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A golfer since the age of 7, the 17-year-old Ontiveros stands a chance of joining the rarified ranks of such young LPGA athletes as Paula Creamer and Michelle Wie.
"When I turn 18, I will be eligible to try out in the qualification round for the LPGA," she said.
A series of tournaments under her belt already and a recent win at the Northern California Junior Amateur Golf Championship are propelling her toward that goal.
Jordan's interest in golf came from her father.
"My dad used to go to the San Ramon Golf Course when we first moved here and he'd bring me along with him," recalled Jordan, who lives in Alamo. "I used to watch him and it seemed really fun so I wanted to do it, too."
Stacy Ontiveros, Jordan's mother, said her daughter showed aptitude for golf from the first time she swung a club.
"We signed her up at the San Ramon Golf Course for a junior champions' course taught by Ernie Barber," she remembered. "The other coaches that helped out kept telling Ernie he needed to see this girl's swing. Finally Ernie watched Jordan hit the ball and he said, 'Are your parents here?' He wanted to meet us and he told us what a talented girl she was and suggested she keep with it."
Stacy Ontiveros said Jordan worked under Barber over the years, but in the beginning she mostly practiced in the summer months.
"We got her into lessons and practice when we could, but when you have other children and you're self-employed it makes it hard to get out there and spend three or four hours," she said.
Jordan competed in her first tournament at the age of 10.
"I was in the East Bay Junior in Alameda. I was playing against kids who played all the time," she said.
Stacy added, "We told her to just go out there and have fun. She was hitting really well but she was four-putting on one hole and just went to pick up the ball."
"The other girls that were playing were shocked," Jordan pointed out, laughing. "They said I couldn't do that. I just told them I was out here to have fun."
Not content to just play with other girls, Jordan joined the Stone Valley Middle School golf team in the sixth grade.
"I was the only girl on the team and I wanted to kick their (the boys) butts. And I did," said Jordan.
Team play continued on into high school where she now plays for Monte Vista as well as the Round Hill Country Club golf team.
In her junior year, Jordan spent the majority of Monte Vista's undefeated season in the No. 2 position behind senior Jane Li. Golf coach Alexander Allen said that changed toward the end of the season.
"When we were getting to the end of the regular season and into post season play, the two girls were very evenly matched," he said. "Jane is a consistent golfer, but Jordan has the most raw talent of any golfer I've ever seen."
Allen pointed to Jordan's arm and forearm strength as a huge asset to her on the golf course.
"She has enough strength in her arms and forearms to chip like the male golfers. To put the right spin on it so it drops down next to the pin and stays there. With female golfers, 99.9 percent of them don't have the talent or the strength to make those shots."
That strength also translates into big drives.
"I'm a long ball hitter," she said. "My drives are right around 260 yards now."
Allen said that ability can actually lead to frustration as they play some shorter courses.
"I know Jordan got mad a few times because she would leave half her clubs in the bag," he said.
As with any young athlete, Allen said Jordan will only continue to improve as she gets older and matures.
"She's still young and still has to learn about the mental side of the game," he said. "Some of it is maturing as a person. Some of it is having a specific routine. There shouldn't be a lot of thinking on the course, because you know exactly how and where each shot should go."
Stacy Ontiveros said she sees some of that youthful brashness on the course.
"She's a John Daly type of player," she explained. "If there's two trees, she'll go right through it. Ninety percent of the time she'll end up with a birdie. And the other times she'll hit the tree and quadruple bogie."
The young brunette laughed and agreed there are still things she needs to learn.
"There's still parts I'm learning, like the mental part," Jordan conceded. "And I need to work on putting. But I think I am getting there."
Besides her high school courses, Jordan spends at least three hours per day on the driving range or golf course practicing her swings. Weekends are taken up traveling around the Western U.S. playing at tournaments. To accommodate the hectic schedule, Jordan splits her time between Monte Vista and Venture High School.
"The kids at Venture are models, actors, Olympiads. They cater to kids who need flexible schedules," Stacy said. "She still has her foot in the door at Monte Vista so she still gets her social life, which she still needs."
How does an amateur athlete with that sort of schedule maintain a social life?
"It's not easy," said Jordan, "I actually have a couple different social circles. There are the girls I meet at the tournaments and golfing. And then there are the kids from school that I hang out with.
"But there are differences. When people go out during the weekends I can't do that. I don't have the luxury because of tournaments and stuff. I have to stay focused. I don't get to see them much in the summer because I'm traveling."
"And," she pointed out with a wry grin, "a boyfriend doesn't really work either."
Jordan said sacrificing some of the social aspects is a tradeoff for doing something she absolutely loves.
"I love the competitiveness of it. I love getting out there and going up against other people," she said. "When I'm in the mix and I know I've got a shot at 1st, 2nd or 3rd, I really want to go for it."
With one year of high school left, the question becomes, what comes next? As a top female golfer, she is already getting offers. Several colleges and universities have begun corresponding with Jordan in the hopes of getting her to come to their school. Jordan said she is torn between going off to college or trying to qualify now for the Ladies Professional Golf Association.
"I am going to play this next year and figure out where my game is," she said. "If it's where I think it needs to be in order to compete at that level, I may try to qualify."
Stacy Ontiveros said she is urging Jordan to go to college first.
"We obviously think that college gives her life experiences," she said, "and playing on some of the NCAA courses will get her ready for that next level of competition."
Jordan got a taste of the LPGA lifestyle last year when she qualified for the Westfield PGA Tournament in Cleveland. Playing for three days against 200 other young women, Jordan just missed making the cut into the finals.
"I learned a lot from that and have a better idea of what I would be up against," she said.
Coach Allen said he is happy that she'll be back on the golf squad at Monte Vista next season and is ready to work with her on improving her game.
"I'd like to make sure her driving is tightened up," he said. "The short game is good but she needs to get a better feel for putting."
He said he hopes to see her move on from there to do great things.
"She's a huge talent and I hope she does something with it."


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Lenoir-Rhyne University's Kate Griewisch has been named to the 2011 Capital One Academic All-District III College Division First Team for Women's Track and Field & Cross Country as selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America).Griewisch, a junior from Banner Elk, N.C., is the first athlete of any gender in Lenoir-Rhyne history to earn All-American honors in two different sports (cross country & outdoor track and field).
In May, Griewisch ran a school-record 34:21 to finish sixth out of 18 runners in the women's 10,000-meter finals at the 2011 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championships in Turlock, Calif., en route to All-American accolades.
Griewisch holds several other school records in track and field as well - 1,500-meters (4:41), 5,000-meters (17:01) and the indoor 5K (16:45) - and was one place off of earning All-American honors in the women's 5,000-meter run at the D-II Indoor Track and Field National Championships in March in Albuquerque, N.M.
Griewisch is also a two-time All-American in women's cross country (2009 and 2010) and has won the past two NCAA Division II Women's Cross Country Southeast Regional races.
A three-time All-South Atlantic Conference Women's Cross Country First-Team honoree (2008-10), Griewisch finished first at the 2009 league championship race.
Griewisch, a biology major with a 3.81 grade point average, earned Academic All-District accolades for the second straight year and was named the 2009 and 2010 South Atlantic Conference Women's Cross Country Scholar-Athlete Of The Year.
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A Congressional hearing on the radicalization of Muslim Americans has garnered a great deal of attention in recent days.
The March 10 session, which was spearheaded by Representative Peter King (R-N.Y.), lasted more than four hours. Although the meeting was slated to be a civil discussion about the impact of Muslim radicalization in the United States, many Democrats used the platform to make statements about the hearing's apparent violation of human rights.
According to media reports, Representative Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) went so far as to compare King's efforts to former Senator Joe McCarthy's hearings about the potential spread of Communism in 1954. Representative Al Green (D-Texas) asked lawmakers why there wasn't a legislative session devoted to the Ku Klux Klan.
Melvin Bledsoe, a Tennessee man, was one of several witnesses that addressed the hearing's topic rather than questioning the merit of the event. Bledsoe's son, Carlos, converted from Christianity to Islam at age 19, then shot two U.S. Army troops in 2009. He blamed Islamic extremists for brainwashing his son, adding that many American children are in danger of being recruited by terrorists.
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Review: A Million Ways to Die in the West
I didn't have high hopes for A Million Ways to Die in the West. It seemed like every funny joke was in the trailer and it was trying very hard to be Blazing Saddles. Well what do you know; I laughed my ass off for most of the movie.
As with every comedy, your enjoyment depends greatly on what you consider funny. Do you like Family Guy and thought Ted was very funny? Well then you're going to love this movie. Do you not like Family Guy? Then you may want to hit AMC theaters before noon ($6.50 a ticket around me) or rent it. I'm not a fan of MacFarlane's Family Guy style of humor, where random things pop in that are inconsequential to the story and it's suppose to be funny. A Million Ways is weakest when MacFarlane goes for these types of gags. The audience is pulled right out of the western motif as the humor falls flat. MacFarlane also goes for gags that last a few minutes too long, and those are also supposed to be "funny." He also can't seem to stop pointing out the oddities around them and why it's stupid that people are happy to live in the west. It really takes the audience out of the scene. Thankfully for us, this brand of humor is gone when the movie's plot really kicks into high gear. Here, we have humor that is built off a set up/pay off type of equation instead of random things happening. Those rear their ugly head occasionally but never for long and attempt to be connected to something happening around the characters. This gave me a good chuckle instead of sitting there silent. Leaving the theater, I remembered myself laughing more times than not.
MacFarlane seemed to try and make the Blazing Saddles of this generation, but didn't know how to effectively with his brand of humor. Of course there are racial jokes, but unlike Blazing Saddles, where the bad people (for the most part) were racist, even our heroes are racists here. Only one of the racial jokes actually hits and the rest end up falling flat. Granted that one racial joke pays off for a great cameo.
The plot is rather thin, but doesn't exactly need to be for this type of movie. Boy loses girl, boy meets new girl who has secrets, new girl shows boy the way of being a normal person, and finally a conflict. The lack of plot gives the movie more time to focus on the actors and their chemistry, which ends up being the backbone of the movie. There are some pacing issues near the end of the movie, when MacFarlane, Alec Sulkin, and Wellesley Wild (the screenwriters) seem to realize the plot has been on hold for 45 minutes because they were having so much fun with the characters. This leads to the plot sprinting along, then slowing down, and then sprinting along again. Ruth (Sarah Silverman) and Edward (Giovanni Ribisi) are all but forgotten once the second act starts, even though they weren't that funny.
The big surprise for me was the music. I found the soundtrack invoking memories of past westerns (which clearly was the idea). The breakout song will no doubt be "If You Only Had a Moustache," which I've had stuck in my head for days. I normally shy away from soundtracks but have already bought this one.
MacFarlane is clearly still learning the ropes as a director of live action. There are some unnecessary crane camera shots that feel oddly placed and are there to only look pretty. He's still very accustomed to characters just standing around and talking, as these scenes look the best throughout. Once the action heats up, hell even dancing heats up, it can be difficult to figure out where everyone is in relation to each other or the size of the area around them. I found myself a little confused as to how far they had actually danced when singing "If You Only Had a Moustache."
Whoever decided to include the Back to the Future reference in the trailer deserves to be fired. After seeing the movie, it could have been up there with Bill Murray in Zombieland for all time funniest cameos. But instead we can see it coming from a mile away. Even leading up to the scene I could tell the gag was on its way. Still a funny scene, but could have been a hysterical scene. There are few other cameos that elicit laugher, but nowhere near what that could have been.
The acting is quite good as you'd expect with an A-list cast like this. MacFarlane plays the character he always plays: the everyman pointing out the absurdities around him. I don't see anything to make me seem as anything more than a funny man, but at least he's good at what he does. MacFarlane and Charlize Theron (Anna) have a lot of chemistry in both humor and romantic scenes. Theron doesn't have a lot of room to stretch her acting chops here, but at least has the comedic timing down to match wits with MacFarlane. Neil Patrick Harris steals the show as Foy, the evil moustache wearing man who steals Albert's girlfriend Louise (Amanda Seyfried). He plays an evil bastard perfectly while showing off his comedic timing skills along with his dancing capabilities. Amanda Seyfried is good, but isn't given a lot to do. Liam Neeson continues to be a badass in everything he is cast. But like Seyfried, he doesn't have a lot to throughout the movie. He appears at the begging of the film then disappears until the end. His acting abilities don't really mesh well with the humor of MacFarlane.
When deciding on a number, I was quite torn. I laughed quite a bit through the movie, but couldn't help but notice the flaws that kept popping up. I originally thought to myself a 4/5, but as I wrote the review and thought about the movie more and more, I decided on 3.5/5.
A Million Ways to Die in the West gets 3.5/5.
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The St Catherine Major Investigation Task Force is still searching for the body of one of two men murdered in Newlands, Port-more, yesterday.
Those killed have been identified as Franklyn Robinson, 47-year-old cabinet maker and 42-year-old Dane 'Vigilante' Cross both of Newlands, Portmore.
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There's no reason to feel sorry for Herculez Gomez.
He genuinely appreciates the support, but he's doing just fine. There's no gaping void in his life. The Los Angeles-born, Las Vegas-raised forward is having a ball down in Torreón, Mexico, where he's excelling in his chosen profession and making quite a nice living. And there's plenty to look forward to, whether Jurgen Klinsmann comes calling or not.
"I'm enjoying my life right now and enjoying this moment, and I know if I want to keep this moment going I have to stay 100 percent in this moment. I just need to concentrate on Santos," he told Sporting News.
His concentration has paid dividends that border on the absurd. In Wednesday night's 6-2 CONCACAF Champions League semifinal triumph over Toronto FC, Gomez, 29, scored for the 10th and 11th time in his past eight games. His club, Santos Laguna, has gone 5-2-1 over that stretch, advancing to the CCL finals and climbing to the top of the Mexican Primera División standings.
Later this month, Gomez and Santos will face rival Monterrey for the continental title and a berth in December's FIFA Club World Cup. In May, they'll vie for the team's fourth Primera championship.
Times are good for the self-identified "Former US Mens National Team Forward." There's no reason to do anything but look ahead.
But the fans and media won't let it go. The clamor for his re-integration into Klinsmann's national team pool has become deafening as Gomez continues to fill the net.
There may not be a bigger example of an organic groundswell of support for the callup of an individual player in American soccer history.Gomez, then a member of Puebla FC, was named to Bob Bradley's 2010 World Cup team following a similar scoring binge that spring. He appeared as a substitute in an exhibition against Brazil six weeks after the U.S. returned from South Africa and hasn't suited up for the national team since.
"I don't consider myself a part of the national team pool. I think it would be crazy for me to consider myself a part of the team if I haven't been with them for more than a year-and-a-half," he said. "I had a run that was almost similar to this last season and was very much looking forward to a national team callup and it didn't come. This is what I have in front of me. I haven't been in in the picture for a long time."
Last September and October, while playing for Estudiantes Tecos, Gomez went on a five-goals-in-five-games tear. Tecos is far from Santos' level, making the run nearly as impressive as the one he's on now. On Nov. 3, Klinsmann named his team for the high-profile friendlies in France and Slovenia. Gomez wasn't called.
If not then, when?
Fans keep asking the question. But Gomez, while he's grateful for the love, has stopped.
"There's a lot of noise being made and that's really nice. People don't understand how moving that is. It's really special to see. Things like that really encourage a player," he said. "But I'm a grown man. While I'm very appreciative and it's very nice to see the support, all of that stuff is extra to football. I know what gets me going and that's what's in front of me. I don't have the national team. I have Santos."
On March 29, the day after Gomez scored his ninth goal in seven games, Klinsmann finally acknowledged the forgotten player. The coach wrote on Twitter, "Another goal for @herculezg, who keeps finding the net. Well done!"
Gomez told Sporting News that the note was "very nice to see, but I think it was more catering to fans than reaching out to me. Even though I still feel it was a very nice gesture."
Later, Klinsmann sent Gomez a text. As of Thursday, Gomez hadn't replied.
"I'd be stupid to ever deny my country or turn down an offer from my country, but right now I think that's so far down the road and so out of the picture that I just have to concentrate on Santos," he said. "I don't want to get wrapped up in it. I have a very addictive personality. I'm either all-in or all-out, so I don't want to drive myself crazy."
Fans and the press won't let it drop, however. Klinsmann's tweet went viral, and this week he was asked during a conference call with reporters whether he'd consider naming Gomez to the team that will commence World Cup qualifying in June.
"I know Herculez and I know his qualities. So he's constantly being watched," Klinsmann said. "Hopefully he continues that goal-scoring period, and the more he scores, the more he makes positive notes out there, the bigger his chances to get the call. It's as simple as that … So Herculez is on the radar screen. But he's always been on the radar screen. So hopefully he can make his case stronger and stronger over the next couple of weeks."
To be fair to Klinsmann, that period in October really was the only time that Gomez was in top form while the coach was putting together a roster. When the U.S. team that played Italy in late February was compiled, Gomez wasn't even a starter at Santos, which he joined in December. He had scored three goals in five games for Tecos but was playing mostly as a reserve when Klinsmann named his squad for last October's games vs. Honduras and Ecuador.
Now, it seems, Gomez will have to maintain his historic run to be considered in May. As for concerns about where he might fit into Klinsmann's scheme, Gomez's demonstrated ability to thrive at different positions should put those to rest. He's played in three different spots at Santos and would be comfortable on the right in Klinsmann's 4-2-3-1 or as a second striker, perhaps next to Jozy Altidore, in a 4-4-2.
"I feel like I'm getting better as a player at Santos," he said when discussing his changing role. "I'm learning a lot. I've got a great coach."
And for now, he needs only one. Gomez wouldn't be interested in discussing where he might fit in tactically with the U.S. It was once his team, but it's not anymore. A player of humble beginnings—undrafted and largely unwanted until the L.A. Galaxy picked him up as a free agent in '02—Gomez still pinches himself when he considers how far he's come.
Starring for one of the top clubs on the continent is pretty satisfying. He has a contract that runs until the summer of 2013 and has plenty to look forward to.
"This is what I have, what I concentrate on, and it's been that way for a while," he said. "It's just now that people are starting to notice."


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The modern world offers great challenges, and great opportunities, for Humanistic thought
Members of the Saybrook community:
There's no question that the period of my Saybrook presidency was marked by a number of changes. It was a period of transition.
There was a time when that was unusual. In the 21st century, that's business as usual. While many of the changes we made together were deliberate and, I believe, wise, there's no question that organizations like ours are now constantly changing because we live in a constantly changing world.
For this, my last missive to you as Saybrook's president, I would like to offer a few thoughts about what this means for our intellectual tradition and our mission as an educational institution.
When the world moved more slowly it was easy to think of the Humanistic tradition – from Plato through Montaigne up until Maslow and our own faculty – as being fixed points in the intellectual firmament: an unchanging and constant source of wisdom and insight that we could read in order to navigate our lives by.
They are, in a real sense, that very thing. But motion is relative, and as the lives we live move faster and faster it is difficult to have any fixed point of reference. The Humanistic tradition has as much to offer as it ever did, but our approach to it can no longer be rooted in 19th or even 20th century notions of scholarship.
Rigorous scholarship must, without a doubt, remain the backbone of what we do, and the papers and journals we produce are of inestimable value. But the broader culture now takes its cues from other, more transient, sources just as the challenges we face become more global, more systemic, and more sustained.
If Humanistic thought cannot be compelling online, it cannot reach the people most in need of it today. If it cannot find ways to thrive in a rich media environment where text messages contain screen shots of videos from vine, then it cannot offer solutions to the people looking for them as best they know how. It matters little that we are absolutely right about the irreducibility of people into components if the wider culture believes every claim made by the apostles of big data and the reductionists of pharmacology.
As humanists we know, better than anyone, that our sense of meaning in the world matters. The way our culture thinks about what it means to be human, about what it means to be conscious, about what it means to be moral, ethical, and creative, matters a great deal because most of us will live up or down to that vision. We must take the wisdom of Rogers and May and Husserl into the broader culture with the same energy and rigor that we apply to our formal scholarship. Now is not the time to be timid: now is the time to find new ways to communicate timeless wisdom to new audiences. This not a culture war, but it is a struggle for the soul of our common humanity.
I am leaving Saybrook to take a position at TCS ES that I believe will allow me to help find new ways for our fellow affiliate schools – and for the system as a whole – to join us in this struggle. We are not alone. We have allies, and we are aligned with the hopes and dreams of billions of people around the world who want to live more authentic lives, and support each other's potential for meaningful growth. But Saybrook cannot rest on its laurels. We must find new ways of reach out, and we must engage, and we must be compelling to a world that Aristotle and Voltaire and Jung could not have imagined, but that needs their wisdom as much as it ever did. To be their interpreters in the 21st century requires new ways of thinking about what we have proven to be true.
It is a challenge I believe we are up to, and that I will join hands with you in my new position. It has been an honor and a privilege to help carry our banner forward for the last four years. Let us continue to move forward.
Mark Schulman
Thank you Mark you efforts on behalf of Saybrook are deeply appreciated.
DorothyPosted by Dorothy Bach (not verified) | 08/22/2014 @ 10:21 AM
Hi Mark, Good luck on your new position.
I do have some concerns regarding the future of Saybrook.
So many smaller schools and colleges throughout the country are having a very difficult time attracting students regardless of the schools philosophy. I think some of this stems from the notion that colleges and universities have embraced a business model that raises tuition and means large student loans at the end of school or graduation.
I think many potential students, undergraduate and graduate are questioning the value or need for a higher education as a result of the rapidly changing world. I hope that Saybrook does not lose its basic tenants and values that guided it as The Humanistic Psychology Institute as it changes with a changing world.
Of course I don't have the answers to these questions but hope that Saybrook establishes some sort of group or governance to keep an eye on the past as well as the future. Perhaps putting our humanistic eyes on the world might help steer us in a manner to make sense of all this rapid change that we have encountered over the years.
I still tell the story of how I wrote a proposal as a HPI student, when Apple was giving away computers to higher education, that would have given all of our students computers and would have connected faculty and students through an internet (that I believe was not yet popular or public). The requirement was to have a dedicated staff person to administrate the program. Our president at that time did not think it was a prudent idea. Little did we all know!Posted by Bruce Brody, Ph.D. (not verified) | 08/22/2014 @ 09:03 PM
Thank you for your leadership and for being a champion of the Humanstic tradition. Wishing you the best!
Dana Klisain
Poignantly stated! Thank you for your stewardship and taking Saybrook University to yet another level of growth and potential. Best wishes in your new position.Posted by Caren Janis Baroff (not verified) | 08/23/2014 @ 04:07 PM


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Kitsap's Average Wage: $22.12 Per Hour
The average hourly wage in Kitsap County in May 2009 was $22.12, roughly 6 percent above the national average, according to a new report from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
That figure, the latest available, may seem pretty rich to some, but a local employment expert cautioned not to read too much into the study, because it doesn't address the number of hours worked.
School-bus drivers and dental hygienists, for example, may work fewer hours per day but get a higher wage, said Erin Mundinger, area director for WorkSource, the government employment office.
The report stated that of 22 major occupational groups it looked at in Kitsap County, 12 groups had higher wages than the national average.
Production workers in Kitsap County earned an average of $22.58, compared to $16.01 nationally. They made up almost 7 percent of the local work force.
Installation, maintenance and repair jobs paid $25.33 in Kitsap, but only $20.30 nationally; and persons with protective-service jobs in Kitsap earned $24.99, compared to $20.07 nationally.
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Those in legal services in Kitsap earned $34.43 and hour, compared to $46.07 nationally. Managers earned $46.61 on average in Kitsap, compared to $49.47; and local workers in arts, design, entertainment, sports and media earned $22.04 instead of $24.87.
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"It's a highly paid occupation, and in the Bremerton area, people are paid more," BLS statistician David Kong said.
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North country families with low to moderate incomes may receive assistance filing income tax returns, but many participating agencies already are booking into next month.
Residents of Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties are encouraged to call as soon as possible to make appointments through the free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, in which volunteers prepare by going through Internal Revenue Service training workshops.
Now when people call, (appointments) are at the end of March, said Beverly G. Howlett, family services manager at Lewis County Opportunities.
The VITA program there runs only from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays at the agency, 8265 Route 812, Lowville, and thats about all the four volunteers can handle because of the long-term commitment, Mrs. Howlett said. She said more volunteers who are trained later this year could help increase appointment availability next year.
In Jefferson County, the Community Action Planning Council is booking into the second week of March. Mary J. Mathewson, family center coordinator, said appointments are encouraged.
While CAPC went without a location in Adams last year after the Rohde Center was unable to be a host site, CAPC brought back an Adams location this year at the town/village offices. Maintaining a southern Jefferson County site was crucial, Mrs. Mathewson said.
You may have individuals that dont have transportation, she said. To have it in different areas of Jefferson County is huge. We might be able to reach out to more people.
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n Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library, 229 Washington St. Call 782-4900 for appointments between 9 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Saturdays through April 13.
n Paynter Senior Center, 914 Strawberry Lane, Clayton. Appointments will be available from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday and Feb. 20 and 27. More dates may be scheduled based on need. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 782-4900.
n Town/village of Adams offices, 3 S. Main St., Adams. Appointments are available from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays until April 13 by calling 782-4900.
Appointments at the following sites are on a first-come, first-served basis for the St. Lawrence County AARP group:
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n Midtown Apartments, Munson and Waverly streets, Potsdam, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays until April 9.
n Canton: From 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays at the Canton Fire Department, Riverside Drive, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays at Partridge Knoll, 30 Sullivan Drive (by appointment only). Call 212-0409 to make an appointment at Partridge Knoll.
n Dobisky Community Center, Riverside Avenue, Ogdensburg, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays until April 11.
SeaComm Federal Credit Union, the Akwesasne Housing Authority and the SUNY Canton VITA site will host Super Saturday tax events from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday at SeaComms Massena Branch, 79 Main St., and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Ogdensburg branch, Gateway Plaza. Appointments are required by calling 800-764-0566.
SUNY Canton accounting students will offer the VITA program from 10 a.m. to noon Mondays and Wednesdays and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fridays in Cook Hall, Room 116, until April 4. To schedule an appointment, call Christa Kelson at 386-7979.
The Jefferson County Department of Social Services also will offer free income tax preparation through the VITA program for eligible families from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays until Feb. 23 at the agency, 250 Arsenal St. People are encouraged to call the agency at 785-3320 to set up an appointment. The department also will take walk-ins through Feb. 28, and tax preparation will be available by appointment only from March 2 to April 15.
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BOSTON -- Those hoping for a goaltending matchup of last season's Vezina Trophy winner and this season's early front-runner for the award will be disappointed when the Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers hit the ice tonight at TD Garden.
Neither Boston's Tim Thomas, who won his second Vezina in three seasons back in June, nor Edmonton's Nikolai Khabibulin, who leads the NHL with an 0.98 goals-against average and sits second with a .964 save percentage, is scheduled to get the nod for his respective team.
Instead, there will be a showdown of two of the better young goaltenders in the League.
Tuukka Rask was first off the ice for the Bruins after their morning skate, as was Devan Dubnyk for the Oilers. Edmonton coach Tom Renney later confirmed Dubnyk's starting role.
"Well, it's not difficult to be honest with you," Renney said about the decision. "We have to play back-to-back here, and it's one of those situations where 'Dube' has to play too. This is a big, strong team. I think this is tailor-made, quite honestly, for Devan to see this team and see their attack. His size and strength, it sort of lines up well for those circumstances. But this is the part of the schedule that we looked at in September and suggested to ourselves that at least we would have to make sure that they at least split."
Rask has not started consecutive games this season. He comes into the Oilers game fresh off his first win and carries a 2.00 GAA and .931 save percentage. Despite a 2-3-0 record, Dubnyk has been solid with a .930 save percentage and 2.19 GAA.


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ALBANY, Ga. -- Several defendants will be going to trial next week in connection to the death of a 20-year-old man who was visiting the Albany area nearly three years ago.
Jury selection is scheduled to begin Monday for the trial connected to the shooting at Brick House Productions that claimed the life of LaShelton Kernard Stanford of Flovilla on Valentine's Day in 2010.
In all, eight defendants are set to go to trial, said Dougherty District Attorney Greg Edwards. The defendants are Cavoris Barney, Jacory Butts, Sean Frazier, Anthony Hawkins, Anthony Seay, Shacoby Seay, Shuntavious Seay and Shenard Smith.
The charges the defendants face include murder, felony murder, street gang participation and interference with government property. As of Friday afternoon, there were no plea deals outstanding in connection to the case, Edwards said.
The fatal shooting followed an argument that erupted in the Schilling Avenue studio where there were dozens of people present. The argument escalated into a fight and spilled over into the parking lot, where someone began shooting around 5:30 a.m. on Feb. 14, 2010, according to initial reports on the incident.
Stanford, who was found to have been shot seven times, had been in town visiting friends and family. A security guard at the establishment sustained a bullet wound to his arm, but eventually recovered.
The studio closed later that month following repeated calls for police and evidence of repeated code violations at the location, which had prompted its alcohol license to be revoked. By that time, it had racked up 30 reported incidents, including shootings, assaults, narcotics violations, liquor-law violations, among other crimes.
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Resizing Actionscript images with bicubic or bilinear interpolation
I've had a few people contact me to ask about how to use clevrlib to resize images with bicubic or bilinear interpolation in Flash or Flex, so I'll give an overview of how to do this.
The InterpolatedBitmapData class adds the methods
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The basic method I'm using here for resizing is to loop through the pixels of the output image, getting the equivalent pixels in the source image. As these are found by multiplying by the ratio between the source and output sizes, the coordinates probably won't be integers. Using regular getPixel would require rounding, and therefore give a jagged (aliased) output. The getPixelXxx methods let you pass them a Number, which needn't be an integer, giving a much smoother result.
The sample code below shows a way of resizing an image using this method. The InterpolatedBitmapData should be created in the same way as a BitmapData, such as by
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var source:IBitmapDrawable = event.target.loader; var original:InterpolatedBitmapData = new InterpolatedBitmapData(source.width, source.height); original.draw(source); /* The size of the output image */ var newWidth:int = 100; var newHeight:int = 200; var resized:BitmapData = new BitmapData(newWidth, newHeight); var xFactor:Number = original.width / newWidth; var yFactor:Number = original.height / newHeight; /* Loop through the pixels of the output image, fetching the equivalent pixel from the input*/ for (var x:int = 0; x < newWidth; x++) { for (var y:int = 0; y < newHeight; y++) { resized.setPixel(x, y, original.getPixelBilinear(x * xFactor, y * yFactor)); } }


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The Michigan Department of Education released results from the March testing on Thursday.
"The Michigan Merit Exam is one test on one day," said Grand Haven Area Public Schools curriculum specialist Mary Jane Evink. "We take into account many different forms of assessment when we evaluate our students' performance."
Grand Haven High School 11th-graders who took the exam in March gained a percentage point in math scores, but took a step back in other areas.
Even though the state changed its scoring methods, Grand Haven school officials tried to calculate apples to apples. Compared to last year, Grand Haven's science scores dropped from 43 to 39 percent, social studies from 62 to 59 percent, reading from 74 to 69 percent and writing from 63 to 55 percent.
Evink said the writing scores were particularly troublesome.
"That was our greatest drop," she said. "We have been focused on writing very sincerely, and I mean focused, for the last five years. We saw some steady gains. Why it dropped this year is frustrating. Writing is a critical skill for college and career readiness. We know this and we're not going to disappoint our community. The only thing I can say is we're above the state averages and we're not giving up."
Spring Lake High School juniors posted gains in every category except writing, where they slipped one point, to 77 percent, from last year's scores, Superintendent Dennis Furton said. Reading scores in Spring Lake went from 77 to 84 percent proficient, math from 50 to 54, science from 46 to 58 and social studies from 61 to 70.
"We're very pleased with our results," Furton said. "The credit goes to our outstanding teachers and students who continue to perform at the highest possible level."
Furton said he's not concerned about the dip in writing proficiency.
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Kim Jong-un has reportedly banned One Direction from entering North Korea until the band members get their haircut.
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