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AP File Photo Kenneth Miller speaks to the media as he heads to federal court in Burlington in August 2012. The Mennonite pastor from Virginia was convicted in a Vermont federal court of helping a woman flee the United States rather than share custody of her daughter with her former lesbian partner. He is asking an appeals court to overturn his conviction.
A Mennonite pastor from Virginia convicted of helping a woman flee the country rather than share custody of her daughter with her former lesbian partner says his federal conviction should be thrown out because no part of the crime occurred in Vermont, where he was arrested, prosecuted and found guilty.
Attorneys for Kenneth Miller argued in documents filed with the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that the effort to get Lisa Miller and her daughter Isabella out of the country began in Virginia and ended in New York state when the pair crossed the Rainbow Bridge to Canada in September 2009 before flying to Nicaragua.
The documents, filed Monday in New York, said Millers right to be tried before a jury near his home could be traced to Englands Magna Carta in 1215, the basis for much of the U.S. Constitution.
In cases where U.S. laws are broken outside the United States, the defendant can be prosecuted where he is arrested. Attorneys for Miller, who is no relation to Lisa Miller, said in the filings that appeals courts across the country have reached different opinions about the venue of cases that occur in the United States and outside the country.
Affirming appellants conviction will create a significant loophole in federal venue law, opening the door to unregulated venue shopping in a wide range of cases ... the documents say. Strategic decisions will be developed to try cases in more favorable districts rather than where offenses were committed.
The criminal case stemmed from a custody battle decided by a Vermont family court. Miller turned himself in to federal authorities in Vermont in December 2011, and was sentenced in March to 27 months in prison. His sentencing has been delayed pending his appeals.
U.S. Attorney Tristram Coffin said Wednesday he had not seen the appeal but would make the same argument as his office made to the trial court that Millers criminal actions became complete once the mother and child left the U.S. and were therefore subject to prosecution where Miller was arrested.
The crime was not completed until they entered Canada, Coffin said.
Miller, 47, of Stuarts Draft, Va., was convicted last summer of aiding Lisa Miller and her daughter Isabella flee to Nicaragua from their home in Virginia to escape a custody dispute Lisa Miller was having with her former lesbian partner, Janet Jenkins of Fair Haven.
Lisa Miller and Jenkins were joined in a Vermont civil union in 2000 and Isabella was born to Lisa in 2002. The couple split in 2003 and a Vermont family court gave custody of Isabella to Lisa Miller with regular visitation for Jenkins.
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Cowboys Stadium to host CFP championshipThe Associated Press | April 25,2013PASADENA, Calif. The first championship game in the College Football Playoff will be held at Cowboys Stadium.
Arlington, Texas, has beaten out Tampa, Fla., in the bidding to be the site of the first title game in the new playoff system.
The game will be held Jan. 12, 2015.
The final three sites for the semifinal rotation will also be announced later. Cowboys Stadium, home of the Cotton Bowl, is expected to be among them. The other two will be the Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta and the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz.
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But when the Bowl Championship Series was implemented in 1998, the Cotton Bowl was left out and lost much of its luster. Organizers for years tried to break into the BCS, but couldnt overcome the limitations of their antiquated namesake stadium in Dallas.
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Get red "X" error when I turn on the 02 / won't initialize
Just received my Cowon 02 form Amazon yesterday. I gave it a full charge before turning it on for the first time. I downloaded the 1.35 firmware update and installed it as instructed. I loaded some videos on it. About a half an hour later, I had an .avi file on pause, and the unit shut off due to non-use. Since then, about a little more than half the time, when I turn on the Cowon 02, I see the Cowon intro screen, then it shows an error symbol with a small picture of the white Cowon 02 with a red "X" through it. After that it shuts off. If I turn it back on, sometimes, it initializes correctly. Other times, I get the red "X" error. When it does end up turning on correctly, I see the "initializing" messages near the bottom of the screen. When it doesn't turn on correctly, I don't see the "initializing" messages. Very frustrating, since I just dropped around $250 for this thing and it malfunctioned within the first hour of me using it.
I did some google searches, and it seems like the only suggestion that I could find for this error symbol on other Cowon models was re-installing the latest firmware. I did that, and I'm still getting error messages about half of the times that I turn it on.
By searching around the internet, it doesn't seem like there are a lot of people experiencing this problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what might be going on and what I can do to fix this? Has anyone else experienced this problem?
I'm getting nervous and am thinking about returning it to Amazon and getting a totally different player.
Also, like other people have reported here, I am getting playback problems where the video and audio is so out of sync for .mp4 and .mkv files that they're unwatchable. Since the 02 has been out for such a long time, I would have thought this would have been resolved with all of the firmware updates. It seems like the file conversion software that came with the 02 can get most of the .mkv sourced videos to play once they are converted to .avi, but it's very annoying that you can't just play the files in their original format, as that is what the 02 is advertised to do.
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I don't have one of these, but, unless if someone else recommends differently, I suggest to send it back. Was it working properly before you upgraded the firmware? If it was, maybe you are upgrading it incorrectly?
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I'm not sure if it did work properly prior to the firmware upgrade. I upgraded the firmware immediately after turning it on for the first time. Thank you though for the quick reply though...
Test an other firmware or send it at amazon-seller for return on warranty. 6 month ago, i have same effect but all time. i send my pmp at my seller to fix-it with Cowon SAV.
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Mike McCarthy smiled as he was told the news. Apparently, McCarthy was busy prepping for his eighth training camp as the Green Bay Packers head coach when his boss, general manager Ted Thompson, had stepped to the podium 24 hours earlier at the team's annual Shareholders Meeting at Lambeau Field.
"He's not only a good coach but an excellent motivator and excellent leader," Thompson told the estimated crowd of 13,000 during his 10-minute football report to stockholders Wednesday. "In January 2006, we were looking for the right man to lead this football team. ... I thank God every day that he's the Green Bay Packers' head coach."
Told during his annual pre-training camp press conference Thursday morning of what Thompson had said, McCarthy appeared surprised and genuinely touched: "Did he really? That was nice."
Only three coaches in the NFL have been with their teams longer than McCarthy: New England's Bill Belichick, who is entering his 14th season as coach of the Patriots; Cincinnati's Marvin Lewis, who begins his 11th season coaching the Bengals; and New York's Tom Coughlin, who is entering his 10th season as coach of the Giants.
McCarthy, meanwhile, is one of three coaches who were hired in 2006 who remain with their teams, along with New Orleans' Sean Payton, who was suspended for all of last season for his role in the Saints' bounty program; and Houston's Gary Kubiak.
Of those coaches, McCarthy's .661 regular-season winning percentage (74-38) ranks second only to Belichick (151-57, .726) and ahead of Payton (62-34, .646), Coughlin (83-61, .576), Kubiak (59-53, .527) and Lewis (79-80-1, .497).
Belichick (three), Coughlin (two), Payton (one) and McCarthy (Super Bowl XLV) have all won NFL titles during their tenures.
But after back-to-back disappointing playoff exits in the NFC Divisional round, including last January's humiliating loss to San Francisco, McCarthy was facing an interesting challenge as he prepared to address his players Thursday night in advance of Friday morning's first practice of camp: How to keep his message fresh after being in the same job so long. Although the Packers' roster turnover means lots of new faces every year, McCarthy acknowledged that it's a consideration.
"I think that's a great question, and I think if it's (no longer) fresh for me, then I probably need to step aside," McCarthy said. "Every season is so unique, every challenge in this business is, frankly, easy to get up for because you're challenged every single day, you're challenged from so many different angles.
"A lot of thought goes into the start of training camp, how you feel about each team because they are different. The starting point's always different, so it's very fresh for me, and I'm excited to talk to them."
In fact, McCarthy started to get the itch to return to work while still vacationing with his wife Jessica and their children.
"If you're in this league long enough, (you enjoy) your chance to be away with your family and take a break, and then the Fourth of July comes, the fireworks go off and it just seems like that's the time you start looking (at the calendar), 'When do things start?'" McCarthy said. "I think everybody starts to get excited."
During organized team activity practices, McCarthy said that this year's team "has a different edge to it," and after being displeased with how the offseason went a year ago – leading, in his mind, to a poor training camp and poor start to the regular season – McCarthy said Thursday that he felt much better about where the team is entering Friday's practice.
"I always look as the offseason program as a launching pad into training camp. We clearly had a better offseason program this year than the prior year, that's clear and evident to everybody," McCarthy said. "We definitely got it back the way it needs to be as far as the approach, the demand, the heightened awareness, and I know I'm talking about a team that hasn't played any games, but that's a fact. We clearly understand it's about winning the world championship here in Green Bay and our goal will never change.
"I really like the approach that's coming into training camp. It's all about stacking success. It's putting two practices back-to-back that are two quality practices that you can learn and grow from, and it's no different for the coaching staff as far as how you prepare and have meetings."
A number of people – from McCarthy, to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, to ex-Packers and now Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Greg Jennings – have observed that the team's "hunger" wasn't what it had been during the Super Bowl-winning season of 2010. According to Rodgers, that hunger has returned, and McCarthy led the way during the offseason.
"I think the coaches in general are demanding more, and I think that's a good thing," Rodgers said. "Mike always talks about the roles of coaches and players. Coaches are to demand and teach and communicate, and players are to prepare, perform and communicate. The players are doing a better job of preparing; we performed better in the OTAs. The coaches are doing a better job of demanding more. There's a higher level of getting on guys and making sure guys are doing the right things. There was guys flying around at the OTAs a lot more, and I think the teaching level – we have an incredible staff – has gone up noticeably as well.
"But the biggest thing that may have changed to get this thing going the way we want it to go is the communication. I think Mike really laid out how he wanted this thing to go from Day 1 of the offseason and Day 1 of OTAs. And the guys have bought into it. There hasn't been any complaining or dissenting opinions during OTAs. It's been very refreshing seeing guys get on board and be leaders. Especially guys like T.J. (Lang) and Josh (Sitton) and Evan Dietrich-Smith and Bryan (Bulaga) and Marshall (Newhouse) – when your offensive line is leading by example in practice and in the meeting rooms and on the field, the rest of your team is going to follow. I believe that, and I know Mike does as well. And those guys have done a good job of that."
Players went through testing late Thursday morning, then had multiple administrative meetings, including an NFL security meeting, before getting part of the afternoon off. In the evening, players had not only a team meeting but position-by-position and installation meetings in advance of Friday morning's practice.
Then, it'll be time to go to work, an opportunity McCarthy says he doesn't take for granted, no matter how thankful his boss is to have him.
"Ted's awesome," McCarthy said, appearing to still be processing what Thompson had said about him. "I'm very thankful for Ted Thompson and the opportunity he's given me, but also for the program that we've been able to build here and the consistency that we're able to give to the people around us. I think that speaks volumes about the confidence we have in our people, the confidence we have in one another.
"We've built this thing for the long term. It's a product of how we've built and designed player acquisition and the ability to coach these guys up. We feel it's very important for our fans that we have a very good football team every year."
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For example, ORNL director Thom Mason stated that the attacks were, "coordinated attempt to gain access to computer networks at numerous laboratories and other institutions across the country," and continued, "Because of the sensitive nature of this event, the laboratory will be unable for some period to discuss further details until we better understand the full nature of this attack."
Los Alamos has been more silent about what appears to prove the old adage that the greatest hole in security on the average computer network is the network's users.
In 2006 Los Alamos fell victim to social engineering and phishing when its emails were stolen and ended up on the USB stick of a drug dealer found in a police raid. The emails contained data of simulated nuclear weapons tests considered sensitive.
At the time executive director of the Project On Government Oversight (POGO), Danielle Brian blasted Los Alamos for their lax security stating, "This appears to be a new low, even drug dealers can get classified information out of Los Alamos."
Expect more pressure for ORNL and LANL as the smoke of sensationalism begins to blow away, revealing atrocious security due to user stupidity. Looks like some of America's top minds have just fallen for the one of the oldest tricks in the hackers' book.
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - Down one stroke heading into No. 18, Kyle Stanley of Gig Harbor, Wash., and Kristin Wetzel of Middletown, N.Y., could only hope for something big to happen. After a hazardous triple-bogey in the Boys Division and a grueling three-hole Girls Division playoff, both Stanley and Wetzel were crowned Hargray Junior Classic champions. Stanley finished with a final-round 77 for a 71-72-77â220 and a two-stroke victory. With a 73, the low final-round Girls Division score of the day, Wetzel came from behind to win in her first AJGA event.Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the Hargray Junior Classic featured 85 players, 63 boys and 22 girls, ages 12-18 from 17 states. The 54-hole stroke play event was held at the Palmetto Hall Plantationâs Robert Cupp Course.After leading for a majority of the tournament, Stanleyâs advantage disappeared on the back-nine. A bogey on No. 11 by Stanley opened the door for Cameron Knight of Dade City, Fla. A birdie on No. 16 pushed Knight into the lead, and after both players made par on No. 17, Knight was in the driverâs seat with a one shot advantage heading into the final hole.âWe both had decent drives, and Cameron hit first from the fairway,â Stanley said. âHe went in the water, and that changed my strategyâI just went for the center of the green.ââThe wind switched directions on me, and it was a big wind tooâit was at least a one-club wind, so I ended up short and in the water,â said Knight, who then tried to hit out of the hazard. âI did it twice before in one tournament, and it came out hot both times before. I didnât think dropping 100 yards back was my best option.âAfter failing to find reprieve from the water, Knight ended up taking relief anyway. Stanley two-putted for par and the two-stroke victory.âI had about 10 minutes to look over my putt, and I had a good read on it. It all depended on the speed,â said the 16-year-old Stanley. âItâs tough to be in the lead going into No. 18 without any experience. No matter what would have happened, I give Cameron creditâheâs a great player.âKnight finished tied for second place at 222 with Daniel Burns of Statesville, N.C. Scott Barton of Dallas, Texas finished alone in third at 223. Benjamin Kishigian of Warner Robbins, Ga., and North Carolina natives Christopher Evans of Greensboro and Josh Brock of Wilmington finished tied for fifth place, four shots back at 224. No. 18 was even more eventful in the Girls Division, as Laura Crawford of Lancaster, S.C., and Jacqui Concolino of Orlando, Fla., headed to the final hole at 5-over-par with a one-stroke advantage over Wetzel. But Wetzel was the only one of the three to hit the green in regulation.âI was happy that I put it in the middle of the green, but none of us had easy pars to make,â said the 16-year-old Wetzel. âI did a lot of lining up to try and get the best read that I could. I just wanted to have a reasonably short putt for par.âWetzel made her par for a final-round 73 and a 222 tournament total, but Crawford and Concolino found trouble around the green. Concolino chipped on and three-putted for a triple-bogey seven. She ended with a tournament total of 223âone shot behind Wetzel and Crawford, who made her two-putt for bogey to head to a playoff. On the third playoff hole, the 169-yard par-3, Wetzel capitalized on another opportunity.âAfter hitting it into the sand, Laura three-putted from 40-feet away for double-bogey,â said Wetzel. âI knew all I had to do was two-putt from seven feet for the win. Itâs a great feeling, but no matter what would have happened, it was a great tournament.âThe Wake Forest signee Crawford finished second at 222, while Concolino finished third at 223.The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The largest association of its kind, the AJGA has a junior membership of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.Titleist, the AJGAâs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associationâs success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.For more information on the Hargray Junior Classic or the AJGA, please call National Headquarters at (770) 868-4200 or visit ajga.org.
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I am glad that Sean was able to have more of an open mind last night. His attitude had to change from Monday night because we are in the home stretch now and hometown dates are just around the corner. I was ecstatic when I saw that Sean decided to take Catherine on a one on one date and I was really happy that Des and Sean reconnected. The group date was one to remember and I give the girls credit for taking the "plunge" and freezing their booties off!
Catherine and Sean are just too cute together. They have so much chemistry…I swear they could have melted that ice castle they were in (PS that was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen). They are both funny and they get along so well. It's easy between them and I like how they can just have fun with each other (I mean they were goofing off so much in the snow-doing flips, making snow angels-it was all too sweet). I think Catherine and him connected on so many different levels last night. Things instantly clicked with the two of them and I loved it! I can see them together and I think that both of them know something is there (Sean even said that Catherine melted his heart). This is just the beginning for Catherine and Sean!
After seeing previews for last night's group date, I knew it would be a dramatic one. But I didn't think it would be that dramatic! Lesley really took charge this episode and it all started with her jumping in the canoe with Sean (the other ladies were not happy about this; she got like 6 stink eyes). I couldn't believe that everyone but Selma decided to do the polar bear plunge! Sean was definitely disappointed that Selma didn't want to do it. And to me, that's a sign that they aren't going to work (red flag-you're adventurous and she is NOT). All of the girls were super brave and I did think it was pretty cool.
Tierra is so fake and she just brings so much drama everywhere! She really plays that pity card so well. I think she faked the hypothermia because everyone else was fine (even AsheLee, who was freaking out and totally freezing at the end was OK). Sean caters to her and I hope he will see who she really is. I know the other girls can see right through her too. Sean specifically asked Tierra not to come to the after party so she could rest but of course she showed up! I just don't know what to think of her anymore and Sean will see her true colors soon enough.
At the after party, Sarah showed Sean some family photos and you could tell in his face he wasn't feeling their time together. It was a shock to see that he sent her home but he did the right thing. He didn't want to lead her on. This showed the other girls just how serious he is about finding someone. I'm not going to lie I teared up a little seeing and listening to how upset Sarah was. I hope she finds someone, she deserves it!
Lesley got the group date rose and I do think she earned it! I'm not a huge fan of her but I think her and Sean have potential. She was uber aggressive all day and really proved to Sean how badly she wants it to work out between them.
I really, really like Des. She has a lot to say, which I like and she doesn't hold back. I also like the interaction between her and Sean. I think they have a strong bond and I can see their relationship moving forward. Their date was so exciting-they repelled 400 feet down a mountain! They made it down together and it was so sweet to see how encouraging Sean was to her. Later on that night Des opened up to Seam about not having a lot of money and they talked about core values and morals-they really do match well and seem to have the same beliefs. Sean and Des both had a lot of questions about their relationship going into the date but I think after last night, all of their worries were put to rest.
Lindsay and AshLee (two front runners) got a significant amount of time with Sean at the cocktail party. Lindsay kind of makes me want to vomit. She's so giddy and I know I keep saying this but she is so immature too! Sean is definitely falling for her though (bleh)! I like AshLee but she might be a little too serious for Sean. I think she is so genuine but she's also too emotional (she has cried like every episode but she does have a good heart). Sean has a lot of respect for her, you can totally see that. I hope he keeps her around until the hometown dates!
I was super surprised that Selma was sent home at the rose ceremony. I knew Daniella was going to get the boot but I really didn't know who else was going to go home. We all know Sean should have sent Tierra home but it will happen soon enough guys...well, I hope!
We are down to just SIX ladies! St. Croix looks absolutely gorgeous and the perfect place to fall in "love". Who will Sean start to develop even stronger feelings for? When will he see the real side of Tierra? Stay tuned for a brand new episode of The Bachelor next Monday to find out!


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Vt seeks FEMA assessment after flash floodsBy WILSON RING
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Residents view the damage to Cilley Hill Road in Jericho off Route 15 near Hanley Road early Friday where flash flooding washed out a section of the road.UNDERHILL Flash flooding from record-tying rainfall in parts of northern Vermont washed out roads, damaged bridges and clogged culverts after a string of overnight thunderstorms across the region that left some residents Friday slogging through mud and debris.
Gov. Peter Shumlin described the flooding as devastating. Jericho and Underhill have 30 different closures right now, Shumlin said. We got over 4 inches of rain in a short period of time. Were working together ... to try and see if whether the towns will qualify for federal funding.
Late Friday afternoon, the state formally asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency to send a preliminary damage assessment team to determine if parts of the state might qualify for federal disaster aid. If approved, a FEMA team could be in Vermont next week.
At least one homeowner said his house appeared damaged beyond repair.
Andrew Fletcher, who lives with his pregnant wife, said the water hit about dark Thursday. Their garage was swept into a culvert on Route 15 in Jericho and destroyed, then water poured into the couples home. The 35-year-old Fletcher said he had just finished fixing the home after spring floods damaged it two years ago.
The river was coming down pretty good. It breached the road, and I heard the god-awful sound of the rubble being flushed down the river, Fletcher said Friday morning while he took a break from retrieving some family items that had washed out of the garage and downstream.
Last weekend I was at the point where I was starting to feel like, Wow, weve achieved the repairs. We are in a position to start focusing on our life in this house. And then a weekend later, its all gone, he said.
Fletcher said hed asked state officials about the culvert in front of his home, which he felt was too small.
Vermont Transportation Secretary Brian Searles said the intersection of Cilley Hill Road and Route 15 was prone to flooding and that the size and engineering of culverts has been an issue the state has been grappling with since Tropical Storm Irene inundated much of Vermont in 2011.
We are experiencing rainfall that is higher than normal, Searles said. So our system to deal with stormwater is measured against norms which may in fact not be in play anymore.
The series of heavy thunderstorms hit eastern Chittenden County on Thursday evening after a week in which more than 6 inches of rain fell on parts of the county. A flood warning was issued for parts of Chittenden, Franklin, Caledonia and Lamoille counties, and at least 11 schools were closed in Chittenden County.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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Two groups of CIS students from COBA earned a First Place and Second Place at the Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL) computer programming and game simulation competition held in San Antonio, TX this June.
Every year the Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL) hosts this annual competition for students in various business topics. The students were charged with designing a game to teach elementary students financial literary.
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Commissioners hear from Tucker libraries
Librarians from the Five Rivers and Mountaintop libraries presented their annual report Wednesday morning to the Tucker County Commission.
Librarians Nancy Moore, from Five Rivers, and Ivonne Martinez, from Mountaintop, worked through a slideshow that displayed the resources and programs available at the two county reference centers. Moore spoke first about the Internet-ready computers that Five Rivers has to offer.
"By 10 a.m they are all full," she said, noting that the library opens at 9 a.m.
Several workstations are available, including computers equipped with a WorkForce program that allows users to create resumes, complete online testing and fill out job applications, she said.
Users also can print out documents at the library. Moore said both libraries allow free printing of the first four pages of documents, such as job applications or study guides. There are also spaces designated at Five Rivers for tutoring.
An after-school program is popular at Mountaintop, Martinez said. Kids from Davis Thomas Elementary Middle School often have time between the end of classes and the beginning of after-school activities.
In their downtime, she said, kids make their way to the library to use computers, complete homework and catch up on some reading.
Adults and children are involved in a book club that meets at both libraries, as well.
"It's been very popular. I am very happy with it," Martinez said of the book club. Overall, she said there are 20 members involved.
Multimedia is also a big draw for library patrons, Moore said.
Movie showings take place at Five Rivers, and Moore said people look to the library to check out DVDs they cannot afford to purchase on their own.
Fundraising has taken place in past years at an annual craft show, which includes a bake sale, 50/50 raffle and silent auction.
Martinez also mentioned ongoing book sales. This year, at the Leaf Peepers Festival in Davis, the Mountaintop book sale earned a substantial amount of money, she said.
"I don't have the heart to see books thrown away," she said. "It's great to be able to pass things around."
The librarians' slide show said Five Rivers logged more than 19,000 library visitors and Mountaintop logged approximately 5,800 visitors.
Commissioner Lowell Moore praised the pair.
"I want to commend you both for the great job that you do," he said.
In other news, E-911 Council Chairman Sandy Green updated the commission by speaking about his efforts to build a new radio tower in Parsons.
An Assistance of Fire grant is helping to fund the project, which includes updated microwave technology that will allow for video, text messaging and picture messaging to be sent to 911, Green said.
He is working with the Tucker County Board of Education to use the board's annex building as a staging platform for a new tower, which will have line of site to the next available radio tower in the county.
Concerning contract bids in Tucker, the commission has voted to begin a policy that will assist local contractors who are bidding for county projects.
A new bidding contract ordinance will allow an approximate 2 percent cushion for local bidders, when their bids are rated against non-local contractors.
The ordinance will adjust bid prices so that a local contractor – which is not able to take advantage of price cuts awarded to larger non-local outfits – can compete.
"We are trying to make the playing field more even," said Commissioner Mike Rosenau.
An advertisement will be placed in a local newspaper for two weeks before the ordinance will take effect.
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Bail lowered for Minn. man accused of killing 2
A judge has lowered bail for a Little Falls man accused of killing two teenage cousins who broke into his rural home.
The Brainerd Dispatch reports the judge Monday reduced conditional bail for Byron David Smith, 64, to $500,000 bond or $50,000 cash. It originally was set at $1 million bond or $100,000 cash.
Conditions of release include Smith surrendering his passport and any firearms and remaining in Minnesota. Smith surrendered his passport in court Monday.
Unconditional bail, set at $2 million bond or $200,000 cash bail, was not changed. Smith was still in jail as of mid-afternoon.
Smith told police he shot and killed 18-year-old Haile Kifer and 17-year-old Nick Brady after they broke into his home on Thanksgiving. He's charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
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Serenely located at the south end of historic Main Street Breckenridge, the Village Point Townhomes are conveniently located close to the Peak 9 Base. An easy 7-minute walk takes you to the high-speed Quicksilver Super Six Chairlift, or you can walk to the quaint shops and restaurants of downtown Breckenridge in just 5 minutes. At the end of your ski day you can take easy green runs, like Lower American, Lower Lehman and Silverthorne to the very bottom where you can take your short walk back home! Wyndham Vacation Rentals' complimentary on-call shuttle will whisk you to the best ski lifts, making hitting the slopes even easier.
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State Board of Education
Immediate Release
October 17, 2002
For Information: 217/782-4648
State Board Approves Oversight Panel for Hazel Crest
Will seek to develop emergency financial recovery plan
COLLINSVILLE, October 17, 2002 – The State Board of Education today certified Hazel Crest District 152 1/2 as in financial difficulty and approved creation of a financial oversight panel to try to develop an emergency assistance and recovery plan for the troubled school system.
The State Board took action at its monthly meeting, held this month in Collinsville.
"This is a critical, unprecedented situation," said State Superintendent of Education Robert E. Schiller. "The district is, for all intents and purposes, broke. It's going to take cooperation among many parties to find the solution that is best for the kids who attend the Hazel Crest schools."
The school board in District 152 ½, which has an enrollment of 1,200 students, voted October 7 to ask the State Board to create the oversight panel. The district is in the midst of a major financial crisis, according to its financial consultant, Robert Grossi.
Based on current fund balances, Grossi said, the district will run out of money in about 60 days.
The district has two referenda on the ballot November 5, and will attempt to issue tax anticipation warrants in early November. Even if all those tactics are successful, the district will still come up short of the $5 million it needs to remain solvent through the end of the fiscal year next June 30.
Under state law, the oversight panel created today is empowered to provide oversight and approval for additional borrowing by the district, as well as development of an emergency recovery plan.
Under the law, the panel can recommend an Emergency Financial Assistance grant from the state of $270,000 and an Emergency Financial Assistance Loan of $1.08 million. The loan would have to be approved by the General Assembly and Governor.
In addition, the panel could recommend special legislation – such as creation of a School Finance Authority or even dissolution of the district -- to address the situation.
State Superintendent Robert E. Schiller has 10 days to appoint the three-member oversight panel.


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Running on empty
Benson bows out of District 3 council race but name will remain on ballot
By André Coleman 02/28/2013
Three weeks after an article in the Pasadena Weekly revealed a past full of aliases, different birthdates and phantom educational achievements, the Rev. Nicholas Benson announced this week that he was bowing out of the race for the Pasadena City Council District 3 seat, urging his supporters to vote for John J. Kennedy.
It was at a press conference held Friday on the steps of Pasadena City Hall that Benson made his first public statement since the Weekly learned that not only has he used several different names and birth dates, but that Benson claims as his residence a transitional living facility where two convicted sex offenders live. Benson has also claimed he received doctorates from USC and Fuller Theological Seminary, but later admitted he did not attend either school.
"I decided to run for Pasadena City Council District 3 to improve the quality of life, reduce crime, provide affordable housing and create jobs," Benson said. "As a man of faith, it is important to me that as a community we focus on the issues and not engage in character assassination. Although I may have made some unintentional mistakes along the way, I am proud my candidacy promoted issues important to the residents in District 3. After careful consideration and consultation with my supporters and with community leaders, I have concluded that John Kennedy is the best candidate to move Pasadena and District 3 forward."
Benson did not answer questions after making the statement. Kennedy did not return phone calls seeking comment on the endorsement.
Despite dropping out of the race, Benson's name will remain on Tuesday's ballot, according to City Clerk Mark Jomsky. To have a name removed from a ballot, the City Charter, Jomsky explained, requires a candidate to withdraw from a race at least 88 days before the day of the election.
District residents have told the Weekly they are unhappy with the mudslinging between candidates Ishmael Trone, a local businessman and Kennedy, an executive with the LA Urban League.
Kennedy and Trone also came to the campaign with negative baggage about their pasts. In 1993, Kennedy was found not guilty of attempted murder after accidentally shooting Jonathan Thomas. Trone, a bail bondsman, was arrested in 1997 after he tried to take a loaded gun into an airport. In addition, Trone is currently being investigated by the Public Integrity Division of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office based on anonymous complaints that he really lives in a home in Altadena and not in the district, as required by law.
Benson is the second candidate to quit a local race after the deadline. In January, Israel Estrada announced he was backing out of the City Council's District 5 race.
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Many animals receive "kennel cough" vaccines that include bordetella and cpi and cav-2 every 6 to 9 months without evidence that this frequency of vaccination is necessary or beneficial. In contrast, other dogs are never vaccinated for kennel cough and diseases are not seen. Cpi immunity lasts at least 3 years when given intranasally and cav -2 immunity lasts a minimum of 7 years parenterally for cav-i. These two virus in combination with bordetella bronchiseptica are the agents, which are often associated with kennel cough, however, other factors play an important role in diseases (eg. Stress, dust, humidity, molds, mycoplasma, etc.).
Thus, kennel cough is not a vaccine preventable disease because of the complex factors associated with this disease. Furthermore, this is often a mild to moderate self limiting disease. It's just like common cold in humans. A course of antibiotics usually is enough to treat the condition. I generally do not recommend kennel cough vaccines unless dogs are staying in a boarding facility that requires them.
I have a pug and he's just 28 days old. I got him on 29th November Since then I am feeding him with cerelac thrice a day. But from yesterday onwards he's suffering from loose motions. What should I do?
Why do people/student torture animals- what drives them?
Can we analaysis and find solution: let try to stop this any more in our life
As we all aware that two animals cruelty incidents happened in tamilnadu, one with the dog and another with an monkey.
Case a, 12 yrs old kid hitting cat with broomstick, their parents brought for an counseling that he has not coutesy for animal and he was killing without any guilt.
Case b, 23 yrs adult was burning a rat alive with kerosine and feeling happy to see that rat die with burn.
And there are many cases which were not recorded and submitted for case discussion.
What typically possesses them to inflict such acts of intentional animal torture and cruelty?
These are because of psychological disorders (such as anti-social/psychopathic personality disorders and engage in deliberate acts of zoosadism), and/or because they have sexually paraphilic disorders (such as crush fetishism in which small animals are crushed for sexual pleasure).
This may be common behaviour among murderers and rapists - those with psychopathic traits characterized by impulsivity, selfishness, and lack of remorse.
Animal torture and cruelty is one of the three adolescent behaviours in what is often referred to the homicidal triad , the other two being persistent bedwetting and obsessive fire-setting. The combination of two or more of these three behaviours increases the risk of homicidal behaviour in adult life.
The behaviours in the homicidal triad are often associated with parental abuse, parental brutality (and witnessing domestic violence), and/or parental neglect.
What we can do:
The best way to prevent it is teaching by example. Parents and teachers are the key and plays very important role.
Pro-social behaviour (action/behaviours intended to help others) by parents and other role models towards animals, such as rescuing spiders in the bath, feeding birds/ants, treating pets as a member of the family,
Schools and colleges can have some pet home in the campus.
These activities or act has the potential to make a positive lasting impression on children.
It's a start, lets all have at least one pet in the home make your son/ daughter to take care of them (pet therapy).
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My dog keeps itching and under her arms are red and she has rashes on her paws, ears and her private, im nit sure if its a yeast infection or an allergy, what can I do to get rid of it?
My dog is 5 years old she is not eating from last 3 days whatever she eats she vomit back. What to do? Went to a Dr. he said that she's is suffering from gastrointestinal infection today he provided drip and don't know which medicine but my pet is not eating anything and she is very lethargic right now. I'm worried. Yesterday she had a fever of 104°C but today no fever was there.
My pet dog is very old and he can barely stand erect as due to old age his legs have become crooked he keeps on wailing as he is suffering through a lot of pain. I consulted a doctor but he told it's alright because he is on his last stage then too I asked for some painkillers for him to get some relief which he refused from prescribing I can no more see him suffering so please consult me for an appropriate medication for the same thank you.
Hi I have a golden 3 years old female labrador retriever suddenly from last two days some small amount of blood is coming from her mouth from last two days some blood and blood clotting also came with her which os stopped now but still mouth is bleeding though its very less but I cam feel ther eis some serious problem yesterday we asked one vet who injected three injection those perhaps antibiotics. AOne thing she is eating properly little lazy but behaving purely normal. Please advice.
I have a pet bitch of mix breed pedigree. She is 7 years old. The problem is thats for more around 10-12 days she is not eating properly (eats nothing) and her potty gttn worse. Now at this position how to make her feed. Is there any medicine to appetite her. please tell me the remedy I am in distress.
Hi I have black female pug 1 year old and she has this very tiny bald spots which are bumpy and a little pink in color .i don't think it itches so much since she doesn't scratch a lot.
Sir/mam, my dog (5 years old) is suffering with urine problem, i.e. He urinates but dropwise. He is otherwise active n takes meals properly There is no pain in stomach on pressing. Few days back he ate the whole small pack of pedigree and after that this happened. I gave him dexona n now giving norflox400. Pls help.
I have a Golden Retriever puppy of exact 3 months. He has been vaccinated with MEGAVAC-P and also with CANISHOT K5. And also with Sterile diluent and canishot k5 the last vaccine was given on 22/9/16. He was very healthy puppy but on 24/9/16 night he vomited 5 to 6 times and had 2 loose motions. The next morning He had liquid stools ie watery motions with blood in it. I took the puppy to the veterinary doctor. He gave IV Fluids and 3 injections and told me that my puppy has been infected with parvo virus. Though I keep my puppy in hygienic condition inside my home and he is given proper vaccination in time, how can my puppy get parvo. My puppy is fine and I am administering fluids to him instead of regular food. He has not passed any loose motions with blood in stools or he is vomiting. He is very strong and healthy. I am greatly confused but continuing the treatment because I do not want want to take any risk to my puppy. But I want to know whether My puppy has parvo or not? Kindly advise. I am much worried.
I have a cat of 4 months old. I need to prevent it from pregnancy so is that possible through any injection or pill. Other then spay?
I want to know about 15 months German Shepherd feed and the health problems which may cause. Thank you.
I am going to adopt a female lab puppy with pink/red nose. Is this normal to have pink/red nose? Will be there any health issues with her in future? What care should I take? Should I adopt her?
My pug is not behaving well and also not eating as she eats normally, it happens from last 2 weeks when she started suffering from her periods, what can I do for her any ideas? Please let me know if you guys have any suggestions.
I want to know the reason for the death of my dog Bread: Labrador Cross Sex: Bitch Age: 20-03-2004 (12.5 years) Symptoms. stuffy got blind 4 Months ago but it was health. Before 1 months it was very hungry and urinating a lot. And a tumour on the tail and became very thin. Before one day it was health. I fed it with curd Rice, Pedigree Senior and milk (mixed) in the evening and rice in the night. It vomited the pedigree milk with in an hour. Before the dinner. After dinner it vomited 4 times color yellow. And in the morning it around 5 it started shouting with pain and biting her tail. Her two back legs were no working. She was unable to get up She was shouting and biting the tail. Finally when all of them seen them it took rest and kept her tongue out. And was not giving any movement. tongue became all black. I want to know the reason what is a sudden cause for the vomiting and pain and death. Happened 22-08-16.
Sir I have a dog by one compounder wrong injections it is in final stage it is not eating food and water from 8 days and not standing with legs.
Hello sir I have a black labrador his age is 6 month I dn't no which a reason whats a problem his hair be a white neck hair and other he is a puppy pls help me suggest a treatment if as possible as soon as.
My street dog pup is 1 month old .not having any feed from yesterday morning. And is crying having cramps need medical help .pls suggest me medicine or any injection my sis is mbbs and she can inject the pup maybe.
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The 2013 A.C. Jones High School graduate missed last year's meet due to a foot injury, but she will be heading to Detroit this weekend to compete in four events. The meet runs July 29-Aug. 1 in the Motor City.
The top four finishers at the recent national qualifying meet in Converse earn a trip to Detroit. Martin and her teammates, the San Antonio Blazers, a local club track team, qualified in four events. Erika will be jumping in the long jump and triple jump events. She will also run for the Blazers in the 4x400-meter relay and the 4x100-meter relay at the Junior Olympics.
"I am really excited about going again this year," said Martin.
"It's only two or three hours from Canada, and we might get to go there on the trip."
Two years ago, Martin and fellow Trojan runner Tanner Treviño qualified and competed at the national event in New Orleans. The experience laid the foundation and the desire to make it back to the AAU track showcase at least one more time.
Martin has been training in San Antonio at least a couple of times a week. The four events will be tough, and she will be actively competing almost every day of the big meet in either preliminary heats and/or finals.
Erika finished fourth in the triple jump with a 35-6 effort, more than a foot short of her personal best, but still good enough to qualify. She placed third in the long jump, clearing and hitting the sand at 17-2. Her 4x100-meter relay squad placed fourth in Converse and the 4x400-meter foursome captured second place at the event.
Martin hopes to continue to compete in track at the college level. She has been invited to "walk on" at Texas State University in San Marcos. If she makes the team, a scholarship might become available to help with her education.
She hopes to study biology as a pre-med student with a minor in physical therapy. Martin graduated in the top 10 percent at A.C. Jones.


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- B.A., Political Science, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX
- M.A., in Religion, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA
- D.Phil., Oxford University, Faculty of Modern History (St. Peter's College), Oxford, England
- Ph.D., Historical and Theological Studies, Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PA
Church History, Historical Theology
Dr. James has two doctorates, a D.Phil. in History from Oxford University and a Ph.D. in Theology from Westminster Theological Seminary. Dr. James has taught at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florda (where he also served as president) and at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, MA (where he also served as provost). Additionally, he has served on the teaching faculties of Villanova University and Westmont College, and was Visiting Professor at the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Oxford University.
Dr. James has two academic specialties, the Reformation and Contemporary American Evangelicalism. He has written or edited 9 books and published over 60 articles in popular and academic journals. His latest book is Church History: Reformation to the Present, (Zondervan, 2013). He has given lectures at distinguished universities and research institutes around the globe including: Oxford University, University of Zurich, and the University of Padua, Italy.
Co-author, Church History: Reformation to the Present, vol. 2 (Grand Rapids: Zondervan (division of HarperCollins), textbook completed and scheduled for publication in 2013. Companion volume to Church History: From Christ to Pre- Reformation, vol. 1 by Everett Ferguson.
Author, Peter Martyr Vermigli and Predestination: The Augustinian Inheritance of an Italian Reformer, Oxford Theological Monographs (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998).
"Missional is Mission Critical: An Afterward," Reformed is Missional: Following Jesus into the World, edited by Sam T. Logan (Philadelphia: New Growth Press, 2013), pp.


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By David Whiting, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension, Horticulture
Aster yellows is a common plant disease that affects a wide range of flowers, vegetables and weeds. Susceptible flowers include asters, cockscomb, chrysanthemum, coreopsis, cosmos, echinacea (purple coneflower), dianthus, glads, marigolds and petunias. Entire plantings of marigolds can be destroyed. Susceptible vegetables include carrots, potatoes, onions and tomatoes. Dandelions and plantain are also susceptible and can serve as sources of the disease in home gardens.
The first symptom of the disease is vein clearing, the loss of chlorophyll or green pigment in the leaf veins. This is followed by yellowing of newly formed leaves, sporadic bushy growth, erect growing habit, and stunting. Stems and flower stalks may be numerous and spindly. Flowers often remain green and become distorted. Seeds and fruit do not develop. Specific symptoms vary with the kind of plant.
The leaves of infected carrots grow in tight bunches. The inner leaves are yellow and stunted, while outer leaves turn rusty red to reddish purple. The roots are bitter, stunted and deformed, with tiny hair-like roots growing all over the main root.
Infected glads may have thin, weak, yellow leaves, and the flower spikes may be twisted and deformed, while the flowers remain green. The whole plant is generally stunted and spindly, and the top is often killed.
Asters have stiff yellow growth with many secondary shoots and are stunted. In warm weather, symptoms are more severe, and appear more quickly. At 55 degrees or less, plants may be infected without the symptoms being obvious.
Aster yellows is caused by a tiny organism known as a phytoplasma and is spread from plant to plant by leafhopper feeding. Touching a plant will cause them to hop or fly away quickly.
Once infected, there is no cure. Diseased plants should be promptly removed and discarded to reduce further spread. Control weeds, such as dandelions and plantain, which may harbor the pathogen. Plants and some varieties vary in resistance. Some research indicates that the use of oat straw mulch may reduce leafhopper numbers. Insecticides are generally not recommended for control of leafhoppers in the home garden.
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The freshman girls started things off on Tuesday afternoon and captured two straight wins in their best of three match by the scores of 25-21 and 25-14.
"It was a good start. There's a lot of improvement that needs to take place, and we'll definitely be working on those areas," said S-T coach Joseph Grimes III.
"Our serving was a strong point for us in the match."
The first game was close as the teams battled back and forth. It was all square at 20-20 late before the S-T girls added a 5-1 spurt to finish off the young Lady Trojans.
Game two was dominated by the play of the S-T girls. The Lady Cats raced to a 14-3 lead and were never really challenged. The Beeville girls did rally late but were too far behind to mount a serious charge. The S-T freshman team includes Whitley Rix, Melanie Martinez, Charli Pellon, Sarah Colle, Amanda House, Amber Gutierrez, Katie Stroman, Alexis Quintero and Jessica Urguizo.
The Beeville freshmen include Kayla Stundridge, Janie Cano, Audrey Carranco, MacKenzie De La Garza, Julissa Ortiz, Amber Garcia, Valerie Perez, Alyssa Rodriguez, Isabella Knapp, Alexis Gonzales, Sierra Jefferson, Gabriella Hyturria and Amanda Garza.
The JV contest went to the visitors two games to one. The first game was really close as both teams played well. Defense was good, serves were good on both sides for most of the match and neither team could make any sizable runs to pull away.
The Lady Trojans did lead early on a short run of points off the serve of MacKenzie Harvey. S-T held a 12-9 lead, but after Harvey was finished, the Lady Trojans were on top 17-12. Margaret Downing controlled the net at times with some good kills and hits.
The Lady Cats did not quit and fought back to tie the game at 19-19 before outscoring the home team 6-3 the rest of the way to capture the first game 25-22.
Game two was even closer as the teams battled evenly. The Lady Trojans used an ace serve by Teresa Olivarez to grab a 24-21 lead late in the game and finished off the Lady Cats for a 25-23 win as the S-T girls rallied to again pull close by game's end. It was all tied at 1-1 and a deciding third game was needed to determine a winner.
Game three was all Lady Cats as their service game clicked early and they raced to a 14-4 advantage. Naomi Garza, Andrea Leal and Brittany Herrera led the Lady Cats. The S-T girls downed the Lady Trojans 25-9 to capture the match 2-1.
"Our girls are clicking and learning how to work together. I am proud of how they played," said Lady Trojan JV coach Katina Walker.
The S-T girls will play in Riviera on Friday night and will meet Pettus on Tuesday evening.
The Beeville sub-varsity teams will play West Oso on Tuesday in Corpus Christi and will then compete in the JV and freshman CCISD tournament Aug. 24-25.


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Grandparents of the bride-elect are Joyce Snider and the late Lee Snider and Harvey and Jan Kaase.
Grandparents of the prospective groom are Theresa Pilarczyk and the late Eddie Pilarczyk and the late Robert Ebrom Sr. and the late Joe and Margaret Jansky.
The wedding will take place at the Zedler Mill in Luling.


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The 2012 NFL draft will be held this Thursday, Friday and Saturday in New York and the Internet is already abuzz with excitement and predictions. In fact, "NFL draft" has been a popular search term, according to Google Trends, for the past few days. I wanted to see what kind of impact the draft has had on traffic to football sites, so I checked the search referrals to the sites in our Sports>Football category.
You'll notice that even though this data counts searches since January, mention of this year's draft appears at number 11 on the list, accounting for .76% of all search referral share. So which sites are people checking to get their NFL draft fix? I pulled the daily keyword destinations for the phrase "NFL draft" to find out.
You'll notice that walterfootball.com, a site that specializes in creating mock drafts, appears first on the list, followed by sports blogging site bleacherreport.com. We saw bleacherreport.com's traffic spike last April around the NFL draft, so it will be interesting to look back at the site's traffic at the end of the month to see how the draft has impacted bleacherreport.com this year.
Football fans: which sites do you choose to stay up to date on this year's draft? Since search referrals for both walterfootball.com and bleacherreport.com show many entries revolving around the sites' "mock draft" features, do you think that adding a mock draft capability to the NFL site would allow them to capture traffic from the other sites?
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Musical Performance
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Date: Friday, June 21, 2013
Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Performers: Bobby Bradford and Friends
Type: Musical Performance
Enjoy an evening of jazz at the Museum, celebrating the sights and sounds inspired by Modernism. Modernist artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries explored various forms of visual expression, using elements such as rhythm, form and contrast to transcend traditional boundaries within their artwork. The sounds of Bobby Bradford and Friends take inspiration from works by these artists and transform their visual experience into an aural expression.
Theater | Free with admission | Stickers for ensured seating are distributed in the Main Entrance gallery starting at 6:00 p.m. Members enjoy early seating between 6:30 and 6:45 p.m.; general admission seating begins at 6:45 p.m.


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The future of technology always finds some unexpected way to be terrifying. Our ancestors probably assumed lifelong protection from the chickenpox would come with a lot less arm stabbing. When envisioning the future of personal transportation, nobody thought we'd be gliding around on something as profoundly goofy as the Segway.
We asked you to show us the unexpected downsides of scientific advances we've been waiting on for years. The winners are below, but first the runners up ...
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(Bluefield)—During a recent presentation to Bluefield State College students and faculty, an internationally recognized leader in "malaria mosquito genomics" discussed research progress in genetically engineering of the mosquito, Anopheles gambiae that transmits malaria. The objective is to make the mosquito "malaria-proof." Dr. Igor Sharakhov, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Entomology at Virginia Tech give details about the history, the scope and geographic "hot spots" for malaria, and on-going research progress in developing genomic-based strategies to combat the disease.
"Malaria kills more than 1.5 million people each year," he noted. "It is the single largest cause of death in Africa. Traditional treatment strategies have met with declining success because of mosquitoes' ability to adapt to, and resist, pesticides and drugs, he said, and vaccines for malaria haven't yet been developed."
"Our research focuses on comparative genomics and molecular genetics of malaria mosquitoes," he continued. "By understanding chromosomal inversions, in the mosquito genome, we can examine how such rearrangements can impact the mosquito's ability to transmit malaria parasites and adapt to diverse environments. Understanding the biological effects of genome rearrangements can have an impact on public health, for example, by permitting us to target genes affected by these inversions in a way that reduces the mosquito's ability to transmit malaria parasites."
Dr. Tesfaye Belay, BSC Associate Professor of Biology, invited Dr. Sharakho to speak at the College. "It is our hope that Dr. Sharakho's presentation will encourage our students to become more actively involved in biological and biomedical research," Dr. Belay explained. "There are wonderful opportunities available as the research relationship between our institutions continues to mature."