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Kathleen Barrett, a CNN iReporter driving from Colorado to Wyoming Wednesday, called road conditions "horrible."
"I could not see in front of me," Barrett said. Dirt and rocks put on the highway to keep vehicles from sliding cracked her windshield as she crept along at 10 mph, she said.
For CNN iReporter David Bell and three of his friends, the conditions were just too bad to continue driving home to Lincoln, Nebraska.
They holed up in a hotel overnight on their way back from a ski trip in Colorado after seeing several accidents on the interstate and highways.
"We knew the roads were icy, so we were driving slow," he said. "We could see about 100 yards, sometimes less. When the winds would gust the visibility would drop to 50 feet. There was a lot of snow, and we were driving east and the wind was blowing from the north, and it didn't help at all."
In Wisconsin, Gov. Scott Walker declared a state of emergency, put the National Guard and state patrol on standby and closed state offices to the public in 20 counties most likely to be affected by the storm. Employees were still expected to report for work.
As much as 7 inches was already on the ground Thursday morning in parts of southern Wisconsin, with as much as another foot on the way during the storm's predicted Thursday afternoon peak.
The Wisconsin State Patrol and National Weather Service urged people to avoid traveling.
Blizzard warnings were up Thursday for portions of Nebraska, Missouri, Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin and virtually all of Iowa. Winter storm warnings extended further into Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin, as well as into Michigan and Indiana.
Most airports were operating normally, the Federal Aviation Administration reported. One major exception was O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, where incoming flights were running nearly two hours behind because of high winds, the FAA said. Airlines canceled more than 200 flights at O'Hare Wednesday.
Southwest Airlines has canceled all flights out of Chicago's Midway starting at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. Southwest has between 200 and 220 flights there on normal days.
The storm is expected to slide over New England by Friday.


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Our Alumni Update page features information from our writing students who have graduated from Loyola. If you majored in writing, or were a writing minor or interdisciplinary major, and would like to add your information to this page, please email Dr. Allen Brizee (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Kelsey McGlynn '13. I have been so fortunate throughout my job search because of my BA in English and Writing. My degree has provided me with both excellent written and verbal communication skills. These skills have helped me to gain a position working for Insight Global, an IT staffing agency in the Inner Harbor area in Baltimore, MD. I am currently living in Charles Village with another Loyola alum and really looking forward to attending Loyola's upcoming Career Fair in October, where I will be representing Insight Global.
Maria Dontas, '12, is an Account Manager at 24/7 Media, a company whose aim is to provide multi-platform internet marketing strategies. She is also recording a solo EP.
Kelly Hatter, '12, is currently working on her Accelerated Teaching Certificate in Elementary/ Special Education and her Masters of Arts in Teaching at Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDM). She is also working at the Harbour School in Owings Mills, which serves students with learning disabilities and autism. She expects to graduate from NDM in 2015.
Caitlin Aymong, '12, is attending Teacher's College at Columbia University for an Ed.M. in School Psychology.
Juliana Horbachevsky, '12, is a Publicity Assistant for the Pocket/Gallery Books imprint of Simon & Schuster.
Thomas Johnson, '12, received a full tuition waiver with a teaching assistantship to Catholic University's English PhD program. This summer he published a book review in The Weekly Standard.
Pat Taylor, '11, is currently a News Reporter for the East County Times in Essex responsible for field reporting, editing and page layout.
John Cappiello, '11, teaches at Northeast High School in Kansas City, MO.
Kathryn Tracey, '11: Phi Beta Kappa; Editor for Olida Publishing, Aberdeen, Scotland. She was recently hired as a Faculty Research Assistant for the Director of the Institute for Research in Electronics and Applied Physics at University of Maryland, College Park after a stint editing technology curriculum in Annapolis. Ryn reports, "Everyone said that majoring in writing really prepares you for anything - and they were right! I certainly never imagined myself immersed in a workplace filled with talk of optics and wavelengths and applied physics . . . . My job involves a lot of drafting and editing communications from the director's office, serving on campus communications committees, and preparing journal articles for publication." Natasha Hochlowski, '10: Natasha's dual degree in chemistry and writing has led her to several jobs in the pharmaceutical industry. After a year of chemistry graduate work at Princeton University, she worked for a year as a technical writer/editor at XenoBiotic Laboratories, followed by six months as a quality assurance specialist at Covance, Inc. Currently, she is working in Horsham, PA as a Labeling Specialist with Teva Pharmaceuticals, the largest producer of generic pharmaceuticals worldwide. At Teva, she is responsible for ensuring the accuracy of all drug labels and package inserts through proofreading, ensuring quality control, and reviewing/approving labeling. Greg Howard, '10, finished the New York University Masters of Arts program in magazine writing in January 2012. After a six-month fellowship at the Dallas Observer, where he blogged and published four cover stories, he became a staff writer for the Village Voice, blogging and writing cover stories. Visit his blog at http://blogs.villagevoice.com/author.php?author_id=3341.
Ross Losapio, '08, entered his final year in the MFA program (poetry) at Virginia Commonwealth University where he is Lead Associate Editor for Blackbird: an online journal of literature and the arts. This fall, he will serve as Associate Editor Emeritus and will teach an honors section of "Reading & Writing of Fiction & Poetry" at Virginia Commonwealth University His poems have appeared recently in Copper Nickel, the minnesota review, and The Emerson Review.
Raina Fields, '08, just accepted a position as Chancellor's Minority Professional Teaching Fellow at Virginia Community College System. Raina graduated from the Master of Fine Arts program in Creative Writing (Poetry) and English Literature at Virginia Tech in May 2012. While there, she served as an instructor of English composition/creative writing and an editor of the minnesota review. She wrote a collection of poems, Last Rites for Uptown, and published poems in journals such as Callaloo, Sweet, Diverse Voices Quarterly, PANK, 580Split, and others. Currently, she works as a Communications Manager for Virginia Consumer Voices for Healthcare in Richmond, VA. She is at work on a second collection of poetry and hopes to get her first collection published within the next couple of years.
Alison Gillis, '08, is a Senior Development Editor at UpToDate, a Boston company that provides the latest research and diagnostic protocols to practicing clinicians. She also holds a Master's Degree in Public Health from Northeastern University.
Laryssa Wirstiuk, '07, received her MFA from the University of Maryland in 2009. She is founder and editor-in-chief of Too Shy to Stop, an online arts and culture magazine, and she blogs about new media at Comma 'n Sentence. She recently funded the printing of her first book, a collection of short stories titled The Prescribed Burn, using Kickstarter. The book will be published by my small press, Painted Egg Press, this September and will be available in paperback and e-book editions at theprescribedburn.com. Wirstiuk is also an adjunct professor at Rutgers University, where she teaches creative writing and blogging. In addition, she tutor privately and blog about writing at craftyourdrafts.com.
Chelsea Haddaway Williams, '05, worked with a political consulting firm in Baltimore on Martin O'Malley's first run for governor. She received my M.A. in Publishing and Writing from Emerson College in 2009. For the last two and a half years, she's worked as a Communications Manager at UMBC. Kristen Kearby (Writing '05, MBA '11) is a management/organizational consultant to a gold mine in Tanzania. The job involves analyzing the organizational structure, the management practices and policies, and the work processes to optimize the production of gold, while balancing the safety, health, security, environmental, and community requirements. She is keeping a blog at http://tanzaniaatfirstlight.blogspot.com/ Previously, she worked as a technical writer and proposal manager for KCI Technologies, a full-service engineering firm.
Brian Oliu, '04, is an Instructor of Composition, Literature, and Creative Writing at the University of Alabama. His collection of Tuscaloosa Craigslist Missed Connections, 'So You Know It's Me,' was released by Tiny Hardcore Press in 2011. A series of lyric essays based off of videogame boss battles, 'Level End', was released in 2012 by Origami Zoo Press. Work has been anthologized in 'Best Creative Nonfiction Vol. 2,' (Norton, 2008), 'Metawritings: Toward a Theory of Nonfiction,' (U. of Iowa Press, 2012), & 'Borderlands: Explorations to the Fringe of Nonfiction,' (U. of Nebraska, 2012).
Dana Moss, 04, is an MA/PhD student at the University of California, Irvine, with an emphasis on social movements, state repression, the Middle East, and qualitative methods. She received an interdisciplinary MA from Villanova University in 2009 in Liberal Studies with an emphasis on Middle Eastern and North African Studies. Moss co-founded and co-directs The Yemen Peace Project, a small non-profit dedicated to educating Americans about Yemen and supporting Yemenis in their fight for democracy and justice. She "cannot emphasize how valuable my training in creative writing has been for life in academia -- everyone, ESPECIALLY in the social sciences (contrary to popular belief), has to write constantly, and I feel blessed that I have had training and guidance in this area."
Stephanie Chizik, '04, earned a Masters in Fine Arts for creative nonfiction writing from Chatham College. Currently, Stephanie is an associate editor for Four Point Publishing LLC in San Diego, California. She is also the primary editor of a bi-monthly trade magazine and contributing writer for another magazine that LLC publishes. Her freelance work includes publications in 101 Things to Do in San Diego, www.52perfectdays.com, and Conte Online. Stephanie notes: "I studied under Jane Satterfield, Barbara Mallonee, Ron Tanner, Judith Dobler, Jennifer Follett, and Daniel McGuiness. I can say, without a doubt, that I left Loyola with a solid foundation and understanding of the modern writing process, gleaned through valuable lessons from each of my Loyola writing professors. I also left Loyola with a core group of writing peers to whom I still rely on for feedback on my work."
Maggie Dougherty's, '04, first job after graduating from Loyola with a writing degree was planting trees in West Africa. As a Peace Corps volunteer, she spent two years in The Gambia, where, in addition to planting trees, she wrote lots of letters and journals, read extensively, met amazing people, and worked with schools, women's groups, and individuals on small-scale agroforestry and gardening projects. Currently, Maggie is a first year student in Georgetown's Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) Program, concentrating in International Development/Humanitarian Assistance, as well as working as a trade/agricultural policy intern with Women Thrive Worldwide. Maggie noted: "As a student in Loyola's writing program, I worked with Jane Satterfield, Ron Tanner, Lia Purpura, Ned Balbo, Dan McGuiness, and Karen Fish. I enjoyed the diversity of classes and professors within the program, each offering students technical knowledge and new, more nuanced ways to perceive the world around them. The skills and perspective I gained at Loyola have helped in every position I've had since graduation. I still enjoy writing creative non-fiction, fiction, and poetry, and look forward to focusing more on writing following graduate school." Erin Karper, '98 (Spanish and Writing Major, French Minor), is an associate professor in the English department at Niagara University where she teaches first-year composition, professional writing, visual rhetoric, and writing for the Web, as well as directing the writing studies minor and serving as the acting director of the first-year composition program. Erin's time at Loyola prepared her for a rigorous graduate program in rhetoric and composition at Purdue University (MA, 2000; PhD, 2004) where she was in charge of Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL) and the technology coordinator for Purdue's Professional Writing Program.
Julianna Baggott, '91 (Creative Writing and French), is the author of nineteen books under her own name and two pen names, most notably PURE, the first in a trilogy, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year (2012) and an ALA Alex Award-winner, now in development with Fox 2000. Her work has appeared in Best American Poetry, The New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, on NPR's Talk of the Nation and All Things Considered.


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The Florida High School Athletic Association has selected Hunter Moorer (above, left), a Navarre High School junior, to serve on its Student Athlete Advisory Committee.
FHSAA staff selected committee members based on academic standing, athletic accomplishments, extracurricular activities and their answers on three essay questions. Moorer is one of 12 students, and the only underclassman, selected to the committee.
Moorer swims, plays soccer and competes in track and field for NHS. She is the daughter of Bowden and Mary Moorer.
The Student Athlete Advisory Committee was formed to provide a voice within the FHSAA governance structure for the more than 200,000 participating student athletes throughout the state. The SAAC focuses on current issues facing student athletes, provides input on rules and regulations and FHSAA initiatives, and promotes a positive image of the student athlete.
Topics of discussion at last weekend's meeting included FHSAA structure, student athlete transfers and eligibility, appeals, recruiting, contest officials, and sportsmanship. Committee members also participated in a roundtable discussion of issues and concerns facing the student athlete.
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Thor: The Dark World is the third Disney release and second Marvel Studios film to cross the $500 million mark at the global box office in 2013. The film joins the elite club alongside Iron Man 3 and Monsters University.
Thor: The Dark World has been thriving overseas, already earning a total of $352.2 million as it heads into the weekend. The film has already passed the overseas totals of Captain America ($194M), Iron Man ($267M), Thor ($268M) and Iron Man 2 ($312M).
Thor: The Dark World is currently reporting a $504.2 million global cume. The figure is already ahead of the lifetime global totals of Captain America ($371M) and Thor ($449M).


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Scottsdale, named after Major Winfield Scott, was founded on February 26, 1910. It has preserved its Western roots while becoming one of the fastest growing cities in Arizona. Visitors come from around the world to experience this mix of Old West values and contemporary luxuries.
Old Scottsdale
Old Town includes the older Scottsdale area that extends from Thomas to Camelback on Scottsdale Road. Western stores like Saba's Western Wear , have become staples here, along with upscale restaurants and an art district, which boasts artists from around the world who come to display their art in some of the most popular galleries in the West, like the Faust Gallery and the Legacy Gallery .
Old Town is also the home of the annual Parada del Sol Parade , which features floats, food and fun for the whole family. This parade has become a popular yearly event and takes place in February. The Scottsdale Stadium holds thousands of fans each year, as they watch the San Francisco Giants hit the ball around one of the oldest baseball stadiums in Arizona. Other attractions include the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and the annual Scottsdale Culinary Festival .
Old Town is flanked on the north end by the large fashion shopping mall, Scottsdale Fashion Square . With more than 15 restaurants and stores including Dillards , Nordstrom's , Barneys New York and Neiman Marcus . More than 500 specialty stores are also a part of this desert shopping oasis.
Central Scottsdale/Paradise Valley
Traveling north from downtown, Scottsdale's richest shopping and restaurants continue for miles from Camelback Road all the way to Lincoln Drive. The Borgata of Scottsdale and the Hilton Village are two specialty malls that offer unique stores in a rich, relaxing environment. Both are outdoor malls and feature opportunities for window shopping and comfortable strolls. The Borgata is the home to art galleries, fine gifts, home furnishings, jewelry stores and superb restaurants. The Hilton Village also offers unique shops and excellent dining experiences in a more casual environment.
McCormick Ranch
The McCormick Ranch area, once known as one of the most prestigious areas in Arizona, started development in the mid-1960s and still produces multi-million dollar homes. Here you'll find the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park , the McCormick Ranch Golf Club and the Hyatt Regency at Gainey Ranch. Other attractions are the two beautiful lakes which hold many species of fish, ducks and geese. This area is a treat for anyone who wants to see an area that is rich in history.
North Scottsdale
With the advent of the 101 freeway, the North Scottsdale area is now accessible. This attractive area that includes the cities of Carefree and Cave Creek, has some of the most natural landscapes in Arizona and even the home developments that have come into this land have tried to preserve what is natural. Here you can enjoy the McDowell Mountains at the Marriott , taste real rattlesnake at Rawhide , eat great steaks under the stars at Pinnacle Peak Patio and see history come alive at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West .
Traveling north, you will find the five-star Grayhawk Golf Club and community. With homes in the multi-million dollar range and property of like value, the beauty is overwhelming. Del Webb may be most famous for Sun City in the Valley of the Sun, but he also left behind a considerable legacy right here, with Terravita, a master-planned community that has its own grocery, golf and lifestyle, set in the desert. If this beauty isn't enough, keep traveling north and you will find el Pedregal Festival Marketplace . Here, specialty shops line a pueblo-themed outdoor mall. This elegant shopping experience is a celebration of aromas and visual delights. Carefree offers the distinctive Boulders Resort & Spa , one of the world's top destination resorts. Then head over for western fun in the city of Cave Creek. Crazy Ed's Satisfied Frog is a must visit for anyone.
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Even with its mainly uptown image, Scottsdale still sometimes likes to refer to itself as 'The West's Most Western City', and in some respects, the moniker applies. But is this a cow town that only chows down on burritos and barbecue? Absolutely not! Yes, you can bite into a burrito at hundreds of eateries all over town—but they are as likely to be stuffed with duck confit as they are with beef and beans. And, if you thought barbecue was limited to pork ribs and steaks, you are in for a treat when your server sets down a plate of succulent grilled javelina chops or deep-fried rattlesnake.
Old Scottsdale
The most variety can be found in Old Scottsdale. The Old Town Tortilla Factory is set in a 1930s adobe-style cottage and specializes in expertly-prepared Mexican dishes. While Robert McGrath's Roaring Fork has a hunting lodge atmosphere, the classic setting belies his modern culinary creativity. Scottsdale restaurants also have great steaks and ribs. For decades, folks have been coming to the Pink Pony Steak House for both. Don & Charlie's has served over a million racks of ribs. Locals with a taste for Thai will attest that Malee's on Main is a perennial favorite. Several of the city's premier dining destinations are the products of long-time veterans who have gone solo. Leonard Rubin, who has cooked in Moscow, Santa Fe and some of Arizona's top resorts, delights diners with his Mediterranean/Southwestern creations at Medizona . The Cordon Bleu-affiliated Scottsdale Culinary Institute's L'Ecole Restaurant showcases the talents of tomorrow's top chefs, serving 3-course luncheons and 5-course dinners at amazingly affordable prices. Also vying for 'top toques in training' honors are the Artichoke Grill/Desert Oasis Restaurant at Scottsdale Community College 's Culinary Arts school. The restaurant has recently received top honors for school dining from Phoenix New Times.
Central Scottsdale/Paradise Valley
Just leave your tie at home or it's guaranteed to end up hanging from the rafters. Prefer your steaks with more of an upscale sizzle? Try Fleming's Prime Steakhouse . Scottsdale restaurants put a special spin on Southwestern cuisine, transforming the area's indigenous ingredients—fiery chiles, multi-colored corn, heirloom beans, pungent citrus—into edible masterpieces. While Chrysa and Tom Kaufman, too, find the perfect balance between cowboy kitsch and comfort food at Rancho Pinot Grill . For food, atmosphere and wines, La Locanda is the rival of any city's Little Italy. Scottsdale's food with a South-of-the-border attitude includes Erasmo Kamnitzer's chic and artsy Razz's Restaurant & Bar . BJ and Gilbert Hernandez serve up a taste of the tropics at Havana Cafe . What about fish, you ask? Even if you are one of those people who won't order fish unless you can see the water from your table, you are in luck. There is no ocean in Scottsdale, but Buster's on the Lake will almost make you feel the sand between your toes.
North Scottsdale/Airpark
Pinnacle Peak Patio is legendary for its cowboy cooking and is a must dining destination for Valley visitors. Mastro's Steakhouse serves premium cuts of beef. Likewise, Florence Chan's Flo's restaurant transcends its strip mall location to be one of North Scottsdale's most popular Chinese choices. You can even experience Brazilian rodizio at Rio Sabor . Michael DeMaria, a U.S. Culinary Olympian, melds Arizona ingredients with classic techniques at his eponymous Michael's at the Citadel . He even has a kitchen studio where he holds regular cooking classes and demonstrations.
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Paul McCartney appeared on Ronnie Wood's The Ronnie Wood show on Monday, June 25 on Sky Arts 1 HD in the U.K.
In addition to a performance by Sir Paul, the pair also chatted about Paul's influences and artistry.
Currently, Macca is overseeing the re-release of two of his albums (Wings Over America and Rock Show) for next year.
For the Rock Show release, the McCartney camp will offer a selection of previously unreleased material that was cut from the first album due to time constraints. There will also be a live DVD.
The Ronnie Wood Show was launched in the U.K. on Sky Arts HD in February as an expansion on his popular radio show.
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We actually have not been a vendor at that show. However, we wholeheartedly support all of the companies, individuals and hunting industry community members who have banded together to support the 2nd Amendment stance. As we noted in the last issue of DDH, modern sporting rifles are every bit a part of our hunting culture as the bolt-action rifles, slug guns and muzzleloaders we carry to the deer woods.
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Constantly taking photos may mess with your memory
All right, Apple. It's like this.
You like to tell us that more people take pictures with the iPhone than any other camera.
You like to make ads in which, if you're not taking a picture of something, you can't be said to be living.
But just stop it. You might be messing with our memory.
That, at least, seems to be the conclusion from a depressingly modern piece of research performed by the Fairfield University in Connecticut.
Published in Psychological Science, this study took its subjects on a tour of an art museum, then tested their … Read more


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Humiliated Son With Autism Wears Wire To School.
Stuart Chaifetz was informed Akian, his 10 year old autistic son was having violent outbursts hitting his teacher and aide at Horace Mann Elementary in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Stuart was shocked to hear the news and could not understand what made Akian act this way, he has never seen his son lash out or even hit someone. Stuart was in contact with the school and after 6 months, he needed to know what was going on so February 17th, 2012 he set Akian to school wearing a wire. After only one day Akian came home with over 6 and 1/2 hours of audio and Stuart could not believe what he heard on the tape. Stuart walks us through the audio which is cut down to about 7 minutes. Stuart created a website full of evidence features more disturbing audio, he also began a petition to change New Jersey's legislature, stating any teacher who bullies a child should be immediately fired not simply relocated. Stuart is not going to file a lawsuit but asks the teachers, Jodi and Kelly to come forward with a public apology for what they did. NBC10 Philadelphia covered Stuart's story which is also below.
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Very high quality genuine panama hats that can be rolled and stored in a hat box for travelling.Handmade by a fairtrade women's co-operative in Ecuador.Light enough to wear comfortably all day and elegant enough for the smartest garden parties.These panama hats are beautifully smooth and evenly coloured. Classified as grade 8 by the Cuenca region grading system.2 sizes, small medium (58cm, 7 1/8)") and medium large (60cm, 7 3/8")
Despite taking the name of the central American country of Panama, Panama straw hats are in fact made in Ecuador. Panama hats became known as panamas 100 years ago following their popularity with the builders of the Panama Canal, where they offered workers much needed protection from the sun.Our panamas are handmade by the only women's cooperative in Ecuador, in the Cuenca province. 400 weavers work at lightening speed, making sun hats for men, women and children.Panama Hats are woven by hand from 'Paja Toquilla' straw, a filament split from the leaves of the Carludovica Palmata plant indigenous to elevated areas in Ecuador.The quality of a panama hat is determined by the fineness and evenness of it's weave along with the quality and colour of the straw. In simple terms the finer the weave, the finer the hat. The Cuenca region has a classification of 20 grades of weave, with the finer grades costing considerably more. Our rollable hats are classified as grade 8 which means they are fine enough to be rolled into a small hat box. A panama should only be kept rolled up for short periods though, so that it does not loose its shape. The Fedora Panama was finally recognized as a design classic in 1985, when the Conran Foundation selected it for its Boilerhouse Project at the Victoria and Albert Museum, as being one of the "100 best designs ever".
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NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Jets have signed safety Jim Leonhard, the second player new coach Rex Ryan has lured away from the Baltimore Ravens.
The 26-year-old Leonhard had 69 tackles and returned an interception for a touchdown last season, his first with the Ravens. He joined linebacker Bart Scott on Tuesday as ex-Baltimore players who have joined their former defensive coordinator in New York.
Leonhard, a hard hitter despite being just 5-foot-8, signed with Buffalo as an undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin in 2005. He is expected to join Kerry Rhodes as the Jets' starting safeties.
The Jets also officially announced they had re-signed fullback Tony Richardson, who agreed to terms last week.
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Dirt Riot Southeast 3 Durhamtown GA
Final Regular Season Dirt Riot Race Leads Into Nationals on a High Note
Class Winners: Pro 4400 4×4 – Bill Baird ; Pro 4500 – Jay Callaway
Mod Trail – Kenn Hite ; Stock Trail – Travis Wilson ; UTV Class – Michael Stewart
The final Dirt Riot Southeast Series race, and regular 2013 season race, was held last weekend at the Durhamtown Plantation in Union Point, Georgia. "Opening up the Southeast series was a great idea and we look forward to growing this regional series again next year. I have to start with how awesome a facility Durhamtown Plantation is. There was lots to do on the grounds including motocross, ATV riding, UTV and 4×4 trails, a restaurant, laundromat, cabins and RV spaces and they even hosted a band for after the Saturday race," said Rich Klein, President and founder of W.E. Rock Events. "As for racing, there is never a lack of entertainment at a Dirt Riot race. We were very excited to have Bill Baird bring his entire shop staff to cheer him on with his brand new car, and we had many others come over from the Central series to race."
The course that was 5 miles of varying terrain had high speed sections, moto-jumps, woods, twisty turns, rock creeks and a GP style track. The Pro 4400 4×4 class winner Bill Baird completed 11 laps on this rigorous course in two hours. Jeff McCullough from AllSouth Autosports had transmission issues, but was able to complete one lap in order to gain enough points to take the Southeast Pro 4400 4×4 series championship! Jay Callaway would take first in the Pro 4500 4×4 class.
Father and son, Kenn Hite and Kevin Hite, competed against each other in the Mod Trail class with Dad Kenn taking the win completing 9 laps in the two hour endurance race.
The Stock Class was the big event at this race including the addition of two cars that normally race in the Central Series: Jason Davis and Duane Garretson. They both ended their day early with mechanical issues, Jason broke his front ring and pinion; Duane had some issues that he overcame in the first lap, then he rolled and caught on fire. In another classic act of Dirt Riot sportsmanship, the race leader, Travis Wilson of Wilsons Performance, stopped and put the fire out and made sure both the driver and co-driver were ok before moving on and winning the race! Only two minutes behind was second place Scott Prince, and also with 10 laps was third place Erik Petersen. Roger King would finish 4th with Duane Garretson in 5th, Jason Davis in 6th and Brian Gray completed a lap to finish 7th.
The UTV Class has been extremely successful across the country this year. For the first time in the Southeast series, the UTV class fleshed out for a real race. Wesley Gryner and Cody Keller, both of Arkansas made the long travel for the race. Kenneth Wood came out in a single seat UTV with a turbo, he ended up being the first out of the race. Cody placed 5th; Wesley placed 4th, the top three were Peter Basler of Blue Torch Fab in third; Michael Gatto in 2nd by less than 30 seconds, and having the fastest lap of the day in all classes was Michael Stewart in 1st.
This was the third and final Southeast Regional Dirt Riot race for 2013. The series points are posted at http://www.werocklive.com/2013/dirt-riot-season-points-standings-2.
The next Dirt Riot race will be the 4wd Factory National Rampage Dirt Riot race in Bridgeport, TX October 12. Pro drivers that compete in this race must have competed in at least one Dirt Riot race over the course of the last two years. More information on the event can be found at http://www.werocklive.com/2013/dirt-riot-4wdfactory-national-rampage.
There are 3 Professional 4×4 classes, a Trail/Sportsman 4×4 class and a UTV class. The classes are built to encourage local 4×4 or UTV participants to join in a day of fun racing. For fees and payout information go to http://www.werocklive.com/2013-fees-payout. Dirt Riot is an Endurance Racing series that is composed of 4 series of 3 races that stretch across the country.
The full results and additional pictures are posted at http://www.werocklive.com/2013/dirt-riot-southeast-3-durhamtown
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This will be the third and final round of the brand new Southeast Series. It has been an awesome series with lots of action…can't wait to see what excitement is in store for this final race, which will also determine the series points winners!
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Dirt Riot Final Southeast Series Endurance 4×4 Racing This Weekend at Durhamtown Plantation in Georgia
Racing Saturday 24th Starting at 9am in Union Point GA at Durhamtown Plantation
PLACERVILLE, CA AUGUST 20, 2013: The new Dirt Riot Southeast Series will wrap up this weekend at the Durhamtown Plantation in Union Point, GA with drivers from hours around joining in on the horsepower of fun. Racing starts at 9am and will go until at least 3pm with awards immediately following. "Opening up this Southeast series was a great idea, we have really enjoyed the racers that have come out and look forward to seeing who the winners of the series will be after this weekends race," said Rich Klein, President and founder of W.E. Rock Events. "This will be the final race of the regular season before our National Rampage Race in Texas in October where all the drivers from across the country will converge to compete for a 2014 King of the Hammers starting position."
Drivers that are confirmed to race at this event include Jeff McCullough from Allsouth Autosports in Georgia and Bill Baird of Bill Baird Motorsports from Kentucky in the Pro4400 4×4 class. Travis Wilson of Wilson Performance in Dayton, TN will be racing a large field of Stock 4×4 vehicles forming including John Petersen, Kenn Hite and Kevin Hite who are already registered. Michael Gatto is registered to race the UTV Class and many more are scheduled to attend, as you are also welcome to join. With only some simple safety requirements, anyone is able to come and race!
The race course is approximately 5 miles of varying racing terrain. The racecourse starts with a high speed run into an area with three big moto-style jumps or rollers, depending on how fast you take them! The course continues out into a GP/Crandon style track. Next it goes off into a big red dirt bowl with steep sides, which you climb out into the woods. High-speed road sections lead to some technical twisty turns and then into a rock creek bed for the Pro Classes; the UTVs and Sportsman classes will bypass the creek bed. The course continues to moderate speed areas that we have widened into more technical roads and then out to a run alongside the main paved road before coming back to the start / finish line. It will be easy enough for UTV's and Stock 4×4 participants to have fun, but tough enough for the Pro 4400 cars to be challenged. The pit and competitor camping area is all grass and the weather outlook is for a great race weekend.
Spectators are encouraged to come and enjoy the day of entertainment on Saturday August 24th. Qualifying for the 4400 4×4 group starts at 9am. Side by side racing action starts at 10am when the UTV Class takes the course. At 11:30am the Trail Class, Stock, and Modified Stock classes will take the course for a two hour grand prix finish race. Following at 2pm, the professional 4400 4×4 drivers will race for three hours with a grand prix finish at approximately 5pm. The winners of each class are determined by the most number of laps completed in the set amount of time. The awards ceremony and cash payout immediately follows the final race. Admission is $15 for adults, $5 for ages 8-15, children 7 and under free and Military with ID get $5 off. There are vendors, food and amenities on site, and we encourage you to bring chairs and shade structures. For additional details go to http://www.werocklive.com/events/dirt-riot-southeast-round-3.
There are 3 Professional 4×4 classes, a Trail/Sportsman 4×4 class and a UTV class. The classes are built to encourage local 4×4 or UTV participants to join us in a day of fun racing. For fees and payout information go to http://www.werocklive.com/2013-fees-payout. Dirt Riot is an Endurance Racing series that is composed of 4 series of 3 races that stretch across the country.
See the Pictures, Results and Video from First Round in Auburn, AL at the Great American Park: http://www.werocklive.com/2013/dirt-riot-southeast-round-1-auburn
See the Pictures, Results and Video from Second Round in Birmingham, AL at the Gray Rock ORV Park: http://www.werocklive.com/2013/dirt-riot-southeast-2-gray-rock-al
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Government officials have set up centers to monitor hate speech and any tribal incitement, which was a major cause of violence in the last election.
It has also dispatched thousands of police officers nationwide to boost security, especially in areas most affected in the 2007 election.
In a video message, U.S. President Barack Obama urged Kenyans to put aside tribal rivalries and maintain peace.
"Kenyans have made remarkable progress since the devastating violence that followed the elections five years ago," he said. "Lives and communities have been rebuilt, the economy has rebounded, and Kenyans have peacefully stood together to pass a historic constitution and advance important political reforms.
Though an uneasy calm has returned, Kenyans remain wary.
Some are moving to areas dominated by their own ethnic groups to ensure strength in numbers during the election season.
Though there have been widespread peace efforts, rights groups remain concerned that the underlying issue of tribal rivalry still exists.
Who are the main presidential candidates?
Of the total eight candidates, there are two main front-runners: Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga, the sons of the nation's first president and vice president, respectively.
Though Kenyatta and Odinga are the main players, there are eight presidential contenders, including veteran politician Martha Karua, who, if she won, would be the first female president in Kenya.
The five others are Musalia Mudavadi, Peter Kenneth, Mohammed Dida, Paul Muite and James Ole Kiyiapi.
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The nation of about 40 million has a little more than 14 million registered voters.
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The winner must get more than 50% of the total votes to avoid a runoff in April. If there is no second round of voting, a new president will be sworn in later this month.


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This Weekly Reader Book, published by XEROX, is a story about a woman and her five children that settled in the wilderness of the North country. It was printed in 1978 and the ISBN# is 0-88375-214X. The text is 44 pages and contains black and white illustrations by Marilyn Miller. Our copy, while used, is in Fine condition. There is not a dust cover but the pictorial front and rear covers have only very slight bumping. The interior of the book is exceptionally clean without any marks or tears...
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Uluwehi Sings Na Mele Hula Aloha
Uluwehi Guerrero's brand new CD release, "Uluwehi Sings Na- Mele Hula Aloha- beloved hula songs", is now available! A Na Hoku Hanohano award winner and long time Kumu Hula of Halau Hula Kauluokala from Maui, Uluwehi's latest album includes 16 wonderful songs, all sung in Hawaiian, some rarely recorded, and all perfect for Hula! It's Uluwehi's first CD in 8 years, and already listeners are raving it is well worth the wait.
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Kaunaloa, the greatly anticipated solo release from Na Palapalai's Kuana Torres Kahele. This collection of primarily original compositions showcases his talent as a songwriter and impressive vocal ability as a solo recording artist. Kuana's melodies are as refreshing as they are intoxicating. Kaunaloa, meaning "to persevere," is Kuana at his best, providing a musical journey that will both enrich and excite the world of hula and Hawaiian music.
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Through the years, Robert Cazimero and Halau Na Kamalei have blazed their jouney with Hawaiian pride,dispelling deep-rooted stereotypes of grass skirt girls and coconut bras. The men of hula have swayed the heart of hula by reclaiming the masculine side of the ancient dance.This is the story of Robert Cazimero and Halau Na Kamalei. This is the story of the men of hula.
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IZ Wonderful World Songbook (Easy Piano)
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Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole is Hawaii's best-known and most beloved singer. His breathtaking version of "Over the Rainbow" is an international hit and is widely thought to be the only interpretation that could possibly stand up to Judy Garland's original. These beautiful interpretations are faithfully captured in these Easy Piano arrangements for all to enjoy.
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Legendary musician and filmmaker Eddie Kamae is an icon for traditional Hawaiian music both past and the present, a rare stature not many can uphold. Yesterday and Today, is his first recording of new material on CD in over 25 years, reaffirming his stature with 6 brand new songs, and classics from the momentous Sons of Hawai`i era. Features renowned musicians like Rev. Dennis Kamakahi, Joe Marshall, David "Feet" Rogers, Moe Keale, Mike Kaawa, Ocean Kaowili, Paul Kim and Analu Aina.
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The four-time Hoku Award-winning trio Maunalua presents Ho'okanaka, a compilation of recordings that hold significant meanings to the group's members and their fans. Ho`okanaka captured the Group of the Year award at the 2008 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, an honor truly deserved by Bruce, Bobby and Kahi. Engineered by the talented Dave Tucciarone, Ho'okanaka is sure to delight and leave a lasting impression with Hawaiian music fans.
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The Sons of Hawaii music spans generations with strong rhythm, lyrics and emotion … the heartbeat of Hawaiian sound. From the traditional spirit of songs recorded yesterday to new arrangements and recordings of today, Eddie Kamae and The Sons of Hawaii's new CD Yesterday & Today Volume 2 is a musical journey to savor. Yesterday's Sons of Hawai'i, with leader Eddie Kamae and his exciting ukulele rhythm and distinctive singing voice, brought the group together with gifted composer, guitarist, and vocalist Dennis Kamakahi, bass and vocals by Joe Marshall and the steel guitar of David "Feet" Rogers. Eddie Kamae and Today's Sons continue to play traditional Hawaiian music with Mike Kaawa's innovative 12-string rhythm guitar that heightens the sound along with Analu Aina's bass, Ocean Kaowili's 6-string guitar and Paul Kim's steel guitar, bringing back the unmistakable sound of the original Sons.
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I Know You By Heart
Every song that Küpaoa records has a story and this collection includes 7 of the pair's most poignant and cherished pieces. Many of these carefully chosen gems are never-before recorded originals with the notable exception of the title track, I Know You By Heart. The remaining songs were either penned by the couple or by close friends, including multi-award winning composer, Dr. Puakea Nogelmeier. As Küpaoa has matured, the intimacy shared in their music has deepened. They have blossomed, sharing more of their essence through song and story while allowing their music to become a reflection of themselves. They invite you into their lives with their debut EP, I Know You By Heart.
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• Multiple Na Hoku Hanohano Award winner for Male Vocalist of the Year, Album of the Year, Hawaiian Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Graphics, Liner Notes, and Christmas Album of the Year.
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• Largest Hawaiian music CD production of the year with piano, live strings, a Disney accordion player, a Koto player flown in from Japan, two steel guitarists, Kuana on ukulele, bass and guitar.
• His first ever English song, the hapa haole "Makapu'u Moonlight."
• Compositions span a 10-year period with two being written in one day while Kuana was in Sorrento, Italy – "Aloha Sorrento" and "Beauty A'o Moloka'i."
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Pihana...the skillful gathering of life's experiences, the accumulation of desires and dreams, and the realization of our on-going commitment to honor our 'aina, kupuna and 'ohana.
It has been my unique privilege to observe and experience the remarkable ancestral gifts bestowed upon this young, strong, and vibrant Hawaiian woman- a Kumu Hula who skillfully weaves ancient tradition into the modern fabric of her daily life. Napua strives for pihana in everything that she does and in doing so, inspires everyone around her to do the same.
Such is the power and the promise of pihana.
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Inspirations? There are many. Challenges? Many of those too, but no matter what, never ever give-up on your dreams! Music has certainly grown to become my life's passion and I truly feel blessed to be able to do what I love. it has given me the opportunity to meet new people, travel the world and to experience new ideas, which in my opinion is what life is all about. I think you'll agree that anywhere you go in this world you'll fine there's a story to be told, a song to be sung and a lesson to be learned. The sum of these life experiences helps to create our charater. It implies we are all a product of our environment. If so, then I certainly stand upon the shoulders of giants. it's what I do, it's who I am. I am a music maker!
Therefore, as you listen to my music, I invite you to open your heart and open your mind. Let the melody carry you to a place where the sun shines warmly on you face. There....in the distance - can you see it? The perfect lehua blossom awaits you. Learn More
Hilo for the Holidays
At the 2012 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, Kuana's KAUNALOA was recognized and made one of the most heavily awarded albums in Hawaiian music history. He has become a pacesetter In Hawaiian music with his last two releases debuting at the top of the Billboard World Music Charts and iTunes World
Kuana Torres Kahele, 2012 Male Vocalist of the Year, offers his newest, HILO FOR THE HOLIDAYS as one of this year's hottest gifts of the season.
This impressive collection of 10 songs combines the perfect balance of originals from Kuana, refreshing hapa haole hits and classic holiday songs all performed with Kuana's unforgettable, soaring vocals.
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Nā Palapalai's highly anticipated new album, Ha'a!
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2012 brings us to our newest release, HA'A. It is a tribute to our fans whom have somehow, Mahalo Ke Akua, become a Hawaiian music army, worldwide. Your unwavering support humbles us every day. We also dedicate this to all the hula dancers around the world, in countries we could have never dreamed of. It is for you that we sing.
We Aloha you all. The shy, keiki hula, the serious competition hula dancers, the ones who kaholo when they clean their hale. It is for you that we sing.
If you Kalākaua in the shower, we bid Aloha to you. Mahalo to the Aunties dancing hula in the front row with a beer in one hand and smoke meat in the other. It is for you that we sing.
We most humbly offer you, HA'A. Now get up and dance.
--Nā Palapalai 2012
Kuana Torres Kahele & Ioane Burns
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Pili O Ke Ao, "the beginning of a new day," urges us to cling side by side – it's an unfolding dawn for this young duo and their unique style, and the light that comes with it reveals a fresh repertoire of Hawaiian songs set into a beautiful landscape of sound. The flowers that bloom in this dawning are definitely Kūpaoa. Learn More
English Rose
English Rose conjures up the image of a fresh, voluptuous flower blossoming out from old rootstock. It's an apt reflection, as each song unfolds like its own petal of a larger bloom. Most are new originals, but with the familiar depth of an older lyrical and musical foundation. There are traditional favorites spiced with lively twists, and English songs, both light and loving. Each piece, each petal makes the collection bloom bigger and brighter. Learn More
Na Keiki Mau Loa
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"Mohalu – to be at ease, comfortable, at liberty. As our lives contain many layers, the same is for Mohalu. Mohalu is also the 12th night of the lunar cycle, an eve where planting flowers would be ideal, as these blooms would grow as full and as perfect as the moon on this night. The mana'o (idea or thought) behind Mohalu represent what this sophomore project is for me.
This song selection unfolds to reveal different petals, if you will, of my life. My own mele (songs) are attempts to communicate my inner most feelings in hopes that there are others who can identify with my struggles and my joys."
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6:00am Friday 4th October 2013 in Football
Alan Bennett has achieved a footballing dream at AFC Wimbledon this year – by playing alongside Andy Frampton and Barry Fuller in the Dons defence.
Bennett, who celebrates his 32nd birthday today, has formed a formidable partnership with Frampton and Fuller that was well on the way to the Dons' fourth clean sheet of the campaign at Cheltenham on Saturday before Jamie Cureton's 95th minute intervention.
The trio have started seven of the nine league games together this season, recording two clean sheets, and Bennett is adamant their understanding is only going to get better.
"It's been fantastic playing with these guys," he said.
"I have played against Andy and Barry and probably Callum Kennedy and Rhys Weston over the years and always thought well of them and that I wanted to be in a team with them.
"Jim Fenlon is coming along as a really good prospect too and then Ross Worner behind us is doing well too.
"The more we play with each other the more we get to know each other and, hopefully, we can record a few more clean sheets.
"It's been an excellent start for the club, but we are only nine games in and there's another 37 to go, it is very early days."
Cureton's late winner on Saturday was even more frustrating for Bennett given he left the Robins to join Wimbledon in January.
But he has already put it behind him as he looks towards games against the league's bottom two, Northampton Town and Accrington Stanley, at Kingsmeadow over the next two weeks.
"I did enjoy being back at Cheltenham," he added.
"But I would have enjoyed it more if we had kept a clean sheet and got a result, as afterwards you see your friends and you are not in the greatest mood, but they understand.
"It was a real kick in the teeth as we had done more than enough to at least get a point.
"We were a bit down afterwards, but we just have to go again and focus on Saturday and look to put it right.
"You cannot dwell on it too long, we had a chat about it on Tuesday and put it to one side.
"Northampton will be a really tough ask though, they are changing their philosophy and the way they play.
"Last year, they played a lot through Ade Akinfenwa, so they are changing style and it takes a bit of time to sort it out.
"At home though we have a good record and we have to try and keep that going as long as possible."
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Thought people might not think im 32
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There are a number of songs that were released on the first RBN that were never ported to PS3 that I really want but everyone says they'll never be ported. I'm just curious as to why that is? Many of the same bands have songs on both networks. They're porting RBN2 songs every week, why never any RBN1?
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