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Stars align for this weekend's MLK Classic at Riverside High
Promising point guard Justice Kithcart fits the mold of players who opt out of public schools in order to develop their games at academies with reputations for harnessing elite basketball talent.
But Kithcart, 16, didn't go that route and is having a fine first season at Hillside after transferring from Riverside High School.
"Basically, it all came down to academics," said Kithcart's father, James. "Basketball is an extra-curricular activity and something that is a privilege to play."
Among those hoops privileges is an opportunity for Kithcart, a sophomore, to return to Riverside for the MLK Black Wall Street High School Basketball Classic. Games are scheduled for Jan. 18 and 20.
The Riverside stage where Kithcart used to practice and perform will be bigger on account of attractions including Thon Maker, the 7-foot, 215-pound sophomore from Carlisle School in Martinsville, Va.
Maker is ranked as the No. 1 center and the No. 3 overall recruit among high school sophomores, according to Scout.com. ESPN also lists him as the top center prospect in his class. Duke, Georgetown, Kansas, Kentucky, Ohio State and Virginia are believed to be among the frontrunners for his college services.
Carlisle coach Jason Niblett said Maker's ball-handling skills and mid-range game are improving. He has work to do, but Maker's not opposed to a little sweat equity, Niblett said.
"His work ethic is like no other," Niblett said.
A player like Maker certainly leaves Carlisle with no shortage of invitations to play in all manner of tournaments and exhibitions, but Niblett said he was particularly attracted to the MLK Classic.
MLK Classic spokesman Erroll Reese said the participating teams will have an opportunity to tour the area in downtown Durham that was known as Black Wall Street, where black businesses flourished during the segregation era.
Northern High's Ricky Council II and Kentrell Barkley are also expected to play in the MLK Classic. Council has drawn interest from Wake Forest, Temple, UNC Wilmington and Appalachian State, according to MLK Classic organizers. Barkley is getting looks from ASU, UNCW and UNC Greensboro.
Voyager Academy and Durham School of the Arts have slots in the MLK Classic, along with newcomer Bull City Prep, based in Durham and in its first season.
Bull City Prep coach Darryl Harris has been in the game for a while. He coached North Carolina freshman Isaiah Hicks at Raleigh's Body of Christ Christian Academy before that program folded.
Hicks left Body of Christ and played for Oxford's Webb High School, leading the Warriors to the 3-A title last season.
Bull City Prep features Isaiah Maurice and Iran Bennett, both 6-9, both drawing interest from college recruiters, Harris said. Old Dominion has a commitment from Maurice and Cincinnati wants Bennett, Harris said.
This is Maurice's first season with Bull City Prep. He transferred from Southern, where he wasn't a big recruiting target.
"It's positioning," Harris explained. "He's getting more skill development at Bull City Prep."
Maurice (6-9, 210) played center at Southern because he's tall compared to most players in public schools, Harris said.
But at Bull City Prep — affiliated with a public-charter school in Carrboro called PACE Academy — Maurice can play both forward spots, his more natural positions, Harris said. That's because 6-9 guys aren't so uncommon at those types of schools, places like Mount Zion Christian Academy, which is in the MLK Classic, Harris said.
Bennett, 16, is a 290-pound sophomore center who can play power forward when Harris needs him to.
Cincinnati and George Mason are interested in Bull City Prep junior David Carmichael (6-8, 205), Harris said.
Maurice, a junior, is averaging 17 points a game, and a lot of those points are coming from the perimeter, his newfound home, Harris said.
"That boy can flat-out shoot that basketball," Harris said.
Hicks got a lot of media attention while playing for Webb coach Leo Brunelli.
But Harris said Body of Christ is where Hicks made a name for himself.
The benefits of schools like Bull City Prep include affording players opportunities to get better by playing against better talent, Harris said. That gets at why UNC's Kendrick Meeks is further along than Hicks, Harris said.
Meeks actually played at West Charlotte High School, a traditional public school. But Harris said Meeks as a West Charlotte senior profited from a national schedule that included games against DeMatha and Bullis School, both strong Maryland programs.
Bull City Prep also has a team for players like former Hillside guard DeShon Self who have exhausted their high school eligibility but for whatever reasons aren't playing college basketball.
"DeShon Self is going to be a star," Harris said.
Self (5-10, 175) scored 26 points against Hargrave Military Academy, Harris said.
"He didn't hit any 3s that game," Harris said. "He's getting to the hole. They're fouling him.
"He's the best-kept secret."
James Kithcart said he wouldn't criticize any prep school in particular, but said that aside from established programs like Carlisle and Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson, Va., it's hard to tell which ones are legitimate.
"Some of these prep schools you really don't know if they're accredited or not," Kithcart said. "The mom-and-pop (schools)."
That's why Justice Kithcart is at Hillside, to take advantage of the school's international baccalaureate program, James Kithcart said. So when graduation time rolls around for Justice, there won't be any issues about his classes not counting toward college, James Kithcart said.
At Carlisle, Maker makes good grades, Niblett said.
"He's a 4.0 (GPA) student," Niblett said.
Last season, Carlisle's team grade-point average was 3.87, and so far this season it's 3.82, Niblett said.
Niblett is wary of other high schools that might try to acquire Maker's services as a transfer.
"That comes with the territory," Niblett said.
Niblett said relationships are critical and that he has a good one with Maker's guardians.
James Kithcart said his son generally is better than the point guards that compete against Hillside. But Justice plays Amateur Athletic Union basketball for Virginia-based Team Loaded, which allows him to go against higher-level competition and get the type of exposure afforded to high school players who play national schedules, James Kithcart said.
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Saturday's Games
3 p.m. — Fayetteville Northwood Temple vs. Fayetteville Freedom Christian
5 p.m. — Northern vs. Rocky Mount
7 p.m. — Voyager vs. Riverside
Monday's Games
Noon — North Raleigh Christian vs. Durham School of the Arts
1:45 p.m. — Mount Zion Christian vs. Bull City Prep
3:30 p.m. — Apex vs. Hillside
5:15 p.m. — Cary Panther Creek vs. Northern
7 p.m. — Martinsville (Va.) Carlisle School vs. Northwood Temple

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The 100 best horror films: have your say
What's your favourite horror film? Let us know in our scary movie poll
We've polled more than 100 horror industry folks in the making of our best horror films list. Guillermo del Toro, Roger Corman, Alice Cooper, Clive Barker and Simon Pegg have all put in their tuppence worth. Now we want to hear from you.
Vote for your favourite horror film. Choose from our top 20 or tell us what we've missed. No 'Saw'? Where's Tod Browning's 'Dracula'? Or 'Scream', come to think of it? Tell us the films that have shredded your nerves, made your skin crawl and otherwise scared you silly.
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OK so there are a few missing, some may have come out after this list was put together. So, The Howling - ultimate werewolf movie, The Conjuring (I think this is maybe the most terrifying film I've ever seen) and Insiduous... seriously all three of these are way better than some on this list, for example Let Me In totally sucked (excuse the pun)! I agree with many of the commenters below that a lot of the movies up here are there because they are considered classic rather than still being haunting... if that's the case what about Bram Stoker's Dracula or Frakenstein - they're classics too. TimeOut, get a new bunch of thrill-seeker panelists that are a bit more thick skinned and comprise a new list full of films that will actually make it hard for us to sleep at night rather than these cult-seekers.
i love horror movies
I think this list is pretty decent but it definitely lacks of some amazing horror jewels. Pet Sematary is a MUST HAVE if you like older and truly terrifying movies, and also, if what you like is murder per se, The Hills have eyes is an mazing choice, it is quick, wild and brutal, something you must see.
I think this list is pretty decent but it definitely lacks of some amazing horror jewels. Pet Sematary is a MUST HAVE if you like older and truly terrifying movies, and also, if what you like is murder per se, The Hills have eyes is an mazing choice, it is quick, wild and brutal, something you must see.
I like every horror film but my favorite is evil dead II
The list is ok in general, but lacks some movies like: Pet Sematary, The Exorcist III, Shutter (the thai version, of course), Alone and The Howling.
I'm so tired of seeing Exorcist top these lists. It just doesn't do it for me. I saw it as a kid when it was fairly new, it just moves so slowly. It has good moments, but it's no "The Thing" which I would have had higher. I know most people put Alien above it, but not me. Try watching Alien now, go ahead I'll wait....see? Now watch The Thing. It's better, trust me. And I know it's dumb to lobby for a remake to go higher than the original, but where the hell is the re-make of "Dawn of the Dead?" I have watched all of Romero's original films, I gotta say, Night of the Living Dead is the only good one. His Dawn is unwatchable. And "Day of the Dead?" Are you frigging kidding? That's a piece of garbage.
1408, the only movie that has ever made me really terrified, the same with all my friends. Yes i have seen all of these ''old'' movies, but seriously they are just not scary anymore, they will not make you shiver of fear, while you are watching them, not anymore, not in this world we live in today, we see scarier things in the news, or in a bad new remake of some old movie. Perhaps, back in those times, this was terrifying, and would make you really scared almost to the brink of tears. Just not anymore. And well, 99% of all the new movies, have nothing, the same plot, almost the same things that happen in all of them, it is not really horror anymore, it is two or three times in a movie where you jump out of your seat, because the volume is so high and there is a crazy lady,man,child, or monster, in your face screaming. 1408. One of the only horror movie's that are still worth watching.
I'd add REC, Night of the living Dead, and maybe even The Woman In Black
Friday the 13th isn't one of the largest,original,best and incredible sagas on the history?
...surely Childs Play? Not only that, but the subsequent follow ups moved horror fiction into reality. It took puppet/toy horror to the next stage. The judges appear to have judged their top 100 by artistic attributes, so might explain the dominance of pre 1970's films. Either that or they're all over 50 yo....
BTW I have seen 95 of the 100 so not a horror rookie!
The main disappointments here, for me, were that films like Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and The Vanishing (Dutch) didn't place as well as films like Jaws (??) or Nightmare on Elm Street. The former are much more intelligent, and far more terrifying--although overall, this was a very fun list to go through.
The Howling di J.Dante Creepshow di G.A. Romero The village of the damned di W.Rilla Chiller di Wes Craver
The two films that should have been on this list (or at least one of them surely) were both made by the same company: Tigon. 'Witchfinder General' and maybe even more deserving 'Blood On Satan's Claw'. How could they not be on the list?
Candyman is a glaring omission. Good acting, score, highly entertaining, and with a subtext that gives it a powerful punch and a dose of realism. Real and supernatural threats combining together.
What about " IDENTITY". Staring John Cusak and Amanda Peet ?
where is funny games ? pet semetary?
Why isn't From Dusk Till Dawn on here?!
"Tokaido Yotsuya kaidan", "Onibaba", "The Tomb Of Ligeia", "Witchfinder General"...the list goes on and on. Oh, well.
Umm...where's "The Brood"? "Who Can Kill A Child?" and others...oh, and you can put anyhing made by Stuart Gordon, Yuzna & Darabont on fire. "Threads" was one "pleasant" surprise, though. And "The Omen" was Donner's forth feature, not his first, by the way.
I think "The Legacy" deserves a spot on the list.
I'm normally not a big fan of lists but i liked this one a lot. I especially liked seeing George A. Romero's Day of the Dead listed!
"I spit on your grave" was really scary and not on the list. A female writer goes into the woods to write her book. Gets brutally raped by country bumkins, they tried to kill her. The think they do, but she lives and seeks REVENGE on them. It's low budget, and gruesome early 80's I think.I'm not at home so I can't see the old video to tell you the directer and actors.
The Devil's Rejects (Rob Zombie 2005), The Hills Have Eyes (Wes Craven 1977), The Burning (Tony Maylam 1981), are all great slasher movies, the ending of Devil's Rejects, one of my all time favourites. However, if you want to be spooked in black and white, no gore whatsoever, but genuine atmosphere, you may like Whistle And I'll Come To You (Jonathan Miller 1968).
2004, the movie that sparked my love of zombie and wow now I have seen a few!. From the initial scene of a child to the baby to the setting in a shopping centro. This fast paced zombie theme was the best on this list. Full of seat jumping greatness. Love love love, leave the lights on at bedtime scary. Yes there are a few movies also well worthy of this list that are missing but hey,and still a few on it I haven't seen but this one here is a must see for non stop action and suspense. The sequels were also mind blowing goodness of zombie gore.
couldn't see many horror films in this list- I mean, honestly "the sixth sense"? If that pantomime qualifies, then why not "haunted honeymoon" and "ghostbusters"? Stupid, stupid list.
missed 'lake mungo', 'the grudge' and 'tale of two sisters' a.o. brilliant movies in the list!
Okay...I am a bit upset about this list. If Alien is considered Horror and not sci fi--then why isn't Event Horizon or Pandorum on here? They are equally, if not just as, scary. Where is Paranormal Activity? Love it or hate it--the movie has created numerous sequels, is cleverly done on a low budget, and is a relatively interesting spin on demon possession. Where is House on Haunted Hill? Such a great story--it's been made more than once! And The Grudge--mostly the Japanese version--but the American remake is practically identical and both are seriously creepy. And I agree with an earlier post--where is "It" starring Tim Curry as the creepy clown?
Why no Coffin Joe? He is one of cult horror's most enduring icons, a major genre innovator and was polled for the list to boot! At Midnight I'll Take Your Soul is a milestone in sacrilegious horror. This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse didn't have the same impact upon release, but, in my opinion, has held up ever better than its precedent. Yet my vote lies with what may be Marins' most outrageous Coffin Joe film ever, Awakening of the Beast, as it really expanded horror's possibilities of social commentary with audacity I find comparable to Ferrara's The Addiction or Cohen's The Stuff, which are also pretty damn good films.
Dark Water, the Japanese version, has a very uneasy, eerie atmosphere all the way through, and there is a scene in a lift towards the end that is incredibly frightening and scares me right now thinking about it. So that one I'd have had in my Top Ten.
As a seasoned horror afficionado, I have to say that "Noroi (The Curse)", a Japanese horror from a few years ago, scared me more than any film since I saw "American Werewolf In London" when I was 12. It's not on the list - probably 'cos no-one's heard of it.
The Birds by Du Maurier and directed by Hitchock - because it takes an ordinary creature which we see on a daily basis and plays with our mind by empowering the birds in a very menacing way and in turn makes us the prey and extremely vulnerable. I'm surprised it's not on the list
Where the hell is 'ils' ('Them')? A 77 minute little gem from 2006 directed and written by David Moreau & Xavier Palud. Economical, dark, emotionally engaging with a brutally downbeat finale. Big miss, folks!
IT, is not posibble that IT is not on the list! is one of the movies that are more scaring!
You should have included the very underrated "Exorcist III", which is also the scariest horror film ever made.
I am surprised that neither DRACULA, The Spanish version (1931) nor VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED (1960) made the "100 best horror films" list.


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Four important railroads that were ultimately absorbed into modern day Norfolk Southern are being honored in this catalog, including Southern, Virginian, Norfolk & Western, and Conrail. Each collector's locomotive in this Heritage line is beautifully and uniquely decorated by Lionel to pay tribute to the Norfolk Southern Railway and the fallen flag railroads it was built from.
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Missing data card mystery delays election resultsWritten by Danielle Stanton | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Tallying of primary election results in Lucas County was delayed for hours May 6 in part due to several misplaced data cards that were believed to contain votes.
Tabulation stalled at 72 percent of votes counted when it was discovered the cards were missing and did not resume for hours. After three hours of searching, a total of seven missing cards were located in a warehouse where the voting machines are kept, said Lucas County Board of Elections (BOE) member Jon Stainbrook. Five were initially found and then two later in the night, he said.
Ron Rothenbuhler, chairman of the BOE, blamed poor inventory control and worker oversight for the issues.
"We look at inventory control. We have part-time workers — not constant personnel. We certainly have some issues," Rothenbuhler said. "The [missing cards] did delay the election."
Officials also suspected some of the missing data cards that contained ballot information had been created May 7 rather than in April when the machines were tested, which would suggest dishonesty by personnel. It's still not clear who might have created fake cards to replace the missing ones and why, Stainbrook said.
The Ohio Secretary of State's office is investigating.
"The only way the people are going to have faith in this process is to say I feel safe with this election," Stainbrook said. "I will not feel safe until all these questions are answered."
The tension at the Early Vote Center late May 6 was like courtroom drama. Stainbrook accused BOE Director Gina Kaczala of lying to the media. Kaczala initially told reporters there were no missing data cards and then changed her statement.
"It's unconscionable to me that Gina Kaczala, the director, would blatantly lie to the media to say that all cards were accounted for and knew there were five missing," Stainbrook said.
Kaczala was unable to be reached for comment.
An employee was called in to answer questions about the allegedly forged cards. The employee, whose name was unavailable, reported that the cards were legitimate and was later taken into a separate room with two Lucas County Sheriff's deputies. Stainbrook threatened prosecution.
The elections board convened three times over the night of May 6 and into early May 7 to officiate several ballots that were damaged or unclear.
Results of the District 2 Toledo City Council race, which was conducted by paper ballot, were not released until about 4 a.m., with incumbent Matt Cherry the clear winner with 40 percent of the vote from a lukewarm turnout.
The race was done using paper ballots because its candidate filing deadline was too late to include it on the electronic ballot, said BOE Deputy Director Dan DeAngelis. But many voters were unaware of this, leading to confusion.
Cherry, a Sheet Metals Workers' union member, received 1,823 votes, taking the seat by a margin of 303 votes over independent Marcia Helman. Helman won 33 percent of the vote; Bob Vasquez earned 17 percent; and Joe Celusta came in last with 9 percent.
Cherry, who was confident of a win but wary of low voter turnout, said he felt tired but excited about retaining the Council seat he was appointed to in January after it was vacated by Mayor D. Michael Collins.
"Obviously, I'm very excited," Cherry said early May 7. "I feel the voters of District 2 made a good decision and I'm going to prove that to them. Today, we have a Council meeting. I'm ready to show them I'm there for them and I'm ready to commit and do for them."
Cherry said he was disappointed in the snafu at polling headquarters.
"I hope for future elections we have to get that back together. It looked like a circus sometimes down there and we have to move to stop that for sure," he said.
He said he was ready to get down to business by working with Collins on issues, including Toledo's pothole problem and the vacant Southwyck property.
"I'm going to see what we can do with Southwyck and I'm working with the mayor and I'm doing what I can," Cherry said.
Incumbent Republican Barbara Sears defeated Scott Allegrini in the race for District 47 state representative. Sears, who had 59 percent of the vote, could not be reached for comment.
Allegrini ran on repealing the Affordable Care Act and his public role as co-founder of the conservative group Children of Liberty.
"I think Barbara is a good woman," Allegrini said shortly before polls closed. "And she's been a good representative. I just disagree with a couple issues. It's time to put my money where my mouth is and run. That is what started it and it's been a heck of an adventure."
Republican Kevin Haddad will face incumbent Democrat Carol Contrada in the Lucas County Commissioners race in the fall. Republican Richard May will challenge incumbent Democrat Marcy Kaptur for U.S. House District 9.
Bill Delaney and Meghan Gallagher will represent District 11 on the Republican state central committee and Mark Wagoner and Dee Talmage will represent District 2. Delaney defeated incumbent Stainbrook. Gallagher, Wagoner and Talmage all retained their seats.
Delaney told Toledo Free Press before the election that he would like to see more communication between local conservative organizations, including Republicans, Libertarians and the tea party.
"We've got to draw all these ideologies into one big R because we're not going to get anyplace being divided," Delaney said. "There's too much division. I want to get all these people together in one group. You've got to have somewhere where you can talk about it. Right now there's no talking going on. We have got to form a better organization."
Issue 1 was approved with 65 percent of the statewide vote. The issue asked voters to approve a constitutional amendment authorizing the borrowing of $1.875 billion to help finance roads, bridges, sewer, drinking water and solid waste projects.
Voters rejected school levies in Sylvania and Bedford. The Northwood school levy passed.
Rossford voters approved levies for city improvements, the fire department and recreation by wide margins.
Only about 10 percent of eligible Lucas County voters showed up at the polls.
Tags: Bill Delaney, Bob Vasuez, Dee Talmage, Joe Celusta, Jon Stainbrook, Kevin Haddad, Lucas County Board of Elections, Marcia Helmen, Marcy Kaptur, Mark Wagoner, Matt Cherry, primary election, Ron Rothenbuhler


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Jordan Burnham is a
confident, articulate young man who makes appearances to speak about mental
health awareness and encourage youth to seek help when things are bothering
them. Jordan speaks from experience and from his heart, which is why the kids
who hear him pay close attention and feel comfortable asking him questions.
Jordan recently visited Dr.
Julius Licata, Director of TeenCentral.Net, and graciously gave a talk to the
teens who are in treatment at KidsPeace in the PA Residential Programs, making quite
an impression on the kids and adults who heard his presentation. He also talked
to the members of TeenCentral.Net via videotape, hoping to help teens feel more
comfortable about admitting they have problems and seeking help.
Jordan's Story
Jordan learned early on
that wearing a happy mask was the best way to keep up appearances and pretend
to be "normal." His true feelings were deep inside and only came to the surface
when he had consumed a lot of alcohol. His "cover" for seeming happy included
sports, jokes and dating. He became very popular and won the election to be
class president in 9th grade. All the while, he was hiding feelings
from his family and friends. Then he failed his driving test for the third time
and lost his cool for the first time, yelling, screaming and cursing at his
father. His mother took him to a counselor, but he found it hard to relate to
her. He was diagnosed with depression in 10th grade.
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As Jordan entered 11th
grade, he felt more pressure to do well on his standardized tests and make sure
his slipping grades got better in order to get accepted by a good college. It
was in 11th grade that he started thinking about suicide. He was
taken to a "mental hospital" after telling his girlfriend that he was going to
take pills to end his life. Hearing about the problems of the other youth in
the hospital made Jordan feel that his issues were minimal and actually
apologized in group for "only" suffering from depression. The hospital counselor
told him that his depression was a serious issue that needed treatment just as
much as the conditions of the other youth.
After he was released,
Jordan experienced great guilt for doing things that in his mind disappointed
his parents, both of whom are educators. He drank more and more and was caught
drinking illegally twice. The final blow was when he threw a party while his
parents were out of town, serving alcohol to school athletes. The party was
broken up by the police, and Jordan felt he had truly hurt his parents with his
Senior year arrived, with
Jordan being nominated to the homecoming court and playing golf so well that he
was headed for the playoffs. His parents confronted him with two duffle bags of
alcohol that were in his trunk. They were sad and disappointed.
Jordan felt terrible about
letting his family down. He went to his room and jumped from his 9th
floor bedroom window, fracturing his pelvis, tibia, fibula, jaw, femur and ribs
and waking up after a 5 day coma with a tracheotomy tube in his throat to allow
him to breath. Doctors were amazed that he had survived, but they were not
optimistic about his ever walking again. Imagine being in your senior year of
high school and being confined to a hospital and then a rehabilitation
A reporter heard about
Jordan and asked if he could write his story. Jordan insisted that the focus of
the story be on mental health issues and the importance of getting help for
problems no matter how young a youth is. The article was published on the front
page of the newspaper, and Jordan began receiving many calls and emails
thanking him for sharing his story.
Jordan attended his senior
prom in a wheel chair and used a walker to receive his diploma. Today, Jordan
walks on his own, but with difficulty.
See a video of Jordan's presentation at www.TeenCentral.Net
Speaking Out
Jordan has made it his
mission to take his story to audiences that will benefit from hearing about his
struggles. He has appeared on CNN, ESPN, "Good Morning America," "The Doctor
Phil Show," "Good Day Philadelphia," "The Early Show" and the Phil Eskin radio
show and has nearly 1,000 of fans on Facebook. He also appeared in a
documentary directed by Joe Pantoliano called "No Kidding, Me Too!" and was
featured in a People Magazine article
that highlighted "The Heroes Among Us."
To Jordan, his most
important role is as a speaker for Active Minds, a nonprofit that promotes the
discussion of Mental Health issues through chapters on college campuses. Jordan
travels the country for individual speaking engagements and is a panel member
with other members of the elite group of Active Mind speakers called "The
Heard." He has had people who have heard him speak contact him to say that he
helped dissuade them from suicide, a wonderful byproduct of being on the
speakers' circuit for Jordan.
And what does the future
hold for Jordan Burnham? At 21, he would like to finish writing a book about
his experiences this year and continue to reach to as many young people as
possible with his presentations and appearances. He has been invited to appear
on the Oprah show, as well. Jordan takes medication for his depression and
still sees a therapist. He will eventually return to college to finish his last
2 years, but, right now, helping others is the most important job he can
The latest issue of KidsPeace's award-winning publication, Healing Magazine™, is now available online. Visitors to KidsPeace.org or HealingMagazine.org may now read the latest articles online or download a pdf of entire the issue. The special focus of this issue is "Child Welfare Reforms," and there are several articles that both inform the reader and at the same time raise raise thought-provoking questions. Read an excerpt from this new issue:
Child Welfare and Children's
Mental Health Services:A Decade of Transformation
By Ken Olson, LCPC, Executive
Director, KidsPeace National Centers of New England
In the most recent decade, both of these have undergone
significant transformations: Underlying philosophies have been questioned, and
new paradigms have emerged. Providers of these services to children and
adolescents have scrambled to adapt, to differentiate "fad" from "trend" and to
remain true to organizational mission, vision and values. The changes have
been, at times, tumultuous, with mature agencies going out of business and new
agencies and new models of care growing and disappearing rapidly. Other new
models have become a new standard of excellence, with long-standing providers
of one service in one location adapting and diversifying into multi-service,
multi-state and multi-regional providers. While there has been loss, there has
also been a real opportunity to better serve children and families with new and
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On Friday, January 7, 2011, KidsPeace was fortunate to be visited by
the reigning Miss PA's Outstanding Teen, Jocelyn Gruber, and her mom, Paula.
The pair braved the snow in the morning to meet with Director of
TeenCentral.Net Dr. Julius Licata and tour the KidsPeace residential facilities
and schools in Orefield, PA, and film Jocelyn speaking about her own teen years
and the problems she has encountered before and after winning the state
Jocelyn is a beautiful,
energetic and personable young lady who is filled with the desire to bring the
pageant to people everywhere in the state. She has a strong ethic and a loving,
caring attitude that aims to please. For many reasons, this was a very special
visit for Jocelyn, as she spent her first 10 years being raised at a facility
that is similar to KidsPeace because both of her parents were counselors there.
Growing up with her brothers in this environment may explain her keen understanding
of kids' problems and wisdom beyond her 17 years.
Paula Gruber is the
effervescent mom who is obviously very proud of her daughter's accomplishments
and quickly informs the listener that she is equally proud of her two sons now
serving in the Navy. Both graduated from Annapolis, and they are currently
serving their country. Jocelyn,
who beams whenever her brothers are mentioned, echoes the closeness of this
family. She is quick to let you know that her dad is her greatest fan.
Jocelyn toured
Headquarters and then went for a tour of the KidsPeace Hospital where she met
with staff and children. Anyone with her immediately realized that her love for
the children was very strong. She
met with the youngest group and asked if they knew who she was. The answers
ranged from the President to the Queen of PA, which, I guess, is not that far
away from who she is or how she felt with these children. They enjoyed the
visit and were able to touch her crown, ask questions and just talk to her.
Her next stop was to the
Donley Education Center where she met with about 15 teens. These teens were, at
first, quite reluctant to speak, but after about 5 minutes, they became totally
involved and shared stories, asked questions and laughed along with this
outstanding teen.
Jocelyn then returned to
headquarters and to the TC.N office and spoke to teens via video camera about
her life and difficulties and how you have to be ready to sacrifice for what
you really want. Her message was loud and clear as she encouraged teens to go
for it all.
can have it all, you just can't have it all at one time."
Both Jocelyn and Paula
plan to come back again soon to meet with more teens and to possibly film Paula
for ParentCentral.Net. After a brief visit of just 4 or 5 hours, one can be
assured that there is no shortage of stars in this family.
is Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen?
The Miss America's
Outstanding Teen title is earned through local, regional and then state
competitions presented by this scholarship-based program that offers
accomplished teens opportunities to win funds for college. Outstanding young
women compete on their scholastic achievement, creative accompli
shment, healthy
living and community involvement. In the past five years, the organization has
awarded more than $3 million in college scholarships.
Jocelyn earned the title
of Miss Greater Johnstown Outstanding Teen and then won the competition in June
to be crowned Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen. She also won the talent
award for her piano performance. In August, Jocelyn was honored as one of the
top 10 at the national competition for Miss America's Outstanding Teen, winning
a $1,500 scholarship.
Each competitor has a
platform, and Jocelyn's is: "A Call to Service: Motivating Today's Youth through the United States Public
Service Academy." She hopes to encourage other teens to participate in public
service. Jocelyn is a member of the National Honor Society, "Who's Who in
Foreign Language," Outstanding Achievement in Foreign Languages, National
Young Leaders Council and the Fast Track program at Slippery Rock University.
Julius Licata is thrilled
to have Jocelyn as a supporter of TeenCentral.Net and is happy that the
relationship between the Miss Pennsylvania group and TeenCentral.Net has been
strong since 2002, when Autumn Marisa, the current Executive Director of Miss
PA's Outstanding Teen, was Miss Pennsylvania herself. To learn more about the
program, visit http://misspaoteen.org/meet.htm.
Jocelyn visits with
Executive Vice President for Business Development Michael Slack and
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He had to experience everything we experience. Who here has never felt forsaken by God?
Who here has never felt forsaken by God?
Faith is a unique characteristic that is a trait which actually only comes from God. It's not a natural function such as seeing, smelling, tasting . . . each of us began with a "measure" of faith that God gives. The only way to give God pleasure is to exercise the faith that he's given us. It's even among the gifts of the spirit. Part of me "wants" to see Jesus on the cross becoming emotionally numb and lost to the point he cries out to God "why have you left me?" And until yesterday, I've always believed and accepted that's what has happened. But, over the past 8+ years of my life, since being freed from religious mindsets, I've learned that what I've learned up to now can only benefit me most, if I hang on to what I've learned loosely, and allow new understandings to sprout up and let the old ones either blend in with the new and become one, or simply appreciate them for bringing me to where I am, but also letting them go to make way for other things I can't enter into if I still hang on to them.So I ask myself, pertaining to this specific issue at hand, which brings me the most encouragement? Which one gives me the greatest rush? The side that sees Jesus in a totally human state where he's borderline delirious and barely coherent, perhaps even babbling meaningless words and phrases? Or, the side that sees him, even in the midst of the greatest torture imaginable, he's alert, still purposefully making declarations which fulfill prophecies concerning his purpose and plan. And right up to the end, making a declaration to all within hearing his words, then and now, that even though he's been beaten beyond recognition, tortured beyond comprehension and crucified in front of the entire world, at the end of all of that, one of the last things he utters is that "this" was why he was preserved. At this point, in the God-given faith within me, I choose to see the latter. No condemnation for those who still choose to see him as a mortal. I totally believe he was mortal, but I also believe he was also God. One manifested pain, the other manifests purpose. And all though the cross brought his physical body much pain, the crucifixion also manifested his purpose and in that purpose he let us know "this" was why he really came. Resurrection was the plan. Death was inevitable because without it, resurrection could not manifest.
which I guess answers for me the on-going question as to why you see, or so it seems, that there are greater miracles going on in a mission field in some 3rd world country than in our own backyard. This nation seems to rely mostly on it's knowledge of God rather than living in revelation from Him.


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Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, well-known Vatican prelate and head of the Congregation on the Doctrine of the Faith, gives a full-length interview to secular journalist Peter Seewald, on a host of controversial and difficult issues facing Catholicism and Christianity at the end of the millennium. Similar to his best-selling book interview in 1985, The Ratzinger Report, he responds with candor and insight, giving answers that are often surprising and always thought-provoking on a series of wide-ranging topics regarding the present and future state of Christianity.
Ratzinger begins by discussing his own life, including his family life, being a theology professor and writer, becoming a Bishop, Cardinal and the Pope's top authority on doctrine. He then discusses the problems of the Catholic Church today and talks about the challenges and hopes of the future of Church and the world at the beginning of the Third Millennium.
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Joseph Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI, was for over two decades The Prefect for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith under Pope John Paul II. He is the author of Spirit of the Liturgy, Salt of the Earth, Introduction to Christianity, God and the World, Milestones, Called to Communion, God Is Near Us, and many other works published by Ignatius Press.
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The NFL's top Week 13 performers:
Cam Newton, QB, Panthers. Newton was Superman-spectacular in Carolina's 30-20 home upset of Atlanta. He picked apart the Falcons as a passer (23-for-35, 287 yards, two TDs) but was even more impressive as a runner (nine carries, 116 yards, TD), including a jaw-dropping 72-yard scoring scamper.
Nick Foles, QB, Eagles. Foles had a rookie coming of age party in Tampa Bay with a brilliant performance (32-for-51, 381 yards passing, two TD; three carries, 27 yards, TD). His scoring strike to wide receiver Jeremy Maclin on the last play of regulation beat the Buccaneers, 23-21, and stopped Philadelphia's losing streak at eight games.
David Wilson, RB, Giants. The rookie first-rounder had a breakout game out of the backfield (13 carries for 100 yards, 6-yard TD, 52-yard TD) and on kickoff returns (four for 227 yards, 97-yard TD). His pair of big plays both opened and closed the scoring for New York in the 52-27 home rout of New Orleans while setting a single-game all-purpose yards record for the Giants.
Adrian Peterson, RB, Vikings. What else is new? Peterson put Minnesota's offense on his back (31 carries, 154 yards, two TDs) in running through a Bears' defense missing middle linebacker Brian Urlacher. After Peterson found the end zone twice against Chicago in the first quarter, the Vikings held on for a 21-14 home win over their division rivals.
Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seahawks. Many Seattle players had a great day on both sides of the ball in the 58-0 home rout of Arizona. Before Lynch was pulled for backups Robert Turbin and Nate Washington, he dented the Cardinals for 128 yards and three touchdowns—on only 11 carries.


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Pro-Gun Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin Suggests New Gun Laws
Senator Joe Manchin, D-W.V., has been as pro-gun, pro-NRA as anybody in Congress. During his 2010 re-election campaign, he famously demonstrated his opposition to the cap-and-trade bill by shooting the bill (literally) with a rifle.
Now in the wake of the Newtown massacre, Manchin says it is time to re-think gun control. As he said today on Morning Joe, I dont know anyone that needs 30 rounds in a clip to go hunting
On Twitter, Manchin endorsed a proposal by Sen. Joe Lieberman to create a national commission on gun violence. But he said there must be action as an end result.
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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A 48-year-old Aiken man reported credit card fraud on Wednesday after an unknown person made more than $1,000 in fraudulent transactions using his credit card.
Two unknown people shoplifted about $80 in childrens clothing from a store in Aiken Mall on Wednesday.
An unknown man shoplifted clothing items from a store on Richland Avenue on Tuesday.
An unknown man tried to shoplift a pair of shoes from a store on Fabian Drive on Wednesday.
A burglary was reported at a home on Cherry Drive on Wednesday. The owner reported video games, jewelry and a digital camera missing.
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A gas grill was reported stolen from a home on Good Hope Farms Road in Aiken on Wednesday.
A burglary was reported on New Holland Road in Wagener on Wednesday. The owner reported tools and a dog missing.
Additional burglaries were reported on Poplar Springs Road in Aiken, Bethel Church Road in Aiken and Columbia Highway in Ridge Spring.
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Anyone want to go on a cruise?
Anyone had any cruise ship disasters? My aunt and uncle got stranded on one a couple of years ago off of Europe. They had a nightmarish experience (stranded a couple of days) but nothing like the one that's stranded in the Gulf. My uncle is mid 70's with back and heart issues, so it was a very bad experience for him. After the ship capsizing in Italy and stories of ships getting stranded, I don't think I want to set foot on one again. I've gone on some one day cruises from West Palm Beach (the kind that go into international waters and then open the casinos). I was on one of those once when we got into very rough seas. There were quite a few people getting sick. Luckily, I've never had sea sickness, I have a pretty good stomach for turbulence.
I'm not sure why they just couldn't have sent another ship out and transferred the passengers. I'm just glad I'm not on it. Last I heard it's headed to Mobile but it's still going to take a while.


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Our work
Free Software in Education
We actively promote the use of Free Software in schools and universities as it encourages schooling of understanding over product training and upholds the scientific principle.
We have set up an Education Task Force to focus on these efforts. It acts as a hub and works on monitoring the European situation. We participate in Free Software events and assist other initiatives in making the change possible.
The team currently develops a guide how to successfully deploy Free Software in schools and universities. Amongst other arguments here are four of the key benefits:
- Sharing: Using free software allows schools to teach children to share and cooperate.
- Learning to program: The possibility/freedom to tinker motivates children to learn more.
- Easy to administer: Free Software is stable, secure and reliable. It offers unrestricted access to the source code, thus allowing to modify or adapt it to the schools' needs.
- Licenses: With Free Software, teachers can give a copy to each student. There is no risk to mislead any child to use an illegal copy.
Detailed argumentation
More reasons for schools to use Free Software and to give precedence to free software at schools.
Education mailing list
Join the discussion about Free Software in education.
Who we are
Get involved in the Educational Task Force.
GNU's education page
The GNU project also maintains a info page on Free Software in education.