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Day 37, February 6: Covering the Green Bay Packers winning a Super Bowl was a dream come true. In fact I am often asked what has been my favorite assignment over the years. This was it. Being on the field photographing the team I grew up rooting for, the Green Bay Packers, as they beat Pittsburgh to win Super Bowl XLV, rates as my favorite moment. Understand that as a youngster, a Packers loss would bring me to tears. Quarterback Bart Starr was my favorite player, and my boyhood room was a shrine to him and the team during football season. Decades later, having the opportunity to photograph the Green-and-Gold winning the ultimate game was the thrill of a lifetime, sports-wise.
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When he was only a couple of months old, Anakin had to hobble over to a local workplace that left out food for feral cats. It took a few visits outside before his current owner could coax Anakin into trusting her, but eventually he joined his new, loving family.
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Oprah Winfrey, who didn't get an Oscar nod for her role in Lee Daniels' 'The Butler' even though she was heavily tipped for it, believes that she wasn't robbed of her Oscar nomination.
The Queen of talk shows told Access Hollywood that when you look at the people nominated - Julia Roberts, Lupita Nyong'o, Jennifer Lawrence, June Squibb and Sally Hawkins - they have all done such wonderful films, Contactmusic reported.
Winfrey added that the best thing about Oscars is that there are so many wonderful films that you can't even get all the people in all categories.
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EDMOND — A child care center is shutting down indefinitely today as operators seek licensing through the state Department of Human Services. On Wednesday, officials at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School posted an announcement for parents about the closing of the school's Child Development Center and Extended Care program.
"We have been working on getting our state license for quite some time," the announcement read. "Unbeknownst to us as of November 1st a law was passed that all child care facilities had to be licenced or shut down. We are working as fast as we can to get all the paperwork finished. DHS said it will probably be a week or two before everything gets finalized." Calls to the school were referred to Bill Coyle, a deacon at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. He could not be reached. George Johnson, DHS spokesman, said the school contacted DHS on Tuesday and agreed to a voluntary shutdown. "It has always been a requirement in the state of Oklahoma to have a child care license," Johnson said, "but sometimes if they are attached to a school or a church, they (operators) think that they are exempt.


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Kuyper reminded them of their Dutch Calvinist heritage and the legacy left to them by the freedom fighters against Spanish tyranny in the sixteenth century. But Kuyper wisely concluded that they should not strive for a "Calvinist utopia" but rather for a pluralist state, one in which all groups enjoy a level playing field as they try to enlist support for their vision of a just society. So he laid out the intellectual architecture of what we now call "sphere sovereignty," an ordering principle that takes on new and contemporary relevance as globalization reorganizes governmental and nongovernmental jurisdictions.
Kuyper's antirevolutionary (or Christian-historical) vision attempts to remedy the failure of modernity to satisfy the human spirit and its propensity to establish monstrous tyranny. As the emancipator of the then still disenfranchised middle and lower classes in his country, Kuyper in this English translation of his seminal foray into political theory and practice takes his place beside Locke and Tocqueville as a titanic European intellect whose thought can help us understand the American experiment in religious liberty and constitutional democracy.
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Prep football: South Fort Myers a popular stop on the recruiting trail
FORT MYERS - One day it's USC.
The next day it's Harvard.
Be it from coast-to-coast or simply from within the borders of Fort Myers, the South Fort Myers High football program continues to be a hot property in the grid iron world.
USC assistant coach Monte Kiffin visited South earlier this week before 86 Wolfpack players hit the field for their first day of spring practice.
"I love this job. I get to meet guys like him," said South coach Grant Redhead.
Redhead said Kiffin is interested in Jayron Kearse, who transferred to South from nearby Cypress Lake.
"He really likes (Kearse)," Redhead said. "(Kearse) is thinking about going to their camp this summer and possibly working out."
Kearse's verbal commitment remains with Miami, according to Rehead.
"He hasn't changed his mind," Redhead said.
If Kearse becomes a Hurricane, he would follow in the footsteps of former Wolfpack standouts Dallas Crawford and Nate Dortch.
Redhead said he plans to use the 6-foot-4 Kearse as a wide receiver and safety. Kearse spent the past three seasons mostly as a rushing quarterback and in the secondary for Cypress Lake.
Redhead said Kiffin also inquired about sophomore linebacker D'Ronzjiah Mathews, who is about to enter his third varsity season.
"He saw his film and he liked him," Redhead said.
In addition to Kearse, Redhead figures at least three other rising seniors — lineman Joe Fennell and cornerbacks Kenny Bishop and Fort Myers High transfer Eric Wester — could land at major college programs.
As for Harvard, which visited South last week, Redhead said the Ivy League school is interested in 6-foot-1 quarterback Andrew Dailidonis, who threw for 1,206 yards and nine touchdowns in 2011, his first season at South.
"He's definitely an Ivy League kid, and he loves that," Redhead said. "He's improved. I think his decision making will get better. His strength is up. He's 212 pounds."
Redhead said Davidson College -- from the Division I Pioneer Football League -- is also interested in Dailidonis.
Joe Fennell recently underwent surgery on his right knee, but the heavily recruited South Fort Myers lineman was on the field for the first day of spring practice on Tuesday.
"I had a slightly torn meniscus," Fennell said. "I had loose cartilage floating around. They sucked all the bad stuff out. My knee should be 100 percent by the beginning of June."
Fennell said he will play in the spring game against Golden Gate.
This summer figures to be a busy one for Fennell, who plans to attend a camp at the University of Florida. Fennell said the Gators, Clemson and South Carolina have been the most aggressive schools in the recruiting process. He said he would like to take official visits to all three.
As for making a commitment, the 6-foot-5, 320-pounder said he's in no hurry.
"Maybe during the summer, most likely by the second or third week of the season," he said.
For now, Fennell is focused on spring practice.
"We look good," he said. "We're fast like we always are. We're strong and physical. The real test will come against Golden Gate."
Former South Fort Myers cornerback Nate Dortch said he plans to enroll at the University of Miami later this month.
"They encouraged us to get as early a start as possible," said Dortch, a senior who signed with the Hurricanes in February.
Even though his football days at South are over, Dortch attended the team's first day of spring practice. He chatted with new Wolfpack Jayron Kearse, who has verbally committed to Miami.
Dortch and Kearse are practically neighbors in the Harlem Heights section of Fort Myers.
"We live two streets apart," Dortch said.
They were teammates on the Cypress Lake Hornets Pop Warner team from 2004-06. Dortch said he's looking forward to being teammates again with Kearse in Coral Gables.
"It's good having someone I grew up with around," Dortch said.
It's been seven years since South Fort Myers debuted with a rather unremarkable 1-9 season.
Since then, however, the Wolfpack have emerged as one of the elite programs in Southwest Florida, having produced six straight winning seasons while reaching the playoffs in four of the past five years.
Even though the upcoming season contains additional optimism than a year ago because of the amount of returning players and the quality of newcomers, coach Grant Redhead said maintaining a winning environment is expected every year.
"That's the expectation," Redhead said. "The kids know it. That's the thing. It's from top to bottom, from coaches to administration to teachers to teammates. We have high expectations for ourselves, so we keep pushing. The kids work hard. The coaches work hard. I've had a good staff. I'm not Merlin the Magician. We just put kids in the right spot to be successful."
South's key losses from last season include Nate Dortch, Sammy Joseph, Devon Brunson and Fabian Afanador. The impact might be minimal considering the strong core of returning players.
"We've got kids that played right with them so it's not an issue. We'll be fine. We're still going to be solid," Redhead said.
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Cheer up, Grumpy Cat: Phoenix cat lands endorsement deal
ST. LOUIS (AP) – It probably won't affect her famous mood, but Grumpy Cat now has an endorsement deal.
The frown-faced Internet sensation who lives in Phoenix, real name Tardar Sauce, is now the "spokescat" for a Friskies brand of cat food, Nestle Purina PetCare announced Tuesday. The St. Louis-based company didn't release terms of the deal.
Photos of Grumpy Cat, her brown and white face in a constant scowl, have become a constant presence on Facebook and other social media, often accompanied by crabby messages such as "I don't like days that end in Y" or "I'm listening, I just don't care. She also is among the biggest stars of the peculiar trend of cat dominance on Web videos and postings.
Grumpy Cat's Facebook page has more than 1.3 million likes. The dour animal, owned by Tabatha Bundesen, also has more than 111,000 Twitter followers.
In addition to the relationship with Nestle Purina, which featured Grumpy Cat in an online video game series in March, the 1 1/2-year-old mixed-breed feline has a merchandise line and reportedly has a movie deal in the works.
"She's very busy," Friskies spokeswoman Julie Catron said. "The first thing she'll do for us is receive the lifetime achievement award."
Catron isn't kidding. The feline will receive the award Oct. 15 in New York as Friskies honors the best cat videos of the year as chosen through an online vote.
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Sleep at my house is a nightmare!!
- a FTM wrapped around her little girl's little toe
- a FTM wrapped around her little girl's little toe
My baby used to do that. Does she sleep on her stomach?
Before he started being good at laying in the crib awake and falling asleep by himself, I would pat him on his back, to make a bouncing feeling, instead of rocking and that always worked for us. Sometimes I would have to be bent over for about 30 minutes doing that but it worked and now he'll go in awake- as long as he is sleepy. We also play hard the hour before bed to wear him out because he is very very hyper.
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Maybe you could start with a pack'n'play in your room. If she is used to sleeping in your room, that might make the transition easier. Start getting her to sleep in the pack'n'play so you can leave her safely in your room while you do stuff. Then you can transition to her crib.
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Parole officers' new focus: more hand holding, less handcuffing
Riverton • She told them to drop in anytime, so Adult Probation & Parole agents Nathan Griffiths and Chris Moore arrived unannounced in an unmarked car that they parked down the road.
The garage door was open. Two young boys played in the grass. As the officers approached, 5-year-old Kayden eyed the black guns on their belts, tucked neatly under their bulletproof vests.
"Want to see mine?" he asked. "It shoots rubber bands."
Inside the house, Brandi Corso was drying her eyes.
Corso, 23, is a recovering drug addict and a convicted shoplifter. She's been to jail, and she doesn't want to go back. Her home life is strained, the demands of her probation stressful.
And, on Thursday, Corso's grandmother died.
But she had told them to drop by anytime, so she smiled big as she invited in the officers.
Moore is Corso's probation officer. Every week, he conducts random checks on the female offenders whose cases he's been assigned. It's part of the deal: random home visits, searches, drug tests. He'd never before found Corso at home.
"Glad we caught you," Moore said. "How've you been?"
Corso's voice cracked before she could form the words: "My grandma died this morning."
Moments later, she was standing in the kitchen crying as Moore listened thoughtfully, his head tilted slightly to one side. He asked when the last time was that Corso saw her grandmother. Had they had a chance to say goodbye?
In that moment, it didn't matter that Moore was carrying a weapon or wearing a vest, that his badge gave him license to search Corso's home or toss her back in jail for doing something wrong. He was employing what AP&P officials have found is one of the most effective strategies in dealing with female offenders:
In the past year, AP&P has begun to use new methods in dealing with probationers and parolees several of which are gender-specific. And Director Geri Miller-Fox said they're seeing results.
"I want a safe community, but what we've been doing doesn't seem to really accomplish that objective," Miller-Fox said. "Citizens need to ask more of its correctional system. They should look to us to make sure that when we release offenders, they are coming back a safer, better-contributing member of society."
A revolving door • Of all the people who end up in Utah's prisons, the majority of them haven't committed a new crime they land there because they violated the terms of their probation or parole.
According to a study by Pew Charitable Trusts, offenders who failed to abide by the conditions set by a judge or the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole accounted for two-thirds of new prison admissions last year.
These re-entries contribute to an overall growth in Utah's prison population even amid a national decline.
Between 2009 and 2012, the nation saw a 4 percent drop in incarcerations, according to the Pew study. Utah had 6 percent growth.
Meanwhile, the number of Utah parolees and probationers who were successfully discharged fell significantly over the past 10 years. Nearly half will return to prison within three years of their release.
"Once a person becomes an inmate in jail or prison, they take on a whole new set of issues just by nature of being incarcerated," Miller-Fox said. "So, for years in criminal justice, we've focused on the transition to re-entry, but now our focus is more on success after re-entry. How can we get you to be as successful as we can? How can we steer you away from the system so you're not reoffending?"
A new program instituted late last year targets women specifically. It's called the Female Offender Success Initiative (FOSI) and involves an assessment with more than twice the number of questions as the one used for men. The FOSI agents are assigned exclusively to female probationers or parolees.
"What we're seeing is it's already having an impact on the numbers," Miller-Fox said. "The last I looked, we're at an eight-year low for probation commitments to prison."
That's good news for Utah.
Last year, the number of women sent to prison for violating probation jumped 180 percent in the first quarter of 2013, compared to the same period in 2012. It mirrors a national trend of more women ending up behind bars.
Experts point to drug policies and a "scare them straight" approach as some of the driving factors behind the increase women tend to receive harsher penalties than men for the same crimes.
Miller-Fox added that women tend to be "higher need, but lower risk" to violate parole or probation than their male counterparts.
What that means is they tend to require more help a significant number of female offenders are also mothers but are less likely than men to commit another crime if they're given that support.
"Females have a different mind-set than males, so we treat them differently," said Moore, who works exclusively with female offenders. "It's much more personal, much more, 'If you have a problem give me a call.' And after a while, you become one of the first people they call. Sometimes all they need is that stability, that little extra help."
Earlier this year, Gov. Gary Herbert called for an end to the "revolving door" of the prison system. He created a task force, called for community input, asked for results.
AP&P has responded by instituting a hard and fast goal: a 25 percent drop in recidivism by 2017.
It's not just ambitious, it's unusual.
"It makes a lot of administrators nervous, putting numbers out there like that," Miller-Fox said. "But it's a part of helping us have a target that we can move our organization toward. It lets us know where we want to go. And I believe we can get there."
A lot will need to change in Utah before that goal can be met, she added.
To start, AP&P is training its officers to be more responsive to the individual needs of offenders. They're encouraging more comprehensive risk assessments and "competence building," emphasizing drug and mental health treatment over trying to scare people straight.
Sometimes, Miller-Fox said, the road to an offender's recovery will start simple. Sometimes it's as simple as having someone who listens.
The agents • Moore is responsible for about 50 women on probation.
Each has a different story, different needs and different requirements treatment, counseling, parenting classes, community-service hours, getting high school diplomas or college degrees, restitution, fines.
Most are addicts. Several have a history of trauma and abuse. None is allowed anywhere near drugs, alcohol, weapons or other known criminals.
So, every week, twice a week, Moore goes to knock on doors, dropping in unannounced to see where and how the women are living. He usually hits a handful of houses a night rarely more than 10 and often fewer than half the women are home.
Griffiths, the assistant administrator for AP&P's Region Three office, doesn't go out into the field as often as he used to. But he still knows what signs to look for:
"You smell the air, try to see who's in the house, if there are kids in the house. You listen for noises, try to figure out what if anything is going on in the other room. Basically, you try to be aware of everything, every little detail," Griffiths said. "One of the fun challenges of the job is figuring out did we just catch this person off guard or are they trying to hide something?"
During Thursday's rounds, Griffiths acted as backup, ensuring the area was clear, and staying on the lookout for people coming and going from anywhere but the front door.
They've seen it all: People running out of back doors, bathrooms, windows.
They've walked in on offenders mid-drug deal, mid-drink, smelled the scent of marijuana lingering in the air.
They know when someone's nervous. They can tell when someone's home, but pretends not to be.
They sometimes spend hours just waiting in the dark, waiting to see who's coming and going from an offender's home.
Despite all this, they insist, they don't like playing "gotcha!"
The two self-described optimists said they'd rather find nothing amiss and see people succeed.
"No matter how bad they think they have it, they can change everything about their lives," Moore said. "I let them know I want to see them succeed our entire goal is to help them."
Back on track • It can be hard for probationers and parolees to imagine what success looks like.
For some, whose only friends, only support systems involve other felons, success can mean leaving everything they've ever known, losing friends, going it alone.
"Sometimes you have ones who come into your office crying because they don't know what to do, they don't know where to start," Moore said. "So you work on small things first. You give them little goals do one thing for me this week, do one thing for me next week. Eventually, you see them doing it on their own."
Elisa Kelly, 29, has been in and out of the system for almost a decade. She struggled with drugs and alcohol. She temporarily lost custody of her kids.
Sometimes, Moore said, it takes time for a person to decide when enough is enough.
On Thursday afternoon, Kelly was giving her two youngest daughters a bath as her oldest brushed her hair and her two sons played in their West Valley City home.
She's been complying with her probation, staying in treatment and is set to graduate from drug court by month's end. She has plans to go back to school, get a degree.
On the wall, she wrote a list of "House Rules" for her five kids.
"It's been hard breaking them from the cycle of how I was raising them before," she said. "I got to tell them to use nice words and behave. It's kind of nice though. It feels good making everything work."
She's a single mom. The father of her children was sent back to prison for violating the terms of his release. But, she said, she's not worried about it.
"It's good, it's a good thing," she said.
"When he's around, he just messes with their emotions. They need more stability than that."
She's one of Moore's success stories.
"If you can build up someone's self-esteem, that's the first thing," Moore said. "You need to help them believe that they can do this."
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This year's $90,000 donation to support Association camp scholarships will give 90 children with diabetes the opportunity to attend summer camp for approximately one week. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need.
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A stroke can strike in an instant, but can change a person's life forever. Strokes -- 80 percent of which are caused by a blood clot that blocks blood flow to the brain -- are medical emergencies that require immediate attention. The earlier a stroke is recognized and treated, the greater the chance of recovery. Remembering the acronym FAST is an easy way to learn how to recognize a stroke and what to do to minimize its long-term damaging effects.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The New York Knicks practiced Monday without forward Kenyon Martin or guards J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert.
Martin and Smith are ill and questionable for Tuesday night's game in Indianapolis. Shumpert has a sore left knee but coach Mike Woodson says he probably will play in Game 4 against the Pacers. Indiana leads this Eastern Conference semifinal 2-1.
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