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The Paducah Tilghman High School senior has been involved in choir for three years. Curry said she's generally on the shy side when she first meets someone or tries a new experience then slowly warms to the opportunity. That hasn't stopped her from trying and succeeding in a myriad of arenas.
Curry has been cheerleading for most of her life. She also plays soccer and tennis. Spreading her love of athletics and fitness while also working with her home church, First Baptist Church, is something Curry wants to continue through college and into her professional life. Her work with the Upward Cheerleading program through church allowed her to teach young girls the athleticism, timing and enthusiasm of cheer while also looking to the Bible for spiritual direction.
Kaitlyn Curry, daughter of David and Traci Curry, is the Mid-Continent University Teen of the Week. Each Monday, the Sun features a different MCU Teen of the Week selected from nominees that high school guidance counselors throughout western Kentucky and southern Illinois submit to the Sun. Mid-Continent University will provide each Teen of the Week with a $2,500 annual scholarship to its university, which is renewable for four years. In the spring, a Teen of the Year will be chosen from the weekly winners and will receive a full four-year scholarship to Mid-Continent University, currently valued at up to $55,000, or a cash reward of $2,500 paid through the Paducah Sun if the student selects another college to attend.
Curry will study biomedical engineering at Vanderbilt University, University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, Alabama University or the University of Mississippi. Though she's not sure if she wants to go into medical school, she hopes to do something that involves children.
Her time management and hard work were put to the test sophomore year when she came down with mononucleosis. She was out of school for a month and a half.
"It was when I first started AP classes," she said. "It really challenged me to my endurance. It showed me that even though I was sick, I could push through and do things."
Throughout her high school career, Curry has been a leader in many areas. One of her favorite volunteer opportunities was working with the Hispanic ministry program with her church. Though she only took Spanish for two years, a close friend speaks Spanish at home, and she's picked it up over the years. With some children who couldn't speak any English, Curry said the experience was so rewarding because it was a constant challenge.
It's that kind of mentality that Curry will take on as she marches on to academia.
"I'm the type of person that if I don't have something to do, I'm going to find something to do," she said. "And so I always want to be challenged and pushed to be the better person and be the best me I can possibly be."


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FRIDAY, March 1, 1867.The House met, at 9 o'clock A. M.
On motion of Mr. TEBBS, the reading of the journal of yesterday was dispensed with.
Mr. NEWLAND asked and obtained leave of absence for the remainder of the session on account of his pressing duties as a member of the School Board of the city of New Albany.
Mr. Barritt and Mr. White obtained leave of absence till Monday.
Messrs. SHOAFF, EVANS. CHAMBERS, McFADIN, SHIELDS, ROSS and CAMPBELL severally presented petitions for a prohihitory liquor law, which (without reading) were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. BRUCKER presented a claim, which was referred without reading.
Mr. CAMPBELL presented the petition of C W Avery and others, citizens of Mount Salem, asking for a repeal of the Fish law( ?) It was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. MONTGOMERY presented the remonstrance of citizens of Shelby county against detachment to the county of Decatur. It was referred to the special committee on that subject.
Mr. McFADIN, from the Committee on the Judiciary returned Mr Stafford's railroad passenger fare hill [H. R. 333] with four amendments, recommending its passage.
Mr. Ross submitted a minority report, &c., recommending an amendment by way of substistute.
Mr. DAGGY, from the Judiciary Committee, returned the divorce memorial of the Synod of Northern Indiana,, reporting that legislation thereon is inexpedient. The report was concurred, and the memorial was laid on the table.
He also returned Mr. Grigg's deserters disfranchisement bill [H. R. 294], recommending its indefinite postponement on account of constitutional objections. The report was concurred in.
Mr. McLEAN, from the Committee on Education, returned the high school amendment bill [S. 143 - see page 153] recommending its passage
Mr. HIGGINS, from the Committee on the Northern Prison, returned a prison bill, with an amendment recommending its passage.
Mr. ROSS, from the Judiciary Committee, returned the turnpike company amendment bil. [S. 11], with an amendment recommending its passage.
Mr. SABIN, from the Committees on fees and salaries, returned the Supreme Court Sheriff [$2,000 a year] bill, [S. 36] recommending its passage.
Mr. HARTMAN, from the Committeee on Railroads, returned the bill [ H. R. 180] recommending its indefinite postponement. The report was concurred in .
Mr. CHAMBERS, from the Committee on Corporations, returned the manufactures and mechanics shop bill, [S. 47] recommending its passage.
Mr. BRUCKER, from the same Committee, returned Mr. Hopkins' Evansville charter amendment bill. [H.R. 328].
Mr. BARRITT,1 from the same Committee, returned the street railroad liability bill, [S. 119] recommending that it do pass.
Mr DAGGY from the select Committee thereon, returned the bar remonstrance against redistricting the State for judicial purposes, asking obtaining discharge from its further consideration.
Mr. DAGGY, from the same Committee, returned Mr, Evans' surrogate court bill [H.R. 25O] with the expression of opinion that, legislation thereon is inexpedient. It was concurred in.
Mr. HUGHES, from the Judiciary Commitee, returned Mr. Stewart's joint resolution [No. 16] to annul the action, of the Marion County Commioners, establishing a road on the Deaf and Dumb Asylum grounds, recommending its passage.
Mr. HUGHES also returned Mr. Peelle's Canal Hydraulic bill [H. R. 209] recommending its indefinite postponement.
On motion of Mr. PEELLE, the report was laid on the table.
He also returned Mr. Mason's Daniel A. Byman (Treasurer of Green county; relief bill [H. R. 125] reciting the facts in connection with the loss of the funds, and the committee's opinion that he was guilty of negligence - resorting the bill without any recommendation, and asking and obtaining discharge from its further consideration.
Mr. STEWART, from the select committee on the Illinois memorial of the National Lincoln Monument Association, reported a recommendation for an appropriation of $10,000 toward that monument, when $125,000 shall have been expended thereon.
Mr. STACKHOUSE moved that it be laid on the table.
Mr. HUGHES moved concurrence, demanding the previous question, and the yeas and nays.
There was a second to the previous question, and the yeas and nays were ordered.
The vote resulted - yeas 49, nays 41, as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Belford, Bischof, Blanch, Brucker, Campbell, Chambers, Daggy, Danaldson, Dunn, Erwin, Evans, Ferris, Geisendorf, Gordon, Greer, Griggs, Hartman, Hamilton, Higgins, Hopkins, Hughes, Litson, Martin, McCarthy, McLean, McMurray, Miller, Moore, Newcomb, North, Peelle, Prather, Ratliff, Rosser, Scammahorn, Shook, Shuey, Skidmore, Smith of Lagrange, Spencer, Stafford, Thrasher, Thomas, Watson, Wilson, Wolfer, Wolflin, Woods and Mr. Speaker. - 49.
NAYS - Messrs. Baker, Barritt, Black, Bobo, Carter. Cory, Crowe, Douglass, Edmonson, Fuller, Green, Hays, Honneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Hungate, Inman, Kiser, Long, of Jackson, Lopp, McClasky, McFadin, Morrison, Montgomery, Newland, O'Neil, Ross, Sabin, Shanks,
page: 359[View Page 359]Shields, Shoaff, Shull, Smith, of Wabash, Stackhouse, Tebbs, Thacher, Van Valkenburgh, Vawter, Williams, White, and Wolfe. - 41
Mr. McCLASKEY. (by leave) explained. He could not vote for the appropriation and would state the reason. We all know that the Democratic party have been enemies of that great man since 1860, and they constitute a large portion of the people. He was unwilling to insult the memories of Lincoln by asking his enemies to contribute toward the erection of a monument to his memory.
Mr. ROSS (by leave) explained. He was willing to give for this object put of his own pocket, but he did not think it right to vote the people's money for such a purpose.
So the report was concurred in.
The SPEAKER now announced the decision of the Chair, that Mr. Miller's Agricultural College concurrent resolution submitted last night would not be entertained.
Mr. MILLER gave notice of his intention to appeal from this decision.
Mr. HONNEUS submitted the following:
WHEREAS, The Auditor of State was called up on by a resolution of this House for information in regard to a suit against the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company, in regard to delinquent taxes due by said railroad company to the amount of $100,000 to counties through which said road runs, and likewise an additional large amount of money due the State of Indiana : and,
WHEREAS, The said Auditor has responded to said resolution of inquiry, by a letter from the Attorney General of the State: and,
WHEREAS, It appears that the said Auditor of State knows of no money baying been paid into the State Treasury in consequence of said suit; and,
WHEREAS, It appears that the Auditors of smile of the counties interested in the delinquent taxes due by said railroad company know of no money having been received by their counties on account of said delinquency ; therefore,
Be it resolved, That a Committee of three be appointed, with authority to send for persons and papers, to inquire into said matter, and report to this House a plan by which delinquent parties, if there are any, shall be brought to justice.
It was adopted.
Subsequently - the SPEAKER announced the Committee hereunder, namely: Messrs. Honneus, Belford and Crain.
Mr. SHOAFF submitted a resolution directing the Secretary of State to procure and send by express to each member of the House, and the officers thereof, two copies of the House and Senate Journals and documentary Journals, two copies of the BREVIER REPORTS, and two copies of the acts of the present session, all to be bound in full sleep.
Mr. HUGHES, understanding that there was no order for the publication of the BREVIER REPORTS of the present session, objected to any action that would authorize any Reports made up from the columns of the STATE JOURNAL as a record of the debates of the General Assembly. The Reports in the STATE JOURNAL came about as near being a correct copy of the proceedings and debates of this House as a copy of the Arabian Nights Entertainments.
Mr CAMPBELL and Mr. CRAIN took similar ground against any authorization of the BREVIER, because no man could expect to get more than two or three inches [of speech.] [Laughter.]
The SPEAKER said the hour has arrived for the order for the simultaneous election of Trustees of the Benevolent Institutions of the State.
Mr NEWCOMB indicated the order of the elections, and the votings proceeded:For Superintendent of the Institution for the Education of the Blind -
John S Spann received 62 votes.
Lewis M. Dale received 35 votes.
John S. Spann having received a majority of the votes cast, was declared the choice of the House of Representatives.
For Trustee of the Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb -
J. C Burt received 60 votes.
J. G. Wolfe received 36 votes.
Mr. Burt, having received a majority, was declared the choice of the House of Representatives.
For Superintendent of the Asylum for the Insane:
John W. Moody received 59 votes.
James S. Athon received 35 votes.
John W. Moody having received a majority, was declared the choice of the House of Representatives - to serve for the legal term.
A message was now received from the Senate, announcing the successful nominees for these places in the House of Representatives as the Senate's choice for Trustees of said institutions, and requesting the concurrence of the House of Representatives.
Mr. GREEN explained that his party friends in the House did not know that Mr. Cooper, who was voted for in the Senate for Trustee of the Blind Institution, was in nomination, or he would have been voted for by his party friends here. It evinced defective organization. It was no reflection on Mr Cooper.
Mr. FUNK obtained leave to introduce a bill [H. R. 337] to fix the time of holding the Circuit Court in the county of Kosciusko, in the 14th judicial circuit. [First Monday in May and November, and continue three weeks, &c.]
page: 360[View Page 360]He said that the time fixed in the general bill fixes the time for the July term in the middle of harvest, and it was next to impossible for his people to hold court at that time. He moved a suspension of the constitutional restriction, to admit of the passage of the bill now.
The rule of the House and constitutional restriction were dispensed with - 77 to 0 - and the bill was twice read by title, and finally passed the House of Representativesyeas 82, nays 0.
Mr. DAGGY obtained leave to introduce a bill [H. R. 338] for an act fixing the times of holding the civil courts and the length of the terms thereof in the several circuit courts of this State. It was referred to the Committee on the Organization of Courts of Justice.
On motion of Mr. STEWART, his joint resolution [H. R. No. 16] for vacating the highway, being a portion of the grounds occupied by the Commissioners of Marion county, and placing the same again under the control of the officers of the Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, was taken up and passed to the engrossment.
On his further motion, the rule of the House and the constitutional restriction were suspended - 75 to 2 - and the joint resolution was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 81, nays 1.
Mr. EVANS (by leave) introduced a bill [H. R. 339] to amend the 5th section of the act legalizing the issuing of bonds and making appropriations, and levying taxes in certain cases, &c., approved March 3, 1865.It was passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. VAN VALKENBURGH, his Railroad freight bill [H. R. 223] was taken up, with the amendment of the Judiciary Committee striking out the publication clause.
Mr. HIGGINS suggested that the bill was deficient as to penalty, and the condition of freight.
Mr. VAN VALKENBURG said it was merely a restriction as to price.
On motion of Mr. ROSS the Committee's amendment was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. VAN VALKKENBERG, the rule of the House and constitutional restriction were suspended - 71 to 1 - and the bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 80, nays 0.
Mr. LONG, of Kosciusko,, (by leave and request of the Chief of Good Templars,) introduced a bill [H. R. 340] for an act to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, declaring the places where they are sold a nuisance, regulating the sale thereof for useful and sacramental purposes, and repealing all conflicting laws.
It was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. ROSS introduced a joint resolution [H. R. No. 25] to instruct our Congressmen to procure repeal of all laws exempting government bonds, &c., from taxation. It was passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. STAFFORD his railroad passenger fare bill [H. R. 333] was taken up and read the second time, with the Committee amendments.
The majority submitting four amendments to the bill-making the fare not exceeding four cents a mile - strike out 15 and insert 20. &c.
The minority reporting new matter, proposing that railroads shall charge not exceeding 5 cents a mile over ten miles; and 6 cents under ten miles, provided that nothing herein shall prevent the charge of 25 cents fare between neighborhood stations.
Mr. ROSS explained the effect of the proposed legislation - insisting that four cents a mile would discourage railroad improvements and cripple those now in operation.
Mr. CRAIN Couldn't a man make money by walking at 5-cents a mile?
Mr. ROSS. The gentleman could have his choice - walk or pay.
Mr. HUGHES regarded the majority report as sufficienty favorable to the railroads. The minority report was well enough in form but too high in the figures.
Mr. ROSS withdraw his minority report.
Mr STAFFORD proposed to amend the bill by inserting appropriately these words: "all mail and accommodation trains."
The first amendment: "twenty" instead of "fifteen cents," was adopted.
The second amendment: "nor less than twenty-five cents, where the stations are more than two and less than four miles," was adopted.
The third amendment: striking out "passengers," and inserting: "accommodation, way or local mail trains," was adopted.
The fourth amendment - striking out the emergency clause - being read -
After debate by Messrs. HUGHES, KIZER, ROSS and others, it was agreed to.
Mr. WILSON moved ineffectually to indefinitely postpone.
Mr. HIGGINS proposed a section to restrain special charter railroads from raising the rates above that specified in their charters.
Mr. STAFFORD proposed to strikeout "three and a quarter" and insert "three."
Mr. PRATHER proposed a section to this effect:
"This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the first of May next, and the Secretary of State shall be required to furnish each railroad with a certified copy of this act."
It was adopted.
page: 361[View Page 361]Mr. SHULL proposed to amend, by striking out all that regulates fare per mile: and spoke at length in its support.
It was rejected.
Mr. Higgins' amendment was adopted.
On motion of Mr. HUGHES it was
Ordered That the House go into Committee of the Whole on the subject of the House of Refuge bill at 2 o'clock. The House then o'clock.
The Investigations committee obtained leave of absence for this day.
M. NEWCOMB (by leave) from the Committee on Ways and Means, reported a bill [H. R. 341] for an act to provide for the assessment and collection of taxes on the shares of stock owned in the banks and banking associations doing business in this State. It was passed to the second reading.
On motion of Mr. CROWE,Mr. Stafford's railroad passenger fare bill [H. R. 333] was taken up.
Mr. STAFFORD pressed the passage of the bill to the engrossment.
Mr. PEELLE counselled deliberation.
The bill was made the special order for to-morrow at 10 o'clock.
Mr. LITSON submitted a resolution recommending Edwards' works, which was rejected.
On motion of Mr. LOPP, it was
Ordered, That the Committee on Education be directed to return his [white] Normal School amendment bill [H. R. 242] to the House for proceedings thereon.
Mr. LONG, of Jackson, (by leave) from the Committee on Claims, reported against the allowance of the claim of Beach & Davis.
The House now resolved into Committee of the Whole - Mr. Miller in the Chair - and took up the House of Refuge [S. 161] the question being on the adoption of section 15.
Mr. McFADIN took the floor in favor of the bill. The State of Indiana had lagged too long behind her sister States in the matter of establishing a House of Refuge for juveniles. It was a most Christian institution, and deserving a liberal appropriation, and no mere money argument ought to avail against it.
Sections 15, 16 and 17 were adopted.
Section 18 having been read -
Mr. BOBO moved to strike out all the section after the word "proper" in the eighth line - that part which relates to binding out children as apprentices. He showed that discretion was so large that the power to bind out would be nugatory or mischievous. But he was opposed to the power of the Commissioners to apprentice. It was in conflict with the principles of humanity.
Mr. HUGHES suggested to strike out from "Commissioners" in the fifth line.
Mr. STAFFORD considered that this power in the Commissioners would defeat the object of the bill to reform young offenders.
Mr. SHUEY deprecated amendments, referring to the management of these offenders in similar institutions in Ohio, where boys are put out to trades, but under the supervision of the Superintendent. He gave examples of what would be the bad working of the proposition of Mr. Hughes.
Mr. BOBO intended to retain the authority to employ inmates within the institutions for its benefit.
Mr. HUGHES. If offending boys may be bound out, there was no need of sending them to the institution to be apprenticed.
Mr. SCAMMAHORN considered! that it were better to retain the section as it is.
Mr. GORDON. If any portion were to be stricken out he would strike out the whole. He would be in favor of so amending that no infant shall be committed for a longer term than three years. He also was opposed to binding out.
Mr. Bobo's motion to strike out was rejected.
The 18th section was then adopted - affirmative 35, negative 17.
Section 19 having been read -
Mr. SPENCER proposed to strike out the words "or to his master."
It was rejected.
Mr. HUGHES proposed to add at the close of the section: "after a hearing before a justice of the peace." He would not have the runaway returned without a judicial hearing.
Mr. SHUEY. If the wrong person is arrested, he has his remedy at law.
Mr. HUGHES amendment was adopted affirmative 30, negative 22.
So section 19 was adopted.
Section 20 having been read -
Mr. TEBBS proposed to amend in the 8th and 9th lines, by striking out, "-or next friend," and insert "or" before "guardian."
It was adopted.
Mr. MONTGOMERY proposed to so amend, that the county shall pay the expenses of keeping their respective "offenders."
Mr. SHUEY and Mr. PRATHER opposed the amendment.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. O'NEIL proposed to amend in the sixth line, striking out "the entire" cost of conveying, and insert "one half." He would equalize this cost.
page: 362[View Page 362]It was rejected, and then the 20th section adopted.
Section 21 having been read -
Mr. GREER proposed to amend by striking out in the second and third lines the words, "or next friend."
It was rejected.
Section 22 having been read -
Mr. HUGHES moved to strike it out as unnecessary. It regards the right of the writ of habeas corpus. The section was both unconstitutional and unjust, as he showed particularly. It might do very well for war times, but not for times of peace.
Mr. SHUEY offered no objection to striking out this section.
It was accordingly rejected.
Section 23 was adopted.
Mr. TEBBS proposed to amend by striking out the words "on next friend," and inserting "or" before "guardian."
It was adopted.
Sections 23 and 24 were adopted.
Section 25 having been read -
Mr. HUGHES proposed to amend by striking out and inserting a compensation for the Commissioners of $1,500 per annum, instead of $4 a day; and that no travelling expenses shall be paid to said Commissioners, or any of them; which was adopted.
Section 26 was adopted.
Section 27 having been read -
Mr. LOPP moved to strike it out.
Mr. HUGHES proposed to amend by striking out these words in the 10th, and llth lines: "Therefore, should said lands not be found in all respects suitable for the location of said Institution;" so as to authorize their sale.
This amendment was adopted.
Mr. Lopp's amendment was rejected.
Mr. PRATHER proposed to amend by inserting in the 14th line: "Upon full payment of the purchase money."
So the sectioe was adopted.
Section 28 was adopted.
Mr. ROSS proposed to add a section to this effect:
It shall be the duty of said Board of Control to provide teachers, and encourage all infant offenders of the Rufuge, under 16 years of age, to receive instruction in reading, writing and arithmetic.
Mr. EVANS proposed ineffectually to amend in those places where the words "next friend" have been stricken out, by restoring the general word "friend."
Mr. FOULKE moved to reconsider the vote adopting Mr. Hughes' amendment making the salaries of the Commissioners "$1,500," in order to move that it may be reduced to $800.
These motions were agreed to by consent.
Mr. STAFFORD suggested that one of the Commissioners indicated in the second section be named as Superintendent.
The committee then rose, reported the bill and amendments to the House, and asked and obtained discharge from its further consideration.
On motion of Mr. HUGHES, the further consideration of the bill was postponed, and it was made the special order for tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
Mr. Williams obtained leave of absence till Monday.
The SPEAKER announced the special order, viz: the consideration of Mr. McLean's bill [H. R. 15], appropriating $75,000 for the completion of the establishment of the State Normal. School at Terre Haute - the question being on the third reading of the bill.
[Mr. SCAMMAHORN submitted an order, which was adopted, to the following effect:
Resolved, That the venders of apples, cigars, concert, theater and lottery tickets be excluded f om the Hall while the House is in session.]
Mr. WASON said that the passage of this bill would mark a new era in the history of the State. Indiana could not afford to remain behind other States as to educational progress. Notwithstanding the boasted magnitude of our common school fund, our distributed fund per capita was behind most other States with any pretensions to schools. We distributed but $2 per capita, while other States distribute $3 to $4, &c. This State Normal School was essential to educate teachers, so that the common schools may be elevated. Normal schools were well endowed and flourishing in the States on every side, and we can not afford to be dependent on other States for teachers. All we want in our school system is to supplement our school fund, and sustain a Normal School, and he hoped the time would not be long till we will have another in the east, another in the south, and another in the north of this State. He doubted the sufficiency of the endowment.
Mr. BIRD urged the bill from various considerations. Indiana was behind other States as to these institutions. The younger State of Michigan has five normal schools We have schools for all the professions except that of the schoolmaster. Schools were useless without well trained teachers. He defended the location at Terre Haute. As to the appropriation, at first he would have preferred $50,000. But it were better, if we have a normal school, to have a good one. Then $50,000 of this appropriation was to be derived from the Township Library fund. He was for education to strengthen the Democracy of the country -but, party considerations aside, he would have the people educated. So he would page: 363[View Page 363] lessen the necessity for houses of refuge and correction for juvenile offenders.
Mr. CAMPBELL supported the bill, sympathizing with the teaching profession, having himself shared in its responsibilities. He deprecated local prejudices, and considered this appropriation as the best investment of the public money.
Mr. KIZER made a general speech, criticising the general management of the school fund and schools; which, he said, might not be regarded as coming gracefully from him.
Mr. WILSON moved to recommit the bill with instructions to so amend it as to provide a normal school in each congressional district in the State. It occurred to him, that if the Normal School is a good thing, it were well to scatter these institutions a little. He objected to the location of these institutions in large cities, n account of their dissipating tendencies. If we were to have but one of these institutions, he would locate it at Bloomington as a department of the State University. He objected to the diversion of the Township Library fund. He would have these librarians fostered - read - not destroyed. This appropriation to Terre Haute would be as money thrown into the fire to the great mass of tax payers.
Mr. SHUEY regarded the proposition as hostile. Were we indeed prepared to take such a backward step as to cast away this Terre Haute donation? Teaching is a science and a profession. And it is not separately taught in any school of the land but the Normal schools, Therefore, this Normal school is by no means an experiment. These schools are brilliant successes in the States around us.
Mr. PEELLE considered the plighted faith of the State to the people of Terre Haute for the location of this Normal school. He would vote a hundred thousand more rather than break this plighted faith. He would elevate the educational standard. The want of the power of teaching, (more than the want of a knowledge of letters) was the crying want of the State. He represented a constituency that would justify him in voting money to elevate the educational standard.
Mr. ROSS rehearsed what had been done by the people of Terre Haute, by way of donation. He considered that the library fund might be wisely diverted to this Normal School. So far, he was in favor of the bill. But he would vote against the bill before he would support the appropriation of $25,000 for this object out of the treasury. He was opposed to advancing one dollar from the Treasury which is not absolutely necessary. If the State were out of debt, he might be willing, but while bowed down with debt gentlemen should be careful.
Mr. HUGHES said if he were free from the obligation of the Normol School act of 1865, he would have this institution a College in the State University. But the institution being established, the only question was whether we should abandon it as a loss and disparagement to the State, or go forward to its completion. He read from the act, the conditions upon which students shall be received: they shall teach in the common schools for a period twice as long as the term of their tuition. Here was something that especially commends itself to those who desire and expect to elevate the common schools by requiring; higher qualifications in the teachers. These considerations cannot be ignored if the State of Indiana would keep abreast of his sister States in the cause of Education.
Mr. DAGGY proposed to add instructions to strike out the $25,000 appropriation from the general fund. His reason for this , in part was, that it was the original contemplation of the act of 1865, that this normal school building should be erected at the expense of the locality of the institution.
Mr. CRAIN and Mr. McLEAN stated their readiness to strike out that $25,000, if it can be done by unanimous consent, without going again to the committee.
It was so ordered by consent.
Mr. WRIGHT should vote against this bill, because he remembered that the original understanding was that the original appropriation of $50,000 was to complete the building.
Mr. MILLER. Had the people of Terre that understanding?
Mr. McLEAN (in his seat.) No.
Mr. STACKHOUSE expected much from this normal school. He believed that this was a wise diversion of the township library fund. He did not allow any man of the same means to go beyond him as a friend of education.
Mr. WOLFE insisted that this educational effort by the State should be applied to the masses. Very few were willing to subscribe for the support of the day schools beyond the time supplied by the common school fund. Then why not advance these funds to swell the common school fund, and so send its benefits all over the State? He would vote against the bill, because it was for the benefit of the few at the expense of the many.
Mr. BELFORD demanded the previous question, and there was a second; and, under its force -
Mr. Wilson's amendment was rejected.
The vote on the third reading resulted yeas 69, nays 15 - as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Belford, Bird, Bischof, Black, Brucker, Campbell, Carter, Chambers, Crain
page: 364[View Page 364]Crowe, Daggy, Danaldson, Dunn, Erwin, Ferris, Foulke, Funk, Geisendorff, Griggs, Hartman, Hamilton, Hays, Higgins, Hopkins, Hughes, Hungate, Kiser, Litson, Long of Jackson, Long of Kosciusko, Martin, Mason, McCarthy, McClasky, McLean, McMurray, Miller, Moore, Morrison, Montgomery, Newcomb, O'Neil, North, Peelle, Prather, Ratliff, Ross, Rosser, Sabin, Scammahorn, Shook, Shoaff, Shuey, Skidmore. Smith of Lagrange, Smith of Wabash, Spencer, Stackhouse, Stafford, Stewart, Thomas, Van Valkenburgh, Vawter, Wason, Watson, Wolfer, Wolflin, Woods, and Mr. Speaker - 69.
NAYS. - Messrs. Edmonson, Green, Honneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Inman, Lopp, Newland, Shanks, Shull, Thrasher, Williams, Wilson-Wolfe and Wright - 15.
So the bill passed the House of Representatives.
The House then adjourned.

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Scottsdale Environmental Design Award winners showcase environmental excellence
John Douglas Architects recently renovated an existing office building in Downtown Scottsdale, updating it with solar panels, high-tech insulation, retractable roof shading, and recycled and renewable materials. Their effort paid off in more ways than one. Besides saving money and the environment, John Douglas Architects have captured a Scottsdale Environmental Design Award (SEDA). They are among six home and business owners, designers and contractors that are recipients of the award.
The biennial awards program recognizes the best in Scottsdale design and architecture – aesthetically expressive, sustainable work appropriate to the upper Sonoran Desert and Scottsdale's unique environment. The program serves to educate the public by example and acknowledge quality green and sustainable development.
The winners are:
** 4400 Civic Center, 4400 N. Civic Center Plaza; Owner: John Douglas, FAIA; Architect: John Douglas Architects; Contractor: Venue Projects Kitchell-Perez; Nomination submitted by John Douglas, FAIA
** Appaloosa Library, 7377 E. Silverstone Drive; Owner: City of Scottsdale; Architect: DWL Architects + Planners, Inc. and Douglas Sydnor Architect and Associates; Contractor: Haydon Building Corp; Nomination submitted by Jeremy Jones, AIA
** George "Doc" Cavalliere Park, 27775 N. Alma School Parkway; Owner: City of Scottsdale; Landscape Architect: JJR/Floor; Contractor: Markham Contracting Co., Inc.; Nomination submitted by Chris Brown, ASLA
** McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park – Model Railroad Exhibit Building, 7301 E. Indian Bend Road; Owner: City of Scottsdale; Architect: Holly Street Studio; Contractor: DL Withers; Nomination submitted by Diane Jacobs, AIA
** Granite Reef Senior Center, 1700 N. Granite Reef Road; Owner: City of Scottsdale; Architect: Gabor Lorant; Contractor: Cal Wadsworth; Nomination submitted by Gabor Lorant Architects
** The Edible Landscape Project, 8243 E. Monte Vista Road; Owner: Joan Baron; Designer: Joan Baron; Contractor: Life's a Garden; Nomination submitted by Joan Baron
The Scottsdale City Council will recognize the award winners at its regular meeting at 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 27, in the City Hall Kiva, 3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
For winning project summaries and pictures, visit: http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/departments/planning/OEI/SEDA/2012_Winners
"These award winners demonstrate their ability to implement the 'Scottsdale Sensitive Design Principles,'" said SEDA Coordinator Steve Venker. He added that winners were recognized for project types that included residential and commercial buildings and structures, open space, landscape and urban design.
Program sponsors include the city's Environmental Quality Advisory and Development Review boards, Scottsdale Northeast Valley section of the American Institute of Architects – Phoenix Metro Chapter, Taliesin Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, and the American Society of Landscape Architects – Arizona Chapter.
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The '90s best centers.
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The most valuable players in the NBA are a rock solid point guard, and dominant two-way big men. We've already reviewed who manned the point with poise and panache in the 1990s; now it's time to consider the big men who patrolled the paint. Many of the names are no surprise, but a few of them just might make you say "Hmmmm…"
Hakeem Olajuwon
Throughout his amazing career Hakeem Olajuwon was known to many fans as "The Dream." But, for opposing centers, power forwards and coaches he was always recurring nightmare.
It started when Olajuwon made his debut as "Big Brother Dream Shake" while a member of Phi Slama Jamma at the University of Houston, and he and Clyde Drexler provided free facials to college players across the country.
It continued in the NBA when just two years removed from being the first pick in famed '84 draft, Dream joined forces with a creaky-kneed Ralph Sampson to challenge the Bird-led Celtics for the NBA's Golden Globe. The Rockets would fall, but Olajuwon would serve notice that before Christian Okoye ever picked up a football he was the real Nigerian Nightmare.
The League's night terrors only got worse in the 1990s because at his apex Olajuwon could drop 27 points, 12 boards, 3 assists and 4 blocks and never break his cool. Dream would never conquer Mount Jordan, but unlike his peers, Hakeem took advantage of Mike's brief dalliance in baseball's minor leagues to snatch two rings of his own.
Whether he was schooling The Admiral by the Riverwalk, or teaching a break dancing Shaq the meaning of "craftiness", there can be no doubt that Olajuwon was the defining center of the 1990s.
Sweet dreams suckers.
David Robinson
Does unapologetic dominance impress you, or is well-rounded brilliance more your cup of tea? Your preference likely dictates whether placing David Robinson over Shaquille O'Neal on this list seems like a logical move, or proof of idiocy.
Like the sun, David Robinson is an underappreciated star. Few people marvel at the sunlight that sustains life, and many NBA fans don't realize that in his prime Robinson was a two-way player for the ages. Labeled "a black Adonis" by sportswriters infatuated with his physique, the beastliness of Robinson's game was often overshadowed by his attention gathering deltoids and pectorals.
But, unlike some players, Robinson wasn't content with living off his physical gifts; instead he developed a smooth lefty-stroke from 15-feet that made his first step even more devastating. In his best statistical year, Robinson posted a ridiculous 30 points, 11 boards, 5 assists and 3 blocks, and that was the year before he finagled the MVP away from Olajuwon!
Sadly, Robinson's achievements have been overshadowed by Hakeem's dominance, and the fact that he never won a ring without Tim Duncan. Like Sol, it seems like Robinson's brilliance will be forever hidden in plain sight.
Shaquille O'Neal
Shaq may be the most physically gifted player to ever enter the NBA.
Younger fans probably scoff at that notion when considering the plodding journeyman now sporting Celtics' green. Even those fans who remember O'Neal slamming his purple and gold bulk into opposing centers until they whimpered might not appreciate the full range of his gifts.
But, trust and believe, when Shaq was sporting the Magic's pinstripes his incomparable combination of speed, grace, agility, leaping ability and strength was awe-inspiring.
Shaq was a bigger,, meaner and more coordinated version of Dwight Howard when he turned the Magic from laughingstock to championship contender.
Consider the numbers from his rookie year in 1993 when he averaged 23 points, 14 boards and 3.5 blocks, and immediately made the Magic a .500 team. The next year, paired with Penny Hardaway, O'Neal would drop 29 points and 13 boards while shooting 60 percent from the field
But, Shaq always had a problem staying on the court, and by the middle of the decade he regularly missed 20 games a season. His defensive numbers declined, and his teams, despite their talent, were becoming known for being swept from the Playoffs. The Diesel wouldn't truly begin his reign until the next decade, but even as a young buck battling wily vets he was a bad, bad man.
Patrick Ewing
It was all about the scowl.
"Game face" doesn't really do justice to what Patrick Ewing sported. Teammates, opponents and fans often call Ewing a "warrior", and it's easy to imagine that he considered every game a life or death battle.
How else can you explain the grim visage and plethora of perspiration he brought to every contest?
Ewing likely developed his glower by staring down racist fans who called him a "monkey" as he dominated high school basketball in Boston. The glare only improved when he joined forces with John Thompson at Georgetown and became college basketball's Bad Boys without actually doing anything bad. By the time, Ewing got to New York, he had learned that basketball was more than just a game, and his attitude reflected that truth.
Ewing wasn't better than the names ahead of him on this list, but that's true of most big men. Patrick was still a guaranteed 20 points and 10 boards in the 90's, and even if he constantly failed to deliver a championship to the Mecca, he never failed to leave his heart and soul on the hardwood. He was the leader of Knicks' teams that are forever linked to gritty, hard-nosed basketball.
That's a legacy that suits him.
Alonzo Mourning
What's that old saying about the size of the fight in the dog?
Alonzo Mourning wasn't a particularly large man as far as NBA centers go. He wasn't ridiculously athletic and didn't have a bevy of post moves. But, Zo was one of the toughest competitors and fiercest defenders the game has ever seen.
For example, most folks don't know that Mourning averaged 20 and 10 with 3 blocks his rookie year, or that halfway through that year he had already set the CAREER blocks record for the Charlotte franchise. Throughout the 90's, Mourning was one of most dependable offensive centers in the League, and on defense he was in an elite class.
But, the most enduring memories of Mourning come from the epic playoff battles waged between his Heat and their archrivals in New York. Many folks have unfairly blamed those literal slugfests for the NBA's new rules about perimeter touching and its overreaction to fights between players. Zo typically lost those ugly skirmishes, but the raw emotion displayed by both teams still sparks nostalgia in many fans.
Who doesn't love a good fight?
Dikembe Mutombo
Deke. Mt. Mutombo. Gramps. The guy with the funny voice.
Those monikers were attached to Dikembe Mutombo during his impressive NBA career, but none of them truly encompass everything Mutombo embodied.
Class. Intelligence. Dignity. Rejection
That's more like it.
Mutombo won the defensive player of the year award three times in the 1990's, and four times overall in his career. He's second on the all-time blocks list behind Hakeem Olajuwon, and in his prime never averaged fewer than 10 rebounds and 2 blocks a game, even if he rarely cracked the 14 point plateau.
Deke had the patented Georgetown scowl down pat, but with his finger wagging and cheerful off-court demeanor he never seemed too angry. Mutombo will always be known as a staunch defender, but his most enduring legacies are the hospital he built in his home country, and the sense that he truly cared about the world beyond basketball.
Rik Smits
This is where the list got a little funky. There was a bottleneck for these last three positions and a decision had to be made about how much value to assign statistics and how much value to give potentially faulty recollection.
Statistics say that Rik Smits was an injury-prone, piss poor rebounder who never averaged 20 points per game for a season. Ah, but memory focused on Smits' beautiful touch around the basket, his outstanding up-and-under move, and his refusal to back down from the brutes who attempted to punk him.
Memory won.
Smits was the second-best player on a perennial playoff team and championship contender. That's the best way to describe him. He managed to carve out a respectable career in the League despite bad feet and distinct lack of jumping ability because he knew how to play the game. Alongside Reggie Miller, he was the go-to post player for the Indiana Pacers who counted on the "Davis Boys" to do all the dirty work in the paint. Smits wasn't a star, but for a four or five year stretch he was definitely a problem for opposing coaches.
And the Dunkin' Dutchman had a wicked nickname.
Rony Seikaly
Rony Seikaly is something of a forgotten man in NBA history.
Seikaly was the first pick of the expansion Miami Heat, and at the time he was heralded as the perfect building block for the new franchise on South Beach.
Rony got off to a slow start, but worked his way into a consistent 16 points and 11 boards for much of his early career. Seikaly always seemed to play a little too fast for his brain, which was reflected in his extremely high fouls per game numbers. But, when under control, Seikaly could wheel and deal on the block with jump hooks and fadeaways, and he regularly crammed on the skulls of players who got their scouting reports from Sidney Deane.
Seikaly had the tools to be one of the greats, but almost seemed to view life in the League as afterthought. He didn't mind letting general managers know they couldn't hold him hostage for the money since his family was wealthy, and he even refused to report to camp in Golden State one year because he was unhappy with his role.
Last, but certainly not least, his ex-wife makes Glenn Rice's ex-wife look like Lady Gaga.
Brad Daugherty
This spot came down to Vlade Divac or Brad Daugherty. Should Vlade's superior passing and flopping be rewarded, or should Daugherty's injury shortened by still sublime career be recognized?
The flashes of brilliance Daugherty showed would not be denied.
Daugherty was a legit 20 and 10 in the '90s, and combined with Mark Price to form one of the League's toughest little man/ big man combos. With a wide base, atrocious biker shorts and post moves galore, Daugherty was as fundamentally sound a big man as you could find. He played in three All-Star games in the 90's and even made the All-NBA third team once. Before chronic back problems forced him to retire at 28, Daugherty seemed poised to round into the consummate building block, even as his Cavaliers continued to be foils for Jordan's Bulls.
Sadly, we can only ask "what if"?
Vlade Divac
Vlade Divac was not dominant nor was he a star. His stats for the '90s were right at 13 points and 9 rebounds. Despite his reputation as a passing big man without equal, his assist numbers aren't even that eye-popping when compared to the other centers on this list.
But Vlade was a gamer. Who can forget him running with his arms down by his side to Magic Johnson for a hug after converting a sweet assist in the 1991 Finals? How the way Divac always seemed to have flop sweat and miasma of cigarette smoke around him in the middle of basketball games?
Divac was consistently good, and played well on some fairly talented teams. True, he is partially responsible for the horrible increase in flopping in the League, and he clearly didn't care much about physical conditioning, but he understood the game. Divac played with smoothness and a flair that was fun to watch. His place on this list is arguable, but his game was not.


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The FBI reporting more than six billion dollars an art fraud and theft just last year alone so would an investment in an art -- funding is sound investment.
We have someone who was creating an entire exchange of funds.
Backed by our and other rare collectibles -- size of managing partner of the liquid at rarity exchange and he joins us now Andy it's a fascinating.
Two to financiers -- kind of securitize some of these art forms and it in a form of of socks but.
You know picking is a tough thing to do pricing of these stocks is even tougher to do.
Just ask Warren Buffett -- -- he takes years to decide the value of a company and that's a company with fixed assets how on earth.
Do you price something like it like an oriental rug or are painting.
-- a great question -- -- thanks thanks for having me personal.
You know it's -- not often you get somebody on your show talking about creating a new asset class.
So you know all all kind of give a little bit of an explanation into how we started -- I have a bit of explaining to do Hampshire.
You know with all the financial markets have been so far -- is -- unpredictable they've been.
People don't know where to put their money at the moment and at the same time we've been seeing.
So many stories in the news of of people's spending exorbitant prices on items like.
You know classic cars and fine art and you know music memorabilia sports memorabilia.
And we're in.
It seems like every day somebody comes out of the woodwork and spends that you know the highest -- in history and some of these items so we're wondering you know what's going on with that.
What does it take to invest in some in this sort of thing and make a good sound value decision.
There's a quote from and artists we all know and he said I can't even afford to buy my own art.
In other stuff is just outside of my price range missile -- can't afford that was part Pablo Picasso so the stuff you know they can be priced very high and it can be price.
Almost you know ridiculously high so -- let me it is -- just.
Ask you how this would work I assume US capitol you will -- Gemstones or -- rare art or fine art or art that may very well appreciate and that's that's kind of an -- -- -- stopped out to media mean when you look at -- you can look at say for example Donald sultan or Nancy -- and say well they're already up there but.
How much more valuable would they be common.
There are a lot of forgeries out there we just saw the scandal about the to coatings in the Jackson Pollock's how will it work that you can ensure that what you put in this -- to back it up.
Is of good quality.
Well all the items would be authenticated insured but that aside you know I have to be very clear on we're not an investment company and you know we're we're not issuing securities sure.
We leave that up to the investment bank -- that's their core competency.
Just that's it is the core competency of of rarity experts we say rarity as we really mean tangible items of high value that have a -- appreciation of our chance of appreciation.
So we have rarity experts on one side and we have the financial world on the other side.
And you know they don't want to do each other's job.
But the -- experts have a lifetime of of experience and confining these items and making those sort of value decisions for the investor.
And that's really what we're bringing it to -- bring it to the average investor who can't afford to pay from -- dish out money.
And doesn't have their guidance and expertise you know -- I.
I don't wanna get -- stuck in this want what but I do I do wanna jump off from what was was saying which is.
Cool holds the risk I mean you have to have legal obligations here who holds the risk yes.
And there have been examples if some of the sort -- turns out not to be genuine the issuer or the stockholder.
Well you know we talk about rarity is -- for talking about items that are almost instantly familiar to people.
So there's going to be a long history of prominence long history behind these -- -- -- ownership and in it's it's not like we're going and buying them now some -- street from somebody at that if these are gonna be items that about that have been owned by.
By by people -- for many decades a lot of cases so.
So you know there's that there's that and you know what we wanna put these into a fund that's going to be -- and there's -- management system as well -- track and then.
And keep -- -- all.
Have to do really mean to add to defer your side of this and there is something that tracks the art world and it's the MEI Moses world art index and we want to let our viewers know it outperformed the S&P.
Last year it was up about 10% that I didn't begin that I saw that the Chinese art component of this.
What's up 20%.
So while this one was -- -- percent outperforming.
The Chinese art world is going -- that's because the new Chinese millionaires and billionaires want this stuff as well so there's an opportunity possibly.
That's right and there's a number of private -- funds -- -- the world right now and existence we wanna do it publicly but in the private -- -- there's been you know double digit returns in some cases.
-- side it is always a pleasure to see somebody's opening up our brand new market and thank you for bringing -- selective.
I thank you so much is exciting to me and I think the public will feel the same way thank you thank you for coming in --
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Microsoft, Bank of America, Discover, Deem, Facebook, First Data, Linkable Networks, LivingSocial, MasterCard and others create The CardLinx Association to reduce consumer and merchant friction for payment-enabled offers and ads.
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Monday at the Money 2020 event in Las Vegas, leading merchants and companies from ecommerce, banking, payments and social media unveiled The CardLinx Association, a new interoperability organization to enhance the consumer experience with local commerce and card linked offers. Founding members of The CardLinx Association include Microsoft Corp., Bank of America, Discover, Deem, Facebook, First Data Corp., Linkable Networks Inc., LivingSocial, MasterCard, Affinity Solutions Inc., CardSpring Inc. and Cardlytics.
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As the "offers" space has become more popular, consumers have often found it cumbersome to take advantage of the variety of offers, which has slowed growth in the industry. Card linked offers help solve that problem by giving merchants and advertisers the ability to deliver an offer or deal to consumers via their credit, debit or other payment cards without having to use a paper coupon, voucher or promotion code on their mobile devices. The mission of The CardLinx Association is to establish increased interoperability, eliminate friction and promote the growth of the card linked offers industry.
The CardLinx Association membership is open to financial institutions, publishers, advertisers and merchants, merchant acquirers, payment networks and offer technology companies. The association will develop and institute common business practices and interoperability standards to minimize friction in the sourcing, serving, publishing, redeeming and cross-syndicating of card linked offers - ultimately leading to the growth of the industry. Companies interested in joining the association should visit http://www.cardlinx.org.
"We're focused on connecting digital advertising to the physical world in a way that minimizes friction for merchants and consumers so they can engage with each other in valuable ways. We believe that card linked offers will play a key role in delivering on this promise, which is why we're eager and committed to be one of the founding members of The CardLinx Association," said Erik Jorgensen, general manager of Local Advertising with Microsoft. "We're excited to partner with other industry leaders to bring this to life via The CardLinx Association."
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Welcome to the website of the Institute for Gender and Development Studies, St. Augustine Unit. Formerly known as the Centre for Gender and Development Studies, the IGDS has its origins in the work of the Women and Development Studies Group (WDSG) at The UWI. We celebrate our 20th Anniversary this year in 2013. Our mission is to produce and disseminate knowledge on gender-related issues in the Caribbean in support of the UWI's Mission and to enhance Caribbean development.
What we do
- We offer disciplinary and interdisciplinary courses in Gender across faculties within The University of the West Indies at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
- We initiate collaborative research projects that address the relationship of gender to all areas of society.
- We pursue a program of outreach activities that includes seminars, workshops and networking events.
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How to find the IGDS
IGDS Online Journal, Archives and Research Project Websites
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Across America, service-learning is helping students perform better in school while improving their communities through service. By connecting classroom lessons with community service projects, service-learning engages students and brings learning to life. You can help spread the word about the benefits of service-learning and grow the movement of service-learning from 30 percent of K-12 schools to more than 50 percent of schools in the next five years.
To view these materials, click on the links below:
- Bring Learning to Life: An Introduction to Service-Learning (Video)
- Bring Learning to Life: An Introduction to Service-Learning (Brochure)
- What is Service-Learning? A Guide for Parents
(Written by Cathryn Berger Kaye) - Service-Learning in Action
Below are some tips and ideas for how to use these materials in your local efforts to educate others about the power of service-learning and the benefits of your program.
Program Video
- Show it to all educators and staff in your school or organization.
- Contact your local cable access station to see if they will run the video in its entirety.
- Contact local and state educator associations to see if they will play the video at their trainings and conferences.
- Reach out to a neighboring school or organization to see if you can arrange a screening and information session on service-learning.
- Ask your local newspaper or television station if they will host a community screening and forum on service-learning.
- Show the video to potential community partners or funders to demonstrate how service-learning works and how they can be a part of it.
- Arrange a showing for your school board, town council, or other elected officials.
- You can use stickers or insert into a writeable PDF. Don't have the time or know-how? Use your students' talents!
- Distribute the brochures at trainings and events.
- Provide your community partners with a supply of brochures to distribute.
- Encourage teachers who use service-learning to share the brochures with parents during parent-teacher conferences to help educate them on the benefits of service-learning to their children.
In late December, Learn and Serve America's first-ever television public service announcement was distributed to thousands of broadcast and cable stations nationwide. In just one month, 78 stations have broadcast the PSA more than 1,000 times, reaching an estimated audience of more than 15 million viewers.
Imagine how many more stations are likely to air the spots after being contacted by a service-learning program in their state or community urging them to spread this important message to parents, students, and teachers. Learn how you can make a difference and encourage local stations to play the PSA. If you have any additional questions, contact Jacqueline Aker.


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As part of an ongoing segement on Sunrise 7, we're continuing to feature new and exciting things going on at United Ways around the area. This morning, Tari Johns from the United Way of Inner Wisconsin stopped by to tell us what they have going on.
Learning for Life - Recently United Way of Inner Wisconsin's Women's Leadership Council (WLC) started Learning for Life, a Reading Mentor program in south Wood County. Reading mentors spend time with students one on one or in small groups on a weekly basis. Another tool that the WLC has helped to fund is a Virtual Reading Coach Program that benchmarks each student and determines where their greatest needs are. The program then works with the student to improve and enhance their reading skills. Their goal is to have all children reading proficiently at or above their current grade level.
Campaign Sweepstakes - They have implemented a sweepstakes this year to help bring 'New Dollars' to the campaign. 5 individuals will each win a $1,000 cash prize sponsored by local businesses. To qualify a donor must give $26 new dollars to the campaign. The deadline is Friday November 16th.
If you'd like to get involved in the Learning for Life program or enter their Campaign Sweepstakes, click here: United Way Campaign Sweepstakes


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Sahaja Meditation is meant for everyone who desires to find his or her true self, which is full of peace, joy of life and love for others. It is not just a book or a set of exercises but a living science that will open up to you gradually as your meditations become deeper and your experience stronger and more fulfilling. Sahaja Meditation was developed by Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. It involves the awakening of a subtle spiritual energy which lies dormant in the sacrum bone, rolled up in a spiral …
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It's hard not to be inspired by Austin Kleon's Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative–a book that hit the New York Times best-seller list and has quickly won over creative types who love Austin's simple but profound advice. This very feature, Live By the Book, is all about everyday inspiration brought to you by books, so this week we're turning the tables, and asking: What inspires you? Please tell us below, in the comments (a Pantone postcard would be nice, but might take too long), and a copy of Austin's book could be yours!
Live by the Book: Steal Like an Artist by workmanpub
Is it a framed piece of art, like one of Austin's own Newspaper Blackout poems? If you're the photography type, would the vintage filter on a Lomography Domino Camera send you out on a snapping excursion? Or does the blank page inspire you? Maybe perching at an (out)standing workstation gets your creative juices flowing. But if you're really stuck, we do hope you have an Artist's Mini Survival Kit at the ready!
If, on the other hand, you're really feeling like a powerhouse of imagination, it's wise to have multiple surfaces (like a real, working, mini Etch-a-Sketch necklace — you know, for when the sketchbook isn't handy) on which to scribble your best creative secrets. And they wouldn't be creative secrets if you didn't have the option of eliminating any trace of your notes and sketches. No, seriously, I mustache you to erase that.
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Getting stuck traveling on the roads in and out of Central London at rush hour is a frustrating experience.
With 8 million people living in the city and another 1 million commuting to work each day, it is no wonder that some people have decided that taking to the air by helicopter is an excellent way to escape the congestion. So, as in many cities across the world, wealthy individuals and business executives increasingly use helicopters to ensure that their time and money is not wasted in traffic jams. The work is a critical source of income relied upon by helicopter charter operators.
But now there are concerns that these operators could face pressure if tighter restrictions come into play. Politicians in London, including Mayor Boris Johnson, have called for a review of helicopter operations over the city following the fatal crash of an Agusta A109 helo on Jan. 16. Two people, including the pilot, were killed and several more on the ground were injured when the aircraft—operated by executive charter company Rotormotion Ltd.—struck a tower crane in poor visibility as it was diverting into the London Heliport in Battersea. Video footage and images on social media websites showed chaotic scenes of burning wreckage and flame-charred vehicles.
Although an interim report by U.K. accident investigators highlights that the operator's client that day suggested abandoning the flight because of inclement weather, companies understandably fear that any review coming out of such high-exposure events can bring tightened regulations that further squeeze their operations, which have already dwindled in the wake of the U.K.'s economic woes.
And their fears are well-founded. When a light aircraft flew into an apartment building in New York in 2006, the FAA placed tougher restrictions on light aircraft using some aviation corridors around the city.
According to Civil Aviation Authority statistics, helicopter traffic across London has dropped compared with 2007 and 2008. In July 2008, the number of helicopter movements traveling through or using the heliport was more than 4,300, while the highest recorded in 2012 was less than half that, with just more than 2,000 movements.
Londoners already hate helicopters, a view shared by residents of New York, Los Angeles and other major cities worldwide. This dislike has been further heightened by concerns over the recent crash, despite it being the first helicopter accident ever recorded in urban London.
"Any review raised over helicopter operations in London is a knee-jerk reaction," says Michael Hampton, managing director of helicopter operator Capital Air Services. "London's airspace is extremely well-controlled and tightly regulated and the helicopter routes are very well-defined.
"Any changes or reductions from a review would be very damaging to the helicopter charter industry, which depends on flying customers into London. We are only just getting over the impact of the economic downturn of 2008, and more recently the Olympics, which forced a reduction in helicopter operations into London. It would also send a very sad message to the business community and rest of the world," adds Hampton.


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A former Minocqua man is now charged in deadly Colorado crash.
According to the Denver Post, Maverick James Bain, 23, is charged with vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, and three other misdemeanor charges related to drunk driving. Police say during the early morning hours of September 29, Bain drove drunk and crashed his jeep killing one of his passengers.
The accident happened in Breckenridge, Colorado, which is about 80 miles west of Denver.
The victim, Blake W. Roberts, 21, is originally from Edina, Minnesota, and had lived in Colorado for roughly three years.
Bain is currently being held in the Summit County Jail in Colorado on a $15,000 bond.
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Thanks to mayfrayn for scanning, head over to lion_lamb LJ the translation (she translated the main part of the article and there's nothing as such about Rob that's why I didn't put it up)
Thanks to Kinga for the tip.
*enough said*
@dessert yeah enough and clear ;)
*walks away with crossed arms*
See! You said
*whispering* bike Robler in front of BAFTA...
See comment on other thread!
whispering fings...
Oh, you guys!
*rolls eyes in a Stephenie Meyer way*
@lemonless LOL rolles eyes in a stephenie way hey that makes fifty angry dont do it in front of him
Hi CMG'
I whisper alot around BAFTA, he gets easily peeved, he gets very upset if I have another avi.
Hi Lemons,
Still a little tipsy?
@Chocolate and Lemon
Ah, ah! ;)))))
he he he
BAFTA Rob is very greedy. ;o)
@Robsessive: I can only hope...
Fae: A perfect combination!
How are you girls, anyway? It seems like an age.
By the way: FILTM!
@Dessert: The Babycham's wearing off, now. ;-)
I think I'm in big trouble!
Have something stronger
Gin or Sambucca?
Lemonless Sorry, what? A perfect combination?
Yes, long time no talk to you...
I'm good, a little bit crazy, but good! :) You?
Wow are you going to light the sambucca?
You're all in poitning arrows tonight!
That's an angry face all right!
He's pissed because I shouted out... well you know!
@Fae: Chocolate and lemon: a perfect combination, especially if it's 70% cocoa.
@Dessert: Of course i'd light it, although it's a scandalous waste of alcohol.
I know! :)
I'm lucky it's not that easy to piss off Tyler!
I'm mentioning BAFTA too much...
YES!!!! It is!!!!
Love it!
@Fae: I feel a dark chocolate Robhobnob coming on! Friday is treat day after all.
Don't talk about dark chocolate hobnonbs!!!!! You'll make me come over!
@Fae: You'd be welcome, honey. Especially if you brought limoncello. (Hint!)
I'm bringing it!!!
Can I bring some rum too? ;)
Ummm... where are you again? So I don't miss the house! ;)
Try not to burn you lips --- very painful :(
@Fae: Rum goes very well with chocolate, too. And sultanas. I'm in England, not far from Dessert. Shall we start a party? I think Jessie's pretty close, too. Bring Annie with you, and pick up Dina on the way, OK?
@Dessert: I'd blow it out to drink it, silly! And pretty damn quick.
I posted this on the other thread but we seam to be kangarooing today..
It's amazing what a pack of Hobnobs will do ------------>
I know you blow it out first LOL!
I'm trying to get a few together for the Bel Ami premiere next year.
Annie is a def. Hopefully so is Fae?
Ok! I think Dina has to pick up us on the way! LOL
You call Jessie ( I don't know her) and Dessert! K?
Hobnobs get him stoned? LMAO!
And don't ask me about London, I don't have a job! :((((((((((
So see ya in half an hour or so?
@Dessert: You know what? I think I'm more up for Bel Ami than I am for Eclipse. there. I said it out loud. Unleash the dogs of war!
Next year isn't here yet! You may have by then.
@Fae: Sure, honey. Gives me enough time to lay out the nibbles on the Rob themed place mats!
I pray. But it's less then a year and I have college on my back, so only job I can do is some part time, so... no savings from that.
I have a soft spot for Edward (see my top ten on the Rob's #52 thread) but Bel Ami is going to be PPFF!!
I'm going to need suport when I see it.
The period dress,
The accent
The sex scenes
The accent???? LMAO! You too???
Praying, seding good vibes, fingers and toes crossed that you will be there.
But I'm not sad about it! LOL
As soon as you throw those papers in LA, I'd be dragged to London! ;)
I've only seen Cedric on the cinema screen and back then I felt like a dirty old woman oogling a very young man!
Twilight, New Moon and Remember Me were all with Robs American accent.
I want to hear HIM!!
I understand! Cause I wanna hear him too!!!!
We're all going to need suport seeing Bel Ami. NB's need our own screening.... Private screening LOL
Each NB alone in the room! LOL
@fae: Yes, the same accent.
~and yes, I'm so going to have to be alone in the room when I see Bel Ami, or it's going to be all kinds of embarrassing!
Good idea, Big screen and just one NB -- heaven!
@Dessert: and chocolate. there has to be chocolate.
Oh yes lots and lots of chocolate...
and the NB drink
(only NB's know what that is so it's a secret)
@Dessert: It's an exclusive club, but who's going to be there to mix it?
Lemon and Dessert
Rob of course! LMAO
@Fae: A private screening of Bel Ami with Rob mixing drinks? do you seriously believe that the poor boy would get out alive?
Do u seriously believe that I would get out alive? Haha!
@Fae: Point taken.
IF nobody has done it yet, somebody needs to send Kate/Goz/Kat the link to the MTVMA clip of Rob and Tom Cruise. It's freaking hilarious! I cannot stop watching it!
@dessert yeah we need those screens our special screens actually I want a detailed one with extras;)
lots of different magazines,rob why
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