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As it opens, beautiful choral music breathes life into the impressive bedroom scene, featuring regal red curtains set against large stone walls (created by NCRT's amazing scenic designer Marty Burnett) and the audience is immediately transported.
King Henry adores his mistress Alais (Alexandra Grossi), but has not cut his ties to his wife Eleanor (Kandis Chappell) whom he has forbade to leave the castle for years. It's Christmas time and Henry's sons are also at court. Richard (Richard Baird), Geoffrey (Jason Maddy) and John (Kyle Roche) are present to hear from their father's own lips who will succeed him as King.
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Truly Full N SoftAs the name suggests, this mascara keeps your lashes looking full and soft, without that "clumpy" look that so many mascaras do today! The brush is tapered and the product lasts all day. The price point is great too. Buy this mascara with confidence! — 2 months, 1 week agomisstrix | 2 reviews
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300 thousand without drinkable water in West Virginia due to a spill at a coal processing facility. Yet another train load of oil off the tracks and burning. Yet nowhere near the worst week for for the fossil fuel industry. If we spent as much on clean energy as we do cleaning up fossil fuel disasters we would have a very different mix of energy sources.
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"The arctic ice cap continues to melt, although more of it returned this year than predicted; the cap is still smaller than it ought to be." ... who are you to say what the ice cap's size should be? or who is anyone for that matter - scientist, president, Pope or otherwise?
and Marsh - your comment from the Vatican on sustainable development... I think most people in the world would agree that we should reduce waste and create more sustainable ways of living. but those innovations and technologies are realistically not here yet, so we must rely on what we have to date. completely tearing down the financial system and destryoing capitalism would have vasty worse consequences on the state of the world than a trace amount of warming. we need to ease into this.
11 months ago
You might want to check the real data and you might find that the actual warming stopped 15 years ago and has been essentially stable since then. You might also want to keep in mind that there is no valid scientific proof that co2 concentrations in the atmosphere cause the earth's temperature to rise. On a properly done graph, you will find that the rise in temperature over many thousands of years does not follow increases in co2 in the atmosphere. Rather the graphs show the reverse. I might add that without CO2 in the atmosphere we all die a somewhat unpleasant thought for most of us. While the environmentalist might find that last point actually helpful, since their main object seems to be to get rid of people, plants and animals also die without co2. that would certainly mess up the plans to return the earth to its alleged pristine condition before we showed up.
11 months ago
Marsh: "Do you really think everything is just fine? Do you honestly believe that we can pump billions of tons of chemicals into the atmosphere, chemicals NOT placed there by God, ..."
The above dramatic-sounding nonsense is just more evidence of the complete lack of scientific aptitude of the most prolific purveyor of "global warming" claptrap on catholic.org.
God placed about 5,150,000,000,000,000,000 kg of atmosphere on planet earth, thus Marsh's dreaded "billions of tons" of chemicals amounts to a whopping .000000179 fraction of the total atmosphere on earth. And those "billions of tons" were produced over a long period of time, and so do not always persist in the atmosphere. Those "billions of tons of chemicals" mostly consisted of CO2 which is the gas that living green plants need to be able to breath, and with which they produce "billions of tons" of O2 for us to be able to breath.
11 months ago
I watched a fascinating documentary about solar cycles. There is a valid theory that things warm and cool in cycles. I do believe we need to be better stewards but theories of disastrous ends shouldn't consume our thoughts.
11 months ago
And I should add this, from 2006:
We have to change. We have to find a sustainable way forward. The status quo isn't it. It's the obligation of the whole world to find a way. Not just us, but definitely including you. We must be stewards of creation and we must accept the direction of our Church.
I am Catholic before I am political.
11 months ago
Oh come on. Do you really think everything is just fine? Do you honestly believe that we can pump billions of tons of chemicals into the atmosphere, chemicals NOT placed there by God, but by the carefree hand of man building his new Tower of Babel, and there would be absolutely no consequences?
Noah warned of the flood. He was ridiculed. Nobody believed him until the rain began to fall and the door of the ark was shut.
Where will you be on that day?
11 months ago
I have two words: GloBULL Warming
11 months ago
So 2013 was a record high temperature?
Not according to the U of Alabama global satellite data:,
or even a composite of the 5 major global temperature sources:
One has to wonder where this type of "scientific" garbage is coming from, unless it funding time for these "scientists" at the $ trough.
11 months ago
Is it possible that as the oceans warm water vapour and CO2 are released into the atmosphere? If this is the case then CO2 is not the cause of any warming but the result of it.
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Pastor Andy originally hails from Allentown, Pennsylvania. He began to feel a call to ministry in high school, when he had the opportunity to be involved in music ministry at his home church and district. He graduated from Eastern Nazarene College in 2003 with a degree in youth ministry and minor in music. He met the love of his life Angela, also an ENC graduate, while they both attended Nazarene Theological Seminary. Andy graduated with a Master in Divinity in 2008, and he and Angela were married that same year. The joy of their lives and constant stream of energy, Corban, was born in September 2012. Andy was ordained as an elder in the Church of the Nazarene in 2013. He loves being with his family (especially on the beach), playing ultimate frisbee, watching football, geocaching, kayaking, fishing, and going to Sweet Frog! His greatest desire is to see God's people engaged in a life of worship all week long, Sunday morning through Saturday night!
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The air's a little cooler, the leaves are turning, and the kids are back in school – fall is definitely here! September was full of hustle and bustle here at Stem and for our clients. Here's a look at what they've been up to over the past month: Langley family lawyer Michael Jones of Waterstone Law Group blogged a primer … more »
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Curran book teaches encouraging lessonDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Rennie Curran doesn't exactly have an everyman's story. The son of Liberian immigrants, he became an All-SEC performer at Georgia, one of the Bulldogs' most popular players and an NFL draft pick by the time he was 21 years old. And ...Blog | May 14, 2013
Ten UGA draft prospects to watchDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia's 2013 class of NFL draft picks could become the largest in program history if things go according to plan over the next few days. The Bulldogs' previous record is eight players picked in the 2002 draft, and there are exactl...Blog | April 25, 2013
Georgia Bulldogs proud of NFL draft successDavid Ching
Despite 35 ex-Bulldogs on active NFL rosters in 2012, Georgia hopes to finally end an eight-year drought since a Dawg defender became a first-round pick.Story | Conversation | April 24, 2013
'Joe Cool' Ramsey already showing skillsDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Aaron Murray and Arthur Lynch have been teammates with 18 NFL draft picks -- with more to come in this month's draft -- since becoming Bulldogs in 2009, and that has helped them develop a feel for who has some talent. When Murray, ...Blog | April 02, 2013
Anderson goes to Colts in seventh roundDavid Ching
Former Georgia offensive lineman Justin Anderson became the sixth ex-Bulldogs player off the board when the Indianapolis Colts selected him Saturday with the first pick in the seventh round of the NFL draft. Anderson went to the Colts with the 208...Blog | April 28, 2012
Vikings take Walsh in sixth roundDavid Ching
Blair Walsh joined Saturday's NFL draft parade of former Georgia players when the Minnesota Vikings selected the former Bulldogs kicker with the 175th overall pick in the sixth round. Walsh is the third place-kicker selected in this year's draft, ...Blog | April 28, 2012
Eagles take Boykin in fourth roundDavid Ching
Brandon Boykin became the fourth Georgia player selected in the NFL draft when the Philadelphia Eagles picked him in Saturday's fourth round with the 123rd overall pick. Several draft analysts gave Boykin a second- or third-round grade, but he sli...Blog | April 28, 2012
Charles slides to Bengals in fourthDavid Ching
Orson Charles' wait to be selected in the NFL draft ended Saturday when the Cincinnati Bengals selected him in the fourth round. Charles, the Bulldogs' only early entry into the draft, was the 116th overall selection and 21st pick in the fourth ro...Blog | April 28, 2012
Texans pick Jones in fourth roundDavid Ching
Ben Jones, one of Georgia's most valuable offensive linemen of the Mark Richt era, went to the Houston Texans in the fourth round of the NFL draft. The Texans picked Jones with the 99th overall pick Saturday in the draft -- which he discovered whi...Blog | April 28, 2012
Several Dawgs await draft's final roundsDavid Ching
Watch Saturday's Rounds 4-7 live on WatchESPN.com. Day 2 of the NFL draft has come and gone with only one Georgia player -- offensive lineman Cordy Glenn -- being picked. Projected by many draft experts as a first-round pick, Glenn slipped to t...Blog | April 27, 2012
NFL draft: Should Colts look at Glenn?David Ching
It's fairly evident the Indianapolis Colts will pick a quarterback -- most likely Stanford's Andrew Luck -- with the first pick in the upcoming NFL draft. As this ESPN NFL draft analysis points out, though, the Colts need a lot more than Luck this...Blog | February 13, 2012


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. StoryMaster YiMaster Yi is a master of the Wuju style, an ancient martial art his village is known for. He is capable of moving at incredible speeds and his proficiency with his sword matches in ferocity. He can channel his inner energy and heal himself from battle damage. Master Yi is a terrifying warrior that can shred through enemies with his massive sword and is a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. The Wuju Style Master Yi took these skills and defended his homeland of Ionia from the invading forces of Noxus. This left his village open to attack and was the target of Singed, a chemist from the Noxus army. Little is known about what Singed unleashed on Yi's town but he refuses to speak about damage done to his home village. Master Yi entered the League of Legends as a quest for vengeance against the Noxus army who massacred his people.StatsStatBase ValueGrowth Per LevelDamage55.123.1Health44486Mana19936Move Speed3300Armor16.33.7Spell Block301.25Health Regen1.35.13Mana Regen.8.05AbilitiesDouble Strike - Master Yi strikes twice every 7th attack.Alpha Strike - Master Yi leaps across the battlefield striking up to 4 enemies, dealing magic damage to each enemy with a chance to deal 400 bonus magic damage to minions.Meditate - Master Yi channels, restoring health over 5 seconds. While channeling, Master Yi gains armor and magic resistance.Wuju Style - Increases attack damage for as long as Wuju Style is not on cooldown. Master Yi can activate this ability to receive bonus attack damage equal to double the passive bonus for 10 seconds.Highlander - Increases Master Yi's movement speed by 40% and attack speed for a few seconds, as well as making him immune to any slow effects for the duration. Additionally, killing a champion during the duration will refresh all of Master Yi's ability cooldowns, while assists will refresh them by half.Quotes"My blade is yours.""A wise decision.""Certainly.""Do not fear the unknown.""Follow my lead.""I will show you the path.""My blade is yours.""Wuju Style!""We strike now!""Your skills are inferior!""Wuju.. pass me that potion?"


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Plastic Surgery & Men: A Little 'Brotox' now no Big Deal
Chuck Bennington is one of those guys--who didn't want to be one of those guys--who let themselves go.
Chuck figured it was one of those pay me now or pay me a lot more--later moments.
"You don't work on the car until the engine is blown," Chuck rationalized. "You put oil in it, you know, you maintain it."
That's a manly analogy for saying that at the ripe old age of 26 Chuck decided to have Botox.
"I'm probably the last one you would expect to actually get it," Chuck said. "I didn't think there was any place for anybody as young as I am to go in there and she is like, no."
She is fiancee' Vanessa Sisson who is also a technician at Robert Anderson Medical Spa in Fort Worth, Texas.
Vanessa sees first-hand the value of face value which is often prompted by the guys' significant other.
"I think that maybe the wives, they are learning from the women," Vanessa said. "Hey, if we start this early we're doing maintenance; we're preventing these wrinkles from getting really deep, we maintain the look of our skin without having to go to these drastic measures later on."
According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons Botox injections in men rose 9% last year--soft tissue fillers 10%--dermabrasion and laser hair removal both jumped 4%.
Vanessa said the growth isn't all about vanity--it's also about the economy.
"If you look the part then you are more likely to keep the job, get the job, keep the client," Vanessa said. "I think that is behind a lot of it as well."
Chuck's before photo shows a furrowed brow--before the Botox treatment--his after photo shows the lines in his forehead are gone.
"I think its preventative maintenance," Chuck said. "It's something I see me doing in regular intervals for the rest of my life."
And retain the looks of an older model yet well maintained car.
"Ruggedly handsome," Chuck said. "That's all I can ever aspire to."Copyright © 2014, The Baltimore Sun


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Are you looking for Valentine Crafts for Kids? This project takes a bit of time since there are a few steps involved, but the results are treasures that will last a lifetime. Salt Dough Recipe We used this same recipe from our salt dough Christmas ornaments 1 cup flour 1 cup salt up to 1 cup water Mix the water and flour together. Slowly add the water and mix … [Read more...]
Kids Art Project | Cardboard Roll Heart Stamp
Today we're making a cardboard roll heart stamp. If you're even slightly crafty, have small children, and a tiny bit of an art supply hoarder, you probably have a small collection of paper towel or toilet paper rolls hiding somewhere, waiting to be turned into art. If not, it's just a matter of time before you have one, and this is a good project to save or pin for later. … [Read more...]
Mini Heart Pies | A Simple and Sweet Valentine's Day Treat
These mini heart pies are not an adorable Valentine's Day treat, but they're fun for kids to make and bake. My little bakers, ages 3 and 5, were invested in every step along the way and practiced these skills in this kitchen project: press heart shapes out of the dough measure and mix ingredients use a basting brush crimp pies use best judgment to fill … [Read more...]
Heart Sewing Cards for Preschoolers
It's always fun to add a seasonal twist to the activities we do with children, and these sewing cards for preschoolers can be easily adapted to any holiday, interest, or season. Valentine's Day is right around the corner so we stitched a heart shape, but consider a shamrock for St. Patrick's Day, pine tree for Christmas, or a fish in the middle of summer. Note: This … [Read more...]
How to cut a heart out of paper
This may be obvious to some of you, but given what people search for this time of year, I know there are many of you who want to know how to cut a heart out of paper. The other day my three-year old and I were making a gazillion Valentine's cards and I snapped a few photos of our heart-cutting process. She's at that age where she gets a thrill from practicing her cutting … [Read more...]


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Despite a brief period of optimism, the NAC failed its first major test. ElBaradei called for a boycott of Sunday's elections, but few heeded his cry.
Among the few NAC members following the boycott was 33 year-old design company owner Tarkey Nowar, who joined the association four months ago. Nowar, who wore glasses and teal blue when I met him, leads an NAC 'Street Squad,' a group of 40 activists who collect signatures for the group's petition. Nowar may be one of the opposition's scant successes, a previously apathetic youth now motivated to agitate for change on the streets.
Nowar says he fights frequently with his mother about his newfound passion. "I was telling her, we have been ordered to do this by the Koran and by Islam. I'm not just doing it for fun. It's obligatory. I was telling her again and again -- I will gain the freedom of my country."
Activists from his group are routinely detained by security forces for anywhere between a few hours to a few days. But what makes pounding the pavement night after night so draining, he says, is that few believe the NAC can change anything. "When I go to talk to people, they are not saying, 'No, this is bullshit, we are not with you.' On the contrary, they say, 'We are so with you, but who cares?'" he recounts. The most common refrain Nowar hears is that people will pray for him.
And maybe they should. He worries that his work will bring financial problems -- lost tenders or a sudden discovery of 'discrepancies' in his tax records. "I think maybe sooner or later it will happen, I hope it won't," he says.
In the past, some opposition activists have lost their jobs or, as discrediting government attacks mount, even the support of their families and friends.
For every eager new reformer, there is someone like Ahmed Maher. Maher is one of the most prominent faces of April Sixth, a pro-democratic youth group. Since joining the opposition in 2005, Maher has been repeatedly detained and tortured. He lost his management job at an engineering firm and dropped out of a master's degree program. "I tolerate it as much as I can because I'm writing a new sentence in history. After me, people will come, continue and finish what I'm doing," he says.
Maher says he is fighting a bigger opponent than just Mubarak's government. "The problem isn't with Mubarak's policies," Maher surmises. "The problem is with the American policy and what the American government wants Mubarak to do. His existence is totally in their hands."
Under George W. Bush's "Freedom Agenda," Egypt's 2005 parliamentary elections were held under a far freer atmosphere than Sunday's embarrassing contests. But after the Muslim Brotherhood flew to electoral victory, and after Hamas found even greater success in Gaza, the U.S. dropped its pressure on the Mubarak regime. That has not changed with Barack Obama.
Even as the regime tightens its grip, the U.S. refuses to resume its pressure on Mubarak, and this week's election returns blanket victories for the ruling party, the opposition fights on.
"It has to happen, it has to happen. Any country that developed democracy, people like me started somewhere. This is what is keeping me going," Maher says. But I can't tell if he is trying to convince me or himself.
See also: Election in Egypt: Inside Cairo's Women-Only Voting Stations.
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California Attorney General Jerry Brown, who's considering running for another stint as the Golden State's governor, has changed his position on Proposition 8 and has asked the state Supreme Court to nullify the gay marriage ban on grounds that it violates citizens' inalienable rights as guaranteed by the California Constitution.
Not surprisingly, the Protect Marriage coalition, which supports Proposition 8, begs to differ and has enlisted prosecutor Kenneth Starr (remember him?) to argue its case before the state Supreme Court around March 2009.
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The California Constitution protects certain rights as "inalienable," Brown wrote. Those include a right to liberty and to privacy, which the courts have said includes a person's right to marry.
The issue before the court "presents a conflict between the constitutional power of the voters to amend the Constitution, on the one hand, and the Constitution's Declaration of Rights, on the other," Brown wrote.
The issue "is whether rights secured under the state Constitution's safeguard of liberty as an 'inalienable' right may intentionally be withdrawn from a class of persons by an initiative amendment."
Voters are allowed to amend other parts of the Constitution by majority vote, but to use the ballot box to take away an "inalienable" right would establish a "tyranny of the majority," which the Constitution was designed, in part, to prevent, he wrote.
In an interview, Brown said he had developed his theory after weeks of consultation with the top lawyers in his office. "This analysis was not evident on the morning after the election," he said.
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European Union finance ministers are making a renewed attempt to hammer out an accord on boosting the amount of capital and liquid assets that must be held by the region's banks after the U.K. rejected a previous compromise.
Sixteen hours of ministerial talks on the draft law earlier this month foundered over how much freedom national regulators should have to impose even tougher rules on their banks than those mandated by EU law. The U.K. and Bulgaria said that compromises drawn up by Denmark, which holds the rotating EU presidency, would diminish their sovereign rights.
"I hope very much that we can make a firm decision today because the compromise is well balanced," Danish Economy Minister Margrethe Vestager told reporters before the meeting in Brussels. "We're very close to an agreement. I think we're almost there."
Governments and lawmakers in the 27-nation EU face a January deadline to implement the bank rules, which were agreed on by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision in the wake of the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. The measures, known as Basel III, would more than triple the core capital that banks need to hold to 7 percent of their assets, weighted for risk. Basel agreements must be implemented into nations' laws before they can come into effect.
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The U.K. has argued that a proposal presented last year by Michel Barnier, the EU's financial services chief, would threaten its ability to regulate its banks by allowing the EU to veto national moves to force lenders to hold reserves higher than the Basel minimum.
"What countries agreed upon in the last meeting is that there is room for national discretion in its true sense," Vestager said. "We have a majority for the compromise of May 2, the important thing today is to enlarge that majority."
U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has said he won't accept any EU interference in his plans to force some banks to hold core reserves of 10 percent of their risk-weighted assets.
"This is a time of considerable uncertainty in the euro- zone economies and that uncertainty is undermining the entire European recovery," Osborne said today. "We're reaching a point where we've got make a decision to see the euro zone stand behind their currency. A very important part of that is strengthening the European banking system and that is what we intend to do today."
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Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg said governments need to reach a unanimous decision on the proposal. The legislation is too important to be agreed by majority vote, he said.
"The prerequisites for a broad agreement are there," Borg said. "The situation looks very promising for reaching a good and responsible solution that makes it possible for us to raise our capital requirement rules the way we have wanted to."
The final version of the EU implementing law must be agreed on by governments and lawmakers in the European Parliament.
The parliament approved its negotiating position yesterday. Denmark has called on ministers to settle their disagreements so that discussions with the assembly can begin as soon as possible.
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The Basel committee brings together regulators from 27 nations including the U.S., U.K. and China to draw up prudential rules for banks.
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Jean Brimson and Eileen Hewett were undaunted by an early start on Monday (September 1) for a trip to South Molton to bid for a place in the final of the Bowls Devon County Finals Ladies Over 70's Pairs.
As a result of their splendid victory the dup are back in action this weekend.
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The following day (Sunday, September 7) another Sidmouth lady, Jane Painter, plays in the final of the unbdaged singles.
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Deputies will be joining their counterparts from the Peachtree City Police Department in focusing on DUI enforcement through the use of special patrols and checkpoints to identify drivers who are either impaired by drug use or having a blood alcohol content over the limit of .08.
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The city of Fayetteville is planning to build a new veterans memorial at the Patriot Park area off Redwine and Old Senoia roads.
A schematic of the proposal shows a 10-foot tall obelisk with the emblems of each branch of the armed services. But the true feature will be the two memorial walls on either side, which will list each local veteran who was killed in action.
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Fayette County Superior Court Judge Christopher C. Edwards has withdrawn his name from consideration for a vacant seat on the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Edwards was nominated by several Fayetteville attorneys, but bowed out as he is focusing on his new role as chief judge of the Griffin Judicial Circuit.
Edwards said Tuesday that he was flattered by the nomination but he has been very busy in the details of tweaking court operations from calendar adjustments to courthouse security considerations. Read More»
The years pass but the memory of the tragedy that occurred on Sept. 11, 2001 remains fresh in the minds and hearts of many in America. In that regard, the 4th Annual Peachtree City Patriot Day & Freedom Walk will be held on Sept. 11 at Falcon Field. Read More»
It is one of a kind in Georgia. The Dinoff School in Griffin opened its doors recently as the only high school in the state with a curriculum — that's every class in every grade level — designed specifically for gifted students. Read More»
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There was a report last week of the partial remains of a domesticated cat and a small deer, perhaps a fawn, found in the yard of a Peachtree City resident in the area of Crosstown Road and Robinson Road. Read More»
Work+coffee; coffee+work...the two just seem to go together. At the upcoming Fayette County Chamber of Commerce's Annual Community Expo, attendees at the new Biz Café will get not only a great cup of coffee (generously provided by ServPro of Fayette/South Fulton), but also instant, timely, valuable business information. Read More»
Both parents and educators often view the disciplining of children to be one of the most challenging issues they face.
This fall, parents and teachers of the Fayette County Public School System are invited to attend a free seven-week Love and Logic workshop on Tuesdays Sept.14, 21, 28, and Oct. 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 6:30-8 p.m. at Robert J. Burch Elementary. While the workshop is free, there is a $10 book fee. CARE, Children at Risk in Education, is sponsoring the workshop. Read More»
A Fayette County grand jury has indicted three men for trafficking in methamphetamine after undercover drug agents found about three pounds of methamphetamine in a home in northwest Fayette County June 11.
Bernal Gerson Villafan and Uvaldo Alvarado Tequila, both of 385 Greenview Circle, Fayetteville where the incident took place and Ismael Guerrero Moya of Dade City, Fla., were charged with trafficking in methamphetamine. Moyo also was charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Read More»
Five people have been indicted for participating in a heavy equipment chop shop that was discovered May 18 just outside of the town of Brooks in south Fayette County.
Ronald J. Martin and Shane D. Spino, both of 455 Morgan Mill Road, Brooks, Charles Allen Rippy Jr. of Todd Road, Greenville, Nathaniel B. Morris of Pine Street, Zebulon, and Nathan William Lunsford of Garner Road, Alvaton will face felony charges in connection with the case. Read More»


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It is estimated 100,000 thousand public education jobs could be lost in Texas. That is just the start. Add that to the thousands of students that have spent the past four years in college hoping to become teachers.
Finding a classroom is going to be hard and it is only getting harder. Dozens of districts have decided not to travel to recruit new students. For the first time, that decision has forced Texas Christian University to not host its annual Statewide Career Day.
TCU students who want to teach elementary school are very aware of what has happened to the job market for elementary teachers.
Normally districts from around the state come to TCU once a year to interview future teachers.
This year, they are not coming.
The statewide got canceled, said dale Young, TCU career services. For the first time in 24 years at least.
TCU alum Dale Young has been with the college of education for 34 years.
We had a crisis eight to ten years ago, but nothing like this, Young said. This is probably the worst ever.
To improve the odds of getting a job, TCU has started requiring future elementary teachers to be certified as either ESL or special education, in addition to their other specialties. Other education students are encouraged to test for as many certifications as possible.
University of Texas at Arlington graduates about 400 teachers per year.
We don t want it to be demoralizing, said Jeanne Gerlach, UTA College of Education.
Gerlach said her students must be ESL certified, but they are also encouraged to be patient and flexible.
I just found opportunities for three of our students in publish, Gerlach said.
Councilors are telling education students that they may have to move far away or wait years for that teaching job if lawmakers do not come up with more money for schools. They believe eventually those teaching jobs will come back.


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If there's one piece of advice that's always stuck with us, it's 'don't suck someone else's socks'. Kirby clearly didn't heed this advice and it's landed him in no end of trouble. Yup - this sock sucked him in instead. That'll learn 'im. At least... that's the meaning we've taken from this brand new Japanese trailer for Kirby's Epic Yarn, headed to Wii this autumn (October 14, in Japan).
Yarn dolphin Kirby? We're in. In fact, everything about this trailer is either cute, amazing or both. The physics look worthy of any LittleBigPlanet level and the variety of gameplay on offer is superb. It looks like it will play like a cross between Yoshi's Island and Dynamite Headdy... a gene-splicing experiement only the maddest of mad scientists would even attempt. And even he would think it a particularly mad thing to do.
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