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you Have some really inspiring work
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Sara, this is amazing! Do you have a tutorial somewhere on how to get this effect to share with us? Thanks a lot!
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Jake stands twenty feet away from the Sonic Boom Records counter. He has his zine "Worldopolis" in one hand. He and one of his best friends created the 30 page comic by hand. I nudge him to go for it. He approaches the sweet twenty-year-old hipster behind the counter. She is just finishing with another customer. "Hi, my name is Jake and I created this zine, (nervously stammering) would you, could I, sell my zine in your store?" "Let me take a look." She leafs through the pages of twelve year boy humor complete with celebrity caricatures, intestine sized mazes and, of course, the cornerstone of the Zine: a retelling of the world's destruction in 2012.
Wow, this is great. How much were you wanting to sell it for? "$3, it takes $2.60 to make it at Kinko's and we want to make a little bit of a profit." "We sell our zines for $4.99 , is that price good for you? We take a $1 on every copy, you keep the rest. I will take five copies." "That's great." Jake's face lights up. He looks like he just got shot out of a roman candle. An entrepreneur is born.
It started with doodles. When the distinctive artwork got shared, Jake and his friend comfortably made suggestions to one another about things that could be improved. They enjoy working together. They quickly realized that they were on to something. They put together an approach. 2012, the end of the Mayan calendar and the destruction of the world would be their MAD magazine banner. One of the other kids suggested that they should ink-in the pencil drawings. He became the inker. Another kid had some ideas about how the issue could get laid out and prepped for printing at Kinko's. Jake made him the Managing Editor. The first issue came out with limited parental interference. The boys are now running an operation that is in it's third issue.
The apocalyptic theme of "Worldopolis" interests me greatly. For a twelve-year-old, the world they hear about comes from the random dispatches on NPR or scant threads of political conversations their parents have on their phones or around the dinner table. It is a world fraught with tsunamis, earthquakes, terrorist agendas and political hate speak. I ask Jake why they chose that theme. "Dad, the Mayan's believe that 2012 will be the end of the world. We thought we could make fun of that fear." Do you worry about your future? "I don't want to grow up. It's too scary out there. I want to stay a kid a while. The zine helps us poke fun at all that responsibility. We know we have to face it when we grow up. It is fun to do and it makes us laugh."
When kids are young we try to keep them from media. When Jake was three he mistakenly heard the news account of a couple holding hands as they stepped out of the 105th floor of the World Trade Center to their deaths on 9-11. My wife still recounts how she heard his little voice from the backseat of the car – "Mommy why did those people have to jump out of the building? The driver of that plane needs to say he's sorry"
As adults we constantly push our children to stand up straight and listen. We want them to be responsible. We fill their heads with a playbook of the life that we think they should hear. Our fear is that they will repeat our mistakes. Contained in our cautionary speak is an inner dialogue about the parallel road they should avoid and ways we think they should behave. Our world is so damn complex – even for an adult. I've pulled back from putting so much on Jake's shoulders. All things, in due time. I've learned to listen and watch closely to what my son says or draws. I'm astounded by the wisdom contained in a simple zine.


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Snowmelt wrote:Or, perhaps an explanatory answer would be good, such as "I want to become free of greed, hate, and delusion, and I follow the Buddhist path in order to do so".
That's a great idea!
Snowmelt wrote:Or, perhaps an explanatory answer would be good, such as "I want to become free of greed, hate, and delusion, and I follow the Buddhist path in order to do so".
Thats more of a response to the almost total ignorance of the Dhamma that I find in probably 95 percent of all the people I've met face to face in the day to day world who are keen to tell me about how they are 'buddhist now' and everything is sorted out. There are a few people I know personally who study and practice well for sure but not many of those I have met outside of retreats or monasteries and so on and those who do are not particularly vocal about their thoughts or opinions either. Most people would have no idea that the Dhamma was very important to them.Mawkish1983 wrote:So you would abandon the 'Buddhist' label because of some bad eggs?
What about the 'human' label then?
Mawkish1983 wrote:So you would abandon the 'Buddhist' label because of some bad eggs?
What about the 'human' label then?
if more Dhamma-students / Triplegem refugees / vipassana Practitioners / whatever labelled themselves
nathan wrote:Here is brief account of my last experience (one of many such 'gems') of what a 'buddhist' is: A 45 year old drunk, pawing through some book by Eckhart Tolle in between screaming at his girlfriend and cracking open beers while he attempts to convert me to 'his' way of seeing things. So, as I said, thanks but no thanks.
jcsuperstar wrote:no offense to anyone here, but most people i meet who are "buddhist" but dont want the label, are of the type that all have sorts of non buddhists ideas they want want to keep and pass off as buddhist, and by not "attaching to a label" the allow themselves to do so.
Individual wrote:Yes, don't be human. Be a Buddha.
So I'm a lying egotist because I refuse to accept your label. This kind of talk is supposed to encourage me to be less adverse to identifying with the likes of you?Mawkish1983 wrote:With the utmost respect, nathan, whether you have an aversion to the label 'Buddhist' or not, by definition you ARE one. As I see it, saying 'I'm not a Buddhist' when you are is lying. That lie is rooted in aversion. Aversion comes from the ego.
In my opinion if, when asked what religion you are, you don't declare 'I am Buddhist' it's a lie by omission.
That's just how I see it.
nathan wrote:Cheese whiz.
Am I a buddhist who supports inequity, oppression or warfare with non-buddhist minorities...
So I'm a lying egotist because I refuse to accept your label
nathan wrote:Does it look like I'm adverse to being called a buddhist by you?
Why would being called a lying egotist or something similar every other day by 'buddhists' be offensive? Do you suddenly imagine that I have feelings now? How could that possibly be more important than your new bullsh-t dogma here? Or than yesterdays bs dogma was to the last guy? I think you have convinced me. I am probably even more unwilling to share a label with you. I'm not the least bit interested in being a buddhist like you or very many others I have encountered on the internet and elsewhere, not even for a moment.Mawkish1983 wrote:nathan wrote:Does it look like I'm adverse to being called a buddhist by you?
(Actually, yes, it does rather seem that way)
I think those who insist we must by definition all be Scotsmen or none be Scotsmen are by definition fools whether they are Scotsmen or not.Post #78
"I think what Kevin is trying to say is that he feels there is a broad pre-modern Theravada consensus and that that strikes him as normative Theravada.
Issues about whether Abhidhamma is to be followed or not, or whether one should rely commentaries or not are post-modern concerns that are not part of the received tradition and are largely (though not entirely) a product of the influence of western text critical scholarship. As such, he feels that people who argue against or try to select what they choose out of Theravada are not representing that school properly. In other words, he sees that there is a traditional Theravada that predates all these modern arguments.
However, this merely opens up a another can of worms in so far as the Theravadin countries themselves do not present a consistent spectrum of concerns and issues, and these vary from Shri Lanka, Burma and Thailand, etc.
I will note that from where I sit, the Abhidhamma way of reading the suttas seems to reflect the most normative approach to the Theravada school and that in general, this is where most of the post-modern discomfort is focused."
Kunga Namdrol
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"Greetings Namdrol,
I think you paint the situation accurately.
There is not a single religious tradition anywhere in the world where there is a totally homogenous picture of exactly what it entails. Different people will place emphasis on different aspects, some people will find more practical application for some bits over others, some will concentrate on perfecting different aspects of their leader's teachings etc. Theravada is no different in this regard...
Someone can practice the material and/or immaterial jhanas and be Theravadin, someone can practice vipassana and be Theravadin, someone can practice the meditations on the divine abidings and be Theravadin, someone can use the Abhidhamma as a roadmap to dhammas and be Theravadin, someone can do kasina meditations and be Theravadin, someone can watch the breath as it enters and leaves the nose and be Theravadin, someone can watch the rise and fall of the abdomen and be Theravain, someone can give alms and be Theravadin, someone can receive alms and be Theravadin, someone can have never seen a Theravadin monk in their life and be a Theravadin. Someone can practice like they do in Burma, like they do in Sri Lanka, or like they do in Thailand... even within each of these countries their are varieties and were so before Western scholarship began to even investigate Buddhism.
Someone could do all those things, or none of them, or something altogether different (paramitas, chanting, walking meditation, read suttas, learn Pali) and the list goes on and on. Different people using different aspects, finding that within the spectrum of the Theravadin tradition that they find benefit in. Some may even borrow practices from other traditions where they are compatible with the Theravadin way.
There will have never in the history of Buddhism be two people who have approached it in exactly the same way or valued particular teachings in the same way. Even in the Buddha's day you had some monks who taught and some who didn't, some who practiced the austerities, some who practiced in the wilderness, some who memorised the suttas, some who focused on meditation, some who adopted a more analytical approach, some who practiced alone, some who practiced with others and so on. Some support bhikkuni ordination, others don't. Some take the vinaya by the letter, others take it by what they consider it to be the spirit, some break vinaya, some hold it perfectly... layfolk don't take it at all. Some are vegetarians, some eat meat, some eat whatever they are given and other have a say in their diet....
The idea that any one single person's approach to Theravada Buddhism represents the "true Theravadin" is an absolute joke, incredibly intolerant, and is simply a case of someone trying to paint the tradition in their own image to the detriment of harmony within the entire tradition. Frankly it's no less insulting to Theravadins than it would be for Theravadins to turn around to Mahayanists and say they weren't 'true Buddhists' simply because they do things a bit differently and prioritize aspects of their Buddhist practice differently."
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This lesson is designed to give students a hands-on experience in advertising a product. Students will learn the various advertising and propaganda techniques. Students will then work in groups to create a commercial advertising their own product.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (9) 12: Analyze how the author unfolds an analysis or series of ideas or events, including the order in which the points are made, how they are introduced and developed, and the connections that are drawn between them. [RI.9-10.3]
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This lesson is designed to increase student awareness of the concept that there are dangers associated with Internet usage. This is a Commerce and Information Technology lesson plan. This lesson was adapted from iSafe.org and personalized for my school setting.
Standard(s): [BMA] BA02 (9-12) 8: Utilize advanced features of multimedia software, including photo, video, and audio editing, to create and present multimedia presentations using effective communication skills.
Title: Travel Newsletter
In a role as the director of tourism for a student-selected city, state, or country, students conduct online research to create travel newsletters enticing tourists to visit their chosen areas. Newsletter content includes location, historical background, primary industry, attractions, and accommodations. Word processing skills implemented include newspaper columns, word art, graphic lines, serif vs. sans serif fonts, and justification.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (9) 15: Determine an author's point of view or purpose in a text and analyze how an author uses rhetoric to advance that point of view or purpose. [RI.9-10.6]
Title: Identifying Parallel Structure in Sentences
After textbook and online instruction in parallel construction, students examine Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and the Declaration of Independence for parallelism before writing their own paragraphs.
Title: Who Was Cinque?
This lesson, from EDSITEment, focuses on Cinque, the leader of the 1839 Amistad revolt. The lesson draws on a variety of documentary resources to examine how he was perceived by Americans on both sides of the debate over slavery.
Standard(s): [SS2010] US10 (10) 12: Describe the founding of the first abolitionist societies by Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin and the role played by later critics of slavery, including William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, Angelina and Sarah Grimké, Henry David Thoreau, and Charles Sumner. [A.1.a., A.1.c., A.1.e., A.1.f., A.1.g., A.1.i., A.1.j.]
Title: Childhood Through the Looking-Glass
This lesson from EDSITEment explores the vision of childhood created by Lewis Carroll in Alice in Wonderland. Students begin by looking at Carroll's photographs of the real Alice for whom Carroll imagined his story and compare the image of childhood that he captured on film with images of children in our culture. Then students read Alice in Wonderland with special attention to the illustrations that Carroll made for his book, and explore the relationship between words and pictures by creating an Alice illustration of their own. Next, for contrast, students compare Carroll's vision of childhood with that presented by the Romantic poet William Blake in his illuminated Songs of Innocence and Experience. Finally, students consider the interplay of image and text in their own favorite children's literature and how the vision of childhood presented there compares to their experiences as children. Several pieces of literature appropriate for use with this lesson are suggested.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (8) 30: Engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on Grade 8 topics, texts, and issues, building on others' ideas and expressing their own clearly. [SL.8.1]
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In this lesson, one of a multi-part unit from EDSITEment, students read Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird carefully with an eye for all instances of courage, but particularly those of moral courage. They then consider how To Kill A Mockingbird frames issues of courage and cowardice against the backdrop of the American South in the 1930s.
Standard(s): [SS2010] US11 (11) 9: Describe the significance of major battles, events, and consequences of World War II campaigns, including North Africa, Midway, Normandy, Okinawa, the Battle of the Bulge, Iwo Jima, and the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences. [A.1.b., A.1.c., A.1.d., A.1.e., A.1.g., A.1.i., A.1.k.]
Title: Evaluating Eyewitness Reports
This lesson, from EDSITEment, offers students experience in drawing historical meaning from eyewitness accounts that present a range of different perspectives. Students begin with a case study including alternative reports of a single event: the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Students compare two newspaper reports on the fire and two memoirs of the fire written many decades later, with an eye on how these accounts complement and compete with one another, and how these sources can be used to draw historical meaning from them. Students then apply the lessons learned in their investigation of the eyewitness accounts of the Chicago fire by considering a unique eyewitness account: the diary kept by a Confederate girl when her Tennessee town was occupied by Union troops during the Civil War.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (12) 26: Gather relevant information from multiple authoritative print and digital sources, using advanced searches effectively; assess the strengths and limitations of each source in terms of the task, purpose, and audience; integrate information into the text selectively to maintain the flow of ideas, avoiding plagiarism and overreliance on any one source and following a standard format for citation. [W.11-12.8]
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This lesson, from Xpeditions, helps students evaluate news stories by determining their sources and recognizing biases or viewpoints. In order to become well-informed adults, it is a good idea for students to develop the habit of reading the news and keeping informed on important topics, such as geography, the environment, and world events. With the overwhelming amount of information available both in print and online, it is important that students learn to read news stories with a critical eye.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (12) 29: Initiate and participate effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on Grade 12 topics, texts, and issues, building on others' ideas and expressing their own clearly and persuasively. [SL.11-12.1]
Title: Exploring Literacy in Cyberspace
It's not just words on a page (or screen) reading comprehension involves making sense of the text. When students become aware of the analytical strategies they are using, they can explore the similarities and differences between making sense of print and making sense of a website.
Title: Magazine Redux: An Exercise in Critical Literacy
Paper and pixels get compared in this lesson in which students compare both printed and online versions of a magazine.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (12) 30: Integrate multiple sources of information presented in diverse formats and media (e.g., visually, quantitatively, orally) in order to make informed decisions and solve problems, evaluating the credibility and accuracy of each source and noting any discrepancies among the data. [SL.11-12.2]
Title: Identifying and Understanding the Fallacies Used in Advertising
Students examine the fallacies that surround them every day, deconstruct fallacious images and messages in advertisements, and demonstrate their understanding of the fallacies through multimedia presentations.
Title: Analyzing Character in Hamlet through Epitaphs
Students create epitaphs for characters from a tragedy, such as Hamlet.
Title: Brochures: Writing for Audience and Purpose
Students create brochures on the same topic as another piece of writing they have done, highlighting how shifting purposes and audiences creates changes in their strategies as writers.
Title: Designing Effective Poster Presentations
Students explore the genre of posters, review informational writing and visual design, and then design poster presentations to share in class or at a school-wide fair.
Title: Beyond What I Did on Vacation : Exploring the Genre of Travel Writing
After reading and analyzing short examples of travel writing and discussing conventions of the genre, students write their own travel articles.
Title: Google in the Classroom: How to get the most out of Google Search
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[ELA2015] (12) 27: Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research. [W.11-12.9]Digital Tool Description: A Google A Day is an interactive search game developed by Google to enhance the user's ability to use a search engine effectively and accurately. This tool will be used as a learning asset in the form of a Bellringer to focus students at the beginning of class on the larger lesson plan's purpose and goals, as well as to help students evaluate their own progress towards those goals. This activity will be particularly effective when used as a Bellringer for the lesson: Google in the Classroom: How to get the most out of Google Search.
Title: The New York Times used the slogan '' All the News That's Fit to Print.''
After discussing newspapers and their different points of view, students choose a current event, read editorials on the event, and share them with the class to identify the editor's point of view.
Standard(s): [ELA2015] (12) 19: Write arguments to support claims in an analysis of substantive topics or texts, using valid reasoning and relevant and sufficient evidence. [W.11-12.1]


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NEW ORLEANS - A grand jury returned an indictment today against Orleans Parish Juvenile Court Judge Yolanda King, whom investigators accused of lying about where she lived in order to get elected.
The Louisiana Attorney General's Office said King is charged with filing or maintaining false public records, as well as an election code violation for supplying false documents to an election official.
King, who was sworn in last year as a juvenile court judge, claimed in her election filing that she lived at an Orleans Parish address in order to run for the vacant juvenile court seat. Prosecutors claimed she actually lived in St. Tammany Parish, where she owned a home and has been claiming a homestead exemption since 2007.
The attorney general's office stepped in to prosecute the case after Orleans Parish District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro recused his office.
King is scheduled to appear in Orleans Parish District Court Monday for a bond hearing. An arraignment date hasn't been scheduled yet.
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|Color coordinates
|Hex triplet
|sRGBB (r, g, b)
|(248, 222, 126)
|CMYKH (c, m, y, k)
|(0, 11, 49, 3)
|HSV (h, s, v)
|(47°, 49%, 97[1]%)
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H: Normalized to [0–100] (hundred)
The color jasmine is a pale tint of yellow, displayed at right.[2] It is a representation of the average color of the more yellowish lower part of the pale yellowish white colored jasmine flower. The first recorded use of jasmine as a color name in English was in 1925.[3]
In human culture[edit]
- The 2010–2011 Tunisian revolution, also called the Jasmine Revolution, was a color revolution. It started as a campaign of civil resistance in Tunisia that began in December 2010. It is widely regarded as having initiated the Arab Spring. The reason it was called the "jasmine revolution" was because the jasmine is the national flower of Tunisia.
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- ^ http://tx4.us/nbs/nbs-j.htm ISCC-NBS Dictionary of Color Names (1955)--Color Sample of Jasmine (color sample #86)
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Your Apple TV has a digital audio output and your powered speakers bear an analog audio input. How do you make the two see eye-to-eye? Chris Breen explains.
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HomeKit--a set of tools for controlling your home's devices from your iOS device--looks promising. But what about control from a remote location? Chris Breen has some thoughts.
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so swimming season has started yay! i really love swimming and plan on swimming every day. today was my first day, after i got out i put a bit of oil in my hair, though it was still really fizzy and dry and just not nice.
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What did the Romans wear under their togas?
If you teach at Oxford or Cambridge, you get used to the regular bursts of outrage about "the Oxbridge interview". I posted a few months back about the myth that we are all a load of upper-class twits who use the interview to pick students just like ourselves. Wrong on both counts.
Just recently a different variant was doing the rounds: the one about all those weird, donnish and – this is the subtext – UNFAIR questions we ask at the interviews. Just to make sure the poor squirming candidate never feels at ease. A whole list of them were reeled off in the press and even on the Today programme. "What percentage of the world's water is contained in a cow?" (Veterinary Medicine, Cambridge) "Are you cool? (Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Oxford). "Why can't you light a candle in a spaceship? (Physics, Oxford). The Evening Standard even dredged up some celebs to have a go at answering them – not very well.
What did not get headlined was the fact that the survey that had brought all these questions to light had been commissioned, and then hyped, by a company which specialises in helping potential students prepare for their Oxbridge interview – for a fee. There's nothing like a bit of media panic to send frightened kids (and their over-anxious parents) rushing off with their cheque books to get some "specialist" advice.
My thoughts on this will, I hope, be reassuring. More than that, they are free.
The first thing that any student going to an interview needs to remember is that we are wanting to let people in, not keep them out. Of course, it may not feel like that to the kid on the receiving end. And, of course, we have many more applicants than there are places. Not everyone can be successful. That said, we are trying at the interview to get each candidate to show themselves at their very best. We want to see how good they are, not how bad.
Sometimes this takes surprising forms, as with those odd questions. Everyone who conducts these interviews will tell you that over-preparation is as damaging to a candidate's chances as under-preparation. I have often sat and listened to some hopeful reeling off, unstoppably, a prepared speech on the perfection of the Virgilian hexameter or why the Spartans won the Peloponnesian War. Bowling them a googly ("So what do you think the Romans wore under their togas?) is sometimes the only way of throwing them a lifeline – of giving them the opportunity to show that they can think independently, not from the prepared script.
So if I was giving one piece of advice to those preparing for an interview in my subject? Much cheaper than being professionally "groomed" – I would go out and buy (or borrow) a book about any aspect of the ancient world that interests you and one that is not a mainline part of your school syllabus, or takes you beyond it. Read it; know its title (you'd be surprised how many interviewees can only remember the colour of the dustjacket of their favourite reading matter); and be prepared to talk about if you are asked -- but no prepared speeches, remember.
Happily this is not entirely inconsistent with another aspect of the interview survey that did not get so much media coverage. Apparently almost 40% of the philosophy candidates who had read Mill's Utilitarianism got a place…as well as the impressive 75% of all candidates (for any subject apparently) who regularly read The Economist.
By the way, I don't think I shall be interviewing this year. So please don't anyone go wasting their time trying to find out what Romans did wear under their togas. Anyway, sorely tempted as I have been, I have never actually asked the question. In fact, I don't think we know the answer. But if I were to ask it, the point of the question (apart from stopping the unstoppable prepared script) would be to see if the candidate could begin to think through the limits of our ignorance about antiquity, as well as imagine how you might go about filling in the gaps. It wouldn't be a "trick" at all.


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Two homicide cases from the Lakeland Police Department case files will be highlighted on the Discovery Channel "Show Stolen Voices, Buried Secrets". This is a true crime show where a murder is described in first person of the victim. Viewers must piece together the who-dunnit based on clues from investigators and family/friends. The first local case featured is the homicide of Teresa Comfort. Her story will be retold in the episode "Hook, Line and Sinker".
Hook, Line, And Sinker – Air date – July 16th at 10:00pm
For Teresa Comfort, growing up in a small Florida town was ideal. Teresa just knew she would live in her hometown all her life. The sunshine, beaches and getting together with friends made her smile. But after one night on the town with friends, her life is cut short. The next morning, Teresa's body was found in her car, submerged in a lake. She has been brutally attacked. Immediately family and friends suspected Teresa's boyfriend. However, when his alibi checked out, investigators were left fishing for clues. Then an unexpected tip came in, leading investigators to their biggest catch of the day.
The second episode, "Morning Ambush", retells the story of Robert Taylor.
Morning Ambush - Air Date - September 10th at 10:00pm
Growing up in the North Carolina countryside, Robert Taylor loved nothing more than being outdoors and working with his hands. But when work dried up, Robert headed to sunny Florida and made a whole new life for himself.
But his life was cut short during his routine bike ride to work. Robert was ambushed and shot multiple times. Weeks passed in the investigation as detectives followed up on all tips, but they lead nowhere. Two years later, family and friends wondered if they would ever find out who killed Robert, until a guilty conscience drove his killer to make a shocking confession.
Police Captain John Thomason and Sargent Gary Gross served as liaisons to the producers of the show while they were shooting episodes here in Lakeland. They along with several other members from the Lakeland Police Department will appear in both episodes.
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**Blackman had their star tailback return from a turf toe injury the week before and came out Friday with a vengeance as he rushed for a school-record 342 yards on 26 carries with five touchdowns in
Blackman's 41-38 win over Farragut in the first round.
I'tavius Mathers has 2,203 rushing yards on 224 carries with 25 touchdowns this season in nine games of action.
Last season Tennessee's Gatorade Player of the Year ranked tailback rushed for 2,600 yards and 31 touchdowns.
Blackman faces number one ranked Riverdale tonight in the second round of the playoffs. Mathers injury a month ago occurred against Riverdale so this game is a little something extra special for the Ole Miss commit.
**Sandy Creek (GA) saw their winning streak increase to 39 games after they beat Stockbridge 22-14 last Friday. Mike Hilton, an Ole Miss commit who starts both ways (RB/S) for Sandy Creek, had 97 rushing yards and three tackles on defense.
Scout.com's #74 rated running back helped Sandy Creek to a state championship last season with 87 carries for 720 yards and 12 touchdowns. Hilton made an even bigger impact on defense manning the safety position as he racked up 70 tackles , 9 interceptions and 11 passes broken up.
Nationally ranked Sandy Creek faces Butler in their opening round of the playoffs tonight.
**Memphis Ridgeway upped their winning streak to seven games as they beat Craigmont
49-42 in the first round of the playoffs. They now stands at 8-3 at face Dyer
County in the second round of the 5A playoffs tonight.
The Ole Miss running back commit from Ridgeway, Jaylen Walton, led their team with 273 rushing yards and 5 TD's in the Craigmont contest.
He overtook I'Tavius Mathers and now leads the state of Tennessee in rushing with 2, 273yards and 25 TD's. Scout.com's #44 nationally rated running back rushed for more than 2,200 yards and 38 touchdowns as a junior.
**RB Kenno Loyal and Columbia got a big 35-7 win over Carrol in their last regular season game last Friday. The recent Ole Miss commit had 108 rushing yards and 2 TD's in the contest.
Scout.com's #56 rated tailback has rushed the ball 168 times for 1058 yards and 11 TD's this fall.
The Decatur, GA native rushed for over 1,500 yards and 18 TD's his junior season.
Columbia faces Carrollton tonight in the first round of the 3A playoffs.
The Owls star right guard is Ole Miss commit Ben Still. The 6' 4", 285-pound right guard is currently rated the #43 ranked guard in the country.
MUS faces McCallie tonight int he second round of the playoffs.
**Whiteland and OT Jake Meador finished the season with a 4-6. The 6' 7", 305-pound offensive lineman finished the regular season with over 40 pancakes and did not allow a sack.
Meador is currently rated the #68 at offensive tackle in the country.
**Battle Ground Aca and C.J. Beathard took a mouth dropping loss in the first round of the playoffs by the score of 24-17. Trent Lusk's Hail Mary pass for McCallie fell into the waiting arms of Jack Williamson to end C.J. Beathard's season.
The Ole Miss quarterback commit passed for 268 yards and 2 TD's in the contest. He finished the season with over 2,400 passing yards and 23 TD's/3 Int's on the season.
Scout.com's #89 ranked quarterback passed for 2, 312 yards and 17 TD's as a junior.
Two Ole Miss commits on the Tiger's defensive line, Temario Strong and Issac Gross, led the way for South Panola's defense. . Strong finished with 6 solo tackles and caused a fumble. Gross had four tackles and one for a loss
Temario now has 52 tackles, 21 for losses, 3sacks, 5 batted down balls, 4 forced fumbles and 2 recovered fumbles on the season.
Issac has 56 tackles, 7 sacks, 23 for loss, 1 interception for a 72 yard touchdown on the season, and three caused fumbles.
**Rockbridge (MO) and TE Austin Ray took a heartbreaking 10-9 loss to nationally ranked RocK Hurst on a last second 38-yard field goal. Austin had 2 receptions for 56 yards in the contest.
The 6' 6", 240 pound tight-end has 24 receptions for 388 yards and 5 TD's on the season.
Last season Scout.com's #82 rated cornerback finished the 2010 season with 84 tackles and 7 picks.
**West Bolivar thumped East Webster 55-0 in the opening round of the playoffs . They are now 10-1 on the season. Their star tailback, Kailo Moore, did not play in the contest due to a chest injury while he was lifting weights Wednesday.
Moore has rushed the ball 146 times for 1, 256 rushing yards rushing yards and 19 TD's for the season. He rushed for 2, 297 yards and 32 TD's as a sophomore.
West Bolivar faces Bruce tonight in the second round of the playoffs and Moore is expected to return to the field
**LB Ike Spearman and Lake Central (Ind) season is over as they finished with a a 8-2 record. The Ole Miss linebacker commit finished the season with 111 tackles and 9 sacks.
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WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ - The Iona College baseball team fell to Monmouth 6-0 in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference series finale at MU Baseball Field. The Hawks scored six unearned runs in the opening frame to defeat the Gaels.
Senior CF Joe Torres was the lone Gael to record two hits in the contest. He stands three hits shy of becoming just the fifth player in school history to record 200 hits and the second in the last three seasons. Rookie C Alex Beckett extended his hitting streak to three games with a 1-for-3 effort. Senior RF Joe Smith was also 1-for-3 and led the Gaels in batting average for the second straight week with a 5-for-13 effort in four contests. In the month of May, Smith is batting .500 (14-for-28) and has raised his season batting average more than 100 points.
Rookie RHP Bill Maier took the loss. He allowed five hits and two walks with a strikeout over 4.2 innings of work. Sophomore RHP Max Bruckner tossed the final 3.1 innings and allowed no runs, three hits and recorded a strikeout.
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New York City's Department of Education is quickly putting together the pieces of its pre-kindergarten expansion. It's reaching out to parents about new programs, communicating to providers about standards and preparing to announce the first wave of expanded options at community-based organizations — all with an eye toward providing full-day pre-k to more than 53,000 4-year-olds this September.
Plus, the department is working on recruiting, hiring and training teachers who will be able to deliver the high-quality pre-k education that Mayor Bill de Blasio has promised.
The city estimates it will need 1,000 lead teachers for new classes this fall, and will hire another 1,000 teachers for additional programs opening the following year.
The Department of Education is running a subway advertising campaign to recruit more teachers, and is planning three hiring events devoted to pre-k to match candidates with programs. The first hiring event will be scheduled at the end of June, education officials said.
Already, the department said it received more than 1,600 applications from candidates who already hold their certification in early childhood programs, a 38 percent increase compared to this time last year.
The Department of Education released subway ads recruiting pre-k teachers starting in early May.
The city is also working to expand its applicant pool by recruiting at local universities. One plan is to partner with the City University of New York to both train new teachers and help existing teachers who are working toward early childhood certification earn it more quickly.
CUNY has received at least 800 applications for about 200 spots in the intensive training program that begins this June, said Sherry Cleary, executive director of CUNY's Early Childhood Professional Development Institute. She said the program is targeted at people who are new in the field, or who are career-changers, but who understand "the true nature of 4-year-olds."
"A teacher of 4-year-olds does not have to be a student of motivation," said Cleary. "The child comes wired completely motivated. But this is a teacher who has to really be adept at assessing where a child is developmentally, and what the child's interests and strengths are."
Trainees in the CUNY program will take courses and begin work with 4-year-olds over the summer. The Department of Education will then work with CUNY to place these teachers in pre-k classrooms starting in September while they continue their coursework throughout the year.


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I just did a full restore to 6.1.2 and rejailbroke my iPad Mini and this issue is still happening.
Everytime I turn on the ipad, it boots to the 'slide to set up' screen. If I go through the motions, when I click 'start using ipad' it shows the SpringBoard for a split second and then crashes and boots back to the 'slide to set up' screen.
I can get out of this and go to the springboard because I have card switcher installed but if I try to quit out of the set up screen, the system crashes and reboots. Also, I can get to the SpringBoard and use Dasdhboard X or NC widgets but no apps launch no matter how I try to launch them. So, I think there must be some tweak conflicts happening but I can't launch CrashReporter.
It seems to me that the mechanism that allows apps to launch, is making the system crash. Like some restriction that gets removed after you go through the set up screens. Can anyone think of tweaks that would interfere with this?
Before I restored, there was some FolderEnhancer bug that I could reliably do to send the system into SafeMode. In SafeMode, the systems boots normally (no set up screen) and I can use the apps.
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2005 >>> A starter in all 21 matches at outside back ... Part of the defense that held opponents to a 1.19 goals-per-match average ... Scored one goal, the game-winner against SMU (Oct. 30) ... Attempted a total of 28 shots ... Competed for the Trinidad & Tobago Under-21 National Team.
2004 >>> Started in all 19 of the matches he played in ... A staple of the Gamecock defense that recorded five shutouts ... Honored for his performance in the adidas/Gamecock Classic as a member of the all-tournament team ... Scored the second goal of his career against Alabama A&M (Nov. 7) when he headed in a corner kick by Sebastian Lindholm...Hislop's goal tied the match 2-2 and USC went on to win 3-2 ... Attempted 16 shots on the season ... A member of the Trinidad & Tobago Under-20 National Team.
2003 >>> Played in 14 of South Carolina's 18 matches as a rookie in 2003 ... Was a starter in eight of those contests ... Notched the first goal of his career on Nov. 4 against the College of Charleston, a game that ended in a 2-2 tie ... Took 10 shots on the year from his center defensive position ... Was part of a Gamecock defensive unit that allowed just under a goal per game and posted eight shutouts, giving up just two goals in the season's first seven matches.
PRE-COLLEGE >>> Attended Signal Hill Secondary in Tobago ... A member of the Trinidad & Tobago U-17 National Team that advanced to the U-17 World Championships.
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Instead of destroying the nest, why not move it to another location? Some may argue that this doesn't actually get rid of the wasps (in other words, kill them), but no one can deny that it does help you avoid using chemical pesticides. It's also cheaper to simply wrap a plastic garbage bag around the wasps, remove it, and dispose it rather than shopping around for expensive pesticides.
Admittedly, removing the nest manually does mean close contact with the nest and thus the wasps themselves. Protect yourself from head to toe and plan your attack around dawn or dusk when the wasps are inside the nest instead of flitting in and out. You can also call in a professional gardener who can make use of the wasps to get rid of beetles, aphids, and other pests invading their crops.
Not unlike humans, wasps have a hard time functioning when clouded by smoke from fires. Lighting a fire under the wasps' nest is one way to get rid of wasps without defaulting on chemical pest control. At the same time, it can be tricky to execute if the nest isn't already hanging over your backyard bonfire pit. You can always create one by digging a small hole, filling it with sand, and then piling on small bits of wood to create a fire just big enough to release some serious smoke. Once it enters the nest, wasps will start fleeing the scene, even abandoning the nest permanently in some cases.
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Well, as I promised, I'm back to update everyone on my progress. As some of you know I was injured in Afghanistan on the 18th and sent back to the States with a short stay in Germany. They performed the surgery on the 25th here at Fort Riley, Ks. Luckily, the surgeon was very confident that subsequent surgeries won't be necessary. I am now the proud owner of 12 titanium screws, 1 titanium lag bolt, a titanuim rod and plate, and a ton of stitches to get everything put back together again in my leg/ankle/foot. I'm currently staying with my parents who live less than an hour and a half from Riley. I'll be here for the next week before reporting to my new medical unit for follow-up appointments. I was hoping to get under that Jeep of mine and get at least the body lift installed, if not that and the suspension, but I think that was a little optimistic. I'm not getting under anything soon. I'm looking at 6 weeks MINIMUM of non-weight bearing healing before they'll even think about letting me put some weight on that leg. Oh well, that's just more time for me to think about how cool she's gonna look with her new suspension and height and treads.
OK, so gotta go, but promised some of you I'd keep updates posted. I'm trying to get some copies of the x-rays with all the new hardware installed. If I do get some, I'll scan them and post them up....they're pretty funny.
Morale is good......pain is in check......optimism is there......now just gotta heal!!!!!
Also.....for all of you who have written in with your kind words.....I want to thank you personally. Every time I read your words of support, I get teary-eyed. Your support means the world to me....and I truly mean that.
Sounds like you got more cool hardware than your Jeep. :D
Glad to hear everything went well! Even though my knee surgery wasn't as bad as yours, they still had me on crutches for a good 5 weeks. It sucks, and wait till you go to therapy... those guys are brutal!
Take it easy and heal fast! :D
Titanium Lag Bolt?!?!?!?!! How cool is that... Is there a wingnut on the end of the lag?? Did they use a tourque wrench????
I'm glad you're doing well Cavey, very glad. Take it easy and get better. The lift and the jeep will still be there in six weeks and you'll heal so much better if you don't push it.
Don't forget, you promised pictures. :D
Glad your surgery went well, rehab ought to be fun. But, I'm sure you'll do fine at that too. 6 weeks isn't all that long.
first off let me say THANX! FOR SERVING!!
God speed young man. hope you make a complete recovery!
Glad to hear everything went well, rehab will be tough but do what they say and you will be better in no time. Thanks for your service. :)
Jordan, you are truly a hero to me and my family. I have shared your story with my wife and kids (son-9, daughter-6) and they are wishing you well and will be watching this tread for updates. Thank you again for your service and your eagerness to get healed and get back to your team. Don't push the recovery, listen to the doctors and you will be back in the field real soon.
Again, best wishes to you and a quick healing time.
You're the new resident bionic man! :punk: I'm glad you're happy and feeling better. I hope the healing process goes well and swift for you. You're gonna get killer disability when you get out!
We are still praying for you bud so keep on truckin we are behind you.
glad it wnet well adn good luck with the recovery process!
thanks for the update!
I'm glad to hear that you are doing ok
I know I said it before, but thank you for serving. I honestly mean that, I appreciate everything you do
Thanks again for everyone's support. They're saying that it'll be 6 weeks minimum before they can even START physical therapy, and a total recovery time of 8 months to a year and a half.....probably the long end of the spectrum for the job I do. There's even a possibility that my sniper days are at an end. (For the government, at least) It's a terribly physically demanding job, so I've got a LONG ways to heal before getting back to where I once was. The surgeon was optimistic that I'd be able to function as an upright human again, but was skeptical about my recovery back to my level of fitness and health prior to the incident. He was quick to point out that people heal differently, and that I should remain optimistic that I even have a leg for him to operate on....so I guess that puts it into perspective.....
One day at a time. Nothing's changed inside me.....just have a new hurdle to overcome. The best that will happen is that the healing process goes great and I have no long-term affects and I can regain my job as senior sniper for the team. Worse comes to absolute worst......I can move back to Florida and get back into teaching technical cavediving. Doesn't sound like too bad of an option, huh? Gotta have an escape plan......in every aspect of life...
Good to see you are doing good and on the road to recovery! Glad to see you're in good spirits and optimistic. Just sit back and take it easy for the next few weeks untill your therapy starts. Hopefully you will make a full recovery and you can do all the things you want to do. My prayers are with you. Thanks again for your service. You are a true HERO!
With all that hardware they put in your leg, I hope they installed new bump stops and maybe even long arms. Keep us posted on your progress.
Sounds like your attitude is going to be the biggest help in the healing process! I am just blown away that you can be so optimistic after everything you've been through! I need to take "optimism lessons" from the new bionic man!
Thanks for all you do and good luck on a speedy recovery!
Your outlook is the best and an inspiration to me. It makes it hard to bitch about problems at work or home. Keep up that attitude and you'll heal like a champ. Remember, chicks dig scars!
Good luck on your recovery. Your prognosis seems very positive so hold onto that. Perhaps a carrer in professional shooting?
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My old dog will only eat Ol Roy dog dog food, what should I do?
I am about at my wit's end with finding foor for Hallie. She is 13 years old and has all sorts of eating issues. At first she would choke on her food, so I started wetting it to make the kibbles slippery, and that fixed the problem. Then she decided that she wouldn't eat unless it was basically soup and all the kibbles were floating, so we added more water. Then she decided she doesn't like any dog food (soupy, wetted, or dry) except Ol Roy (believe me, I've tried every other brand available in the area), but I've heard that Ol Roy is the "worst" dog food there is. Any suggestions on what I should do?
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She's 13 years old! Who knows how much time she has left. Don't make a big deal out of an old dogs food preference! Let her have it.
You can wet it with boiling water to soften it a lot. Let it cool. It will be mushy, but at least it will be Ol Roy for her.
Snickers answered on 11/29/12. Helpful? / 1
Snicker is right! Let her eat the good ol' OL ROY. It hasn't done any harm to her so far and I am sure she is going to be fine in future too :)
Member 1107927 answered on 11/30/12. Helpful? / 0
You are right, ol'roy is not very good food at all. But it is better that they eat something then nothing at all. And at the age of 13, if they are eating then stay with it if nothing else seems to work.
Dunkin answered on 11/30/12. Helpful? / 0
I agree with the other posters. Leave her on Ol Roy.....not a good food, but she is getting older and making her stressed out about her food is probably not a good idea.
Goof Luck with everything
Mika answered on 11/30/12. Helpful? / 0
Ol' Roy is the worst of the worst and what's really sad is that it has 20% of the pet food market in the U.S. because it's so cheap (contains NO meat!).
Here's 269 complaints and reviews of Ol' Roy on the consumers Affairs website: www.consumeraffairs.com
Here's a good review of Ol' Roy: www.bestcatanddognutrition.com
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> In a few weeks we will have the HOA Annual Meeting. Among other items on the agenda voting and counting of the ballots will occur. There are five vacancies on the Board of Directors that will be filled. As stated in the CC&Rs "The Nominating Committee shall make as many nominations for the elections to the Board of Directors as it shall in its discretion determine, but not less than the number of vacancies that are to be filled." There was an arbitrary date of September 30th posted for the dead line to receive a biography from perspective candidates. This date allowed ample time to get the ballots printed. On September 30th there were only four candidates because one of the incumbents is moving and withdrew his name. Shortly after October 1st two residents turned in their bios and the incumbent changed his mind and wanted to run for the election. On Saturday October 22nd the Nominating Committee had their first meeting. After five hours of deliberating the seven candidates the committee decided, in all fairness, that they would nominate only the four incumbents, their names were in before September 30th, even though it does not meet the requirements of the CC&Rs and securing their seats on the board. All other candidates will be voted on from the floor at the Annul Meeting. The ballots went to print last Friday.>> The Nominating Committee and the four incumbents want to risk the election because they don't think anyone will challenge decission. If the election were held with only four candidates knowing it doesn't meet the requirments we could be subject to litigation. I am president of the board with 8 other members. The five incumbents out vote my decission to add more candidates. What can I do? Is the HOA at risk? Should I let the chips fall where they may?>>>
ronnorw:I am president of the board
Then go back to the CC&Rs and/or bylaws and see if the President has the power to overrule the nominating committee.
ronnorw:Is the HOA at risk?
No way to tell.
You'd be in the best position to determine whether the 4 incumbents have done right by the homeowners in the past. If they have you might let things slide. If they haven't you have the option of taking appropriate action.
ronnorw:Should I let the chips fall where they may?
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This question came to me while reading the post from the person who is getting two puppies at the same time. This is for people who work full time, the same shift, this is NOT for people who work full time but your significant other works a different shift or for people who have others at home to help.
If you work full time, may I ask why you want a puppy? When I say full time, to *me*, that means an 8hr work day, that also means that you're probably gone a minimum of 9-10hrs a day. I can't imagine having any dog but especially not a puppy, if you're gone so much. Yes, I've worked full time with puppies, for one pup, my husband worked days, I worked evenings. Another time, he worked days and I worked nights. I also worked at a hospital, every other weekend so I had one day off during the week. We also had teenagers both time around, so they were able to help. I'm thinking back to when I worked full time, sometimes I'd have to stop by the store, bank, whatever, on the way home. I'd get home and I'm tired but there's dinner, housework, laundry and for awhile, kids to help with homework and taxi around to activities. Where does the dog fall in this?
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We are honored to have such a valorous warrior as our Commander in Chief. The bravery, the self sacrifice, the sheer guts he demonstrated last year is without peer in the history of this nation. Lincoln's steadfastness during the Civil War pales by comparison.
Surely he deserves to be given the Medal of Honor for that act, don't you think? It's the highest honor this nation can bestow on a member of the military, and is granted for "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his or her life above and beyond the call of duty while engaged in an action against an enemy of the United States."
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