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Michigan will face South Carolina in the Outback bowl per their official website. Should be some fun quotes from the OBC
I have family who attends USC. I'm sick of them poking fun of michigan and talking about the ESSS-EEEE-SEEE when they have the trophy case relevant to vandy. Lets kick their fucking ass
If you don't like Michigan you are a peasant
I'm afraid to say, I don't forsee that ending well for you. But hey, they said the same thing about the 2008 Citrus Bowl.
"The straightest line from A to B is straight: From A to B"
"When you have Denard Robinson, you can have everything"
~George Walden
I'm have confidence our defense can hang with them. What I'm worried about is al Borges with his "questionable" play calling
If you don't like Michigan you are a peasant
I'm more worried about the O-line than just Borges's playcalling. Borges will be Borges, IMO, but the interior line might very well get manhandled. Hope I'm wrong.
"The straightest line from A to B is straight: From A to B"
"When you have Denard Robinson, you can have everything"
~George Walden
Agreed. Jadeveon Clowney is a beast, a man among boys. He would be a high draft pick this year if he wasn't a true sophomore.
Lewan lines up at left tackle everytime. USC can line Clowney up on either side to take advantage of match ups.
I put up a tough front, but deep down I just want to be held.
It was just made official, and wasn't posted anywhere yet...
Those who stay...
"I'm the guy who does his job. You must be the other guy."
Can't wait for i-form power with Vincent Smith vs. Jadeveon Clowney.
Not to mention the subsequent 10 play-action passes in a row where Clowney doesn't have to worry about the run.
I shouldn't be laughing as hard as I am right now
i'm stingy with my fucks so i never gave one.
So what is Ronald actually doing there?
Beat the Cocks!
Your opinion has no value.
I like it. They are the SEC team I think we have the best chance against this year.
This will be the first meeting since Bo's troops traveled to Columbia and gave them a pounding in '85.
Go Blue! Always!
I agree - their offense doesn't scare me. Just need to see a good, entire game from Borges - we can score on this team.
You haven't seen South Carolina play this year I see, so I'll fill you in. Their front 7 is a bunch of fuckbeasts like ND that will absolutely eat the souls of our interior OL blocking, and Taylor Lewan will at best be even with Clowney, who is a bonafide first round pick.
It doesn't matter what Borges calls unless he can call for a play where Denard levitates and flies into the end zone. This team has a brutal front that will make running nearly impossible, and passing definitely impossible. The thing to hope for is the 2nd half ND game plan without turnovers and somehow scoring 15-22 while getting turnovers from SCAR. With a defensive TD, 4 FG, and 1 offensive TD, you might get 26 points, which could be enough. But that's about all you can hope for. They are good man.
I agree this team is better than some are getting credit for, but I don't agree with your dire forecast either. First off, I was at that ND game, and we moved the ball great. I was actually impressed with Borges game plan (minus the HB pass). We were able to spread out a much more physical team and get our quick guys in space. The problem with ND, is they manage to play a true bnd not break D. When we played them, we moved it steadily, but they wouldn't give up big plays, which forced us to stay on the field and increased the odds we turn it over.
This is not an Alabama team that wil both faster and stronger. I think it wil come down to not turning the ball over, and our defense continuing to play tough and keep people out of the end zone
was wiiiiiiiide open. smith just paniced and threw it to a defender cause there was a dude about to kill him
SC is a step down from Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Florida, and A&M. This should be a competitive game.
They were a step up from Georgia on the field this year, they won 35-7. Apart from that their season was pretty meh, they laid an egg against Florida and barely beat weak Vandy and Tenn teams. They played LSU close, though.
SC beat Georgia early in the year. IIRC, Georgia had a few defensive starters out on suspension. At that time, Marcus Lattimore had two intact knee joints. At this moment, I believe Georgia is a better team than SC. Things can change during the season and sometimes the better team drops a game. Do you think Appy State beats Florida in the 2008 Capital One bowl?
This is awesome! Denard's last game closer to my house than my office is? Yes, please!
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are 25th and 23rd? Not as easy as splitting the difference, especially when we haven't been able to establish the run all year. But I will take it, especially if Borges goes bonkers with Denard and Devin.
Good test of our faith in Borges, I'd say, because there's zero reason not to pull every wild hair out of his yass.
Was there a reason I missed "not to pull every wild hair out of his yass" against OSU?
"Is There Anybody Out There?" Pink Floyd, The Wall.
I just want to wake up on New Year's slightly hungover and turn the game on and be like hell yeah Borges that's the offense I've been envisioning.
Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.
- Vince Lombardi
I'm fairly confident that we'll be 21-7 against the SEC when the offseason begins.
My only sadness with this is that I'll be in the middle of an 8 hour roadtrip on New Year's Day. I'm going to DVR it and try my hardest to not hear about it before I get home to watch it.
Michigan: 903–315–36 (Best in NCAA)
vs Ohio State: 58-44-6
vs Notre Dame: 23-16-1
vs MSU: 68-32-5
vs B1G: 522-197-24
vs SEC: 20-8-1
vs PAC 12: 48-24-1
vs Big 12: 10-5-1<
i'll be overseas. oh well.
also, every time i see your avatar, i am awed.
I am not really Coach Schiano. -Coach Schiano on Mgoblog
Beckmann and Brandstatter could make that drive easier.
Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.
- Vince Lombardi
I don't think I'd be able to get the whole game; I'm driving from halfway up Michigan down around to north of Chicago.
Michigan: 903–315–36 (Best in NCAA)
vs Ohio State: 58-44-6
vs Notre Dame: 23-16-1
vs MSU: 68-32-5
vs B1G: 522-197-24
vs SEC: 20-8-1
vs PAC 12: 48-24-1
vs Big 12: 10-5-1<
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Jacobs was awarded the engineering and procurement assistance services contract for the construction of a mono ethylene glycol (MEG) plant in Gujarat on India's west coast. The new MEG plant is part of Reliance's massive expansion project for its refining and petrochemical facilities.
Reliance Industries on Tuesday awarded Jacobs Engineering Group with an engineering and procurement assistance services contract for the construction of a mono ethylene glycol (MEG) plant at the Jamnagar refining and petrochemical complex in Gujarat, India.Financial terms were not disclosed.We appreciate Reliances confidence in us for this significant portion of its petrochemical expansion project at the Jamnagar complex," said Jacobs vice president Allyn Taylor."The assignment further advances our long term relationship with Reliance and our presence in India. We are committed to delivering a high level of service and value on this project."
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Engineers and designers are highly skilled individuals. Forcing them to enter design changes using tables, forms and spreadsheets is unproductive and uneconomical, and it increases the likelihood of human error—this is the way that most instrumentation software systems currently work. For too long, software vendors have denied engineers and designers the simple practicality of a graphical visual engineering interface with "drag and drop" capability and inbuilt intelligence, ensuring changes are automatically replicated into all the associated data and databases.
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I go into every major audio/video trade show thinking I won't hear much in the way of new speakers, yet every time I encounter new designs that leave me surprised at least and sometimes downright shocked. This year at the CEDIA Expo, I heard what is certainly one of the best audio demos I've ever heard — and maybe even the best. Yet I also encountered a few highly creative designs using acoustical concepts I've never before encountered.
Here's a photo essay picturing the most interesting new speakers I found at the Expo. Once you've seen these, check out our additional reports on new models shown by AudioXperts, KEF, and Ultralink.
What about the new Wharfedale subwoofers. Did you hear those?
Hi, Al. Nope, I wanted to hit that booth but ran out of time. They look interesting, though.
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Hornets are so great on the break with Aminu leading it. Also, I dont see where Chicago gets their offense from without rose. Hamilton had 19 the last 2 games, but he still doesnt scare me.
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Hornets are so great on the break with Aminu leading it. Also, I dont see where Chicago gets their offense from without rose. Hamilton had 19 the last 2 games, but he still doesnt scare me.
impressive d so far...need to keep up the intensity.
I am thinking that the Olympics helped amino a whole bunch
Im' so conflicted. Watch LSU or watch Hornets? ARGH!@
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Loving aminu
Anthony Rivers. Davis and Austin love child.
Rivers showed some quick hands there. One steal from Noah. One steal lead to fastbreak
Rivers will learn so much playing against guys like Ray Allen and Rip in a short time. Those dudes will try to take advantage of his greenness.
Aminu is playing some good ball this season
Teams:New Orleans Hornets(Pelicans) & Houston Texans
Our half court set is very stale, can not be run through robin the goblin.
Let this be Rivers' game. He can take Rip.
Terrible shot by vasquez
Hey, Marco.
Rivers can take him too.
Oof, Belli killing us.
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Roberts comes in for GV and this game goes downhill quick. We need a legit backup pg in a bad way.
Roberts has no business being in the game. I mean serious... he doesn't move. He just dribbles around the 3 point line until 5 sec left in shot clock.
Offense is stalling with Roberts, he needs to move the ball around
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We need to sign a back up vet point tomorrow, Roberts isn't the answer. Game turned when he came in.
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He's a super undersized SG, really.
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Project Nursery: Creative Clothing Art
May 31, 2011Hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
We had a great weekend full of relaxing and fun. I am reminded on holidays such as this though of the sacrifices that our men and women in uniform make each and every day for us. Kevin spent four years serving as a Marine and two of them while married. In fact, our first six months of marriage were spent apart because of a sudden deployment to Japan. I'm grateful that he was never in harms way and I am especially grateful for the servicemen that are. I commiserate with spouses and families that have to be away from a loved one for an extended period of time…
Back to what's been going on over here decorating-wise: here's a neat little project that I've been working on to create nursery art out of favorite gifts and keepsake clothing.
I have a few adorable outfits that are almost too cute to wear (almost) and when placed inside of a frame, make the perfect wall art.
To add a twist, the back of the frame is lined in a modern print – gives it a little something extra.
Clothing Art
Materials: shadow box or deep frame (mine is from Aaron Brothers – 40% off coupon!), fabric remnant, art to feature (clothing, handmade baby blanket, etc), map pins or sewing pins, glue
{1.} I found a square frame at Aaron Brothers that fit my little swim suit perfectly. It was built like a shadow box and deep enough to allow the suit to be pinned inside without coming too far out of the frame when mounted.
{2.} Fabric remnants or samples are great for a project just like this (I chose Gabriel in putty by Thibaut Designs). Measure your frame and cut out a square two inches wider on each side to allow for an extra large hem.
{3.} Flip frame over and remove backing, cardboard, mat and glass. Line up cardboard insert directly over fabric cutout (make sure back of fabric is facing up). Save mat and glass for another project, set backing aside.
Using standard glue, line the edge of the cardboard with a thick line.
{4.} Fold over each edge of fabric, gluing corners as you go. The geometric print on my fabric helped to make sure that my design was straight on the reverse side, you may want to flip over to confirm before gluing into place. Don't worry if your adhesive doesn't hold 100%, the next step will ensure the fabric doesn't move.
{4.} Press cardboard and fabric firmly into the back of your frame, the fit should be snug.
{5.} Press frame backing into place.
{6.} Using sewing or map pins (which can be found at office supply stores such as Staples), attach garment to fabric/cardboard combination. I cut my pins to about half their length to really conceal them within the bathing suit.
Pin various edges of the clothing so that the final piece is securely against the frame when hung up.
{7.} And that's it – now you can hang or display!
This would look very neat as a collage of antique outfits (baptismal gowns, handmade baby caps, etc) over a dresser, or as cute, modern accessories (booties, hats, etc) lined up in a row of three down the wall.
It's an easy, inexpensive way to display favorite baby items and gifts, and it's a great way to personalize a nursery. I love this little bathing suit (a gift from my Aunt) and I love how it looks perched atop Liv's bookcase!
Woah this is getting long. It's about time I get some final room pics posted. More Project Nursery posts: handmade butterfly mobile, diy crib skirt, basket liners part 2, basket liners part 1, the great glider makeover, sewing the curtains part 1, part 2, part 3, nursery fabric board, curtain fabric selection, rocking horse find, new pendant light, new sconce lighting, vintage wall art addition, changing table makeover, nursery wall striping tutorial, painted animal project, the initial inspiration board and the before picture posts.
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This is a great idea. I am not much into saving my kids clothes, but it's always nice to have a little memorabilia, very cute!
This is a great idea! I've still got T's coming home outfit, and want to do something special with it when she moves into her 'big girl' room. I may just have to make a version of this…thanks for the inspiration!
Oh now I'm kicking myself for giving away my kids' baby clothes. Awesome project.
Wonderful idea! Economical and so personal; I have a vintage dress that might be perfect for this project!
This is adorable! Thomas's sailor suit is turning into art… He probably won't like that when he's older, ha!
great idea! I've been meaning to do something similar with shoes. I like the idea of doing an article of clothing, too.
So adorable, what a great idea! I am going to share your tutorial on pinterest!!!
What a great idea! Sometimes I can't belive babies are really that small. Almost makes me want to have kids now … almost.
Lovely idea!! But I don't have anything that small!!


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November 2012
On wednesday 14th November 2012, you can learn more about automation in cancer therapy from our colleague Dr. Steiner. He will be speaking at the Medica Vision Forum in Düsseldorf. For more information visit www.medica-tradefair.com.
October 2011
The new models of the laboratory devices HLC by Ditabis have been the eye-catcher for the visitors of the Ditabis booth at this year's Biotechnica.
The long-time succesful product line by HLC Biotech from Bovenden has been passed to Ditabis. From now on the flexible and future-oriented as well as Vacuum Safety Suction Systems are produced and distributed in Pforzheim.
DITABIS at the Medica: personnel of development, business development and product management have been in search of new cooperation partners and ideas at this year's Medica. The exchange of ideas with present and potential worldwide distribution partners shall lead to an increase of efficiancy of the network.
New support for the Micron: DScience will sell the device in Thailand
For our Micron are supporting us:
- F.S.V.T. in France
- Precision Technologies in Singapore, Malaysia & Indonesia
- Van Loenen Instruments in the Netherlands
- Science Service in Germany, Austria, Switzerland
- Caspilor HB in Sweden, Finland, Norway
And for our MArS:
- J. K. International in Japan
- Summit Research in Argentina & Uruguay
July 2010:
Further sales partner for the Micron:
- Ångstrom Scientific in the USA
- OOO OPTEC in Russia & CIS-countries
Our MArS also offer now:
- Inter Instrument in Norway
- Sellex Inc. in Brasilien
June 2010:
New distributors sell our MArS:
- Discovery Scientific in Canada
- BioNova científica s.l. in Spain
- Advanced Biotech Italia SRL in Italy
- Takapo Teb. Corp. in Iran
- Innova Lab Instruments Pvt Ltd. in Northern India
Our Micron also sell recently:
- Brock & Michelsen A/S in Danmark
- Icon Analytical Equipment Pvt. Ltd. in India
Both scanners immediately offer:
- Polygen Denmark ApS in Danmark
- Alpha Technologies & Cronus Technologies in UK, Ireland, Switzerland and Scandinavia
April 2010:
New distributores for asia: Innova Lab Instruments Pvt Ltd. sells our MArS in India and New Metals & Chemicals Corp. Ltd. the Micron in Japan.


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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The Wooster Group - The Wooster Group's Version of Tennessee Williams' Vieux Carré
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 8:00 PM
Canadian premiere. One of Williams' last, elegiac plays boldly re-imagined by the most influential and experimental theatre company in the past 30 years.
March 28-31, 2012
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News 07.06.2013Over 500 Institutions Registered. Registration Remains OpenThe first U-Multirank edition in 2014 will cover a minimum of 500 higher education institutions from around the world. We are pleased to announce that we have reached this goal and will continue to accept registration forms, so higher education institutions interested in participating can still register their interest now
News 06.05.2013CHE UniversityRanking: focus on engineering, linguistics, educational science and psychologyIn the latest CHE UniversityRanking, students assess their study conditions in the subjects of engineering, linguistics, education science and psychology. Comprehensive information on more than 30 subjects analysed is available for those interested in studying. There is also information on research funds or the percentage of graduates who complete their programme within the prescribed study period. The new DIE ZEIT Study Guide 2013/2014 is published on 7 May 2013 and includes the latest findings and tips on studying
News 10.04.2013Create more study places in Master programmesThe demand for study places on Master programmes will increase dramatically over the coming years. In contrast to the number of Master study places so far planned by the Higher Education Pact, an estimated 36,000 Bachelor graduates could may have to postpone starting a Master programme in the peak year of 2016 alone if the highest of three possible calculation scenarios in the study came true. The CHE model calculation shows the corridor of the expected potential demand for places if 50, 69.4 and 85 per cent of Bachelor graduates continue onto a Master programme. Even the cautious estimate that only one in two Bachelor students will continue onto a Master programme indicates that a significantly higher demand is to be expected compared to the number of Master places financed up until now. It is a fact that the Higher Education Pact 2020 does not include a set of tools that can stimulate the necessary expansion of study places in Master programmes, said Prof. Dr. Frank Ziegele, managing director of the CHE Centre for Higher Education
News 12.03.2013Diversity in excellence 2012 published: special analysis shows top performances by German higher education institutions in a wide range of areasThe CHE analysed the group of mathematical/natural science subjects from the 2012 UniversityRanking on the basis of research strength, practice orientation, internationality and focus on students. There are many ways higher education institutions can produce excellent performances, said Prof. Dr. Frank Ziegele, managing director of the CHE. We wish to make this diversity transparent in four dimensions and in doing so show that HEI performances cannot be determined in a simplified way using one-dimensional measurements. Prof. Dr. Ziegele added: Profile shaping isnt only aimed at research. There are many possible profiles that are not better or worse than any other.
News 13.02.2013Information on the International Deans Course Africa 2013/14The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Section for Joint Higher Education Management Programmes (DIES) and the Regional Office in Nairobi and the University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück (FHOs), the German Rectors Conference (HRK), the Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE) in cooperation with the Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation (AvH) and partner universities in Africa are jointly organising the International Deans Course for Africa. This intensive training course is part of the DIES programme (Dialogue on Innovative Higher Education Strategies) which has been jointly coordinated by DAAD and HRK since 2001
News 30.01.2013New international university ranking launched in DublinA new university ranking, set up with funding from the European Union, is being publicly launched under the Irish EU Presidency in Dublin today (30 January). The conference launching the ranking will be opened by the Irish Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairi Quinn. He said: "As higher education becomes ever more crucial to Europes social, cultural and economic well-being, the need for quality and diversity in our higher education systems grows greater. The Irish Presidency is strongly committed to helping support the roll-out of this next phase of U-Multirank. I urge higher education institutions to seize this opportunity to participate in building a ranking system which will shine a light on the many positive aspects of higher education activity across Europe for the benefit of students, institutional leaders, policy makers and other stakeholders.
News 16.01.2013Croatian government introduces target agreements with higher education institutionsThe Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Sports has concluded target agreements with higher education institutions for the first time. The process was developed as part of a World Bank project in which CHE managing director Prof. Dr. Frank Ziegele acted as consultant. At the concluding workshop, all those involved described their experiences with the instrument as extremely positive and said it had improved relations between the state and universities
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MAY 10, 2013: CEEDAR CENTER: NASDSE is pleased to be a partner in a new center funded by the Department of Education's Office of Special Education Programs. The Collaboration for Effective Educator Development, Accountability, and Reform (CEEDAR) Center is announcing a national call seeking state partners, including state departments of education and teacher and leader preparation programs, to work collaboratively to promote support, and reinforce teacher and leader effectivenss across the career continuum and thereby ensure that students with disabilities achieve college and career readiness in inclusive settings. The CEEDAR Center will host two conference calls about this iniative on May 14th and May 29th. Applications are due June 21st. For additional infomation regarding this opportunity and the state application process, please visit http://ceedar.education.ufl.edu/national-call/.
APRIL 2, 2013: AUTISM AWARENESS MONTH: NASDSE's IDEA Partnership has developed a set of materials for Autism Awareness Month. To access these materials, click here.
March 7, 2013: NASDSE Government Relations Agenda for 2013: At its just concluded winter meeting, the NASDSE Board of Directors adopted a list of Government Relations agenda for 2013. The list is divided into two components – an 'Action Agenda' and a 'Agenda.' The list of issues indicates where NASDSE intends to focus its government relations activites for the year. To view the complete list, click here.
February 6, 2013: NASDSE Statement on Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC): NASDSE has submitted comments on a draft position paper from the PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers) Common Core Assessment Consortium on accomodations for read-aloud and use of calculators. NASDSE is opposed to the proposal in its present form. To read NASDSE's comments, click here.
NASDSE HAS MOVED (next door). Please note our new address as of March 29th: 225 Reinekers Lane, Suite 420, Alexandria, VA 22314.
Impartial Hearings under the IDEA Legal Issues and Answers by Perry Zirkel, University Professor of Education and Law at Lehigh University, has been revised and updated. To review and download a copy, click here.
NASDSE Comments on Proposed Changes to the SPP/APR Indicators - To view NASDSE's comments, click here.
State Blueprint for RtI - NASDSE has just released the final volume in a series of three Blueprints for Implementation of Response to Intervention. The latest guide, Response to Intervention — State Level, provides a step-by-step approach for implementing RtI at the state level and taking implementation down to the local district and school building levels. The guide includes a self-assessment tool to help guide state efforts. This document is available for free downloading.Click here to read on-line or to download a copy. The three-volume set of Blueprints is now complete. To download the District Level Blueprint, click here. To download the School Building Level Blueprint, click here. Print copies of the District Level and School Building Level Blueprints are also available for purchase. To purchase either of these documents, click here.
NASDSE Opposes the Military Voucher Program for Students with Special Needs - NASDSE sent a letter opposing Amendment #94 to the National Authorization Act for FY 12 for the military voucher program for students with special needs. To read the letter, click here.
NASDSE Supports H.R. 2218 - NASDSE sent a letter in support of H.R. 2218, the "Empowering Parents Through Quality Charter Schools Act." To read the letter, click here.
NASDSE Opposes H.R. 2445 - NASDSE sent a letter opposing H.R. 2445, the "State and Local Flexibility Act." To read the letter, click here.
NASDSE Supports IDEA Full Funding - NASDSE sent a letter in support of the IDEA Full Funding Act, S. 1403, that was introduced by Senator Harkin. To read the letter, click here.
NASDSE Opposes S. 1250 - NASDSE sent a letter opposing S. 1250,the GREAT Teachers and Principals Act, that would provide grants to states for teacher preparation for alternate certification but fails to acknowledge the special skills that teachers who teach students with disabilities need. To read the letter, click here.
NASDSE's Personnel Improvement Center Practice Briefs - NASDSE's Personnel Improvement Center has produced a series of practice briefs that highlight innovative strategies for recruiting and retaining personnel as well as examine existing data on personnel needs at the state and national levels. Find them on the PIC website @ http://.personnelcenter.org/practicebriefs.cfm.
Products Available from NASDSE's Personnel Improvement Center - NASDSE's Personnel Improvement Center has several high quality recruitment products, such as posters, brochures and recruitment videos that will assist you in implementing successful recruitment initiatives in your state, region or locale. Email us and let us know how many you would like. These products and materials are free of charge!
NASDSE and the National Title I Association (NTIA) releases "Recommendations for Improved Coordination Between Title I and IDEA" -Title I and the IDEA are US-ED's two large-scale investments for helping states provide services for students with special needs. Because there is often confusion regarding the overlapping language, requirements and accountability for implementing these laws, NASDSE and NTIA established the Title I/IDEA Workgroup with members from both organizations to develop recommendations for improved coordination. Click here for a copy of the June 2011 report.
NASDSE Transportation Resources - We have launched a new page on our website - Transportation Resources. In recognition of the transportation issues that many individuals with disabilities face with access to transportation, including young people who are transitioning out of high school to a postsecondary job or higher eduction. We thought it would be helpful to add a new section to our website with information on transportation resources. Check out the new page by clicking here.
Center on Online Learning and Students with Disabilities: www.centerononlinelearning.org
NASDSE's IDEA Partnership has two websites: www.ideapartnership.org and www.sharedwork.org
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NASDSE'S Project Forum website, www.projectforum.org, has been taken down. All documents from the old Project Forum website are available on the NASDSE website under the Publications Page.
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This meeting will take place on Thursday 23rd May at The Imperial Hotel, Clonakilty.
Meeting will begin at 9.00pm sharp. Please attend if you want to have your say in the running and planning of new Club events in 2013. There are some exciting plans and new ideas to be discussed. All welcome.
Items on the agenda:
- Apologies
- Drag Race Report
- Form committees to plan and run Hill Climbs and a second Drag Race.
- Social Events & Runs – Social Committee to be formed.
- Discuss Marshalling at upcoming Ambo Ramble charity cycle.
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WCMCC Hillclimb 1 – Date TBC
A number of courses are currently under consideration. The WCMCC has made a concious decision to run more hillclimbs due to their growing popularity with our members. Full details of this event will be released in the coming weeks.
WCMCC HillClimb 2 – Date TBC
In a response to increased demand and after many requests from club members, the club will run the second of three hillclimbs in 2013. Details are currently being finalised and will be posted here in due course.
Twohig's Hill Hillclimb – 22 September 2013
The annual Twohig's Hill hillclimb will return this year. This has become a firm favourite with competitors and spectators. For those who have made enquiries already, we can now confirm that we will return to Twohig's Hill on 22 September, 2013.


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Christine Marie King, 65, of New Boston, died Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012, at SOMC Hospice. Born Aug. 16, 1947, in Portsmouth, a daughter of the late Hettie Deemer, she was a homemaker and was of the Baptist faith.
She is survived by one daughter, Tammy Bentley of New Boston; one son, Joe Bartley of Minford; her fiancé, Michael Lockhart of New Boston; eight grandchildren; three great grandchildren; one brother, Mike Slusher of Stockdale, and one sister, Veda Deemer of South Webster. In addition to her mother, she was preceded in death by one son, Frank Paul Akers, Jr., and two sisters, Donna Jean Deemer and Janet McGlone.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012, at Old Philadelphia Baptist Church with Terry Dingess and Maurice Pierce officiating. Burial will be at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Minford. Friends may call at the church Monday after 6 p.m. Arrangements are under the direction of Erwin-Dodson-Allen Funeral Home in Minford. Online condolences may be sent to www.edafh.com.


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Apr 24.09 - Caring for caribou is a matter of urgency
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Little has been said during this B.C. election campaign about our wildlife. That's a shame because it's one area where the provincial government can make a big difference, to people and species at risk, by introducing a separate act to protect and restore wildlife.
The British Columbia government has approved shooting one species of owl in a last-ditch effort to save their endangered cousins, as the number of northern spotted owls continues to decline decades after they became the mascot of the "War in the Woods" over old-growth logging.
Aggressive oilsands development places iconic species' habitat — and future — in peril
VANCOUVER – Several prominent environmental groups welcomed a Private Members Bill that was reintroduced into the British Columbia Legislature today by New Democrat MLA Rob Fleming. The Bill seeks to establish long overdue legislation protecting the province's endangered species.


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On June 23, 2012, Fr. Michael McCarthy married Austin Hamilton Woody '08 and Meghan Gonyea Madden '10 in the Santa Clara Mission, where the couple first met. Austin graduated from the Leavey School of Business with a degree in Accounting and Meghan graduated from the School of Arts and Sciences with degrees in Combined Sciences and French and Francophone Studies. This spring, Austin received his Master's in Global Policy Studies with an emphasis in International Trade and Finance from the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. Meghan graduated from the University of Texas Health Science Center with her Master's in Public Health and began medical school at the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine. The couple now resides in Austin, TX.
Bobby Lorenzen '09 and Julienne Syme '10 were married at Mission Santa Clara on July 14. The wedding party included fellow Broncos William Syme '08, John Lorenzen '11, Riley Coon '09, Adrienne Syme '12 and Alexandra Hagerty '08; over 60 additional alumni were in attendance. The newlyweds will live in San Francisco.
The Western New York Flash has signed Katherine Reynolds '10 to its National Women's Soccer League roster. Reynolds most recently played for the German club SC Freiburg.
Micael Nunes M.S. '10 recently joined Ernst & Young's Operational Transaction Services Practice as a senior consultant. He will be working on assisting clients' execution of M&A transactions from multiple levels (technology, finance, etc.). He writes, "Really excited about my new position and using the skills learned at SCU."
Brittany Luckham '10 earned a master's in clinical psychology, with an emphasis in family psychology, from Azusa Pacific University in July 2012. She will continue her studies towards a Psy.D.
Jenna Torosian '10 married Nicholas Fabino (Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo) on July 7, 2012, in Santa Barbara, Calif. Included in the wedding party were three fellow Broncos: maid of honor Kelly Torosian '14, and bridesmaids Kathryn Leahy '10 (current MBA student) and Laura Skinner '10. The newlyweds are happily settling into married life in Santa Barbara. Jenna recently joined the global wealth management group at Merrill Lynch, and Nick is a global sourcing engineer with Moss Motors.
Jenna Torosian Fabino '10 accepted a client-management position with FindTheBest.com, an unbiased, data-driven comparison site. The start-up Internet company is based in Santa Barbara, CA, where she is currently living with her husband.
Sara Sorto '08, M.A. '10 married Dave Carvalho in Los Gatos, Ca on October 7, 2012. They live in Santa Clara where Sara teaches at Santa Clara High.
Jeffrey Adams '10 is appearing in the new play Animals, presented by Wide Eyed Productions, which follows a group of "twenty-somethings" kicking around their suburban hometown. The play is running as part of the FringeNYC Festival 2012 at the Kraine Theatre in New York City in August. Adams is also working on his MFA at the New School for Drama.
Mark Vetto '11 is in his second year as a Jesuit Volunteer with Mental Health Advocacy Project, in San Jose, Calif. Based in four core values—social justice, simple living, community, and spirituality—Jesuit Volunteer Corps offers women and men an opportunity to work full-time for justice and peace. JVs serve the poor directly, working for structural change in the United States and in developing countries.
Christopher Noller '11 writes: "My daughter, Hazel Anne Noller just turned 3 and she loves her new balllet dance classes at the YMCA."
Christian Max '11 is in China studying Mandarin and working with new American students. He has received high marks on his Level 5 (out of 7) examinations. He now speaks five languages.
Jackie (Goodall) Ellwood '11, former marketing and musical theatre student, leader of Supertonic!, Pit Band member and jazz enthusiast, married her high school sweetheart, Ryan Ellwood, in February 2012.
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Emily Burke '11 is in her first year as the volunteer coach with the Bronco volleyball team, working primarily on camp and office work. She also works with practice planning. In the past year Emily coached at Archbishop Mitty High School as the JV head coach as well as coached club for Vision Volleyball club. She has worked at the Santa Clara summer camps for the past four years.
Pravin Boddu MBA '11 published a satire on India, Drifting Democracy—India: from a Common Man's Perspective, which is available via Amazon CreateSpace.


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Years of preparation and untold costs to the primary sponsor, Red Bull, led to Tuesday's scheduled attempt.
When the launch occurs, Baumgartner expects to spend two or three hours on the ascent in a capsule hanging from the helium balloon. Then he will climb out of the capsule, jump off the step with a bunny hop and form a crouched "delta" position to maximize his speed.
He plans to fall 115,000 feet in less than five minutes, then deploy a parachute for the final 5,000 feet to Earth.
The attempt has serious risks. He and his team have practiced how he can avoid getting trapped in a dangerous "horizontal spin." At temperatures that could hit 70 degrees below zero Fahrenheit or lower, and an atmosphere so thin that his blood would vaporize if he were unprotected, his life will depend on the integrity of his pressure suit.
If he loses consciousness during the five-minute plunge, he will survive only if his parachute deploys automatically.
Another unknown: the effects on the body of breaking the sound barrier. While reaching such speeds can cause stress on an aircraft, planners for this jump believe there will be little effect on Baumgartner because he will be at an altitude at which there is so little air that shock waves are barely transmitted.
"I'm not nuts," Baumgartner said when CNN first interviewed him about the project in 2010. "You know, our records are meant to be broken, and I'm a very competitive person. I like the challenge."
On a more serious note, he added, "Of course I'm afraid of dying, because I worked so hard to reach this level. You know, I'm living a good life. I think the most important thing I'm doing is to come back alive."
Baumgartner is an Austrian helicopter pilot and former soldier who has BASE jumped from such landmarks as the Petronas Towers in Malaysia and the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. BASE is an acronym for buildings, antennas, spans and Earth -- the four things from which you can jump.
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The man accused of fatally shooting Sgt. Greg Martin during a 1996 traffic stop on Interstate 77 has been transferred from Yadkin County, site of the crime, to Ashe County after his extradition from Florida late last week.
However, the move involving Scott Vincent Sica, 36, of Cape Coral, Fla., was not due to security or similar reasons, but space.
"Our jail is full," a spokesperson for the Yadkin County Sheriff's Office said Monday regarding the holding of Sica at the Ashe County facility.
Sica was brought to North Carolina early Friday after signing a waiver of extradition on Wednesday which permitted him to be released into the custody of Yadkin County officers.
He is accused of shooting Martin, a member of the Jonesville Police Department, in Yadkin County just south of Jonesville on Oct. 5, 1996. Martin, 30 at the time, previously served with the Mount Airy Police Department and relatives of the slain officer still live in Surry County.
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Sica, who was arrested on a charge of first-degree murder on Oct. 3 — just shy of the 16th anniversary of the murder — had plenty to say before leaving Florida, speaking through his attorney there.
Stuart Pepper, a personal injury lawyer in Cape Coral, said Sica told him he was shocked by his arrest and had never heard of Martin's murder until being arrested in connection with the crime earlier this month, according to a report by WTSP, a Florida television station.
Pepper added that his client had not been advised of the evidence authorities have against him in the case.
Sica's arrest on Oct. 3 resulted from a cooperative effort by North Carolina and Florida authorities. The day before he was taken into custody, investigators brought him in to take hair samples and fingerprints, according to the TV station. It reported that he was linked to the officer's death by both physical evidence and information.
A $130,000 reward was offered for tips leading to an arrest in the cold case.
Sica had been convicted of robbing two banks and a Home Depot store in the same general time frame as Martin's murder, but denied any involvement in the shooting to his attorney, the TV report continued.
"He said, 'I'll do time for something I did, but I won't do time for something I didn't do,'" Pepper told the TV station, quoting his client.
"He told me he's never killed anyone in his life," the lawyer further said. "He's a nice little man. He reminds me of a leprechaun."
Sica is said to have lived with his parents in Cape Coral, a city of 154,000 residents on the Gulf coast of Florida. He helped with his father's electrical business and occasionally chartered cruises for a living, according to Florida media reports.
The accused, who did not fight extradition to North Carolina, was released from custody early Friday at the Lee County Jail in Florida. Sica had a first-appearance court hearing that afternoon in Yadkin County, where he was served with an arrest warrant and processed.
Sica later was taken to Ashe County.
Yadkin County has a contract with Ashe to house its prisoners when the Yadkin jail is operating at full capacity, until a new jail is completed, the sheriff's office spokesperson explained Monday.
Another court appearance for Sica in Yadkin County is tentatively set for Oct. 31.


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Gateway to Hope Resource Center facing closure
David Neal, 42, has been coming to the Gateway to Hope Day Resource Center since January. He talked, sometimes with tears in his eyes, about how he never expected to wind up homeless.
Gateway to Hope Resource Center facing closure despite helping homeless
David Neal, 42, has been coming to the Gateway to Hope Day Resource Center since January. He talked, sometimes with tears in his eyes, about how he never expected to wind up homeless.
Gateway to Hope Resource Center facing closure despite helping homeless
"I never thought I would be in this situation -- I would drive and see homeless people walking on the street, and I would wonder how they did it," Neal said.
He fell on hard times and joined their ranks in early January. Now he is looking for a job and depends on the services of the Resource Center to help in his employment hunt. Neal described the place as "a Godsend."
"I can use the Internet. There is a place to store my clothes and I can use the phones. ... All of these resources are invaluable," Neal said.
Earlier this month, the city of Tyler's Planning and Zoning Board voted not to renew Gateway to Hope's special use permit with the city for the requested five years and renewed the permit for only one year.
The board voted to make the change in the permit after a group of residents who live near the Resource Center, at 601 E. Valentine St., complained about homeless people at the day center littering, panhandling, stealing from businesses and loitering around homes.
But Executive Director Pat Mallory, who left her minister's position with First Baptist Church in June to create the Gateway to Hope, countered the neighborhood complaints during a recent morning visit to the shelter.
She said the Resource Center wants to be a good neighbor, and they are careful to pick up trash and keep the facility clean both inside and outside.
Ms. Mallory said they had moved a smoking area on the parking lot in front of the shelter that had been located close to a home to the other side of the parking lot at the homeowner's request.
Ms. Mallory said she was blindsided when the group of neighbors came to the meeting to protest the Resource Center.
"None of the neighbors has ever tried to come and talk to me directly about their concerns," Ms. Mallory said.
The city of Tyler owns the building, which it donated in March 2010, that houses the Resource Center, which opened in September after nonprofit leaders noticed a gap in services that the homeless need to better their lives.
City Manager Mark McDaniel said the decision to provide the building to Gateway to Hope was made after the mayor appointed a Task Force in 2011 to look into the homeless situation in Tyler.
"The Task Force issued a report in January 2012 that outlined a 10-point plan that included a recommendation for such a center, and the City Council unanimously voted in favor of conveying the property for use as a day resource room," McDaniel said in a statement.
A special use permit also was unanimously approved with certain restrictions and requirements, he said.
There are plans to offer G.E.D. classes in an adjoining city-owned building behind Gateway, Ms. Mallory said. The resource center, which normally operates from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., would stay open until 7 p.m. on the nights the classes are offered, she said.
"A lot of people are giving a handout. Here they will find all the instruments they need to go out and get a job," Ms. Mallory said of the homeless when the resource center first opened.
The homeless sign in to use the facilities, and each of them gets a hug when they first come in. "They are our babies," Ms. Mallory said during a recent morning visit to the center. The inside of the center is clean, with living room furniture similar to what is found in someone's home, and a large wooden dining room table and chairs.
Guests can sign in and wash clothes, take a shower, get clean clothes from the community closet and use one of the center's computers to search for a job and communicate with a potential employer.
Tyler Police Officer Shane Jasper comes to Gateway two to three times a week to create photo identification cards for the people who use the services there, and has never reported complaints from neighbors, Ms. Mallory said.
There is a small barber shop where a volunteer hair stylist comes in at least once a week to give haircuts, and a message center with two phones, mailboxes, and a bulletin board where phone messages can be placed. The phones can be used to call anywhere in the world, Ms. Mallory said.
It's difficult for a homeless person to find employment sometimes because they have no permanent address or phone number where an employer can make contact, she said.
Once a week, she takes people at the day center to the nearby Bethesda Clinic for medical care if they need it. The center is funded entirely by donations and all equipment, such as the washers, dryers and computers, are donated, Ms. Mallory said.
Tim Harris
The 52-year-old just found work at Willow Brook Country Club as a greens keeper and said with pride that he has opened a bank account. "I am finally getting on my feet and can share the pride and excitement," he said.
Harris, who has been coming since December to Gateway, said the people there have been like a family to him. He said he became homeless a year ago, but it was a divorce 10 years ago that started him on a downward spiral, which ended in a prison stay.
Harris, who had been living in Fort Worth at the time, said that once he got out of prison, it was "impossible to find a place to live or a job" with a prison record and that he began to lose hope. "I drank, used drugs and lost hope," he said.
He said he found so much support at Gateway and has reconnected with his family. "I found so much support here. ... Miss Pat hugs me, and I have made friends here," Harris said.
Looking around the center, Harris said he has hope now "because of people like this, who love me unconditionally."
Ricky Jackson
The 44-year-old said he has been homeless since 1999 and been coming to Gateway since January.
"I've been trying and trying to get my life together," he said. Jackson said he has been having grand mal seizures since the first grade, and it has been difficult for him to hold a job.
He recently had a major seizure that landed him in the Intensive Care Unit at East Texas Medical Center for eight days in February.
"I've been trying to find other ways to provide income," Jackson said, adding that he has an appointment with the Andrews Behavioral Center to see if he is eligible for any of their services.
One of the Gateway volunteers, Barbara Gilbreath, has helped Jackson apply for Social Security benefits.
"Miss Pat and Miss Barbara are like adopted mothers to me," Jackson said.
Michael Barker
Barker said he and his wife Tammy are homeless. The couple were buying a home "and living paycheck to paycheck" when he lost his job in the telecommunications industry recently.
The two had to leave their home and have been coming to Gateway for the past three months. He said he learned about Gateway after the Salvation Army stopped offering a job program.
"I was surprised at the amount of help they offer here," Barker said of Gateway. He said he is grateful for the help they have offered him and his wife.
But Barker has had some good news to celebrate recently. After applying for "hundreds of jobs," across the country, he said he has accepted a position with a telecommunications firm in Wyoming and is waiting for his background check to be finalized before he can start.
"I'm really happy about it," he said.
Jackson Davidson
The 42-year-old became homeless in 2009 because of financial problems, he said. He began coming to Gateway in November and said that the camaraderie there is the best part.
He has a job waiting at Wal-Mart pending a background check. Davidson said not all homeless people are drug addicts and alcoholics.
"I like this place, and I feel sorry for people who think we aren't doing the right thing (in coming to Gateway for help)," Davidson said.
Wade Welch
Welch, 56, sat at a wooden dining table at Gateway on a recent morning and said that he sleeps outside on the ground "wherever I'm not intruding."
He became homeless in February after having seizures at night, he said.
"On Dec. 12, I had a seizure and lost my car, driver's license and job," Welch said.
With tears in his eyes, Welch said he is certain that if the City Council and the churches all work together that Tyler can set a model for the country.
Welch said he doesn't drink or use drugs and "couldn't believe" the welcome he received at Gateway when he first came to Tyler.
He said he challenges the city and the world to come up with a solution to homelessness.
"This is all I have," he said, gesturing to the living area at Gateway.


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WEST SIDE RECORDER Volume 5—Number 9 Monthly Newspaper of the West Side, Denver, Colorado March, 1969 SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS FOR THIS ISSUE OF THE WEST SIDE RECORDER Catholic Archdiocese of Denver $200 Colorado Printers 10 First Avenue Presbyterian Church 10 First Bethany Lutheran Church 10 First Mennonite Church 10 Inner City Parish 10 Theresa Jacinto 5 James L. Meier 5 St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church ... 10 St. Joseph's Catholic Church __ 10 Wesley United Methodist Church 10 And a special thank-you to Adolph Coors Co. City Promise Down the Drain Plug Pulled on Pool Teen Council Started At Action Center The latest thing for teen-agers on the West Side is the West Side Teen Council which has its headquarters in the West Side Action Center. It has been started in the last month. The Teen Council will work on teen-age education, employment, recreation, and crime on the West Side. Money and technical assistance will be made available through the federal government. All West Side teen-agers are invited to join the Council as soon as possible. Joe Soriano and Larry Gonzalez at the West Side Action Center, 534-5141. Method Used To Accuse Teacher Leads to W.H.S. Faculty Protest Some time ago a West High School social studies teacher was asked by a class member why some students do better than others in school. According to the teacher, Harry B. Shafer, his answer was that it depended on the intelligence of the student, his parents and grandparents, on his home life, on whether he wanted to learn and how interested he was. BULLETIN APPEAL The West Side Action Ministry, in its review of the situation at West High School, encourages the school administration to re-open the case for further discussion. The Minstry also believes the community should be given a voice in working out the problems. Free Classes Open At St. Elizabeth's Enrollment is still open for the spring semester adult education classes at St. Elizabeth's School, 1020 llth St. An adult education program without any fees, the classes are available to any person 18 years old or older, regardless of educational background. Classes are held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Daytime classes with openings include Monday—reading nesday — English grammar, reading, and typing; Tuesday— mathematics and reading; Wednesday—English gra m m a r, reading in social studies, and typing, and Thursday—mathematics. The typing classes are available to those who have passed their GED. Evening classes, in which the spring enrollment has reached 193 persons, include on Tuesday — mathematics, English grammar, English as a second language, typing, and Great Books discussions. Thursday evening classes are reading comprehension in literature, science and social studies, typing and shorthand, and English as a second language. Enrollment is always open in all classes. Interested persons may call 255-7759 between 9 a.m. and noon daily. Rose Marie Fearn is coordinator of the program. Mr. Shafer, who was born on the West Side and graduated from West High School, has taught there for 43 years. The main course he teaches is "Social Problems." In his course, Mr. Shafer has discussed the good and bad of situations as he sees them. He has said that anyone thinking about joining a group should look it over carefully first, and find out its purposes and principles and decide whether he wants to support them. One example of this, Mr. Shafer has said, is the Crusade for Justice. Some weeks ago a student teacher under Mr. Shafer's supervision made arrangements, unknown to him, for members of the Crusade for Justice to speak to the Social Problems class. ALTHOUGH OUTSIDERS are not usually permitted to enter a teacher's class without invitation from the teacher, the Crusaders were allowed to speak. After class the question about why some students learn better than others was asked of Mr. Shafer again. He gave the same answer he had given earlier. All of this blew up Feb. 27 in the face of Mr. Shafer and members of the administration of both West High and the main school offices down town. In a meeting requested by Edgar Benton of the Denver city school board on the complaint of Corky Gonzales, leader of the Crusade for Justice, Mr. Gonzales accused Mr. Shafer of racism and of saying that Mexican students do not learn as well as non-Mexican students. Mr. Gonzales indicated he has had reports from two students to this effect. THOSE PRESENT at the meeting, set up by request from Mr. Benton to the city school administration to the West High administration, were the following: Mr. Benton and Mr. Gonzales; Howard Johnson, deputy superintendent of Denver Pub- (Cont on Page 3) Grape Boycott Leader Living On West Side Mrs. Alfredo Herrera of 361 Elati St. is the coordinator for Denver and Colorado efforts to boycott the sale of California grapes in support of a strike by California grape pickers. They are trying to win union rights, better working conditions and protective laws for farm workers. West Siders and all other Denver residents are asked to boycott all purchases in Safeway stores in particular because Safeway is the largest buyer of California table grapes for retail sales and for wholesale to other grocers. IT IS FELT that a widespread protest over several states against the purchase and sale of grapes by the largest food store chain in the West would affect all its sales to the point where Safeway would help put pressure on grape growers. Mrs. Herrera said no grocery chains in the Denver area have cooperated with the request not to display or sell fresh table grapes since Feb. 1. Some Associated Grocers stores have cooperated, she said. IN DETROIT, BOSTON and other cities, all major food store chains have refused to handle table grapes for several months. During part of this period Safeway stores in Denver sold California grapes under an Arkan- (Cont. on Page 3) God Lives! The most important event in the Christian faith will be celebrated in West Side churches as everywhere else in the free world in the next two weeks. The betrayal, torture and sacrifice of Jesus Christ and His triumph over death and sin will be remembered and studied. There wiU be special services on Palm Sunday, March 30, on Maundy Thursday, April 3, on Good Friday, April 4 and on Easter Sunday, AprU 6. All West Siders are welcome to join in these services. In addition to the events listed here there will be services ln other West Side churches from which no announcement was received for publication. (See Holy Week Calendar on Page 2.) Supper Saturday for Team The City Parks and Recreation Department has decided NOT to keep its promise to the West Side to fix up Lincoln Park Pool this year. Joe Ciancio, Department director, sent two representatives to a West Side residents' meeting at Auraria Community Center Feb. 20 to tell the 75 persons present that it would take too long to reseal the pool against leaks and that therefore it cannot be repaired and a water heater and filter cannot be installed. A representative of Mr. Cianco said at a public meeting last August the pool would be fixed before this summer. When West Siders at the meeting last month told the city officials that they would rather have the pool closed part or all of next summer in order to have it fixed, the request still was rejected. THERE ARE ONLY two pools in Denver which are not sealed and heated—Lincoln Park and Curtis Park, both in areas where most of the residents are low-income Hispanos or black. Representing the Parks and Recreation Department at the February meeting was Charles D. Lind, director of recreation, and James Adams, recreation supervisor. Carlos Padilla of 1312 Mariposa St., chairman of the resident group trying to get the park pool improved for this year, presided. A list of recommendations for Lincoln Park improvement had been sent to the Department before the meeting. The two representatives were asked to discuss each item on the list. MR. LIND SAID t h a t no change or improvements will be made in Lincoln Park facilities for 1969 because the budget is too limited. However, he said the program will be inu proved and will be carried out in cooperation with RFK Community Center at 500 Kalamath St. Elston Bower, director of the RFK Center, will be in full charge of both the center activities and the park program. Other RFK staff members and Youth Corps Volunteers will be used in the summer programs, Mr. Lind said. In addition, qualified neighborhood youth will be employed on three levels, from $1.62 an hour to about $1.90 an hour. Minimum ages will be 16 years for the first level, 17 for the second, and 18 for the third. Swimming ability will be necessary for levels two and three, with training available this spring at the Y.M.C.A. THE TOTAL PROGRAM as outlined by Mr. Lind falls far short of the residents' requests which they felt were reasonable and needed. Residents continued the discussion after the Department representatives left. Mr. Padilla said he had heard nothing new during the evening and would do all he could to lead further action. All West Siders are asked to help in the continued effort to get necessary improvements in the Lincoln Park program and facilities. Interested persons should get in touch with Mr. Padilla. Improvements Set For Daley Park? Residents in the area around Daley Park, located just south of Hirschfeld Towers on West Ellsworth Ave., have been promised by the City of Denver that the park will be fixed up and will have new equipment this spring. Joe Ciancio, director of Denver Parks and Recreation, said there will be new plantings and new play items for children. He said more work will be done each year until Daley Park again is as beautiful and useful as in years past. The park has been badly damaged by vandals in recent years. Children from the three Head Start programs in the southern part of the West Side and from the kindergarten classes at Fairmont School especially need the use of the park as it is conveniently located for them. Persons living near the park are asked to report any further damage to the police. Mr. Ciancio also said nearby residents could help by keeping the park area cleaned and tidied up. THE PARISH BRUINS from Inner City Parish finished in fifth place this year, just a few months after they were first organized. Coach Randy Berg and the players worked together to make a good showing all season. The team is still playing although not in a league. This Saturday night, March 22, there will be a supper at Inner City Parish for the Bruins and their wives or girl friends. Art Show Sunday Art work by children of the First Mennonite Church will be displayed in a special show Sunday, March 23, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Youth Center at 430 West Ninth Ave. The public is invited.
Object Description
Call Number | Auraria archive |
Title | West Side Recorder Volume 5 No 9 |
Creator(s) | West Side Recorder |
Summary | Newsletter dedicated to community life in the Auraria neighborhood prior to the construction of the Auraria campus |
Date | 1969 March |
Physical Description | 6 p. |
Subject (topic) | Community newspapers--Auraria (Denver, Colo.) |
Subject (geographic) | Auraria (Denver, Colo.) |
Rights | Property rights are held by Auraria Library Archives and Special Collections, Denver, Colorado. |
Language | eng |
Place of Publication | Denver, Colo. |
Digital Origin | reformatted digital |
Format-Medium | Document |
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BMW leads Audi, Mercedes-Benz in June global luxury-sales race
BMW AG's core brand topped rivals Audi and Mercedes-Benz, selling 134,432 cars worldwide in June, a rise of 12.3 percent over 2010 figures, the company said today.
Mercedes sold a record 120,510 units in June, a rise of 6.4 percent, topping Audi, which saw June sales grew 19 percent to 117,650 cars last month.
BMW brand's global deliveries, boosted by sales of the new 5-series sedan and X3 SUV, rose 17.8 percent to 689,861 units in the first six months of the year, ahead of Audi's 17.7 percent rise to 652,950 cars. Mercedes' sales grew 9.7 percent to 610,531 through six months.
"The figures reflect strong global demand," BMW sales and marketing boss Ian Robertson said in a statement, adding however, that due to the model cycle and the year-on-year base effects, he expects the carmaker's growth to slow in the second half of the year.
In total, BMW Group, including the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce brands, sold 165,855 units in June, a rise of 15.9 percent. Between January and June, the brands' sales were 833,366, a rise of 19.7 percent.
China, U.S. sales
Luxury carmakers have achieved huge sales gain in China thanks to the country's growing population of super-rich. But China's car market is expected to cool this year after surging by a third to a record high in 2010.
BMW Group's six-month sales in China jumped 61 percent to 121,614 vehicles. Mercedes and its Smart brand sold 92,174 units in China in the first half, up 52 percent from the same period last year. Meanwhile, Audi continued to be the dominant luxury brand in the world's largest market with sales of 140,699 cars in China in the first half, 28 percent more than in the first half of 2010.
Through six months, Germany is BMW Group's top global sales market with a volume of 149,786 cars, a rise of 10.6 percent. Germany edged BMW Group's second-biggest market, the United States, where the carmaker's sales were up 18 percent to 143,521 units between January and June. Audi's volume in Germany rose 16 percent to 125,091 and its U.S. sales increased 15 percent in the half to 55,909. Mercedes' U.S. sales rose 7 percent to 110,926 in the first half while sales in Germany edged up less than a percent to 123,013 units in the first half.
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There are few things more beautiful than watching this man play.
I think it's important too....and I think Invisible Children by and large does great work, but I also believe it oversimplifies the problem.
Posted by a friend of mine on FB.
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I think we should keep in mind, that we here at DiF should know better than most how misleading and biased a 30 min piece of film can be. Just something to keep in mind.
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Very very good lecture by Mark Andrew about storytelling and boarding out a story.
also, for those of you interested in videogames and want to hear a really smart guy throw out a lot of information about what games are and what they could be and why he makes games the way he does:
Note: The second video is close to two hours long.
I saw WIllWright speak at Comic Con a couple years ago and it was the perfect mix of stimulating and fun. I always believed that true genius lied in conveying complicated ideas in a simple way, and he is a master at it.
KARA. Because even console-rendered graphics can bring tears to my eyes.
*Watch on youtube, in HD. And then weep*
For some reason Matt really reminds me of Teague here.
Have you ever had one of those oddly crystallizing moments where the full realization of a truth just slams you in the face and you can see the complete understanding of it? This giant mass of flesh in front of me, whatever it happens to be, is a living, breathing animal that has a brain. It has thoughts and feelings and emotions. It can feel sad, or happy. It may not look like me; in fact it may look completely an utterly alien to me. But it still feels and thinks.
This video did this to me, and it sent a chill down my spine.
That's not just an elephant doing it's elephant thing, that's my 4 year old cousin running out at recess and jumping head first into the biggest snow drift he can find. It's just such a relatable thing, that I had to remind myself, this is a fucking elephant!, and then my previous statement kicked in.
PS. Plus baby elephants are insanely cute so win there.
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I mentioned this during the Fellowship commentary yesterday, but here is the Kapa O Pango Haka done by New Zealands All Blacks.
Every time I watch a Haka I feel just that much more masculine. Although, that one was a bit more tame than a lot of the ones I've seen.
The really crazy ones are AMAZING.
Chris, this is the standard Ka Mate haka (which, yes, I learned how to do and can perform it if drunk/brave enough) led by All Blacks legend and ACTUAL Orc, Tana Umaga.
And here is where the Tongan national team to do their traditional Sipi Tau VS the Ka Mate. Shit got real.
Some crazy awesome shit
Yeeeeaaaah, that's the stuff right there.
Huuuuuuuuge props to these guys, AMAZING performance.
And for some reason now I want to write a musical where the villian communicates only through dubstep
I'm a huge fan of the Dust Bowl South era of history. Her vocals are absolutely captivating.
Not sure if anyone has posted this (if so, I'm sorry) but this is a UK ad for Volkswagen from last year-
Love this!
Reminds me of the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack - You call this style Dust Bowl South?
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