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The U.S. Attorney's Office reports that Pikerson Mentor was sentenced to life in prison Friday, while Saubnet Politesse was sentenced to 21 years. Mentor was convicted by a jury in September of 14 counts, including homicide, carjacking, robbery, possession of a firearm and aggravated identity theft. Politesse pleaded guilty to murder and theft charges a month earlier.
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Visual area V4 is one of the visual areas in the extrastriate visual cortex of the macaque monkey. It is located anterior to V2 and posterior to visual area PIT. It comprises at least four regions (left and right V4d, left and right V4v), and some groups report that it contains rostral and caudal subdivisions as well. It is unknown what the human homologue of V4 is, and this issue is currently the subject of much scrutiny.
V4 is the third cortical area in the ventral stream, receiving strong feedforward input from V2 and sending strong connections to the posterior inferotemporal cortex (PIT). It also receives direct inputs from V1, especially for central space. In addition, it has weaker connections to V5 and visual area DP (the dorsal prelunate gyrus).
V4 is the first area in the ventral stream to show strong attentional modulation. Most studies indicate that selective attention can change firing rates in V4 by about 20%. A seminal paper by Moran and Desimone characterizing these effects was the first paper to find attention effects anywhere in the visual cortex [1].
Like the [[primary visual cortex (V1), V4 is tuned for orientation, spatial frequency, and color. Unlike V1, it is tuned for object features of intermediate complexity, like simple geometric shapes, although no one has developed a full parametric description of the tuning space for V4. Visual area V4 is not tuned for complex objects such as faces, as areas in the inferotemporal cortex are.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Villafranca di Verona hotel in Dossobuono with free breakfast
Popular property highlights
Located in Dossobuono, this hotel is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Equestrian Sporting Club Paradiso and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from Museo Nicolis. Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi and Castelvecchio are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
A bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a computer station are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a library, free newspapers, and tour/ticket assistance.
Room Amenities
All 33 rooms offer free WiFi, room service, and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find premium bedding, hair dryers, and showers.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Proximity to airport
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
Hotel Gattopardo
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Villafranca di Verona hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Hotel Gattopardo is a smoke-free property.
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Total number of rooms - 33
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
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- Premium bedding
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Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 3 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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"Each and every goal that I have set for myself and achieved is a direct representation of what the SportsLeader program has done for me."
LaGrange Park, IL. The following testimony, written by football player
Nick Koehn, shows how good fruits of personal and spiritual
growth are coming out of the SportsLeader program at
Nazareth Academy. A Life-changing CommitmentBy Nick Koehn Before my sophomore football season at Nazareth, I was an
unguided and unpleasant teenage boy. I was more than often
argumentative with my parents. I was sometimes rude to people
and judged them on the music they listened to, the
way they dressed, or the people they called their friends. I had little interest in helping people less fortunate
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relationships that I had formed with my sister because of
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holiday season almost an entire year before. When a teammate
of mine told me that a little humility could go
a long way for me during my freshman year I
remember telling him with hate in my voice, "Kiss my
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of love and integrity, I have truly changed my life. Before the season I filled out a goal sheet
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part of the SportsLeader program. I wrote down that I
wanted to set up a charitable event at my school
with my teammates to raise money for wounded soldiers coming
back from Iraq and Afghanistan. Though the process hit multiple
Nick with his Nazareth Academy football team.
speed bumps, I eventually got it done with the help
of my coaches and teammates. By the end of the
fundraiser my team had collected nearly 800 dollars to go
directly to the wounded warrior project. Aside from fulfilling
my goal of raising money for our country´s veterans, I
met my goal of rebuilding the relationship with my sister
which I had single-handedly destroyed. Not only have my sister
and I rebuilt our relationship, but I am going to
go spend a weekend with her in Washington D.C. in
two weeks, just the two of us. I am
extremely proud of the person that I have become since
the time before my sophomore football season. Though I have
met or exceeded many of the goals that I crafted
for myself through the SportsLeader program, the accomplishment I am
most proud of is my spiritual growth. Before I attended
Nazareth I had never gone to church unless my grandmother
dragged me. After this football season I found myself not
only talking to God several times every day, but I
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Teams may finally stop underestimating Barnet.
In their last three away matches, the Bees have played teams with playoff and promotion ambitions yet have claimed seven points from a possible nine.
Their latest scalp, Rotherham United. The result 2-0. And, in truth, it was fairly comfortable as the Millers rarely tested Graham Stack.
Jake Hyde's well taken chip in the opening period put the Bees ahead and Andy Yiadom, on as a second half substitute, sealed the win with a confident finish.
Edgar Davids returned to the starting XI in place of John Oster while Hyde and Ibra Sekajja replaced Taiwo Atieno and Yiadom.
After an early onslaught from the home side, Barnet settled and passed the ball with purpose across the pitch.
Sekajja proved a threat down the right of the Bees attack while the centre-back paring of David Stephens and Andy Iro dealt with several long passes from the Millers.
Rotherham did come close to breaking the deadlock though but Ben Pringle's shot went narrowly wide of the post.
Barnet attacked sporadically in the opening 20 minutes but they went ahead with their first clear opportunity of the contest.
A long pass forward from Mark Byrne was chased down by Hyde. Andy Warrington came off his goal line, but the Bees striker coolly lifted the ball over the goalkeeper and into the net.
Davids' side took confidence from going ahead and created further chances to add to their lead.
Sekajja skipped past a defender before shooting wide and then the Crystal Palace loanee saw another effort tipped over the bar.
Mark Bradley missed a good chance from a free-kick for the hosts and the Millers' faithful were frustrated with their side's performance.
Barnet then almost grabbed a second goal through Iro. The powerful defender directed a Byrne corner towards goal but his effort was cleared off the line.
However, Iro sustained an injury as he attacked the ball and he had to be stretchered off. Clovis Kamdjo replaced him in defence.
In the closing stages of the first half Rotherham pushed players forward and came close on numerous occasions.
Several set-pieces into the Bees box caused panic but a combination of good goalkeeper and last ditch defending kept Barnet ahead at the interval.
Rotherham had much more possession in the second period but Stack remained fairly untroubled.
A swerving shot from Ricky Holmes almost deceived Warrington but the Millers' stopper managed to tip the ball just over the crossbar.
Rotherham continued to hit hopeful balls forward but Stephens and Kamdjo were dominant in the air.
Any chances the Millers did have were speculative shots from distance that failed to force Stack into meaningful action.
In the final ten minutes the Bees defence dropped deeper which allowed Rotherham to apply further pressure on the visitor's goal.
However, a determined run from Holmes won a Barnet free-kick on the edge of the area and Byrne's effort was turned over the bar by Warrington.
From the resulting corner, the ball wasn't cleared and Holmes collected the ball down the left flank.
He skipped past a challenge, cut the ball back into the box and Yiadom fired home the Bees second goal.
In the closing stages Stack failed to collect a Daniel Nardiello shot at the back post but the striker fired over the rebound from two yards.
The Bees then almost added a third through Holmes. He dribbled past two challenges in the box but his shot struck the post and bounced clear.
Seconds later and the final whistle was blown. An away win for the Bees and one they deserved.
Rotherham United: Warrington; Bradley, Mullins, Sharps, Ridehalgh; Pringle (Kearns 50), Taylor, Frecklington, Agard; Morgan (Nardiello 55), Odejayi (Revell 72).
Rotherham United substitutes: Thompson, Ainsworth, Revell, O'Connor, Nardiello, Cameron, Kearns.
Barnet: Stack; Fuller, Iro (Kamdjo 35), Stephens, Johnson; Weston, Davids (Yiadom 67), Byrne; Holmes, Sekajja, Hyde (Atieno 71).
Barnet substitutes: Brown, Kamdjo, Yiadom, Cowler, Oster, Holwijn, Atieno.
Attendance: 7,434 (193).


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Each month, ELLE.com wades through the lifestyle blogosphere in search of just the right Guest Blogger to post regularly on our site's Dispatch blog. This month, we tapped Song of Style blogger and interior designer Aimee Song to share her best SoCal style and design tips with us. Today's installment: a DIY project to make a tray perfect for summer entertaining.
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A Public IP Address is a globally unique number that identifies a device on the Internet. If you want someone on the Internet to connect to you, then you must tell them your public address. Also known as your "real" or "external" address. Public IP addresses are globally recognized and assigned by the Arin. Arin is the governing body that controls the list of publicly routed IP addresses. Your ISP usually gives you a public IP.
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Cymbals And Percussion Lottery At The 2012 Meinl Drum Festival
as every year at our festival, we are going to raffle some great prizes again this year; three cymbal packages and three percussion packages will be given away amongst every attendee who has either bought a 1-day, or 2-day ticket. the prize draw will take place live on stage on sunday june 24th, at 18:15h at the 2012 meinl drum festival.
here is what you can win:
1. prize cymbals:
mb20 series 22" heavy bell ride / chris adler artist series cymbal bag / 6" meinl practice pad / meinl cymbal polish
2. prize cymbals:
byzance series 20" raw bell ride / designer jawbreaker cymbal bag / 6" meinl practice pad / meinl cymbal cleaner
3. prize cymbals:
classics custom series 20" medium ride / classics custom series 16" trash crash / standard cymbal bag / 6" meinl practice pad
1. prize percussion
makah-burl string cajon / standard cajon bag
2. prize percussion
10" drummer snare timbale with bag
3. prize percussion
headliner hihat tambourines and a headliner series cowbell with bag
two-day tickets for both festival days are almost sold out. hurry up and make sure you have yours in case you plan to attend.
one-day tickets for sunday june 24th are available without quantitiy limit. you can either buy those in advanced sale on meinldrumfestival.com, or at the box office at the festival.
looking forward to seeing you here.
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BEWDLEY will be coming to life for its annual Spring Fair featuring a number of events and attractions across Bank Holiday weekend.
Visitors and Bewdley residents will have the chance to explore the town's museum, Jubilee Gardens, Load Street and Severnside South on Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday.
The Local Produce Market will be in Load Street on Sunday, with craft and food stalls taking a stand on Severnside South on both days.
Monday will see the popular fourth annual Bewdley Spring Salad Challenge return and the Lady in White will be appearing around the town.
Collective 43, a multi-instrumental band playing a mix of blues, swing, dub and funk and Strumpit playing Gypsy Jazz will entertain passers-by throughout the weekend and the Severn Area Rescue Association will provide river rescue demonstrations.
Children will have the opportunity to try out the Victorian horses fun fair ride in Bewdley Museum where this year, events take on a horticultural theme with stalls in the gardens and flower-arranging competitions and workshops with music from the Ridge Top Mountain Boys on Monday.
New to the programme this year is the Bewdley to Arley raft race organised by Kidderminster and District Lions which will set off from the steps of the Rowing Club and traditional Maypole dancing will be performed by the pupils of St Anne's Primary School.
The Bewdley Brewery will have open days for visitors to see the brewing process and the riverside Mug House will have their annual beer festival from tomorrow through to Monday, offering 20 different ales and ciders, a barbecue and live music.
There will also be will a series of walks around the town on Sunday and Monday lead by the Civic Society.
Free parking is available on both days at Bewdley High School, in Stourport Road, from 10am to 5pm.
For more information visit bewdley.org.uk/major-events or call 01299 405516 or 08456 077819.


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Ancestry has changed how its search function works. As some of you may know there has been some problems of late with the site being down or operating slow. Personally I used the search that opens on the home page and find that works well rather than the search that opens under the Search tab. Hope this makes sense!
This is the press release from Ancestry
For those of you that use the old search ui, you may notice that the links to the State and Country pages are now going to the new Card Catalog. First, be assured that your searches will still be in the old search interface, that has not been changed.
So why did we do this without telling you? As I'm sure many of you noticed the first few days of this week were not stable at times for the site. One of the culprits was the old state and country pages. They are based on code that has not been touched in about 5 years (that's pretty ancient in terms of code and technology). These pages were incredibly inefficient and we made a choice between pulling those and getting the site more stable, or leaving them up and dealing with continuing site issues.
When you click on a link, say Texas, you will see all the titles we have that relate to Texas. Then you can use the "Filter By Collection", "Filter by Location", "Filter by Date" or "Filter by Language" or any combination of those to narrow in on the types of titles you are looking for.
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Trenton defeats Chiefland to win 1A title
Published: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 8:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 8:06 p.m.
FORT MYERS — For the Trenton Tigers baseball team, trading a late-season loss for a state championship is just fine with them.
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The Tigers got their revenge on the only team to beat them this season on Thursday, scoring five runs in the sixth inning to put away rival Chiefland, 11-1, in six innings for the Class 1A state championship at JetBlue Park, spring training home of the Boston Red Sox.
The Indians had spoiled Trenton's bid for a perfect regular season, pounding the Tigers at their place 15-2 on April 19. Trenton coach Todd Bryant said the loss was good for his team.
It showed Thursday on the biggest stage, where both teams were playing in their first baseball title games.
Jonathan Smith's run-scoring double in the third opened the floodgates offensively for the Tigers (27-1), who went on to score three runs in the third, three in the fourth and then delivered the knockout in the sixth.
It marked the school's first boys state title and fifth championship in school history. Trenton had won back-to-back Class A titles in girls basketball in 1979-80 and won slow-pitch softball titles in the early 1980s and early 1990s.
"It was actually a blessing for us, it really was," Todd Bryant said. "When we were 21-0, I kept saying we got a monkey on our back. Chiefland did us a favor when they beat us. I didn't want to be beaten 15-2. The next day we had practice, and had like three great practices and from then we have been on fire."
"Hitting is contagious. That hit (Jonathan Smith's double) got us going right there. Tim Reidy is a great competitor, a great pitcher, but today he wasn't going to throw it by us."
Todd Bryant's son, senior Clif Bryant, had two huge hits that on a regular high school field would have easily been home runs, but in JetBlue Park were an RBI triple in the third and two-run, ground-rule double in the sixth.
Senior Hunter Parrish had a double and single with two RBIs, Cedric Stokes, a member of the football team that lost in the 1A state final to Northview last December, had two hits, as did No. 9 hitter Michael Smith, who also had an RBI.
Junior Stephen Smith (2-1), the quarterback of the football team, got the win, scattering five hits with four strikeouts. Reidy (4-3) took the loss, lasting just 3.1 innings, giving up six runs, four earned.
"We are a loose team," Stephen Smith said. "When we get uptight, we don't play very well. After that loss to Chiefland to end the regular season, like coach said the monkey was off our back and we played for the love of the game.
"I just threw the ball and didn't think about it. I didn't aim it, I just reared back and threw it."
"Today he pitched," Todd Bryant said. "That night (loss to Chiefland) he threw."
Chiefland's James Miller, the No. 9 batter, had two hits and drove in the first run, giving the Indians an early 1-0 lead in the second after a pair of Trenton errors. The teams combined for seven errors.
The Tigers, who were hitless after their first 10 batters, got Jonathan Smith's double, Bryant's triple and Parrish's double consecutively for three runs to take the lead for good, 3-1.
Meanwhile, Stephen Smith, who gave up an unearned run in the second, threw four scoreless innings, allowing just three hits during that stretch.
"They are an awfully good ball team over there, we knew that going in," said Kyle Parnell, whose team finished the season 18-8. "Obviously we know each other really well. They outplayed us today. I'm proud of our kids and the journey that got us here. We won some tough ballgames. This hurts today. I appreciate the support we got today from our fans.
"Stephen was zoned in today and pitched a great game for them."
"Chiefland is a very good team, but we made a statement today," Todd Bryant said. "We are the best team in 1A. We are the best hitting team in 1A. This is the best team to ever come out of Trenton, Florida."
Reidy, a senior who helped the Indians to their first state tournament and first state final, said he just wasn't sharp after the first inning.
"I just wasn't hitting my spots with my fastball," he said. "I was hitting it pretty well in the first inning but it kind of went downhill from there."
Clif Bryant, who leads the area in batting, RBIs and home runs, was happy to close his high school career with the school's first state baseball title.
"It was really intense," he said. "I thought everyone was really focused. We were just ready to play today."
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PHILADELPHIA - A standout two-way player for the University of Pennsylvania football team from 1940-43 and College Football Hall of Famer, Bob Odell, C'43, passed away on Saturday at the age of 90.
Odell did it all for Penn. He ran, passed, punted, received, returned kickoffs and punts, and played defense. As a senior in 1943, he made four All-America teams, won the Maxwell Trophy, and was runner-up to Angelo Bertelli for the Heisman Trophy. He was then selected in the second round and 15th overall in the 1944 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
In his three playing seasons at Penn, the Quakers were a combined 18-6-2 overall. He was captain his senior year and honored with the University's prestigious Class of 1915 Award. Odell went on to coach at Yale, Temple, Wisconsin, Bucknell, Penn and Williams.
Odell was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1992 and was a member of the inaugural class of the Penn Athletics Hall of Fame in 1996.
Bob Odell is survived by his wife of 67 years, Jane Davis Odell, of West Chester, Pa., and three children: his son Dr. Robert Harper Odell, Jr. and his wife Suzanne, of Las Vegas, Nev.; and two daughters, Nancy Odell McMullen, and her husband Jim, of Berwyn, Pa.; and Cynthia Odell McEtchin, and her husband Douglas, of Pleasanton, Calif.
A memorial service will be held in Philadelphia in early January.


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The chances of winning a fortune in Vegas are very slim, but a few NASCAR Cup Series drivers are hoping their fortunes change as the teams roll in this weekend. Here are a few to keep an eye on.
There have been 15 races at Las Vegas Motor Speedway with nine different drivers taking the checkered flag in its short history. Jimmie Johnson leads all drivers in wins on the 1 1/2-mile tri-oval with four.
With such good fortune in his past, you would think that the five-time champion would be looking forward to returning to Sin City. However, he can't seem to get over his defeat last week in Phoenix.
After Carl Edwards left him behind on the final restart, Johnson is still crying foul.
"I didn't think Carl followed restart protocol and slowed us down," said Johnson on the matter. If he wishes to continue his winning ways in Vegas this weekend, he'll need to put those thoughts to bed real soon.
Johnson's teammate, Jeff Gordon, had a good car last week in Phoenix but fell victim to some bad timing, which left him with a disappointing ninth place finish.
"Sometimes the cautions fall your way and sometimes they don't," said Gordon on his up and down Phoenix weekend. "Most of them didn't, but we had a couple there at the end that did."
Vegas has not been kind to Gordon over the years. He does one victory and will be looking for the cautions to fall his way at the end again this week, leading to a second jackpot.
To complete the Hendrick Motorsports onslaught on Vegas this weekend, you have to look to Dale Earnhardt Jr. His consistency from last season has carried over to 2013, and it seems time for him to return to victory lane.
Phoenix was a little disappointing to Jr. and his team. They felt that they let a win get away. That confidence will be a key to getting him to the payout window this week.
"We had a real good car," said Earnhardt. "We feel like we could have finished better than fifth, maybe won the race."
There will be others that could slip into the game this weekend, like Edwards and Vegas native Kyle Busch. However, it just seems that the Hendrick teams have stacked the deck with the new Gen6 car so early this season, and I look for them to be all in this weekend.
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There's an old argument that NASCAR is not a team sport, but Brad Keselowski gives all the credit for his win last Sunday in Dover to a total team effort.
Capturing his second win in the Chase and his fifth in 2012, Keselowski regained the championship lead, 5 points better than Jimmie Johnson. It took a strong team strategy and team execution to pull off the win as many of the contenders fell out in the closing laps.
"After my pit crew got me out fourth, that put us in position to really capitalize on good strategy and execution," explained Keselowski of his fuel-mileage win.
In fact, the No. 2 team ran the final eighty-nine laps on one tank of fuel which was simply amazing. The race winner was quick to point out that the credit should not go to him alone.
"A lot of it's on the team," continued Keselowski. "It sounds great to give the credit to the driver but the engine and the strategy makes it all work, as well."
Team owner Roger Penske echoed his driver's comments and added that the guys back in the shop have been putting in extra hours as well to pursue a Cup Series title.
"Really today it was all about teamwork," commented Penske on his team's efforts. "As I said before, Brad has really pulled this team together. He knows what he wants. Paul has a great group of guys working around that car, not only the ones over the wall, but the ones at home, the aerodynamicists, the guys in the shop, outstanding."
With two wins and a 5-point lead, many would consider Keselowski the favorite to win the Chase. However, the young driver is not so quick to jump to conclusions.
"By no means do I feel like we're the favorite," replied Brad when asked about the favorite tag. "Certainly we're not the underdog, probably, at this point. But I think there's so much racing to go, so many opportunities for things to go wrong - or right - for anyone out there, that it's way too early to point those fingers and say those things."
Still, as folks focus on Keselowski, he tries his best to turn the attention to the team for their success.
"This is the 20th time I've said that word, but it's for a good reason," continued Brad when asked about his lead in the point standings. "It's how you come together as a team. When everybody contributes this much, you stack some pennies, before you know it you got a dollar, and soon you've got tens and hundreds."
Judging from their performance last Sunday, the No. 2 team might not be counting just money at the end of the season; they might be counting trophies.
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PLEAS for a new bridge in Worcester city centre have been ruled out by the county council - which says it is "not something" it would be prepared to back.
Councillor Simon Geraghty, deputy leader of the Conservative cabinet, says it would cost too much money and finding the right location for it would prove problematic.
He also says he now feels some kind of flooding protection for Worcester's New Road should be a priority - insisting that the closure of that route has a terrible impact on traffic flow across the city.
New Road, where Worcestershire County Cricket Club's ground is based, has three lanes and it was shut off for several days last month along with the main Worcester Bridge when river levels burst their banks.
Two weeks ago Worcester City Council sent a letter to David Cameron, asking the Prime Minister to find the cash towards a second city crossing.
But Cllr Geraghty, cabinet member for economy, skills and infrastructure, said it was not on the agenda at County Hall.
During a meeting of the overview, scrutiny and performance board, he was challenged over the council's view on a new bridge.
He said the council would be looking at several big road projects over the next few years, but a second crossing "is not one of those schemes".
"One of the things we've always said we must do is look at the resilience of the (roads) network now the floods are over," he said.
"Clearly, as we saw at the time there does come a point when key routes can't be left open.
"If you look at New Road, for example, that's one route we'll be looking at carefully because if we can keep that open when we have flooding, it'll be a lot cheaper than building a second bridge.
"There is a section of New Road that we know does flood, and we must look at that as a priority as part of a multi-agency approach."
Councillor Richard Udall, who chaired the meeting, said: "If we can do that (protect New Road) we will achieve a lot.
"Clearly, New Road is closing a lot more regularly, it was shut in 2001, 2007 and now in 2014."


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Tomas' parents were Jewish. His father, Robert Kulka, was a businessman from the Moravian town of Olomouc. His mother,Elsa Skutezka, was a milliner from Brno, the capital of Moravia. The couple was well-educated and spoke both Czech and German. They married in 1933 and settled in Robert's hometown of Olomouc.
1933-39: Tomas was born a year and a day after his parents were married. When Tomas was 3, his grandfather passed away and the Kulkas moved to Brno, which was his mother's hometown. On March 15, 1939, a few weeks before Tomas' fifth birthday, the Germans occupied Bohemia and Moravia, including Brno.
1940-42: On January 2, 1940, Tomas and his parents and grandmother were evicted from their house by the Germans. Hoping to save the family business, Tomas' father decided to remain in Brno. Because Tomas was Jewish, he was not allowed to begin school. A year later, Tomas's parents were forced to sell the business to a German for a mere 200 Czechoslovak crowns, or less than $10. On March 31, 1942, the Kulkas were deported to the Theresienstadt ghetto in western Czechoslovakia.
On May 9, 1942, Tomas was deported to the Sobiborextermination camp where he was gassed. He was 7 years old.
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Even though Spring is not officially here for another two weeks or so, I'm off on a multi-week tour filled with some genealogy speaking engagements. You can see my entire schedule at the Appearances tab for details.
I'm looking forward to meeting the attendees at these events and I know I'll see some new faces and some familiar faces as well!
- March 16, 2013
Building a Research Toolbox
Internet Archive: A Gold Mine for Genealogists
Social Networking: New Horizons for Genealogists
You Use WHAT for Genealogy? Wonderful Uses for Unusual Tools
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Root Cellar Sacramento Genealogical Society, Sacramento, California
- March 20, 2013 – 1:30pm MST
Launching an Effective Marketing Campaign
APG Professional Management Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah
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Backing Up Your Genealogy Data
The Future of Genealogy
Wikis for Genealogists
Lectures and Panel Discussions
RootsTech, Salt Lake City, Utah
- April 6, 2013
10 Ways to Jumpstart Your Genealogy
Building a Research Toolbox
They're Alive, Searching for Living Relatives
Creating a Family History Workspace
Olympia Genealogical Society, Olympia, Washington
- April 13, 2013
Spring 2013 Seminar
North San Diego County Genealogical Society, Carlsbad, California
- April 20, 2013
Genealogical Uses for QR Codes
Google for Genealogists
NERGC 2013, Manchester, New Hampshire
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Building a Research Toolbox
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Ohio Genealogical Society 2013 Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Congratulations! You're the proud parent of a 5 or 6-year-old child who is longing for a pet. A child who is ready to start learning about how to care for and bond with another living being. A child who is ready to see the futility of life encapsulated in a small rodent running on a wheel without getting anywhere, day after day, week after week, month after month. Well, what better first pet for the child than a small, fragile rodent that will attempt escape at every chance and has a maximum life span of one or two years? That's right, it's Hamster Time!
edit Hamsters: An Overview
Hamsters are small rodents that weigh only several ounces, with stubby tails, soft fur, sharp little teeth, and paw-like little hands. They look fat and slow but are actually quite nimble and quick. They live well with other hamsters except when they get sick and kill each other. They do not live well with dogs or cats, as they tend to get eaten by these larger animals.
edit Hamsters as Pets
All of this being said, hamsters are truly amazing creatures with qualities that make them almost perfect first pets. While other prospective pets have some or most of the qualities that make hamsters so endearing, none provide the "complete package" that the hamster brings to the table. There are some downsides to hamster ownership (discussed later in this article), but overall, hamsters are great pets for kids!
edit Advantages of Hamster Ownership
First, hamsters have much in common with young children: they like to drink water and run around; they like to tear things like paper and cardboard apart; they like to put things in their mouths; and, they have grubby little paw-like hands that they like to lick and rub all over their own hair and bodies. Like small children, they also tend to relieve themselves in any place they find convenient, at any time that suits them. Hamsters and small children seem made for one another.
Second, hamsters are curious creatures with wills of their own. If children hit a dog, it will often come back for more. Not so with hamsters. Hamsters will make a run for freedom the first chance they get. With hamsters, children know the responsibility that comes with ownership. The animal had better stay locked in its cage or there won't be a pet around anymore. It's like owning a miniature feral cat, really. Hamsters teach children the rule that the things you love most must be treasured and imprisoned.
Third, hamsters have an energy and curiosity that staggers the imagination. Make sure that the hamster's cage is kept in your child's bedroom. Night after night, your child will be amazed to be woken up to the loud din of the hamster running on its hamster wheel for hours on end, or tearing through paper shavings to make a redundant "nest." Also, hamsters will tirelessly explore their surroundings and can learn to open their own cages and make a run for freedom. If your child is lucky enough to witness this feat, your child will have the privilege of seeing a creature with a pea-sized brain outwit a product of human engineering. Amazing!
edit Disadvantages of Hamster Ownership
In the interest of full disclosure, there are some downsides when pairing young children with hamsters. A child of 60 pounds outweighs his or her pet hamster on an exponential scale, and can crush the animal simply by holding it and squeezing too hard. Most small children are not known for the finesse or delicate treatment of others, so this can be a problem.
Also, because hamsters are fast and enjoy squeezing through tiny openings, they can and do often quickly evade their child masters and end up taking up residence the the walls of the family home. They are not very fun as pets when they can no longer be seen or played with.
Lastly, hamsters do tend to die relatively quickly. They get sick easily and a two-year-old hamster is ancient by rodent standards. Unless your plan is to use the hamster to teach your child about the "circle of life," hamster ownership can be a trying experience.
edit Conclusion
Hamsters are fun and lively creatures that make excellent first pets for young children. Buy one for your child and watch the circle of life unfold before your child's very eyes! Remember, there's always time for Hamster Time!


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THE Blackburn Diocese of the Church of England has appointed a new safeguarding adviser to protect children, young people and adults.
Kaley Vaughton lives in the Ribble Valley with her husband and two daughters and is an experienced social worker.
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Mrs Vaughton will be involved in preparing safeguarding policies, handling criminal record checks for potential employees, training and carrying out risk assessments for the diocese which covers the whole of Lancashire.
She said: "I am very happy to have been given the opportunity to work for Blackburn Diocese and am eager to help to develop the safeguarding work that is already being done here.
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Ronnie Semley has also been appointed communications manager for the diocese following 11 years in a similar post at Bolton Council.
Diocesan secretary, Canon Graeme Pollard, said: "Ronnie and Kaley bring a wealth of experience to their important roles.
"As well as improving the ways in which we communicate internally, Ronnie will also help us to tell the story of all the good work which is going on across the Church.
"Kaley will strengthen our expertise when it comes to safeguarding.
"We take this work seriously and we will support Kaley in ensuring we do our utmost to safeguard vulnerable adults and children in our parishes."
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175th Commencement at The Woods
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On Sat., May 3, 2014, seventy-six Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) students walked across the stage of Cecilian Auditorium with pride in their success and achievement. At The Woods, these campus, graduate, and Woods Online students have been empowered to lead with confidence in their community. They will forever be Woods women, and they will always aspire higher.
"You will only fulfill your human potential by being a life-long learner," Sharon Vergez Vercellotti said to the graduates during her commencement remarks. "You must be eager to venture into new vistas, unafraid to be critical of what conflicts with your human experience. Yet be docile to explore history and science, unafraid to incorporate new ideas into your personal foundations."
Vercellotti, the president and founder of V-LABS, INC., delivered the commencement address to the 2014 graduates – 72 bachelor degrees and 4 master degrees – from 11 states. During the commencement ceremony, Vercellotti received the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters Honoris Causa from SMWC.
For the graduates, this momentous occasion could hardly be explained with words. Graduation means achieving their true potential but also signifies the next step, reaching higher than they ever imagined.
"A lot of people don't understand how the excitement could be the same for me as it would be for a 'normal' college graduate, to participate in this ceremony," said Jessica Blevins, Woods Online psychology major, of Terre Haute, Ind., who has been working toward her degree since 2005. "But, to me, it is a big deal! I was very determined to get here, and even though it was challenging, I got back up and kept going. Now, finally, I am at the finish line!"
Many awards were presented during commencement for service, leadership and academic achievement. The Maud Helm Rockwell Medals for Academic Excellence were presented to the graduate of the campus program and the graduate of the Woods Online program with the highest academic grade point average. Emma Pattee received the campus award, and Laura Leggero received the Woods Online award.
"It was very unexpected, but I'm honored," said Pattee, English major from Columbia City, Ind. "I've always been really focused on my studies, and it's nice to be recognized for it."
The St. Catherine of Alexandria Medal, sponsored by Kappa Gamma Pi, the National Catholic College Graduate Honor Society, was awarded to campus student, Heather Ennis, humanities major, of Terre Haute, Ind., and Woods Online student, Deborah Gatchel, of North Manchester, Ind., majoring in pre-K through 3rd with mild intervention. They received the award for demonstrating both academic excellence and exemplary service and leadership on and off campus.
"Today is an opportunity for the students to share the excitement and importance of their academic accomplishments with peers, family and friends," said Gatchel. "Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College was a wonderful experience for me, and I am ready to aspire higher."
The Alumni Leadership and Service Award recognizes outstanding students who have demonstrated exceptional service and responsible leadership during their time at The Woods. The undergraduate recipient was Tiffany Marshall, biology major, of Kingman, Ind.; the graduate recipient was Melissa Ayotte, art therapy major, of Columbus, Ohio.
"It's a big honor to receive this, but more than anything, the example that I'm setting for my kids is really important," said Ayotte. "It was really important to me to show them this is how you achieve your goals and live your dreams. I'm excited that they see somebody doing that, and I'm hopeful that they will believe they can do that too. I feel embraced by the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods family, and that's really special to me."
During the ceremony, the College presented Cindy Hux Martin with the Distinguished Alumni Award. Martin graduated magna cum laude from The Woods in 1978 with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in accounting/secondary education. She is a vital part of the Terre Haute community and has demonstrated excellence in her career as an entrepreneur. Her service to the community and to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College made her a natural choice for this honor.
"I'll never forget the life-changing, life-altering drive down the avenue for the first time," said Martin. "The Woods took my heart, and the bonds you make here are with you forever. I am truly humbled. I am blinded by the light of all of our alums, and it is on their behalf that I accept this award."
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NYU Hosts WAR, TRAUMA, AND PUBLIC ART Panel, Featuring Krzysztof Wodiczko, 12/4
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