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When was John F. Kennedy born?
John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917, to Joseph and Rose Kennedy.
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John F. Kennedy was born in Boston, Massachusetts.
John F. Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts. Brookline borders the city of Boston and was incorporated as an independent city in 1705.
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What was John F. Kennedy's middle name?
John F. Kennedy's middle name was Fitzgerald. Rose Kennedy's maiden name was Fitzgerald.
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How many siblings did John F. Kennedy have?
Joseph and Rose Kennedy had nine children --four sons and five daughters -- thereby giving John F. Kennedy eight siblings.
Question 5 of 30
Which nickname was not used to refer to John F. Kennedy?
The nickname "Johnny" was not used to refer to John F. Kennedy. He was, however, often referred to as "Jack." Following his presidency, "JFK" also became a popular moniker.
Question 6 of 30
What childhood illness resulted in the hospitalization of John F. Kennedy?
Scarlett fever
John F. Kennedy was hospitalized for nearly a month with scarlet fever when he was nearly 3 years old.
Chicken pox
Question 7 of 30
Which East Coast private boarding school did John F. Kennedy attend?
The Taft School
The Hotchkiss School
The Choate School
John F. Kennedy attended The Choate School in Wallingford, Connecticut, which was a private college-preparatory boys' boarding school.
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When did John F. Kennedy graduate from Harvard University?
John F. Kennedy graduated from Harvard University with a degree in international affairs in June 1940.
Question 9 of 30
What was the title of the book authored by John F. Kennedy?
"Why England Slept"
John F. Kennedy's senior Harvard thesis titled, "Appeasement at Munich," was published as the book, "Why England Slept," in 1940.
"England and Germany"
Question 10 of 30
John F. Kennedy enlisted into which military branch in 1941?
Air Force
In 1941, John F. Kennedy enlisted in the U.S. Navy, embarking on a military career that would eventually lead him to the highest office in America.
Question 11 of 30
In April, 1943, John F. Kennedy took command of which naval vessel?
John F. Kennedy took command of the naval vessel PT 109 in April 1943.
Question 12 of 30
What severe injury did John F. Kennedy suffer as a result of the sinking of PT 109?
leg injury
back injury
John F. Kennedy suffered a severe back injury as a result of the sinking of PT 109, a malady that would cause him discomfort for years.
abdominal injury
Question 13 of 30
John F. Kennedy's brother Joseph Jr. died flying which plane during World War II?
B-17 Flying Fortress
B-24 Liberator
John F. Kennedy's older brother Joseph Jr. died flying a B-24 Liberator during World War II.
P-51 Mustang
Question 14 of 30
Which year was John F. Kennedy elected to the U.S. House of Representatives?
John F. Kennedy was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1946.
Question 15 of 30
Which potentially fatal illness was John F. Kennedy diagnosed with in 1947?
Addison's disease
John F. Kennedy was diagnosed with Addison's disease in 1947. Patients with Addison's disease can develop a potentially fatal disorder called adrenal crisis.
Graves' disease
Hashimoto's disease
Question 16 of 30
In his 1952 bid for the U.S. Senate, John F. Kennedy appointed his younger brother Robert as campaign manager.
John F. Kennedy appointed his younger brother Robert as campaign manager during his 1952 bid to become a U.S. senator. One journalist called the campaign "…the most disciplined and smoothly working statewide campaign in Massachusetts history -- and possibly anywhere else."
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Who was the incumbent U.S. senator from Massachusetts that John F. Kennedy defeated in the 1952 election?
David I. Walsh
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
John F. Kennedy defeated the incumbent Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. for the Senate seat in Massachusetts in the 1952 election.
Benjamin Smith
Question 18 of 30
What was Jacqueline Kennedy's maiden name?
Before marrying John F. Kennedy on Sept. 12, 1953, Jacqueline Kennedy's maiden name was Bouvier.
Question 19 of 30
How many children did John F. and Jacqueline Kennedy have?
John F. and Jacqueline Kennedy had three children: Caroline, John Jr. and Patrick. Patrick was born prematurely and died just 39 hours after birth. The cause of death was a respiratory disorder.
Question 20 of 30
What was the title of the book John F. Kennedy wrote while recovering from back surgery?
"Profiles in Politics"
"Courage in Politics"
"Profiles in Courage"
While recovering from back surgery, John F. Kennedy wrote the book "Profiles in Courage." Kennedy was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for the book in 1957.
Question 21 of 30
Which presidential candidate nearly selected John F. Kennedy as his running mate in 1956?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
In 1956, presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson nearly selected Kennedy as his running mate for vice president. Stevenson instead chose Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, and the pair lost the election.
Richard Nixon
Question 22 of 30
Which presidential candidate did John F. Kennedy face in the first-ever televised presidential debate in 1960?
Richard Nixon
On Sept. 26, 1960, presidential candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon faced-off in the first-ever televised presidential debate.
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Question 23 of 30
On Jan. 20, 1961, John F. Kennedy was sworn-in as which president?
On Jan. 20, 1961, John F. Kennedy was sworn-in as the 35th president of the United States.
Question 24 of 30
Which organization did John F. Kennedy create to provide aid to people of impoverished foreign countries?
World Health Organization
The International Red Cross
The Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy created the Peace Corps by executive order on March 1, 1961, to provide aid to people of impoverished foreign countries.
Question 25 of 30
John F. Kennedy authorized 1,500 CIA-trained refugees to invade which country?
Bay of Pigs
On April 15, 1961, John F. Kennedy authorized 1,500 CIA-trained Cuban refugees to invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs. By all accounts, the mission was a failure.
Guantánamo Bay
Bay of Santa Clara
Question 26 of 30
In October 1962, John F. Kennedy successfully negotiated the removal of what from Cuba?
A buildup of Soviet troops
A fleet of Soviet ships
Soviet ballistic nuclear missiles
In October 1962, John F. Kennedy successfully negotiated the removal of Soviet ballistic nuclear missiles, bringing a peaceful end to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Question 27 of 30
What legislation did John F. Kennedy introduce to congress in June 1963?
An unemployment bill
A civil rights bill
In June 1963, John F. Kennedy introduced a civil rights bill to Congress. Kennedy's bill was passed as the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The passage came shortly after his death.
An income tax bill
Question 28 of 30
How old was John F. Kennedy when he died?
John F. Kennedy was 46 years old when he died as the result of an assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.
Question 29 of 30
John F. Kennedy is buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia.
On Nov. 25, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was buried at Arlington National Cemetery on the slope just below Arlington House.
Question 30 of 30
What was the name of the commission appointed to investigate the assassination of John F. Kennedy?
The Johnson Commission
The Kennedy Commission
The Warren Commission
President Lyndon Johnson, Kennedy's successor, established a commission to investigate the assassination of President Kennedy. The commission was led by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren and was called the Warren Commission.


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George North scored two tries for the Scarlets to help his side to a 28-20 win over Dragons at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
Wales wing George North scored two tries for Scarlets to help his side to a 28-20 win over Dragons in their PRO12 derby at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
A quick fire brace of tries in the final 15 minutes proved pivotal as Scarlets edged their clash with their Welsh rivals on 'judgment day.'
The Dragons had been heavily beaten by Ospreys a week earlier, while Scarlets headed into the game on the back of victory at Zebre.
Scarlets took the lead on 19 minutes through an Owen Williams' penalty and they stretched their lead less than ten minutes later when North crossed for the game's first try following Aled Davies's superb offload.
Williams added the conversion to put ten points between the sides, but Scarlets hit back ahead of half-time through a Jonathan Evans try, converted by Tom Prydie, who added a penalty just shy of the interval to level the scores at 10-all.
Williams edged Scarlets in front three minutes into the second-half with a penalty goal, and re-established the three point margin after Prydie had again levelled with the boot.
The pivotal period of the game soon followed, as 12 points in less than five minutes gave Scarlets a decisive lead that Dragons were unable to challenge.
Jonathan Davies crossed for Williams to convert on 66 minutes before North strode over for his second try just two minutes later to put Scarlets 15 points up and shatter the hopes of the Dragons, who did have the final say on 75 minutes, when Daniel Evans crossed, despite the best defensive efforts of Ken Owens.
Dragons pressed in the final minutes in search of a route back into the contest, but the eight-point cushion remained, and Scarlets showed enough resolve to close out the game and secure a deserved victory.
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Tries: J. Evans, D. Evans
Cons: Prydie 2
Pens: Prydie 2
For Scarlets:
Tries: North 2, J. Davies
Cons: O Williams 2
Pens: O Williams 3
Yellow cards: Faletau
Dragons: 15 Tom Prydie, 14 Will Harries, 13 Pat Leach, 12 Jack Dixon, 11 Ross Wardle, 10 Dan Evans, 9 Jonathan Evans; 8 Toby Faletau, 7 Nic Cudd, 6 Dan Lydiate, 5 Robert Sidoli, 4 Andrew Coombs (c), 3 Dan Way, 2 Hugh Gustafson, 1 Aaron Coundley.
Replacements: 16 Sam Parry, 17 Owen Evans, 18 Nathan Buck, 19 Jevon Groves, 20 Ieuan Jones, 21 Wayne Evans, 22 Steffan Jones, 23 Adam Hughes.
Scarlets: 15 Gareth Owen, 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies, 12 Scott Williams, 11 Liam Williams, 10 Owen Williams, 9 Aled Davies, 8 Rob McCusker (c) 7 Johnathan Edwards, 6 Aaron Shingler, 5 Johan Synman, 4 George Earle, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Rhodri Jones, 18 Deacon Manu, 19 Sione Timani, 20 Josh Turnbull, 21 Rhodri Williams, 22 Aled Thomas, 23 Gareth Maule.
Venue: Millennium Stadium
Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)
Assistant referees: Neil Hennessy, Jon Mason (both WRU)
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It was my privilege to be one of the keynote speakers at the China Annual Conference for International Education in Beijing. The other was a former foreign minister. As it turned out, we both never had the opportunity to study abroad. Although our jobs later gave us the chance to travel— in Minister Li's case to 183 countries—we both spoke about the opportunity we wished we had.
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Aug. 4 Olympics scenes: Day 8
Michael Phelps poses on the podium with the gold medal after helping the U.S. team win the men's 4x100 medley relay on the eighth day of the Olympics. Click through to see some of the other top photos from the Olympic's eighth day. Next
In Michael Phelps' last race, the 4x100 medley relay, he came away with his 22d medal and 18th gold. Gold medallists (left to right) Brendan Hansen, Matthew Grevers, Phelps and Nathan Adrian of the United States walk past the crowd following the medal ceremony Saturday. Next
United States' 4 x 100-meter medley relay team from left, Allison Schmitt, Dana Vollmer, Rebecca Soni and Missy Franklin pose with their gold medals. The group broke a world record, winning the race in 3:52:05. Next
US men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski and LeBron James discussed strategy during their game against Lithuania on Saturday at the London Olympics. The US survived a major scare and won, 99-94. Next
Jamaica's Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, second from left, crosses the finish line to win the gold medal ahead of United States' Carmelita Jeter, third from right, Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown, second from right, Trinidad's Kelly-Ann Baptiste, right, Ivory Coast's Murielle Ahoure, third from left, and Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare, left, in the women's 100-meter final. Next
Britain's Mo Farah, right, crosses the finish line to win gold ahead of United States' Galen Rupp in the men's 10,000-meter final Saturday. Next
Britain's Jessica Ennis reacted after winning gold following the 800-meter heptathlon Saturday. Next
One of the most anticipated moments of the London Olympics came early Saturday when Oscar Pistorius of South Africa, who uses special prosthetics because his legs were amputated below the knee because he was born without fibulas, competed in the men's 400 heat races. Pistorius, the first amputee to compete in track at the Olympics, advanced to the semifinals. Next
Driver Tim Tetrick, right, set his 2-month-old daughter Trysta in the Hambletonian Cup as trainer LindaToscano, left, smiled after Market Share won the Hambletonian trotting race Saturday. Next
South Korea's Ryu Seungmin, right, shook hands with North Korea's coach after defeating Kim Hyok Bong of North Korea in a table tennis men's team match. Next
From left to right, Susie Scanlan, Kelley Hurley, Courtney Hurley and Maya Lawrence of the United States celebrated their victory at the end of the women's eppe team bronze medal fencing competition against Russia. Next
Serena Williams, right, and Venus Williams celebrated after defeating Russia's Maria Kirilenko and Nadia Petrova in the women's doubles semifinal match. Next
American Serena Williams defeated Russia's Maria Sharapova, 6-0, 6-1, in the women's tennis singles final at the All England Lawn Tennis Club. It was the first Olympic singles gold for Williams. Next
Jamaican sprinter Usain bolt (second from bottom) won his qualifying heat as the men's 100 competition began. This photo, taken with a robotic camera, shows (from bottom): Nigeria's Ogho-Oghene Egwero, Bolt, Britain's James Dasaolu, Antigua and Barbuda's Daniel Bailey, Saint Kitts & Nevis' Jason Rogers, Egypt's Amr Ibrahim Mostafa Seoud and Guinea-Bissau's Holder da Silva. Next
The women's triathlon circuit included a ride around the Victoria Memorial in front of the Buckingham Palace. Nicola Spirig of Switzerland held off Lisa Norden of Sweden for the gold medal. Next
LeBron James and the US took on Martynas Pocius and Lithuania and survived a scare. The US won, 99-94, in its first game after setting an Olympic record for points in a win over Nigeria. Next
Jamaica's Yohan Blake (second from right) won his men's 100 heat, beating (from left) Japan's Ryota Yamagata, Saint Kitts and Nevis' Antoine Adams and Estonia's Marek Niit. Next
Britain's Ben Maher competed in an individual show jumping qualifier at the Equestrian venue in Greenwich Park in London. Next
After a 1,500-meter swim, a 43-kilometer bike ride and a 10-kilometer run, Switzerland's Nicola Spirig won the gold in the women's triathlon in a photo finish over Lisa Norden of Sweden. Back to the beginning


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The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 72, July 1968 - April, 1969
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Sister Katie Hansen, daughter of Corey and Jill Hansen of Elmo, has been called to serve in the Bulgaria Sofia Mission. She will enter the Missionary Training Center on Sept. 3.
Sister Hansen will be speaking in the Elmo Ward on Aug. 31 at 10:45 a.m. During the afternoon that Sunday, friends and family will be visiting with Sister Hansen at the Hansen residence, located at 3030 North Cleveland Road in Elmo.
Elder Derek Judi has recently returned home after serving in the New Zealand Wellington Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will be speaking in sacrament meeting on Aug. 31 at 9 a.m. at the Castle Dale Third Ward, 165 West 800 North.
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The Gembloux belfry, clock tower of the former Saint-Sauveur church, is a UNESCO world heritage site. The Gembloux belfry is a 35-metre-high tower dominating the centre of this Walloon town located between Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve and Namur. It is a remarkable testament to the conquest of communal liberties at the end of the Middle Ages. This monument, which is a major heritage site in Wallonia, is part of the group of French and Belgian belfries listed as UNESCO world heritage sites since 2005. Originally, the belfry was the tower of the former Saint-Sauveur church and it officially became a belfry at the start of the 19th century. Its base may date back as far as the middle of the 10th century.
The carillon of Gembloux belfryThe belfry's carillon, which is one of only two concert carillons in the province of Namur, consists of 47 bells and was restored in 2009. On the official site for the town of Gembloux, you can discover a diaporama dedicated to the belfry, accompanied by tunes from the carillon.
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It's good to be back home in Maine, where people stop to let pedestrians cross the street, and nobody judges me for wearing crocs in a restaurant. Spending last week in Chicago, I realized that while I love the pace of the city, I'd rather live amongst Mainers. They're expert at keeping to themselves, and unlike city dwellers, they aren't likely to care if you have the new iPhone.
I have to write one last Chicago post, to talk about Soul Vegetarian East. Lately, I'm bored with vegetarian restaurants. If you skim my recent restaurant reviews, you'll see I've been disappointed by bland, soggy, unimaginative meals that, instead of winning converts, only confirm suspicions that vegan food is weird. Soul Veg was a pleasant surprise: instead of the same worn-out hippie fare, they serve southern-style soul food, bursting with flavor.
I'm always overwhelmed when I can order anything on the menu, so I left myself to the cook's discretion and ordered the pre-set dinner. For $11, it was a lot of food. I started out with cornbread and a sweet, smokey orange-lentil soup. Ravenous from a day of touristing, our friends ordered onion rings and fried mushroom appetizers. These were pretty standard, but I could have eaten a quart of the hot, tangy dipping sauce.
My dinner plate was piled high with corn on the cob, kale, potato salad, and barbequed seitan ribs. I loved the rich southern-style greens and juicy seasoned corn, and the potato salad was just right: creamy and cool, with crispy pickles and celery. I couldn't eat all the seitan (a little too much wheat gluten for one sitting), but I savored every drop of sauce. I haven't been able to enjoy barbeque without worrying about ingredients since I was a kid, and the experience made me giddy.
As if this weren't enough, Soul Veg also makes incredible desserts. My coconut cake was as light and delicate as angel food, with sweet, gooey, blissful frosting. I also tried lemon pie topped with whipped cream. It tasted exactly like classic lemon cream pie, with no eggs, cream, hydrogenated oil, corn syrup, or weird health food flavor. Hallelujah! How do they do it?
The restaurant is classy and welcoming, with friendly staff and walls decorated with African artwork and photos of jazz musicians. Unfortunately, while we were walking back to the car somebody intentionally sped up through a mud puddle, soaking us with filthy water. I don't have pictures of this gorgeous feast because luckily, I'd left my camera bag in the trunk. This was my first trip to Chicago and I don't know the neighborhoods, but I've read that the area near the restaurant is relatively safe; certainly the streets were clean and the houses kept up. Soul Veg is a Chicago vegan institution, and I've never heard of anyone else having an incident. If you go (and you should), just be aware of your surroundings.
Soul Vegetarian has locations in other cities, and I would go out of my way to visit any of them. It is truly the most unique, delicious vegan restaurant I've ever visited. I give it a glowing four chickpeas.


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A small family - struggling to stay together and make ends meet, desperate to find effective treatment for their precious autistic son, exiled to virtual seclusion at home due to his hypersensitivity to noise, fast movements, and changing environments - was finally released when their son successfully adopted coping strategies; learned to focus, speak calmly, and move from one activity to the next with ease; got better control of his limbs; gained self-confidence and even pride for his achievements; and showed the first hopeful signs of a fulfilling, self-reliant future.
The behavioral effects of martial arts training on many children with autism and related conditions are truly astounding, and the relief their families experience is truly a game-changer. Research studies are very limited, but evidence and reports of astounding results - where customary treatments have produced fewer improvements - are widespread and growing throughout the ATA. Leadership NOW is honored to introduce three everyday heroes, true leaders who are meeting the (N)eeds of (O)ur (W)orld through Songahm Martial Arts training.
Effective leaders generally multiply their power by joining or recruiting competent, like-minded people to handle more tasks. Connecting with passionate, qualified people is often a challenge, but when a champion emerges for a certain cause, people with "the right stuff" will rally to him or her and contribute in diverse ways. This is the story of Mrs. Barbie Lauver, Master Leland Brandon, 6DB, and Master Nominee Mr. Travis Dillow, 6DB, three motivated educators whose combined efforts are dramatically improving the lives of autistic children and their families in Nevada.
Ms. Lauver became a champion for her son's cause and then "a voice" for other parents of children with autism who were not developing adequately in the public school system. Aiming high and surrounding herself with other knowledgeable, passionate people, in 2007 she founded and now serves as president of The Achievement Academy in Henderson, Nevada. Five years prior she co-founded the regional Asperger's Syndrome/High Functioning Autism Support Group of Las Vegas to provide information and support to families with children with autism, and now serves as the 2010-2011 Chair of the Employment Subcommittee for the Nevada Commission on Autism Spectrum Disorders. The Achievement Academy is an accredited private school designed specifically for students with Asperger's Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, Attention Deficit Disorder, and similar challenges.
Ms. Lauver and Mr. Dillow, owner of ATA Martial Arts / Karate for Kids in Henderson, were introduced at a meeting of For Kids Now, a regional charity that provides funding for children's causes, by board member Master Brandon, owner of ATA Martial Arts / Karate for Kids in Las Vegas. Master Brandon and Mr. Dillow have worked tirelessly and are well-known in the Las Vegas Valley for their volunteerism, community service, school outreach, and other charitable endeavors. Four years ago, when Ms. Lauver was preparing to open The Achievement Academy, Master Brandon helped her staff meet the state's restraint training requirements. Her son John Matthew, who has High Functioning Autism, began training at Master Brandon's studio and showing remarkable progress controlling several symptoms; his self-esteem, coordination, and behavior improved, his outlook and personality opened up, and with them, his whole future.
"When I took John matthew for his first exposure to the studio, he actually cried in the office. The first couple of weeks after I signed him up, he just trembled he was so afraid to walk in the door. But they knew exactly what to do, the 'baby steps' he needed to take in order to walk out in front of people and do the Taekwondo moves," says Ms. Lauver, referring to the social anxiety her son is gradually overcoming. "I found immediately that the instructors totally 'get' autism, and that was exciting!"
Since the start of the spring semester, Mr. Dillow has been visiting the Achievement Academy almost every week, introducing the structure, language, and basics of Songahm Taekwondo to a group of 10-15 kids with autism in Grades 1-8, with tangible, laudable results. He brags on their progress like they were his best students; in many ways they are.
"Other instructors ask, what's the secret to teaching kids with special needs? I tell them there is no secret, just teach Songahm Taekwondo the way you were taught. It's the structure, the life skills, personal victory, and knowing every kid is different," says Mr. Dillow. "The system is already done!" With typical humility, he gives little credit to his 18 years of experience studying and teaching Taekwondo throughout the southwest.
He makes a sound point: there are critical similarities in the educational approaches taken by the faculty of The Achievement Academy and by Master Brandon, Mr. Dillow, indeed by all instructors in the ATA, which might contribute to the successes observed so far. For example, the ATA concept of "personal victory," that every step in the right direction - even sincere trying - is a 'win', allows instructors to modify or reinforce behaviors with the praise-correct-praise model and condition the student's self-image for incremental learning. A second example is that both academic and martial arts curriculums are taught and challenged at the "ability" level: training is not a race; the pace of progress depends on the individual. (This is a key difference between martial arts and other organized sports.) Another similarity between the academy's and ATA's curriculums are the Life Skills - the terms (like "Perseverance" and "Respect"), definitions, discussions, and continuous focus on those traits of leaders - that enable the child's parents and other educators to express, to be understood, and to expect the right behaviors.
"Autism affects the whole family. It's a 24/7 job," says Ms. Lauver. "The life skills and leadership skills that ATA teaches in class are tools we parents can use at home that really make things easier. The respect from my boys - for the first time in their lives they say 'yes ma'am' and 'yes sir'. The improvements have even transferred to the academic side: I remind John matthew to show perseverance when he's struggling with math homework, and he says, 'You really believe in me, don't you?' Absolutely!"
"These kids experienced progress, the type of progress often taken for granted by other kids," says John Greany, assistant professor of physical therapy who in 2010 conducted a small study of martial arts and autism for the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. The study recorded a number of significant physical and mental improvements in subjects in just 11 weeks of training. Fred Nicklaus, the instructor in the study, adds "Martial arts helps these children communicate and talk more, and they are more willing to try new things."
Physical education is particularly challenging for many children with autism, due to both physical limitations and the side effect of certain medications. Consequently their coordination and general fitness levels may be below average, restricting their opportunities to exercise, play and socialize with peers their age, leaving few productive outlets for their energy. Martial arts, however, can provide fun workouts of varying intensity so that gradual improvement in physical conditioning eventually opens doors to more peer activities for those children.
"Some of our kids [at the academy] now have the coordination to ride bikes with friends in the neighborhood, when they couldn't before [Taekwondo training]," says Ms. Lauver. "The kids love the training, and they love the sense of belonging to a successful group. Unlike other sports, in ATA children with autism are not sidelined, never the last one picked, never yelled at by teammates for costing the game. Parents are sometimes hesitant to let their kids practice karate, but soon they see the benefits and love it too."
Public education is just one reason Master Brandon and Master Nominee Mr. Dillow involve themselves in many community improvement projects. They seize every chance to dispel myths about Taekwondo and inform others about the potential benefits they and their family members can realize, no matter what their conditions.
"One parent (of an autistic child) told me that ATA training gave her family 'the best bang for the buck' out of all the therapies they tried," says Ms. Lauver. "Another told me it (enrolling their autistic child in ATA) was the best thing they ever did, seeing the fastest advancement in the least amount of time. I know why: the occupational therapy, the sensory, the social - it truly is a 'one stop' place for all the needs of our kids."
"Martial arts training is probably the last thing an autistic child's parent would think of, but the results we're seeing are just incredible, so it's up to us (ATA instructors) to help educate them so we can help those kids," Mr. Dillow says. "Obviously there is the potential to enroll new members, but the real focus is on changing lives. It's what ATA does best."
"I don't think there's anything more rewarding than seeing a child with special abilities achieve goals through the ATA," says Mr. Dillow. If his instruction efforts continue as they have, he will undoubtedly be rewarded for years to come through the remarkable improvement of many lives under his leadership.
In addition to operating and instructing at his school, Mr. Dillow follows the lead of his mentor, Master Brandon, by investing much time and effort into 'doing good' for his community. He is supported by wife Robin, 5DB, a national weapons champion, and daughters Jesse, 2DB, and Sami, 2DB. He also fills demanding leadership roles in the ATA as Regional Chief of Tournaments and Regional Certification Coordinator.
"Being 'too busy' is not a good excuse to not do things that make such a difference," says Mr. Dillow. "The fact is, it's a real honor to get to use our Songahm Taekwondo skills to change lives!"
Like disciplined martial artists and progressive companies, The Achievement Academy maintains a policy of continuous self-improvement. Ms. Laruver's goal is to add one grade level beyond 8th each year until her son is graduated and more students follow, a goal which she and her staff are proudly on track to achieve. She is laying groundwork to help her son become a happy, productive, well-rounded and self-reliant human being in the work force and community. Master Brandon and Mr. Dillow plan to continue their work with parents and the children who have Autism Spectrum Disorders through The Achievement Academy and For Kids Now. Both gentlemen are considering adding a special class to their weekly schedules tailored to maximize the developmental benefits gained by these students and families.
For more information about Autism Spectrum Disorders, visit The Achievement Academy, The Asperger's Syndrome/High Functioning Autism Support Group of Las Vegas, or The Autism Society. You may also find a Songahm Martial Arts school near you. Leadership NOW salutes, congratulates and thanks Ms. Lauver, Master Brandon and Master Nominee Dillow for their outstanding work in meeting the needs of our world.


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Texas Kindergarten Teacher Ruins Christmas, Tells 5-Year-Old Students Santa Claus Isn't Real
Last week, a kindergarten teacher at Austin's Pease Elementary School ("the oldest continuously operating school in the state of Texas," nbd) ruined Christmas for her five-year-old students in a particularly dick-ish manner.
"None of you believe in Santa, do you?" the Grinch-like teacher, identified only as "Mrs. Fueller," reportedly asked her class before telling them Santa was a lie and their parents were responsible for all the presents under their tree.
After one parent heard about the incident, she complained to other parents at the school. As it turns out, another parent experienced a similar issue with a different teacher at Pease Elementary, which is apparently a breeding ground for Santa-hating educators.
Reportedly, this second teacher had asked her students to draw two pictures on a piece of paper, one of something real and one of something imaginary. One student who drew Santa in the "real" column was quickly reprimanded by the teacher, who calmly explained to her class that Saint Nick wasn't real.
As you might expect, parents at the school were pissed.
"To break that harsh reality to them in such a brutal way is just wrong," [one] mom said. "Especially since these kids are five. She is just really getting into Santa."
The same mom later wrote a message about the incident on Facebook: "Another adult has no right to submit their own beliefs on a group of 5 year olds and their families - about Santa, God, politics or whatever - especially phrased 'your belief is not right.'"
The school's principal told parents he was "horrified" and that he had reprimanded the teachers by giving them the "tools to deal with this situation" in the future. It's not clear what he meant by "tools," but presumably they include advice on how not to be an asshole.
As for the students, they seem to be recovering, or one student, at least. When her parents told her she was free to choose to believe what she wanted, she replied, "I want to believe in Santa."


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- Overall football intelligence. Savvy in the art of deception. Made countless plays after a quick fake-step, play action or pump fake that got Baylor some big yardage.
- Leaves the pocket a bit too early at times. Loves rolling out to the right side. Causes plays to blow up at times because he takes a false step or two to the right while the line is trying to give him a pocket.
- Might durability be a concern? His frame has little to do with this. He takes a lot of big hits -- even for the college level. There's a certain art to being tackled and falling down to the ground, and his limbs tend to go everywhere. Body may be at risk for harm against bigger NFL defenses.
- Accuracy dramatically dips when throwing on the run. Fine when he steps in to the pocket and throws with his feet moving. But on rollouts his accuracy falls, tends to take a lot of chances.
- Careless with the football at times when running the football.
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NOW's Coach of Year selection one of our toughest
Homestead's leader loses out yet again in tough competition
Coaching legend Phil Jackson won a mind-boggling 11 National Basketball Association championships. Remarkably, the Zen Master has just one NBA Coach of the Year Award on his mantle, procured in 1996.
Homestead football coach Dave Keel might know the feeling. And it's our fault.
Keel, a staple of prep football in Wisconsin, has led four teams to the state championship - 1999, 2006, 2008 and again this year, when the Highlanders snapped Waunakee's state-record 48-game winning streak in a 14-0 victory Nov. 16.
And yet, Keel has never been named All-Suburban Coach of the Year. It sounds irresponsible on our part, but the sports team at NOW Newspapers has always been faced with a tough call.
In 1999, when Keel's team turned around from a 4-5 campaign in 1998 to win that state title, the award went to Scott Zwirschitz of Franklin, who turned a 1-8 team into a Southeast divisional champ.
In 2006, it was Brookfield Central's Doug Lange who flipped a 0-7 team to 7-0 on its way to an overtime loss in the state-title game. In 2008, Rob Leboeuf of Whitnall led his team to a winning season and the playoffs for the first time since 2001.
As with Phil Jackson, expectations play a big role in Coach of the Year consideration; it's easier to see the impact of a coach when the team exceeds expectations by a significant degree. Then again, Keel shouldn't be penalized for producing a program that has always been in the title conversation.
But here we are again, honoring Matt Good of Wauwatosa West, who orchestrated a remarkable turnaround as his team went from a struggling Woodland Conference program to a 7-1 team - and in a newly fashioned league that seemed to stack the deck against the Trojans, no less. It seems unjust, given that all Keel's team did was win the Division 2 state championship in a year when the Highlanders weren't supposed to be at state-title level.
What's crazy is that Keel is only one of several strong candidates for this season's All-Suburban Coach of the Year Award, an annual plaudit that generated an inter-office debate so heated that we actually considered forgoing the award entirely this year. In a truly remarkable year for area football programs, here is what we were faced with:
Tom Swittel
We knew Brookfield East would be solid, but as we looked at the Greater Metro, we saw Sussex Hamilton, Marquette and Brookfield Central as the favorites after the three teams shared last year's title. Maybe Menomonee Falls and Brookfield East would make some noise. They certainly did.
Falls, piloted by another Coach of the Year candidate in John Baker, shocked Hamilton midseason and wound up second in the GMC, with its only loss to East. The Spartans, meanwhile, buoyed by All-Suburban Player of the Year Alec James, ran the table and emerged as one of the state's surprise powerhouses.
The Greater Metro was a huge challenge top to bottom, with Marquette (a team that had never before missed the WIAA postseason) and West Allis Hale (a team that defeated eventual state semifinalist Badger) among the teams that did not earn a playoff berth. East nonetheless avoided a slip-up, won its first conference title since 1984 and headed into the playoffs unbeaten. Swittel's team improved to 10-0 and had a lead through three quarters in a much-anticipated Level 3 battle before falling to Whitefish Bay, a team coached by …
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The Blue Dukes came into the year with high expectations for themselves and shared the North Shore Conference title, but the squad advanced all the way to Level 4 of the playoffs for the first time. Along the way, their only loss came in a 14-13 game against Germantown and the team eked out a win against mighty Homestead.
Tietjen's team took on Waunakee and its endless winning streak in Level 4. Bay scored twice in rapid succession to force overtime, then lost in a heartbreaker. With quarterback Grant Menard playing on a balky ankle, Bay almost ensured an all-North Shore battle for the Division 2 title.
Of course, playoff rematches weren't kind to some teams in our coverage zone. …
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Oak Creek joined Brookfield East in the ranks of the unbeaten and would have had a real shot at reaching the Division 1 championship game had it not fallen to league foe Kenosha Bradford in a Level 2 thriller. Bradford connected on a 58-yard touchdown just before time expired to hand the Knights a devastating 21-14 loss.
Oak Creek powered its way to its first conference championship, its first since 2003, and topped rival Franklin for the first time since 2007 in the process.
For years, Oak Creek was one of the top teams in the coverage area, and now it has its swagger back. Meanwhile, its old pal in the Southeast had a new challenge. …
Ken Krause
One of the top programs in 2011, Muskego moved from the Southeast to the Classic 8 Conference in 2012 and appeared to be in for a rough ride. Not only did the Warriors enter a league that eventually produced two state champions (Arrowhead and Catholic Memorial), but the Warriors returned exactly one starter, All-Suburban defensive back Josh Breider, and he was lost for the season with an injury. Krause's team lost four projected starters to injury in the early part of the season.
With an entirely refashioned lineup, the Warriors somehow found their way into the playoffs. Muskego lost in the first round against eventual state finalist Badger, but only by one point in a tight Level 1 contest when Muskego was stopped on the goal line on a late two-point conversion attempt.
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And then there's Good, whose Trojans were looking for just their second playoff appearance since 1984. A new alignment in the Woodland made that a challenge - now Tosa West would have to fight off the likes of New Berlin Eisenhower, Pewaukee, Greendale, New Berlin West and newcomer Milwaukee Pius to accomplish that feat. Those schools had a combined 17 playoff qualifications and 29 postseason games played since Tosa West last qualified with a 5-5 team in 2006.
Tosa West, with just eight wins in its preceding four seasons combined, finished 7-2, clobbering Eisenhower, edging Greendale in an overtime thriller and losing its only regular-season game to unbeaten Pewaukee.
Greendale avenged the loss with a first-round playoff win, but it was a shocking turn of events for the Trojans.
Any one of these guys could have been our Coach of the Year.
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Skip to comments.NBC Promotes 'Princess Boy' Propaganda
Posted on 01/04/2011 6:45:54 AM PST by patriotgal71
Any semblance of objectivity grew fairy wings and flew out the window on the January 3 broadcast of NBCS Today Show. Host Meredith Vieira promoted a book by Cheryl Kilodavis, titled My Princess Boy, an illustrated childrens book that promotes the tolerance of cross-dressing boys.
NBCs Todays Family segment featured Kilodavis and her son Dyson in an eight-minute story and interview. Dyson likes to wear girls clothes and do girl things. Mom likes to make money off her sons proclivities. And Today wants to educate viewers about tolerating little boys who wear dresses. The a perfectly unbalanced segment full of liberal propaganda drew on the opinion of only one expert. Not surprisingly, he was squarely in favor of widespread acceptance, praising the mother for her boldness.
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Tolerance? Yeah a little bit to the left or right of my gun sight.
Guess Kilodavis cant have a girl. Sad for the little boy.
Sounds like a song Pete Townshend wrote years ago:
I'm a Boy - The Who
One girl was called Jean Marie
Another little girl was Felicity
Another little girl was Sally Joy
The other was me, and I'm a boy
My name is Bill, and I'm a head case
They practice making up on my face
Yeah, I feel lucky if I get trousers to wear
Spend evenings taking hairpins from my hair
I'm a boy, I'm a boy
But my ma won't admit it
I'm a boy, I'm a boy
But if I say I am, I get it
Put your frock on, Jean Marie
Plait your hair, Felicity
Paint your nails, little Sally Joy
Put this wig on, little boy
Wanna play cricket on the green
Ride my bike across the street
Cut myself and see my blood
Wanna come home all covered in mud
Let me guess, nobody let you have sparkly dresses as a child and now you fantasize about killing people who do? I am kidding but your post is a bit...strong.
Cuzz~ daddy was a ax wielding mas murder , we should tolerate him too. Bank robbers? Drug traders? They have their rights too! Who is anyone to deny them their rights to self determination and income? Jihadists? Come to the party too! Matter of fact, the "pres" says we can absorb another attack, let alone another eighty.
What are these people smoking?
More and more I think there are people who should be put up against a wall and...
All she wanted was a bagless vacuum, but she ended up with a bagless boy.
I'll bet Meredith Vieira bodyguards and security detail at NBC are NOT 'princess boys'.
When the left needs protection from the riff-raff they claim to represent, they most certainly employ the most manly men they can find.
This is a form of child sexploitation. You know its the parents not the kids that are deciding this.
Just like in Japan where you can find magazines and DVD's of kids as young as 3 in thongs doing sexual poses sold at corner shops. Are we headed to crap like that?
Anything else risks severe damage.
My lib SIL got her boys a porcelain tea set and a Fisher Price kitchen one "Holiday". She wondered why the cups were all smashed by the end of their "tea" with my girls.
When I got them Laser Tag for Christmas, she said, "But they're GUNS! We don't allow guns."
I looked at these boys running through the house, yelling "Pew, pew, pew" with my girls and I said to her, "Then take them away. But that's what we got them."
Needless to say, I don't know what happened to them, but it was the most fun I had ever seen these boys have.
I think it is pretty clear these women wanted to have girls instead of boys so these "mothers" are reinforcing girlish behavior when exhibited by their boys and providing NEGATIVE reinforcement when the boys act lilke boys.
most people would call this child abuse.
"Dyson likes to wear girls clothes and do girl things. Mom likes to make money off her sons proclivities."
If life gives you a lemon, make lemonade?
"Wanna play cricket on the green
Ride my bike across the street
Cut myself and see my blood
Wanna come home all covered in mud"
I'm a girl and that sounds like a PERFECT day to me! :)
My boys would bend a Barbie doll in half and use her as a gun, LOL!
They're hard-wired for that - for a REASON - Thank You, God! :)
NBC promoting the unhealthy fantasy of turning a boy into a girl? Imagine what kind of dangerous mental abuse he will take at school now.
Poor kid.
Um... No. Not in my house.
Lo and behold, she has another boy ---- and she dressed him in those dresses (luckily she didn't name him the girl's name). He doesn't remember any of it,but she has told this story to me many times. When we had our daughter, she gave me those dresses for her (surprised she didn't give them to me when we had our firstborn (son).
Now my hubby turned out fine, all man, but I wonder about his mother --- something just wasn't right about that woman.
>>My boys would bend a Barbie doll in half and use her as a gun, LOL!
Theyre hard-wired for that - for a REASON - Thank You, God! :)<<
Wow thats messed up. I don't have a problem with him having a few outfits for playtime but to put him out in public as a tool is wrong.
That's exactly the type vacuum we have at home. It works well!!
For their birthdays you should get them a Snot Shot gun! Not only is it a toy gun but it shoot green goo instead of bullets, LOL!
but he didn`t like being saddled with a side saddle.
Pete Townsend must have had quite a freaky childhood...
Sounds perfect to me too- as a gardener and landscaper that describes my whole summer anyway
My son is 3, and like so many other boys he loves Star Wars, shooting toy guns and pretending to kill things, with virtually any toy. One time he held two toy guns at once and shot at multiple human targets. The left would be aghast by his killer instinct. And through it all, he's still sweet and understanding as can be. I'm quite proud of him! :)
When I was young children did not cross dress, and that included a taboo on girls wearing pants or slacks. We are on the lower half of the slippery slope that started when our society began to condone girls dressing like boys and women dressing like men.
For a look at real family values watch "19 Kids and Counting." The Duggars dress all their children appropriate to their gender.
Promote gender confusion. Great idea. </sarc>
My father wanted a boy and got 4 girls. So, instead of adopting one, or borrowing a nephew, he tried to make us boys, at least the two oldest - mostly me. It's was confusing. He taught us how to shoot and how to work on cars. He'd throw footballs at me, which would double me over when I tried to catch it. He'd take me hunting (I was the bird dog - he'd shoot it and I'd have to retrieve it. I would cry because the poor bird was dead).
Luckily, I was a bit of a tom-boy, so it wasn't all bad. I still am at 51 and do pretty well in the world, although I seem to have missed some girl lessons. Decorating is a complete mystery to me. What the hell is "decore" and why is it so important? However, my husband and I have been married for 30 years and we have a great time. He loves the tom-boy side of me, as well as the girl side.
Our daughter is all girl - dresses, make-up, hair. She's been that way from the beginning. We made sure she knew how to do some "boy" things. She is well acquainted with firearms, for instance, and can kill, skin and butcher something if she needs too. (Actually, better then me. I still cry). She married a guy who sews, otherwise, he's pretty manly (and funny).
So, who knows. The kid will either grow up a drag queen or reject what his mother tried to make him and he'll end up on the WWF.
I know exactly what you mean. My parents once bought me a toy gun for Christmas. I used it to annoy my little brother by shooting it at his teddy bear. And I'm a girl :)
I would ask where is the father in all of this but somehow, I suspect that he is out of the picture. Children, especially boys, need fathers to role model appropriate behavior. They need to learn how to be male. When all you have to emulate is your mother and possibly her skanky boyfriends, this is what you get.
Traveling from Maryland to Michigan for Christmas, we had to make extra room for my boys collection of Nerf guns, including two Vulcans that are large bipod automatics, plus a couple foam swords, plus some airsoft guns.
I came home with a shotgun that I got for Christmas too. I guess we never grow up.
The things people will do to get their ten minutes of fame...
The kid is probably salvageable in some sense.
Write off the mom, though. Total loss!
And it's a local story too, here near Seattle, so all the local news shows etc. are trying to sell it like it's the cat's meow!!
Don't they have like Cub Scouts anymore? Jeesh!!!
That sounds like a blast!
That sounds like a blast!
That's my profession too, Mr. K. Is there a better life? I can't imagine one! :)
I got a new .22 w/scope this fall (for plinkin' off errant critters on the farm) and snowshoes and poles for Christmas. Dad gave me cash to buy a new shotgun at the after-Christmas sales at our local gun emporium.
Does my family know and love me, or what? LOL!
If I had the money I'd buy one.My grandmother used to have a canister vac that we'd always trip over.Thankfully she now has an upright vac.
A porcelain tea set? Ha! It's no surprize that the cups were smashed.
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Greeneville Fire Chief Mark Foulks explained how it all happened.
"The gas line was very close to the street, and was actually incased in concrete. So, as they were pulling the black top up and got into the concrete it fell, they hit the gas line and we had a small gas line rupture," says Chief Foulks.
While working on the project they discovered a red substance coming from this nearby funeral home.
"Concerned about what that material may be- actually got to tracing it back to where it was coming from and it was actually coming from the mortuary that's across the street here,"he continues.
Justin Jeffers who works at the family owned funeral home says, they worked quickly to determine the source.
"Because of the substance, they were able to track it down and run their dye through out building and fortunately able to determine that the break in the sewer line was in the street right in front of our building," Jeffers says.
They say because of quick action, nearby residents are not in danger.
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hey i am looking for a site with hyper police manga.
well one manga can handle all of our needs, so y bother with the othes?
If you like manga, then help me out! :]
Manga I enjoy reading/finished reading:
One Piece, Eyeshield 21, Naruto, Bleach, Fairy Tail, Mahou Sensei Negima, Shaman King, D. Gray-Man, Air Gear, Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, Full Metal Alchemist, Psyren, Black Cat, Soul Eater, Satan 666, Death Note, Elfen Lied, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle, Bakuman, King of Thorn
HERE... Not ideal, but all I could find quickly. Otherwise you'll have to look at MangaTraders and sites like that, though to be honest, I don't even know if it's been fully scanlated as I've never heard of it.
@avefiery: OneManga is a great site, but far from the be all and end all, as the fact that they don't have any Hyper Police for example shows. Besides, many people don't like Online Readers at all and OM has particularly big compression lowering quality considerably.
Besides that, this isn't the thread for asking for downloads, it's the thread to give you the tools to find your downloads for yourself, and commenting on sites can be done elsewhere also.
Mangatraders - Hyper Police
For future reference on searching MT they have a search feature like many other sites do
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Otakuworks.com has about 80gb worth of manga. Almost every series covered by this site is covered there. It's also gonna have all that viewable in the near future. In addition, it also has anime. Ah, also any series not covered there, needs only to be requested to be added.
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I had no idea their were/are so many sites to read manga. Thanks!!
In our darkest hour I will not let you down.
anip.homeunix is no longer available :( ...
AnimeTower - Site Upgrade, Move on to the forums!! Go!! Arr!!! >.<
We have Naruto, Bleach, One Piece (all basement scan releases, as they are our team)
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The Emery County Public Lands Council discussed the lawsuit filed by USA-ALL against Emery County. Chairman Dennis Worwood said USA-ALL contends that it was illegal for the BLM to close alleged RS-2477 roads under the route designation plan. USA-ALL contends that the county must either open closed routes, or abandon them. Worwood contended that the county cannot abandon a road which they do not have title to. No RS-2477 titles have been resolved.
The environmentalists are trying to delay the RS-2477 process in the courts. Worwood said he was once the head of the access committee and the consensus seemed to be that people did not want unlimited access, but places to drive and enforcement of the rules. The Southeastern Utah OHV club approached the committee with money to hire a deputy, but the county declined at the time because there wasn't a travel plan or a map to follow. Worwood said, "We heard about it for months."
The BLM completed a plan which the county does not fully agree with, but it is a starting place according to Worwood. The RS-2477 roads will be settled by a separate legal process.
The BLM contributes funding for a deputy's wages to patrol the Swell.
According to Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon, Deputy Ray Jeffs who is assigned the desert patrol cannot enforce federal statutes. If he sees someone riding on a closed road, he can educate them and give them a map showing that the road is closed, but cannot issue them a ticket. A county deputy can only enforce state statutes. Someone receiving a ticket from a federal enforcement officer will appear in federal court, these cases are not tried on a county level. A case in point recently involving ATV abuse by six Emery County riders; these riders were given tickets for destroying the land, not for riding on closed roads. They appeared before Judge Stan Truman of the Justice Court of Emery County where they received sentencing. The six residents were cited on state statute 41-22-10.1. Deputy Jeffs has given out two cases of maps outlining designated trails. Deputy Jeffs said, "Someone needs to be there to help protect and inform the people."
Having Deputy Jeffs as a presence on the Swell each day has led to a lot of education for users. Deputy Jeffs has been the first responder in many accident cases and his quick assistance has led to the rescue of a hiker and they were able to save the man's life because of the quick response.
Tory Killian, council member said she would like to have an expert on RS-2477 road issues address the land council. There is much confusion on the RS-2477 issues. Everyone agreed this would be a good idea and will arrange for someone to come before the council.
Worwood said the 1872 mining revised statute-2477 states that the public has the right to construct roads across public lands and can do so. When the Federal Land Policy Management Act came along in 1976 it was the blueprint for the BLM to do business. It stated that the roads already there would be recognized, but no inventory of these roads was taken and no maps of them on record. FLPMA also did not define a highway or what it meant by construction. Was construction by use? did that make it a road? or was construction something done with heavy equipment? "What we're left with is a debate now on what a highway is and what it isn't, the courts will define it," said Worwood.
"I think that USA-ALL is premature with their lawsuit. The county has spent countless dollars and time documenting the RS-2477 roads in our county. All of this information is at the State Attorney General's office waiting for the go ahead from the state. They have specifically told us not to release any of this RS-2477 information we have gathered prematurely or the environmental groups can use this information to plan their next attack. The titles to these roads are in dispute. We cannot open or abandon a road which we do not have title to. These roads will be determined in court. If the USA-ALL logic holds up, then the BLM would not be able to do a travel plan until all the RS-2477 road issues were settled and this could take decades. That is not in everyone's best interest. Every time I have talked to access groups they all want protection as well as access. They are asking us to do the impossible. When the BLM route designation plan first came out the access groups endorsed the travel plan and now they have done a 180 degree turn around. They didn't protest it during the time of the comment period.
"The county has a lot of documentation on roads. We have old maps, old photographs, oral histories, surveyor's logs, old Emery County Progress articles on road building, like the Eva Conover Road. All of this data is waiting to be used when the state moves forward. I think USA-ALL has jumped the gun. I am not sure we will be any happier with the RS-2477 road decisions, it will depend on how a judge defines a road. In the BLM route designation plan, everyone got a little something out of it. I think a lawsuit is a waste of county resources. I think the lawsuit sends the wrong impression on the motorized recreation community. The public might view the lawsuit as evidence that motorized recreation can't live by the rules and don't want enforcement. I think the lawsuit is a disservice to responsible motorized people who have worked hard to preserve access. I think the lawsuit makes it harder to pursue access. We can't legally abandon or open a road without the title.
"When the BLM came out with the route designation plan it was 10 years in the making and thousands of public comments were considered. USA-ALL has contended that access issues can be taken care of under FLPMA. The route designation plan is a way of dealing with access issues under FLPMA. I don't understand why USA-ALL doesn't take the opportunity to prove that a FLPMA based plan can work instead of fighting against it and trying to block implementation. There will never be a perfect plan because the BLM has to take comments from everyone. In my opinion, they (USA-ALL) should help make it work instead of trying to block it. With the new resource management plan due out soon from the BLM, there will be an opportunity to reexamine some of those roads. There will be a comment period on the draft RMP," said Worwood.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud pointed out the recent Judge Campbell ruling on roads within the Grand Staircase Escalante Monument, out of the 16 disputed roads only one of those roads was recognized. Sitterud said they have never won anything in the 10th district court.
Worwood pointed out that since 1976 land battles have been fought and the only winners have been the lawyers.
Killian said that when RS-2477 was repealed in 1976 and FLPMA implemented, that it stated all existing RS-2477 roads would remain valid. Worwood said yes, they were grandfathered, but we don't have right of way and title to these roads.
It was also pointed out by Commissioner Gary Kofford that in the 70s the roads on the Swell were offered to the county to be taken over and they were refused at that time because the county did not have the resources to maintain all of the roads.
It was also stated that the lawsuit alleges that the roads being closed are Class D roads, which Commissioner Kofford stated isn't the case because the Class D roads are major roads through the county. In Kane County the sheriff and commissioners did what USA-ALL wants Emery County to do, they tore down barricades and now are facing charges for doing so.
Worwood stated in the 20 years since he has been working with public lands issues. That the definition of a road has changed three or four different times depending on who is in office.
In the route designation plan the BLM looked at whether or not there was more than one access to a destination and if there were two or three parallel roads then one of them would be closed.
Some of the RS-2477 roads are within WSAs and Killian said that even these roads should be open because they are RS-2477.
Kofford said these roads have been part of the WSA for 30 years and it's not likely they will be opened again. Worwood said it will be a long war in dealing with these road issues and it will be decided in the courts. Kofford said when things do get settled it will probably not be to our liking.


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OXFORD – Parade All-American and Mr. Football in his native Louisiana, Randall Mackey ended his high school football career with more decorations than most.
Now Ole Miss fans would like to see him shine brightest in his college career in what might be his final game.
If the Rebels defeat Mississippi State on Saturday night, they will advance to a bowl game for the first time since 2009.
Mackey, slowed by flu-like symptoms earlier this week but expected to play, joined the program after an All-American junior college career as a mobile quarterback at East Mississippi.
While playing running back and receiver this season, Mackey has also been a "wildcat" option at quarterback.
He's rushed for 270 yards and four scores and has 318 receiving yards, but he hasn't had a game with monster numbers.
Upon arrival, he was promptly redshirted amid the unusual circumstances of the arrival former Oregon start Jeremiah Masoli, a quarterback who became eligible immediately after an NCAA decision against that status was overturned on appeal.
Mackey was set to be named the starting quarterback as a junior last season when an August arrest set him back. He eventually won the job but was behind on practice reps and experience when he started six games only to be suspended for the last two.
On a struggling 2011 team, Mackey completed less than 50 percent of his passes, threw seven touchdowns and five interceptions and rushed for only one touchdown.
This season he was moved to running back in August and after a solid spring even appeared to be the leader at the position as Jeff Scott missed much of camp and was held out of the first game.
However, Scott emerged and became the face of the run game – until it began to struggle in late October. Mackey boosted the run game revival last week at LSU.
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Mackey, spending some time and wide receiver, had more rushing attempts in Baton Rouge than he'd had since getting 11 against UTEP in Week 2. He averaged 4.6 yards on nine carries and showed his strength to push the pile on a 6-yard touchdown run.
The Rebels had a great chance to really apply pressure to the Tigers after a Mackey catch of 37 yards put them at the LSU 16 with roughly 6 minutes to play. What followed was a tackle for loss, two sacks and a missed 53-yard field goal attempt.
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Abstract: The City of Depoe Bay received a State of Oregon grant to prepare a Transportation System Plan (TSP). The TSP results in a plan to satisfy the community's transportation needs and desires for the next 20 years. The TSP is developed for land within the Depoe Bay Urban Growth Boundary. The TSP identifies planned transportation facilities and services needed to support planned land uses identified in the City of Depoe Bay comprehensive plan consistent with the Transportation Planning Rule (OAR 660-012) and the Oregon Transportation Plan (OTP). [From the Plan] Description: 169 pp. Includes maps and figures. Most recent activity June 13, 2001. Received from ODOT January 2, 2007. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4203
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Abstract: Goals: 1. To identify activities of land use which have an effect on the public health, safety and welfare. 2. To ensure orderly and efficient growth. 3. To establish a land use planning process and policy framework on a basis for all decisions and actions related to the use of land and to assure an adequate factual base for such decisions and actions. [From the Plan] Description: 46 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Not dated; most recent amendment December 3, 2002. Captured July 16, 2009. URI: http://www.ci.depoe-bay.or.us/pages/government/ordinances/69_comp_plan.html
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Abstract: Development codes are ordinances implementing a local government's comprehensive plan. They include two components: a zoning ordinance and a subdivision ordinance, which may be adopted and published as separate documents under their own titles. In some cases the sections pertaining to subdivision of land may be included in the zoning ordinance. Description: 140 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Figure, tables. Adopted 1975; most recent update April 6, 2004. Captured July 17, 2009. URI: http://www.ci.depoe-bay.or.us/pages/government/ordinances/24_zoning/24_zoning_index.html
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Lincoln County (Or.); Depoe Bay (Or.); Lincoln City (Or.); Newport (Or.); Siletz (Or.); Toledo (Or.); Waldport (Or.); Yachats (Or.); Lincoln County (Or.). Planning and Development Dept. (Lincoln County (Or.), March , 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Lincoln County developed this multi-jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan (Plan) in an effort to reduce future loss of life and damage to property resulting from natural hazards. This plan was developed with and for the following jurisdictions: Lincoln County, Depoe Bay, Lincoln City, Newport, Siletz, Toledo, Waldport, and Yachats. [From the Plan] Description: 501 pp. Maps, charts, tables, figures, illus., appendices. Published March, 2009. Captured July 8, 2009. URI: http://www.oregonshowcase.org/downloads/pdf/countyplans/Full%20Lincoln%20Co.%20NHMP.pdf
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Abstract: Depoe Bay Zoning Ordinance Chapter 3.370 Flood Hazard Overlay Zone is replaced in its entirety to conform to floodplain management regulations that meet the standards of Paragraph 60.3(d and e) of the National Flood Insurance Program regulations. Description: 23 pp. Adopted 2009-10-23. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/14881
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Abstract: Amendments to the Depoe Bay Zoning Ordinance: A. Revisions to ORS references B. Fractional Ownership definition C. Manufactured Home added as permitted use in the R-l zone; Manufactured Dwelling changed to Manufactured Home in the R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-5 zones D. Revision to Coastal Shoreland review procedure E. Revision to survey requirements F. Notice of public hearing revision G. Add description of quasi-judicial continuances and time limits H. Add time limits on geologic hazards permits I. Description of public street maintenance responsibilities J. Deletion of performance agreement option K. Editorial change to reference appropriate sections in the Land Division ordinance Description: 8 pp. Adopted 2010-05-11. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/15259
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2005
A quirky collective of storytellers weave freshly-minted yarns from audience suggestions. From the mouths of children come extraordinary ideas, which the YarnBards transform into original and unpredictable theatre. Five oddball performers continue a long tradition of storytelling, in a format which is faster and more interactive than an Xbox. Funny, scary, silly - the audience decides. Unmissable tea-time family comedy for ages 7 to 97.
, Richard Vranch
Show Dates
This comic also appears in:
Stephen Frost\'s Impro All Stars
Ben Moor and Janice Phayre: Three Wishes
Carlsberg Comedy Carnival 2009
Janice Phayre: With Occasional Showers
Paul Merton's Impro Chums [2008]
Paul Merton's Impro Chums [2011]
Paul Merton's Impro Chums [2012]