealed only a sliver of these funds are paid to contractors and workers who live in D.C.
Correction of this imbalance was the purpose of the roundtable convened earlier this month by At-Large DC Council Member Vincent B. Orange (D). For nearly nine hours on Dec. 8, Orange quizzed the top brass of each District agency on their efforts to spend more of D.C.'s $10 billion budget with local small businesses.
A 2005 District law requires each local agency to spend 50 percent of its expendable, or discretionary, budget on D.C.-based certified small business enterprises (CSBE). According to Orange and his staff, in recent years, local small business contracting has apparently been less important than getting projects done "fast."
This claim is borne out by the findings of D.C. Auditor Yolanda Branche whose office examined local spending of the 75 District agencies with procurement authority. For fiscal year 2010, while D.C. agencies were required to spend at least $221 million with CSBEs, they managed to meet only $103 million of their goal, shorting local businesses by $118 million in contracting revenue.
Branche attributed this shortage to the last administration's failure to "[E]nsure that agency SBE goals were accurately and promptly established and submit required expenditure reports to assess compliance." Specifically, of the agencies that bothered to report their 2010 local small business contracting numbers, only 19 met the 50 percent spending mark as required by law, noted Branche.
During the first months of Mayor Vincent Gray's administration, Branche reported there was no improvement in spending by CSBEs, in fact, it has worsened. While the data on fiscal year 2011 has not been finalized, out of the approximately $270 million spending requirement for the entire year, only $50 million was spent with certified local businesses in the first nine months, according to Branche, who reports to the D.C.Council, not the mayor.
"It was extremely important for District of Columbia begin to circulate its dollars in the District of Columbia," Orange said. "By circulating those dollars, we're able to get back corporate franchise taxes. If our businesses hire D.C. residents, we can get employment taxes and we're putting people to work. It is incumbent that District agency leaders do their part in meeting their CSBE compliance obligations."

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Star Sophomores: Duke Johnson vs. Shadrach Thornton
Both Duke Johnson of Miami and N.C. State's Shadrach Thornton had solid freshman campaigns last season. Johnson wowed fans with his 135 yard performance in his first game. Thornton also shined in his first college game. The 6-foot-1 running back ran for 145 yards and two touchdowns against The Citadel.
Thornton and Johnson both split time in the backfield and played similar roles for their respective teams. Johnson walked away from the season as the ACC freshman of the year in both the media and coaches polls. Thornton may not have had the accolades like Johnson, but he was a star in his own right.
The two face greater expectations as sophomores. Who will live up to them best?
The Case For Duke Johnson
Now that Mike James is out of the picture, Johnson will have a greater role in the Hurricanes offense. That bodes well for his potential to use his speed for big plays.
Reports say Johnson also added 10-plus pounds of muscle during the offseason. He is the smaller of the two backs at only 5-foot-9 and 180 pounds. The added pounds will be helpful if Al Golden plans to increase his third-down usage. Johnson was only utilized as a rusher three times in situations where the Hurricanes face third or fourth down and less than six — his counterpart, Thornton, only had 18 such rushes. That number likely will increase this season.
The extra body mass is good, but Johnson's biggest weapon is the Hurricanes' offensive line. Miami's entire offensive line will be back for the 2013 season. Not only is the line experienced, they are talented. Each member of the line has the ability to dominate their position, especially Sentrel Henderson and Brandon Linder.
The Case For Shadrach Thornton
Thornton will still be forced to split carries with running back Tony Creecy, but that doesn't mean his production will suffer. New head coach Dave Doeren is fond of Thornton and will like to utilize him more in his up-tempo offense.
Also working in Thornton's favor is the lack of depth behind he and Creecy. The depth chart at running back is full of new signees. Doeren has said N.C. State will use multiple-back formations.
Thornton has the potential to be a 1,000-yard rusher if he gets enough carries. At times last season N.C. State relied on the pass and forgot about the run game. This season, with Mike Glennon gone, the chances of that happening are slimmer.
The Winner: Duke Johnson
Johnson is too talented. Johnson's vision and hard-running style give him the edge. He was already tough to bring down before he put on extra pounds, and now the task of stopping him will be more difficult.
Thornton will be running behind an offensive line that has to replace three seniors and learn a new offensive scheme. Johnson may have one of the best lines in the ACC.
Not only can he avoid the sophomore slump, some are saying he has the potential to be a Heisman candidate. If he continues to run the way he did in his freshman campaign he will find himself in the Heisman talks.


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Whilst most footballers choose to surround themselves with beautiful women, Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong decided to spend some intimate time in a hot tub with his team-mates Carl Jenkinson and Jack Wilshere.
And whilst the footie stars were all smiles in the picture, their fans seemed a bit confused by the threesome, tweeting
Meanwhile at Arsenal… http://t.co/dhSRC7Hk
— Conor Knowles (@CJKnowles_MCFC) April 14, 2012
Jack Wilshire does judging by his face…. RT @Frimpong26AFC: Dench Party at my house who's coming http://t.co/R9jmM4B5
— Pablo El Diablo (@semtex_elvis) April 12, 2012
More like a #LeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaveIt party! #BareSausage "@Frimpong26AFC: Dench Party at my house who's coming http://t.co/JZfko3vd"
— Lethal Bizzle (@LethalBizzle) April 13, 2012
Now even though there's nothing wrong with getting into a hot tub with your mates, we're not sure advertising a party with a photo of three men in a hot tub is the best way to go about it.


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A Rhode Island man operating a powered paraglider off Plum Island Saturday afternoon died after crashing into the water, Newburyport police said.
"We don't know the particulars, if he had a mechanical problem or just went down," Newburyport Lt. Richard Thurlow said.
It was 28 degrees outside at the time, and the water off Plum Island's coast was a numbing 38 degrees. Aldaro Etcheverry, 49, of Smithfield, R.I., was wearing jeans and a winter coat but no life jacket, officials said.
Plum Island resident Dorothy Davis spotted the paraglider on her way home.
"The person in the glider came across again toward the waters and came very low," she said. "It's tragic. It's a sad, sad thing."
Newburyport police say two of the man's friends tried to go into the water to save him, but retreated because of the cold.
The crew of a 47-foot Coast Guard boat recovered him and brought him to shore. He was pronounced dead at Anna Jaques Hospital.


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AM 54, WR 28 - End 3rd: Tonner Jackson is able to cash in a three, But Andoh is able to respond quickly in the paint with two of his own... Jackson won't be outdone, and he drills another 3.... Nice offense, but a little late for WR... As time winds down, Doppenberg commits the foul out top... AM works it for the final shot... almost loses it out top to Doppenburg before a travel call turns the ball over to WR... Doppenburg will try to set up the team for a final shot, but it's a wasted possession and the WR coach looks dejected... Doppenburg can only say, "No one was even moving.. What do you want me to do?"... Not a good sign for this squad.
AM 50, WR 22 - 2:04, 3rd: McLean comes back into the game for WR, and not a moment too soon. Looks like WR is starting to realize this game is out of reach. Even when AM misses, they manage to get o-boards with the greatest of ease. This WR team needs to box out better... and that's an understatement. Tonner Jackson throws it away and is furious with his teammate as he told him where to go and the recipient of his pass just didn't make a good enough effort to receive it. Chiverton bangs another jumper, and then WR turns it over again. McLean battles Caloiaro for a rebound, and loses that battle... Alex Morrison snares a rebound, but Caloiaro rips it away from him... Shot misses, and Morrison controls better this time.
AM 47, WR 20 - 4:44, 3rd: Things keep getting worse for WR... They try to set up a play, but AM is suffocating on defense and force them into a backcourt violation.. Drew Gordon scores from close range on the ensuing possession.
AM 44, WR 20 - 5:49, 3rd: Chiverton comes out strong again, and his drive to the hoop doesn't get a bucket, but it will get him 2 shots at the line... he goes 1 for 2, and the WR coach is again frustrated with his team's execution, or lack thereof. After another WR miss, Drew Gordon gets the ball right under the bucket, and jams it home for 2. He is having a great game, and you get the feeling that if he really wanted to turn it on, he could be doing even more out there.


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Mediterranean journey continues: Smooth sailing
As the first portion of our journey comes to a close, I am happy to report that our errant bag misplaced by Delta Airlines finally arrived after taking a three-day side trip to Vienna, Austria.
I have now been made whole and can dress appropriately.
Venice, Verona and Vicenza have produced some great memories and enjoyable experiences. If I had to summarize the best of each, it would be as follows:
Verona: An elegant city with a rich and colorful history. The ancient arena and walled city highlighted by the Hapsburg fortress is very impressive and makes this city a great destination.
Vicenza: The 15th century Teatro Olympico is fascinating with its ornate sculpture, design and construction. The Teatro was the opening stage for Oedipus Rex to 3,000 Romans in 1580. It is so overwhelming in its construction and beauty. I would strongly suggest this as a side trip on your visit to Venice.
Venice: Everything about Venice is so unique that it is a place you have to visit to appreciate. After boarding the Celebrity Millennium and sailing out through the Bella Giudecca Canal to where it joins the Grand Canal and into the Bacino di San Marco, the views of the city are outstanding and it is probably one of the most unique sail-aways you will ever experience. This view of Venice and all its surrounding islands can only be seen from the decks of a cruise ship or from the air. It is picturesque and truly one of the world's great cities.
As we sail southeast across the Adriatic Sea, we find our accommodations on the Millennium quite comfortable and well situated. We are in a stateroom with a private veranda, which always adds a lot to the cruise experience and something we always recommend to others.
The next morning we arrived in Dubrovnik, Croatia. As we sail into the harbor, you are struck by the varied landscape that includes beaches, bays and soaring cliffs in this mountainous region. Known as the Queen of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik is renowned as the most flawlessly preserved medieval city in Croatia, unmatched anywhere in its medieval and Renaissance architecture.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its magnificent stone walls, monasteries and palaces make it a living monument to its days as an affluent merchant state and give you the experience of the medieval world of Stari Grad. A pair of massive stone walls 6,364 feet in length built between the 8th and 16th centuries encircles Dubrovnik.
In 1667, a great earthquake nearly destroyed the city and killed many of its inhabitants. The city rebounded and prospered during the Napoleonic Wars as a major trading center. Dubrovnik boasted one of the worlds premier merchant navies with over 200 ships in its fleet. The walled city has a unique character with its flat main street with steep stairways going up to the residential areas. It is very picturesque. Dubrovnik is famous for inventing the mens necktie and is also the origin of Dalmatian dogs, bred and raised by the ancient Dali mates.
We took a Panoramic Dubrovnik and City Tour, which I would highly recommend. The tour takes you high up onto the mountainside where you get a stunning view of the city and its surroundings as well as the bay. It is breathtaking. The tour was very informative and helped us learn a lot about the history and culture of the city as well as the sad side of the struggle against Serbian aggression where severe damage was inflicted on the city during 1991 and 1992.
Dubrovnik rates a solid number 1 as a place to visit in my opinion. Our next stop takes us into the Aegean Sea to Santorini Greece.
Not only is Santorini (also called Thera) one of the most beautiful islands in the world, it is also geologically and archaeologically one of the most dramatic. The island is shaped like an enormous pair of jaws encircling a lake filled with pure blue water. The lake is the core of an ancient volcano which, according to legend, destroyed the lost continent of Atlantis when it erupted over 3,600 years ago. The volcano is still active and you have outstanding views of the caldera from the city.
Santorinis two towns, Fira and Oia (Ia) are precariously perched on the cliff tops at the highest part of the island. The 600 plus steps up to Fira can be physically challenging but if you prefer you can go up and down on donkey back or cable car. Santorini was first settled around 3000 B.C. and became the site of important civilization around 2000 B.C. That civilization disappeared after a massive eruption of the volcano and around 1000 B.C. the Phoenicians resettled it as a Dorian colony. Santorini is well known for its spectacular sunsets and the black sand on its beaches. The narrow and steep cobblestone streets are lined with merchants specializing in gold jewelry, artwork incredibly beautiful orthodox cathedrals.
While each of the ports I have described to you are fascinating and beautiful, I should caution you they are not well suited for those with mobility impairments. The cobblestone streets, steep stairs, bridges and other obstacles could be quite challenging.
Next stop coming up is Athens. Ill continue our adventure next week.
Jerry Vaughn is president of World Voyager Vacations in Federal Way and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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With a stay at Puri Dalem Sanur Hotel in Denpasar (Sanur), you'll be minutes from Matahari Terbit Beach and Le Mayeur Museum. This family-friendly resort is within close proximity of Bali Beach Golf Course and Sanur Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 42 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 21-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature rainfall showerheads and spring water baths.
Pamper yourself with onsite massages or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this Art Deco resort include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and complimentary babysitting/childcare. The complimentary shuttle will take you to the nearby beach or shopping center.
Grab a bite to eat at the resort's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held daily. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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The apartment is also located only 100 meters from what is considered the longest shopping street in Europe, Corso Buenos Aires, where you will find crowds of tourists looking for shopping.
Surrounded by lots of restaurants of all cuisines in the world the building is Old Milan style.
If you're an opera lover ...... only 3 metro stations away you will find the Temple of Opera: the Teatro alla Scala
The apartment is easily accessible from Central Station
Milan is known worldwide as the capital of fashion and design - from this apartment you can easily reach those that are considered the finest boutiques in the world.
Milan is also considered one of the three gastronomic capitals of the world together with New York and Paris. Find out why a few steps from the apartment
The studio is equipped with a comfortable sofa bed 140x200
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in case of difference need we can arrange other check-in check-out times
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For check-in later than 8.00pm an extra 10 euros fee will be charged
CHECK-IN: pick up of the keys by our office at the Central Station (where trains and buses from every Milan airport arrive)
CHECK-OUT: very easy, just leave the keys inside the apartment (no need to come back to our office)
We remind our guests the need to pay the city tax upon arrival: 2 euros per guest per night
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Filiberto's (Milan Rental's) apartment, Galeazzo, was really nice. It was a big, well located apartment with high ceilings and all necessary facilities. It was clean and comfortable. The apartment complex was safe and secure, and easily reachable by tram and bus, being very close to Navigli (canals, bars and restaurants, nightlife).
When we arrived at Milan central station from Malpensa airport, we could locate Filiberto's office easily as he had sent a map beforehand. Although it was a Saturday, his colleague Marcello was waiting in the office for us to arrive. Marcello gave us the keys to the apartment along with instructions and a map of Milan. It was easy to find the apartment from there on.
Overall, it was a nice experience and I would recommend Galeazzo to anyone wanting to stay near the canals (Navigli).
Apartment was clean and neat. Next 2 min walking to pt Venezia station..which bring you direct to duomo(red line).close to B. Aires shopping area, a lot of restaurant around.. will stay here again when visit Milan next time ;)
Super cool apartment! It doesnt get any more
Italian. With a balcony out to a yard with real italian families, with balconies filled with planta and flowers you get the real italian experience!
The office was easy to find when we arrived to the central station. The host was super nice and welcoming, easy to understand and very helpfull. The apartment was so interesting furnished, and fun. There was alot of really big fun books to look at and cool furniture. The sleepingcoach was really squeeky and noisy, but we had a lot of fun with it. The kitchen has everything you need.
The apartment was dirty in the corners, which is why i rate 4 stars.
I would defiently recommend this fun, cool, perfectly placed apartment to others!
40m from a carrefour express and 100m from a big super market.
Also Corso Buenos Aires is placed a couple of blocks away. Enjoy!!
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Great location, great host, nice apartment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Filiberto is a very nice and helpfull person. We found his office without any problems after his advice. He gave us a lot of informations about apartment, how to get in and about Milano. Apartment was located in fantastic place so we could catch all places on foot. We can recommend this apartment for next tourists. Thanks a lot Filiberto. Take care. Christina and Pau.
we had a great stay in this nice apartment. We loved the location. Getting the key was very easy:)
The apartment is basically fine, the terrace great. But we had the bad luck that the patio door could not be opened due to a storm damage. Too bad!
Das Appartment ist grundsätzlich in Ordnung, die Terrasse toll. Wir hatten aber das Pech, das die Terrassentür wegen eines Sturmschadens nicht geöffnet werden konnte. Echt schade!
The location of the apartment is very good, the middle of life, yet quiet. The WiFi works stable and fast.
The access to the residence through an approximately 1.50m tall gate, so you have to carry his suitcases bent into the yard.
The apartment itself is disabled. Mattresses are virtually non-existent. There is no way to sit down somewhere comfortable. Everything is very close. Natural light only through a skylight. The beds on the upper floor can be reached only bent.
We have after two nights rather a decent hotel (on our extra-cost) booked with proper mattresses in the beds that you can visit our heads held high.
Die Lage der FeWo ist sehr gut, mitten im Leben und trotzdem ruhig. Das WLAN funktioniert stabil und ist schnell.
Der Zugang zu der Wohnanlage führt durch ein ca. 1,50m hohes Tor, so dass man seine Koffer gebückt auf den Hof tragen muss.
Die FeWo selber ist untauglich. Matratzen sind quasi nicht vorhanden. Es gibt keine Möglichkeit sich irgendwo bequem hinzusetzen. Alles ist sehr eng. Tageslicht fällt nur durch ein Dachflächenfenster. Die Betten im Obergeschoß kann man nur gebückt erreichen.
Wir haben nach zwei Nächten lieber ein ordentliches Hotel (auf unsere Zusatz-kosten) gebucht mit richtigen Matratzen in den Betten, die man erhobenen Hauptes aufsuchen kann.
The location of the apartment was perfect for what we were looking for. The host gave us precise instructions to move to it.
The cleanliness of the apartment was good, available utensils, towels, electodomésticos, wifi, etc.
The air conditioning was broken, it was unseasonably noise so had to turn it off, also lost a lot of water.
The bed was a sofa / bed, mattress left something to be desired and was very uncomfortable. It is not suited to the price of the apartment.
El emplazamiento del apartamento era perfecto para lo que estábamos buscando. El anfitrión nos facilitó las instrucciones precisas para desplazarnos hasta él.
El estado de limpieza del apartamento era bueno, disponía de menaje, toallas, electodomésticos, wifi, etc.
El equipo de aire acondicionado estaba estropeado, hacía un ruido insoportable por lo que había que apagarlo, además perdía bastante agua.
La cama era un sofá/cama, el colchón dejaba bastante que desear y era muy incómodo. No se adecuaba al precio del apartamento.
We loved the apartment, the area, very well located, fully recommended, and very friendly hosts.
Nos ha encantado el apartamento, la zona, muy bien ubicado, totalmente recomendable, y los anfitriones muy amables.
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Bainbridge, NY (WBNG Binghamton) A man was found to be in possession of child pornography in his Bainbridge home.
On May 14, New York State Troopers at Sidney arrested David Menard, 57, of Bainbridge, for possession of a sexual performance by a child, a class E felony, and promoting a sexual performance by a child, a class D felony.
An investigation for child pornography had been started by the New York State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit earlier.
Menard was arrested after a search warrant was conducted at his home, located at the Maple Manor Apartments on S. Main Street in Bainbridge.
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Penn Manor rising senior center Matt Keller, the top-ranked long-snapper in the country according to Kohl's Kicking Camps, will play in the prestigious Under Armour All-American Game in January.
Comets coach Todd Mealy confirmed that Keller was told during Kohl's National Invitational Scholarship Camp this weekend that he was one of two prep long-snappers invited to play in the all-star game in early January.
According to Kohl's, Keller is a 5-star recruit. He was named a Kohl's First-Team All-American following Penn Manor's 2013 season, and he was the No. 1 finisher in Kohl's 2014 Underclassman Challenge in Tampa back in January.
Honored to be selected to play in the Under Armour All-American game by @KohlsKicking. Special thanks to all my teammates,friends & coaches— Matt Keller (@MKeller51) July 20, 2014
Keller previously won Kohl's Eastern Showcase in Pittsburgh in 2013, and the 6-foot, 225-pounder will be one of the top centers and long-snappers to watch around the L-L League, District 3 and the PIAA this coming season.
And when he wraps up his time in a Comets' uniform, Keller will play in one of the premier, nationwide all-star games in January.


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His 1966 team defeated Boston University and Clarkson to win the NCAA championship. The star of that MSU team, Doug Volmar, had 42 goals for the American Hockey League's Springfield Kings in their Calder Cup-winning season of 1970-71.
Gene Grazia, who lived in Bessone's old West Side neighborhood, played for him at Michigan State, then helped Uncle Sam beat the Soviet Union for Olympic gold in 1960.
After Bessone's death on Jan. 9 at 93, a group of his former players organized the Coach Amo Bessone Endowed Scholarship and Memorial Fund. It is headed by Eldon VanSpybrook, a goaltender of the 1950s and a past president of the Michigan State Varsity Club.
"We hope to raise $30,000 for a hockey scholarship, and that will carry on," VanSpybrook said.
Contributions can be sent to the Coach Amo Bessone Endowed Scholarship and Memorial Fund, Michigan State University, c/o University Development, 300 Spartan Way, East Lansing, MI 48824-1005
John Bessone, son of the man known as "Betts" in his old neighborhood, is thrilled by the Michigan State initiative.
"Those are great guys – his kids, as dad called them – and they're giving him a wonderful tribute."
A memorial service was held for Amo last Sunday in West Springfield.
"It was a sad day, but also a time for celebration of a life well lived," John Bessone said.
DAGENAIS DAYS: The Dagenais family certainly has its place in local sports history.
Norman Dagenais, a Marine killed in action in Korea in 1951, is memorialized with the Dagenais Award, which honors the top high school football player in Western Massachusetts. Norman played for coach Ted Plumb at Trade (now Putnam Vocational).
Norman's brother, Carl, was enshrined in the Springfield Public Schools Hall of Fame in 2008. Carl's sons, Thomas and Carl, were enshrined in 2009 as Classical athletes.
Carl Dagenais Sr., a Marine who fought in the Pacific during World War II, played football and ran track at Trade. After the war, he starred for the West Street Atomics, a semipro football team.
He died Monday at 84.
ROCK CAT BACK: The New Britain Rock Cats of the Double A Eastern League will have a manager who played for them.
That's Jeff Smith, who spent parts of six seasons with the Rock Cats as a catcher from 1998-2003.
He visited New Britain Thursday for a media session. He'll soon head to Fort Myers, Fla., spring training home of the Minnesota Twins, New Britain's parent club.
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The following is an opinion of the editorial board of The Saginaw News.
And the city just received the ammunition it needs for a big bite. Granted, it's not the $22 million officials hoped for, but $11.2 million in federal Hardest Hit funds is nothing to sneeze at. Saginaw can use that money to make a direct, visible dent in its blight problem and see an immediate return on investment.
That money is part of $100 million in federal Hardest Hit funds and will cover demolition of an estimated 950 homes. That includes virtually all of the publicly owned blighted residential properties in Saginaw, plus more than 500 privately owned homes.
City officials will demolish 413 publicly owned blighted houses right away. That leaves many privately owned blighted properties for the remainder of the funds — some $6.5 million.
And there-in lies the rub. The majority of blighted residential properties in Saginaw are privately owned. That means the city can't just move in and tear down the buildings. That also means that dilapidated eyesores will have to remain in place until the red tape is cleared, and the property is purchased from the current owner. That will cost more per property and take more time.
That part seems wrong to us. Blighted properties in private hands are part of the problem. We understand that demolition costs can be high — as evidenced by so many publicly owned buildings the city couldn't afford to tear down without the new funding.
We hope city officials, during the time it takes to demolish the initial 413 problem properties, are able to double-down on code enforcement efforts, issue more related citations and force blighted property owners to own up and demolish those in private hands. After all, if you own it, then you are responsible for it. Cut the grass, tear down a broken building, just take care of the place — and if you can't, then forfeit it to the city without further ado to eliminate that blight.
Every property owner who finally complies will allow the available funding to go that much farther toward stomping out Saginaw's blight.
Houses make the blight list for a reason. Even so, the city should not be allowed to simply move in and demolish private property. But Saginaw should not have to pay for blighted properties with virtually no penalty to the property owner for not addressing the blight, either.
It's a tough situation, but we have to start somewhere.
In a city that has almost 1,900 homes needing demolition — at least 1,400 of them privately owned — blight is a serious problem. We hope Saginaw can make some progress in the code enforcement arena and stretch those Hardest Hit funds to get even more bang for our buck.


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NEW YORK — Jose Reyes made a long-awaited appearance today, not in front of the crowd at Citi Field, but inside the clubhouse, wearing a blue mesh workout shirt instead of a Mets jersey. But even that may be enough to pique interest at this point in the Mets' season.
The injured shortstop offered news of progress on the strain in his bothersome left hamstring, the one he tweaked again Aug. 7 running out of the batter's box. Reyes worked out earlier in the day for 90 minutes on Long Island and is feeling better, but cooled speculation about being back on the field Tuesday, when he is eligible to come off the disabled list.
"No, I don't know about that," he said when asked if he would return Tuesday. "I need to run the bases first, before I decide about when I can play. I've been running the past couple of days, so I'm feeling good. I'm not 100 percent, but it's getting there."
Reyes is on time with his recovery relative to the time frame used for his earlier stint on the disabled list for the same injury. But this time around he is taking a slightly different approach, working more to strengthen his legs as a preventative measure.
During his approximate three-week stay with the Mets before getting hurt again, Reyes said he was running with a nagging thought in his mind.
"My confidence running-wise wasn't there," Reyes said. "Any time you have problems with your hamstring, you're not going to get confidence back right away. It is what it is. Now I try to be healthy, get on the field and finish strong.
"When you have hamstring problems, the first couple of times you get on the field and play a real game, you worry about it a little bit. But the more you play, the more comfortable you're going to be."
Yet, even in light of recurring injuries, he was non-committal about agreeing to stick with manager Terry Collins' plan to lessen his injury risk by not playing him in day games after a night game.
"We'll see how I feel," Reyes said. "It depends how I'm feeling. When I'm on the field, I like to play every day. We'll see how I feel when I play day games, when I play night names. We'll talk about it."
With the injuries occurring in the last year of his contract, Reyes shot down any idea of conflicting interests between playing this year and saving himself for his free agency. He is hitting .336, the highest average of his career, and was on pace to set a career best in several categories.
"I don't worry about my contract right now," he said. "I just want to be on the field healthy. That's my concern. Be on the field, I don't worry about my contract. If I'm injured, I can't be on the field."
Reyes said he'll increase the intensity of his running in the upcoming days, pushing it to maximum capacity. He is already hitting, fielding and throwing to first.
Despite Reyes' progress, Collins isn't ready to stamp a date for his comeback.
"I don't know, I can't look into a crystal ball and think it's going to be Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday," Collins said. "I just can't do that. It's a progression, it's a process that he's going through. He told me he's feeling better. We talked about the next couple of days and what the process is going to be. We'll see how he comes out each and every day."
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Linda Gene Haddad
Linda Gene "Harmony" Haddad (nee Hicks), of North Ridgeville, died Nov. 17.
Mrs. Haddad was the wife of Wesley; parents, Earlyn and the late Ralph Hicks; sisters, Donna Myers (Fred) and Laura Welch (Mark).
A memorial gathering was Nov. 24 at Cornerstone Bible Fellowship in North Ridgeville.
Arrangements were by Chambers Funeral Home, North Olmsted.
Kathleen M. Calvert
Kathleen M. Calvert (nee Eder), 48, of Avon Lake, died Nov. 23.
Mrs. Calvert was the wife of Al; daughter of Peggy (nee Heneghan) and Tom; sister of Patty Schenkelberg (Greg), Tom and the late John; aunt of John, Kristen and Grace Schenkelberg; friend of Marie; great-aunt and friend of many.
Funeral Mass was Nov. 26 at St. Richard Church.
Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Chambers Funeral Home in North Olmsted handled the arrangements.
Marie Huesman
Marie Huesman (nee Britton), 92, of Avon, died Nov. 24.
Mrs. Huesman was the wife of Robert P. for 66 years; mother of Michael (Linda), Suzanne (Victor) Sandoval and Denise (Timothy) Clark; grandmother of Daniel (Jennifer) Huesman; great-grandmother of Sebastian, Kerry (Marcelo Mejia) Sandoval, Victor (Lisa) Sandoval, Ryan Sandoval and Peter Clark. She was preceded in death by her parents, Dixie Lee (nee Goff) and Byron J. Britton; brother, James and granddaughter Jennifer Huesman.
Born in Kentucky, she moved to Ohio with her family in 1954. She was a great lover of the arts as an active member of Parma Arts Council, Lima Symphony Guild and Cleveland Playhouse ushering staff. She was a remarkable seamstress, an avid reader and enjoyed music, theatre and opera.
Funeral Mass was celebrated Nov. 29 at Holy Trinity Church, Avon with burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery.
The family suggests memorial contributions to Cleveland Catholic Charities, 1404 E. 9th St., Cleveland, OH 44114.
The Misencik Funeral Home in Avon handled the arrangements.
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Edward "Bob" Zeman, 89, who was known for his sense of humor, died Nov. 1 at Seasons of Life Hospice in Parma.
Mr. Zeman, of Bay Village, was raised by his mother, Kate McGovern Zeman, and her brother, Anthony McGovern "Uncle Duck," on the West Side of Cleveland. While attending Cleveland Marshall High School, he was awarded for his prize architectural drawings.
He saw duty as a First Lieutenant during World War II in the Philippines. After the war, he spent many years in the engineering department of Hoover Universal, in Georgetown, KY, where he became a KY Colonel. Afterwards, he and his brother formed BODON Mfg., a government electrical parts company.
Mr. Zeman also owned VIP industrial Products. He became plant manager of E.F. Hauserman's Branch in Philadelphia.
He and his wife, Ellen, moved many times and enjoyed traveling by car to tourist places.
The couple had three sons. The eldest, Christopher, died in his youth. They referred to him as a " prize baby" because he was born on the Fourth of July. The surviving sons, Jack and Mark, cared for their elderly parents for many years.
Mr. Zeman was a member of St. Raphael's and Holy Trinity parishes.
As a young man, he loved to roller skate and belonged to a group of skaters called the "Unholy Five." They remained friends for many years.
Survivors include his wife, Ellen (nee Yednock) of Bay Village; sons Jack and Mark (Noreen) Seaton, of North Royalton; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Son Christopher, his parents, Frank and Kate (nee McGovern), brothers Frank and Don and daughter-in-law Mary Jo (nee Nagal) Zeman preceded him in death.
Services were conducted Nov. 5 at McGorray-Hanna Funeral Home in Westlake. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery.


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Jessie J and Tinie Tempah have been going on ''secret dates''.
The 23-year-old beauty and the 'Written in the Stars' hitmaker reportedly ''like each other a lot'' and have met up on a number of occasions, with Jessie recently staying at the 23-year-old rapper's East London flat before she went on a tour of Australia.
A friend of the "Price Tag" singer's said: ''They had a few big nights out and realized they were attracted to each other.
''Jessie started going over to see Tinie at his place when they had a day off and one thing led to another. They both like each other a lot.''
The "Voice" judge has been seeking advice from Tinie during filming for the U.K. version of the show - which sees her on the panel alongside Sir Tom Jones, will.i.am and Danny O'Donoghue - and she has invited him along to the program.
The pair - who performed together at the Royal Albert Hall last year in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust - arranged to meet up after last month's BRIT Awards, and she has even admitted to close friends that she has a secret boyfriend.
A source added to The Sun on Sunday: ''Jessie has admitted to a few friends she has a secret boyfriend at the moment, but she has been keeping it close to her chest. Tinie is playing things cool.''
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Every issue of TheBlaze Magazine includes a regular feature called "Worth 1,000 Words," which contains charts and graphs that layout stories in a unique way. Below is one of the "1,000 Words" items from the September 2012 issue.
During the 2008 presidential campaign, then-candidate Barack Obama made his war on coal clear, saying that "electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket" and that coal-fired power plants would go "bankrupt."
According to Obama's own Energy Information Administration (EIA), the president is actually keeping that campaign promise: "Plant owners and operators report to EIA that they expect to retire almost 27 gigawatts (GW) of capacity from 175 coal-fired generators between 2012 and 2016. … The 27 GW of retiring capacity amounts to 8.5% of total 2011 coal-fired capacity. The coal-fired capacity expected to be retired over the next five years is more than four times greater than retirements performed during the preceding five-year period (6.5 GW)."
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Syracuse, N.Y. — Health benefits administrator POMCO Group is changing its colors — literally.
Starting this week, the company will change the exterior lights on its corporate headquarters at James and North streets in Syracuse's Eastwood section to match the color schemes of community events it helps to sponsor throughout the year.
This week, the company's headquarters are lit up purple for tomorrow's Paige's Butterfly Race, an annual race to raise money for pediatric cancer research and patient programs at Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital.
The building will be bathed in yellow light for the Duck Race to End Racism. That event also is scheduled for Saturday, so POMPCO plans to light the building in yellow next week.
It will be multicolored for M&T Jazz Fest July 11 and 12, pink for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on Oct. 19, and red for the American Heart Association's Syracuse Heart Walk next year. (The company hasn't chosen one for the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge race on June 17, but it's leaning toward blue.)
POMCO President and CEO Robert Pomfrey said he hopes the change in lights will help raise the public's awareness of the causes the company supports.
Marketing manager Eboni Britt said the company, which employs about 400 people in Eastwood, may also flood the building in orange for some Syracuse University games.
"There's no real limit," she said. "We have a variety of colors."
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Plant Protection
The Plant Protection Group is concerned with all aspects of protecting plants from damage and lost production caused by pathogens; invertebrates such as insects, nematodes and mites; and weeds.
The Group's focus is on broad-acre and horticultural crops, and also extends to native vegetation and post-harvest damage to stored products.
Fundamental aspects of biology, ecology, epidemiology and plant responses to attack by injurious organisms provide the foundation for research and development on applied pest management and biosecurity.
The Plant Protection Group contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate education. Our academic staff deliver undergraduate courses concerning plant protection, plant biotechnology, and the core sciences of biology and chemistry. The also deliver postgraduate coursework in the Master of Plant Health and Biosecurity, and the Master of Biotechnology (Plant Biotechnology). Ph.D., Master and Honours students contribute to the research strengths of the Group.
Current Research Interests and Core Academic Staff
Other Academic Staff Associated with the Plant Protection Group Include:
- Emeritus Prof Allen Kerr (bacterial diseases of plants)
- Affiliate Lecturer Dr Richard Glatz, SARDI Entomology (insect molecular biology)
- Visiting Research Fellow Dr Kerrie Davies (nematology)
- Visiting Research Fellow Dr Dagmar Hanold (plant viruses and virus-like diseases; monitoring plant disease outbreaks)


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The Portland Bureau of Transportation's bicycle and pedestrian chief has been named the new head of Portland Streetcar Inc.
Dan Bower was elected this morning as the new executive director and chief operating officer of the nonprofit that runs Portland's streetcar system.
Bower is PBOT's division manager of active transportation—which means he oversees the city's bike and pedestrian safety infrastructure.
"We think he'll be a terrific fit," says PBOT spokesman Dylan Rivera. "It's going to be great for the continued relationship between the city and the streetcar."
WW reported Tuesday that Rick Gustafson, who has managed Portland Streetcar Inc. for all 12 years of the system's operation, is stepping down. He will continue as a partner at Shiels Oblitz Johnsen, the urban development firm that has played an integral role in streetcar planning.
Bower will move to Portland Streetcar Inc. starting March 24, nonprofit officials confirmed.
Julie Gustafson, assistant community relations manager for Portland Streetcar, tells WW she doesn't yet have information on what his salary would be.
During 11 years at PBOT, Bower has overseen Sunday Parkways and neighborhood greenway planning. In the last few years, he's also managed the repeatedly delayed launch of Portland Bike Share. (City officials told The Oregonian on Monday that bike-share is likely to be pushed back until 2015.)
His departure will leave PBOT looking for a new manager of bike and walking safety at a time when the city is trying to persuade citizens to pay new taxes or fees to fund those projects.


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Couch potatoes, take heart. You've got one more reason to not leave the house.
Internet giant Google this week added Birmingham and much of Alabama to the list of areas for which panoramic photos are available on its popular map service. Enter an address, or zoom in on a map of the city, and with the click of a mouse you can find 360-degree photos shot along thousands of streets statewide.
The addition of Alabama and several other states to the service Tuesday was part of a doubling of the area covered by the service across the country.
Elaine Filadelfo, a spokeswoman for California-based Google, said the photos were shot within the past year by Google contractors driving around the state with automated cameras attached to their vehicles. The cameras take a 360-degree image every few seconds, and all photos were shot from public streets. Read more of the Birmingham News story
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Have you heard about the Web site www.Kidnetic.com? Designed by the International Food Information Council Foundation for parents and kids between the ages of 9 and 12, the Web site is filled with tips and ideas on how families can make the changes needed to create healthier lifestyles -- just what is needed with the start of a new year.
Check out the resource guide for parents to assist them in making healthful food choices. It's not glum -- you'll find it's fun.
Features there combine activities and ideas for everyone to ponder over. For example:
-- A real-life guide for parents who want to become better role models when it comes to healthful eating and physical activity
-- Quick and easy recipes for kids' lunches
-- Suggestions of foods to get kids revved up
-- Ideas for power breakfasts to feed the brain so kids can listen up in class and do better on tests
-- Help for kids with food allergies


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Migos Score With 'Emmitt Smith' Video
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Atlanta rap trio Migos are continuing their winning streak with their sports-themed video for 'Emmitt Smith.' The song is from their latest mixtape 'No Label 2,' which was released back in November.
Director Gabriel Hart helmed this clip, which features rappers Quavo, Takeoff and Offset coaching an all-female football game. No prissy stuff here — the two teams of thick-bodied girls are tackling and bringing their "A" game to the gridiron if you know what we mean (*wink*).
Migos' 'No Label 2′ mixtape boasts 25 trap-rap bangers with guest appearances from Rich Homie Quan, Meek Mill and Machine Gun Kelly. You can download the tape at DatPiff.


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Archbishop Wood used a tenacious defense and ball-control running game to turn back Bishop McDevitt 22-10 Friday in the PIAA Class AAA championship at Hersheypark Stadium.
Here is look back through videos from pregame to postgame from the Class AAA final.
Pregame report from PennLive's Andrew P. Shay and Eric F. Epler:
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SOUTH HADLEY – Prices keep rising, and at least two of the 10 articles on the warrant for the special Town Meeting of Nov. 1 reflect it.
The cost of holding elections has increased by $14,180, and the liability insurance account for the town has increased by $8,000, according to the warrant.
Town Meeting members will be asked to authorize the transfer or other appropriation of funds in those amounts.
Another item, the last on the warrant, may also be related to rising prices – of eggs, in this case. The article requests that zoning bylaws be amended to allow single-family residences to keep chickens.
Three of the articles are related to The Ledges, the town-owned golf course, whose revenues have fallen far short of what officials hoped for when it opened in 2001.
The first article asks that $895,853 be transferred from two town accounts for operation of the golf course. The second would move about $80,000 to balance last year's golf course budget.
The third asks for the transfer of $39,982 to pay for an aborted effort to hire a private company to manage The Ledges.
The Town Administrator and the Selectboard, who had been disappointed with other strategies for making money from the golf course, turned to Meadowbrook Golf last spring. Meadowbrook is the parent company of its maintenance operation and a professional golf management company.
However, after taking this step, officials learned it was not legal for them to hire the company without first considering multiple bids. As a result, they had to withdraw their offer from Meadowbrook.
The company wanted to get paid for the time it did spend in South Hadley, and the Selectboard and Meadowbrook have been trying to negotiate a fair price ever since. Several other offers have been turned down by Town Meeting.
Also on the warrant is a request to schedule March 6 as the date of the annual election of town officers for 2012.
Other articles concern transferring money to the reserve fund and the Department of Public Works.
The special Town Meeting on Nov. 1 will be held at 7 p.m. in the Town Hall auditorium.
South Hadley to vote on zoning amendment for chickens, The Ledges golf course
on October 27, 2011 at 5:00 AM, updated February 06, 2012 at 4:13 PM
SOUTH HADLEY – Prices keep rising, and at least two of the 10 articles on the warrant for the special Town Meeting of Nov. 1 reflect it.


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In my own voice?
"We would like to have you speak in your own voice about what you believe as a Jew or Christian," wrote the editors inviting me to contribute to a volume in which Jews and Christians were to engage each other's traditions. I accepted the invitation, but the more I thought about "in your own voice," the more ambivalent I felt about it. I knew, of course, what the editors meant. I should not write as if I were not involved, as if I did not identify with my tradition. Instead of bracketing my own religious commitments and perspectives by using a descriptive and distancing mode of discourse, I should let these commitments and perspectives come to the surface and let the reader see where and how the tradition has a claim on me.
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NBA great Michael Jordan and his wife of less than a year, Yvette Prieto, have welcomed identical twin daughters, E! reports.
Victoria and Ysabel were born Sunday in West Palm Beach, Fla. "Yvette and the babies are doing well and the family is overjoyed at their arrival," Jordan's manager tells E!.
Jordan, 50, married the thirtysomething Prieto in a lavish Palm Beach, Fla., wedding in April after dating for five years. Jordan split from wife Juanita Vanoy in 2006 after 17 years of marriage in one of the most expensive divorces ever — Vanoy reportedly got a $168 million settlement. Jordan, who now owns the Charlotte Bobcats, has three grown children from that marriage.


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ROCKY RIVER, Ohio
"Amazing" is how Brandon Schumacker, 15, a freshman at Rocky River High School described his opportunity to perform in the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) All-State Choir. Such an opportunity is typically reserved for upperclassman. Rocky River High School's Choir Director, Allison Paetz said the OMEA All-State Choir has a "highly competitive" selection process. Schumacker first learned of the opportunity to audition for OMEA's All-State Choir from Rocky River Middle School's Choir Director Mary Fancher. Schumacker auditioned in May of his 8th grade year and was notified by Fancher that he had been selected to sing tenor out of 900 students auditioning . He was the only Rocky River High School student selected to sing in the choir.
Members of the All-State Choir rehearsed primarily on their own time, but met for four group rehearsals, two of which were held on the days immediately preceding the performance at the OMEA Professional Development Conference in Columbus on Feb. 8th. The performance was directed by Karen Kennedy, Director of Choral Studies at University of Miami. When asked what the experience was like, Schumacker said, it differed from other singing experiences because "no one was behind, everyone was on top of their part of the arrangement, so it was amazing." There were about 75 high school students in the All-State Choir, and 10 to 15 of those were selected to audition for a solo part during the performance. Of those 10 to 15 students selected, only 4 were awarded solo parts in the ensemble and Schumacker was one of the soloists. His solo was in a piece entitled " Sensemaya". The conference was a three day event, commencing on Thursday morning, Feb. 6th, and culminating in the performance at 1:45 pm on Saturday, Feb. 8th. Schumacker said the practices on Thursday and Friday were long, "starting around 7am and finishing at 9pm." The ensemble performed eight songs, some of which having up to 16 different parts. Schumacker believed himself to be the only freshman in the ensemble. Other choir members remarked to him that he was lucky to have earned a spot as a freshman as most All-State Choir members only have the opportunity to perform once or twice during their high school careers.
Schumacker currently performs with Rocky River High School's River's Edge and Chorale ensembles, both under the direction of Paetz. Prior to his high school choral career, Schumacker sang with Rocky River's Middle School Choir and was a six year member of the Singing Angels. His upcoming performances include the Beck Center's Wizard of Oz in May, where he is cast as the Lion, and in Rocky River High School's spring musical, Anything Goes, in April, where he will play the Pursur and Reporter.
The OMEA is a state affiliate of the National Association for Music Education. Its members are involved in all levels of music education, from elementary school through college. OMEA provides professional development opportunities for Ohio's music educators and advocates for state and national music education standards and programs. The OMEA Professional Development 2015 Conference is slated to be held in Cleveland, Feb. 5-7, 2015.


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UPDATE: Downtown Easton fire leaves at least 3 apartments uninhabitable; firefighter suffers minor injury
Diana Gonzalez was home tonight in Downtown Easton with her 7-year-old daughter and 1 1/2-year-old grandson when her neighbor called her name.
"I smell smoke," Gonzalez said was her response.
Flames were beginning to spill from under the roof over Gonzalez's apartment to the rear of 65 N. Fourth St. Toward the front of the building were two more apartments, above Gentlemen's Barbershop.
She got her daughter and grandson out and came back for their pit bull, Bear. Thoughts racing through her head turned to her neighbor who had first yelled to her.
"I saw her throwing Pampers, clothes out the window," Gonzalez said, adding she later confirmed with her neighbor's fiance that she was out and safe.
No injuries were reported in the fire reported at 7 p.m., according to Northampton County 911 dispatch.
Gonzalez's older daughter, 18-year-old Kristina Melendez, said her son and sister were safe in a neighbor's yard. The three live there with her father, Louis Garcia, and Gonzalez.
"That's my room," Melendez said as she watched the flames grow from the parking area behind her home.
Easton firefighters attacked the home from inside, and chainsaws buzzed as they cut into the siding from atop ladders. Just before 7:30 p.m., a Wilson Borough Fire Department ladder truck pulled into Bank Street alley behind the home to access the flames.
A few minutes later, the city firefighters in command called for more manpower. Crews continued to arrive about 8 p.m., according to emergency radio broadcasts.
Gonzalez said she didn't know how the fire started but pointed out that workers had been making repairs to a fire escape between her building and the building immediately to the north.
Read more from another tenant, who said he thought it was incense, and a man getting his hair cut at the barbershop downstairs here.


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Evelyn Chock Yee Aveado, 85
Evelyn Chock Yee Aveado, 85, of Wailuku, passed away on April 19, 2013 at Maui Memorial Medical Center. She was born on August 18, 1927 in Waialua, Oahu.
Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at Ballard Family Mortuary, services at 10:15 a.m., burial 12:30 p.m. at the Maui Veteran's Cemetery.
Evelyn was a self-employed housekeeper.
She is survived by her sons, Edwin Aveado, Herbert Aveado, David Aveado, and Balbino Aveado III; daughters, Betty Cargo, and Evelyn Pua Kukona-Pacheco; brothers, Herbert and David Chun; 17 grandchildren, and 40 great-grandchildren.
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Category : TK Commercial News
New Galleries Open
CoCA (Center on Contemporary Art) gallery opens tonight! CoCA at TK Grand Opening Celebration! "Pithy Title Here: 35 Years of CoCA"
6-9:30pm, 114 Third Ave S.
Zinc Contemporary continues its inaugural exhibition with Liz Tran, Lydia Bassis, and Kate Sweeney.
5-8pm, 119 Prefontaine Pl. S.
Party in the VCR
The UpBeat in September Visual art by Carol Rashawnna Williams, with DJ Ilen Halogram and VJ Audrey Lane.
8-10pm, 115 Prefontaine Pl. S.
Open Loft
TK Artist Lofts First Thursday @ Mel's Featuring DJ Jennifer Moore, comedian Anthony Robinson, visual artists Zachary Zeta Tucker, Dharma Martin, and Kimisha Turner.
Opens at 7pm, 115 Prefontaine Pl. S. Loft #414.
The Seattle Art Fair takes place the first weekend in August, just a few blocks away at the Century Link Field Event Center. The fair will draw hundreds of curators, artists, collectors, and art fans from all over the world. Local artists are organizing dozens of Satellite events in the neighborhood and across the city.
TK Lofts events
August 4-7, 2016
The TK Hall Collective is holding special open hours during Seattle Art Fair, at 306 & 312 S Washington St.
Thursday, August 4, 5:00pm -10:00pm (also 1st Thursday Art Walk)
Friday, August 5, 11:00am – 7:00pm
Saturday, August 6, 11:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday, August 7, 12:00pm – 6:00pm
K-Love 4 Art presents the Grand Opening of Equity Studio
Hosted by TK resident Carol Rashawnna Williams
Exhibit by Zorn B. Taylor
Music by Jars Rina and Searra Jade
115 Prefontaine Pl. S. Loft #302
Thursday, August 4, 6-10pm
Friday, August 5, 6-10pm
TK resident Suzanne Morlock presents a sound installation in the Washington St. residential entry way (right next door to 312 S. Washington St.).
Thursday, August 4, 6-9pm
Friday-Sunday, 1-5pm
115 Prefontaine Pl. S. Community Room & Lobby
Thursday: 6-9pm
Friday: 3-6pm
Saturday: 11am-9pm
Sunday: noon-6pm
Shift Gallery is looking for new members for 2016. We are seeking innovative, dynamic, active artists/curators who can contribute to maintaining Shift as a vibrant and relevant Seattle art space. At Shift, each member has various responsibilities within a democratic, non-hierarchical structure. Full-share members pay $136/month, and Half-share members pay $68/month to cover the rent and other operating expenses equitably among all members. The gallery takes no commission on works sold.
Shift is located in Seattle's art district in Pioneer Square in the Tashiro-Kaplan arts complex at 312 S. Washington.
For more information and to apply, please visit: http://shiftgallery.org/shift-membership-2/
With the revitalized success of the Pioneer Square 1st Thursday Art Walk, several of the working studios at the Tashiro Kaplan Building have collectively decided to add a new tradition by also opening our doors to the public on the second Saturday of every month from noon to 5 pm.
Join us Saturday, June 13, 12pm-5pm
Participating artists:
306 S Washington St.
#101 – Ellen Hochberg
#102 – Joseph Steininger
#103 – Studio 103
#104 – Juan Alonso
#105 – Joanna Morgan
312 S Washington St.
#2B – Barbara Noonan
#C – Jody Joldersma
Non-Toxic Materials, Work Only Studios
312 S. Washington Street: TK II Studios and Galleries
Studio B1– 290 SQ FT
$373.13 MONTHLY RENT LEASED! Studio G– 525 SQ FT $675.50 MONTHLY RENT LEASED!
Contact: Artspace Regional Commercial Leasing Manager, Paul D. McKee
Phone: (206) 223-8505
Email: email@example.com
There are currently no vacancies at this time.
We had a spectacular event! Thank you to all our sponsors, volunteers, artist participants, and guests! Check out the photos on our Facebook page.
Saturday, August 2, 11AM – 9PM
It's our 10th anniversary and we're celebrating with an Art Street Fair. We'll be closing down Prefontaine Pl. S. for a day long, indoor-outdoor festival featuring the work of TK tenants plus hundreds of artists from around the city.
Get all the details here:
UPDATE: Work only studios now leased. Storefront still available.
Contact: TK Commercial Manager, Paul D. McKee
(206) 223-8505
The Tashiro Kaplan building is now home to a new, independent, contemporary art gallery. METHOD Gallery occupies the large, window-lit space at the front of Project 106, a collection of new studios and commercial units built out in the long dormant, 4500 SF Tashiro basement space underneath 4Culture. TK Commercial space coordinator, Paul McKee, took over tenancy of the space, and designed and constructed the units. It is shaping up aesthetically, and as a new hub for activity during artwalk and other events. The TK welcomes Paul, his partners at Method, and all his tenants.
Studios for Lease
All three available spaces are located at 312 S. Washington St. Work-only, NO LIVE IN, non-toxic materials only.
Studio B1
290 SF, rent: $373.13 per month.
Studio G
(Available October 1)
500 SF, rent: $643.33 per month.
Studio F
525 SF, rent: $675.50 per month.
For details and to schedule a showing contact: TK Commercial Manager, Paul D. McKee
(206) 223-8505
TK residents will be showing their work in the VCR, this April First Thursday (4/7/2011) from 6 to 8pm. Artists include Roger Wheeler, Neil Lucas,
Keven Furiya, Erik Peterson, Noa Piper, Andrew Buckles, Crystal Fosnaugh and others.


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KOCHVILLE TWP. — After Saginaw Valley State's 28-20 Axe Bowl victory over Northwood Saturday night, Cardinals quarterback Jonathon Jennings coined a new nickname for his top receiver, Nick Gallina.
"He's our superman," Jennings said.
Gallina's third catch of the game certainly seemed supernatural, at least.
On 4th-and-8 from the Northwood 34 in the second quarter, Jennings lofted a deep pass over Gallina's shoulder. Gallina laid out right at the goal line and got a hand under the ball, but had it pop out when his elbow hit the turf.
Yet after Gallina rolled over and into the end zone, the ball fell into his hands as he lay on his back.
"In my mind I knew the ball was still in the air," Gallina said. "As soon as I looked up, it just landed right in my hands."
After a short hesitation, the back judge signaled touchdown.
"I'm glad the officials saw it and realized that ball never touched the ground," Saginaw Valley State coach Jim Collins said. "He laid out for the ball, it never touched the ground, and then he has the presence and the athletic ability to keep with the ball."
The sight of the play sent Wickes Stadium into a frenzy. SVSU staffers were busy Saturday night submitting the video clip of the catch to ESPN, as a possible top play.
Gallina, for his part, was modest in his assessment of the catch.
"I made that a lot tougher than it should have been," he said. "...I should have caught it the first time."
It wouldn't be his last improbable catch of the night. Early in the third, on 4th-and-5 on the Northwood 27, Gallina made a diving catch at the two, when Jennings' pass threaded through multiple defenders and landed in a diving Gallina's hands just above the . The Cardinals scored three plays later.
"I don't know how Jon got the ball in there," Gallina said. "A guy went over the top of me and the guy came underneath. I saw hands and I saw the ball slide through, and I did whatever I could to catch it."
The Cardinals' win moved them to 3-0 on the year. Thanks to a Northern Michigan loss Saturday, SVSU is now alone atop the GLIAC North standings. Northwood is now 1-3 on the year and 0-3 in league play.
The Cardinals move on to play Hillsdale, 7 p.m. Saturday at Wickes Stadium.
Gallina's final line was five catches for 88 yards, but that doesn't tell the story of influence he had on the final score. Two of his catches went for touchdowns, and a third directly set up a third touchdown.
"How much better could have played?" Collins said.
Through three games, Gallina is the team's leading receiver, with 270 total yards and three touchdowns. His 90 receiving yards per game are fourth in the GLIAC.
The Cardinals graduated receiver Andrew Beaver, who set the school record with 74 last season. That left a void to fill going into 2011, and Collins looked to the 5-foot-8 senior Gallina to fill it.
"He's been four years in this program, a three-year starter," Collins said. "We need him to make those plays."
On top of earning a new name, Gallina has also inspired a new strategy for Jennings: if nothing else is available, throw it in the general direction of superman.
"He bails me out all the time," Jennings said. "Even when there's nothing there I know I can depend on him to kind of just put it up there sometimes and know that he's going to make a play."


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The NFL Scouting Combine has become a bigger production than anyone could have imagined, but it still meets the same exact intended purpose that it had at the first National Invitational Combine in 1982—get all the prospects together so teams can get a close-up look.
Let's be honest with one another: An NFL team doesn't need help scouting prospects from Alabama or LSU; scouts that practically live on those campuses. As for "Directional State Polytechnic"? Those guys benefit most from the combine, when they can show on an equal playing field that they can match up with their peers from bigger schools.
As for the media, it is usually the first look at many of these guys (unless that media member covered the Shrine Game and Senior Bowl, like yours truly). Save the occasional "lamb led to the slaughter" matchup, many of these schools don't spend much time on TV. A great workout in Indianapolis can send both media and team personnel scurrying to find game tape on the most obscure of prospects.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A Corrections officer from Staten Island has been charged with second-degree murder, nearly 11 years after he allegedly shot his former girlfriend in the Queens gym where she worked, according to the Queens district attorney's office.
Christopher "Noel" Clavell, of Clark Lane in Tompkinsville was arrested yesterday and accused of gunning down Barbara Perez, then 32, who was the mother of his then-2-year-old son. She was shot nine times, including eight times in the head, the D.A.'s office said.
Clavell was ordered held without bail by a Queens Supreme Court Judge and will return to court June 2. He faces 25 years to life in jail if convicted.
Ms. Perez was an assistant manager at The Power Factory, a gym that had been located at 71-13 60th Lane in Ridgewood, Queens. One of her duties included opening the gym at 6 a.m. On August 11, 2000, a co-worker found her on the floor in the rear of the gym at about 7:15 a.m., authorities said.
The case was investigated by Detective Denis Broderick of the New York City Police Department's Queens Homicide Squad, and is being prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Richard B. Schaeffer, Deputy Bureau Chief of the District Attorney's Homicide Investigations Bureau.
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LAS VEGAS — The New York Knicks agreeing to terms with Jason Kidd was so unexpected that two of his close friends, Tyson Chandler and Deron Williams, never saw it coming. Carmelo Anthony was stunned twice because he was convinced Steve Nash would be passing him the ball this year.
"That was a shock," Anthony said after the Olympic team practiced Friday. "I was shocked to hear he was going to the Lakers because the Lakers weren't nowhere in the picture at the time and honestly, I really thought he was going to be in New York. But to hear the J-Kidd news took the burden off that."
NEW YORK — Jeremy Lin has been cheered before, but hearing his name chanted or "M-V-P!" is beyond the Knicks' new starting point guard's wildest dreams. The way Lin has played, some of those chants might be coming from his own bench.
The Knicks have gotten caught up in the Lin-sanity. You see it on their faces and in the extra bounce in their step. You see it in the way they acknowledge Lin after a great pass and chest-bump him after one of his spectacular plays causes the opposition to call timeout.
You also see it in the results.
By Chris Starrs
With a show biz career that spans more than five decades, iconic entertainer Ben Vereen finds that he's as busy now as he's ever been....
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A joint Portland and FBI investigation into a bank robbery today in Southeast Portland led to a garage where a man was found dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot.
Police responded to the robbery about 10:45 a.m. at Advantis Credit Union, 3717 S.E. 17th Ave., said Officer Cathe Kent, a Portland Police Bureau spokeswoman.
The robber, who showed no weapon, used a note to get an undisclosed sum.
The suspect was described as in his early 30s, 5-feet-8 to 5-feet-9, with a thin mustache. He wore a black or dark-blue baseball cap, a blue and black rain jacket and gloves, and carried a black briefcase.
The FBI tracked the suspect to a detached garage near Southeast 15th Avenue and Taggart Street, and police blocked off the area and activated an emergency team.
Officers applied teargas to the garage and found the suspect dead of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot in a Jeep Cherokee, Kent said. There were two weapons in the vehicle.
Neither Portland police nor the FBI would confirm they had gotten the robber.
"The investigation will continue until we know for sure if this man was responsible for the bank robbery," said Beth Anne Steele, an FBI spokeswoman.
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Have you formed your team for the upcoming Birmingham Heart Walk?
Now is the time to start recruiting friends, family and colleagues to join you on the path to better heart health. The Birmingham Heart Walk is June 22 at the new Uptown Birmingham entertainment district, near the BJCC. The annual event gives folks of all ages a chance to have fun, while also getting their exercise for the day.
Participants can walk (or run, as there is a 5K option) individually, but many will participate as a part of a walk team. These teams can be based out of offices, churches, schools, rec centers...you name it, and you can create a team from it.
Currently, more than 100 walk teams have been created over at the official Web site for the event, birminghamheartwalk.org.
Creating a team is easy and free. Many of the groups have set fundraising goals, with the money going to fund heart disease research and education.
At press time, the largest team currently registered is "Rhonda's Heart Throbs," organized by Rhonda Hatcher from Willis Group. Twenty participants have already committed to walking for that team. "De Feet Heart Disease" is the current leader in fundraising. That team, created by Phillip Deason of Motion Industries, has already raised $1,800.
For more information, visit the Birmingham Heart Walk Web site, or call 205-510-1507.Connect with the American Heart Association by liking us on Facebook and following us on Twitter! Text HEALTH to 27722 for healthy lifestyle tips and heart healthy information on the go!


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HEdPERF - Higher Education PERFormanceonly
From PsychWiki - A Collaborative Psychology Wiki
"This paper describes the methodological development of HEdPERF (Higher Education PERFormanceonly), a new measuring instrument of service quality that captures the authentic determinants of service quality within the higher education sector." Developed "a new measurement scale that incorporates not only the academic components, but also aspects of the total service environment as experienced by the student.
Factor 1: non-academic aspects. This factor consists of items that are essential to enable students fulfil their study obligations, and it relates to duties carried out by non-academic staff. • Factor 2: academic aspects. The items that describe this factor are solely the responsibilities of academics. • Factor 3: reputation. This factor is loaded with items that suggest the importance of higher learning institutions in projecting a professional image. • Factor 4: access. This factor consists of items that relate to such issues as approachability, ease of contact, availability and convenience. • Factor 5: programmes issues. This factor emphasizes the importance of offering wide ranging and reputable academic programmes/specializations with flexible structure and syllabus. • Factor 6: understanding. It involves items related to understanding students' specific need
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- "Research findings confirmed that the six dimensions, namely, non-academic aspects, academic aspects, reputation, access, program issues and understanding were distinct and conceptually clear.
- 7 point likert scale
- "Empirically tested for unidimensionality, reliability and validity using both exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA).
Sample items
- Knowledgeable in course content
- Caring and courteous
- Academic facilities
- Positive attitude
- Confidentiality of information
- Feedback for improvement