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The Georgia State Patrol Post 2 in LaGrange is bringing a new task to their partnership with the Marine Corps for the Toys for Tots fundraiser.
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Word that Armstrong may have allowed some emotion to show through didn't seem to soften many critics.
"Go ahead and cry, Lance ... it won't help you one bit," Lori Polacek said. You "blew it a long time ago!"
Cancer charity: The trump card?
Some were willing to cut Armstrong a break because of his long-running cancer charity: the Livestrong Foundation.
"Who cares?" said Pedro Murillo. "He raised so much for cancer research, that's more important (than) if he doped for some races."
David Flowe said he doesn't care if Armstrong was involved in doping or if he even confesses to it.
"The man is an inspiration for those battling cancer," he said. "Quit being so judgmental of others especially someone who has done so much good for the world!"
Armstrong, 41, has been an icon for his cycling feats and celebrity, bringing more status to a sport wildly popular in some nations but lacking big-name recognition, big money and mass appeal in the United States.
He fought back from testicular cancer to win the Tour de France from 1999 to 2005. He raised millions via his Lance Armstrong Foundation to help cancer victims and survivors, an effort illustrated by trendy yellow "LiveSTRONG" wristbands that helped bring in the money.
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Paul Mccartney Gossip
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Flooded this morning with your emails about today's GOOP and the presence of Kate Bosworth – what? Click here to see the newsletter in service of Meat Free Monday, a campaign supported by Paul McCartney whose thorough explanation of the Meat Free Monday initiative is the main post this week. Full Story
GOOPy for Stella
It was so hard for Gwyneth Paltrow to tear herself away from her children today, because she's such a devoted mother, but she's also a devoted friend. Which is why she hopped on the Eurostar to Paris to support Stella McCartney who is showing at Fashion Week today. G and Stella, of course, are BFFs. Full Story
Grammy Granny!
Ummmm…yeah. So when I mentioned a couple of weeks ago that our Nashville gossips had observed that she'd had some new work put in, you all were like – nah…she looks the same! Really? Because this is Nicole Kidman's face at the Grammy's. The same? Sure. If by the same you mean she had her forehead refrozen, her eyebrows pulled back, something injected into her cheeks, and that third lip reattached… Is this what you meant by the same? Look at it! It was born 2 weeks ago! It's younger than Sunday Rose! Anyway, Gran made a big show of loving up her husband in the crowd last night. Full Story
More Golddigger Bitch Slaps
For those of you too busy or lazy to read through the entire judgment… more gems from the judge's written decision on the McCartney Mills divorce. More incriminating details about Heather's character, or lack thereof. Greedy, lying, conniving c-bomb. Thanks again C! You will note – for all her pontificating about her charity work… turns out she can't produce any receipts. Full Story
Golddigger Slap in the Face
Is there any wonder why Heather Mills is universally despised? Heather Mills threw water on Fiona Shackleton in court yesterday. Shackleton is Paul McCartney's divorce attorney. WATER. She threw water. In court. And she finds it hard to believe she's hard to believe??? Still…it was Shackleton and of course Sir Paul who had the last laugh. Full Story
Golddigger Pay Day
Well…she got paid, Heather Mills did. But significantly less than what she's been angling for. "Only" £25 million, roughly US$50 million which is major cash for people like us… but really not so much for people who live the luxe life. And for someone who was originally asking for over £100, it's obviously not exactly an ideal settlement – on her terms. Full Story
One Legged When Convenient
When she's playing the victim, Golddigger Heather Mills always pulls out her one leg and starts crying. Last week she accused Sir Paul and Stella of calling her a one legged bitch during secret taped phone conversations. But here's the question – and stop reading now if you huff and puff easily as I'm about to offend you: In this case, in the case of Heather Mills, is the term "one legged" really an insult…or is simply an attribute? Example – Paris Hilton is a blonde twat. Full Story
Heather Fired!
Love it. Heather Mills's legal team has fired the golddigging slag because they can no longer keep up with her unpredictable mood swings and her refusal to heed their counsel. Word is, her attorneys had pleaded with her NOT to go on television spewing lies about Paul McCartney, warning that the effort would not only backfire but that it would be detrimental to her side of the divorce proceedings. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
When did it become OK to go "ho" for Halloween? What once was "scary" has now become "skanky" with Ebola and Chicken Fried leading the way. All class.
And then there's Heather Mills. Just a day after her media blitz, during which she again proclaimed victim status and likened herself to Princess Diana, comes word that she's in possession of an audio tape that proves Sir Paul abused his first wife Linda.
Stella McCartney is going to lose her sh-t.
The existence of the alleged tape was leaked several months ago – just one in a series of leaks coming out of Heather's court filings, miraculously landing in the hands of the British press. Conveniently enough, "unnamed witnesses" claim that Heather played the tape (recorded secretly mid-argument with her ex husband) yesterday when the cameras weren't rolling during one of her interviews…
In other words, she was at a tv or radio station, with dozens of journalists present, and she played a tape incriminating Paul as a wife beater, and somehow only "unnamed witnesses" were present for the hearing?
Every reporter lives for the big get, the big story, the big kill. And yet none of them seized the chance to break this sh-t open? Because British journalists don't love scandal?
And how about the hypocrisy? Phil Hall was former editor of a tabloid called News of the World – you may have heard of it? One of the tabloids at which she raged yesterday for slandering her name? How conveniently hypocritical.
The thing is, that slag is so crazy not even a former tabloid editor will work with her now. Mr Hall resigned from her team over Heather's decision to go postal on television explaining "We are still mates but I am not working with her any more. Yesterday she said she wanted to do this TV campaign attacking newspapers, but I have a good relationship with newspapers and my business depends on feeding that good relationship. She wanted me to orchestrate this campaign and make calls to newspapers but I have got friends and mates in national newspapers and it didn"t seem right to make those calls and attack them".
So Heather Mills was repped by a dude whose job it was to "feed good relationships" to the papers…coincidence or conspiracy?
Bitch… please!
Thursday, blogging all day, check back often for fresh smut…and a cute couple goes trick or treating. Details coming up.
Yours in gossip,
PS. To Kim – 40 is the new 30. Happy Birthday and let'er rip in Miami!
PPS. Quick programming note: there will be no column tomorrow (Friday November 2nd). As a reporter for eTalk, I have only once begged for an assignment – to cover the Harry Potter Order of the Phoenix junket in June. I begged again and again it was for Harry – am off to London for the Harry Potter 5 DVD junket (it comes out in December) and will be interviewing the kids ON THE SET of the sixth movie! Flying out late tonight Vancouver time, will not arrive til afternoon Friday in London. As such, won't have a chance to post. However, a full report is coming Monday. Sorry for the inconvenience… Only Harry Potter could take me away from gossip. Please forgive? Thank you, love you, owe you…
Golddigger TV
"They"ve called me a whore, a gold digger, a fantasist, a liar, the most unbelievably hurtful things, and I"ve stayed quiet for my daughter." Ummmm…really? Does a tearful appearance on GMTV constitute as quiet? And how about the legal leaks? How did details of her baseless allegations against Paul McCartney manage to make their way into the papers? And still Heather Mills is complaining that she's been vilified and nearly destroyed by the press, even while she uses the press to achieve her objective. Full Story
In Your Dreams, Bitch
Golddigging makes you delusional – see Kevin Federline's recording career. This time, the Golddigging Delusions have hit the Master. And hard. Still at an impasse with Sir Paul on their divorce settlement, Heather Mills is now in America apparently negotiating a Hollywood film about her life. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Word is Heather Mills has given Paul McCartney a £50 million ultimatum: pay me a £50 lump sum upfront with instalments of £3 million per year and I'll shut up. Otherwise, I will unleash my Golddigging Mastery all over your ass in court and continue to the spread the lies.
See? It was never about telling the "truth" and talking about her "remarkable life". It was about extorting him for as much as possible and using the child in between them to force him to concede. The child and her bum leg.
Of course this is a woman who is insisting on showing up for their settlement meetings with a crutch in plain view…even though a few short months ago she was gamely twirling around on a dance floor on American television.
Heather Mills is a treacherous, manipulative genius. For that she should be recognised.
Thursday – am posting all day… check back often.
Yours in gossip,
PS. Ken Paves is not leaking secrets.
My Gwyneth Surrounded by Hotness
Gwyneth showed up last night at the Established & Sons event in London to support Alasdhair Willis, husband of Stella. As you can see, my girl is tight with the McCartneys. As you can also see, she's clearly not in Spain shooting her reality tv food show. Per my report last week, the shooting schedule will NOT be long… though it's not Chris she can't stay away from, it's her children. Full Story
The Grand Dame of Golddiggery
Time and again, she pushes the limits of her craft, redefining and perfecting Golddiggery at every turn. KFed and his Junior (the one who married Tori Spelling) should be watching and learning. Heather Mills is a genius. So she and Paul were expected to nail down their divorce agreement yesterday with an offer from him for a reported 60 million pounds – over $120 million – and a commitment from both sides not to publicly discuss their private affairs. Full Story


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Network of Spanish Jewish Quarters is a non profit public association with the goal of protect urbanistic, architectonical, historical, artistic and cultural Sephardic Heritage in Spain.
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"EDJC 2.0: Facing the Future"Click on the images to enlarge Jewish heritage in the era 2.0: new approaches to promotion and preservation using the new tools of communication, representation and exchange. The new era of communication has opened up a world of new possibilities for presenting and highlighting Jewish Culture and heritage. Whether it is graphic design, videos, films, internet forums, etc., they all offer the opportunity of both a new view on already known aspects, and of tackling the subject in a totally different way, using the ever increasing facilities for sharing information interactively in a social media dialogue. You'll find here the 5 proposals we have received for the EDJC 2011 poster contest, up to date (until March 11th). You can vote the proposal you like the most! |
It's your cousin in the States and I just wanted to say Good show for doing what you wanted to do. My mother Michaeline gives you her regards.
May I please reqestsuggest in so far as the British version is concerned that the front includes a reference to Guided Heritage Tours/Walks please.
We have and I am one of them, a number of qualified London Guides and historians, who for many years have conducted walks and tours in London for this event.
In the propsed leaflet on the frontispiece seems to omit these walks and tours.
Both Valerie and Barbara, who have edited the leaflet, via B'nai Brith uk have made a special mention of these walk/tours, could this now be included this year please?
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NEW YORK (AP) — D'Angelo Harrison got out of the coach's doghouse. Chris Obekpa made his way into the St. John's record book.
The Red Storm used a late run to take control, and then hung on to beat Detroit, 77-74, on Tuesday.
Harrison was kicked out of practice, played limited minutes in the first exhibition and none in the second for not showing the leadership qualities coach Steve Lavin says he needs from the sophomore guard. He is the most experienced player on the youngest team in Division I.
Lavin was upset with Harrison's body language after calls by officials or if things went wrong on the court.
"I think I did a really good job and didn't react to anything," said Harrison who came off the bench to lead the Red Storm with 22 points. "It's just keep taking steps."
Lavin had a smile on his face when he talked about Harrison.
"Across the board I was really impressed," Lavin said. "D'Angelo, from the time we threw him out of practice and took away his starting position, he's been outstanding. The kids have really responded to tough love. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Just like being a parent."
Obekpa, a member of St. John's highly regarded recruiting class, had a stat line that would make anybody who is known for their defense proud. The 6-foot-9 native of Nigeria finished with seven points, 11 rebounds and a school-record eight blocked shots.
"I didn't learn it. I just play basketball," Obekpa said of his ability to block shots. "It's a gift. It was fun so I kept doing it."
Lavin said Obekpa is "unique. His length and timing is a central intelligence in motion and he doesn't pick up fouls. Usually kids will be offbalance when they block a shot. Not him. That's intelligence, understanding angles and taking away airspace." Continued...
It wasn't a perfect day all around for the Red Storm (1-0). They trailed 37-29 at halftime and Detroit (1-1) led 60-53 with 9:20 to play.
"We were uneven in our play but ultimately found a way to get a gritty win," Lavin said. "That stretch from when we were down 60-53 they only managed four points over 7 minutes against our matchup zone. It was very effective because of our length."
The Red Storm finished the game on a 24-14 run but things weren't settled until Detroit took advantage of a couple of last-minute turnovers to get within three points. Juwan Howard Jr.'s 3-point try to tie at the buzzer was short.
Phil Greene added a career-high 20 points, while Amir Garrett had 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Red Storm
Ray McCallum led the Titans (1-1) with 21 points and Jason Calliste added 18.
"It came down to the last possession," Detroit coach Ray McCallum said. "With our young team going on the road, we battled back and we had some good stretches early. They made their run and the bottom line is we couldn't hold them off."
The game was part of ESPN's yearly marathon, 24 consecutive hours of college basketball.
St. John's took its first lead since 25-23 when Sir'Dominic Pointer scored on a drive to make it 64-62 with 4:39 to play. That shot capped an 11-2 run during which the Titans managed one field goal — a drive by McCallum — in six possessions.
Detroit had scored 11 straight points to take a 34-25 lead with 2:04 left in the first half, and the Titans were up 37-29 at halftime despite shooting just 33.3 percent. The Red Storm weren't much better, hitting 37.5 percent.
St. John's shot much better in the second half (57.1 percent), but turnovers (15) became a big problem, and the Titans were able to turn them into 17 points. Continued...
Still, the Red Storm were hanging around, and a 7-0 run capped by two free throws by Garrett made it 60-60 with 6:39 to play. St. John's was able to extend the lead to 75-69 on two free throws by Greene with 17 seconds left.
"The move that Steve (Lavin) made by bringing Harrison off the bench really got them going," coach McCallum said. "He put points on the board. He made play after play down the stretch. He showed what kind of key player he is for them."
McCallum, the Horizon League preseason player of the year and the son of the Detroit coach, finished 8 of 23 from the field, including 4 of 12 from 3-point range.
"We had to have collective awareness where McCallum was on the court," Lavin said. "We made him work and that showed in 8-for-23 shooting . We kept rotating bodies on him. You can't stop a great scorer but you can make him work."
Lavin returned after coaching just four games last season because of prostate surgery. The Red Storm were 13-19 last season under assistant coach Mike Dunlap, now the coach of the Charlotte Bobcats.
"So much of the way I feel is so much of feeding off the team's synergy," Lavin said. "I feel good because this team found a way to get a gritty win and that does wonders for coaches."
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Updated: October 17, 2012
Delores Ray Chitwood of Enterprise, AL passed away Tuesday, October 16, 2012 in Enterprise. She was 70.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M., Friday, October 19, 2012 at Straight Paths Independent Baptist Church, Level Plains, AL with Pastor James Powell officiating. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Memory Gardens, Ozark, AL with Searcy Funeral Home directing. The family will receive friends from 9:30 A.M. until service time at the church on Friday.
Ms. Chitwood was preceded in death by her husband, William Howard Chitwood, her parents, Floyd and Ruby Dudley , two sisters and one brother.
Survivors include two daughters, Regina Redd (Carroll) Enterprise, AL; Margaret Chitwood, Daleville, AL; two sons, Jay Chitwood and David Chitwood (Selena) Level Plains, AL; two step-daughters, Ann and Tammy of Kentucky; two sisters, Florene Fulgham, Lubbock, TX; Geneva Couch, El Reno, OK; two brothers, Dusty and Foy Dudley, Clovis, NM; 10 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren.


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A massive seizure of illegal products widely known as 'synthetic marijuana' was executed on Thursday evening by the Grayson County Sheriff's Department.
1,228 packets of the substance, which is sold in 1.5 gram servings, were taken from JC Cigarette Outlet on South Main Street in Leitchfield, according to Detective Jeff Kelsey. A "large amount" of cash was also seized.
The dangerous chemical-laced drugs, which are sold for about $15 a packet, carried a street value of approximately $18,420.
Sheriff Rick Clemons explained that informants had been sent into the store to purchase what was suspected of being an illegal substance and the items were sent to the state crime lab for testing.
Results, which were received by the Sheriff's Department on Tuesday, indicated that the bright green packets being marketed as 'Green Giant' did indeed contain illegal chemical compounds which are being used to induce a variety of potentially damaging effects. Packets being sold under the name AK-47 were also taken from the smoke shop and are awaiting testing.
According to Kelsey, the drugs, which may take various chemical forms and are called by a variety of names such as spice, bath salts, K2, or Mr. Smiley, induce states similar to those of someone who has taken substances like LSD or acid.
The packets are sold under the guise of being 'aromatherapy' items and are labeled 'not for human consumption.' Instructions on the bag will tell you to pour its contents into an open container or sachet for aromatherapy benefits and to seek medical attention if accidentally consumed; however, word of mouth is all that is needed to drive the sales of these mind-altering substances through the roof, according to the officers.
Clemons explained that the months-long investigation, which is still ongoing, has been fueled by desperate calls from parents and concerned community members who have seen the ravaging effects of these drugs, which he considers undeniably deadly.
He said that County Attorney Clay Ratley, who has also received a deluge of concerned calls about the issue, has lent a huge amount of support in the fight against synthetic marijuana as well.
Ratley bridged the topic at Friday's Fiscal Court meeting, thanking them for their efforts in passing legislation making these drugs illegal in Grayson County even before state laws were passed.
"The Fiscal Court has been very progressive," he said, adding that it was County-based movements like this that prompted the state into moving forward and realizing the importance of the issue.
Clemons said of the court's involvement, "They're to be commended for what they've done."
Still, controlling this new generation of drugs becomes difficult for law enforcement officers like Clemons and Kelsey as well as prosecutors like Ratley because each time a substance is identified and outlawed, the manufacturers slightly alter the chemical compound and change the name before setting up new sales.
"This is new to us," Kelsey said, explaining that when old products are cleared out, new ones just show up to replace them.
Recent legislation is taking a step toward controlling this problem by expanding the class of drugs outlawed in order to assist in prosecuting, however, a great deal of hard work will be necessary to cut off the practice.
Manufacturers of the leafy substance, which is laced with dangerous chemicals, also protect themselves by claiming that the items are not for human consumption and labeling them as such. This attempts to place all liability on the user.
Trafficking in synthetic marijuana is a misdemeanor, which is enhanced to a felony for the second conviction. Possession of the drug is also illegal.
No arrests have yet been made in connection with this seizure of the product, Clemons said, but forthcoming arrests are expected and the investigation is still continuing.
"Our main goal is just to get this off the street," said Kelsey, who added that synthetic marijuana is just as significant of a concern as methamphetamines.
"If they're going to sell it or possess it," he said, "we're going to let them know it's illegal."
Thursday's search and seizure was carried out by Clemons, Kelsey, Chief Deputy Tony Willen, Deputies Buck Meredith and Bryan Hammons, and Special Deputies Mark Stanton and Pat Newton of the GCSD. They were assisted by Detective Kevin Smith and Officer Brandon Cook, of the Leitchfield Police Department, and Trooper Brad Riley with Kentucky State Police.


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I'm actually scared to admit this... but I routinely watch ESPN2's First Take. You know, the show that runs opposite SportsCenter weekday mornings and "stars" Skip Bayless somehow making a living out of being... well, Skip Bayless. The show had a simple enough premise - take a loudmouthed, polarizing contrarian (Bayless), have him take part in debates, and sprinkle in expert analysis, news, and relevant interviews. Debates were even marketed as 1st & 10 and appeared later in the afternoon. To be honest, in spite of Skip's professional, theatrical douchebaggery, the show was watchable... especially for someone that operates a blog called Awful Announcing.
But recently, the show has gone from entertainingly awful (like an intentionally wretched scary movie where we're supposed to be in on the joke) to just awful awful (think Ecks vs Sever or Battlefield Earth). Skip Bayless is more empowered and ridiculous than ever (the troubling part is his incredible self-awareness). The interview and news segments are largely gone. Now, the show largely focuses on Skip Bayless: Villain Of The Sporting Universe. First Take has gotten away from the diversity that made it tolerable, to a revolving door of ESPN analysts and columnists to argue with Bayless. If you're thinking this gets old quickly... it does.
Nevertheless, I was particularly intrigued by Wednesday's First Take from this week because of the perfect storm that had the potential to produce the single most awful sports show of all-time. Not only was Screamin' A. Smith in to debate Skippy, not only was a pointless, in jest LeBron James tweet to John Clayton treated as breaking news, but we also had the story of the decade in sports - Tim Tebow being named the starter in Denver.
Since the summer months and Merril Hoge's rant out of nowhere, Tim Tebow has been ESPN's obsession. Let me be clear - I like Tim Tebow. I like that he takes a stand for who he is, I buy into his character, I believe he's a good guy that may or may not find success in the NFL. Whatever. Let him play it out. End of story, right? No. ESPN has made Tebow into some sort of Frankenstein character and debated his quarterbacking skills, personality, character, hygiene, sex life, and everything in between. It's nauseating. They have shoved so much Tebow down our throats that 98% of the country hates him because of how much ESPN (and other networks - I'm looking at you CBS, Fox, and everyone else) have obsessed over him. It makes Brett Favre look like an under the radar player.
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Turn your stand mixer into an ice cream maker instantly. Just turn on the mixer, pour in the batter and let the dasher and freeze bowl do the work. Make up to two quarts of soft ice cream, sorbets and frozen desserts in 20-30 minutes; just place soft ice cream in an airtight container in the freezer to harden further. Easy to use and easy to clean. For use with all KitchenAid® mixers except for model KSM7990. Model # KICAOWH.
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I have had two of these and each started to leak. I first noticed it when my freezer had blue liquid spreading through it. The tab on the back which holds the bowl in the mixer breaks and then leaks the freezing liquid. My mixer is great for other attachments but I finally bought a CUISINART Icecream Maker which is cheaper than the bowl and makes BETTER icecream.
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I love my KA, and have been lusting after the attachments for a while. We got this one as a gift, and we've already used it twice to make ice cream. It works just as well as our old separate appliance ice cream maker, and now we don't have to store that! As with the other KA bowl, it is a bit hard to mix small batches, but that is such a minor problem it's hardly worth mentioning.
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MOUNT PLEASANT – The University of St. Francis (Ind.) scored 28 second quarter points and Iowa Wesleyan College was held to 128 yards of offense in a 70-7 loss to the Cougars Saturday afternoon at Mapleleaf Stadium.
The Tigers posted just six first downs in the game in losing to a USF team ranked 17th in the NAIA Top 25 Coaches' Poll. St. Francis won its season opener while IWC dropped to 0-3 and lost to a ranked team for the second straight week.
Wesleyan was unable to capitalize on the momentum from a solid touchdown drive late in the first quarter and struggled offensively the rest of the game. The Tiger defense also did not have a successful day, allowing 379 yards rushing and a total of 641 yards to the Cougars, a perennial NAIA power.
St. Francis scored twice in the first 6:13 of the game, with Frank Wolfe scoring on a 21-yard touchdown run and Shaine Tierney then running in from six yards out for a score. IWC came back though with its best drive of the day, going 74 yards in nine plays for its lone touchdown. Kevin McConnell (So.-Kansas City, Mo.) hit Marc Ballatori (Fr.-Tequesta, Fla.) for 48 yards on a third down to keep the drive going, and McConnell later hit Ballatori for a nine-yard touchdown pass.
The Tigers then stopped USF on downs on its next possession, but three plays netted just one yard and another Wesleyan punt. St. Francis then took over its next possession in IWC territory and needed just three plays to go 47 yards for a touchdown and a 21-7 lead.
The Cougars would add three more scores in the second quarter as the Tigers punted on five straight possessions. The final score of the half came with 36 seconds left before halftime, when Austin Coleman caught a nine-yard touchdown from Justin Boser for a 42-7 lead.
The second half would be more of the same, as USF scored two more touchdowns in both the third and fourth quarters. IWC managed to get a stop when Chris Owens (Sr.-Greer, S.C.) intercepted a pass in the third quarter, but the Tiger offense never got past midfield in the second half and netted just 18 yards in the final 30 minutes.
McConnell passed for 118 yards, completing 15 of 28 passes. Greg Fields (Sr.-St. Louis, Mo.) had six catches for 43 yards and Ballatori added four catches for 69 yards. The Tigers were held to a net total of -4 yards rushing, with Jarrod Mikel (Fr.-Houston, Texas) leading the team with 16 yards on seven carries.
Cameron Jones (Jr.-O'Fallon, Mo.) paced the defense with seven tackles. Owens added six tackles, and Trevon Calhoun (So.-Coral Springs, Fla.) also added a fumble recovery.
IWC gets another tough opponent next week when it travels to McKendree (Ill.) University, ranked eighth in the latest NAIA poll. Game time is 6 p.m.
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Overlord, on 04 March 2012 - 07:35 PM, said:
ICEknight, on 04 March 2012 - 06:54 PM, said:
Casino Night is an unlockable that's already in the disc, for anybody who was going to reply with that. =P
Basically this, really. We've heard nothing, from past history we shouldn't expect anything either. Sega right now will be working on the next mainstream title, not Generations DLC.
Unleashed and 2006 had DLC.


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University of Washington-Tacoma Campus Reviews
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Rosie from Tacoma, WA
08/27/2009Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
9 out of 9 people found this review useful. 1 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Because it is a newer branch of the University of Washington in Seattle, Tacoma campus is smaller, and more personal. It doesn't have as large classes which enables your professors to work more closely with their students. Its caliber of education requires that you are dedicated to your studies, so don't expect to be able to dawdle about on homework.
Tips for prospective students I would highly recommend visiting the campus and meeting with an advisor. They are extremely helpful, and knowledgeable about the school, and have excellent advice to give those who need a bit of direction. You have a much better chance of being accepted if you apply early in the year, and once in, make sure to register for classes as early as you can.
Bang for the buck Tuition for instate residents is very affordable, roughly 7,000 a year for a full time student. They offer a myriad of scholarships, and their financial aid office is especially helpful, although they can be hard to reach the couple months before classes start. They also collaborate with local community colleges to accommodate place-bound students whose classes are not offered at the Tacoma campus.
Will enjoy being here University of Washington-Tacoma has a beautiful campus. Set on a hillside in down town Tacoma, you can sometimes catch a glimpse of sunshine on water as you climb the terraced stairs to class. Speckled throughout with small trees, the grounds are full of places where you can sequester yourself to study that ever present homework!. You are within walking distance of quite a few restaurants and cafes, one of which is located directly on campus.
Will learn a lot I am excited to attend UW Tacoma because I have heard exceptional recommendations about the science faculty which is the program that I am majoring in. The professors require you to work hard and apply yourself and if you want a good grade you can't help but study and learn! Their science program is very strong so if you are looking for that major then your have many wonderful classes to chose from.
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Kevin from Ravensdale, WA
11/01/2010Reviewer is A current student here.
4 out of 4 people found this review useful. 2 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Already in the workforce and returning to school Prefer small-school atmosphere
Tips for prospective students Definately consider the University of Washington and the Tacoma campus if you are local. If not a local, you may have a better experience at the Seattle campus.
Bang for the buck Before applying, I spoke to a few job recruiters independent of the school and asked them if a degree from one of the private universities nearby was of any greater value to them on a resume than the University of Washington. Across the board, they agreed that an education from the UW was just as valuable as a private school, and at a fraction of the price!
Am enjoying being here If you want a party school, this is probably not the place for you. If you want a small-school environment with big-school education tools and resources, this is a great place to be. The location is convenient and near many of the attractions Western Washington has to offer.
Am learning a lot The teaching staff at the University of Washington - Tacoma has been top-notch for me so far. I have taken classes in Literature, Mathematics, History, and other varying categories and each professor has delivered an interactive curriculum enabling students to learn both in and out of class.
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Aliesha from Sumner, WA
06/20/2011Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 3 people found this review useful. 3 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students I would say this school is great for students who do not want to communte to Seattle or do not need to live in a dorn considering there really is not much living on campus.
Bang for the buck Well, this is not a private school, so I guess I need to appreciate that it does cost a lot less to attend this school as appose to a private school. Also, I will be paying in state tuition which will save me a lot of money compared to out of state. However, it is very difficult to get scholarships or financial aid. There are very few scholarships to reward students for academic excellence or volunteer work. basically if you are not extremely financial needy you will get no help at all. On top of that, tuition rates are going up starting in the fall.
Will enjoy being here I will enjoy being at this school because I have heard many great things about it from a lot of different people. Everyone loved the small class sizes, the good location and the fact that it is close to home, and that there is more of a closer relationship with the professors since the class sizes are smaller.
Will learn a lot University of Washington is a prestigious school and is known for its academic excellence.
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Liana from Federal Way, WA
02/03/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 4 of 21
Categories Comments Bang for the buck if you life close to campus and are willing to make the commute, this is a great deal because you can save on boarding. my tuition each quarter has been $3,445 or so, but i also got a scholarship so i only pay $2,445 a quarter for full time. in my opinion that's really super awesome, so if you utilize this site and others like it to earn those scholarships, yeah i think this school has a great value.
What to do for fun there is the tacoma art museum right across the street, and a plethora of small shops around which are a blast to explore. plus there are on campus events like movie nights, dances, tie dying, and so much more. personally, for me fun means eating, so if you share a similar passion i suggest reading about food and dining :)
Food and Dining because the campus is right in the middle of thriving tacoma, there are plenty of places to eat. besides the many coffee and snack shops in the school, there is starbucks, subway, taco del mar, and a cute gyro shop very close by. if you're willing to walk just a bit further, there is a hello cupcake (i cannot recommend this highly enough), thai, japanese, pizza and candy shops all within a block of campus. the food is a definite plus!
Dorm Life it's not that dorm life is actually bad, but rather that there are very few dorms to begin with. while most students do commute to the campus, that doesn't mean that there's any shortage of on campus events. students are very social and friendly, and there's always someone new to meet.
Academic Rigor the uw tacoma campus is just as rigorous as the main seattle campus. personally, i've been in college for the past three years, so at this point it doesn't seem all too hard, grant there are those moments with teachers or homework or peers that just makes you want to pull out your hair--but hey that's college. it is comforting to know that my degree is the same as someones who graduated from the main campus, even though it was less competitive to get in.
Tips for prospective students the biggest tip i can give a new student is to take one of the new student tours that they offer. all the buildings where classes are held are actually renovated old store buildings, for example the mattress factory building where you can find the cashier's office, did in fact use to be a mattress factory. many of these buildings are one building with multiple names, so it's important to have an idea of where everything is, otherwise it's all too easy to get lost.
In three sentences the uw tacoma campus is beautiful and unique in that it is right in the heart of tacoma, washington creating a truly urban campus experience. another thing that makes it unique is that it is a commuter campus, meaning that very few students actually live on campus and most students are transfers. one of the things i like best about this school is that you can get a great, highly recognized education, while still getting a small school feel, without actually being secluded.
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Alyssa from Kent, WA
08/14/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
5 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Everyone can find a place at this school.
Tips for prospective students Do not be afraid to approach your professors if you have questions, they truly are there to help you with your education. And make use of the peer advisors, they will help get you involved around campus.
Bang for the buck Because of the flexibility of the class schedules, I have been able to live at home and work five days a week, saving money all the while. It is a great opportunity to earn a four-year degree for less money than many other universities, while maintaining the prestige of the University of Washington.
Am enjoying being here The campus has a convenient street location amongst small businesses and restaurants which allows for easy access to coffee, snacks, even meals during breaks. The mattress factory is a great hang-out spot which offers TV, pool tables, ping pong and more as entertainment. The peer advisors are great at getting you involved, just be open and you will definitely meet some fantastic people.
Am learning a lot There is a pretty extensive variety of courses available to accommodate many with different interests and intended degrees. The professors are approachable and willing to work outside of class time in order to ensure that every student has the opportunity to get questions answered. I have learned a lot more this past year at the university, than I have in my previous years in other education systems.
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Kristle from Lakewood, WA
08/22/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
6 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Anyone who loves being in an interactive environment where their opinions are welcome.
Tips for prospective students The campus is wonderful. What I love most is how friendly the campus environment is, as well as the Professors. The amount of interest they show in the subjects being taught makes it a wonderful place especially for those who are visual learners. It is a university that teaches its students to speak up and become more opinionated and the encouragement of growth is a key factor in the professor's lessons.
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REBBECCA from Yelm, WA
09/02/2011Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
7 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students People that want the smaller town feel but want the opportunities for fun in the city as well. It has lots of fun activities very near by and many out door opportunities!
Tips for prospective students Begin researching early to find out all the requirements, especially for graduate studies, you need a certain GPA and not a lot of college students realize that!
Bang for the buck Totally affordable, especially if you are prior military using the Post 911 GI bill and the yellow ribbon programs!
Will enjoy being here I love Washington, I would suggest for the older student returning to school to live in one of the the local suburbs like University Place or DuPont since downtown Tacoma can smell fishy at times and it's really crowed, If you like the downtown scene then living in the urban environment near the harbor may suit you nicely!
Will learn a lot They have dedicated Autism Centers for advancing research in the cause and treatment of this disorder that are open to the public and offer many needed services for the community while affording it's student hands on real life training.
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03/06/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
8 of 21
Categories Comments Bang for the buck tuition is not that bad.
What to do for fun ruston way. point defiance. mattress factory is a great hang out
Food and Dining great cafes and resturants in the area.
Dorm Life dorm life is nice. campus is great. students are easy going.
Academic Rigor professors are cool and work you hard. they also are very helpful. there are lots of resources for academic success.
Tips for prospective students check out the school web-site, it has a lot of information about the campus. if you can visit, that would be great.
In three sentences university of washington-tacoma has a beautiful campus. you are within walking distance of quite a few restaurants and cafes, one of which is located directly on campus. tacoma campus is smaller, and more personal.
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03/07/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
9 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety campus security is always close at hand.
Bang for the buck uwt has one of the best computer programs in the state, and is much more affordable than other universities in the area.
What to do for fun there is a glass museum across the street from campus, along with the washington state history museum.
Food and Dining there are many different places to eat on and around campus. they range from big restaurants to small cheap walk-in pizzerias. almost any food you could be craving can be found nearby with a great college student price.
Dorm Life uwt is mostly a commuter college, they are planning on adding dorms in the near future, but for now there is a floor of an apartment building used for uwt students. i am a commuter, i don't have any real experience with the uwt dorms.
Academic Rigor the classes in the computer software and engineering program can be very difficult and time consuming.
Tips for prospective students start or join study groups with your classmates, they are very important if you want to succeed in your classes. most professors have office hours, if you have any questions about class, or about jobs in your field of study, talk to them.
In three sentences uwt is an excellent urban university. it has small class sizes, so a one on one with a professor is very easy to do. ideal commuter college for students who have jobs or want to stay close to home.
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Leigh from Tacoma, WA
07/02/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
10 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety I have always felt very safe on this campus. The security staff is very willing to help with any problems if they are able to .
Bang for the buck This school has services that help the entire learning experience, not just the academic one . This school takes active involvement in it's students in the form of the staff that work there and the services offered .
What to do for fun There are a lot of extra activities that enhances campus life as well as student involvement .
Food and Dining There is a large selection of restaurants and cafes for the student to choose from.
Academic Rigor The classes are fast paced, however there is ample tutoring and support service offered to help with the coursework
Tips for prospective students This school is a fast paced diverse learning environment.There is a large selection of classes to chooses from, as far a class selection. The extra curricular activities enhance the learning experience at the campus.
In three sentences The Unversity of Washignton was a place where I could learn in a diverse enviorment . The instructors and support staff were helpful in my success at this school. I came into the University as homeless, because I had lost my job. The professors and other staff were extremely helpful in helping me improve my situation for myself and my family.
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07/28/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
11 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety One thing I really like about this campus is that it is very safe despite being right in downtown Tacoma, there have not been any security problems since I began and the security officers are always a quick phone call away.
Food and Dining There are many places to eat out here, The Swiss (pub), and The Rock and a few other, smaller cafes.
Dorm Life I personally cannot say anything about the student housing here, but from what I have heard is that the apartments are nice. You either live with one or three other people,each paying $700+/month.
Academic Rigor The classes can be anywhere from easy to difficult based on personal strengths.
Tips for prospective students If you don't plan on living in Tacoma, live north of Tacoma because traffic is horrible going south.
In three sentences UW Tacoma is a nice place to study, right in downtown Tacoma. There is a variety of majors and minors to study and the ratio of faculty to students is helpful in the learning ability. This campus is also easily accessible with I-5 just off campus and the campus itself is not spread over a large area, making it easy to get from place to place.
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09/03/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus may be in the third largest city in Washington, but it's also one of the safest. You can have a campus safety officer escort you to your car and the area is pretty lit at night.
Clubs and Activities There are several clubs but not many advertise; therefore you have to take the time to seek out these clubs. It's quite exciting as if you are a part of a secret society once you join, but not really. What's great is that it's fairly easy to create your own club!
Great for these types of students UWT is great for those that have a busy schedule but also want to work in an intimate academic environment in an urban setting.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus There are some odd but amazing study areas that over look the city. It's really peaceful. It's just a matter of finding those special places.
Bang for the buck Because it is a commuter school, you are really just playing tuition and your books which is definitely a BANG! UWT has a general scholarship application that is considered for several scholarships offered by the school - DOUBLE BANG!
What to do for fun You can take fitness classes during the day and participate in an Open Mic event in the evening. Billiards and ping pong are popular on campus.
Food and Dining There are several places on and nearby campus ranging from $2 pizza to a fancy meal at the Melting Pot. Usually people go to the West Coast Grocery store that is located on campus to buy delicious snacks and deli products.
Dorm Life Because UWT is a commuter school, not many people live on campus. However, there are apartments available for students at Court 17 which can be paid with financial aid. Unfortunately, there aren't any meal plans and only a section of the building is reserved for UWT students.
Academic Rigor Freshmen take part in UWT's core curriculum which is a mixture of different fields of study into interdisciplinary classes. Students get to know their professors and take part in research and service projects.
Tips for prospective students You help make the campus what it is. A lot of people don't realize how much activities goes on, on campus because it is a commuter school. Stay up-to-date with current events.
In three sentences It's a small campus with an urban setting, renovated from historical buildings including a mattress factory and a grocery store. The school is only 22 years old and continuously undergoing change. You can make history!
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Thalia from Federal Way, WA
09/10/2012Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
13 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety They did not have a single incident the entire last year.
Clubs and Activities They have a wide variety of clubs.
Great for these types of students Small school students.
Tips for prospective students Visit the campus. You won't understand how great the campus is until you take a tour. Itâ??s truly an awesome campus.
In three sentences I've visited the campus and it's beautiful. It has a nice small town feel. All the historical buildings give it a nice feel. The dorms are great there as well. They are apartment styled, but not expensive.
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Haley from Dupont, WA
11/06/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
14 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Transfer students, graduate students, students who don't like large campuses, students who like school to be fairly close to home, and students who don't know yet what they want to major in.
Food and Dining A decent amount of places nearby to get food, you just have to know where to look.
Dorm Life I don't actually live in the dorms, but I hear they're nice. Dorms are in an apartment building near the campus.
Academic Rigor I think it depends on what your major is and who your professors are. Some are easier than others and some are harder than others. Either way, hard work will get you good grades.
Tips for prospective students If you're interested in environmental science, business, nursing (though you can't enter this program as a freshman), graduate studies, and education then this school is for you. UWT offers a variety of other programs but the ones already listed is what the school is most well known for.
In three sentences The University of Washington-Tacoma is quiet, clean, and small. Students for the most part are friendly as well as the faculty. I give UWT an A-.
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Mariane from Seattle, WA
12/01/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
15 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety strict police men are always surrounding the area
What to do for fun There are many activity nights and clubs all students and faculties are always ivited
Tips for prospective students always keep track and schedule important dates when assignments are due
In three sentences diverse, friendly, fun
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Hannah from San Mateo, CA
12/28/2012Reviewer is A past student here.
16 of 21
Categories Comments Great for these types of students People who want to feel like the campus is their family.
What to do for fun Glass museum, WA history museum, and art museum right across the street. Campus is right on the bus line, so you can take a trip to Seattle for about $6.
Dorm Life I lived off campus and didn't experience the dorm life. I've heard it was a great experience from others though!
Tips for prospective students Enjoy it :)
In three sentences Small classroom sizes make for great discussions. Feels like a community college. Great professors and staff.
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Eika from South Prairie, WA
12/29/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
17 of 21
Categories Comments What to do for fun I like supporting the sports teams. There are also so many different clubs to join and you can even start your own.
Food and Dining Haven't really ate here
Dorm Life I don't live in the dorms.
Academic Rigor My advice is just try to be ahead on all your work and do not procrastinate.
Tips for prospective students Make sure you never give. You always want to give 110% in anything you do because you will never know the outcome.
In three sentences This is a wonderful Uw campus. If you love a small classroom environment and a more closely related group of students then this is the school for you.
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Josef from Auburn, WA
01/27/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
18 of 21
Categories Comments Campus Safety Haven't had much problems besides the occasional parking ticket. But I guess campus security were doing their jobs.
Greek Life I haven't heard of any frats at UWT, but then again I haven't really looked into it.
Clubs and Activities There are a bunch of different clubs available, there'll always be at least one that you'll fancy.
Great for these types of students If you had a rough education background, bad grades, etc. This UWT is a great place to go to if you'd like to start fresh. As long as you're willing to put in the extra effort the curriculum isn't too grueling. Those that like smaller class sizes (as opposed to the Seattle's campuses 300+ students per class) will really like it here.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The school used to be a bunch of businesses. Some buildings still kept their name (ie. The Mattress Factory). Most of the buildings are brick buildings, they look like they came straight from the early 1900s.
Bang for the buck It costs about the same as the Seattle campus, but I think it's worth it for the sake of smaller class sizes.
What to do for fun Tacoma is on of Washington's largest cities, there is always something to do here.
Food and Dining There is a pavilion towards the waterfront with a load different places to eat.
Dorm Life I don't live in a dorm, I really don't know from first hand experience, but from what folks tell me the dorms costs roughly the same as an apartment in downtown Tacoma. It probably isn't a terrible place to live if you're away from home.
Academic Rigor Overall about the same you'd find anywhere else, as long as you put in the effort you'll do fine.
Tips for prospective students Join clubs, meet people, study hard. It's a college experience, enjoy your time here.
In three sentences Although my grades were sub-par throughout high school and my community college years, I managed to get accepted into UW Tacoma, and let me say, I love the school. I would highly recommend it to those students living in the Tacoma area and don't want to drive up to the Seattle every morning. The class sizes are small, roughly 20-30 folks per class, so you'll receive individual attention as well as a better learning experience.
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Savy from Tacoma, WA
03/11/2013Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
19 of 21
Categories Comments What to do for fun They are a lot of lounge bars and close to Museums.
Food and Dining So many places to go and most have student discount. The Harmon is one of my favorites. They have local brews and great happy hour and sometimes live music.
Dorm Life I have heard that they got great dorms
Academic Rigor I'm only researching this school, but I'm sure the academic-wise its going to be challenging.
Tips for prospective students Check with your advisors on applying for scholarships and merit aid. Take a tour of the campus and take a look at surround local business.
In three sentences The campus is beautiful and blends well with the community. This school have a smaller numbers which makes learning more personable. The administrative staff are helpful and provide many resources to help students succeed.
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Bobbi from Tacoma, WA
05/15/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
20 of 21
Categories Comments What to do for fun There is a ton of museums right across the street. Most of them have student discounts too.
Food and Dining There are so many shops and amenities around. There's Subway, Starbucks, and the Cupcake Shop just to name a few. There's a few classy places up the street like Pacific Grill.
Dorm Life I live up the hill so it's only a 3 minute drive for me. You can find reasonably priced apartments on the Hilltop, but the area isn't comfortable for everybody.
Academic Rigor The classes are as challenging as you pick them. Again, the students are a very good resource to help pick classes, along with the advisers.
Tips for prospective students I don't find the enrollment or support that too helpful for new students. The best way to find your way around resources is the other students around you, they have always been amazingly supportive and helpful.
In three sentences It's a good location in downtown Tacoma, and free parking is available if you're willing to walk a block or two (up and downhill). The class sizes are very reasonable, similar to a community college atmosphere. The best thing about it is all the shops and food places that are attached to the buildings.
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Katy from Tacoma, WA
06/19/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
21 of 21
Categories Comments What to do for fun There are a lot of clubs and organizations that we can get involved in and on Wednesday's especially, there is some event going on during Husky hour which is from 12:30-1:30
Food and Dining There are a lot of places to eat downtown, and there is food to buy inside the campus as well.
Dorm Life I do not live in the dorms, but I have heard nothing but good things about court 17.
Academic Rigor The academic rigor is really challenging, some classes more than others, but the professors have office hours available that give you more one on one help if needed.
Tips for prospective students Don't be afraid to ask questions, professors, counselors, and peer advisors are there to help.
In three sentences UWT is an amazing school filled with many people willing to go the distance to get you everything you need to feel comfortable.
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As a part of the summer reading program theme, "Dream Big, Read!" the Altus Public Library is happy to announce Joann McMillan of Flying Heart Theatre will be at the library Thursday, July 19 at 2 p.m., with her production "The Night," a multi-media puppet show with marionettes, rod puppets and giant puppets. Along with the puppets, there will be lots of audience participation.
This is Joann's second visit to the Altus Public Library, and if her first performance here is anything to go by, "The Night" will be a very exciting performance. The performance is free and should be lots of fun for the whole family.
Joann received her BA in drama and secondary education at the University of Delaware in 1974. Before becoming a puppeteer, she was a teacher in public, private and home schools. She was the recreation director at Arrowhead and Fountainhead Resorts in Oklahoma. She joined the Oklahoma Arts Council's Artist-in-Residence program and their Touring Artist Roster in 1993. She is presently Artistic Director, scriptwriter, and puppeteer for Children's Historical Resource Center, Museum of Pioneer History in Candler, OK. She also conducts bi-annual one-week camps at Lake of the Ozarks State Park. This is just a small sample of Joann's many accomplishments.
Joann's performance is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council. In addition, the Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation's 122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The institute's mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people and information. Sonic, America's Drive-In is also a proud sponsor of the 2012 Summer Reading Program.
For more information about the program, call the library at 477-2890.