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Summer Institute of Civic Studies
July 11-23, 2011
The third annual Summer Institute of Civic Studies will run from July 11-23, 2011. This intensive, two-week interdisciplinary seminar brings together advanced graduate students, faculty and practitioners from diverse fields of study for challenging discussions about the role of civics in society.
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The Future of Community Engagement in Higher Education – 2nd Annual Summer Research Institute
June 24-26, 2011
Boston, MA
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National Conference on Volunteering and Service
Convened by Points of Light Institute and the Corporation for National and Community Service, the annual event provides attendees with an opportunity to learn, connect and be inspired through a wide range of exciting and informative plenary sessions, workshops, special events, service projects, exhibits, specialized corporate tracks and more.
June 6-8, 2011
New Orleans
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True Hero Award
The TRUE HERO™ organization will award money for community service project expenses to qualified high school, colleges and community organizations. The awards will be granted to those student community service projects receiving the most eligible votes from the general public during the current school year (July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011). In order to be eligible to win, the student community service project must involve at least three volunteers younger than 23 years old.
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American Democracy Project Conference: Beyond Voting: Active Citizenship in the New Era
June 2 – 4 2011
Orlando, Florida
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Faculty Institute Making it Count: Strategies for Rewarding Engaged Scholarship in Promotion and Tenure
May 23, 2011
University of Connecticut, Hartford Campus
Registration and agenda available soon.
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The Frank Newman Leadership Award
The Frank Newman Leadership Award provides financial support and mentorship to assist students achieve their civic and academic goals. Two $5,000 awards are available to undergraduate students at Campus Compact member colleges and universities.
Nominations are due by April 18, 2011.
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$5,000 Jenzabar Foundation Student Leadership Awards
Five awards will recognize student groups who have made a difference in the world through service and philanthropic activities during the current or 2009-2010 academic years. Both domestic and international activities will be recognized.
Applications Due: April 15
To learn more or apply, click here.
|Massachusetts Campus Compact Gala and Awards Dinner
University of Massachusetts Boston
On April 12, 2011, we will gather for a day of issue-based institutes, a cocktail reception showcasing exemplary programs and an awards dinner celebrating the service and leadership of MACC member institutions, their faculty, staff, students and community partners.
To learn more about the day's events, please visit:
MACC Presidents' Service Awards Winners and Finalists Announced
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New England Campus Compact Webinar Series
The state Campus Compacts of New England have designed a series of webinars to provide low-cost, travel-free professional development opportunities. Learn from experts on civic and community engagement. The topics will vary throughout the year to offer each campus several opportunities to engage different administrators, faulty, staff, students and partners.
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College Access and Success Webinar
December 2, 2010 – 1:00-2:00
National Campus Compact recently released a new white paper about the potential for community/campus civic engagement to enhance student access to and success in college. During this webinar, two of the authors will summarize their findings in A Promising Connection: Increasing College Access and Success through Civic Engagement.
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Network Gathering about Assessment and Evaluation
December 2, 2010 – 9:30-12:00
University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester
This gathering provides an opportunity for community service and service learning staff and faculty to deepen relationships with colleagues, forge new connections, explore what is happening nationally and talk deeply about the past, present and future of our work.
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Academic Leadership Institute for Chief Academic Officers, Deans and Faculty Teams
Monday, November 22
Discuss the challenges and opportunities of integrating service-learning, community-based research, and engaged scholarship into academic affairs. You can find more details here.
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Infusing Civic Engagement into Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Courses and Programs
Saturday, November 13
Hosted by Brandeis University and co-sponsored by MACC, this institute will focus on the SENCER approach to infusing civic engagement into STEM work. Visit our blog for more information.
Tenth International Research Conference on Service-learning and Community Engagement
International Perspectives: Crossing Boundaries through Research
*Early bird registration ends August 20th
Indianapolis, IN
October 28-30, 2010
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Diversity Student Summit
The Diversity Student Summit is a one-day event for current and emerging student leaders, cultivating practical, effective and compassionate ways to be more diversity competent in an ever-changing world.
October 23, 2010
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Campus Compact Leadership Summit 2010
Maximizing 'd'emocratic Partnerships for Student and Economic Success
October 12 & 13, 2010
On October 12 & 13, 2010 at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., Campus Compact will convene an important gathering of its member college and university presidents.
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Fall Alternative Break Student Training
October 9-11, 2010
Each year MACC sponsors Fall Alternative Break (FAB) over Columbus Day weekend (October 8-11). FAB has a "Train the Trainers" model– the purpose of the weekend is to train students how to run a successful alternative break on their campuses. Student from any MACC member schools are eligible to participate. If you need help connecting with your campus contact, or would like more information, please email Tasia Cerezo or call 617-627-3202.
October 9-11, 2010 in Lynn, Massachusetts
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New England Campus Compact Student Leadership Conference
Join us for a unique student gathering that will take advantage of the broad network represented by the New England Campus Compacts. The conference will provide the opportunity for students across New England to learn from experts in the field and each other in order to be more effective campus/community leaders and develop concrete skills they can apply to their community work.
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
October 1-2, 2010
2010 Student Leadership Conference
Best in Class: Building Skills, Changing Communities
Sponsored by the New England Campus Compacts, the Jenzabar Foundation, and the Massachusetts Service Alliance
October 1-2, 2010
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Potential topics include: Language as a Tool for Change, Contemplative Practice- Meditation and Spirituality in Service Learning, Meeting Facilitation, Self Care, Grant Writing, Community Tours, Leadership Styles
Mini-Grant Competition:
Any student who attends the conference will be able to apply for a $250 mini-grant to support a community partnership and project. Six grants will be awarded. Applications will be due after the conference and funds will be awarded in November 2010.
4th Annual Global Youth Social Entrepreneur Competition
Ashoka and Staples, partnered together, have launched the 4th annual competition recognizing outstanding entrepreneurial work from youths that makes a positive impact on their community. Grants of up to $5,000 will be given to young people between the ages of 12 and 24.
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Subbrock, is your DD is preschool or daycare? If so, and you haven't already, you'll want to talk to them about procedures already in place for allergies. Hopefully they have some. I'd also be sure that not just one, but several staff know how to use the epipen. The more, the better, as teachers, directors, nurses can be absent,and you want to use it quickly, not want to wait for some one to get to your child.
At my DD's school, the cafeteria has a nut free table for lunch and snack. Any child can sit there, but all lunches must be checked by an adult on duty. Even the one boy with the peanut allergy must be checked. Good thing, as he occasionally buys his lunch, and I've rejected some of his choices, based on the ingredient list. I've also had other kids choose the PB&J lunch, then request to sit there. (Go figure.) Her preschool did something similiar, having one of the tables in the classroom nut free. All children sitting there had to have a nut free lunch.
Side note: as a parent with a child with epilepsy, I know how the parent message boards can be. Parents can get a little crazy there. For the right reasons, but on line, it comes across as overboard! I think they are great resources, but have to put my own spin on the situation, as it works for our family. Hope that makes sense. And, best of luck, I'm sure you are doing a good job dealing with this allergy.
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The Kartell Taj Lamp is just as much a sleek and modern artistic sculpture as it as a source of light. The unique design creates a more significant presence than an average table lamp, and defies the concept that a functional object should be stiff and common. Instead, it is fascinating and beautiful piece of art that looks just as striking off as it does on. Taj is the first-ever Kartell lamp to use LED technology, and with the addition of a light-dimming function, the lamp can be perfectly adjusted to fit any atmosphere or circumstance.
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The Ravens may have won the game, but the blackout won the Internet. Bored Super Bowl fans took a break from their beer and Doritos to storm twitter Sunday night during the 30 minute-plus power outage. And despite the emergence of the predictable (and not funny) parody accounts as well as the snarky (and not funny) Katrina references, this is one meme we can get behind. Long live the #BlackoutBowl.
Some of our favorites:
BREAKING: During the Twitter, Superbowl goes down
— Ryan Sarver (@rsarver) February 4, 2013
I blame this whole thing on Mrs. Hughes's toaster. — Lexi Mainland (@lexinyt) February 4, 2013
Are the dimming the lights in tribute to Lady Sybil? Because that would be nice. — microtony (@microtony) February 4, 2013
whatever. who HASN'T blacked out in New Orleans? — hailee justine (@haileejustine) February 4, 2013
I bet Jim Harbaugh used to unplug the Nintendo when his brother was winning. — Collin Moore (@shinyidol) February 4, 2013
Superdome IT guy currently smuggling dinosaur DNA samples out of the stadium — Alex Pareene (@pareene) February 4, 2013
Does anyone know where the Ocean's Eleven guys are right now? — Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) February 4, 2013
.@corybooker u gonna fix this or what — Andy Levy (@andylevy) February 4, 2013
That blackout was so fun! This game is so boring! #comebackblackout — Linda Holmes (@nprmonkeysee) February 4, 2013
Drew Brees unplugged the Stadium. — RainnWilson (@rainnwilson) February 4, 2013
Thankfully this didn't happen during the Destiny'sChild reunion. — Katharine Zaleski (@kzaleski) February 4, 2013
Someone needs to spray deer antler dust on the lights. Make them recover faster. #superbowlblackout — Paul Begala (@PaulBegala) February 4, 2013
And that completes the test that humans will sit and stare at a tv for 34 minutes with absolutely nothing happening. #superbowl47 #blackout
— Ben Edwards (@bensbigjeep) February 4, 2013
The Stadium just went into a #blackout. Clearly the dementors showed up a little late to watch Beyonce.
— The Dark Lord (@Lord_Voldemort7) February 4, 2013
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Made with the same care in construction as all Lazy Hill products but a new look entirely. Made from solid cellular vinyl. Comes complete with 3-1/4" clean-out hole protected by a copper cover. Available in white. Looks great combined with Loretta's Feeder.
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Lazy Hill has returned production to the US and is crafting their houses in Maine from solid cellular vinyl.
Benefits of Solid Cellular Vinyl:
You might ask, What is cellular vinyl? Cellular vinyl has the same basic characteristics of wood without the natural shortcomings of wood.
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You'll be forgiven for thinking we've already reviewed HP's Photosmart Plus inkjet all-in-one, as the company has a penchant for reusing model names, which makes ordering (and reviewing) prone to errors. In fact, we've previously reviewed the Photosmart Plus B209a, while this is the Photosmart Plus B210a, a completely different beast.
This printer is all dressed up in black, with an embossed pattern on its scanner lid and what looks a bit like an iPhone laid on its side on an angled tray at the front. Unlike the Photsmart eStation C510 the silver-framed 'pad' on the front of the Photosmart Plus is fixed and is just a fancy way of including touch panel controls.
As well as an 89mm touchscreen, there are three dedicated touch buttons down either side, which illuminate when their functions are relevant. The screen itself is responsive and includes gesture recognition so you can, for instance, scroll through downloaded web apps by wiping a finger across the screen. There's only one physical button, next to the control pad, which powers the printer on and off.
Below the control panel is a 125-sheet A4 paper tray, with a secondary, powered photo tray set above it, which can take blanks up to 13 x 18cm. There's a dual SD and MemoryStick card slot to the left of the paper trays, but no facility for PictBridge or USB drives.
At the back is a lone USB socket, but the printer also supports wireless connection and this is very easy to establish if your wireless router supports WPS setup. You'll also want to register the printer with HP's download site, so you have access to a growing range of printer applets. You can also use the printer's remote access facility, via ePrint.
There are four ink tanks, which clip into the semi-permanent head, once you've installed that in the printer's head carrier. Software installation is painless and HP provides its usual bundle of support applets, though of course these are supplemented by any Web apps you download.
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NoiseQuest is your source for information on aviation and airport noise. Our goal is to improve the relationship between airports and their surrounding communities.
This website was developed to provide educational information on aviation noise.
The initial site development was supported by the Federal Aviation Administration through the PARTNER Center of Excellence under grants to researchers at The Pennsylvania State University and Purdue University.
The ongoing development and enhancement of the NoiseQuest site is supported by the Federal Aviation Administration through the ASCENT Center of Excellence under grants to researchers at The Pennsylvania State University. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Aviation Administration, or NASA. Please review the full NoiseQuest site disclaimer for more information.
The development of this site is one of the research efforts being conducted by researchers from the Aviation Sustainability Center, or ASCENT, the FAA Center of Excellence for Alternative Jet Fuels and the Environment.
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CANADA FX DEBT-C$ strikes 13-mth high after aggressive Fed move
* C$ hits C$0.9693 vs US$, or $1.0317, strongest since Aug. 4, 2011 * Fed launches aggressive monetary easing * Fed to hold interest rates until mid-2015 * Bond prices fall across the curve By Solarina Ho TORONTO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened to its firmest level in more than a year against its U.S. counterpart after the U.S. Federal Reserve announced an aggressive third round of stimulus on Thursday. The U.S. central bank said it will buy $40 billion of mortgage debt per month and continue to purchase assets until the outlook for jobs improves substantially. In a significant shift in the direction of U.S. monetary policy, the Fed has tied its unconventional bond buying directly to economic conditions. "The Fed is making a clear commitment they're going to continue to supply liquidity to the system until we see better numbers emerge in U.S. labor markets," said Paul Ferley, assistant chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada. "It's an indication of the very aggressive approach by the Fed. A little more aggressive than what was assumed." In addition, policymakers said they would likely hold interest rates at current lows until at least mid-2015 from an earlier guidance of 2014. Canada's dollar touched C$0.9693 versus the U.S. dollar, or $1.0317, firmer than C$0.9764, or $1.0242 shortly before the announcement, and stronger than Wednesday's North American session close at C$0.9766, or $1.0240. This is the currency's strongest level against the U.S. dollar since Aug. 4, 2011 when it touched C$0.9603, or $1.0413. It has rallied more than 2 percent in the last week on the back of a Fed stimulus move, a stronger Canadian labor environment, a hawkish Bank of Canada stance and a bond buyback plan announced by the European Central Bank. The currency has also outperformed other major currencies this year, strengthening more than 5 percent against the greenback. Canadian government bond prices fell across the curve after the Fed decision, with the two-year bond down 1 Canadian cent to yield 1.195 percent. The benchmark 10-year bond slid 17 Canadian cents, yielding 1.921 percent.
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GCSE Maths is a one-year course beginning in September and ending with the exams in June the following year. You are expected to study for at least six hours each week for the duration of the course.
GCSE Maths is a one-year course beginning in September and ending with the exams in June the following year. You are expected to study for at least six hours each week for the duration of the course.
The course is divided into weekly topics, for example, Angles, Percentages, Probability, and follows the Edexcel GCSE Maths Specification A syllabus. It is suitable for students who wish to study for the examinations at Foundation Tier or Higher Tier.
Course content
You have access to very clear, detailed and well-organised resources. You belong to an online class with a dedicated tutor who gives you all the support you need to help you succeed. Your tutor contacts you each week and guides you through the materials that you are required to study in order to complete each topic. Each topic includes exercises so that you can practise your skills.
Each week you take an online test to check your understanding of the topic. Every three weeks you complete a written assignment which checks your understanding of the topics covered previously. Your tutor marks your completed assignment and returns it to you with detailed feedback and advice.
There is no coursework in this syllabus. There are two exams (calculator and non-calculator), each lasting 1 hour 45 minutes, held on separate days at the beginning of June, at Sheffield City College.
We expect students progressing from school to have a grade D in GCSE Maths. Adults with no previous qualifications in Maths, or a Numeracy / Functional Maths qualification, are welcome to apply. We require all applicants to complete an online application form and an initial assessment so that we can assess whether the course is suitable for them. We may advise studying Functional Maths first, if appropriate, before progressing to GCSE Maths.
The course will enable you to prepare for a higher level study, such as Access courses, and improve your job prospects. At the end of the course you will be expected to sit a nationally recognised exam.
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Will the course suit me?
The online GCSE Maths course is suitable for you if you do not have a grade C, or if you already have a C but need a higher grade, for example, to progress to a higher education course. It is also suitable if you find it difficult to get to a traditional classroom-based course and feel comfortable studying online.
The online GCSE Maths course offers you flexibility. You can study at times that are convenient for you, as long as you stick to the weekly course calendar. You need to be disciplined and motivated in your approach in order to keep to the deadlines and achieve success in your exams. You are expected to do a substantial amount of work on your own and need to set aside approximately six study hours per week.
The fee for the course is £330 and includes the exam entry fee.
You are required to sit two exams, held on separate days at the beginning of June, at Sheffield City College. If, due to exceptional circumstances, you are allowed to transfer to another exam centre, you are required to pay a £75 transfer fee to The Sheffield College, together with any administration/invigilation fees charged by the transfer centre.
What you will do each week.
Each week your tutor will direct you to work through a particular section of the online resources. The online resources are written to a very high standard. They have been specially designed for this online course and cover everything you need to know to be successful in your studies. They can be accessed through Moodle, which is a learning platform. When you have completed key pieces of work you will send your work to your tutor who will mark it and offer you feedback and advice on how you can improve. For other pieces of work you will be directed to the answers and be able to check your work for yourself. Your tutor will always be there to help you if something is not clear or if you need support.
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The Principles of
Zazen (Zazen gi) is said to have been composed in the eleventh
month of 1243, at Yoshimine shôja, the monastery in Echizen
(modern Fukui Prefecture) to which Dôgen, had moved in
the summer of the same year. This brief work is somewhat different
in character from most of the texts of the Shôbôgenzô:
it is not an essay commenting on themes in the Chinese Zen literature
but rather, as its title suggests, a set of instructions for
the practice of zazen. Thus, it shares much with Dôgen's
more famous treatment of meditation, the Fukan zazen gi (Universal
Promotion of the Principles of Zazen), as well as with his
account of zazen given in the Bendô hô (Rules
for Pursuing the Way), both of which were likely composed
in the years following his move to Echizen.
The title, zazen gi (Chinese, zuochan yi, which
might also be rendered "procedures" or "rites
of zazen"), was used for a genre of practical manuals on
Zen meditation in China. The best known example of this genre
in the Southern Song when Dôgen visited there was the Zuochan
yi included in the Pure Rules of the Zen Park (Chanyuan
qinggui), a monastic code composed in 1103 by Changlu Zongze.
Dôgen borrowed heavily from this work in composing his
own meditation instructions. Yet he was also critical of Zongze's
understanding of Zen and went on to introduce into his instructions
several crucial passages alluding to the sayings of other Chinese
Zen masters.
The most important innovations in our text are thought to reflect
the account of meditation presented in Dôgen's Shôbôgenzô
essay Lancet of Zazen (Shôbôgenzô zazen
shin). This work, originally composed in 1242 and apparently
presented to Dôgen's monks soon after his move to Echizen,
discusses two kôan on zazen known as "Nanyue
polishes a tile" and "Yueshan's not thinking",
both of which appear in the Principles of Zazen. Although,
in the Lancet, Dôgen gives more attention to the
former story, it is the latter that stands out in our text. Here,
as in the Fukan zazen gi, "Yueshan's not thinking"
is given as the very content of zazen, what Dôgen calls
in both texts "the art" of the practice. Consequently,
this passage has become central to the interpretation of Dôgen's
meditation teaching and has received much attention in Sôtô
This translation is based on the text in Mizuno Yaoko, Shôbôgenzô,
vol. 1 (1993), pp. 222-225. Examples of other English translations
of the Zazen gi can be found in Norman Waddell and Abe
Masao, "Dôgen's Fukanzazengi and Shôbôgenzô
zazengi", The Eastern Buddhist, New Series 6, 2 (1973),
pp. 115-128; Nishiyama Kôsen and John Stevens, tr., Shôbôgenzô,
vol 1 (1975), pp. 39-40; Okumura Shôhaku, ed. and tr.,
Shikan taza: An Introduction to Zazen (1985), pp. 59-62;
Kazuaki Tanahashi, ed., Moon in a Dewdrop: Writings of Zen
Master Dôgen (1985), pp. 29-30; Yokoi Yûhô,
tr. The Shôbô-genzô (1986), pp. 129-131;
and Carl Bielefeldt, Dôgen's Manuals of Zen Meditation
(1988), pp. 177-181. This online translation has previously
appeared in Zen Quarterly 11:2-3 (1999), pp. 5-8.


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Cat Cora's Coastal Cookout
Celebrity chef Cat Cora will throw virtually anything on the grill. We tagged along as she hosted family and friends for a seaside Santa Barbara cookout.
Mediterranean Menu
"For this classic Mediterranean summer menu, I used foods that taste light and fresh, like asparagus and watermelon, and sauces like aïoli with a citrusy twist. Another bonus to the menu is that many of the recipes can be prepped entirely in advance, leaving you time to relax and have fun with friends—which, to me, is what grilling is all about." —Cat Cora
Grilled Grape Leaves Stuffed with Sausage and Goat Cheese
Grilled Asparagus
This recipe is equally delicious with artichokes. Boil 30 to 35 minutes, cut in half and remove fuzzy choke, then proceed with step 3. For less heat in the aïoli, omit the Calabrian chiles and add a pinch of dried crushed red pepper.
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Grilled Middle Eastern Turkey Meatballs
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The Royle Family star Caroline Aherne today revealed she is fighting lung cancer.
The award-winning writer, actress and comedienne, who created the character Mrs Merton, has been undergoing treatment in Manchester.
She made the announcement after backing a £3.4 million bid to improve care for cancer patients in the city.
The 50-year-old and her brother, Patrick, were both born with a rare form of eye cancer. They were both fully treated but Caroline was left almost blind in one eye. She has also been treated for bladder cancer.
She said: "I've had cancer and my brother's had cancer and we know how it affects people.
"We're lucky in Manchester to have some of the best bits of cancer care with places like The Christie, the Nightingale Centre and the Cecelia Centre at Wythenshawe Hospital and St Ann's Hopice - and the last thing I want to do is knock the fantastic work that goes on in this city.
"But even the best doctors, nurses and managers on earth aren't going to be able to understand what needs improving unless people affected by cancer in Manchester get involved and tell them what needs to change."
She told the Manchester Evening News: "It's truly shocking to learn that Manchester came bottom out of 150 areas in England for premature deaths from cancer. Our survival rates are a quarter lower than average and the number of people getting lung cancer is a third higher here than in the rest of England.
"There are too many stories about bad communication leading to patients waiting too long and feeling ignored and abandoned and that same bad communication is contributing to poor statistics on cancer."
Aherne, who once had treatment for depression at London's Priory Clinic, retired from the limelight in recent years, choosing to spend time with her family in Timperley, Cheshire, although she has narrated the current series of Channel 4 programme Gogglebox.
She agreed to reveal her diagnosis to help launch a new partnership between Macmillan Cancer Support, patients, GPs, NHS hospital trusts, St Ann's Hospice and Manchester Council.
Nicola Cook, from Macmillan Cancer Support, said: "Caroline's one of Manchester's own - she's loved here and people identify with her. We hope that if people see that Caroline is sitting down and talking to us then maybe they'll know that they can too."
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MRhe wrote:Again, I think this comes down to a simple personal preference: either 1) those who realize and appreciate the vagaries of random chance within the combat system or 2) those who feel the luck factor is too prevalent and want a less chance-dependent system.
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Born in Lewis Run, on December 14, 1921, she was the daughter of Frank and Nina (Zandi) Vecellio.
On November 26, 1955 in Bradford she married Frank A. Carletta, who died on October 31,1993.
She had been employed as a service representative at the Bell Telephone Co. for 11 years and prior to her retirement as a clerk in the Meat Department at the A&P Grocery Store.
She was a member of St. Bernard Church and the Catholic Women's Club, Bradford Ecumenical Home Auxiliary, AARP, Lewis Run Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary, and the Greater Bradford Senior Activity Center.
Mary is survived by a daughter, Michele A. (Dennis) Peters of Warren, two grandchildren, Heather Peters of Jamestown NY, and Bridget (Mike) Neely of Newport News VA, two great grandchildren Skylynn Tomlinson and Bryce Tomlinson and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, one brother Joseph Vecellio, and one sister Clara Pascarella.
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We are looking forward to two days of inspired music making! This is a non-competitive festival including constructive and engaging exchange between the clinician/conductor and students. Participation by school groups is open to High School and Middle School levels. We invite orchestras from throughout the Northwest.
This year, we expect 20-30 orchestras to be a part of this important educational experience. Space is limited so please submit your online registration form early to guarantee your position.
NOTE: Please provide for the judges three sets of music for each piece you will perform. Measures should be numbered on each score.. Mark each score with your school name to facilitate their return. Please keep copyright laws in mind and plan accordingly.
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(CBS Seattle) — Seattle has gained the distinction of being one of the funniest cities in America, according to the real estate bloggers at Movoto.
They ranked cities based on the number of comedy clubs, how many comedians were born or live there and whether the city was the setting for a sitcom, among other things.
Seattle came in at number 7, scoring points as the setting of 'Frasier' and the home to production company Unexpected Productions which puts on the International Festival of Improv.
Atlanta was named the funniest city in America because on its abundance of comedy clubs, and because it's the birthplace of Jeff Foxworthy.
Chicago came in second, mainly for its strong improv scene which includes The Second City and ImprovOlympic. Los Angeles Boston and New York rounded out the top five.
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The alarming spike in demand for mental health services on college campuses that began about a decade ago appears to be leveling off, a just-released survey of counseling center directors suggests.
The findings of the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors' 2008-9 poll of hundreds of member institutions point to a new stasis, where the number of students arriving on campuses in need of counseling or psychotropic medications is remaining constant from year to year, though still likely to keep counseling centers strained.
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"In the last few years, I think we've seen stabilization," said Victor M. Barr, the survey's lead author and a director of counseling and psychological services at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. "That doesn't mean that there aren't a lot of students to see, just that it doesn't seem like it's changing as rapidly as a few years ago."
The survey was sent to members at 752 institutions in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. In all, 363 responded.
Across all respondents, 10.2% of students sought counseling during the 2008-9 academic year, about the same as in the directors group's two previous surveys. At institutions with fewer than 1,500 students, an average of 18.3% of students sought counseling. At institutions with enrollments of more than 35,000, it was 7.2%. (Another study, the National Survey of Counseling Center Directors, found that 10.4% of students at four-year institutions sought help in 2008-9.)
Perhaps related to the stable proportion of students seeking counseling was a decline in the perception by counseling center directors that mental health problems were on the rise at their institutions. In this year's survey, 94% of respondents said "the number of students with severe psychological problems is [a] growing concern on their campuses." In the 2007-8 survey, it was 96%. In 2006-7, it was 97%.
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Despite the onslaught of national and local economic problems during the survey year, fewer counseling jobs were cut than were added. Respondents reported a total of 82 new professional clinical positions created, while 34 were lost. "We saw these small gains in staffing, but I'm not sure the same thing will happen in our next survey because of economic conditions," Barr said. Counseling services aren't a popular place to cut budgets, he added, but they're not likely to be the first place where institutions direct funds, either.
Colleges aren't out of the woods yet. Seventy-three percent of respondents said there had been an increase in the last year in the number of students already on psychotropic medications who were seeking counseling services, and 71% said they thought the number of students with severe psychological problems had risen during the survey year.
The most common conditions seen in students were depression (seen in 37.5% of students visiting a counseling center), anxiety (36.8 percent) and relationship issues (35.9 percent). Nearly a quarter of patients seen in counseling centers were taking psychotropic medications.
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My gf has a 07 WK 3.7L
I was curious if someone had the dimensions for the top of the strut assembly ie diameter of the top plate and the 3 bolt pattern diameter. I can probably easily check the 3 bolt diameter and distance between each bolt so I guess I really just need the top plate diameter.
I dont have the car to do this myself unfortunately otherwise I wouldnt need to ask silly questions.
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I just got some for mine. They are 4 bolt not 3. Got them from tire rack,less then $30 ea.
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If the most recent Nancy Drew mysteries on CD-ROM are any indication, kids are smarter than they were in my day. When I was in school, my best friend and I had enough trouble deciphering the Nancy Drew books—cute little yellow-bound tomes read in a few afternoons. The mysteries were exciting, not scary but too mysterious for us—we never guessed the culprit.
Today's Nancy Drew CD-ROMs are filled with so many puzzles that it takes weeks to play the games. I found myself going around in circles more than a few times until I figured out a clue or trick. Fortunately, for the mystery-challenged, there are strategy guides ($9.99 each for most Nancy Drew games) to help you out. Kids can also find hints and help at www.herinteractive.com.
As in all the Nancy Drew CD-ROMs, these two mysteries—No. 10 and No. 11—require players to do the sleuthing. And, despite being marketed mostly to girls, these games are suited to all amateur detectives, male or female. My 8-year-old son loves these programs and figured out the puzzles that stumped me.
CURSE OF BLACKMOOR MANOR, $19.99, plus $9.99 for strategy guide, www.herinteractive.com; ages 10 and up. Old English manor houses isolated on the moors are a classic setting for a mystery. In this case, Nancy is dispatched to spooky Blackmoor Manor to find out why her neighbor's daughter, Linda Penvellyn, has been acting strange since arriving at the manor. Linda, recently married to Hugh Penvellyn, refuses to leave her bed. From behind the draperies surrounding her bed, Linda tells Nancy she found a secret passage and a curse in the house, but says no more. It's up to Nancy to unravel the mystery.
Hugh, a British diplomat, is away on business, leaving his aunt in charge of his daughter, Jane, who is staying in the house along with her closemouthed tutor, Ethyl.
The only other apparent resident of the manor is Nigel, a scholar writing a book on the history of the Penvellyn family.
But what was that creature with red eyes that called out to Nancy upon her arrival on a dark, windy night? And who is the black-robed woman who left a note on Linda's bedside the night before she started feeling ill?
I don't have months to play this game, so I still don't know the answers to these questions. I used the strategy guide, which offers hints, but doesn't give away the answers—players still have to solve the puzzles themselves and play through the game to find out whodunit.
Players need a notebook to write down clues, mysterious letters, symbols and other information they will need to play games and win rusty keys to open locked doors.
My son, who can't get enough of computer games, loved playing against Jane, who gives out bits of information, such as the password to her grandfather's computer—but only if you win one of the games she has in her room.
Kids who don't know Latin (yes!) can ask the parrot in the hall, who always tells the truth, to translate the various phrases written on coats of arms and other parts of the manor. Constellations play a big role in the puzzles—all in Latin, of course. There are petroglyphs, hieroglyphics and a terribly hairy hand reaching out from Linda's bed.
As in all the Nancy Drew series, the graphics are terrific and the story is fun, entertaining, interesting and frustrating. There are so many games, clues and puzzles that kids and parents will stay entertained for a long time.
I would avoid the strategy guide, which I think takes some of the fun out of it. Clues and hints are posted on the Internet for all Nancy Drew mysteries for kids who are totally stumped. In the easier of two levels, Jr. Detective, players look in Nancy's notebook for a list of what to do next.
Kids must think and be resourceful to play this game. Maybe your kids will learn a little Latin, who knows? In this game, tempus fugit.
THE SECRET OF SHADOW RANCH, $19.99, plus $9.99 for strategy guide, www.herinteractive.com; ages 10 and up. Nancy tries to take a relaxing vacation at the ranch owned by her best friend's aunt and uncle, the Rawleys, but naturally she finds a mystery in the Arizona desert.
The night before she arrives, a mysterious glowing horse arrives at the ranch. Minutes later, Uncle Ed is bitten by a rattlesnake and rushed to the hospital.
Was the horse a ghost? Or a plot to scare the Rawleys into selling their valuable real estate? Nancy's friends are delayed at the Omaha airport, so she must sleuth on her own. But first, there are chores to do: collect eggs from the chicken coop, pick vegetables that are ripe, start a campfire, feed the horses and chickens, and deliver a mysterious letter to the owner of a local antiques store.
Life on the ranch isn't easy. Nancy faces challenges at every turn. Tex, the head wrangler, won't let her ride a horse until she passes a test. To find the answers, Nancy must read books in the Rawley's library. Here players learn the difference between a paint, an appaloosa and a quarter horse.
I had trouble remembering all the directions—fill the water bucket, then find the kindling, then chop firewood to make the fire. Everything has to be done precisely or Nancy will be kicked off the ranch.
The Secret of Shadow Ranch will be a familiar title to those who remember the old Nancy Drew books. It's the first CD-ROM to be taken from one of the original books. But the game, with all the puzzles players must solve, is far more complex than the book.
I found this game easier than the Curse of Blackmoor Manor, which is more cerebral—probably because I'm not up on 14th century England and have forgotten most of my Latin.
Fortunately, there's plain talk on Shadow Ranch, lots of clues, mysteries and suspects with secrets.
Tex's sister used to work for the Rawleys, but she was fired. Why? Mary, the antique dealer, hates the Rawleys. Why? The original owner of the ranch buried a treasure somewhere on the property. Who's looking for it? The taciturn ranch hand, Dave? The overly loquacious cook, Shorty?
There's plenty to entertain and amuse kids. My son loved this game, and kept correcting me as I searched for clues around the ranch and the surrounding area. Kids who have trouble following directions will learn fast here—one false move, and you're shown the door (or the gate, as it were).
But there's always a second chance—Nancy has endless lives. You don't have to solve all the puzzles in order. If you get stumped, there's always something else to do, so the game keeps moving.
Can't figure out how to open that chest in the living room? Go out and feed the chickens.
Once players finish a task, other clues appear. If they are really stymied, kids can look for hints on the Web site, or get the strategy guide.
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Recent discoveries and interpretations of my ancestors' graves in Southern France, associated with cave paintings from fifty thousand years ago, gave me pause to think about modern notions of what it means to be human. The enduring beauty of the depictions of animals that inhabited the region then — including bison and reindeer — is all the more remarkable in that these works of art went undisturbed through so many generations, enabling us to "communicate", so to speak, with those who expressed themselves so eloquently given the mediums available.
What was previously viewed by many as simply art, or perhaps magic ritual to ensure successful hunting, was enlightened by the discovery of a meticulously arranged burial site suggesting the noble leader interred facing the painting had been charged in death with a task of communicating with the spirit world — an ambassadorial task, if you will — the gratitude of his people for all the animals that provided for their material and psychic needs.
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Wellington completed 90 minutes of action as Real Murcia climbed into the Segunda Division play-off places with this away win. Saul Berjon and Gai Assulin exchanged first-half strikes before two goals in three minutes put the visitors in command. And they held on, despite former Chelsea midfielder Enrique de Lucas reducing the arrears in the 89th minute.
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Johan Djourou played no part in Hamburg's heavy home defeat to champions Bayern Munich - a result which means the hosts are not safe going into the final game of the season. Mario Gotze's brace, plus a further strike from Thomas Muller, gave the visitors a three-goal advantage. Hakan Calhanoglu reduced the deficit but Claudio Pizarro made sure of Bayern's victory with an acrobatic late strike.
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Ju Young Park did not feature as Watford ended the Championship season with a comprehensive defeat at Vicarage Road. Huddersfield substitute Danny Ward was the star of the show, netting a hat-trick, while Joe Lolley was also on target for the Terriers. Troy Deeney scored a late consolation from the penalty spot.
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Daniel Boateng missed Hibernian's home draw against Partick. Kris Doolan gave the visitors an early lead before Sam Stanton headed home a late leveller.


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Steamboat's Johnny, Hilary Spillane expecting 1st child in fall
March 3, 2010
Steamboat Springs — Lots of people are congratulating Johnny Spillane these days, and not just because he brought home three silver medals from the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Johnny and his wife, Hilary, learned a few weeks before the start of the Olympics that they were going to have a baby. It was welcome news for Johnny, who said it helped him put the Olympics in perspective long before he arrived at Whistler Olympic Park.
"There are things bigger in my life than what happens at the Olympics," he said Wednesday evening. "This is so inspiring, and we are so excited about the news. It's a very positive thing to think about, and it helped me realize that there is more to life than just performing well at the Olympics."
The Spillanes are expecting the new arrival in September. Hilary said she is looking forward to becoming a mother.
"Oh, yeah, we are excited about it," Hilary said. "This is going to change our lives, but it's a change I think we are both looking forward to."
Johnny said he has spent the past month adjusting to changes. He said things have been pretty busy since he won his first medal Feb. 14. He added another silver in the team event Feb. 23 and the final medal in his collection in the large hill event Feb. 25.
Since then, he has been on a nonstop media tour, talked to the president and had a chance to watch the gold medal hockey game last week.
Johnny Spillane said he was looking forward to traveling to the final World Cup of the season in Oslo, Norway, March 13 and 14. He said Oslo recently built a new jumping facility and that he is excited to give it a try.
The Nordic combined jumpers also plan to travel to Planica, Slovenia, March 18 to 24 for the Ski Flying World Championships. It will be the first time Spillane has taken part in the event, which is held on the biggest jump he's competed on — HS215.
"Double the size of the big hill at Howelsen, and that would be close," Spillane said. "The long jumps are around 240 meters."
That's roughly 100 meters more than the top Nordic combined athletes were jumping at the Vancouver Olympics — which was HS140.


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The penultimate weekend of the America East regular-season begins with a rare Friday doubleheader as four teams fight for the final two spots in the conference tournament. Here's a look at the weekend match-ups:
Stony Brook (28-15, 13-4 AE) at UMBC (15-24, 6-12 AE)
Friday, May 9, 3 p.m. - Frankie Vanderka (Sr., RHP) 3-1, 2.54 ERA vs. Riley Stephenson (So., RHP) 2-5, 6.02 ERA
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Friday, May 9, 6 p.m. - Brandon McNitt (Sr., RHP) 5-1, 2.94 ERA vs. Mac Gill (Sr., RHP) 1-5, 4.67 ERA
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Saturday, May 10, 12 p.m. - Tyler Honahan (LHP) 6-2, 3.04 ERA vs. Joe Vanderplas (So., LHP) 1-2, 3.58 ERA
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Stony Brook enters the weekend tied with Hartford for first place with six games to play. The Seawolves took two of three from Maine last weekend and have won six of seven. Kevin Courtney is coming off a huge game in a, 15-4, mid-week win over NYIT where he hit for the cycle and drove in four runs.
UMBC snapped a six-game skid with back-to-back non-conference wins this week against local rivals Towson and Georgetown. Freshman Hunter Dolshun, who had four hits in the win over Towson, leads the team with a .327 batting average.
Hartford (27-17, 13-4 AE) at UMass Lowell (18-18, 9-8 AE)
Saturday, May 10, 12 p.m. - Sean Newcomb (Jr., LHP) 5-2, 0.98 ERA vs. Shane Beauchemin (Sr., RHP) 3-3, 4.38 ERA
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Saturday, May 10, 3 p.m. - Brian Hunter (Sr., RHP) 3-6, 3.75 ERA vs. Mike Calzetta (Sr., RHP), 3-1, 2.53 ERA
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Sunday, May 11, 12 p.m. - Kyle Gauthier (So., RHP) 4-0, 2.04 ERA vs. Christian Lavoie (Jr., RHP) 1-2, 3.11 ERA
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Hartford clinched a spot in the America East tournament for the first time since 1996 after sweeping UMBC last weekend. The Hawks are tied for first and boast the best team ERA in the conference at 2.83. Game one starter, Sean Newcomb, enters the contest 5-2 with a 0.98 ERA and tossed a complete-game shutout in his last outing against UMBC.
UMass Lowell is 8-3 in its last 11 games heading into the weekend and has three of the top six batting averages in the conference in Mottola, Sanchez and Mendick. The River Hawks are currently third in the standings but are not eligible for the America East Championship while making the transition to Division I.
Albany (9-30, 4-14 AE) at Maine (19-25, 6-9 AE)
Saturday, May 10, 12 p.m. - Kevin Archbold (Sr., LHP) 2-3, 2.45 ERA vs. Tommy Lawrence (Sr., RHP) 6-4, 3.31 ERA
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Saturday, May 10, 3 p.m. - TBA vs. Jeff Gelinas (Fr., RHP) 3-3, 2.86 ERA
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Maine can clinch a spot in the America East Championship if the Black Bears sweep Albany and UMBC is swept by Stony Brook. Maine ace Tommy Lawrence has been almost perfect in his last three outings with three-straight complete games and allowing just one run. He has a league-best 84 strikeouts.
Albany split four games against NJIT last weekend and returns to conference play looking for its third conference series win this season. Josh Nethaway had a big offensive weekend for the Great Danes against the Highlanders, going 6-for-14 with 10 RBI in the series. He leads the team with 5 home runs and 30 RBI.


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(Lakewood) - The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner has identified the woman found dead in a Lakewood apartment last week.
55-year-old Pamela Jo Feidl was found in a closet last Thursday at 13531 Detroit Avenue, Apt. #C22.
Lakewood Police arrested 53-year-old Johnny Johnson later that day.
On Thursday, September 5th, at 10:00AM the Lakewood Police Department responded to a report of a missing person. Officers found Feidl in the closet of the apartment.
She had not been seen by friends since approximately August 20th. On August 30th the apartment building manager contacted the Lakewood Police Department. He had not seen Feidl for some time and had been taking care of her cat in the apartment.
Officers responded and found the apartment neat and orderly except for the cat which had defecated and urinated throughout the apartment. Feidl was not located and the manger reported he would continue to look after the cat.
On September 4th a friend of Feidl responded to the Lakewood Police Department and filed a missing person report on the resident. She had known medical and substance problems. Checks were made with the hospitals and any known friends without success. Feidl was entered into NCIC as a missing person.
As part of the missing person investigation officers responded to the apartment on the 5th and located her in the apartment closet.
Information was developed on a male that had been seen with Feidl prior to her being reported missing. That male had been in Lakewood Hospital and Lutheran Hospital for medical treatment for about 10 days. He was released from Lutheran Medical Center on September 5th.
Further information and leads were developed that resulted in an arrest warrant for murder being issued for Johnny Johnson of 2121 West 117 Street in Cleveland. Johnson was arrested on that warrant later on the 5th in Maple Heights.
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Is this the winner? Randy Jackson dumbstruck as Angela Miller steals the show on American Idol
Until now she's failed to electrify but on Thursday it was 18-year-old Angela Miller who stole the show on American Idol.
The usually-timid 'food services worker' left the judges gob smacked after a performance of her self-written ballad, You Set Me Free.
'This song is about being set free from baggage and the weight that you carry from hard times,' said the slender brunette from Beverly, Massachusetts.
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Idol material: It was 18-year-old food services worker Angela Miller who melted the judges' hearts on American Idol's Valentine's Day episode
Wow factor: Until performing her original song tonight, Angela had failed to electrify audiences
Sitting at the piano in a sheer black ensemble the excellent song was executed like a true pro.
'Wow, wow, wow...really? Who knew? Wow,' repeated Randy, who is usually the last to excite.
The whole panel was left dumbstruck and they leapt to their feet to applaud.
'Wow, wow,' grinned Keith, echoing Randy's loss for words.
Valentine's winner: She left the judges gob smacked after a performance of her self-written ballad, You Set Me Free
Star power: The slender brunette from Massachusetts inspired the season's first standing ovation
From the heart: Miller explained that her song was about 'being set free from baggage and the weight that you carry from hard times'
She's got it: The Pink Friday singer praised Angela saying, 'That is a top 40 song right there already¿
'If that was recorded now I would play that in my car...that is just a beautiful song, oh my god,' added the country singer, who is married to Nicole Kidman.
'The song, the sentiment, the passion that you put in there,' praised Mariah Carey who was strapped into a scarlet bandage dress.
Hearing the dollar clinking Nicki Minaj whispered: 'That is a top 40 song right there already.'
It's been six years since a girl, Jordin Sparks, won American Idol - so the females of season 12 were ready to give the boys a run for their money in Thursday night's solo round.
Girls night! Zoanette Johnson, Angela Miller, Janelle Arthur, Candice Glover, and Jett Hermano celebrate making it to the next round
Second chance: Previous Idol finalist Candice Glover wore black leather to blast out a customized version of This Girl Is On Fire by Alicia Keys
On fire: The purple-haired administrative assistant from North Carolina got praised by judge Keith Urban
While Angela set the bar extremely high judges were forced to reject over half the contestants.
Next up was previous Idol finalist Candice Glover, 23. She wore black leather to blast out a customized version of This Girl Is On Fire by Alicia Keys.
'You took it and did your own thing with it in such a powerful way,' Keith told the administrative assistant from North Carolina.
Fitness instructor and country star hopeful Janelle Arthur, 23, sang Carrie Underwood's ballad I Told You So.
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Blonde crooner: Fitness instructor and country star hopeful Janelle Arthur sang Carrie Underwood's ballad I Told You So
Drummer girl: Big-haired diva Zoanette Johnson opted to sing an original song called 'Buh duh buh duh' while banging her drums
Idol song: The 23-year-old health worker's track was about the judges and Zoanette pointed at them in turn while beating her drum kit
'I don't want to disappoint the judges,' the Tennessee native fretted backstage.
'Jenelle Arthur, I love it that you always keep it subtle. I think you are a superstar, a country superstar,' said Nicki, who was wearing a pink blazer and camouflage hat with her trademark oversize bling.
Big-haired diva Zoanette Johnson tried her luck with a song she had spontaneously concocted the day before.
Sitting legs akimbo at a pearlescent drum kit the 23-year-old health worker hammered out the tune she'd named 'Buh duh buh duh.'
Yay Zoanette! Keith leapt to his feet for the Oklahoma native despite her stopping half-way through to chastise the band for playing too fast
'I am bowing down at your feet today:' Nicki was particularly impressed with Johnson saying, 'I'm honored to be a part of the Zoanette era'
The riotous track was about the judges and Zoanette pointed at them in turn while beat the drum kit.
'I met this man, his name was Randy, he was a judge on American idol, I met my Pooh Snap her name was Nicki,' she wailed.
Sweating profusely Zoanette, 20, lost her cool when she felt the band was going too fast, and she dropped her drumstick mid song.
'I need this to be right yo,' she yelled before launching into another verse and an elongated, yet tuneful, scream at the end.
Risky move: Wearing a slinky silver gown Shubha Vedula showed off her huge vocal capacity with the Mariah/Whitney classic When You Believe
It worked! Mariah mouthed along appreciatively and thanked 17-year-old Vedula saying, 'That was a wonderful moment for me'
Street balladeer: After a trip to the mall with Zoanette, wacky Kez Ban looked almost unrecognizable in a bright red mini-dress with cut-out panels
Keith leapt to his feet for the Oklahoma native.
'Seriously I think that will be a performance that people will be watching for years to come,' said Mariah.
'I am bowing down at your feet today,' said Nicki. 'I'm honored to be a part of the Zoanette era.'
Pint-sized Jett Hermano was also saved but there was no time to watch her sing.
'Your journey ends today': The 27-year-old 'amateur fire performer' debuted a self-written song, which underwhelmed the judges
¿Just give me a job¿: Unfazed, Kez moved on to serving as boom mic gal for host Ryan Seacrest
Wearing a slinky silver gown Shubha Vedula showed off her huge vocal capacity with the Mariah/ Whitney classic When You Believe.
Mariah mouthed along appreciatively.
Sounding far more mature than her 17 years Shubha had no trouble hitting the high notes.
'That was a wonderful moment for me, thank you for doing that song,' said Mariah.
Farewell: Connecticut student Ashlee Feliciano was voted out after her rendition of Christina Perri's A Thousand Years
Less melancholy: 19-year-old Melinda Ademi from New York lightened the mood with Jessie J¿s Price Tag
Safe! Urban said 'Every so often you get someone who knows who they are and picks the right song' of Melinda
Only just old enough to be in the competition 15-year-old Juliana Chahayed blew the judges away with the mournful Landslide by Fleetwood Mac.
'Love it, love it, you sang one of my favourite songs, so thank you,' said Nicki.
After a trip to the mall with Zoanette, wacky Kez Ban looked almost unrecognizable in a bright red mini-dress with cut-out panels.
The 27-year-old 'amateur fire performer' debuted a self-written song, which underwhelmed the judges.
Country twang: Kree Harrison had another fan in Keith Urban who said the 22-year-old Texan had one of his favourite voices this season
'I have failed again': Sarina-Joi Crowe sobbed into her mother's shoulder after getting the boot
'We salute the artistry,' said Nicki. 'But your journey will have to end today.'
'I'm a square peg in a round hole around here but my mom loves the show so I thought I'd give it a shot…and it was fun,' said Kez Ban before offering to be 'a runner' for the show.
'Just give me a job,' she joked.
Connecticut student gal Ashlee Feliciano gave and soulful performance of Christina Perri's A Thousand Years, with a glass-smashingly high note at the end.
One last time: Peroxide blonde Stephanie Schimel was forced to sing another song in a last ditch attempt to stay in the running
Face-off: The 21-year-old faced off against bubbly Rachel Hale
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'That was a surprise ending, you threw in those high falsettos,' said Randy.
There was an epidemic of melancholy ballads was making the judges' moods sag.
'Come on, music is supposed to be fun,' said Randy as Feliciano was voted out.
Then 19-year-old Melinda Ademi from New York lightened the mood with Jessie J's Price Tag.
Mens' turn: Eight boys also needed to be eliminated - necessitating another sudden death sing-off with the weakest singers
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So long Adam: The teary Mariah fan chose to perform Taking Chances by Celine Dion ¿ a song that was clearly beyond his ability
'Every so often you get someone who knows who they are and picks the right song,' said Keith.
'It's just me but I think you've got a really good chance,' he added as Melinda cried with happiness.
Orphaned at a young age, Kree Harrison had been accused of 'not having star quality' in previous rounds.
But the 22-year-old Texan gave the judges goose bumps with her version of Stars by Grace Potter.
Khaki-splitting show: The Texas native actually ripped his trousers while singing for his life, with Georgia On My Mind
Randy can't believe it: Holiday's stunt worked and so did his pipes - he was safe to the next round
'Your voice is one of my favourites in the competition,' said Keith.
Nicki agreed: 'You became a star in front of me. I saw the authenticity,' she said.
Kree, Melinda, and Lauren Mink were approved but self-conscious Sarina-Joi Crowe was left broken-hearted.
'I have failed again,' she sobbed into her mother's shoulder.
Briana Oakley was also cut loose.
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After cropping 47 girls down to 24 the judges needed to make further culls including Holly Miller, Lauren Minx, and Ariel Sprague.
Peroxide blonde Stephanie Schimel and bubbly Rachel Hale were forced to sing another song in a last ditch attempt to stay in the running.
Stephanie, 21, from Milwaukie, Wisconsin was struck out while Hale's formidable version of Come Undone pushed her into the top 20.
Eight boys also needed to be eliminated - necessitating another sudden death sing-off with the weakest singers.
Teary Mariah fan Adam Sanders chose to perform Taking Chances by Celine Dion – a song that was clearly beyond his ability and Mariah shook her head sadly as he was eliminated.
Gospel singer Josh Holiday from Texas ripped his trousers while singing for his life, with Georgia On My Mind.
The khaki-splitting show was enough to keep him in the game.
Peter Garrett, Marvin Calderon, Devin Jones, Kenny Harrison, Will White, Tony Foster, David Leathers Jr. were all sent home.
'This was not easy by any stretch of the imagination,' said Nicki to the devastated Idol hopefuls.
The top 20 boys and girls will move onto Las Vegas next week.
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EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - Russ Forchion transferred to Hammonton High School before the school year after moving to the area.
He wasn't on the field the last three years as Egg Harbor Township reeled off three straight wins against the Blue Devils, but Forchion still knew Thursday's meeting was a big game.
"I knew this week at practice that everyone meant business," Forchion said.
It showed on Thursday.
Forchion, Jordan Brown and Dave Williams all scored two touchdowns as Hammonton, the No. 4 team in The Press Elite 11, blew out the host Eagles 48-15.
"It was a big win," Forchion said. "Everybody really wanted this win so we came out here and we got the job done."
Egg Harbor Township scored its first touchdown 48 seconds into the first quarter as A.J. Vance caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Ken Doughty. Their final score came on a 29-yard touchdown by Calvin Rice with 14.8 seconds left in the game.
Unfortunately for the Eagles, the 47 minutes in between trips to the end zone belonged almost exclusively to the Blue Devils (4-0).
"I never thought that we would be able to do this, but we proved ourselves wrong," Brown said.
Brown ran for 80 yards and a touchdown on seven carries. He also caught two passes for 23 yards, including a 15-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Christian Mortellite.
Forchion had 11 carries for 75 yards and two touchdowns. Williams ran 13 times for 55 yards and two touchdowns.
"Everybody that we hand the ball off to does a great job," Brown said. "We work so hard in practice. It's unbelievable the talent that we have this year.
"With the backs that we have and the work ethic that we have I don't think there's any stopping us."
Vance recovered a fumble on the first play of the game and scored two plays later.
But Forchion had touchdown runs of 25 and 15 yards and Williams powered one in from 2 yards out to give Hammonton a 20-7 lead after one quarter.
"We definitely give teams a hard time," Forchion said. "We've got the speed and power and work ethic.
"Everybody blocks for each other. (Brown's) touchdowns are mine. Mine are his and Dave's and everybody's. We definitely are one. We aren't three backs. We are one."
It also helps that teams have a touch time loading the box with Mortellite, a big quarterback with above-average throwing accuracy.
Mortellite, 6-foot-4, 194 pounds, went 8-for-10 for 90 yards and a touchdown.
"We have a lot of weapons offensively," Hammonton coach Pete Lancetta said. "The ability to throw just adds even more. That's a big dimension for us. It's nice calling plays."
The Blue Devils had an extra week of to prepare for the Eagles.
"That was a bye week well used," Lancetta said. "That's the way I look at it.
"They had our number for the last three years so I didn't have to say very much. The kids responded well during practice and it showed tonight."
The Blue Devils host Ocean City next week before a showdown with No. 5 Holy Spirit in Hammonton on Oct. 21.
Brown said the best is yet to come.
"We can always get better," Brown said. "We still made mistakes. We're just going to get better and better and better. It's only week four."
Contact John O'Kane:
EHT-Vance 30 pass by Doughty (Mason kick)
H-Forchion 25 run (kick failed)
H-Forchion 15 run (kick failed)
H-Williams 2 run (conversion good)
H-Brown 15 pass by Mortellite (Padovani kick)
H-Williams 3 run (Padovani kick)
H-Brown 38 run (Padovani kick)
H-Brennen 1 run (Padovani kick)
EHT-Rice 32 run (conversion good)
Rushing 277 72
Passing 90 30
First downs 20 5
Penalties 4-25 3-15
Turnovers 1 2
Rushing: Hammonton-Brown 7-80, Forchion 11-75, Da. Williams 13-55, Brennen 4-33, Do. Williams 2-11, Siligato 2-9, Fucetola 2-7, DelVecchio 2-4, Mortellite 1-2, Maimone 1-1. EHT-Rice 1-29, Clayton 9-23, Doughty 5-20, Nagbe 4-11, Garris 2-5, Fitzpatrick 4-(-13).
Passing: Hammonton-Mortellite 8-10-90-0. EHT-Doughty-1-10-30-2.
Receiving: Hammonton-Barbieri 3-44, Brown 2-23, Forchion 1-12, Da. Williams 1-6, Rosu 1-5. EHT-Vance 1-30.
Records-Hammonton 4-0; EHT 2-3.