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Head coach Linda Sagnelli has announced the addition of two student-athletes to the Central Connecticut volleyball program for the upcoming season. Katie Wirth and Rachel Fish complete the five-member incoming Class of 2017 that will join the Blue Devil program this summer for preseason practice.
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"Rachel is a great addition to our Blue Devil family," Sagnelli said. "She has been around volleyball all of her life, having grown up in a volleyball family, and has a great passion for the game. She possesses all of the skills needed to be a great libero in our conference. She will most certainly strengthen our serve receive and team ball control and we are looking forward to having her as part of our program."
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Ruby on Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson blogged on rubyonrails.org that, "The most noticeable new feature is that development mode got a ton and a half faster. Inspired by Active Reload, we now only reload classes from files you've actually changed. The difference is dramatic on a larger application. Route recognition also got a bunch faster thanks to the new Journey engine, and we made linking much faster as well (especially apparent when you're having 100+ links on a single page)."
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Imagine that I have a radioactive material with a long half life. The atoms in this material decay at a certain rate $R$. The rate is the decay constant times the number density $R = \lambda N $. It has dimensionality:
$$ \left( \frac{ \text{decays} }{m^3 s} \right) $$
Imagine that the material is on board a spaceship traveling at some significant fraction of the speed of light. Length is contracted and time is dilated.
$$ \Delta t' = \Delta t \gamma = \frac{\Delta t}{\sqrt{1-v^2/c^2}} $$
$$ L'=\frac{L}{\gamma}=L\sqrt{1-v^{2}/c^{2}} $$
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$$ N' = L' A = \frac{N}{\gamma} $$
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Andrew Ladd scored 8 seconds into the game, tying a franchise record, and finished with two goals and an assist to lead the Winnipeg Jets over the New Jersey Devils 3-1 on Thursday night.
Blake Wheeler added an empty-net goal for the Jets, who have won three straight and five of six.
Andrei Loktionov had the lone goal for the slumping Devils, who have one win in their last six games after a fast start.
Ladd went around the defense to pick up a bouncing puck and put a backhand past Devils goalie Johan Hedberg just 8 seconds after the opening faceoff.
The Jets' captain extended his strong start by adding his 12th goal of the season to break a 1-all tie with 8 minutes remaining. Winnipeg defenseman Dustin Byfuglien carried the puck end-to-end and attempted a wraparound before Ladd jammed the loose puck into the net.
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|Back in my home sweet home, Chicago!
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After seven long weeks competing overseas, my voyage was almost over. On the flight home I patiently waited to hear those beloved words from the captain, "20 minutes to descent into Chicago; please return tray and seats to upright position..."
Flying into Sochi last month was inspiring, but flying into Chicago is always healing for me. The more times I leave it, the more appreciative I am to fly back to the City of Big Shoulders, with beautiful Lake Michigan, buildings like nowhere else in the world, Navy Pier and of course The Tower Formerly Known As Sears ("TTFKAS").
Before I knew it the wheels hit the ground at O'Hare. Normally, I have a ritual after getting my luggage at baggage claim: corn beef on sour dough from Terminal C! Unfortunately, I couldn't do that this time because I was arriving internationally, so I gathered my bags and was soon on the road home.
After each season of intense competition, I can't tell you how much I look forward to relaxing and unwinding, catching up with friends and family, just doing whatever I want to do, free of the rigors of training and competing, at least for a couple months. Take it from me: all speedskaters cherish the springtime.
But what to do first? My growling stomach wasn't happy about being denied at O'Hare, so I stopped for a combination Italian beef and sausage sandwich with hot peppers and mozzarella, some of Chicago's finest. After satisfying my gastrointestinal desires, next up was something I always do following a long trip: get a good haircut!
After finally arriving at home it was time to check in with my friends, who brought me up to speed on life in Chicago since I left, right up to the super-hyped Chicago sports event happening that night: Bulls vs. Heat, with the Heat's 27-game win streak on the line.
What better way to beat the jet lag than have some friends over to watch the game! We were all hungry so we ordered another favorite Chicago delicacy: Giordano's pizza. As a Chicagoan, I've always been a deep-dish man, and if you don't know Chicago pizza, Giordano's is about as deep as it gets.
After this culinary homecoming I was fading and desperately wanted to sleep, but I dug deep and managed to run with the Bulls long enough to see them pull out a close victory in the fourth quarter! My friends wanted to celebrate – we take fandom very seriously here in Chicago – but I was now running on empty so we parted ways.
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Thursday, 25 September 2008
Apple and Oat Crumble~British Food Fortnight Challenge!
Antonia from Food Glorious Food is doing a fantastic blog event from the 20th September till 5th October for British Food Fortnight to celebrate the diverse range of food that Britain produces. I couldn't wait to take part in this event as I love any excuse to cook or bake, especially traditional British classics like the Apple and Oat Crumble I have chosen. Apple crumble is one of those puddings most of us were taught in Home Economics Class at school and has remained a favourite that evokes wonderful childhood memories for me. What I love about crumbles is how versatile they are, you can use any fruit in season or chopped nuts and spices to the crumble mix and are popular during the Autumn and Winter months. This morning the postie delivered Rachel Allen's new book, Bake (gosh I love it when the postie delivers cookbooks, it's the best). I did have planned to make another crumble but upon flicking through my new book I came across this recipe and decided to make this one instead. This was such an easy recipe to make and a great reason to use the Bramley apples my mother in law picked from the Bramley trees she has at her country lodge in Cambridge. The adding of the oats gives this crumble a nutty flavour and crunchy texture. You can serve this with ice cream or whipped cream but my choice and without a doubt the only thing you should serve with a crumble is hot luscious custard!
Apple and Oat Crumble
Serves 6
3-4 large cooking apples, peeled, cored and cut into big chunks
1 tbsp water
2-3 tbsp caster sugar
For the crumble
150g (5oz) plain flour
1 tsp ground cinnamon (optional)
75g (3oz) butter, chilled and cubed
25g (1oz) porridge oats
75g (3oz) soft light brown sugar
1 litre (1 ¾ pint) pie dish or six ramekins
Preheat the oven to 180oC (350oF), Gas mark 4.
Place the apples, water and sugar into a saucepan set over a gentle heat and cook, stirring every minute or so to prevent it sticking, for approximately 10 minutes or until the apples become a soft pulp. Taste and add more sugar if necessary. Transfer into the pie dish or six ramekins and allow to cool slightly.
Next, make the crumble. Place the flour and cinnamon (if using) in a large bowl, add the butter and, using your fingertips, rub it in until the mixture resembles very coarse breadcrumbs. (Don't rub in too much or the crumble will not be crunchy). Add the oats and sugar and mix to combine, and bake for 15 minutes for small crumbles or 30-40 minutes for a large one until cooked and golden. Serve warm with custard, whipped cream or ice cream.
There' s nothing so yummy as a humble crumble!
12 comments:
- Gayle said...
I may have to make this now Maria, instead of her Blueberry cheesecake!! Looks yummy, I have always used Rachel's crumble recipes but nout used oats in it before. Looks delicious!!
- 25 September 2008 at 17:12
- Ivy said...
Lovely recipe Maria. I should try this.
- 25 September 2008 at 17:47
- Finla said...
I have never made a crumble.
This looks delicious. I should once make a crumble,
that is in my to do list :-)
- 25 September 2008 at 18:03
- Hayley said...
You got yours before I got mine :(
You're just rubbing salt in the wounds posting this recipe :-P It does look lovely though...
- 25 September 2008 at 20:05
- Beth Sachs (Jam & Clotted Cream) said...
I haven't got mine yet!!! I think I accidently said group my delivery with Nigella Christmas which I means I wont get it for another two weeks!!!
Crumble is my all time fave pudding - and I have to have with custard
- 25 September 2008 at 21:46
- Maria said...
Your crumble looks so good. Perfect for fall, well really anytime! I would love it with vanilla bean ice cream! YUM!
- 25 September 2008 at 22:02
- Abitofafoodie said...
Crumble is such a favourite of mine, Maria. And apple really is the best, I think! Thank you so much for this excellent entry to the challenge.
- 25 September 2008 at 22:06
- Nickki said...
That looks so good Maria, I do love crumble, it's one of my all time favourite puddings :)
- 26 September 2008 at 13:27
- Kelly-Jane said...
Yummy :)
- 27 September 2008 at 16:28
- Nic said...
Oh yeah, a true Brit classic - thanks for the memory.
- 28 September 2008 at 21:52
- Rosie said...
This looks lovely Maria and what a great event :)
Rosie x
- 1 October 2008 at 11:09
Made this today and it is so delicious!! I didn't have enough apples to fill my unknown size dish so I had to stew 2 more at the last minute! Great recipe though, will definitely be making this one again!!
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Say a mad axe man knocks on my door and asks if my wife (whom I love) is in. Am I compelled by Kant's Categorial Imperative not to tell a lie? or is it ok to lie to mad axe men?
To put my question another way does telling white lies go against universal reason?
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I can never be bothered to follow all that stuff, it seems a bit weird, which is probably why it's never caught on. What works in one situation doesn't necessarily work in another. A few virtues can be said to be valid 100% of the time, and I don't consider telling the truth to be one of them. Which is worse - lying to a mad axe man, or letting your wife be murdered? In that situation you would need to keep your nerve.


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Along with Microsoft, organizations involved in this collaborative effort include: ICANN, Neustar, VeriSign, CNNIC, Afilias, Public Internet Registry, Global Domains International, Inc., M1D Global, AOL, Symantec, F-Secure, ISC, researchers from Georgia Tech, The Shadowserver Foundation, Arbor Networks and Support Intelligence.
"The best way to defeat potential botnets like Conficker/Downadup is by the security and domain name system communities working together," said Greg Rattray, ICANN Chief Internet Security Advisor. "ICANN represents a community that's all about coordinating those kinds of efforts to keep the Internet globally secure and stable."
Microsoft's reward offer stems from the company's recognition that the Conficker worm is a criminal attack. Microsoft wants to help the authorities catch the criminals responsible for it. Residents of any country are eligible for the reward, according to the laws of that country, because Internet viruses affect the Internet community worldwide. Individuals with information about the Conficker worm should contact their international law enforcement agencies, , such as the:
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DWTS TV Heads Up For Dec. 7th -9th, Cheryl Burke's Hot Pink Christmas And More
Just a few TV heads up for the weekend! First, Cheryl Burke's home will be featured in a "Celebrity Holiday Homes" special on HGTV at 8:00pm ET tonight (Friday). Below are some details from the TampaBay.com….
Celebrity Holiday Homes, 8 p.m., HGTV Three "celebrities" — Dee Snider, Cheryl Burke and Bebe Winans — get home makeovers. If they were actually celebrities, they wouldn't need a TV show to redecorate their houses.
You can see a preview and some photos of Cheryl and her home at HGTV. It's a "hot pink" Christmas.
This isn't Dancing With The Stars related, but, if you like "dancing" movies like I do (and holiday movies as well), you might be interested in watching this movie on Hallmark airing tomorrow night called "Come Dance With Me"….
Come Dance with Me, 8 p.m., Hallmark Andrew McCarthy is a white collar guy who has a crush on his dance teacher. You'll be thinking about Blane from Pretty in Pink the whole time.
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ADDING: Thanks to Codebear, below is the segment with Cheryl and her home….
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On Wednesday, vegetarians, party-goers, and curious carnivores rocked the night away at Maimonide of Brooklyn in Boerum Hill to celebrate the grand opening of the new restaurant that serves "avant-garde vegetarian food for carnivores."
Maimonide of Brooklyn Founder Cyril Aouizerate, legendary French chef Alain Senderens and executive chef Neal Harden hosted the party, or M.O.B scene, as one could call it after special guest and hip-hop legend Afrika Bambaataa surprised guests by banging out beats all night. And, of course, "Planet Rock" created a jovial frenzy (Remember this one?).
It was a celebration of everything Brooklyn and healthy living at M.O.B, which also pays homage to 90s hip-hop culture in its design. From the Brooklyn Bridge doorway arches to Brooklyn-engraved platters to the eccentric Brooklynite crowd, there was a clear theme.
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Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia Limited and Pony Club Australia Inc. in June 2004, embarked on a joint venture under the banner of and with the support of Sports CONNECT (formerly known as Project CONNECT).
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The philosophy underpinning the RDAA and PCA joint project was that both organisations would "join hands" to develop a relevant and simple disability action plan that would allow people with a disability to identify the best entry point into Equestrian Sport and participate in programs best suited to their needs.
It was recognised that some participants may start riding with RDA, move to PCA and then back to RDA allowing them to participate in all facets of regular Pony Club rally activities as well as compete at local through to International level in RDA events. Some riders with disabilities participate in Pony Club and have no initial exposure to an RDA program.
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Craig, John (2009) New ways of being public: the experience of foundation degrees. Journal of Further and Higher Education, 33 (1). pp. 23-31. ISSN 0309-877X
Craig, John and Hale, Sarah (2008) But not for me? Experiences of employer engagement in a traditionally non-vocational discipline. In: The Higher Education Academy Annual Conference: Employment Entrepreneurship and Recruitment sessions, 1-3 July 2008, Harrogate, UK. (Unpublished)
Craig, John (2008) Implementing Problem-Based Learning in Politics. European Political Science, 7 (2). pp. 165-174. ISSN 1680-4333
Craig, John (2007) Case Based Learning in Politics: Problem Based Case Studies for Enhancing Work Related Learning in Politics. Project Report. The Higher Education Academy, York, UK. (Unpublished)
Craig, John (2007) Development. In: The impact of feminism on political concepts and debates. Manchester University Press, London, UK, pp. 110-125. ISBN 9780719075117
Craig, John (2007) New ways of being public: trhe experience of foundation degrees. In: Teaching in Public - the Future of Higher Education?, 21 to 23 November 2007, Cardiff, UK. (Unpublished)
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Four years after Eynulla Fatullayev was imprisoned on a series of fabricated charges, and more than a year after the European Court of Human Rights ordered his immediate release, the editor finally walked free. In an interview with CPJ, Fatullayev praised the international community for its sustained support. Attacks against domestic journalists covering sensitive subjects continued with impunity. Freelance reporter Rafiq Tagi, who wrote critically about Islamist politics and government policies, died after being stabbed on a Baku street. Two reporters for the pro-opposition newspaper Azadlyg were beaten in reprisal for their work, while the editor of the independent newspaper Khural was jailed in late year on retaliatory charges. Hostility toward international reporters was on the rise: Members of a Swedish television crew working on a human rights documentary were deported; a U.S. freelancer and a British researcher were assaulted; and a photojournalist was denied entry based on her Armenian ethnicity.
The fatal stabbing of Tagi in November underscored a year of heightened violence against local and international journalists. Amanda Erickson, a U.S. freelance contributor to The Washington Post and The New York Times, and Celia Davies, a British staffer at the Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety, were attacked outside their Baku apartment building in June. Ramin Deko and Seimur Khaziyev, reporters for the pro-opposition Azadlyg, were beaten 10 days apart in early spring. And assailants targeted the home of Idrak Abbasov, a journalist with the Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety, in September. The attacks are unsolved.
With government censorship rampant in the broadcasting sector, an increasing number of consumers were going online for independent information. Internet penetration was three times what it was in 2006. Most users, however, were concentrated in the capital, Baku, and other large urban centers, according to the International Telecommunication Union, or ITU.
Authorities arrested Fatullayev after he wrote an article that accused the government of complicity in the murder of his colleague, Elmar Huseynov. Several other journalists have served extended prison terms on retaliatory charges during President Ilham Aliyev's tenure.
Other journalists jailed for long periods:
1,015 days: Sakit Zakhidov, columnist, Azadlyg
861 days: Emin Milli, blogger
860 days: Adnan Hajizade, blogger
856 days: Genimet Zakhidov, editor, Azadlyg
Of the nine television stations broadcasting nationwide, only ANS TV was independent. The others were owned directly by the state or controlled by administration allies. Because of its editorial policy, ANS has been subjected to repeated censorship through the years.
A TV station under fire:
2000: The government cut electricity to ANS 15 minutes into its broadcast interview with Chechen rebel commander Shamil Basayev.
2006: The government shut ANS for two weeks in late year. Authorities sealed off facilities and confiscated its equipment, saying the station violated media laws and failed to pay fines.
2007: ANS was forced to tone down its critical coverage after a five-month politically motivated suspension of its license.
2010: ANS was subjected to a politicized tax inspection after it reported on vote rigging in parliamentary elections in late year.
In April, a three-member team with the Swedish public broadcaster Sveriges Television was detained while reporting on a protest rally. The crew, which had traveled to Baku to film a documentary on human rights and freedom of speech, was expelled despite having valid Azerbaijani visas. Separately, Diana Markosian, a freelance photographer for Bloomberg Markets magazine, was denied entry to Azerbaijan in July. Authorities cited her Armenian ethnicity as reason.
Recent hostility toward international reporters:
January 2009: The government barred local radio transmissions of three international broadcasters: the BBC, the U.S. government-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and Voice of America. All three had aired programming in Azerbaijan for at least 15 years.
May 2010: Unidentified men at Baku International Airport seized footage from a Norwegian television reporter and a cameraman who were working on a film about freedom of expression in Azerbaijan.


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A running discussion on the Cincinnati Reds and everything else in the baseball universe.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
2011 Top Prospect List: #14 Henry Rodriguez, 2b
Height 5-10, Weight 150, B/T: S/R, DOB: 2/9/1990
2010 Redlegs Baseball Prospect Ranking: N/A
Henry Rodriguez is one of many intriguing prospects that the organization has begun to stockpile out of Latin America. The Reds signed Henry as an international free agent out of Venezuela on March 27, 2007. Building a top flight farm system requires an organization to both draft well and sign international talent. The renewed efforts in international scouting have already begun to pay off with the emergence of Johnny Cueto, but the next wave of talent is in the pipeline. Henry Rodriguez is one of the more interesting international signings the organization has made in the past few years.
2010 Season
In 2010, Rodriguez made his first appearance in full season professional ball at the age of 20. He spent almost the entire season at low-A Dayton, where he logged 514 ABs in which he compiled a .307/.337/.473/.810 to go along with 37 doubles, 3 triples, and 14 homeruns. He also posted a 70/22 K/BB ratio and was a legitimate threat on the bases, as evidenced by his 33 stolen bases in 46 attempts. His component stats largely support his production, as he hit line drives at a 19% clip and had a fairly reasonable BABIP of .333. So, he might have been a touch lucky, but by and large he earned what he produced in 2010.
The Reds saw enough to bump Henry up to high-A Lynchburg to finish out the season. For the Hillcats, Rodriguez played in 6 games and logged 24 ABs. A very small sample size, but for the record he hit .250/.250/.250 with 6 singles and 4 strikeouts.
Henry should be heading back to high-A for a return engagement in 2011.
Swing Mechanics
After a bit of a dry-spell, the Reds have found a few switch-hitters of note, including Tucker Barnhart, Yasmani Grandal, and Henry Rodriguez. All three are looking like legitimate MLB prospects and their ability to hit from both sides will add a nice bit of versatility to the lineup.
So, we have to do double-duty on his mechanics, so let's start with Henry's righthanded swing. Despite being a player who is smaller in stature, Henry generates surprisingly good pop. To do so, he uses a lot of lower body action. He starts with a slightly narrower than shoulder-width stance, which gives him a very upright look to his pre-pitch stance. He holds his hands next to his right ear with a high back elbow. As the pitcher gets ready to deliver, Henry picks his foot well up off the ground and uses a long stride towards the mound.
His stride effectively cocks his hips by rotating them inward during his stride. In fact, he almost seems to slightly wrap his front leg around his body when he strides, which really helps him generate power with his hip rotation. In tandem with his stride, he begins to draw his hands back into proper hitting position.
The higher leg kick operates as a timing mechanism, but one of the drawbacks of it is that crafty pitchers can successfully upset his timing with offspeed pitches by getting him out on the front foot too early. When that happens, his bat-speed necessarily slows down, typically resulting in an arm-swing and a weak ground out. Ideally, Henry would be able to generate good power without having to resort to such an active lower half, but in this case the impressive power production may be a fair trade off for a bit of inconsistency. When the timing is right, Henry has a quick bat and a fairly direct path to the ball. He gets good extension out through the ball and generates surprising power for his size.
Here's a look at Rodriguez hitting from the right side, courtesy of coreybrinn on youtube:
From the left side, Henry uses a very different stance. Interestingly enough, very few switch-hitters actually use an identical swing from both sides of the plate. Henry uses a wider than shoulder width stance that is somewhat open before the pitch is delivered. He holds his hands up high, almost over his head, with the barrel of the bat pointed down at the ground.
As the pitcher gets ready to deliver the pitch, Henry starts his two part stride. First, he brings his foot in towards the plate to close up his stance, but then moves it forward towards the mound. The first part of the stride looks like a toe-tap before he strides toward the pitcher to effectuate the weight transfer. As his stride is in motion, Henry brings his hands down into hitting position, which necessarily results in the barrel of the bat moving up into a 45-degree angle.
As with his righthanded swing, his stride from the left-side allows him to cock his hips. The first part of his stride closes up his stance and rotates his hips inward, which again allows him to generate power. His swing has a slight uppercut to it, which helps him generate loft on the ball.
Not surprisingly, Henry's swing seems a bit more fluid and natural from the left-side of the plate, but his swing is solid from both sides of the plate. Given his swing mechanics, he should avoid a significant platoon split and remain a viable option from both sides of the plate as he climbs the ladder.
Here's a look at Rodriguez hitting from the left side, again courtesy of coreybrinn on youtube:
Speed, Defense, and Positional Value
In addition to his solid power, Rodriguez also runs well, as evidenced by his 33 stolen bases. He needs to continue to work on reading the pitcher and getting good jumps, but that typically comes with experience and maturity. When that happens, his success rate should improve and make him a more valuable asset on the basepaths. Recent statistical studies reveal that a player needs to be successful around 75% of the time for the extra bases to outweigh the cost of the times he is caught stealing. If the player's success rate falls below that threshold, then he's doing his team more harm than good by trying to steal bases.
Rodriguez's good speed also serves him well in the field, as he possesses good range. He also has solid defensive fundamentals. In 552 chances at Dayton, Henry made 14 errors, which was good for a .975 fielding percentage. Ideally, he can cut down on that number as he climbs the ladder, but it's not too shabby for a young player in his first full season of professional baseball.
All in all, there is good reason to be optimistic about his defensive play, which will only help drive up his prospect value. If you are an above average defensive player at a premier defensive position, then you don't have to provide all that much with the bat to justify your spot on the 25-man roster. And, his early work in the professional ranks support the notion that Rodriguez is already on his way to being an above average defensive second baseman. In fact, if the Reds didn't have so many legitimate options at shortstop, then Rodriguez might have gotten a legitimate look at the 6 position. However, as it stands, he's settling in rather nicely on the other side of the bag.
Final Thoughts
Rodriguez is an interesting prospect with a nice set of tools. His ceiling is somewhat limited by his smaller stature, but he still manages to generate good power. Rodriguez does have one significant drawback that has derailed many a career. The big red flag on Henry is his inability to effectively control the strike zone. That's usually a big minus in my ledger, but for now Rodriguez is showing enough positional value, power potential, speed, and defensive skill to land at #14 on the list. I'd love to see him develop his ability to control the strike zone, but more realistically he should probably focus on becoming an impact early-count hitter with limited strikeouts and walks.
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rodriguez has a really nice ceiling but i just get the feeling he will only ever be a good utility man if he makes the majors. A good season next year however could propel his name to possibly a top 5 guyReplyDelete
You may well be right. I'm skeptical of hitters who lack the ability to control the strikezone. I think that's something of a red flag, but it gets a bit more tolerable when it comes from an up the middle position. Add in his power, speed, and switch-hitting ability and he's got quite an intriguing future ahead of him.
And, even if he tops out as a versatile utility player at the MLB level, then I suppose you'd have to be pretty happy with it from your #14 overall prospect.
It'll be interesting to see how he does at high-A next year, especially since Bakersfield is reported to be a substandard playing field. It might not be the best situation, but he'll have to persevere.
Anyway, thanks for the comment!
Is this the same Henry Rodriguez that made SportsCenter's top ten plays (at shortstop) for Venezuela today?ReplyDelete
Yes vottofan, that was the same guy :]ReplyDelete
Well, hell, I missed it! I don't suppose you guys have a link to it online, do you? Thanks!! Anyway, back to my next write-up.ReplyDelete
sorry lark i dont :[ReplyDelete
Thanks, Smitty.ReplyDelete
Maybe you can give me a brief description or your impression. Just how good was the play???
unfortunately i also didnt get to see it, they were talking about it over at redreporter when it happened which is how i knew about itReplyDelete
I saw it. He made a diving stop at SHORTSTOP, and threw the guy out at first. It was only good enough to get number 9. I wouldn't have cared unless I heard that name.ReplyDelete
Smitty & VottoFan,ReplyDelete
Thanks for the heads-up. Nice to see him making the plays at shortstop. Bodes well for his career if he can be above average at an up the middle defensive position. Add in his switch-hitting ability and his sneaky good power and we may have something here.
Thanks for the comments!
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2011 at 11:44 AM
Is Henry any relation to Henry Rodriguez, the longtime major league catcher?ReplyDelete
To my knowledge, there is no relation between this Henry Rodriguez and any other MLB Rodriguez. Of course, I could be wrong, but I haven't seen any information indicating otherwise.
In fact, I didn't even know there was an MLB catcher named Henry Rodriguez. I know there was an outfielder by that name and that during his time in Montreal they used to throw O'Henry candy bars on the field in his honor. But, I don't think there is any relation.
Anyway, thanks for the comment!


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University, community leaders celebrate Educare of Lincoln grand opening
Leaders from the University of Nebraska, government, private sector, K-12 education and nonprofit organizations gathered today to celebrate the grand opening of the new Educare of Lincoln, a state-of-the-art early education center that will serve children from low-income families in the city. Educare of Lincoln is located adjacent to Belmont Elementary School, at 3435 N. 14th St.
The facility is the newest in a growing national network of early learning centers that also includes two highly successful Educare centers in Omaha. Educare of Lincoln is a collaboration of a wide variety of community partners: NU, the University of Nebraska Foundation, Lincoln Public Schools, the Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties, and the Buffett Early Childhood Fund.
"Great things happen when good people work together – and that's what Educare is all about," said Susan Buffett, chair of the Buffett Early Childhood Fund. "It takes a strong partnership between the private sector and the public sector to create Educare, to reach the levels of quality needed to help children arrive at school ready and eager to learn. Especially with the unique partnership here with the University of Nebraska, we will make sure more young children in our state grow up to be more successful in school and throughout life."
NU President James B. Milliken noted that the university – through its Buffett Early Childhood Institute, established in 2011 with a generous gift from Susan Buffett – will have a regular presence at Educare of Lincoln. University faculty contributed to building design, curriculum at the center, furnishings and outdoor play spaces. The university also will provide master's teachers, and faculty will lead program evaluation. Additionally, NU students will participate at Educare as part of their child development and early childhood education training.
"The University of Nebraska, through our Buffett Early Childhood Institute, is proud to be a partner in Lincoln's first Educare center," Milliken said. "We have significant history in early childhood education and we are well-positioned to provide expertise and resources to help change the lives of vulnerable children. The opening of Educare of Lincoln is a truly exciting development for the university and all our partners, the city and, most importantly, the children and families who will benefit."
In addition to Buffett and Milliken, Gov. Dave Heineman, Lincoln Mayor Chris Beutler, a number of community leaders and Dr. Sam Meisels – the newly announced founding executive director of the Buffett Institute – offered remarks at Friday's celebration. The program also included a song from children from the Educare center and tours of the facility.
"Today, early childhood education is more important than ever, and for many children, Educare is their beginning opportunity to a great education," Governor Heineman said. "I've seen firsthand the importance of early childhood education because my wife, Sally, was an elementary schoolteacher and principal for more than 30 years. Nebraska is a national leader in early childhood education, and because of these efforts, we can make a real difference for children."
A local and national priority
The opening of Educare of Lincoln reinforces Nebraska's position as a leader in area that is rapidly gaining national focus. It also coincides with ongoing conversations among Nebraska business leaders and policymakers about why investments in high-quality early childhood environments are a key strategy for enhancing the K-12 educational system, improving workforce quality, and building the strength of communities. As an open resource for parents, educators, researchers and policymakers, Nebraska's Educare Network is positioned to improve the quality of early environments not only for children enrolled at the centers, but for families and providers throughout the state.
Early childhood education has long been a priority for the University of Nebraska, with faculty from all four campuses attracting national and international attention for their expertise in relevant areas like child and family studies, teacher education, nutrition, sociology, public health and others. Early childhood is one of six academic priorities of the Campaign for Nebraska.
Marjorie Kostelnik, dean of the College of Education and Human Sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, said: "The Educare of Lincoln project is a unique partnership between higher education and the community, with everyone contributing and learning from everyone else. This is an experiment in how to design and manage the highest quality early childhood services for children and their families in a genuine team effort. It combines university priorities of teaching, research and outreach with community priorities of neighborhood and family involvement, bridging preschool and K-12 education, and serving children and families of highest need. There are exciting days ahead."
Lincoln Public Schools Superintendent Steve Joel said: "The new Educare program will have profound benefits for our state, our community, our schools and our young people. This powerful partnership underlies our school district's long-standing belief in the importance of investing in early childhood education, as well as providing fertile ground for our teachers to learn more about best practices – now and for years to come."
Melissa Lee
Director of Communications,
University of Nebraska


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iam sorta late with my gift shopping this year due 2 not being not well
u wont believe this but i suffer from depression & fibro pains
i am going shopping on sat with my daughter ,
hi Mistletoe how is christmas shaping up 4 you ?
Thank you, really do.
In a few hours Im heading to hospital to remove stitches and have a check up.
I think, I feel better, as days go by..
Of course, it will take me another month or so, to walk alone, but, ok, I can live with that.
Im wishing you a great day..
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Hello Mistletoe and sorry for taking almost 7 months to repley to you. I am logging in the for the time
Actually I also decorate for Halloween but I am in the process of packing ( moving next year ) so I am not doing much for Halloween. I will start to get the place ready to Christmas after Halloween as Canadian Thanksgiving is this coming Monday.
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Studying X's, O's and the Torah
Check out this awesome article from the New York Times!
CHICAGO — On a dark and cold morning last month, 19-year-old Aaron Liberman woke at his apartment and walked a block and a half to a two-story, redbrick synagogue in West Rogers Park, a predominantly Orthodox Jewish neighborhood in northwest Chicago. Inside, he was met by the hum of worship and a smattering of older men — some in black hats, some wrapped in prayer shawls — seated at long tables, surrounded by shelves packeLiberman removed his jacket and unpacked his worn prayer book. He unfurled his tefillin, small boxes holding prayers printed on parchment, and bound them to his left arm and his forehead with black leather straps. Then he prayed.
During the service, a man walked over, politely interrupting Liberman's meditation, asked how he was, and then, rather proudly, said: "We're going to get tickets for one of your games. My kids, they are very excited."
So met two worlds — Orthodox Judaism and N.C.A.A. Division I basketball — that are making an unlikely connection through Liberman. Liberman, a freshman at Northwestern, is 6 feet 10 inches of lean muscle, topped on and off the court by a skullcap. He did not play basketball seriously until he was a sophomore in high school. Now, he is believed to be the third practicing Orthodox Jew to be part of a Division I team.
Tamir Goodman is widely recognized as the first Orthodox Jew to play Division I basketball. He received a scholarship to Maryland, but chose to play at Towson because the university tailored its schedule to his decision not to play on the Sabbath. Naama Shafir, a fifth-year senior at Toledo, is the first Orthodox Jewish woman to play Division I basketball. Shafir, who wears a short-sleeve shirt under her jersey to keep with customs of modesty, scored 40 points in the National Invitation Tournament championship game in 2011.
Liberman, though, says he recognizes his situation is a bit unusual.
"If I had to choose, I wouldn't be known as the Jewish basketball player," Liberman said. "But I see how that might be difficult."
After the morning service, Liberman drove his black pickup truck 15 minutes to Northwestern's campus in suburban Evanston, Ill., where he went straight to the training room. Liberman, who has had shin splints and has not appeared in a game, has decided to redshirt this season but continues to practice and travel with the team.
As noted by Paul Lukas of the Web site Uni Watch, Liberman will probably be the first Division I player to wear zizit, the knotted tassels at the four corners of a prayer shawl, under a uniform.
"It wasn't very long ago that I couldn't make a layup, probably freshman year in high school," he said. "It's pretty strange that I'm here."
The life of an Orthodox basketball player is one of discipline. Liberman prays three times a day, keeps kosher and travels only by foot on the Sabbath, from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday.
However, Liberman has decided, after much reflection and consultation with rabbis, to play on the Sabbath, the Jewish day of rest. On one Saturday afternoon, he walked eight miles to practice.
"Actually, playing basketball is not breaking any of the 39 laws of the Sabbath," he said. "But I'll only be taking cold showers afterward because you can't use hot water."
Liberman grew up in Valley Village, an area of northwestern Los Angeles, where he was discovered almost by happenstance by Josh Moore, a former N.B.A. player and a cousin of Shaquille O'Neal's. During the summer after Liberman's freshman year, Moore saw him play in a scrimmage and approached him, noting that his length and natural athleticism would be attractive to college coaches.
Lenard Liberman, Aaron's 6-6 father, played high school basketball and tried unsuccessfully to walk on at Stanford. His son, thoughtful and soft-spoken, preferred games of a slower pace. He fished as a child and played some baseball as he grew older.
But after Moore raised the possibility of playing in college, Liberman began training with him."All of a sudden, he got excited about playing basketball," said Lenard Liberman, an executive at Liberman Broadcasting, a media company founded and run by the family. "It's been amazing for our whole community to watch him become this player."
The summer after his junior season, Aaron Liberman joined an Amateur Athletic Union team coached by Robert Icart, who has worked with N.B.A. players like Gilbert Arenas. Under Icart's tutelage, Liberman pushed harder.
"Aaron is industrious in every rep," Icart said. "He immerses himself in every drill. The difference between Division I, II and III kids isn't necessarily the skill, but size and athleticism. At first, I had to convince him of his talent, but then he started competing, and he saw."
In his senior season, Liberman led Valley Torah, an 86-student Orthodox high school without a gymnasium, to its first conference championship and a respectable showing in the statRabbi Avrohom Stulberger, Valley Torah's dean, recalled that after one victory, around Purim, students and teachers stormed the court, singing the holiday's songs. "It was an underdog's victory, just like the story of Esther and Mordechai," he said, referencing the biblical protagonists.
After graduation, Liberman spent seven months in Israel studying the Torah at a cooperative settlement outside Jerusalem. Though he spent roughly 10 hours each day immersed in holy texts, he made trips to a Y.M.C.A. in Jerusalem to work out and shoot around to keep his game sharp.
Northwestern Coach Bill Carmody first saw Liberman at an A.A.U. tournament in Las Vegas. He was there to scout another player, but his eye kept returning to Liberman.
"He had a motor," Carmody said. "He never quit; you could see it in his defense and rebounding."
Liberman chose Northwestern over Georgetown and Southern California, and made the team as a preferred walk-on, meaning he was recruited but not given a scholarship. The fact that there was an Orthodox community near campus factored into his decision. Through his parents, he connected with a Jewish chaplain, and now Liberman lives in the family's basement.
I try to stay away from the party scene," Liberman said. "It's not a very Jewish lifestyle."
He then motioned to his big-screen television and PlayStation 3 and added, "These are a little more college."
Northwestern has made arrangements so that he never has to fly on the Sabbath. He takes separate flights if necessary. The university is also designing special skullcaps for him that Under Armour, Northwestern's apparel sponsor, is having made by a company called Klipped Kippahs.
On the court, Liberman remains a work in progress.
"You look at the rotation of his shot and see he has a ways to go," Carmody said. "He just hasn't been doing it that long, but he's learning and he's working."
Liberman, for his part, recognizes the novelty of his situation. He is happy to discuss his religion, his sport and their intersection, without any pretense.
"There's been a lot of luck every step of the way in my life," he said. "I definitely take pride in people in the Jewish community seeing me as a role model, but I try not to make too big of a scene. I'm not so vocal; I try to keep to myself."
He mentioned that he might have interest in playing professionally in Israel after college, but his next hurdle is learning Carmody's complex Princeton offense. As he tries to master that, one thought comforts him.
"It's not as complicated as the Torah," Liberman said.


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Craig, Colo., Awarded Membership in Union Pacific's Train Town USA Registry
Omaha, Neb., June 11, 2013
Craig, Colo., has been awarded membership in Union Pacific's Train Town USA Registry as part of Union Pacific's ongoing efforts to highlight cities with a historical connection to the railroad. The city received an official Train Town USA resolution signed by Union Pacific Chairman Jim Young in a special presentation at the historic railroad passenger car Marcia. Union Pacific launched its Train Town USA Registry as part of the railroad's 150th anniversary celebration in 2012.
"We are proud to recognize Craig as we celebrate our growing up together," said Sara Thompson Cassidy, Union Pacific director - Public Affairs for Colorado and Wyoming. "Union Pacific was founded to help connect the nation from east to west. Our shared heritage with Craig is a source of pride as we remember our past while delivering the goods American businesses and families use every day."
The passenger car Marcia is a private railroad car originally constructed by the Pullman Co. in 1906 for Denver banker and railroad magnate David Moffatt. Moffatt used the rail car to review progress on the construction of the Denver Northwestern & Pacific Railroad and to entertain prospective investors in the project.
The Denver and Salt Lake Railroad, a forerunner of the Denver and Rio Grande and Southern Pacific, constructed the mainline in 1913 to Craig from Steamboat Springs, Colo. The Southern Pacific merged with Union Pacific in 1996.
Union Pacific serves nearly 7,300 communities in 23 states west of Illinois, covering 32,000 miles.
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The saying goes "safety first."
However, what happens when safety is the first — and only — score of a football game?
While a 2-0 final score is a bit of a rarity, it is certainly not as uncommon as one may think by virtue of the nearly 30 local games that ended with that unique score.
Then again, while a 2-0 score may be a bit unusual, even rarer was the 4-0 final score of a game between Gardner and Clinton played 80 years ago this month on Fuller Field.
It was an unseasonably warm afternoon on Oct. 8, 1932, which seems a bit odd for such a final score. Past games yielding only a safety as its final score were usually played in driving rain or on a muddy quagmire.
Several days of rain from the previous week prevented the highly favored Gardner team from practicing, which helped to explain their lackluster performance.
After a scoreless first quarter, Joe Burns tackled the Clinton fullback behind his goal line after a bad snap for a 2-0 Wildcat lead.
That advantage doubled in the fourth quarter as George Wengris batted down an ill-conceived Clinton pass and captain Carl Nelson fell on it for the second safety.
To date, that is the lone 4-0 high school football game recorded on the local scene.
A special thank you goes out to Telegram & Gazette columnist and resident high school football historian Bill Ballou who provided many of these scores from his own personal research.
Interestingly, the last 2-0 final score in a Central Mass. football game occurred 20 years ago this past week when Oxford took the measure of David Prouty by a single safety on Oct. 17, 1992.
In that game, the Pirates fumbled away three scoring opportunities inside the Panthers' 10-yard line but made the most of one of the miscues, turning it into the only points of the game.
The Oxford safety came when the David Prouty center snapped the ball over the punter's head and out of the end zone. It came in the second quarter, just four plays after the Pirates had fumbled the ball away for the third time. The Panthers recovered on their 6-yard line but were forced to punt after three plays netted just 4 yards.
"What a weird game," said Oxford coach John Doldoorian Jr. to a Telegram & Gazette reporter. "We seemed to control the game, but neither team was able to put the ball in the end zone."
The Oxford trio of Shawn Hawkes, David Stott and Chad Troyce teamed up to rush for 216 yards, but every time they got close to the end zone, the Prouty defense shut them down.
There have been several other unique 2-0 games in local history, with the first one occurring on Nov. 30, 1899, when Milford edged Blackstone.
The annual Fitchburg-Leominster Thanksgiving game in 1908 was decided by a lone safety, when Leominster fullback Lou Little picked up a fumbled punt in his own end zone. He was caught behind the line by a gang of Fitchburg players.
Many years later, Little crafted a coaching legacy at Columbia University.
Another scoring rarity occurred in consecutive weeks in the fall of 1910. Fitchburg High School won a 2-0 game over St. John's Prep on Oct. 29. Then on Nov. 5, Fitchburg beat Nashua 3-0. Clarence Amiott, who would later go on to become a Fitchburg coaching legend, booted a drop kick from the 15-yard line for that margin of victory.
Then there was the 1931 game in which Hudson beat Clinton 2-0, turning into a huge moral victory for the Gaels. It was a season when Clinton failed to score a single point in eight games, but this would be its closest game.
It is interesting to see how some scoring plays led to safeties according to some of these descriptions from several Central Mass. newspaper sports pages:
•Oct. 19, 1907: Westboro 2, Sacred Heart 0 — In the first half, Devin made a forward pass that went behind the Worcester goal. Keany touched the ball and Gustafson caught it. Keany then tackled Gustafson in the end zone for a safety.
•Nov. 2, 1907: Northbridge 2, Franklin 0 — In a game played in a driving rain, making the Northbridge field a mud bowl, a safety determined the outcome.
•Sept. 28, 1910: Leominster 2, Worcester 0 — Murphy misjudged a long punt by Griffin and was nailed by Corkum as he was trying to run it back over the line.
•Nov. 24, 1928: Keene 2, Gardner 0 — A Gardner punt try into the end zone resulted in a bad snap over the kicker's head, with Keene tackling the punter behind the goal line.
•Oct. 31, 1931: Hudson 2, Clinton 0 — D'Intino's kick was blocked and went beyond the goal line. Several Hudson players rushed to grab it, but Griswold, the Clinton fullback, fell on the ball for the safety.
•Sept. 23, 1933: Commerce JVs 2, Holden 0: A Holden player tried to run with the kickoff that went over the goal line, and the entire Commerce team forward wall lined up in front of him, and he was tackled in the end zone.
•Oct. 8, 1937: Templeton 2, Murdock 0 — A blocked kick was picked up in the end zone by a Murdock offensive player, only to be swarmed under by the entire Templeton line.
•Oct. 21, 1939: St. Mary's (Milford) 2, St. Bernard's 0 — In the closing minutes, a St. Bernard's punt was blocked at the 4-yard line, and Bernardian player Altobell fell on the ball behind the goal line to give St. Mary's the two-point win.
•Oct. 21, 1944: Gardner 2, Athol 0 — Joe Gebo blocked a punt in the end zone for a 2-0 win over Athol.
•Oct. 28, 1944: Clinton 2, St. Bernard's 0 — Clinton center "Bee" Connolly blocked Lou Regan's third-down punt late in the fourth quarter, sending the ball scurrying out of the end zone for the safety.
•Oct. 18, 1952: Gardner 2, Fitchburg 0 — On the first play from scrimmage, after Dexter Fisher's kickoff was downed at the Fitchburg 5-yard line, Fitchburg center Dave Caputi sent the ball over the head of fullback Walt Jennison out of the end zone without a hand touching it for the safety.
•Oct. 3, 1966: Shrewsbury 2, Maynard 0 — Maynard quarterback Mike LeSage was nailed behind the line by Shrewsbury left tackle for the narrow margin of victory.
•Oct. 7, 1978: Oakmont 2, Nashoba 0 — John Matilainen tackled Glen Mitchell in the end zone for the lone points of the game.
There have been only four football games ending in a 2-0 score over the past 60 years, and two over the past 35 seasons. It's a football rarity, to be sure.
However, the beauty of high school football is that any time two teams take to the gridiron there is always the opportunity to see something extraordinary.
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Nov. 30, 1899 – Milford 2, Blackstone 0
Oct. 19, 1907 – Westboro 2, Sacred Heart 0
Nov. 2, 1907 – Northbridge 2, Franklin 0
Nov. 26, 1908 – Fitchburg 2, Leominster 0
Nov. 25, 1909 – Worcester 2, Kalumet Boat Club 0
Sep. 28, 1910 – Leominster 2, Worcester 0
Oct. 29, 1910 – Fitchburg 2, St. John's (Danvers) 0
Oct. 9, 1915 – Clinton 2, WPI JV 0
1917 – Worcester North 2, Worcester North Alumni 0
1919 – Worcester Commerce 2, Worcester South 0
1919 – Leominster 2, Leominster Alumni 0
Oct. 6, 1928 – Clinton 2, Fitchburg JV 0
Nov. 24, 1928 – Keene 2, Gardner 0
Oct. 31, 1931 – Hudson 2, Clinton 0
Oct. 8, 1932 – *Gardner 4, Clinton 0
Sep. 23, 1933 – Worcester Commerce JV 2, Holden 0
Oct. 6, 1933 – Worcester South 2, Worcester North 0
Oct. 8, 1934 – Bartlett 2, Worcester North 0
Oct. 12, 1934 – Milford 2, Marlboro 0
Oct. 4, 1935 – Worcester Commerce 2, Worcester North 0
Oct. 8, 1937 – Templeton 2, Murdock 0
Oct. 24, 1938 – Lawrence 2, Worcester Commerce 0
Oct. 21, 1939 – St. Mary's (Milford) 2, St. Bernard's 0
Oct. 21, 1944 – Gardner 2, Athol 0
Oct. 28, 1944 – Clinton 2, St. Bernard's 0
Oct. 18, 1952 – Gardner 2, Fitchburg 0
Sep. 24, 1966 – Ware 2, Pioneer 0
Oct. 2, 1966 – Shrewsbury 2, Maynard 0
Oct. 7, 1978 – Oakmont 2, Nashoba 0.
Oct. 17, 1992 – Oxford 2, David Prouty 0


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The Hills are now safe for Audrina Patridge.
A 25-year-old man arrested outside Patridge's home in the Hollywood Hills back in February was sentenced Thursday to two years in prison and ordered to stay 500 yards away from the reality star for the next 10 years, according to reports.
Zachary Loring has already shaved 546 days off his sentence based on time served and credits for good behavior, L.A. Deputy Public Defender Andres Rico told City News Service. He could be out of the clink within two months, Rico said.
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Loring had pleaded no contest in June to stalking Patridge and was ordered to undergo a mental evaluation before his fate was decided.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William C. Ryanto said Thursday he agreed with a doctor who argued Lorin needed a "structured environment" for paranoid schizophrenia, City News Service reported.
Patridge first took out a restraining order on Loring in 2009 after he'd given her packet of letters that reportedly included a drawing of a woman being strangled, entertainment news sites reported.
After her MTV series "The Hills" was canceled this year, Patridge went on to compete on this season's "Dancing with the Stars."


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What if I want to enroll my student through open enrollment?
If you want to open enroll your student, use the link on the homepage for B-C-S, located at http://www.bcs.k12.oh.us. The application form for open enrollment is located there.
When can I enroll my child in B-C-S?
The Benton-Carroll-Salem School District accepts new students throughout the school year and the summer. Enrollment is done at our Central Registration Office, located in the B-C-S Board Office, 11685 WSR 163, Oak Harbor, Ohio. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 419-898-6210.
Do I pay school fees when I enroll my child?
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The Central Registration Office will help you make an appointment with your child's guidance counselor, who will meet with you and your child to schedule their classes.
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School districtis cannot release official records directly to parents. A parent's signature is needed to release the records to a new district. When you register your child in BCS, you will fill out a records request form. The Central Registration Office will fax that form directly to your child's previous school, and the records will be sent to the Central Registration Office.
How will I know which bus my child will be riding?
If the time of registration is during the school year, the Central Registration Office will contact the Transportation Department on your behalf. You will be notified later that same day by telephone with all the bussing information pertaining to your child. If you register your child during the summer, you will be notified before the first day of school.
How can I meet my child's new principal, teachers, and other staff?
The Central Registration Office will help you establish a time when you can meet building personnel.


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We often forget that advanced students like any other level also enjoy fun activities. They like challenge and respond remarkably well to humour. The key for me is to use as much humour as possible in the lessons and to add a lot of interesting supplementary material. I will refrain from giving you a complete lesson plan as I have no knowledge of your students cultural background or intersts. Nor do I know your teaching style and some things work for me that don't work well for others. However, I will suggest some activities you might try.
1. Logic problems - students work in small groups on solving these problems - give them different information which they then exchange and discuss the ramifications. A quick search of the net should find you plenty of examples although you may need to make your own problem solving grid for some.
CRpuzzles Logic Problems Index
2. Letter writing - write the letter before
Usually we give students a letter to reply to - try giving them the reply and let them work in pairs to reconstruct the original letter (or letters it could be the last of a series of 4)
3. Inappropriacy - rewrite a rudely worded letter to make a polite one. (in pairs)
4. Guess the film
Choose 10 well-known films or books and rewrite the titles - the students have to work together to find the original titles. For example -
Frozen precipitation in the company of those of stunted growth.
or as it is more commonly known Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
or perhaps slighly easier
A cold time of life
- Ice age
I'm sure you get the idea
Sorry just got a phone call will write more tomorrow have to go
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