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Lilburn (Ga.) Parkview vs Norcross (Ga.)
The highest rated prospect in this one was running back Alvin Kamara out of Norcross. He had a tough night and saw limited action due to an ankle sprain he suffered late in the first half. He did not have big numbers, but he showed quickness, the ability to change direction, and great acceleration when he saw daylight.
The star for Norcross was 2014 athlete Myles Autry. He had a punt return for a touchdown and he is a very fluid athlete that could play multiple positions on the next level.
Another junior to watch at Norcross is Lorenzo Carter. He is a lean defensive end with great length and athleticism. He is in that hybrid mold and he could be an outside linebacker on the next level in a 3-4 scheme.
Parkview's Chris Carson had a nice kick-off return to open the game and he is a good receiver out of the backfield as well. He is the Panther's top prospect in 2013. Bryce Lewis is their guy in 2014. He is a corner close to 6-feet tall and he made some very good nice open field tackles Thursday night. He is going to be an ACC/SEC prospect in 2014.
Baxley (Ga.) Appling County vs Hinesville (Ga.) Liberty County
There was one true prospect in this game and he's expected to be one of the best in the country in 2014. Raekwon McMillan was in on 20 tackles for Liberty County Friday night after finishing with 15 tackles the week before. He has all the tools to be one of the top inside linebackers in the next class. When he wants to he can take over a game. He tracks the ball well and can be bring some pop when he makes a tackle. McMillian will be recruited by schools from coast to coast. In this game, he played a little slow at times in the second quarter, but he was strong early and very strong in the second half. I don't think he realizes how good he is yet.
Jamie Newberg, National Recruiting Analyst
Delray Beach (Fla.) American Heritage vs Seffner (Fla.) Armwood
Greg Bryant (American Heritage) didn't put up lofty numbers but he did have an impressive night. This four-star running back scored on a 25-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and a three-yard touchdown run in the second. He also caught a few passes including a gorgeous 52-yarder on a deep route over four-star safety Leon McQuay. He also played cornerback for most of the fourth quarter and returned punts. Bryant finished the night with 14 carries for 44-yards. Six attempts were for zero yards or he lost yards. That wasn't his fault, as the Armwood defensive front did a nice job of penetrating. More often than not Bryant would often make the first guy miss. He's deceptively elusive and has super feet and balance. Bryant runs with excellent pad level and can run right through defenders. This kid is a powerful runner and has a similar style to Trent Richardson.
Roderick Johnson (American Heritage) is just a big athlete. He starts at right tackle and spot plays on the defensive line, mostly at defensive tackle. Make no mistake about it this kid is an OL recruit and that's where his future is. He stands at least 6-foot-5 and weighs in the 320-pound range. Johnson looks raw but has all the physical tools. He gets off the ball well, has good feet and very long arms. Johnson is your prototype at the tackle position. He just needs to learn the game and play with technique.
Marcus Davis (American Heritage) was one of the few surprises for the Stallions. He plays quarterback but is more of an athlete playing this position. Davis, 5-foot-10 and 170-pounds, had a big night, throwing and running on key downs and making big plays. He's not a quarterback at the next level but more like a [slot] receiver or cornerback. Davis has very good speed including an outstanding burst. He accelerated very quickly and is elusive with the ball in his hands. Davis can make people miss or just flat out run by you. In this game Davis threw for 123 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 99 yards.
Desmond Cain is a sophomore and member of the class of 2015 for American Heritage. In limited touches he did extensive damage for the Stallions returning kickoffs and from his wide receiver position. Cain, 5-foot-11 and 180-pounds, has blazing speed. He took a short pass in the third quarter and raced past the Hawks defense for a 37-yard score. This kid has consistent hands and will block well on the perimeter. Cain's only going to get better, stronger and faster in the future and has a chance to become a big time recruit.
Leon McQuay had a good game defensively roaming the Hawks secondary for Armwood. Leon has good size (6-1/185) and speed. He had a good night tackling, recording six, including one big hit on a receiver that caught the ball over the middle. McQuay also had a pass breakup. He also did give up a long, deep reception to Greg Bryant where he had good coverage. Bryant just made the play.
Alvin Bailey had an up and down evening. The first half he probably wanted to forget about. He fumbled the ball on the quarterback/receiver exchange on an end around and then muffed a punt in the second quarter that eventually led to an American Heritage score. Bailey picked things up in the second half, scoring on a 13-yard corner route and then a 34-yard post. He's not the biggest receiver at 5-foot-11 and 175-pounds. Bailey is not the fastest either. But he's quick and very good in space. Bailey finished with five receptions for 75 yards.
Armwood has a huge signal caller in Darryl Richardson (6-5/230). This kid has good mobility and a big arm. Richardson can move around in the pocket, extend plays with his feet and do damage to the defense by rushing the football. Richardson is a load to bring down in the open field because of his size. It's like trying to tackle a tight end. He's strong and powerful. As a thrower, he has to become more consistent with his throws, work on his accuracy and decision making. This kid is a terrific athlete that may be better suited to moving to tight end in college. Richardson finished this game 12/26 for 155 yards and two touchdown passes. He also rushed for 58 yards and a score.
Aaron Evans is a versatile offensive lineman for Armwood that lined up at guard and tackle against American Heritage. He's 6-foot-4 and 260-pounds. Evans has a good get off and very good feet. He can pull and really run. Evans plays at a good pad level. It looks like he has a good frame where he can bulk up and gain weight.
Kyle Gibson is somewhat of an undersized safety that lines up next to McQuay in the Hawks secondary. He's only 6-foot-0 and 165-pounds. Gibson is only a junior and will have plenty of time to put on some weight. This is a physical kid who's tough in run support. He will really come up and hit you. Gibson can play in the box well and doesn't shy away from contact. He just plays bigger than he is. Gibson also has good cover skills. He will have a chance to become one of the better defensive backs from the Sunshine State next season.
Byron Cowart could be the next big thing at Armwood. He's only a sophomore and already 6-foot-3 and 220-pounds. Cowart started at outside linebacker and made some good plays for the Hawks defense. He can run, attack and find the ball. It's probably very likely that Cowart grows into a defensive end.
Geoff Vogt, Florida Recruiting Analyst
Lauderdale Lakes (Fla.) Boyd Anderson vs Hollywood (Fla.) Hills
Boyd Anderson wide receiver got loose for a touchdown early and pretty much had his way with the Hills defense. Jackson is quickly making a case that he is the state's most under the radar weapon. At 6-foot-0, he has sub 4.45 speed and he is showing that he has a ton of game. With Greg Hankerson at quarterback, Jackson will get plenty of opportunity to put up big numbers. Look for Jackson to see BCS interest the rest of the way and he is the younger brother of former five-star Demar Dorsey.
Darnell Solomon, WR, 2016, Hollywood Hills. Not a lot went right for Hollywood Hills, but it is clear they have a young player to build around in 2016 standout receiver Darnell Solomon. At 6-foot-1, Solomon made a lot of Hills yard. He is a plus athlete that has speed, wiggle, and terrific hands. It is hard to find a freshman with legit size, but Solomon has it and his future is very bright. We could see him at a number of different positions based on how he develops physically.
Safety Justin McDonald stood out to us as a sophomore on a loaded Boyd Anderson. He moved around as a junior and suffered the consequences, but seems to be back on track. At 6-foot-1, he carries 190 plus pounds and fits right in on this fleet team. McDonald had a pick six in this game along with several big hits. He holds a few BCS offers right now and he is another player to keep an eye on going forward. He could be a weak-side linebacker as well as safety at the next level.
Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas vs Weston (Fla.) Cypress Bay
Quarterback John O'Korn, a Houston commit, started slowly with an interception, but he KO'd the unfortunate defender that made that play in the open field soon after. He settled down and made 3-4 perfect throws in rhythm and was a dominant force running the football. He's tough and physical with the ball in his hands. O'Korn has a big arm and is getting his first real chance to lead this team. With wins over Columbus and Cypress Bay he is off to a fast start. He showed the athleticism to have potential at other positions, like tight end.
Running back Fred Coppet put the exclamation point on the game with a long run to ice it midway through the fourth quarter. The speedster is known as a big play weapon and that has not changed. Has the potential to be one of the most explosive players in Florida. Coppet has added some weight, but needs to get bigger to be more than a bit player in an offense.
Wide receiver Alex Montgomery (Cypress Bay), a Wake Forest commit, is one of the most physically imposing receivers you will see (6-foot-1, 195 pounds). He made four-five catches and was loose a couple of times deep, but his quarterback was under relentless pressure much of the night. Montgomery needs to continue working on his speed, but we would look for him to flourish at the next level as he has played in a more run oriented attack much of his career (little more open offense this year).
John Garcia Jr., Southeast Recruiting Analyst
Clinch County (Ga.) at McDonough (Ga.) Eagles Landing Christian Academy
In a game that was over shortly after it started, the best player on the field made his presence felt early and often. Andrew Williams, a 2014 defensive end for ELCA with about a dozen offers thus far, displayed his versatility in the Chargers' easy win. He was quick off the line on defense, pressing the opposing offensive tackle on just about every play before getting in the backfield on routine. Perhaps more impressive, though, was his discipline on the outside. He didn't bite like most juniors do against a read-option scheme, holding his ground during his contain assignment all evening on the way to several tackles for loss. Williams also got the job done on special teams, often powering through blockers on kickoff coverage with his 6-foot-4, 230 pound frame. Once he adds some weight and polishes his pass-rushing moves, "Hulk" Williams could be one of the better defensive prospects in the South come next fall.
Amy Campbell, Florida Field Reporter
Lake City (Fla.) Columbia vs. Gainesville (Fla.)
Gainesville High School took out rival Columbia in an exciting 17-14 victory. Gainesville senior running back Raph Webb rushed for over 100-yards. Webb has a handful of offers including FAU. FAU associate head coach Jeff Simms was on hand to watch Webb play. Florida head coach Will Muschamp was also at the game scouting plenty of talented players. On the GHS side, junior running back Tony James has an offer from Florida and senior wide receiver Chris Thompson is a Gators commit. James also picked up an offer from Florida State Thursday. Thompson injured his foot in the game and thought it might be broken but it's only a strain and he will be fine. The big star on the Columbia side is top offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil. Tunsil says his top two are Alabama and Georgia with Florida in the third spot. He'll be taking official visits to Alabama, Georgia, LSU, USC, and Ole Miss.
Daytona Beach (Fla.) Mainland vs. Orlando (Fla.) Jones
It was a tough night for Mainland as they took a 40-8 pounding from Jones. The Jones' defense dominated, causing several turnovers that lead to touchdowns. Mainland had a hard time hanging on to the ball, they fumbled the ball a handful of times and had a couple of muffed punts. South Carolina defensive end commit Devin Washington anchored the Jones defense. Offensively, Florida State wide receiver commitment Kermit Whitfield had over 100-yards receiving and continued to show he's one of the fastest kids in town. 2013 wide receiver Tyrian Taylor had 125-yards receiver on six catches. Florida linebacker commit Quinton Powell was clearly the leader of the Mainland team. Powell was evidently frustrated with the beating his team took. He had a decent game and emphasized his desire to step up as a leader on a young and inexperienced team.
Kristen Ledlow, Southeast Field Reporter
Gainesville (Ga.) vs Buford (Ga.)
Gainesville came to town for Friday's matchup at Buford and didn't waste a trip. Not only did the underdog secure a win, but 2014 quarterback Deshaun Watson dominated the field with an impressive passing game and even more powerful running game. When passing options were limited, he possessed the ability to break tackles and secure the first down. The Clemson commit said after the game that he's willing to hear other offers and may take his official visits next season, but that he's focused on his junior year of football now.
Buford's 2013 center Josh Cardiello displayed his explosiveness and finished his blocks well in the loss. The UGA commit is confident in his decision and plans to suit up next season as a Bulldog. For more from the rest of the country please click on the link(s) below.
Mike Bakas, Florida Recruiting Analyst
Deland (Fla.) vs New Smyrna Beach (Fla.)
At 5-foot-11 and 180 pounds,James Clark can flat out run. He's one of the fastest kids in the entire state and he often plays like it. He's quick in and out of his cuts. Even though he lacks ideal size to play on the outside, he's still a legit X-receiver prospect who really has the ability to stretch the field and instill fear into opposing defenses. He's very good after the catch, too. In this game he caught a couple short screen passes, made some people miss, and then outrun everyone for touchdowns. He remains wide open with recruiting but claims offers from schools like North Carolina, Purdue, West Virginia, Duke, and others.
One of the most talented running backs in the central Florida area, JoJo Kemp (5-10, 185) is very good. He runs with good instincts and does a nice of running between the tackles and also showing the ability to cutback and really make some people miss in the open field. He often makes the first guy miss, which helps him rip off a lot of big runs for Deland. He had over 200 yards rushing in this game and showed excellent burst and vision throughout. Kemp has already committed to South Florida.
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|Wed, 29 Aug 2001 09:01:13 +0200
Keith Owens wrote: > > On Tue, 28 Aug 2001 21:40:57 +0200, > Juri Haberland <juri@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >Jani Jaakkola wrote: > > > >> There are lots of motherboards around which have somewhat broken APM > >> support or at least do not work correctly with Linux APM. Many of these > >> machines just hang, when console blanking or unblanking using APM is > >> attempted. This is not XFS spesific and is not even 2.4 kernel spesific. > > > >See, the point is that with a vanilla kernel it works without a problem > >but with the kdb patch applied it locks up. So somehow the kdb patch > >breaks the apm stuff and this should be investigated and, if possible, > >resolved. > > The kdb patch goes nowhere near apm. It sounds like apm has a bug that > is sensitive to the layout of the kernel or stack,particularly since > compiling without kdb configured on still has the problem. Ok. This and Jani Jaakkola's statement convinced me to leave that option alone... > Did you > compile the kernel with frame pointers on or with kallsyms and does > removing those options make a difference? I compiled the kernel without frame pointers and w/o kallsyms but I can do another test with these options on - just to see if it changes anything. Thanks, Juri
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Born: 23 August 1972
County: Surrey
Test appearances: 50
Debut: v Australia 1997
Butcher has proved that he can play fantastic cricket - although it took him a bit of time.
In and out of the team and then bang - that 173 against Australia at Headingley will live long in the memory.
And that will help him through the tour, he has done it before and can do it again.
But it's not all about fireworks.
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No. Unfortunately.
What did they say?
I cannot take the deduction?
I have taken it for the last 4 years
They are not tax exempt in the eyes of the IRS
but I lived in TX then
oh great.
that sux
I am losing over $3500
I'm gonna cry
They can be in giant trouble for collecting contributions based on tax exempt status they don't have.
I owe the IRS now, am paying it off, because they told me if i donated every penny of my 401 K that I would not have to pay taxes.
so of course, you know that ending...
Well, once 3 years goes by you'll be safe for prior years.
ok then
Who told you that?
if they audited me and found that I owed the money I am paying off now, then they must have accepted or overlooked the donation.
What type of organization is it; what does it do?
it is a church mission
Someone should put a stop to it;
i will be talking to them.
they have to get their chit together.
and I am done.
with them
never again, not another penny
they were friends of mine
no longer
Wait, a church mission? Are they affiliated with a "real" church;
AND, I am not even a Christian! I am a Jew. Go figure how stupid is that?
yes, they are a church, but they have no physical building
they are a mission
they go to people, they go to other churchs
they have been doing this for over 30 years
What is this a husband & wife deal where they formed a church?
they broke off from their original church
and went into the feild
I CAN spell.....just upset
Hang on a minute
they preach at many churches as '
as well as private and small groups
Churches are a different animal; initially, you didn't say the organization that you were supporting was a church; it is going to take me a few minutes to read over some rulings pertaining to situations similar to yours; if you can wait 5 or 10 minutes, I can do that; OK?
OK, here's the deal.............if the organization meets the definition of a Church, then they could be exempt from tax and contributions to them would be deductible under IRC 501(c)(3) without making a formal application. Evidently, that is what the organization you are referring to is counting one. Many of such organizations go through the formal application process just to make sure that their organization and activities qualify for tax exempt status under IRC 501(c)(3) & to assure potential donors that their contributions are deductible as charitable contributions.
Yes, that is what they have told me.
so I should be ok taking the deduction?
Well, not necessarily, but if you do, you should recognize that you are contributing to an organization that may not have gone through the application process as they were concerned that their activities and the way they handle their contributions may not qualify under 501(c)(3) and therefore they don't want to apply.
I will not be making any more donations. I just need to get through this year.
I'm going to give you a link to an IRS Publication that summarizes these issues so at least you can be informed and know what the situation is and the risk you are assuming.
so in other words, I can still be audited and have to pay.
Yes that is the risk,
care to venture any guestimates on whether or not they will try that since all of this money is going to the IRS as garnishement for that last fiasco? :-)
I think if I were you, I would at least ask them why they haven't confirmed their status as a church by filing an application for the tax exempt status with the IRS
they have told me they just haven't done it. no time, no money, they were told by their sources that it wasn't necessary and that with the TX exemption that was all they needed.
so that was all they did
as far as I know, no one has ever really asked them what I have
and they have never been questioned.
After you read the IRS summary publication, you'll see what I'm referring to; personally, I'd be careful about donating to an organization without a confirmed tax exemption.
I see no overt deceit in these people...
but no more of my money is going there.
that is a guarantee
ok, just one more question and it is a guess on your part, I would imagine
Those organizations that qualify under the automatic provisions will not be listed on the list of the qualified organizations published by the IRS, just so you know that.
what do you think of the odds of my doing this one more time, and getting back over $5K that will all go to them? If I don't use the deduction (and I really did give them all that money), I will only get back about $1800.
You want me to tell you what the chances are that you'll be audited, ZI bet?
of course....since they get the money, will they audit for more?
What do you men it will all go to them?
like I said earlier, the IRS is garnishing all my refund.
to pay off my earlier mistake
oh, them meaning the IRS
which also involved the mission
what was the issue earlier?
I gave all my 401K to the mission
and they told me it would not be taxed if I did that
and it was
so I found out 2 years after the fact,
and had to pay plus penalties and interest
started paying that off last year
Did you withdraw it first & then turn it over to them?
it was what they told me was the way to go, to avoid taxes
That's the problem
You did it the wrong way
they honestly thought that was what I should do
Sure they did;
they were as surprised as i was...
or they are good actors.
either way I am devasted
and broke!!
the problem with these "little churches" is that some of the donation money is used to support the people who organized the "church";
I can see that happening
That's the essence of it; there's a whole industry around telling people how to start their own church; it really isn't legitimate but they are hiding under the Constitutional provision of separating church and state.
ok, so you have been quite carefully avoiding giving me your opinion, I am going to assume you cannot do that.
I will just have to make up my own mind, which obviously, has been bad in the past!
If it is separate; one can't tax the other................so crooks jump on that & give everyone a bad name; that's why legitimate charities claiming to be churches file the 501 c 3 applications.
By the way, if you get audited on this, which could happen,it won't just be the year being audited, they will go back 3 years, or for any "open" years that the 3 year statute applies to (returns are open for 3 years from the time they are filed).
what opinion are you referring to? what you should do? is that what you mean?
Well, I told you what I would do, so it isn't too much of a stretch to figure out what I think you should do;
I should not take the deduction
I would have to know more about exactly what they are doing; what they have done, etc. before I would recommend to any client that they DONATE money to an organization without the formal 501(c) (3) letter; In your case, I'd probably take the deduction but not donate any more money.
What year did you give them you 401K money?
I will do that
I will never give them another penny!
Answer this; the 401K distribution was taxable, but you should have received a deduction for it too, which probably needed to be carried forward if it was too much to deduct all in one year?
Did the IRS disallow the charitable contribution deduction for that year?
I did take the deduction, and am not sure how it all worked, because I was not doing my own taxes then. I have moved and have everything in storage, no way to get to it, and cannot research, I have since stopped using that man.
I have been surrounded by bad advice for many years.
I feel like I have been swimming in molasses
How much did the 401K contribution amount to?
over $37K
Well, I can't tell you what to do, but even if you aren't using that preparer, you should be able to get a copy of however the adjustment wound up; you probably have additional carryforward contribution deductions that remain unused;
If the IRS allowed the deduction, then you are in a much stronger position to continue claiming it for 09, 10, & 11
If they disallowed it, they would have had to give a reason & then, if you claim it in 2011, when it was previously disallowed, you could be subject to substantial additional penalties.
they just disallowed the $401
and I didn't cont to claim it...
I am just paying what they said I owed on it.
So the botXXXXX XXXXXne is, at some point, you need to find out exactly what the deal is & probably get some help to figure it all out.
i had to talk to the IRS and work out a deal to pay it off
for that year.
nothing else was said, and should not go anywhere else....
they accepted my other year's deductions
without a problem
Was the 401K withdrawal and the related contribution deduction claimed in the same year or did none of it get reported because you thought the 401K withdrawal was exempt
and my preparer has been diagnosed
the 401K was withdrawn and claimed in the same year
I did report it as a deduction to the church
I used my receipt...
So there would have been no reason to claim the charitable contribution as a deduction.
I reported and turned in, the withdrawal, the contribution, and took the deduction
thinking it was tax exempt
I thought you said the adjustment was because the IRS came in and said the 401K was taxable and therefore you owed all that money
yes, they said it was 'income' and that I had not paid taxes on it, so I owed taxes on it
plus penalties and interest
Then you didn't report it, right?
I hadn't reported it as income, I reported it as tithe
the 401K
it was how my preparer did it
so you took the deduction but left the income off your return, is that what you are saying?
yes, I suppose that is how he did it...
so I was seen to have had that much more income and had to pay taxes on it
If the IRS increased your income by 37K, they also would have used up more of the contribution which would have been limited by your AGI
I am thinking they took that into consideration and came up with the deal I am working to pay off now...
tell me this, how much in additional tax did they assess, not including penalties and interest, approximately?
it was the additional $37K I think...it was a long time ago. and the part i owed was near $10K when I started
I do not understand taxes, I do not read all that very well
I tried for several months to get my tax guy to call me and let me know what I was supposed to do....
I was scared....
and I didn't understand it all
I ended up just calling the IRS and talking directly to them
and working out the deal I have now
I think $8K was my total without the extras
Well, I'm sure you don't want to mess around with this, but I have to tell you, you should have a new guy check the status of this whole out; since you are overpaid forXXXXX I file for an automatic extension & get someone to sort this out for you; you may have carryforward charitable contribution deductions from 2008 due to limitations of how much you can claim in one year & you should know what the IRS allowed and didn't allow for 2008 before you file 2011; either you are entitled to a larger refund, or you shouldn't claim the deduction in 2011 because the penalties of going against something that has been settled in 2008, are much higher than what you were charged before.
but if I don't try to change anything, and am not taking any thing from back then, why would that matter? I am confused....
That's the best advice I can give you, plus look at that publication I gave you the link to;
this $14K is from last year alone....
I can't explain it any better and it is a confusing situation; you couldn't possibly be expected to understand how it all ties together;
I really appreciate your time, sir. you have done fine. thank you so much.
You don't want to do something opposite to what was agreed to in 2008; there's an "intentionally disregard of the regulations penalty" plus civil criminal penalties (meaning money not jail) that could cost you many times what the benefit of the deduction is.
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I do not think I am going against anything from 08.
again thank you
OK, good luck


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Claim 1: Reading - Students can read closely and analytically to comprehend a range of increasingly complex literary and informational text.
Learn more about Claim 1
Unit/Lesson Planning
Understanding the Standards
Study the Standards at Your Grade - ELA & Literacy
Explore the CCSS ELA concept organizers and unpacked content for your grade or subject developed by other CCSS states.
Literacy Implementation Guidance for the CCSS ELA
This guidance from the International Reading Association zeroes in on specific language in the Standards, including new meanings of key terms and major shifts in instructional focus, and given bulleted recommendations that address the identified challenge by offering practical strategies for moving forward.
Text Complexity
CCSS Text Complexity Tools (PowerPoint)
06/04/2012 (
This PowerPoint, part of a webinar hosted by CCSSO, summarizes the components of text complexity and describes several tools that teachers can use to help select texts with an appropriate level of rigor.
Text Complexity: Informational Text Qualitative Rubric
The rubric for informational text allows educators to evaluate the important elements of informational text.
Text Complexity: Literary Text Qualitative Rubric
The rubric for literary text allows educators to evaluate the important elements of literary text.
Suggested Considerations for Reader and Task
The questions provided in this resource are meant to spur teacher thought and reflection upon the text, students, and any tasks associated with the text.
Planning Templates
Scope and Sequence Documents (Louisiana)
Teachers across Louisiana have collaborated to create year-long scope and sequences for ELA and math. These tools should be adapted to meet the needs of teachers and the specific students they teach.
NOTE: When the login/password prompt comes up, click CANCEL and the document you selected will open.
CCSS Report Card Template
This Excel spreadsheet from the David Douglas School District can be used to create report cards for grades K-5 aligned to the Common Core State Standards for both ELA and Math.
Quality Review Rubric for Units and Lessons
The Tri-State Collaborative (composed of educational leaders from Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island and facilitated by Achieve) has developed criterion-based rubrics and review processes to evaluate the quality of lessons and units intended to address the Common Core State Standards for ELA & Literacy.
Teaching & Learning
K-5 Teachers: Laying Foundations for the Common Core
K-12 Teachers: Building Comprehension in the Common Core
01/19/2012 (
What does reading instruction look like when teaching to the English Language Arts (ELA) & Literacy Common Core State Standards (CCSS)? A new Common Core K-12 Reading Instruction section for teachers, featuring "CCSS Snapshots" of elementary, ELA, and subject-area classrooms, CCR and CCSS: Have you ever... is available now!
CCSS Evidence Guides: Aligned Practice Made Clear
These tools provide specific guidance for what the CCSS for ELA / literacy and math looks like in planning and practice. They are designed as developmental tools for teachers and those who support teachers.
Videos of instruction
Guided Reading with Jenna (Grade 5)
Demonstration of the important components of Guided Reading in a 5th grade classroom.
Text Graffiti: Previewing Challenging Text (Grade 8)
Preview a topic and make predictions based on textual evidence
Analyze Literature Critically Using the SIFT Method (Grade 8)
In this 8th grade lesson students use the SIFT method to critically analyze two poems.
Pre-Reading for Challenging Texts (9-12)
Students make predictions from quotes to prepare for a challenging text.
Differentiating for individual student needs
Meeting the Needs of English Language Learners
The documents on this page provide all educators with resources that focus on the needs of English learners. Educators should continue to reference the resources available on other CCSS pages for content-specific information.
ELL Considerations for CCSS-Aligned Tasks in English Language Arts (NYC Department of Education)
This document is intended to inform educators on insights and practical suggestions for accelerating the academic achievement of ELLs in literacy classrooms, specifically in the following areas: Vocabulary, Scaffolding, Native Language, and Writing.
Oregon Response to Intervention (OrRTI) Videos
The Oregon Response to Intervention Project, an initiative sponsored by ODE since 2005, provides intensive training and support to 48 Oregon school districts. Training is focused on multi-tiered instruction, systems requirements, teaming, data analysis, and using the RTI approach to identify learning disabilities.
Instructional Strategies
Cross-content Instructional Strategies
The instructional strategies on this page can be used to support the CCSS for Literacy across all content areas.
Practical Strategies to Improve Academic Discussions in Mixed Ability Secondary Content Area Classrooms
This article by Kevin Feldman and Kate Kinsella outlines 5 key principles to structuring academic discussions so that all students are productively engaged.
Structuring Active Learning
Thie one page document offers suggestions from Kevin Feldman on structuring active learning to increase student engagement.
Partnering Recommendations
This one page document from Kinsella and Feldman offers pragmatic suggestions for partnering.
Content Literacy Strategies
This website, from the St. Clair County Regional Education Service Agency, contains one page summaries of a wide variety of instructional strategies.
Sample Questions Reflecting the CCSS for Reading
This document from the Delaware Department of Education offers suggestions for the types of questions that might be asked for each of the reading standards for literature and informational text for grades 2- 10.
Note: The inclusion of links to these sites does not constitute an endorsement by ODE.
BetterLesson and the NEA have partnered to create the NEA Master Teacher Project, a revolutionary effort to highlight and share the best teaching practices around the Common Core.
Searchable Database of Tasks, Units and Student Work (NYC Department of Education)
Search a growing assortment of Common Core-aligned tasks, units and student work developed by NYC educators and national experts by keyword, grade level, subject area and Common Core Learning Standard.
Common Core Conversations
The Common Core Conversation offers free resources, lessons, and teaching strategies.
The lesson plans, unit plans, centers, textbook supplements, and other resources found on Wiki-Teacher are created and shared by educators. Resources contributed to the site are reviewed by content experts and peer-rated by all of the members of Wiki-Teacher. Users can create an account free of charge.
LearnZillion offers K-5 lessons, including videos with author's voiceover, and assessments aligned to the CCSS for ELA and Math. Teachers can register for a free password.
EduCore: Literacy Tools
Understand the Literacy Design Collaborative (LDC) framework, learn how to use the templates to create reading/writing assignments, and view sample modules for ELA, social studies and science developed by teachers.
Open Education Resources (OER) Commons
A collection of open education resources (OER) including Common Core implementation plans, transition guides, assessment tasks, exemplars and curriculum.
Smarter Balanced Sample Summative Items for Teachers
Covering all possible item types (selected response, constructed response, extended response, technology enhanced, and performance tasks), these samples include student items, as well as sample student responses and evaluation rubrics where appropriate. Educators can use these items to get an idea of how to design classroom tasks that will prepare students for the Smarter Balanced Assessment.
Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8
Grades 9-11
Sample Items and Tasks for Students
The items on these sites include a combination of computer adaptive items (selected response, constructed response, extended response) and performance tasks. Items can be scored using sample student responses and their accompanying scores as reference for reviewing your answer.
Text Exemplars and Sample Performance Tasks
Text exemplars illustrate CCSS high-quality grade-level texts intended for all students and the application of sample texts to sample performance tasks. (Appendix B)
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News from the Hilltop
Birmingham-Southern theatre professors to perform locally in professional theatre
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.— Michael Flowers and Alan Litsey, both professors of theatre at Birmingham-Southern College, will each perform in Birmingham this summer in two different professional theatre productions.
Flowers, chair of the department of theatre and dance at BSC, will perform in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" with the Red Mountain Theatre Company July 10-Aug. 3. He will play the role of Maurice, Belle's father, in a modern version of the classic tale at the company's summer mainstage at Virginia Samford Theatre.
Litsey will perform in the City Equity Theatre production of "The God of Hell" by Sam Shepard July 17-27 on the mainstage of The Alabama School of Fine Arts. He will play the role of Frank in the political farce directed by Marlene Johnson, a member of the theatre faculty at UAB.
The Red Mountain Theatre Company is a non-profit professional theatre organization with an emphasis on musical theatre. It has become one of the only year-round professional musical theatre organizations in Alabama. For more information, or to purchase tickets, go to www.redmountaintheatre.org.
The City Equity Theatre is a professional union theatre in residence at The Alabama School of Fine Arts where member actors living in, moving to, or from Birmingham can work. For more information, or to purchase tickets, go to www.cityequitytheatre.com.
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Target: President Thein Sein
Goal: Stop police from using deadly phosphorus chemical on protesters
Recent investigations surrounding the incidents of a protest back in November have raised serious questions about how the new government in Myanmar, more commonly known as Burma, operates. According to the new research gathered by lawyers, the wounds inflicted on protesters and villagers by the police appeared to be caused by white phosphorus, a chemical that can severely burn human flesh.
White phosphorus is more commonly used as a deadly weapon during wartime, and has not been used on protesters. The fact that the police chose to use such a harmful chemical is frightening and dangerous. The government must not allow the police force to continue using this weapon against its own people.
The investigations started after images of injured monks, who were protesting near a controversial copper mine, were dispersed throughout the country. The images revealed monks with serious burn injuries. Ashin Tikhanyana, a 64-year-old monk had roughly 40% of his body burned from the attack. He was flown to a hospital in Bangkok because Myanmar could not treat such a severe burn case. Tikhanyana is still in recovery and has not left the intensive care unit.
Burmese and American lawyers decided to collect the canisters from the site and send them to labs for further research. The canisters had the word "smoke" labeled, leading all to assume that they were filled with tear gas or that they were smoke bombs. However, lab results show that there were high levels of phosphorus in the cans. According to the New York Times, U Thein Than Oo, the head of the Upper Burma Lawyers Network legal committee, said, "We are confident that they used a munition that contained phosphorus…they wanted to warn the entire population not to protest. They wanted to intimidate the people."
These violent actions by the police cannot be acceptable under a civilian government. The police cannot use warfare ammunition on civilians, especially those that are not being aggressive. The government must do something about the brutal force taken by the police and ensure that it will not happen again.
Dear President Thein Sein,
The way the police acted during the copper mine protest back in November was unacceptable and incredibly brutal. The police used smoke labeled canisters that were actually filled with white phosphorus chemical on the monks. The phosphorus burned several of the protesters, one of which had to be flown to Bangkok for intensive care.
Your government is supposedly operating as a civilian government and such brutal use of a warfare weapon should be intolerable. Phosphorus can and did hurt a lot of the civilians that day, and you must ensure that the police will not go to such dramatic and dangerous measures in stopping protests.
Do not let the police use harmful chemicals on innocent civilians.
[Your Name Here]


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And philander told me himself that he didn't know why he bought it. '
There philander soon found the sacks of chemical, and Hanlon carried one as they went to the corral.
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text: Aren't the pages here supposed to be about DnD? Not reality? I'm a sport for everyone saying what they think should be said, but isn't the sentence, "The image of a rapier in the PHB is completely rubbish!" a little off-topic, immature, and worse, too subjective to be included? Mugaijohn 20:31, 18 May 2008 (UTC)


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Courtesy of Penn Athletics Communications and Princeton Athletic Communications
WEST POINT, N.Y. -- Princeton freshman Amanda Muliawan in singles and Penn sophomore Sol Eskenazi and freshman Sonya Latycheva in doubles made it an all-Ivy League sweep at the 2012 United States Tennis Association (USTA)/Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Northeast Regional Championships.
Both won their titles by defeating Ivy counterparts from Columbia as Muliawan completed her run in singles with a 6-4, 6-4 win over Kanika Vaidya, while Eskenazi and Latycheva fought off Bianca Sanon and Tiana Takenaga in a 8-6 win to secure the doubles championship.
Muliawan has won 10 matches in a row since Princeton returned from its season-opening tournament at Missouri. At the regional, she won her first four matches in straight sets before battling back from a first-set loss in the semifinal and taking the final in two sets in the final.
Entering the tournament as the third-seeded doubles team, Eskenazi and Latycheva quickly dispatched their opponents in the first two rounds but met more resistance as the bracket played out. In the Round of 16 they met an unseeded team from Columbia, but one that featured singles No. 1 seed Nicole Bartnik. After an 8-6 win in that match, they were off to the quarterfinals where they again claimed an 8-6 win, this one coming over No. 8 seed Elizabeth Epstein and Hanna Yu of Yale. The Quaker tandem made quick work of Muliawan and Lindsay Graff, the regional's No. 1 seed, 8-2 in the semifinals before taking down the No. 2 seeded Lions' duo in the final.
With the victories, Muliawan, Eskenazi and Latycheva gain automatic berths in the 2012 USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships to be played at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Nov. 8-11. The event, hosted by Columbia, features the top-32 collegiate players from all levels, as well as the top-20 doubles teams.
Women's Tennis Sweep Titles at USTA/ITA Northeast Regional


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What is WMIADAP.exe? Is WMIADAP.exe spyware or a virus?
How to fix WMIADAP.exe related problems?
1. Run Security Task Manager to check your WMIADAP process
2. Run Windows Repair Tool to repair WMIADAP.exe related Windows Errors
3. Run MalwareBytes to remove persistent malware
Process name: Windows Management Instrumentation AutoDiscovery/AutoPurge
Product: Microsoft Windows Operating System
Company: Microsoft (microsoft.com)
File: WMIADAP.exe
A feature in older versions of Windows, the WMIADAP process moves performance libraries to the Windows Management Instrumentation repository. Since the introduction of Windows Vista, the updating performance classes function of WMI ADAP has been replaced by the WmiPerfClass and WMIPerfInst providers.
If you want a detailed security rating about your WMIADAP.exe (and all other running background processes) read the following user opinions, and download the free trial version of Security Task Manager.
Note: Any malware can be named anything - so you should check where the files of the running processes are located on your disk. If a "non-Microsoft" .exe file is located in the C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System32 folder, then there is a high risk for a virus, spyware, trojan or worm infection! Check it out!
Click to Run a Free Scan for WMIADAP.exe related errors
Users Opinions
Average user rating of WMIADAP.exe: based on 29 votes. Read also the 22 reviews.
1838 users ask for this file. 6 users rated it as not dangerous. 4 users rated it as not so dangerous. 4 users rated it as neutral. 2 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 13 users rated it as dangerous. 8 users didn't rate it ("don't know").
|All comments about WMIADAP.exe:
|According to Microsoft the file is "not using the net", but WMIADAP.EXE is attempting to connect to the Internet (blocked by the firewall). Erix
|Might cause other programs to fail
|Located in "\\?\C:\windows\system32" Never seen this before... Tom
|2006 november - XP home : wmiadap.exe tries to connect to the internet and is blocked by my firewall (Philippe Henry, France) Philippe Henry
|Microsoft Windows AutoDiscovery/AutoPurge (ADAP) Service
|Though I can't find the forum now, I was looking for a BootVis alternative and found that pressing "Rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks" in the Start- Run box rearranges boot files for faster boot times, similar to BootVis. The wmiadap.exe is the process that pops up in Task Manager when you run this command. Tim
|dunno anything about this.. but wot i do know is that its embedded within my OS and starts hidden Greg
|tries to access the internet to remove a driver or service arsen
|Kaspersky Anti-Hacker keeps blocking this file when it tries to connect to the internet. Ademar
|i think it's a file that is used by viruses just to take up space, memory, and processing. if it's in the wbem folder it's okay, otherwise i think it's a fake Jeezy
|In my case wmiadap.exe came with an update for XP (KB971513) which updated wmi mighty duck
|Located in \\?\C:\Windows\system32\WBEM\ Guzmar
|Thanks for the information Tim, I ran that CMD and it started 2 proccess, defrag.exe and dfrgntfs.exe lol. I know, I need to defrag...... Dur
|this is part of the windows 7 antivirus 2012. use rkill.exe to stop this process See also: Link Terry
|I attempted to open chrome, but it would not open. I ran Rkill and that process was eliminated, the internet runs great now, a little sketchy but I wouldn't suggest removing it. Laon-Fait
|this file "wmiadap" does conneck to the internet via a hacker, it sends and gathers commands from hacker to make changes in your reg. sys. gerald
|I ran something that I suspected was a virus on a test machine and as it turns out, it is a virus. After I ran it, it disappeared and wmiadap appeared as a new process that I don't recall ever seeing before.
|it starts up every morning when windows enters net,i turn it off in task manager,it stops some programs from working,i believe its microsoft either stealing or ruining programs. arthur
|its just a performance counter. tells other programs in your system the condition of your network, memory, disk system, whether indexing is working, if terminal services is working, etc etc. See also: Link Will
|WMIADAP.exe is used to rebuild the WMI Classes with proper Performance Libray objects/counters and populate with valid recalculated data, it doesn't send any data outside the OS. More useful on Windows 2003/XP machines, on Windows 2008/Vista and above has been superseded by new providers. See also: Link Tiberius70
|I do not know.Malwarebytes says not. Web Root says it blocks it.
|Generally a safe file, usually runs when Windows Installer is running. However as an unessential file a virus can remove the original and replace it with a virus. Tony
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by Staff Writers
Algiers (AFP) May 19, 2013
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake on Sunday struck Algeria's Bejaia region, 250 kilometres (155 miles) east of Algiers, injuring five people and damaging some houses, the APS news agency said, citing medics.
"There are no serious cases -- the victims are mainly suffering from trauma," a medic said.
The injured included two workers who fell from scaffolding when the quake hit, while another panicked and jumped from a window, the medic added.
On May 3, a quake damaged several buildings around Mostaganem city in western Algeria, causing no casualties.
The North African country is regularly hit by earthquakes. It reported nearly 3,000 people dead and 10,000 injured when an earthquake struck the coastal town of Boumerdes near the capital on May 21, 2003.
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Ridge-induced flashback: Media dismissed Bush terror alert skeptics as paranoid conspiracy theorists
Research ››› ››› MATT GERTZ
In his forthcoming book, former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge reportedly claims that politics may have played a role in the question of whether to raise the terror threat levels on the eve of the November 2004 presidential election -- echoing contemporaneous allegations made by several progressives. Media Matters for America presents a sampling -- by no means exhaustive -- of media personalities who at the time portrayed those progressives as suffering from "cynicism" and "paranoia" and obsessed with a "conspiracy theory," despite credible evidence that the Bush administration was using the War on Terror for political gain, particularly in the months before the 2004 election.
On Hardball, Reagan and Walsh explain how liberals were "mocked" for their allegations
Salon.com's Joan Walsh: "It's completely believable and liberals were saying it that summer and they were laughed at."
MATTHEWS: It seems to me that you must be somewhat sanguine about realizing that the other side of the ideological argument has been caught with an insider blowing the whistle as loud as I can imagine. The secretary of Homeland Security himself is saying that in the interest of politics, the people around the table the weekend before the 2004 election were playing politics to get their guy re-elected so they could keep their jobs.
WALSH: It's completely believable, and liberals were saying it that summer and they were laughed at, they were mocked. He also admits that he raised the threat level and, you know, talked about the great presidency of George Bush right after John Kerry accepted the nomination in Boston that year. So they really did orchestrate -- they used terror to scare people, they used terror to diminish Kerry. I remember John Kerry had to come out and smack Howard Dean, who was telling the truth about this -- that they were politicizing the terror warnings -- because he didn't want to be seen as some kind o fleft-wing lunatic. And this is what they did all along. Going back to October 2002, they had to have the authorization to use military force right before those midterm elections. They had to do that. They used politics all along. Tom Ridge is an honorable man. I'm glad he's finally telling the truth. [MSNBC's Hardball, 8/21/09]
Radio host Ron Reagan: "Isn't it funny how left-wing lunacy turns into reality after a few years?"
MATTHEWS: Again, Ron Reagan, thanks for coming back, Ron.
REAGAN: Sure.
MATTHEWS: Again, it seems to me that this line is the one that jumped out at me. You know how careful people are when they work in administrations. They know -- they hear the footsteps, they know Dick Cheney's coming, they know Rumsfeld's coming, they know Ashcroft's coming. When they get their name mentioned in these books, they know who's coming after them. Here he is saying this: "There is something afoot other than a simple concern of the country's safety at that table." We're talking about a video conference on the nation's security. Something afoot besides security.
REAGAN: Yeah, indeed, something afoot. And you know, Tom Ridge has actually implied as much, going way back to May 10 of 2005. In a USA Today article, he was quoted as implying many of the things he's stating more baldly now in his book. Now, the media didn't pick up on it so much then because, of course, it was just left-wing lunacy, I guess. But isn't it funny how left-wing lunacy turns into reality after a few years?
MATTHEWS: Sometimes.
REAGAN: Sometimes. Yeah, in this instance, I think so. So yeah. And as everybody has said, Tom Ridge is an honorable man, If some of these people like Frances Townsend want to come out and call him a liar, they're welcome to do that. But if you parse their words very carefully, they're also hedging a little bit. Townsend said today that, well, it was never mentioned in that context, in her presence. [MSNBC's Hardball, 8/21/09]
Examples of media figures dismissing progressives' concerns and mocking them as conspiracy theorists
Tucker Carlson: "[C]onspiracy theory" is "bad for the Democrats," adherents need "psychological help"
From the September 6, 2006, edition of MSNBC's Tucker (accessed from Nexis):
CARLSON: Well, listen. I'll give you a great example. And it was brought out today in a piece in the San Francisco Chronicle.
How many times have you heard Democrats say, when there's a terror alert, you know, whisper to one another, or say, so (inaudible) say, this is all political. This is phony, cooked up by the White House.
Well, this San Francisco Chronicle piece basically claims to show that every time one of these terror alerts comes out the public is afraid and Bush's poll numbers go up.
This, I think, will definitely add fuel to the conspiracy theory. And I think it's bad for the Democrats.
I mean, look, the bottom line is there really is an enemy out there trying to hurt us. And to the extent Democrats pretend there isn't, I mean, it hurts them.
From the August 2, 2004 edition of CNN's Crossfire:
JIM GILMORE (then-Virginia governor): And that means intelligence becomes more and more important. That's why the president took his actions today to establish a national director. I think there's going to be a lot of work to make all that come through the correct way. But he's taken the decisive action to put together a counterterrorism center in order to put things together.
In other words, Jim -- James -- what he's doing is, he's doing the job. And so is Tom Ridge. And that's what they're supposed to do.
[cheering and applause]
JAMES CARVILLE (co-host): I hope that -- I hope you can convince -- I hope you can convince some of these Democrats that --
TUCKER CARLSON (co-host): Now, Congressman -- no, what they really need is psychological help, obviously.
NY Post columnist Steve Dunleavy: "[T]o assail a genuine and credible alert" is "outrageous."
The lefties in the Democratic party are trying to tell us this high alert on terrorism is just Republican politics.
Dr. Howard Dean actually said that there is "ample evidence" that President Bush was playing politics when he approved raising the terror alert last Sunday.
"I am concerned that every time something happens that's not good for President Bush, he plays the trump card, which is terrorism."
When the terror alert went up on Sunday, Washington, of course, had a lot to do with this. But on board was Mayor Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly.
Howard Dean and the Kerry-istas probably only have a passing acquaintance with Mayor Bloomberg and the commish.
But for them to assail a genuine and credible alert is to say that Mayor Bloomberg and Commissioner Kelly were part of this phony conspiracy-terror alert - outrageous. [New York Post, 8/6/04, accessed from Nexis]
Chicago Tribune editorial board: "[Height of cynicism" to believe the "conspiracy theory."
After a new terror alert was issued Sunday for financial landmarks on the East Coast, similar charges surfaced. Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean gave voice to the conspiracy theories, suggesting that such terror alerts were a "trump card" for the administration when "something happens that's not good for President Bush."
Others have suggested the White House is mounting a re-election bid predicated on public fear.
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry has wisely distanced himself from such irresponsible remarks. "I haven't suggested that and I won't suggest that," Kerry told CNN.
That's smart for two reasons. First, if an attack were to occur, such shortsighted criticism would create an instant and profound backlash. Second, criticizing the administration for doing what most Americans demand--that is, timely, focused warnings on potential terrorist attacks--is misguided, if not worse.
But the debate persists over whether the warnings issued last weekend had a political hue. Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge didn't help his boss when, in the midst of announcing the alert, he squirted in what amounted to a George Bush testimonial. "The kind of information available to us today is the result of the president's leadership in the war against terror," Ridge said. He would be wise in the coming weeks to stick to facts and skip the campaign commercials.
It is the height of cynicism, though, to suggest that the terror alert was prompted by political timing or political considerations. It was prompted, from everything we can see, by recently received and credible evidence of specific danger. [Chicago Tribune, 8/5/06, accessed from Nexis]
The Washington Post's Kathleen Parker: The suspicious suffer from "cynicism," "paranoia," use "twisted logic."
Bush, it seems, is in the quintessential parental predicament of "damned if you do, damned if you don't." What if there were a terrorist threat and Bush said or did nothing? Damn him, as critics damned him for not connecting the dots before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. What if Bush issued a terrorist warning and nothing happened? Damn him again for instilling fear and, as some are insisting even now, manipulating emotion for political gain.
What, one wonders, is the alternative? Where does such cynicism lead? To a John Kerry and John Edwards victory in November? Then what? Do we trust terror warnings under a new administration? Do we cease to have terror threats because Al Qaeda will have succeeded in its mission of derailing Bush? Are we safer then?
Reality gets lost amid such cynicism and paranoia. We believe nothing if it comes from a Bush White House but believe everything if it comes from a Michael Moore dreamscape. Yet Moore, whose film has become the video generation's Declaration of Disbelief, is demonstrably dishonest in his documentary.
In just one example, Moore flashes headlines across the screen about Florida's contested 2000 election results. One purportedly from the Bloomington, Ill., Pantagraph's Dec. 19, 2001, issue reads, "Latest Florida recount shows Gore won election."
The only problem is, no such headline appeared on the front page that day. Instead, the headline ran in a different, smaller typeface above a letter to the editor on Dec. 5, 2001, as noted by Pantagraph columnist Bill Flick in a mid-July column.
Headlines that run with letters to the editor typically reflect the letter writer's point and are not necessarily factual. But who cares about facts, or logic for that matter?
Except in the twisted logic of the bitterly partisan, there is no reason for Bush to fake terrorist threats, especially against financial institutions. When he needs economic growth and stability for re-election, no real-world benefit accrues to him from threats that could shake market confidence.
What is nearly as frightening as any terrorist chatter is a degree of cynicism that makes fact out of fiction, heroes of villains and Bush-hatred more compelling than appropriate distrust of and caution toward our enemies. [Washington Post, 8/4/04, accessed from Nexis]
Tony Blankley: Claims "played to" "the natural paranoia and conspiracy theories that are floating around."
BLANKLEY: Well, look, the story got a boost when The Washington Post and The New York Times ran front-page stories that implied that perhaps there was some politics behind this. I happened to have been on a TV show with the reporter who wrote the front-page Washington Post story.
JOHN McLAUGHLIN (host): Who was that?
BLANKLEY: Dana Priest. And after we went around and discussed it, she said from all of her reporting -- and this was a couple of days after -- she had no evidence but that the president had acted properly in putting out the report and he should have put it out. But by then, Howard Dean had jumped out to play his little game. And given the natural paranoia and conspiracy theories that are floating around, it played to it.
Now, I agree with you on one point, Eleanor. I think that Ridge made a mistake when he used the phrase -- complimented the president. Normally secretaries routinely do that. Because of the sensitivity of this issue, he shouldn't have made that one statement. But the presentation itself, the evidence itself -- and then, of course, a couple of days later the government came out with more and more recent information to further corroborate it. [The McLaughlin Group, 8/6/04, accessed from Nexis]
Cause for suspicion: Terror threat level raised on heels of Dem convention based on information that was "three or four years old"
DHS raised threat level in response to threat in August 2004, shortly after the conclusion of the Democratic National Convention. On August 1, 2004, Ridge stated that "we do have new and unusually specific information about where al-Qaeda would like to attack. And as a result, today, the United States Government is raising the threat level to Code Orange for the financial services sector in New York City, Northern New Jersey and Washington, D.C." In response to a subsequent question, Ridge stated, "So again, we have no specific information that says an attack is eminent [sic], but given the specificity and the quality of information around these sites, obviously one would conclude, if you were considering a potential attack, these might be among the targets." [Remarks by Ridge, 8/1/04]
Officials said intelligence "was three or four years old" and no "concrete evidence" that plot was still "under way." On August 2, 2004, The New York Times reported:
Much of the information that led the authorities to raise the terror alert at several large financial institutions in the New York City and Washington areas was three or four years old, intelligence and law enforcement officials said on Monday. They reported that they had not yet found concrete evidence that a terrorist plot or preparatory surveillance operations were still under way.
CNN: "Rice conceded that the surveillance ... dates back to before the attacks of September 11, 2001." CNN.com reported at the time of the August 2004 DHS decision to change the threat level, "The decision to raise the alert level to orange, or elevated, for specific buildings in New York City; Newark, New Jersey; and Washington, D.C., has been criticized because it was based at least partly on information three or four years old. [Then-Secretary of State Condoleezza] Rice conceded that the surveillance of the buildings by al Qaeda operatives dates to before the attacks of September 11, 2001." [CNN.com, 8/9/04]
Olbermann: August 2004 warning one of many "coincidences" -- "political downturn for the administration, followed by a 'terror event'." On October 12, 2005, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann documented 13 "coincidences" -- instances characterized by "a political downturn for the administration, followed by a 'terror event' -- a change in alert status, an arrest, a warning." Of the August 2004 warning, Olbermann wrote:
July 29th, 2004. At their party convention in Boston, the Democrats formally nominate John Kerry as their candidate for President. As in the wake of any convention, the Democrats dominate the media attention over the ensuing weekend.
Monday, August 1st, 2004. The Department of Homeland Security raises the alert status for financial centers in New York, New Jersey, and Washington to orange. The evidence supporting the warning - reconnaissance data, left in a home in Iraq - later proves to be roughly four years old and largely out-of-date.
Suspects arrested on August 3, 2004. On August 18, 2004, The New York Times reported: "The British police charged eight men on Tuesday with conspiracy to murder and with violations of the Terrorism Act after finding that two of them possessed surveillance information on financial centers in Washington, New York and New Jersey that were the focus of the terror alert earlier this month in the United States. The eight men were arrested Aug. 3 and have been held at a high-security police facility in West London. Under the two-week deadline set by the Terrorism Act, the police had until Tuesday to bring charges against the men or release them."
Cause for suspicion: Bush administration reportedly pressured Pakistani officials to arrest "high-value targets" during the 2004 Democratic National Convention
Weeks before convention, The New Republic reports Pakistani intelligence sources claim Bush administration is pressuring them. In an article published weeks before the 2004 Democratic National Convention, The New Republic quoted two sources from Pakistan's intelligence service and another from its Interior Ministry (which handles the country's internal security) saying that the Bush administration was pressuring Pakistani officials to make arrests of so-called "high-value targets" (HVTs) during the convention. One source reportedly said: "The last ten days of July deadline has been given repeatedly by visitors to Islamabad and during [Pakistani intelligence director General Ehsan ul-Haq's] meetings in Washington." The article continued: "[A] White House aide had told him that 'it would be best if the arrest or killing of [any] HVT were announced on twenty-six, twenty-seven, or twenty-eight July.' -- the first three days of the Democratic National Convention in Boston." [The New Republic, 7/19/04, accessed from Nexis]
July 29, 2004: Reuters reports Pakistani forces arrest Al Qaeda suspect in the 1998 embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania. On July 29, 2004 -- the last day of the Democratic National Convention -- Reuters reported: "Pakistan said on Friday it had arrested a key al Qaeda member wanted for his suspected involvement in the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya. Interior Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat identified the man as Ahmed Khalfan Ghailini and said he was a Tanzanian national." [Accessed from the Factiva database]
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so hard to keep up these days... backflips\right-flips what ever.... im just starting to stomp air reverses. props gieselman
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k so since no one cares about the video
i'm gonna post pics of one of the "camera men"
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Solid video! Damn that dude is talented.
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He came to my break last year during a small storm swell. The swell didn't really pan out but we had one day that pretty good, chest to head and pretty clean. He dominated my spot that day. His backside hack produced the biggest spray I've ever seen. He was getting three turns in the space that I would get one. Pretty cool to watch. On a different level for sure.
Video was so sick. Nice post dude. Stoked to watch some guys rip for my (first) upcoming fall/winter surf sessions.
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Gulf junior Madison Morlan pitched most of her team's region semifinal loss to Hernando with a torn ligament in her foot, coach Rick Hohenthaner said Wednesday.
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I've done 3 deployments so far and the cost of running the cable required to have effective coverage is more than all other factors combined.
Most of the coverage is outdoors and that means lengthy shielded cable runs (we're running IP cameras). The cable isn't cheap but it's nothing compared to labor costs.
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