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Coaches are known as people who run practice, manage subs and try to solve X's and O's. Another part of their job — one that could even prove to be a more important task to master — is developing young players.
In today's 2013-14 boys basketball preview, Dan DeFrancesco tackles that subject in the main story. He takes a look at Spring Valley, which, after two years of juggling two of the school's most talented players in years, appears poised to contend for a gold ball.
Below Dan's story is a list of the area's top teams to watch in each class. In case you missed it, you can find this year's Super 7 — as well as the Second 7 — listed in a previous post. (CLICK HERE for the Super 7)
As Spring Valley athletic director Bill Pilla draped banners he purchased for the basketball program's 1,000-point scorers in the winter of 2012, he arrived at a daunting realization. Pilla had a tough enough time raising money for the seven banners due to the district's tightening budget. The play of then-freshmen Kai Mitchell and Rickey McGill, the Tigers' top two scorers that season, indicated his troubles were far from over.
"I was like, wow, I'm going to have to figure out a way in three years to get a couple more banners," Pilla said. "I thought we had something there."
Identifying and developing young talent is key to any successful program, and no team has better exemplified that point recently than Spring Valley.
Mitchell, a 6-foot-5 forward, and McGill, a 6-foot guard, enter their junior seasons as two of the top players in the area after earning first- and second-team all-county honors, respectively. They led the Tigers to a 17-3 record, the League 4-A title and a No. 1 seed in the Class AA tournament last season.
Spring Valley isn't the first team to benefit from the growth of young talent — just the most recent and obvious. Choosing when to promote a young player is one of the most important decisions a coach can make.
For many, it's dependent on what the situation dictates.
"We're not going to bring up a kid and sit him on the bench," said Byram Hills coach Ted Repa, whose three straight trips to the Class A sectional final were fueled by contributions from underclassmen. "That doesn't make sense developmentally for the kid. … I think that's the key: If you have an opening where they can get some minutes, that's tremendous value."
For Tigers coach Willie Worsley, indications that Mitchell and McGill were special players came from their willingness to improve. The Tigers went 7-12 and had plenty of lopsided losses during Mitchell's and McGill's initial season on varsity, but the duo's commitment never wavered.
"The next day in practice they didn't quit," Worsley said of how the youngsters reacted after losses. "They came out and tried to correct the mistakes they made."
Two years later, McGill has committed to Manhattan while Mitchell has attracted attention from several Division I teams.
Both said the biggest improvement in their games has been having the maturity to not let the little things bother them.
"Not to get frustrated as much," Mitchell said. "Just keep focus and keep a level head."
"We're all starting to become mature enough to know what we're doing," McGill added.
Pulling up a young player isn't always successful. Longtime Peekskill coach Lou Panzanaro said years of watching younger players struggle and lose confidence on varsity led him to be more hesitant.
When a player is special enough to bring up as a freshman or sophomore, Panzanaro said it's a delicate process.
"You're a little bit more tolerant with the younger kids," Panzanaro said. "You give them a little bit more leeway. … I think you've got to be more patient with them."
As for the possibility of adding more banners to the rafters of the Spring Valley gym, Mitchell (564 points) and McGill (517 points) are certainly on pace.
Not that Pilla is worried.
"We'll get it done one way or the other," Pilla said. "We'll figure it out."
Class AA —
• Mount Vernon: Even if the Knights wanted to forget that buzzer-beating, championship-winning shot by New Rochelle's Khalil Edney, it would be impossible. Watching "The Shot" for the last nine months should be a motivator for a team led by seniors Devonte Banner, Brandon Martin and Yhanni Bartley.
• Spring Valley: With Kai Mitchell and Rickey McGill, the Tigers have perhaps the section's top duo. They also have four starters back and another promising big man in 6-foot-5 Jordan Duncan.
• White Plains: Pace-bound senior Mike DeMello will anchor the backcourt and should have plenty of help, namely 6-foot-6 freshman Jordan Tucker. Although he's yet to make his high school debut, the highly coveted swingman is already a high-major recruit.
• Clarkstown South: The Vikings' experienced senior backcourt of Conor McGuinness and Joe Zayer should be among the section's best. Forwards Kevin Martinez and Kyle Beckmann bolster a deep supporting cast.
• Fox Lane: A big, deep roster could put the Foxes back in County Center contention. Rangy, skilled senior James Morales is one of the area's top guards.
• New Rochelle: The defending section champ and state runner-up was decimated by graduation. The Huguenots will rely heavily on the returning backcourt of Derek Dorn and Drew Peterson as younger players gain seasoning.
Others to watch: Mahopac, North Rockland, Ossining, Yorktown
Class A —
• Peekskill: Chemistry will be important because the Red Devils certainly have the talent, headlined by returning contributors Laron Holt, Musheed Muhammad, and Chavis Pigott.
• Eastchester: Returning all-section players Jack Daly and Mike Milo lead a deep, athletic team with all but two contributors back (once Milo returns from injury). The Eagles appear destined to return to the County Center.
• Poughkeepsie: The defending champ graduated 10 seniors and returns just one player, senior forward Otis Elvy. Still, expect the Pioneers to be better — and relevant — come late February.
• Pearl River: The Pirates took some lumps as Kevin Degnan's supporting cast gained experience last season. Now, Thomas Armour, James Linnane and Jack Byrnes are among those ready to provide increased production.
Others to watch: Byram Hills, Tappan Zee, Our Lady of Lourdes, Harrison, Beacon, Brewster
Class B —
• Putnam Valley: With other schools up in class or hit hard by graduation, the Tigers appear like a strong preseason favorite. After five strong seasons building the program at Sacred Heart, new coach Mike McDonnell inherits a group that including senior stars Zach Coleman and Jelani Bell-Isaac and junior sharpshooter Ryan Basso.
• Briarcliff: New coach Cody Moffett inherits a 16-win team that lost four starters. Juniors Alquan Phillip and Jackson Wexler will be asked to lead a talented but inexperienced group.
• Woodlands: Third-year guard Najee Khan will lead a small but athletic team. Jamil Gambari and Brandon Johnson will be counted on to score after finishing last season strong.
• Irvington: With seven players back, including leading scorer Kevin Tierney, the Bulldogs could be in prime position to take advantage of younger, more inexperienced opponents.
• Palisade Prep: Talented seniors Isaiah Ward, Kevin Sabino and Brandon Tate formed the core of last year's Class C champion. They hope that experience helps smooth the transition to Class B.
Others to watch: Dobbs Ferry, Pleasantville, Blind Brook, Valhalla
Class C/D —
• Tuckahoe: Iona Prep transfer Max Pierce joins fellow senior Mo Hollis to form one of Class C's most talented backcourts. Tuckahoe will need it against a schedule filled with Classes A and B schools.
• Haldane: Size and shooting could be the main strengths for the Blue Devils, who hope to start strong and build momentum.
Others to watch: Keio, Children's Village (Class C), Clark Academy (Class D)
Catholic/Private —
• Stepinac: Last season's AA semifinalist returns a talented backcourt trio of seniors Naim Thomas and Walter King and junior Damarcus Miller that is simply the area's best.
• Iona Prep: With 28 Division I offers, junior Matt Ryan is the area's most coveted recruit, but sophomore point guard Ty Jerome (Fordham, Manhattan, among others) has proved he is no slouch already.
Others to watch: Rye Country Day, Sacred Heart

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Covered California Tightens White House Extension for Californians
The Obama administration will give people signing up for health insurance more time to complete their enrollment.
Anyone who claims they have begun the enrollment process before the March 31, deadline, will be given until mid-April to complete the process.
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Twins Defensive Player of the Year: Denard Span
Oct 03 2012 09:46 AM | Cody Christie in Minnesota Twins
On Monday, ESPN's Mark Simon wrote an article naming Mike Trout as the "Defensive Player of the Year" for MLB. Throughout the season, he and a team of twelve voters had picked out the best defensive player for every month and their overall choice for the year was Mr. Trout. This got me to thinking about who would come out on top for the Twins if the same award had to be given to a player on the roster for Minnesota. There are some good defensive players on the Twins and it's fun to try and pick out the player with the best year behind a lackluster pitching staff.[PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]
The first step should be to name some of the top candidates on the defensive side of the ball for the Twins in 2012. In the outfield, there are a couple options with Denard Span and Ben Revere having very good seasons patrolling the deep outfield at Target Field. Jamey Carroll has done well in his time at multiple infield positions and Alexi Casilla has looked good in his limited action for the club. Since September started, Pedro Florimon has been impressive but he hardly has enough chances to be named as the top defender or did he...
By digging into the statistics, it makes it easier to separate the leaders for the Twins. According to the Ultimate Zone Rating (UZR) statistic, Ben Revere has the top marks on the team during his time in the outfield. UZR is based on zone rating and it measures a fielder's success at getting to balls determined to be in his "zone" of the playing field. The number attempts to quantify how many runs a player saved through their fielding skills or lack of fielding skills. Revere's UZR sits at 16.3 which is almost five and a half points higher than the next closest member on the team. He also gets some credit for going out of his zone in right field to track down balls. Here is the top five for the Twins:
Ultimate Zone Rating (UZR) Leaders
1. Ben Revere 16.3 (LF, RF, CF)
2. Jamey Carroll 10.9 (2B, SS, 3B)
3. Darin Mastroianni 10.1 (RF, CF, LF)
4. Denard Span 9.4 (CF)
5. Alexi Casilla 7.8 (2B, 3B)
UZR isn't the only statistic of importance when it comes to grading defenders for the Twins. There are other categories to consider when trying to separate the boys from the men. Another metric that is easy for fans to understand is Defensive Runs Save (DRS). DRS captures a player's total defensive value by indicating how many runs a player saved when compared to the average player at his position. Much like UZR, DRS is measured in runs above or below average. Span ranks at the top for the Twins and some of the other members on this list might be a surprise.
Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) Leaders
1. Denard Span 20 (CF)
2. Alexi Casilla 15 (2B, 3B)
3. Jamey Carroll 13 (SS, 2B, 3B)
4. Ben Revere 8 (RF, CF, LF)
5. Pedro Florimon 6 (SS)
Since there are two different websites visited by fans looking for statistics about baseball players, there can be some differences in the numbers put out by those sites. Baseball Reference and FanGraphs each have their own version of Wins Above Replacement (WAR) so there are some differences in how they look at the defensive side of the ball. FanGraphs uses the UZR numbers from above when calculating their WAR number. Baseball Reference has a specific value for the amount of wins a player was worth as a defender over a replacement level player.
Defensive Wins Above Replacement (dWAR) Leaders
1. Denard Span 2.4
2 (tie). Jamey Carroll 1.8
2 (tie). Alexi Casilla 1.8
4. Pedro Florimon 0.9
5. Ben Revere 0.6
One final category to consider in the balloting for top defensive player on the Twins in 2012 is Range Runs (RngR). In this metric, it rates players based on their ability to get to a ball also known as their range. As with most of the statistics looked at here today, it is measured in runs saved compared to the average for other players in the league at the same position. Much like UZR above, Revere gets quite a bump from being a center fielder shagging fly balls in the corner outfield spots for most of the year.
Range Runs (RngR) Leaders
1. Ben Revere 12.6
2. Denard Span 9.5
3. Darin Mastroanni 8.9
4. Jamey Carroll 7.0
5. Alexi Casilla 6.6
It's clear that there isn't a perfect way to measure a player's defensive ability but there are plenty of statistics to help clear up some of the foggy mess. With that being said, the Defensive Player of the Year for the Twins is Denard Span. He ranks at the top of two of the above categories and he finished runner-up in another category. After dealing with concussion issues for a chunk of last season, it was good to see Span manning center field for over 120 games this year. A nagging shoulder injury cost him some time late in the season and his numbers might have been even better had he not been on the DL. It was still a terrific defensive season for Mr. Span and he continues the line of great defensive center fielders for the Twins.


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Kate Winslet Takes Her Rocknroll Bump to 'Labor Day' European Premiere
The glorious English rose that is Kate Winslet attended tonight's Mayfair Gala European premiere of Labor Day, clad in Jenny Packham and nearly bursting with impending motherhood for the third time.
Winslet, 38 and her husband, Ned Rocknroll are expecting their first child together. Winslet has two children – Mia and Joe – from previous marriages.
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Her mother, Lynne Spears, left the courthouse before Bruguera issued her ruling to join her daughter on the set of The X Factor.
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He despatched, in the courthouse, the necessary formalities.
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Dominican High School in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, recently renovated the lobby space outside of their theater. With a new gathering space, they wanted to incorporate a way to showcase their school's core values. They contacted fine art painter Tim Haglund, who specializes in large-scale, decorative architectural works. As a parent of a Dominican High School student, it was easy for him to interpret the school's core values. Please watch this video to see the wonderful space!
St. Adalbert's, a leading private K-8 school and parish, has been serving Milwaukee's Catholic community since 1909, and its school office has been in need of an upgrade for almost as long.
St. Adalbert School is a welcoming environment with a highly educated staff and fantastic young children who are always ready to learn. With dozens of employees and hundreds of students and parents to serve, the school wanted to provide an office that would have a friendly, modern look to encourage everyone to come on in whenever they needed to.
For help creating an office that works and invites, school officials looked to National Business Furniture for assistance. Read to find out what the school wanted to achieve and how NBF succeeded in providing it.
Exemplary Recognition School Awards for 2016
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee Office for Schools would like to recognize the following schools for the 2016 Exemplary Schools Program.
Awards for Academic Excellence
St. Eugene School, Fox Point
St. John Vianney School, Brookfield
St. Robert School, Shorewood
Awards for Educating the Whole Student
Catholic Memorial High School, Waukesha
St. John Vianney, Brookfield
Awards for Mission and Catholic Identity
Lumen Christi School, Mequon
St. Alphonsus School, Greendale
St. Charles School, Hartland
St. Dominic School, Brookfield
St. Eugene School, Fox Point
St. John the Baptist School, Plymouth
St. John the Evangelist School, Greenfield
St. John Vianney School, Brookfield
St. Mary's Visitation School, Elm Grove
Awards for Technology Integration
St. Robert School, Shorewood
Previously part of the accreditation process, the Exemplary Schools Program is now a separate process to identify schools with exceptional programs. Schools applied for recognition in four categories by submitting written applications. Schools with superior written applications were selected to be visited by a team of experts. For complete information about the Exemplary Recognition Program in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, please see: http://schools.archmil.org/educators/Exemplary-Recognition-Program.htm
Congratulations to each of the schools for their outstanding commitment to Catholic education!
Four teams from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee will travel to Destination Imagination Global Finals in Knoxville, TN
Milwaukee -- After achieving honors for creativity, teamwork and innovation in regional and state academic tournaments, three teams from St. Mary's School in Menomonee Falls and one team from St. Joseph's in Grafton, have earned the right to compete in Destination Imagination's Global Finals, the world's largest celebration of student creativity, to be held May 25-28 in Knoxville, Tennessee.
They will compete with other teams in one of seven, open-ended challenges that require students to apply science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills, in addition to their talents in improvisation, theater arts, writing, project management, communication, innovation, teamwork, community service and social entrepreneurship.
Destination Imagination has had a positive impact on more than 1.5 million students who have taken part in its acclaimed Challenge program. This year, 150,000 students have participated in tournaments throughout the U.S. and 30 countries in hopes of earning a spot at the Global Finals competition in May. Destination Imagination is a leader in project-based learning opportunities that blend STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education with the arts and social entrepreneurship. Its academic challenges are designed to teach kids how to think, not what to think, and then present their solutions at regional and state tournaments.
Each year, DI competitions begin with a regional tournament, where team solutions are assessed by a panel of trained appraisers, ranging from educators to artists to engineers. Each team solution is scored on a variety of elements, including originality, workmanship, presentation and teamwork. Teams with the highest scores advance to the Affiliate (state or country) tournaments. The top-tiered teams from the Affiliate tournaments advance to Global Finals.
Our four teams from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee are among 8,000+ students representing more than 1,400 teams that will advance to Global Finals, which will be held at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Congratulations to our winners!
St. Robert Catholic School Wins 2nd Place in the Wisconsin Forensics State Tournament – Large School Division
In the second year of the newly formed Forensics program, the St. Robert Forensics Team, coached by middle school English teacher Kathryn DeLapp, took second place in the Wisconsin State Tournament – Large School Division.
Held at Neenah High School on April 9, the 2016 State Tournament hosted more than 1,900 qualifying students from 95 schools. Over the course of a grueling 11-hour day, students compete in 2 rounds of which the top third from each category qualify for the ultimate "power" round facing three final judges to win.
Showing the bold might of the St. Robert Bobcats, in only two years the club doubled their team size and more than doubled the number of qualifiers for the State Tournament. The Bobcats, now competing in the Large School Division due to an increased number of entries, took 18 qualifying students to State of which 5 placed first, second or third from a total of 12 students making it to the final "power" round of competition. This championship performance is on top of a winning season that brought home a total of 35 awards and 5 team trophies from various tournaments.
Forensics consists of 18 different speaking events of which the St. Robert's team competes in Non-Original Oratory, Impromptu Speaking, Humorous Solo Acting, Serious Solo Acting, Poetry, Storytelling, and Moments in History.
Why is Forensics such a success at St. Robert School? "Forensics gives students a chance to discover themselves and their voices in a way that no other activity can," states Coach DeLapp. "This is an incredible set of students who brave something that would make most adults shudder -- public speaking. These kids work tirelessly to perfect their pieces and radiate the best versions of themselves to groups of strangers week after week in competition." Coach DeLapp reflects, "As a former forensics kid myself, I can attest to the fact that having the ability to articulate oneself effectively, whether that be to a large group or just one-on-one, is essential to everything one attempts in life."
Our 2016 Herb Kohl Foundation Award Winners!
Letters to recipients of 2016 Herb Kohl Educational Foundation student scholarships, teacher fellowships and principal leadership awards have been mailed. Each scholarship recipient receives a $3000 grant, and each fellowship and leadership award recipient will receive a $3000 grant and a matching grant will be awarded to each fellow's and leader's school. These awards recognize the importance of exceptional students and school leaders who create successful school environments for students and faculty members. Click here to see a list of our Catholic school recipients!
"Dear Friends in Christ,
Many blessings to you for a happy, healthy and productive New Year. As many of you know, one of the top priorities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee is a renewal of the Church's focus on issues of social justice. Historically, it has been the Catholic Church's presence that has contributed to the building of the city. We have done so through our parishes, schools, hospitals and charitable organizations. We have been a source of renewal, especially in times of crisis.
There are a number of priority initiatives underway throughout the Archdiocese to bring together and strengthen this outreach, as well as the ability of our parishes to do more and be more for those we serve, especially those who are marginalized.
To that end, I am pleased to share with you news about the formation of a transformational educational system designed to help urban students overcome social and academic challenges and empower them, as well as their families and educators, to achieve their God-given potential.
Called Seton Catholic Schools, this independently chartered, financed and governed network of Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic elementary schools will eventually serve more than 10,000 kindergarten through eighth grade students throughout Milwaukee. I encourage you to review the attached media release that provides greater detail about both our strategy and commitment, as well as the impressive leadership team charged to oversee all aspects of Seton Catholic Schools.
It is our mission and our duty to provide every child access to the highest caliber of academic instruction, as well as faith formation and character development. We will continue to keep you informed of our progress over the coming months and I welcome your input, support and prayers as our leadership team undertakes this most important work.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Jerome E. Listecki
Archbishop of Milwaukee"
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Stuart Energy Secures Record Year-To-Date Industrial Orders
Stuart Energy Systems Corp (SRNYF) announced that it has secured record year-to-date industrial orders valued in excess of $12 million from its global customers.
"During the first 4 and a half months, we exceeded our expected order intake for industrial sales. The increased demand is a result of strong market growth, coupled with continued adoption of our product offering," commented Robert Campbell, Vice President, Sales and Marketing. "With the bulk of these orders scheduled to ship this fiscal year, we remain committed to our aggressive target for revenue growth. Our year-end order backlog - an important metric as we look to fiscal 2006 revenue - continues to grow." [ more ]
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Jenna Bush Hager, daughter of former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, delighted the record-crowd gathered Monday, April 23 for the Women's Philanthropy Board 10th Anniversary Spring Symposium and Luncheon at Auburn University with her own stories of how compassion can make a difference in someone's life.
As a contributing correspondent for NBC's Today, Hager has focused on telling the inspiring stories of everyday people doing great things across the country.
Since graduating from the University of Texas, Hager has also become a UNICEF volunteer and author. Additionally, she has worked at an inner-city school in Washington, D.C.
In 2006, Hager traveled to Latin America as an intern with UNICEF and was inspired to write "Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope." The New York Times bestseller is based on the life of a 17-year-old single mother living with HIV who is determined to shield her child from the abuse and neglect that riddled her own childhood. Hager also co-wrote, "Read All about It!" with her mother to encourage children to read.
She remains actively involved with UNICEF, currently serving as chair of UNICEF's Next Generation, an initiative dedicated to reducing the number of preventable childhood deaths around the world.
The 10th annual symposium featured Allison Black Cornelius, the principal consultant for Blackfish Strategies, a leadership development firm in Birmingham, for more than 20 years. She is known for her work on public policy relating to families, such as Megan's Law, Alabama's Constitutional Amendment for Victim's Rights, and the legislation that created the Alabama Department of Children's Affairs.
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Two seemingly unconnected events converged this week to make me think long and hard about what it will take for people to pay attention and vote in off-years when we don't have the motivating factors of major candidate personalities or a dislike of the status quo to drive voters to the polls?
The first event was the voting in Iraq that has taken place over the past week or so. Despite repeated bombings and threats of violence against anyone who dared head to the polls to vote, it is estimated that between 55% and 60% of those eligible to vote in Iraq turned out to cast a ballot in this election, one being positioned as the first step toward bringing that war-torn country stability and self-rule one day. Analysts are pointing to this turn-out as proof that insurgent power is dying out in Irag. Really? We don't have insurgents here in North Carolina threatening to shoot us if we vote, and our turn-out last year was dismal compared to that level. Which is why I point to the turn-out in Iraq as proof that once you've taken everything away from a people, and all they have left is a chance at democracy, in however feeble an incarnation, they will cling to that democracy as their hope for a better future.
The other event took place next door to my hometown of Durham, in Wake County, where a pitiful turn-out in last year's election placed an ultra-conservative majority on the school board. In short, less than 2.5% of voters in Wake County were able to orchestrate one of the most abrupt turn-arounds in policy I have seen in my lifetime and are now in the process of dismantling a school system I have heard referred to, time and again, by educational experts as among the very best in the state, if not the best. Why does it matter? It matters because there is no such thing as an equal shot at life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness without an equal shot at a decent education. Kill the public schools and you'll have cut out the heart of what makes America as close to the land of opportunity as our species has been able to attain this far. What's happening in Wake is that democracy is taking a beating because people weren't paying attention.
I look at these two events and I wonder what it is going to take to get people to vote in this year's election, especially in the primaries in those areas where a single party has such power that the races will essentially be decided this May 3rd, when the Primary takes place. The gutting of programs you believe in, as is happening in Wake? The loss of liberty, as happened in Iraq, followed by the threat your emerging democracy can be bullied away? Why even come close to either scenario. Help us turn people out for this year's election season by volunteering to register voters, educate people on key electoral issues or Get Out the Vote when the Primary roles around. Just email me at email@example.com if you're interested in either volunteering for us (we are a non-partisan, statewide group) or taking advantage of the materials we have to offer. Visit www.democracy-nc.org for more information and see our Take Action, Voting in NC and Resources sections.
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Little Foxes – The latest trendbook from Steve Madden once again draws inspiration from the seventies with these fun and playful images starring Katya and CeCe. The girls wear wooden and cork platforms, printed cowgirl boots and colorful sunnies in a series of images depicting them as the perfect girls next door.
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Paul Katami's signature 4x4 Workout is a challenging bootcamp style interval class based on Paul's sold-out classes in Hollywood. 4x4x2 takes you through Four Minute Blocks of exercises consisting of One Minute Intervals of Cardio, Lower Body, Upper Body and Core Exercises. The Full-Body, Fast-Paced approach will leave you Breathless with Unmatched Results!
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Lower Impact: Both feet never leave the ground at the same time. This minimizes stress on your knees.
Higher Impact: Includes movements like jumps, hops and skips. Very high-impact is called plyometrics.
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Basic: The easiest to follow. It ranges from simple walking-style marches to sports and athletic movements.
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A super-challenging workout that features a huge assortment of creative exercises. The moves are original and effective — this program will truly push your body to its limit. The format is simple: five blocks of four exercises. The exercises also have a consistent sequence: cardio, lower body, upper body and core (60 seconds each). But, even the "toning" intervals are aerobic — mostly fast-paced, explosive moves like "single leg burpees" or "plyometric squats" (so your heart rate never drops and you never stop burning fat). Other unique exercises include "180-degree mat jumps," "twisting leg push-ups" and "scorpion planks." DVD has a seven-minute tutorial of the new moves. Requires two sets of dumbbells (e.g. 5 and 10 lb.). ©2012.


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Jared Leto's Oscar Dinged Up Already
JARED LETO has only had his Oscar for a few days, and it's already been dinged up. He says, quote, "I was carrying it down the stairs and, boom, I hit it against the railing ... I put a little nick in the back of it, so ... it's already lived-in."
Jared also says that he keeps his Oscar in his KITCHEN, where it's, quote, "guarded by some vegan butter and a bag of popcorn."
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I was not constitutional adviser to the prime minister (Attorney general survives shake-up unscathed, 18 July) but to Jack Straw (at Gordon Brown's rather than Straw's suggestion). I resigned after 15 months because neither Jack Straw nor the government had the capacity or will to initiate much-needed reform of the way we are governed. The government's proposals for a so-called bill of rights and responsibilities are incoherent, and the constitutional renewal bill is a collection of timid half-measures. My resignation sprang from frustration not merely at the government's failure to depoliticise the office of attorney general, but at its unwillingness to limit executive powers by law, or to create a constitutional charter of rights and freedoms to give greater protection against the misuse of public powers. The Brown administration is illiberal and reactionary. Through lack of political leadership, an opportunity has been lost to improve the governance of Britain in the interests of the citizen.
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An open audition is being held in London on Sunday for girls between the ages of 13-16 to play the twins Parvati and Padma.
The lucky pair do not need acting experience but must fit the profile. It is not necessary for them to be twins.
The auditions are being held at the Pineapple Studios in Langley Street, near Covent Garden, from 1000-1500 GMT.
Casting agent Shaheen Baig Casting has been running open auditions around the country in the hope of finding the right actresses for the parts in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
"We're looking for two girls - if they happen to be sisters that would be amazing, but it doesn't really matter.
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The characters of Padma and Parvati have major scenes when they accompany Harry Potter an his friend Ron Weasley to a Hogwart's school ball.
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Keanu Reeves Would Do Another 'Bill & Ted'
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Dude's just cool. Good heart, good fun, mostly good movies.
Another "Bill & Ted" would be just awesome.
Make it "Bill & Ted: 3D(udes)". Story: Bil & Ted find a nerd sleeping on their doorstep. Says he's their son. Which one's? He doesn't know, so the three of them go on a strange road trip to find the mother.
That is genius Edward. Wish I was the buyer. It would be sold.
YES!! Do you know how many people my age would RUN to see this?
Why can't he be that fun in his movies?
Because people write mediocre scripts.
Keanu does a terrific Herzog!
I would love this, one of my favorite childhood movies grown up.
Well being that he is immortal and doesn't age, I don't see why not if everyone else is game. I know so many people my age who would run and see this opening day.
omg, pleeeeeeeze! Yes, let's do it!
Keanu is RIOT!! His Herzog German accent killed me.
I brought my kids to the double feature of the Bill and Ted's At the New Beverly, We knew Alex Winters had directed Ben 10 live action film which we loved it had Lee Majors in it. The kids loved Bill and Ted! Whats funny is here we see Keanu talking it up, yet he didn't show up to the screening, Alex said it was obvious why he didn't show up…huh
I gotta say, I know that he often isn't much of an actor when he tries to do things out of his limited range, but I've never seen an interview with him where I didn't come out of it thinking he was just a great guy. What's funny is that in a lot of interviews like this one, he seems smart, too.
given how Kenue and Alex have joked about doing another bill and ted when they were both middle age this just proves any thing can happen in Hollywood. though wonder what they would do about Rufus. since George Carlin is not around to play the role one more time.
Only if William Sadler's in it too. That guy rocks. He wouldn't have to play death again, but something…
I would go see this in a heartbeat. love bill and ted…


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The first meeting of the Liaison Committee for the New England Coastal Basins Study Unit of the National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program will be held on October 9, 1997 at the Howard Johnson Hotel and Conference Center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire (the hotel is located right next to Exit 5 off Interstate 95). The meeting will begin at 9:30 am and conclude by 4:00 pm. An agenda and registration form for the meeting are enclosed. I have also enclosed a copy of the NAWQA Fact Sheet for the New England Coastal Basins Study Unit that was printed earlier this summer. This Fact Sheet gives an overview of NAWQA study activities and the physical and cultural characteristics of the study unit.
During the past year study team members have been involved in a number of study planning activities. These include preparation of a draft Environmental Setting Report, compilation of a variety of water-quality and GIS data bases, and generation of lithochemical terrane maps that group geologic units based on rock features that may influence ground-water quality. The Environmental Setting Report describes the study units physical and cultural features, surface and ground water resources, aquatic resources and ecoregions, how the environmental settings influence water quality, and what settings are important for use in stratifying the study unit. The results of these, as well as other on-going activities and future study plans, will be presented at the meeting. In addition, we have scheduled two speakers from outside the USGS, Dan Farrow of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Doug Heath of the US Environmental Protection Agency, to discuss work that is relevant to regional assessments of surface- and ground-water quality in New England. Their presentations will be of interest to us all.
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A DEPUTY mayoress originally from Nelson has died after a short illness.
Coun Kath Harper was born and raised in Nelson but moved to Fylde after completing her nurse and midwifery training. She worked until retirement at Lytham Hospital.
She was appointed deputy mayoress by fellow councillor Linda Nulty in May this year. Wife to Colin, Coun Harper represented St John's ward in Lytham as a representative of the Ratepayers' Association from 2007 until her death. She leaves two sons, Tim and Stephen.
Coun Nulty said: "All our thoughts are with Kath's family at this time. Her last civic engagement was only eight days before she died even though she knew she was ill.
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Make sure to check out the interview for NPR's Songs We Love here.
Three-time Grammy Nominee, Ruthie Foster, transforms sorrow into career-defining soul/blues/gospel/rock opus, Joy Comes Back, releasing March 24th on Blue Corn Records.
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At the end of August Ruthie will go on a musical adventure through Cuba with Seth Walker and YOU can be a part of it. There aren't many spots left but if you want to grab one of the last ones available, click here.
Ruthie recently played the Strawberry Festival in Jamestown, CA along with the the Triple Door in Seattle, WA and Sisters Folk Fest in Sisters, OR. She also has some exciting dates in the Northeast coming up, including: Naked Soul in NYC, FreshGrass outside of Boston, MA, and Levon Helm's Studio in upstate New York! Check out the tour dates page to see if she's coming to a town near you soon.
Ruthie and the band just got back from another successful run through Europe! They performed in Italy, Spain, and Germany while in Europe and captured some awesome shots along the way.
Ruthie has been nominated for TWO Living Blues Awards this year: Blues Artist of the Year (Female) and Best Live Performer. Make sure to vote for her by going to http://www.livingblues.com/ and hitting the "Vote" button!
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The incidence of Clostridium difficile infections rose by 43% from 2001 to 2012, while the incidence of multiple recurring CDI rose by 189% over the same period.
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The rapper nabs his first No. 1 album on the chart after 'Blacc Hollywood' sells 90,000 copies in its first week and dethrones last week's first placer, the 'Guardians of the Galaxy' soundtrack.
Wiz Khalifa's "Blacc Hollywood" has made its way out to No. 1 on Billboard 200. Nielsen SoundScan reports that the album ends the reign of the "Guardians of the Galaxy" soundtrack after selling 90,000 copies in its first week.
"Blacc Hollywood" marks Wiz's first album to have topped the chart. Two of his previous releases, "O.N.I.F.C." and "Rolling Papers", both peaked at No. 2 back in 2012 and 2011, respectively.
The "Guardians of the Galaxy" soundtrack, meanwhile, slips to No. 2 with 64,000. Earlier this month, the compilation set spent two consecutive weeks at No. 1.
Chase Rice becomes the first new entry in the top 10 as his "Ignite the Night" enters the chart at No. 3 with 44,000. Trailing behind the country singer is the "Now 51" album that falls two rungs from last week's No. 2 with 33,000.
The "Nashville Outlaws: A Tribute to Motley Crue" compilation comes at No. 5 with 31,000. Released via Big Machine Records, the album includes some Motley Crue tracks that have been reworked by country acts like Rascal Flatts, Brantley Gilbert and Justin Moore.
Next on Billboard 200, the "Frozen (2013)" soundtracks dips to No. 6 with 29,000 while Sam Smith's "In the Lonely Hour" stays at No. 7 with a little more than 24,000. At No. 8 is 5 Seconds of Summer's self-titled debut LP that sells additional 24,000.
Ace Frehley, the former KISS guitarist, scores his highest-charting album with "Space Invader", which comes at No. 9 with 19,000. Jumping from last week's No. 12, Ed Sheeran's "X" rounds out the top 10 with 16,000.
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- "Ignite the Night" - Chase Rice (44,000)
- The "Now 51" Album - Various Artists (33,000)
- The "Nashville Outlaws: A Tribute to Motley Crue" Album - Various Artists (31,000)
- "Frozen (2013)" Soundtrack - Various Artists (29,000)
- "In the Lonely Hour" - Sam Smith (24,000)
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- "Space Invader" - Ace Frehley (19,000)
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"While families and school districts across the state cope with fewer resources and continued fiscal challenges, many school administrators continue to receive salaries that are out of proportion with the private sector and current economic realities. On the other hand, many administrators like Superintendent Uszenski stepped up this year to meet the financial challenges in their districts by accepting a voluntary pay freeze and I applaud their efforts and willingness to share in the sacrifice for New Jersey students," said Governor Christie. "It is our responsibility, in state government and at the local level, to act in every possible way to ensure that as many education dollars remain in the classroom as possible. This cap will limit excessive administrator pay and ensure that more dollars are available for our children."
Under the proposal, the maximum base salary that a district could pay a superintendent would rise with the size of the school district. The top salary for the superintendent of a K-8 district with fewer than 250 students would be $120,000. From there, salary maximums would gradually step up with the size of the school district to the point that the superintendent of a district with up to 10,000 students could be paid a maximum of $175,000. A superintendent in one of New Jersey's 16 districts with more than 10,000 students could earn a higher base salary.
In addition, administrator compensation would be restructured to provide the opportunity for non-pensionable, individual year merit stipends if superintendents achieve significant, state-defined improvements in student learning from the year before.
Commissioner Schundler discussed the plan with the New Jersey Board of Education in a conference call this morning and he will propose regulations to implement the Christie Administration's plan for governing salaries awarded to superintendents, assistant superintendents and business administrators.
"Especially in smaller communities like Spotswood, we can make a real difference by making sure taxpayer dollars go where they are needed most - to the classroom to help students learn," Commissioner Schundler said. "At a time when every dollar is precious, we must bring school administrators' salaries back into the real world, where taxpayers continue to struggle every day to make ends meet."
According to data provided by the New Jersey Department of Education, 366 school district superintendents are currently being paid more than the new regulations would permit. Once their salaries were brought down to the maximum levels proposed, the state would save $9.8 million a year.
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