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Finally, one of the most anticipated cars of the year has made its official debut at the Paris Auto Show: The Jaguar F-Type is here.
With its refined design, it will offer three engines to give drivers the very best experience.
The F-Type will be positioned under the current XK line-up and is sure to be a hit since we're told it will be priced under 911 prices.
The exterior is a thrilling continuation of Jaguar's evolving design language. Defined by two "heartlines" when looking at the car from above, these lines prvide the soul of the car, outlining its structure and fluidity.
The first line holds a crease above the fender, which also act as sight lines for the driver when navigating a winding road. The second line emerges from the muscular rear haunch before dramatically disintegrating into the rear of the car.
Sweeping lines are integrated into the side of the body, emerging as light-catchers along the door sills, and subtly appearing from the side vents then vanishing into the rear fenders.
Tipping their hat to the legendary E- Type, the F- Type grille leans forward slightly to suggest motion while stationary.
"This is the car that, as a team, we have always wanted to do. The whole process is very intimate, very detailed and comes from the first sketches."
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NCAA Championships
2008-In his first career appearance at the NCAA Championships, Jordan went 1-1 before defaulting out with a minor concussion. Jordan opened with an 11-5 decision over Lehigh's Seth Ciasulli, but lost a 9-5 decision to No. 5 Joe Slaton of Iowa.
Big 12 Championships
2008-Jordan finished fourth in his first career appearance at the Big 12 Championships, but earned a wild card big to the national tournament. Jordan opened with a 4-1 loss to Iowa State's Nick Fanthorpe, but rebounded with an 8-0 major decision over Oklahoma's Brian Shelton to advance to the third-place match. Jordan lost a 3-0 decision to top-seeded Coleman Scott of Oklahoma State to place fourth.
Career Notes
2008-Jordan wrestled to a 15-9 record at 133 pounds for the Huskers in 2007-08. He earned three pins, one technical fall and two major decisions. Jordan made his talent known early in the season, as he rolled off six straight victories, including three bonus-point wins, to earn first place at the Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 1. His performance earned him Big 12 Wrestler-of-the-Month honors for November.
Jordan ran into some tough competition over the course of the season, as his six losses in the regular season all came against opponent ranked in the top six in his weight class and all were by decision. Jordan finished the regular season 2-2 in Big 12 action.
2007-Jordan was a national champion at 133 pounds competing at Lincoln Community College in Lincoln, Ill. The NJCAA Championships was one of four tournaments Jordan won last season.
2006-Jordan redshirted his first year at NU, but did compete well in several open tournaments. He captured titles in both the Kaufman-Brand Open and the UNI Open. He amassed an 11-0 record to start his Husker career.
Before Nebraska-Jordan wrestled to an impressive 174-7 career record at Mt. Carmel High School under Coach Ben Gerdes. Jordan set the school record for career wins at Mt. Carmel and was twice named a high school All-American. Jordan was a two-time Illinois state champion and was named the most valuable wrestler after both his junior and senior seasons.
Personal-The son of Daniel and Debbie Jordan, Kenny was born Feb. 1, 1987, in Munster, Ind. He has three sisters, Heather (30), Deanna (22) and Shannon (12), and two brothers, Dan (27) and Matt (19). Jordan is an economics major.


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This is Everyone's Opportunity to Hold Corrupt Businessmen Accountable and Help Make Society Better.
Dear Reader, when I first started this journey I was a student who believed I could contribute to society by discovering science of medical value. I did just that , but to my complete amazement I found myself in trouble with corrupt people at the University of Waterloo, whose objectives were to develop personal wealth and gain, not helping society. I am a cancer survivor , and , again , to my complete amazement , I found that government, funding bodies, and private individuals, all who claimed publicly that they were looking for the cure for cancer, would rather help cover up lying, and felony fraud than help the cancer research find answers. I survived my cancer (the same as Lance Armstrong's) by rejecting chemo and radiation and applying my own theories : over 18 Cat scans and X-rays to prove it, I am cancer free without the side effects Lance suffered. So why didn't anyone help the research?The short answer is money, the long answer is continued in the courier delivered letters I am sending to President Obama , and PM Harper(to be posted on the website for your consideration).Part of the long story is the corrupt Centre of Excellence program which allows the pharmaceutical companies to gain control of universities and re-direct the research only along paths which promote profit, not necessarily new answers. Part of the new answers is new research which I will never get a chance to do unless the public now helps me over come the suppression and black listing. And, as I will outline, the theory now explains that mankind will be extinct in 50 years unless we act now to prevent the tragedy. And if you help me , and ask President Obama to act ,this may end up creating more jobs rather than costing the taxpayer money. You must see the present events to be as great as those before the Second World War. You are now being asked to become the next Greatest Generation; the one that saved the world from a preventable ecological disaster.
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Douglas Wright and Michael Lazaridis of Research in Motion (RIM, the "blackberry")/the University of Waterloo are playing the SEC like a Mafiosi plays a cheap violin. When the issue of basic research is publicly disclosed Chancellor of the University of Waterloo, Michael Lazaridis, will be exposed as a liar and a cheat; while former President and Chancellor, Douglas Wright to having a history of giving deliberately false signed assurances. ONLY A FEDERAL PUBLIC INQUIRY WITH TESTIMONY GIVEN UNDER OATH CAN PROVIDE THE COMPLETE EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THESE SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS!
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Stem cells were supposed to be a miracle, but all that has been proven is that the South Korean researcher lied and the majority of western institutions/researchers were of such low standards they were unable to detect the flaws and lies. Worst, they seemed more than willing to accept and promote the lie if they (too) could (share in the pie) receive billions of tax dollars for themselves to fund useless research. Useless research solves nothing and people die or are crippled with false hopes. Mrs. Nancy Reagan, they would misuse your dreams and good will in order to lie to use you for money and give back nothing in return (they would steal). That is the definition of bad scientists and universities: people who give deliberate false assurances to gain money for nothing except personal gain and why institutions which give FALSE SIGNED ASSURANCES for taxpayers'/federal monies must be held ACCOUNTABLE! This is especially RELEVANT in light of proposed FLU vaccines you could die if a bad one is produced and no one is held ACCOUNTABLE and LIABLE. We are talking about the public TRUST and SAFETY. Institutions and researchers must be held to high standards and accountability.
Everyone is talking about a (bird) flu pandemic, but what if that is NOT the real danger? Could YOU be (genetically) TAGGED FOR DEATH? Scroll down to the Gold Zone main body text for the full explanation from research suppressed in the early nineties: research blacklisted to cover up academic federal fraud by Waterloo and Yale universities. Research suppressed in flagrant violations of federal mandates (the law). However, (before continuing) please note that the drug companies have told Pres. Bush that they CAN'T (won't) precede with the development of new flu vaccines unless they are free from ANY liability. Please note in the previous 2005 Red Zone Revision I wrote Pfizer concerning the bird flu and vaccines, and informed the then CEO McKinnell that I may love his children more than he does because I have sacrificed so much to develop this research.


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Centova Cast v3 is the culmination of over 18 months of development. So much has changed that it's impractical to list every update here, but read on to learn more about the most significant changes in this release.
Centova Cast is now a stand-alone control panel
Centova Cast is now a self-contained application that provides its own web and FTP services. All you need to provide is a MySQL server — Centova Cast no longer uses any existing Apache, PHP, or Pure-FTPd/ProFTP service on your server.
The tech details
To reduce compatibility problems and dramatically improve performance, Centova Cast v3 provides its own highly-optimized application stack based on nginx, PHP, Pure-FTPd, and custom pure-C code.
A New Look
This new release brings a brand new, glossy user interface with plenty of animations and effects, which we hope will be easier on the eyes and more intuitive for newer users.
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As ever, our pure XHTML+CSS design can be easily themed by our clients to match their branding. This release makes heavy use of jQuery to provide a great experience in modern browsers while remaining functional in legacy browsers.
Web-based File Management
The addition of a brand new, AJAX-based file manager allows clients to upload, manage, and remove files without ever leaving the familiarity of their web browser.
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Our new, multi-file upload system supports HTML5, Flash, and HTML4 (legacy) uploads, and will automatically select the best upload method depending on the capabilities of the client's browser.
Windows Media Support
Centova Cast now supports hosting Windows Media streams, including full integration with Centova Cast's autoDJ system. Windows Media is commonly used for enterprise stream hosting and provides an entirely new revenue source for traditional ShoutCast hosts.
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Adding a Windows Media Services server to your hosting service is as easy as installing the Centova Cast Windows service application on your Windows server. Upon installation, it will instantly configure Centova Cast to begin hosting Windows Media streams just as you've always hosted ShoutCast streams.
ShoutCast v2 / sc_trans v2 Support
We're a bit behind the curve on this one, but support for the latest and greatest in ShoutCast streaming technology is now here. We've fully integrated sc_trans v2 with Centova Cast's autoDJ system to provide the ultimate streaming experience to your clients.
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Adding additional servers to your hosting service no longer requires performing a complete installation of Centova Cast on each new server. v3.0 decouples the web interface from the hosting server, allowing you can install Centova Cast on a single server, and use it to centrally control and maintain any number of additional hosting servers.
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Centova Cast's web interface can now control any number of servers, hosted locally or even in remote datacenters. Deploying a new server is as simple as installing a small daemon application on the new server and pointing it to your Centova Cast web interface.
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Centova Cast v3.0 bundles FFMP3, an excellent Flash-based ShoutCast stream player. FFMP3 is made available on the start page of every ShoutCast-based stream created by Centova Cast. For Windows Media streams, Windows Media Player is embedded in the start page.
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Join the more than 2,000 active volunteers and delegates who lead the ONE by ONE movement! Through ONE by ONE, citizens from all over Duval County join together to learn and share about the state of public schools and take action to move public education forward. Through quarterly public education forums, the annual ONE by ONE Convention and smaller meetings throughout the year, delegates and volunteers are an active voice for positive change in public education.
Want to be a part of the ONE by ONE movement? Contact Community Mobilization Director, Maira Martelo at firstname.lastname@example.com or (904) 394-0951.
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Past ONE by ONE: Student Voice events: September 24, October 27, January 28
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In 2012, people all across Jacksonville began to come together to talk about an issue that affects every citizen in our city: education.
Jacksonville was at a crossroads. Surveys showed that residents felt education is the most important issue facing Duval County, yet we faced ever-greater challenges to public schools. The residents of Jacksonville had to get involved and speak up to create a common vision for education in our city.
ONE by ONE started with an innovative art exhibit that lifted the faces and voices of 20 current or former students in Duval County Public Schools who faced great obstacles to getting their education.
The exhibit sparked the interest of more than 1,600 people who participated in 169 small-group conversations, identifying what issues matter the most in our public schools and posting the results of the conversations online.
Read a full report of who participated in the ONE by ONE conversations, and what they said.
Then, through delegates nominated from every part of the city, the people of Duval County spoke with ONE voice about their priorities for public education on Jan. 5, 2013.
Working together, the delegates voted on the top four priorities that emerged from the conversation data:
The delegates took these themes and turned them into a Community Agreement. You can see who signed the Community Agreement here and sign it yourself.
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"Test scores plummet." Those were the headlines about the "seismic" drop in scores following the latest state exams. Apocalypse! Administrators went on the defensive; teachers, whose morale is already abysmally low, were girding to take another hit; angry and confused parents were demanding answers; and concerned students were fearful that their academic futures could be adversely affected.
Should we be surprised? Not in the least. This outcome was predicted last spring.
Personally speaking, I'm on board with the Common Core Curriculum. Yes, it needs some tweaking. But adopting higher standards is certainly something we must aspire to in order to remain competitive in the global economy. I'm willing to buy into the more rigorous demands. But so soon? We've clearly put the cart before the horse. This is all too much, too soon.
Simply put, there was inadequate preparation for this spring's assessments.
First, the new Common Core is radically different from the current course of study. Were curricula at all grades and in all subjects revamped to reflect what would be studied?
Second, were all teachers given in-service training to equip them to implement these changes?
Third, time and time again, I've maintained that planning is the key component of superior instruction. Did teachers have time to prepare new lesson plans to reflect the Common Core?
Fourth, even if the curricula had been updated and teachers given time to modify lesson plans, were new books and materials ordered in conjunction with these changes?
And, fifth, were students sufficiently prepared not only for the new subject matter, but also for the marathon battery of tests?
The answer to all these questions is no. Good testing is a good thing; it provides necessary feedback about teaching and learning. Yes, there are valid criticisms about the time spent preparing for the tests, and teachers "teaching to the test." But let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater. Appropriate assessments help us pinpoint weaknesses that need to be addressed.
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The news service of the Archdiocese of Mexico City collected a series of polls conducted recently on gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples and reported their findings.
One study showed that when Mexicans were asked if they would accept gay adoptions in cases of orphaned children, 70.9 percent answered, no. Additionally, nearly 52 percent said they were against gay marriage, 30.8 percent were in favor, and 17.4 percent were unsure.
Almost 40 percent said they totally disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling, with only 17 percent responding that they strongly agreed.
A national study published by the newspaper Reforma showed that the percentage of citizens opposed to same-sex marriage increased from 53 percent (August 2007) to 64 percent. Fifty-nine percent said the decision of the court to legalize these unions was incorrect.
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Established in 1968 and housing the largest number of drawings and plans honouring his work, some 8000, The Fondation Le Corbusier is a private foundation and museum open every day except Sundays.
The foundation also owns Maison La Roche and Maison Jeanneret (which form the foundation's headquarters), as well as the apartment occupied by Le Corbusier from 1933-1965 at rue Nungesser et Coli in Paris 16e, and the "Small House" he built for his parents in Corseaux on the shores of Lake Geneva (1924). Please contact our Paris art & architecture group trips experts at FHT Student Group Tours today for further details.
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Choose from a wide range of popular chain restaurants and packages for you and your students to dine at during your time in Paris.
With delicious food and drink available at popular chains including The Hard Rock Cafe or if you prefer a low key meal at a local restaurant you'll be sure to find something to suit everyone!
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Located in the fourth arrondissement of Paris, Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of the most recognised and largest church buildings in the world. With it's French Gothic architecture, stained glass and sculptures it is a must see for any student group visiting Paris.
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A friendly and unforgettable cruise in the heart of Paris to discover the most beautiful monuments. Combine culture and fun as you cruise along the River Seine taking in the sights as you pass iconic landmarks including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and the Louvre.
Call the Paris study trips team at FHT today to book your river cruise for your next trip to Paris!
Let your student group sit back and relax as they take in the sights on a Paris bus tour on your next educational study rip.
A fantastic tour to do if it's your first time to the city and a great way to travel. Many bus tours let you jump on and off so you can visit attractions, have lunch and go shopping.
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Travel to the top of the only skyscraper in Paris and see the city as you've never seen it before.
Take in a 360° view of Paris at a height of 200 metres at The Montparnasse Tower Observation Deck ideally located in the Montparnasse neighbourhood. With a stunning 25 miles of visibility students can enjoy the sights and take memorable photographs of the city whilst they try and spot famous landmarks.
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A great way to see Paris on your next educational trip and learn at the same time!
Our bespoke walking tours will allow students to experience the city as well as find all the interesting spots Paris has to offer related to their studies. From History students to Art & Design groups we have something to suit everyone.
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The Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile is one of the most famous monuments in Paris. It stands in the centre of the Place Charles, at the western end of probably one of the most famous avenues in France, if not the World, the Champs-Élysées. The Arc de Triomphe honours those who fought and died for France in the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, with the names of all French victories and generals inscribed on it read more ...
Well worth a visit, whatever your age! Disneyland Resort Paris is the premier theme park in Europe and has just celebrated it's twentieth anniversary. Packed with thrilling rides such as the Tower of Terror and Space Mountain, an Imax Theatre, Cinema and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, it also has a range of restaurants. We can arrange competitively priced tickets for your groups so that you can enjoy all the fun of the f read more ...
The Eiffel Tower is the most iconic structure in Paris. Built in 1887 the 324m high iron lattice tower is located on the Champ de Mars in Paris and is named after the engineer Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower. It is a must-visit for school and student groups during your study tour and educational trip.
School, college & university groups can ascend by foot or via lift and tickets must be booked in advance.&nbs read more ...
A popular visit for all groups visiting Paris is The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris, or Sacré-Cœur as it is fondly known.
The Roman Catholic church and minor basilica, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus has become an iconic landmark, located at the summit of the butte Montmartre, the highest point in the city.
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Probably the most famous museum in France and home to the Mona Lisa among thousands of other treasures, The Louvre Museum is situated in the Louvre Palace on the Right Bank of the Seine. A former royal palace situated between the Tuileries Gardens and the church of Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois it is one of the key visits on the list of any group studying Art and Design.
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The Tuileries Garden is the famous public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde in the heart of Paris. Created by Catherine de Medicis as the garden of the Tuileries Palace in 1564, it was first opened to the public in 1667, and became a public park after the French Revolution. In the 19th and 20th century, it was the place where Parisians celebrated, met, promenaded, and relaxed.
In a great location close to Gare du Nord and offering good quality accommodation for groups from 16yrs of age, the Generator Hostel is ideal for you if you are on a budget.
Students are accommodated in multi-bedded dorm rooms and leaders in singles and twin, all ensuite.
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Get in quickly to secure your group at this extremely popular hotel located in the buzzing Latin quarter. Student rooms are multi-bedded with private facilities and leaders are in singles and twins.The hotel also has a lounge area and courtyard so ideal for educational groups.
Contact our experts in student group trips to Paris at FHT group Tours today and we wil be delighted to book the Excelsior for any study trips or study tours to Pari read more ...
Situated on a quiet street between the Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Nord Est offers basic 2* accommodation at a reasonable price. There are many shops and cafés in the surrounding area, and the hotel also offers breakfast. A good budget option with great transport links. Students are accommodated in multi bedde rooms and leaders in singles and twins.
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Situated at the start of the Latin Quarter The Oops Hotel opened in September 2007 and has already become a preferred option for many clients. The mixture of modern comfort and bold design strokes has given Paris its first contemporary hostel, with students accommodated in multi bedded rooms and leaders in singles and twins, all rooms ensuite. Book quickly to avoid disappointment!
A boutique hostel in a quiet side street in the Montmartre district of Paris, with great customer reviews and an ideal location for any educational trips to Paris. Students are allocated multi-bedded bunk rooms all with private facilities.
Contact our Paris group study tours team at FHT Group Tours for expert advice when planning any student group trips to Paris
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Discussion Draft of Bailout Bill
I have to admit I am skeptical. Is giving the rich people who caused the economic mess in the first place a good use of tax money? Will it even solve the problem? However, will failing to pass this bill cause a recession or depression which will make life tough on the tax payers too? I just do not know. I do not think anyone else does either. When in doubt, maybe it would be best to not throw away $700 Billion?
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I look at it more along the lines of, "Rather be safe than sorry."
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I have to say I don't think the bailout is a good idea. The government is just going to make this longer, messier and deeper. They are finding now that FDR made the Great Depression longer with his New Deal now!
I also think the American people need to step up and accept responsibility as well - they are the morons who agreed to 50 year mortgages, used credit cards indiscriminately and aren't paying attention to their own government (as evidenced by the fact they don't vote!)
The bailout is absolutely crucial... Look, its not about bailing out some fat bankers, its about liquidity and confidence. The bankers were greedy and the regulators did an appalling job, however somebody has to deal with the situation or else this will affect (it already is and to some extent it will affect in any case) ordinary people and businesses in most parts of the globe.
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Scales scored the first two rushing touchdowns of his career and added 92 rushing yards on 23 carries (4.0 yards per carry) in a 28-10 win at Cornell on Saturday. The Stone Mountain, Ga. native had touchdown runs of five and three yards as Harvard remained atop the league standings with a 2-0 record.
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Production of the Mustang began in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964 and the car was introduced to the public on April 17, 1964 at the New york city World's Fair. It is Ford's third earliest nameplate currently in production. Initial sales forecasts projected less than 100,000 systems for the very first year. This mark was gone beyond in three months from rollout. Another 318,000 would be offered throughout the model year (a record), and in its first eighteen months, more than one million Mustangs were constructed.
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All these were VIN-identified as 1965 designs, however a number of changes were made at the conventional opening of the new design year (beginning August 1964), including the addition of back-up lights on some models, the introduction of alternators to replace generators, and an upgrade of the V8 engine from 260 cu into 289 cu in. When it comes to at least some six-cylinder Mustangs fitted with the 101 hp 170 cu in Falcon engine, the rush into production consisted of some unusual peculiarities, such as a horn ring bearing the 'Ford Falcon' logo design underneath a trim ring emblazoned with 'Ford Mustang.' These qualities made enough distinction to require designation of the 121,538 earlier ones as "1964 1/2" model-year Mustangs, a difference that has sustained with purists. Mustangs For Sale in Jenison MI are easy to find now with online shopping.
The 1973 OPEC oil embargo brought with it more strict contamination laws and the desire for fuel-efficiency. This was likewise the first time in automotive history that the Big 3 were needing to compete with imports. The new Mustang II was smaller than the very first variation however, due to the additional devices required to satisfy brand-new US emission and safety policies, was much heavier than the first design. Efficiency was lowered and in the first year just 385,993 cars were sold.
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Annabel E. Wagner, 101, of New Bremen, died at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 8, 2012, at the Otterbein Senior Lifestyle Choices of St. Marys.
She was born on Dec. 22, 1910, in New Bremen, the daughter of Louise (Schroeder) and Alfred H. Scheer. On Nov. 28, 1935, she married Alvin "Pete" Wagner and he died Dec. 20, 1980.
Surviving is a son, Ted Wagner, of New Bremen.
Services are at 2 p.m. Monday at Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen, with the Rev. Becky Erb Strang officiating. Burial will follow in the Willow Grove Cemetery in New Bremen.
Friends may call from noon to 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
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ROSEMONT -- Given how good Michigan State was last year and the core players returning, coach Tom Izzo can envision big things for his team.
ROSEMONT -- Given how good Michigan State was last year and the core players returning, coach Tom Izzo can envision big things for his team.
Is it the best in the Big Ten, though? He's not sure.
Michigan State was a unanimous pick to win the conference, and guard Gary Harris was selected Preseason Player of the Year, making it a Spartans sweep in a vote by conference media.
With four starters back from a team that went 27-9 and advanced to the round of 16, expectations are again soaring. The Spartans beat out NCAA runner-up Michigan, with Ohio State picked third.
"I think we deserve to be up there," Izzo said at the conference's media day on Thursday. "I'm not sure we deserve to be where we are. I'm not sure anybody does at this stage in time because of the parity that still is in college basketball. We've got a good team. We've got a veteran team."
Leading the way for Michigan State is Harris, who averaged 12.9 points and shot over 41 percent on 3-pointers last season while taking Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors. Izzo said he could be one of the best guards he's coached with his ability to shoot and defend, not to mention his humility.
"I don't see the celebrity side of it bothering him as long as he stays healthy, which he's had no issues at all," Izzo said. "This kid has gotten better and better and I think will get better and be one of the all-time great guards at Michigan State."
It's high praise, given some of the guards that have played at Michigan State - from Magic Johnson to Mateen Cleaves to Jason Richardson.
"I don't feel like I'm anywhere compared to some of the great guards that we've had at this school," Harris said. "For Coach to mention that is just an honor in itself, but I still have a long ways to go in my opinion."
How far the Spartans or any other Big Ten team can go is another issue.
The conference produced three top 10 picks last year in Indiana's Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller Michigan's Trey Burke. But only one NCAA champion has come from the Big Ten since Michigan won it all in 1989 - Michigan State in 2000. Five times since that run by the Spartans a team from the conference has come up short in the title game, with Michigan falling to Louisville last year.
"College basketball's full of parity," Indiana coach Tom Crean said. "Look long-term winning of the league - and I've only been in the league six years. Look at the long-term winning of it. Look at the way people achieve in the nonconference. Look at the different people who have played in those games, and you've got to say it's a very strong league."
Michigan State has been to the Final Four six times since Izzo took over in 1995, and with Harris and center Adreian Payne back, the Spartans are eyeing another big run. Both are potential first-round picks who decided to return to school. And like Harris, Payne made the first team in the preseason vote. Rounding it out were Michigan's Mitch McGary and Glenn Robinson III, Ohio State's Aaron Craft and Penn State's Tim Frazier. Six players were selected because there was a tie.
Michigan has three starters back from a team that came within a few points of the NCAA championship. The Wolverines also have two big holes to fill, with National Player of the Year Burke and backcourt mate Tim Hardaway Jr. gone.
But with McGary back after coming on strong down the stretch and Robinson still in the mix, the Wolverines should be in contention for the conference championship.
Ohio State has to replace leading scorer Deshaun Thomas after he decided to forgo his senior season and jump to the NBA. But with four starters back after a run to the Elite Eight, the Buckeyes have plenty of experience.
Craft and backcourtmate Lenzelle Smith Jr. have won 94 games in their career already. Both are excellent defenders, but the Buckeyes will need more consistency on offense from Smith.
"Deshaun Thomas had the ability to make difficult shots, and we gave Deshaun a lot of opportunities to score," coach Thad Matta said. "The thing that I've seen to this point so far is everybody on the team has made drastic improvements offensively. And that's exciting for me. I think the dynamics of our offense will be very unselfish play."


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Musicians of the Old Post Road introduces a new series of printed early music editions.
These edtions feature faithful and accurate transcriptions from the original sources, complete with scores and parts. Most of the Baroque era editions include continuo realizations, and all vocal works include English translation.
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Jean Johnson is a Senior Fellow and Special Adviser for Public Agenda who has worked with our organization since the early 1980s. During that time, she has authored or co-authored Public Agenda studies on education, families, religion, race relations, the federal budget, retirement, welfare, and health care. Most recently, she was the lead author for two Public Agenda/Kettering Foundation reports: "Don't Count Us Out: How an Overreliance on Accountability Could Undermine the Public's Confidence in Schools, Business, Government, and More," and "No Easy Way Out: Citizens Talk about Tackling the Debt." She was the principal researcher and lead author also the lead author for three studies of young adults' views on college completed for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: "With Their Whole Lives Ahead of Them: Myths and Realities About Why So Many Students Fail to Finish College;" "Can I Get A Little Advice Here? How An Overstretched High School Guidance System Is Undermining Students' College Aspirations;" and "One Degree of Separation: How Young Americans Who Don't Finish College See Their Changes for Success."
Jean has also authored a series of books drawing on her work at Public Agenda, most recently, You Can't Do It Alone: A Communications And Engagement Manual For School Leaders Committed To Reform (Rowman & Littlefield, 2012). Writing with Public Agenda senior fellow Scott Bittle, she is also the co-author of a series of guides designed to help typical citizens understand complex public policy issues. Published by HarperCollins, the series includes: Where Does the Money Go? Your Guided Tour to the Federal Budget Crisis (2008); Who Turned Out the Lights? Your Guided Tour to the Energy Crisis (2010); and Where Did the Jobs Go--and what Can We Do to Get Them Back (2012).
Ms. Johnson has also written articles for USA Today, Education Leadership, Education Week and The Kettering Review. She and colleague Scott Bittle are regular contributors to The Huffington Post and National Geographic's The Great Energy Challenge blog.
She has prepared papers and made presentations for major organizations including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, The Urban Institute, National Institute of Justice, and National School Public Relations Association. She has appeared in the media on Bill Moyers' Journal, CNN, NPR's Fresh Air, The Dylan Ratigan Show, Today Show, and The O'Reilly Factor among others.
Ms. Johnson was instrumental in the design and development of Public Agenda Online, our Webby-nominated public policy web site. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, she developed a series of experimental citizen education campaigns for local news outlets including Public Summit '88, designed to help citizens discuss U.S./Soviet relations; SchoolVote, which focused on public school reform; and Condition Critical, with a spotlight on health care reform. The health care project was the basis of a nationally telecast PBS special.
In addition to her work with Public Agenda, Ms. Johnson is a member of the board of the National Issues Forums Institute, an organization which convenes citizens nationwide for non-partisan discussions on important issues. She is also a director of Sugal Records, a small, New York-based classical music recording company.
Prior to joining Public Agenda in 1980, Ms. Johnson was Resource Director for Action for Children's Television in Boston, where she authored a number of articles on television and children. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College and holds master's degrees from Brown University and Simmons College.
Areas of expertise: Americans' views on major issues including education, higher education, the federal budget, energy, jobs and the economy and others; public opinion research; presentation of complex policy issues for typical citizens; public speaking


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Brigitte Bardot, (born Sept. 28, 1934, Paris, France), French motion-picture actress who became an international sex symbol in the 1950s and '60s.
Bardot was born to wealthy bourgeois parents, and at the age of 15 she posed for the cover of Elle (May 8, 1950), France's leading women's magazine. Roger Vadim, an aspiring director, was impressed and shrewdly fashioned her public and screen image as an erotic child of nature—blond, sensuous, and amoral. In two motion pictures directed by Vadim—Et Dieu créa la femme (1956; And God Created Woman) and Les Bijoutiers du claire de lune (1958; "The Jewelers of Moonlight"; Eng. title The Night Heaven Fell)—Bardot broke contemporary film taboos against nudity and set box office records in Europe and the United States. (Bardot was married to Vadim from 1952 to 1957.)
Bardot was the darling of disaffected French leftists, to whom she symbolized an artless disregard for conventional morality. Of her many films the most notable are Vie privée (1962; "The Private Life," A Very Private Affair), Le Mépris (1963; Contempt), Viva Maria! (1965), Dear Brigitte (1965), and Masculin-Féminin (1966; Masculine Feminine). She lived much of her later life in Paris and Saint-Tropez. In 1987 she established an animal-welfare organization, the Foundation Brigitte Bardot. She continued to work as an outspoken animal-rights activist.


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Graduate students who completed intensive summer internships or work projects under the Festa Graduate Leadership Fellowships program pose Dec. 15 with Lorrie Clemo, right, interim provost and vice president of academic affairs. From left are Cala Glatz '05, M '11; Alex Klatsky M '12; Julia Kester '10, M '12; David Stone M '12; and Jessica Korkue M '12.
Fred Festa '81, and his wife, Mary Lynn Barbero Festa '82, provided support for the fellowships, whose stipends of up to $10,000 help underwrite unique, professional leadership experiences in recipients' fields of interest.


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Bauer is getting ready to unleash, yet again one of the most highly anticipate hockey sticks of the year. The Bauer Vapor APX Hockey Sticks will be available 9/06/11 for pre-sale and have estimated in store delivery of 10/06/11.
The Bauer Vapor APX hockey stick picks up where the X60 stick left off, and takes the Bauer Vapor stick line into a whole new stratosphere. So to start it off let's go over what Bauer has kept the same on the APX as the X60 stick, both sticks feature: the high-grade TeXtreme carbon fiber, monocomp design (true one-piece construction), Intelli-sense shot technology (flex profile), Micro Feel II shaft dimensions (slightly smaller and rounded shaft dimensions). The picture below graphically shows the softer and stiffer portions of the stick. The yellow areas are softer and the red areas are stiffer. So from this picture you can see the APX stick will have the same low kick shot release as the X60.
One of the areas where Bauer wanted to improve on was the blade core and puck feel of the X60 stick. Bauer felt they had really nailed the ideal puck feel with the TotalOne sticks and wanted to duplicate it in the Vapor stick line, although they ran into a problem. Since the Vapor line has the lower kick point the heavier blade core was making the blade deflect too much which they did not want. So to get around this they used the heavier dense Power Core III material on the lower portion of the blade where the puck has contact. Then on the upper half Bauer utilized the Aero Foam II which is a much lighter material. This way they were able to decrease the overall blade weight while, capturing the same puck feel as that the TotalOne sticks have, and eliminating the blade deflection.
The other feature that really sets the APX stick apart from others is a new resin they are using. According to Bauer the new resin helps extend the life span of the stick in a few ways. First, this resin is suppose to help the stick maintain its pop throughout the sticks life. In my trip to Bauer's head quarters in New Hampshire they mentioned that one complaint on the one95 stick was that it lost its pop after a while, and they wanted to address this issue. In Bauer's lab testing the APX with the new resin has far surpassed any other stick they have ever made. Another way this resin really helps is in the sticks overall durability. Often a player with take a slash or block a shot with their stick during play and it will not break the stick but it will cause a very small fracture in the stick. Over time this crack will spread much like a crack on car's windshield. Till one day that play takes that "magical" shot that just destroys the stick and it breaks. The new resin on the Vapor APX stick helps prevent those small crack from growing and spreading over time. According to Bauer the Vapor APX stick will be the most durable top of the line stick they have. So what's the catch right? Well that's its…there is no catch, the new resin is not suppose to add any weight or have any other notice attribute to the sticks feel or play.
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Beloved Parents, Teachers, Advisers, and Leaders of Youth:
You are called by the Lord to help youth become converted to the gospel. What a wonderful blessing this is! You have the opportunity to establish lifelong relationships with the precious youth the Lord has entrusted to your care. As you understand their unique needs and desires, you will be able to help them experience for themselves the blessings of learning and living the gospel every day.
The most important part of your service will be your own daily spiritual preparation, including prayer, scripture study, and obedience to the commandments. We encourage you to dedicate yourself to living the gospel with greater purpose than ever before. As you do, you will understand how to help youth learn the gospel by their own study and faith, to discover the truthfulness of the gospel for themselves, and to strengthen their families and others by sharing their experiences, insights, and testimony.
As your love for each youth grows, you will be filled with a desire to help them establish patterns of personal prayer, scripture study, and obedience that will lead them to conversion. Pray for the youth each day, and counsel with parents, leaders, and teachers to coordinate your efforts. You will be richly rewarded as you encourage, mentor, and support youth in every opportunity.
Every worthy Latter-day Saint can teach the gospel in the Savior's way. As you follow His example, the Holy Ghost will help you know what to do. Your own testimony will grow, your conversion will be deepened, and you will be strengthened to meet the challenges of life.
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