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Boys basketball: Flower Mound out to solid start, nine seniors easing transition
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For the third consecutive season, Flower Mound's basketball team will have a different face manning the bench.
This year, Jason Fossett will be head coach for the Jaguars, taking over for former Lewisville head coach Henry Thomas, who accepted the position in an interim role just weeks before the season started in 2011-12.
"Right now, we're at the point where we just want to get the kids to buy into the system," Fossett said. "When they believe, then we have a chance to be successful. So far, so good."
The Jaguars have raced out to a 7-2 record, including wins Nov. 20 over Southlake Carroll (69-46) and Tuesday against Justin Northwest (58-38).
While Flower Mound returns just two starters, they have seven players back with varsity experience and 10-of-13 on the roster are seniors.
"We have a good mix," Fossett said. "And we have a lot of size. We aren't the quickest team, but we play smart and our guards have been doing a good job of taking care of the ball so far. I think if we play teams that like to get up and down, we can do that, but we can also slow the game down and grind it out."
Fossett noted that Flower Mound's experience has helped ramp up the transition to the new system.
"We're still working but it has helped, without a doubt," he said.
Flower Mound's experience starts in the backcourt, where senior guard Ryan Reibly and sophomore Jake Fieckert are back.
"Ryan is averaging around nine or 10 points per game so far," Fossett said. "He takes care of the ball and is probably our strongest player physically, though he isn't the biggest. And he has been a great leader.
"Jacob started some for us last year and is another strong player with a great work ethic. He plays good defense but can shoot it, too. He can do a little bit of everything and is also averaging around 10 points per game."
Rounding out the Flower Mound guards are seniors Brandon Langley, Sam Montgomery, Buck Starling, Brody McLemore and Caleb Brake, junior Colby Cox and sophomore Connor Green.
"We're very unselfish," Fossett said. "Langley has actually been leading us in scoring at about 13 per game even though we've had four or five different scorers in each game. He can really shoot it but he is still improving on defense. He's making huge strides. Connor will backup some at point, and Sam has really been shooting the ball well. He made seven threes in a game earlier this year.
"All of those guys can handle the ball, too, and we're going to put our best five players out there, even if that means we have four guards and one post or four guards and a forward."
Down low, Flower Mound will feature seniors Justin Gammill, Anthony Knuf, Gearen Littlefield and Tyler O'Bar.
"Justin is versatile and really moves well," Fossett said. "He's a very skilled player. Anthony can really control the middle and we're getting a lot of rebounding and defense from him. Littlefield is playing well, too. All those guys are kind of interchangeable."
While the Jags have started impressively, Fossett knows there is still plenty of room to grow.
"We still need to be more physical and can't play as soft as we've been," he said. "And we need to do a better job rebounding and defensively."
With the changes on the roster and with coaching at Marcus (who has won district the past four years), the race for the 5-5A crown may well have opened up.
"Hebron is no doubt the favorite this year," Fossett said. "After that, I think it's wide open. Coppell will be up there, and I'm good buddies with coach [Clay] Cody at Marcus and know he has a good team. There just isn't much separation from the top to bottom.
"Our goal is to get better each week and find a way to make the playoffs. We have a resilient group that has been through a lot the past two or three years and finding stability will be a big step in forward."
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I have a friend who doesn't really get the disney magic because of a previous bad experience travelling with a big family group about 10 years ago However she is visiting 'friends' in the area and would like to try it out again, she has teenage girls. She is going to go for 2 days - Should she get park hoppers and visit all 4 parks or not have that option and just visit two? and if so which ones? i can see the benefit of all of them with teens.
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Our favorite parks, (me, wife, DS7, DD6), are: 1-MK, 2-AK, 3-Epcot, 4-HS. Epcot and Hollywood Studios are generally 1/2 day parks for us. You could also probably do AK in a 1/2 if you don't see the shows. I would recommend at least 1 full day at MK. We generally spend 2 days at MK. I would then look at the attractions at the other 3 parks and see which ones you are most interested in. AK has great rides (Kilimanjaro Safaris, Expedition Everest, Dinosaur, Kali River Rapids) and great shows (Nemo and Lion King would probably appeal to teenagers). Hollywood Studios has a couple of good rides for teenagers and adults (Toy Story, Rock n Roller, Tower of Terror) and good princess shows (Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast on stage). There is not much else at HS that interests our family. I would only recommend Epcot if you are interested in the World Showcase. Future World at Epcot can be done in a 1/2 day.
My suggestion is to spend 1 day at Magic Kingdom and 1 day at Animal Kingdom. If Animal Kingdom does not interest your group, then I would spend 1 day at MK and the second day spend 1/2 at HS and 1/2 at Epcot (You will need Park Hopper for this day only). My advice is to spend at least one full day at MK.
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I would advise against trying to do all 4 parks in 2 days...that's just asking for trouble no matter what time of year. My teen's favorite park is DHS due to TT and RnRC. The new Star Tours is awesome, too as it can be done several times and be different each time. And of course, Fantasmic is my favorite show hands down. I love MK and would definitely suggest a full day there, but it all depends on the girts' interests..as teenagers, they may have more fun at EPCOT. Also, with the new Fantasyland opening, we found MK to be an absolute ZOO with wall-to-wall people and LONG wait times (and this was in November!) A CM we talked to said they are expecting really unusually heavy crowds for the next several months. Hopefully they will have a magical time and want to come back another time to follow up with what they missed.
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No way would I recommend four parks in two days.
Depends on what they like, but my parks in order of preference are EPCOT (there's a real surprise) Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom, Disney Hollywood Studios.Thank you for being a member of our Secrets Family!!! We are so very pleased to have you with us!
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If they've had a bad experience before, then they'd best not go to 4 parks in 2 days.
I would go to Epcot and MK.
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I think 2 parks...
Magic Kingdom would be one, because if you dont get the Disney feeling when walking onto Main Street, you wont get it anywhere!
The second one would be a toss up between HS and Epcot... they both have thrill rides, although I prefer the ones in HS better, but the food and ambience and shopping opportunities are by far better at Epcot.
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The third episode of the History Channel's miniseries "The Bible" was supposed to be remembered for the brutality of Babylonian ruler Nebuchadnezzar, the strength of Daniel in the lion's den, and the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Hot, sexy, fit, late twenty-something billionaire who built his empire from scratch before turning 30 despite having a traumatic past immediately becomes obsessed with young twenty-something girl who is pretty and doesn't know it and despite beginning the sexcapades more like a business transaction and swearing he doesn't do the relationship thing, he immediately fall in love, plasters his walls with giant pictures of her and become super possesive, stalkerish, and jealous of anything with a penis.
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Christian... Oops! I mean Gideon... is the kind of guy who ignores a girl then when she gets upset tells her he wasn't that he only sees her, then screws her brains out and goes back to ignoring her. Her is Eva, not Ana, and she's constantly looking for something wrong with this guy she's so drawn to. The nightmare rape and real rape while the guy is having a nightmare only bothers her for a few hours before they do it again. Drama drama drama. There was so much forced drama that lead to sex that it really got old quick. Too much sexy time can chafe. These kinds of relationships are so friggin unhealthy and if it were real life there'd be a restraining order involved.
But it's not real life, it's an erotic novel. And as my friend tells me, I need to quit analyzing this stuff as a real story and just appreciate it for the hot and sexy romp that it is. I try, I really do. But I can't help myself... like... you may notice that every single person, even the bit players in the book, are sexy. The roommate, the cab driver, the boss, the boss's boyfriend, the secretary at the front desk... the office assistant... EVERYONE is HOT.
So if that doesn't bother you, enjoy :)
I loved this book - yes their relationship was like a rollercoaster ride of emotions due to their obsessive and dysfunction love for each other. Then the break-up period was just heartbreaking and I felt really sorry for each of them even tho I knew why Gideon was doing it sadly Eva didn't. I won't give the ending away, but I thought the last 1hr was soooo touching.
I think it was a sexually charged, romantic, dark and compelling listen which had great characters who were all involved in a tense but joyous love story that's totally addictive - for me anyway.
My patience is going to be severely tested as I will have to wait until next May for the third installment Entwined With You.
Worth a credit? Yes absolutely and after I finished it I could have listened to it again.
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WOW, REALLY??? I would have been done and out already! Too much drama for me! The crap that Gideon does is unforgiveable! She has no balls!!!
"Reflected in You"
Still love the story but disappointed with the second book in the series - not as good as book one. Hope the final book will meet my expectations.
Busy mom who loves to read but doesn't always have the time. I enjoy YA, Romance and the occasional Best Seller.
"Don't shoot the messenger!"
I loved Bared to You, so perhaps my hopes were a little too high for Reflected. This book ran both HOT and COLD for me. At times it was amazing (the sex) but mostly it was just so-so. Gideon and Eva are all over the place. There were times in this book that I really wanted them to work out there differences and just be happy together. Other times I hated one or the other so much I almost gave up listening. There were too many places in the story that just made me roll my eyes and say "really?".
Like the first book there are still too many unanswered questions (Gideon's past for example) and there needs to be a little more character development. Overall I still enjoyed the book and plan to read the next one.
I love books! Audiobooks take stories to the next level. I'm obsessed with Audible and will try to rate all of my books. Happy Listening! ;)
"Mental Illness: A Love Story"
Seventy five percent of this book annoyed the hell out of me. It was a lot of filler material to stretch the story to three books when two books would have been enough. All the passion and love I felt between Eva and Gideon in the first book turned into obsession and darker than I would have liked. These are two people with what sounds like borderline personality disorder in a very disfunctional relationship were both used sex instead of talking. Sex to show love, sex to punish...
The last two hours of the audiobook is when things pick up in a very unexpected way. I never expected what happened and although some questions are answered I was left with a million more questions. I found it funny how insane several characters are. Eva, Gideon, Cari, Eva's mother and Gideon's brother all need to be medicated. So basically if you start getting annoyed by their constant fighting, jealousy and immature tantrums, please keep listening because the end is well worth it.
Narration: Jill Redfield did a very good job again. I give her five stars but four to the producers because there was some background noise and she sounded too low sometimes. She's so good as a narrator that she made Eva extra annoying with how needy and immature she sounded and Gideon so so so criptic.
The last book of the series should come out in December and I can't wait to see how Eva and Gideon can make their relationship work on the long run with less drama, if Cari will be able to be monogamous and what's up with Gideon's strange brother...
Talk about a roller coaster of love and angst! I was so engulfed in this story I listened to it start to finish in one day!! The narrator does such a fabulous job! I was living the story vicariously. Can't believe we have to wait until December for the next (or last) book. :(
"Not as good as the first one."
3.5 stars. I really enjoyed the first book in the series, but this one just had way too much agnst for me.


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Septic arthritis is a serious infection of the joints caused by bacteria. This infection causes the joint to be filled with pus cells. These pus cells release substances directed against the bacteria. However, this action can damage the joint structures, bone, and surrounding cartilage.
This condition should be treated as a medical emergency. If left untreated, it causes loss of function in the affected joint. It can lead to septic shock, a potentially fatal condition. With early treatment, recovery is usually good.
Septic arthritis develops when bacteria spreads from the source of infection through the bloodstream to a joint. It can result from:
Septic arthritis can also be caused from injury or trauma. It can result from:
Septic arthritis can strike at any age. But, it occurs most often in children aged three and younger. In infants, the hip is a frequent site of infection. In toddlers, it is the shoulders, knees, and hips. In children, the most common bacterial causes are:
Septic arthritis rarely occurs from early childhood through adolescence. After that, its occurs more often. In adults, it most commonly affects weight-bearing joints, such as the knees. In adults, the most common causes are:
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The following factors increase your chance of developing septic arthritis. If you have any of these risk factors, tell your doctor:
If you experience any of these symptoms do not assume it is because of septic arthritis. These symptoms may be caused by other, less serious conditions.
Your doctor will ask about you or your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Your doctor may refer you to a specialist.
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Antibiotic therapy is started as soon as a diagnosis is made. In the beginning, antibiotics are given by IV. This is to ensure that the infected joint receives medicine to kill the bacteria. The specific medicines used depend on the type of bacteria that is causing the infection. The remaining course of antibiotics may be given orally.
Fluid may be removed from the joint to reduce the likelihood of joint damage. This may be done either by placing a needle in the joint or through surgery.
Rest, preventing the joint from moving, and warm compresses may be used to manage pain. Physical therapy or exercises may also speed recovery.
If you are diagnosed with septic arthritis, follow your doctor's instructions .
To help reduce your chance of getting septic arthritis, get prompt treatment of infections that could lead to septic arthritis.
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This sleek, chick, compact art table is big on style and storage, but won't take over the playroom! Made of replenishable rubberwood, the desk is smartly organized, with supply drawer, five built-in paint cups, and art paper dispenser. In addition to arts and crafts, kids will use it for projects, puzzles, homework, and more. Coordinating wood chair and starter paper roll included. For ages 3 and up. Made by Guidecraft® just for us. Designed by OneStepAhead! See Product Details
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By Tburr
from Oak Creek, WI
About Me First Time Parent
Comments about One Step Ahead Kids' Little Art Table and Chair:
This table needs improvements for the table height. The height of the table is too short for the height of the chair. My daughter has to bend, way over to complete her projects or to eat since she sits up too high over the table. Also, they need to instruct assemblers to not overtighten the bolts. I must have over-tightened a bolt on the chair because it stripped immediately (I am not that strong) and now the chair leg is flimzy.
Poor quality.
By Disappointed
from Toms River, NJ
About Me Grandparent
Our grandson had this desk on his Christmas list having seen it in a catalogue. Unfortunately, we did not assemble the desk until two days before Christmas, or I would have returned it. Was disappointed with the quality. The chair seat had a crack across it. The drawer would fall out when pulled open because the glide part which was supposed to hold it in place was attached at the factory in the wrong place. The part was glued and then screwed to the underside of the desk and we had to carefully work at releasing it without cracking the wood. We then had to glue it in the proper place so the drawer would not fall. It was not worth the money, however, our grandson was happy to receive it since it was what he wanted. It is definitely not something you can pass down from child to child because it will not last.
Nice design wish it was better quality
By Kjaxx
from Washington
After looking at lots of art tables, I purchased this table about a year ago for my then 18 month old. The design is nice, but the drawer broke in 2 places within 6 months of using it. We continue to use it because we already have it but I'd purchase a different one if I could do it over.
Great product!
By Giducky14
from Arizona
My husband and I got this desk for our son for his 3rd birthday, and he LOVES it. He even asks to eat his lunch there. He loves the cups, and hiding his crayons in the drawer. Great product, only problem we has was that the front of the drawer popped off right away, and we had to glue it back on. Otherwise, it's fantastic. Love the paper roll.
Very nice table!
By Jen
from New Jersey
My 2yr old son received this from Grandma for a Christmas present. It is wonderful! Very sturdy and the perfect size for my little guy. My only complaint is that the wooden clamps on the side for the paper, the screws stripped as I was putting it together. Other than that, it was a piece of cake to assemble, and the cups are nice and snug in the holes, so little hands won't be pulling them out all the time.
By mops mom
from williamsburg, va
this table is very attractive and meshes well with adult furniture. it is fun for my toddler and the center of all her play. cannot recommend it highly enough. i looked far and wide for something like this, found it nowhere, and one step ahead came thru yet again with innovative ideas and good design. thank you!
Great table
By Saradoo
from New York
I would give this table five starts but the legs need to be longer. My son loves the table and uses it all the time. The table is not tall enough and my son will outgrow it before he will no longer want to use the table.I wish you could get longer legs. We have already decided that we are going to find a way to make the table work for as long as we possible can. The really is the best art table.
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- University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program
This fellowship program will provide up to ten full-time, paid summer research opportunities at the University of Michigan for talented undergraduate students interested in cardiovascular research. The application deadline is January 31. - Molecular and Integrative Physiology Summer Research Fellowship
This fellowship program will provide full-time, paid summer research opportunities at the University of Michigan for talented undergraduate students interested in Molecular and Integrative Physiology and a future in biomedical research. The application deadline is February 1st. - Perrigo/LSI Summer Fellows Program
Ten-week paid fellowship in the research labs of the Life Sciences Institute. Open to undergraduates from all colleges and universities in the state. - Interdisciplinary REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) in the Structure and Function of Proteins
Residential 10-week summer research program in the areas biochemistry, biophysics, computational chemistry, chemistry, enzymology, marine biology, medicinal chemistry, molecular biology, pharmaceutical sciences and plant biology. Participants will receive a $5000 stipend, free housing, a $700 meal allowance and a $300 travel allowance. Students will also participate in weekly enrichment seminars on topics such as graduate school admission preparation, scientific communication and ethics.
This program is not open to U of M - Ann Arbor students. Applicants must be U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents. Application deadline: March 1st
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Spring & Summer field studies programs for undergraduates and graduates, studying and researching nature and ecology at the U-M Biological Station, on Douglas Lake in Northern Michigan. Financial aid available. Also Mini-Courses offered late May and mid August for adults and children. - Camp Davis Program
Field courses in some of the most scenic and interesting geology in the entire Rocky Mountain region. - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
ED-QUE2ST REU (Enhancing Diversity, Quality, and Understanding the Ecological and Evolutionary Sciences for Tomorrow)
A new REU program for underrepresented 1st and 2nd year undergraduates, offered by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Students choose from a variety of research areas, and connect with their research advisor during the winter semester to begin planning their project. Summer research will place on campus or at field sites around the world.
Application deadline is January 31. - 47th Graduate Summer Session in Epidemiology
Hosted by the School of Public Health. Curriculum options include one-week and three-week courses, July 8-27, 2012. - Health Management and Policy Summer Enrichment Program (SEP)
This program is for rising undergraduate sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have an interest in eliminating health disparities. The program offers class work and internships in hospitals, HMOs, and other health services and public health agencies in Detroit, Ann Arbor and Flint, enabling participating students to work in organizations that confront health disparities every day. It is an eight week internship and we provide housing on U of M's campus, transportation, and a generous stipend and food allowance. The application deadline is February 12. - Pre-MSTP Summer Research Program
The University of Michigan Pre-MSTP summer research program provides an opportunity for highly motivated and talented undergraduates to participate in a 10-week research-focused program. The program is designed for undergrads who are potentially interested in obtaining an MD/PhD degree leading to a career in academic medicine focused on basic research relevant to human diseases. This program may help students decide if this is the right career for them, and could enhance their competitiveness when applying to MD/PhD programs. Applicants must be US citizens or permanent residents and must meet the eligibility criteria indicated on the website. The application deadline is February 1st. - Institute for Social Research (ISR) Summer Programs:
- Summer Institute in Survey Research Techniques
- Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research ICPSR
—Summer program in quantitative methods of social research. - Research Center for Group Dynamics RCGD
—Summer workshops in experimental methodology.
- U-M Physics Outreach
- English Language Institute
offers three full-time intensive English study (summer) programs for international students who are advanced level non-native speakers of English and who have been admitted to an academic program at a United States college or university. - The New England Literature Program (NELP) is an experiential learning study away program. NELP takes place on a lake in the woods of New England during the Spring Semester. Instruction at NELP ranges from formal academic work in literature and writing to informal, flexible studies in exploration, the arts, and nature studies. Much of the learning that takes place at NELP is informed and enhanced by the New England environment in which the program occurs. U-M students receive eight credits of upper-level English courses and days are packed with reading, discussions, cooking, and hiking -- but NELP is about more than taking classes: it is about education in a more general sense -- what it really means to learn something.
- Summer Language Institute
Not-for-credit option available. Registration deadline: March 31.
- School of Information Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) summer program
The School of Information REU program will provide a diverse group of promising students with a ten week research experience to foster their intellectual growth as scientists, and to provide an important building block for a rewarding long-term career in the fields of social sciences and information technology. - School of Music Workshops
- Rackham's Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP)
Gives undergraduate students first-hand exposure to the graduate school experience and faculty life by placing them with faculty whose work is closely related to their academic interests and career goals. - TechStart Program
The TechStart program provides internships to graduate students in Business, Engineering, Medicine, Law, and Information Technologies.
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- Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning - ArcStart
Three or six weeks in duration, the program is designed for students who have completed the 9th, 10th, or 11th grade. Fee. - School of Art & Design Summer Programs: (Applications will be available February 1.)
- In the Middle (NEW), a week-long exploration in art and design methods and materials, academic skill building, and college preparation for current 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Fee.
- BFA Prep (NEW), an intensive two week residential program for high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors that offers the opportunity to experience the studio intensity of a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree curriculum and to find out whether a studio rich college experience is right for them. Residential program, fee.
- Portfolio Prep is an intensive week long residential program for current high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors that focuses on producing a first-rate admissions portfolio. Fee.
- School of Music, Theatre & Dance - MPulse Ann Arbor
At MPulse Ann Arbor, approximately 200 high school musicians/performing artists from around the world gain exposure to the rigorous training provided by U-M faculty. Two-week sessions are offered in double reeds, flute, saxophone, vocal arts (choir), dance, performing arts technology, and theatre. The Musical Theatre Workshop is a three-week session. Residential program, fee. Application deadlines. - University of Michigan Detroit Center - Youth Theatre Fellows
From July 7-12, the University of Michigan Detroit Center offers a unique opportunity for youth in grades 8-12 to immerse themselves into theatre arts. This one-week residential program offers many features (see website for details) including a Youth Theatre Fellows certificate upon successful completion of the program.
Residential program, fee. Application deadline - June 14.
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Residential and nonresidential, fee. - KidSport
A non-competitive physical education program designed for children ages 4–15, including KidSport Morning, KidSport Afternoon, Camp Explorations and Outdoor Adventures. (Due to safety concerns and instructional content, not all programs are available for all ages.) Nonresidential, fee.
- U-M School of Business - Business LEAD
LEAD selects promising 11th grade African American, Hispanic American, and Native American high school students to participate in comprehensive summer institutes at graduate business schools, then supports them through college and beyond by opening doors to internships and permanent jobs with LEAD corporate partners. Fee. Application deadlines.
- Telluride Association Summer Programs for High-School Students
Application is necessary for both of these highly competitive programs.- TASP is a six-week educational experience (June - August) for high school juniors that offers challenges and rewards rarely encountered in secondary school or even college, and designed to bring together young people from around the world who share a passion for learning. Application deadline is January 20. No fee.
- TASS: High school sophomores participate in challenging six-week college-level courses (June - August) in African American studies and other fields at the University of Michigan and Indiana University. Application deadline is January 6. No fee.
- U-M Debate Camps
High school students grades 9-12 are eligible for the camps. Registration deadlines are different for the different camps and run from March through June. The camps themselves run for the different June - August. Fee. - Center for the Development of Language and Literacy (UCLL) summer programs
- Preschool and Communication Therapy (PACT) is an innovative program that addresses the communication needs of children between the ages of 3 and 4 who are struggling to learn language. The focus of this intensive program is structured language intervention in group and individual settings. For fees and registration information, please contact UCLL: 734.764.8440, firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Medical School's Summer Science Academy Program
Brings together 50 high-school students (10th and 11th graders) from throughout Michigan to experience campus and medical school life, in June. They spend two weeks in a dormitory, attend classes, and participate in evening events highlighting cultural diversity, self-development, and the arts. Fee - financial aid available. Application deadline is February 1. - Michigan Math & Science Scholars (MMSS), June & July 2013
Offers current high school students the opportunity to explore math and science at the cutting edge of research. Topic areas include Physics, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, and Statistics. Hands-on learning emphasized, with laboratory research, field work and computer laboratories. Fee - financial aid available. Apply early for a better chance at your top choice. - Summer Engineering Academy (SEA)
An outreach program of Center for Engineering Diversity and Outreach (CEDO) comprising a series of enrichment experiences (June-August) for 7th-11th graders to give exposure to the exciting world of engineering. Programs vary in duration from 2-3 weeks. For more information, contact Lucie Howell firstname.lastname@example.com. - Summer Engineering Exploration (SEE) Camp
June 23 - June 29, 2013 — The SEE Program is a week-long residential camp sponsored by the Society of Women Engineers and the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan. Through interactive presentations, departmental tours, design challenges, engineering workplace tours and more, students are exposed to the various applications of engineering. All students currently enrolled in their freshman, sophomore, or junior year of high school are eligible to apply. For more information and to access the program application, please visit the SEE Camp webpage. - Wolverine Health Explorers (WHE) is a non-residential summer camp for high school students interested in gaining exposure to a number of health professions while also deepening their understanding of their own personal interests, values and skills. WHE is sponsored by the University of Michigan Career Center.
- Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Pre-college Programs:
- Girls in Science and Engineering (GISE)
June 24 - 28, 2013 non-residential. Girls in Science and Engineering (GISE) camp for students finishing 7th and 8th grades. (We do consider applications from mature 6th graders if they are in by the deadline and if there is room in the camp. These students do not usually get their top focus group choices.) Fee. Application deadline April 12. - RobotC for Girls
June 17 - 21, 2013 non-residential
For students finishing 8th-12th grades. This programming camps uses Lego Mindstorms and RobotC programming language. Application deadline April 12. - Genes in Diseases and Syndromes (GIDAS)
Dates to be determined non-residential
For students finishing 8th-12th grades. Held by Michigan's non-profit miRcore (mircore.org); Sponsored by WISE The GIDAS program involves computational biology, including applied mathematics and computer science, to analyze biological data, particularly data gathered from gene sequencing. The camp will focus on understanding the role of genomics in diseases and symptoms, how medical treatments can be developed to affect gene expression, and how to use computational biology to help identify genes that may be linked to certain diseases or symptoms such as Alzheimer's Disease.
- Girls in Science and Engineering (GISE)
- Xplore Engineering Summer Camp
Explore the world of engineering with your child or grandchild during a day of fun-filled experiments and tours at the college of engineering. Through a series of workshops, children and their parents / grandparents will explore the field of engineering and concepts of science. This event is geared for children entering 5th-8th grade, and is offered as a chance for CoE alumni to introduce their children to engineering concepts and the Michigan Engineering campus.


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The idea underlying "Playing for Keeps," the new romantic comedy starring Gerard Butler, is basic: A well-toned guy who is good with kids is the ultimate aphrodisiac for sex-starved soccer moms. Three very good actresses are squandered to prove the point.
And yet, like the former soccer star played by Butler — all hard abs, easy smiles and golden curls, his Scottish brogue set free — the film has some of the right moves.
There is cool footage of game-winning kicks, a kid anyone would adore, and Butler's playboy/athlete who seems serious about unearthing his decent side.
Directed by Gabriele Muccino ("The Pursuit of Happyness") and written by Robbie Fox, there is a story here, but more than anything else "Playing for Keeps" is out to score a feel-good moment in every single scene — no exaggeration.
George Dryer (Butler) is a still-hunky guy with a rakish charm, now a few years past his pro-playing prime. He's turned up in small-town Virginia out of a job and intent on getting to know his young son Lewis (Noah Lomax) and possibly winning back his ex, Stacie (Jessica Biel).
In a very predictable setup to this very predictable film, Stacie is about to marry a much steadier — read boring — guy in Matt (James Tupper). Tupper has been stripped of every ounce of his "Men in Trees" macho and poses no threat. Thank goodness kids are in the picture; puppies and kittens probably should have been considered.
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The local sportscasting gig George hopes to land isn't panning out and Lewis' soccer team is in desperate need of a good coach, so — spoiler alert (just kidding) — George is drafted to coach the kid's team. Butler and Lomax turn out to be a convincing father and son. George's attempts to turn into a more responsible grown-up — one his son will respect — exposes a more vulnerable side to Butler than we typically see. Lomax holds his own on the emotional front, big sad eyes registering years of disappointment when dad lets him down once again.
But any topical relevance tied to absentee father issues is short-lived. All those panting soccer moms keep turning up to complicate things. Technically this is where the comedy is supposed to come from, but the caricatures are so clumsy that it's more of a nails-on-blackboard experience.
The longest nails belong to Catherine Zeta-Jones' Denise. She is an impeccably turned-out flirty former sports broadcaster, whose promise to hook George up with ESPN comes with strings attached. Judy Greer sans any of the nuance of her betrayed wife in "The Descendants" plays a weepy-clingy single mom. The hardest to take is Uma Thurman's Patti, a society wife whose desire to seduce George is merely to get even with her philandering husband, Carl (a crazed Dennis Quaid). Meanwhile Carl is a boorish big-money guy nursing a man-crush on George and hoping cash and the loan of his red Ferrari will help the bromance along.
To be fair, Butler's George has some chemistry with most of the moms, just not the mom that matters. That particular twist is not one the film intends, I am sure. Biel easily pulls off the sporty, mom-next-door look for Stacie, but she never crosses over into still-madly-in-love-with-the-guy territory, which is where the film is headed from the outset.
Despite a string of emotional moments that Butler lays at her feet, including teary eyes, the actress never warms up in any believable way. It's a particular disappointment since Stacie is the only female character who doesn't descend completely into stereotype.
Of late, Butler has been on a fairly steady diet of roles playing the good guy with flaws in marginal movies — the latest, "Chasing Mavericks," is still in theaters. Although his battle-ready leaders of "300" and "Coriolanus" remain among his best work, the softer side he gets to in George suggests Butler has real romantic leading-man potential — in ways that the supposed to be hot, but not, "Bounty Hunter" opposite Jennifer Anniston never was.
At some point you hope the actor will find a movie that will give him the right material to make hearts truly beat faster. Until then, it appears we'll have to settle for films with more flaws than his characters.
MPAA rating: PG-13 for some sexual situations, language and a brief intense image
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Enjoy a full day at leisure. Your Tour Director will have suggestions, including activities near world-famous Waikiki Beach or a full-day optional outing to the Polynesian Cultural Center on the island's north shore, where you'll enjoy a dinner buffet and the colorful Hā: Breath of Life stage show.
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One last day to enjoy Waikiki, the world's most famous beach. Your Tour Director has ideas to make your day memorable.
Morning transfer to Honolulu Airport for the flight to the "Garden Isle" of Kauai. Then, drive along the scenic southern shore via Poipu Beach to Waimea, once the Polynesian capital of Kauai and the site where Captain Cook landed on the islands in 1778. Sightseeing highlights include WAIMEA CANYON, known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," the lush and fertile Hanapepe Valley, and a photo stop at SPOUTING HORN, a dramatic blowhole on the ocean's edge. Later, arrive at your oceanside hotel in Kapa'a. Tonight, attend a LUAU feast, considered one of Hawaii's best. After dinner, sit back and watch a captivating international revue of dancers and musicians. (Dinner)Note: Due to air schedules on inter-island flights between Honolulu and Kauai, the luau may take place on an alternate day.
Kauai has a lot to offer, and your Tour Director will suggest several optional outings for the duration of your stay, including a trip to Hanalei Bay, the filming location of many Hollywood movies, such as South Pacific and The Thornbirds. Other activities include helicopter flightseeing and snorkeling on the Na Pali coastline.
A morning departure to the "Big Island" of Hawaii with its spectacular scenery, including misty plateaus, craggy cliffs, tropical rainforests, bamboo groves, and lava deserts.
On today's journey, admire HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK, a natural wonderland and site of the vast Kilauea Crater, the world's most active volcano and home to Pele, the Hawaiian fire goddess. Then, head to the sunny Kona coast.
Today you may choose to take in the breathtaking views of the Pacific while you relax on the decks of your resort's oceanfront split-level swimming pool or at the private beach and saltwater swimming lagoon. For an unforgettable adventure, join the afternoon optional to the summit of Mauna Kea Crater (13,796 ft.) to view the sunset, then visit the Ellison Onizuka Visitor Center (9,200 ft.) to stargaze in the evening.
This morning, fly to Maui, the "Valley Island." On arrival, sightseeing begins with a visit to the 'IAO VALLEY, the "Yosemite of the Pacific," to view the 'lao Needle. Then, through lush farm country and along the shoreline via Maalaea Boat Harbor to Lahaina, once a whaling center and capital of the Hawaiian monarchy. Free time to explore this colorful town.
A full day at leisure to enjoy Maui's splendid beaches or to relax by the pool at the hotel. There is a variety of optional outings, including the Road to Hana, one of the world's most spectacular scenic drives with 54 bridges and many waterfalls. You may want to take in the Maui Ocean Center, a state-of-the-art aquarium and marine park that showcases indigenous marine life. From January to mid-April, whale watching is offered.
This morning is dedicated to HALEAKALA NATIONAL PARK, the volcano known to islanders as the "House of the Sun," and its vast Haleakala Crater. The parkland is located in a setting of stunning natural beauty, ranging from a landscape of cinder cones to dense rainforest. Return to Kihei in the early afternoon with the balance of the day at leisure.
The trip ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers to Kahului International Airport on Maui are included. You can extend your vacation with extra nights and explore the Valley Island further with a variety of exciting optional activities.
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Black History Month was celebrated at the Auburn Museum in February, featuring several of the city's most prestigious African Americans. Mrs. Eloise Hadden, founder of the museum, noted the importance of African Americans to Auburn and their rich historical backgrounds, which helped mold the city to what it is today.
We are proud to honor those individuals who were born, grew up and made their homes in Auburn, said Hadden.
Black History Month is an annual observance in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom for remembrance of important people and events in the history of the African Americans. Black History Month was created in 1926 in the United States, when historian Carter G. Woodson and the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History announced the second week of February to be "Negro History Week." This week was chosen because it marked the birthday of both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month.
Hadden said she likes to make sure the museum has something representing special times of the year. This is definitely one of those special times, she believes. There are a lot of interesting people in Auburn and Hadden said she is pleased to be able to highlight their lives.
Some of those honored include Margaret Munday, Rose Morrow, Jesse Tisdale, Charlie Offutt, Flora Malone and J.W. Viers. All of these individuals have had an impact of the city of Auburn and Logan County as a whole.
Munday was the first African American to attend Western Kentucky University Teachers College. She was recently inducted into the Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame at Western. She taught music for 34 years in the Logan County School System and her name appears on a scholarship fund for students.
Morrow was very well known for her cooking, especially her cakes. She was the Grand Marshal for the Auburn parade and was very active in United Women.
Tisdale was a great musician and he and Offutt were among the first African Americans to attend Auburn High School. Most black people in Auburn attended the Auburn and Adairville Training Schools, along with Knob City School in Russellville before the ending of segregation.
Malone has raised several very successful children, all of whom are college graduates and some who were not allowed to go to school with whites until the 1960s. Malone said she fought for her children to go to Auburn because she wanted them to get the best education they could. She said it was hard, but was well worth it.
One of Malone's children, Shirley, is doctor, a psychologist, scholar, professor, administrator, and consultant, and is the Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Psychology & Human Development at Wheelock College in Boston, Mass. Malone has one son Rickie, who owns his own business; Stephanie who is the Assistant General Council Attorney for the Jefferson County Public School system; Sylvia who is a Registered Nurse having worked at Vanderbilt for 30 years and Celida who works for the State Department in Washington D.C. Malone also has a granddaughter, Ashley Malone, who is a graduate of Yale University and is now attending Vanderbilt Law School.
Viers was one of the first blacks to serve on the Auburn City Council.
"There were trailblazers," said Munday, of those highlighted at the Auburn Museum.


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