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The New Bern-Craven County Public Library will join libraries across the country in celebrating National Library Week, which is Sunday through April 20.
The New Bern-Craven County Public Library will join libraries across the country in celebrating National Library Week, which is Sunday through April 20.
The theme this year is �Communities Matter at Your Library.�
The activities kick off in New Bern at 3 p.m. Sunday, celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poetry Caf�, hosted by poet Sandra Ervin Adams. The event is open to all local poets and poetry enthusiasts to share original or published poetry. Light refreshments will be served. Teens are also invited to participate in a teen Poetry Caf� on Monday at 6 p.m.
Carl Long, a former Negro League player, returns to the library on Tuesday at 2 p.m. for a meet and greet session. Long said he looks forward to connecting with old friends and meeting new fans. He will have souvenirs from the Negro League Museum, including jerseys and ball caps, available to purchase.
Children�s Movie Day is April 17, a monthly event for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. April�s featured film is Disney�s �Brave,� shown at 4 p.m. in the mini-theater in the Youth Services Department. Light refreshments will be served.
The library�s new lending art collection is on display in the adult reading room for the month of April. The 21 prints include reproductions by famous artists including Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso and Auguste Renoir�s �Girl with a Watering Can.�
The prints were donated by the Craven Arts Council. They have been framed and will be available for the public on April 28. Borrowers will be able to check out one art print at a time for up to two months.
During National Library Week and throughout the month of April, libraries of all types hold special events to highlight the unique role libraries play in American society and encourage the public to use their resources. Those resources include computers, books, homework help, online databases, accurate financial information, exhibits, lectures, story-times, genealogy resources and more.
This year the national honorary chair is Caroline Kennedy, a longtime advocate for reading, literacy and libraries.
Contact the library at 638-7800 for more information or on the web: newbern.cpclib.org


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Haley Smilow was a busy reporter last year. So much so, that we couldn't keep up with her. In her latest interview from last summer, Haley talked to Joel Hanrahan (of the Pirates back then) about his favorite Ball Parks to Play in, who he doesn't like to face, what he does for pre and post game rituals, what he likes to cook, what he does on the road. Haley pulls no punches in asking the Relief Pitcher about his life in this candid interview. Amongst other topics discussed were: What Hanrahan does for charity work, what his favorite animal is…etc Read the rest of this entry

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In no particular order; my favorite bits in blue:
Earl Watson
** Prognosis: Torn meniscus. Everything is healing. I'm ahead of schedule in rehab. I'm a overachiever in everything that I do.
** on Derrick Favors: His time is now. It's no more future with him. His time is right now, and he's accepted it. What I love about Derrick Favors more than any skill or anything that he has…is that when we lost that game last night, he was cursing all the way off the court. He was hot. I love that drive, and that drive is what I can feed off that throughout the game.
** on Enes Kanter and Alec Burks: [Enes] has to really have a great summer and I think he'll put in the work. He loves to work. Luckily he'll be in L.A. a lot so I'll see him a lot, stay on him. He'll probably hate me at the end of the summer. Alec, he's gonna be in Kansas City with me a lot too, so I have him around a lot. Alec, defensively is where he needs to grow the most, and he can be an amazing defender.
** I don't want to be a [general manager]. I want to be a coach…I'm not G.M. material. I like to get out on the court, grab players by their jerseys and shake 'em up.
** on Raja/Corbin situation: I have enough on my plate with knee surgery and I'm trying to get healthy. I'm more concerned about how do I get my daughter to Disneyland 'cause she keeps bugging me. She keeps [saying], "Is basketball season over, dada? You told me you gon take me to Disneyland." So I have a bigger personality to deal with right now…I have to deal with my daughter and slowly progress to going to Disneyland. So that's my whole focus right now.
Derrick Favors
** On being patient throughout the year: I didn't want to rush anything. I knew I was in a great opportunity to learn from Al and Paul, so I didn't want to mess anything up. So I was just gonna be patient and just wait my turn and just learn as much as I can from those two.
** [How are you different than when the year started?] I got a lot more confidence in myself. Think I'm more of a better player, better person. Just a different person overall. I finally feel like I'm in [the] NBA, compared to last year when I was going through all them trade rumors and crazy stuff. I finally feel like I'm in the NBA now…I feel like this is my first year in the league.
** [Do you remember how pissed you were walking off the floor last night?] I remember walking off the floor but I don't remember what I was saying. I was just saying a whole lot of stuff. I told my mom, looking at our games, sometime they'll put the camera on me, she can read my lips what I be saying. And my grandma used to do the same thing and tell me, "Derrick, you need to watch what you say on TV."
** They want me to play [in the Summer League]. [What do you want to do?] They want me to play, I play. I can't tell them no. They the boss, so I do what they tell me to do.
** [Who's been the biggest mentor to you on the team? Was it coach, was it a player?] Mostly the players, like Al and Paul. They help me out a lot during practice. During games, they give me advice about certain situations. In practice, just help me out with my game.
** [Is it important to you to start?] Right now, I just want to be out there. I really not looking at starting or whatever. I just wanna be out there playing.
** On vacation plans: Nah, I'm too young for vacation.
Jamaal Tinsley
** I would love to come back.
** Jazz gave me a opportunity. I took advantage of it. I just wanted to come in and try to be a leader and help guys do things the right way on the court, off the court, and just letting them know certain things in life you can't control. You always can control about being a better family man, or person, or basketball player.
DeMarre Carroll
** The way they talking, they're probably gonna [pick up my option]. So hopefully next year be a big year for me, hopefully I can be in Utah for a long time.
** Until it's set in stone, til it's on paper, I gotta continue to be a #trueprofessional and still continue to play for 29 teams.
Obviously there was no hashtag when he was talking; that's just the way it looked in my head.
** I look at guys like Bruce Bowen, Sefalosha for OKC, and Tony Allen and those guys. I really try to pattern my game after them, but I really want to be able to knock down my shots better than them.
** I'll play summer league for the Jazz.
** [Where do you shop for clothes?] I shop plenty of places. Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Gucci, Louis [Vuitton]. But I try not to do everything everybody else do. I try to spice it up a little…I love my clothes.
Um….hate to break it to ya, but shopping in these four places is exactly doing "everything everybody else [in the NBA] do."
** Sometimes I still pinch myself just to see if it's true. I worked so hard this summer, and I spent so much time in the gym. They say hard work pays off, and that's what I always tell the younger kids in my camp. Playing hard is a talent. If you play hard, it's a talent. Sometime you might not be the gifted person, but if you play hard, it is a talent.
Josh Howard
** I'm [an] NBA player, if I can get on any team it'd be great. But of course Utah would be my first pick. It's the last team I played for.
** On the season: Enjoyed myself, 'specially being in Utah. A lot of NBA players think of Utah and don't wanna come (#UDQM), but I jumped into this as a challenge and enjoyed every minute of it. Utah's a great place to play.
Jeremy Evans
** [Do you expect to be back next year?] Yes I do. Hopefully it stays that way and hopefully you see me next year. [Will you look elsewhere?] I'll talk to my agent, we'll see. See how it goes from there.
** [Did you get Gordon to eat anywhere other than Subway?] No. He went out sometimes without me eating at Subway. He stayed with the Subway…I wouldn't say I ditched him, 'cause he might've ditched me just to go to Subway 'cause we wanted to eat somewhere else.
** [Offseason plans?] Probably just go see what my agent has for me. Think he has a couple of workout spots. And then do a couple of Junior Jazz appearances, and hopefully play summer league. [Will you do summer league with the Jazz?] That's a good question. Depends what they want me to do…hope so.
** Gist of exit interview: They said just keep playing hard, keep working and hopefully everything works out and you're here next year.
** Wedding date: Aug. 25.
** Highlight of the season: Probably the offensive foul what's-his-name took, when I dunked it…Gerald Wallace.
Jeremy wasn't trash talking; he just couldn't remember Wallace's name at the moment.
JStew permalinkMay 9, 2012 2:17 pm
As always Moni, great work. Besides how many wins the team had this year, the biggest surprise for me by the end of the year was Favors attitude. I always thought he would be great but I was not sure about his drive and tenacity. He is a quite dude who is very polite which belies the sheer determination and competitiveness I saw from him in the San Antonio series. The amount of talent he posses and his patience with his playing position speaks volumes to me. He is starting to remind me of Paul Millsap in his determination just with more natural ability. He is going to be a juggernaut if my perception of him proves accurate.
SurlyMae permalinkMay 9, 2012 8:41 pm
This post made me so happy. I love your work Moni!!
hungergamesquiz permalinkMay 9, 2012 10:12 pm
That #UDQM is possibly the best of all time. Please do more Moni!
modernagejazz permalinkMay 9, 2012 11:30 pm
Carrol just said what I always hoped CJ would. Working his game with Bruce Bowen as a role model will certainly prove very helpful for the Jazz.


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This cake and treats were made as centrepieces for a money, money, money themed table styled by the fabulous Events By Nat.
Natalie always has wonderfully creative ideas and this table was made for her sister's birthday. Her sis is a financial planner and this was such an appropriate theme for her.
Nat gave me the brief and told me just to make up some treats please and a cake!
First order was the cake. I knew that Nat's backdrop would be amazing, so kept the cake design minimal and clean. The bottom extended tier is simply covered in an edible image. The fantastic dollar design image was created by Nicole at Pretty and Print. The top tier I focussed on gold and gold coins. Gold circle outlines covered the entire tier and it was all given a golden lustre treatment. I decided on the black dollar sign at the last moment.
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Lobbyists for Terrebonne's Morganza-to-the-Gulf project met with congressional officials this week in hopes of stirring up support for a bill that could secure construction authorization for the long-awaited hurricane protection system.
Lobbyists for Terrebonne's Morganza-to-the-Gulf project met with congressional officials this week in hopes of stirring up support for a bill that could secure construction authorization for the long-awaited hurricane protection system.
Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Metairie, was hosting U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., in New Orleans this week. Shuster is the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, which will take up the Water Resources Development Act, known as WRDA, after it passes the Senate.
"Congressman Scalise has been a champion for Morganza, and he recognizes the significance of this project to our residents and the entire nation. We thank him for bringing Chairman Shuster to Louisiana to hear and see our issues firsthand, said Morganza Action Coalition President Sharon Bergeron.
The water resources bill could authorize construction of Morganza and would address other prioritizes for Louisiana, including U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reforms. The bill passed the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee last week.
Morganza, which has been in development for more than 20 years, is a system of levees, floodgates and a lock on the Houma Navigation Canal designed to protect Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes from storm flooding.
The project was authorized in the last Water Resources Development Act in 2007 but was kicked back for another study to bring it up to post-Katrina construction standards. It was estimated to cost $886 million in 2007, but a draft report released in January increased that cost to nearly $13 billion.
The corps is completing its report on Morganza, and top corps officials will review it in May.
Lori LeBlanc, managing director of the Morganza Action Coalition, said Shuster was very responsive to the obstacles the hurricane protection project has faced.
Shuster said he had heard corps projects take 17 years on average to come to fruition.
The federal Morganza project has long suffered unnecessary corps delays while local residents have taxed themselves to provide some level of critical protection against devastating storm surge, LeBlanc said. A quarter-cent sales tax was passed in 2001 to help pay for Morganza, and voters approved an additional half-cent sales tax in December.
"Congressman Schuster clearly understands our frustration with the lengthy corps process and the need to complete projects, such as Morganza, in a more timely manner to protect coastal communities and critical energy infrastructure like we have here in Terrebonne Parish," LeBlanc said.
Shuster's support is important for the project's inclusion in the House version of the water resources bill. The bill has bipartisan support in the Senate but will face a tougher fight in the House, which has had large turnover since 2007 when the last water projects bill passed. There are as many as 200 new members of the House who have never dealt with a water resources bill, LeBlanc said.
But even if the bill passes with Morganza's authorization in it, the project will still face a long road. It will compete with a backlog of corps' construction spending estimated to be as much as $90 billion.
It will also have to go back to Congress to secure construction dollars.
Last week, Morganza Action Coalition officials traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with members of the corps, the Louisiana congressional delegation and House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee staff about Morganza's progress.
"Terrebonne Parish is the epicenter of energy and seafood production for our nation, and the Morganza Action Coalition will continue to aggressively push for federal Morganza authorization to protect our communities and our resources," Bergeron said.
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León grew up in Juárez, where he got a job at a Western-wear company at the age of 17. He had no experience in the field, but his bosses taught him from the ground up. "What he started off doing was cuts and stitching," says Kiko Torres, who helps interpret our conversation. Torres owns Masks y Más—the Nob Hill art and retail store León has been working out of for the last four years. Those cuts, or cortes, as León refers to them, are the intricately embroidered exteriors to the boots he's been handcrafting all this time.
He also makes belts, buckles and wallets, using snakeskin and rawhide as his primary mediums. The first buckle that caught my eye was a shiny, silver zia made of python skin set against a black oval of lizard skin. Lately, he's been working on Día de los Muertos skull buckles and a series of colorful luchador masks set over swordfish skin. Other examples of his craft include a pair of boots that depict El Santuario de Chimayó in elaborate patchwork.
León's pieces are distinct in comparison to the large array of factory-made boots, belts, and silver and turquoise buckles found around town. "There's not many people in Albuquerque that do what he does," says Torres. León chimes in proudly with a smile, "Only me in Albuquerque, only me."
His art is embellished with an acute attention to detail. The extravagant handiwork and reptilian ornamentation give Masks y Más a vibrant, macho vibe, and there's no denying the standard of quality León upholds. "I've never had anybody bring anything back," says Torres. "I've compared his work to other work and his stitches are just really straight and solid. ... Everything he does he takes pride in."
Yes, León was a big-time luchador, performing in the masked-and-caped tradition of Mexican wrestling. As Torres translates this story, León grins and flexes his biceps. "He's trying to show off all the time," says Torres. He spent three years in the ring. But, "finally somebody took his mask off," Torres says, as León gives out a belly laugh. (The unmasking of a luchador is akin to cutting off Samson's hair.)
Despite his colorful and impressive résumé, León has spent much of the last few decades taking odd jobs—from construction to a gig at Wal-Mart—but he always continued with his stitchwork.


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Will Oldham, or Bonnie "Prince" Billy, as he often styles himself onstage and on wax, seems to have naturally great taste when it comes to singer-songwriter types native to or otherwise rambling through the backwoods and beachheads of Northern California. Of his latest collaborations I've taken a shine to the Cairo Gang or, more specifically, the vocals and guitar styling of one Emmett Kelly & co. --- lending a little of this and that to a handful of recent BPB albums as well as offering gentle listeners something on the side with the release of their 7" EP Holy Clover (out now on Empty Cellar Records).
Each of the four songs captured here recall proper feelings of seasonal impermanence and the sort of wisdom-beyond-one's-years that many modern singer-songwriters attempt to brew but seem to have trouble getting just right. Kelly (besides having a fabulous name) is blessed with a voice that not only pairs remarkably well with Oldham's wood-smoked yet crystal-fragile vocals but suits the well-crafted folk/rock vibes his band lays down (I've always thought Oldham's voice, while folksy, was more country than rock), especially when he lets loose in "Get's Me Back" on side B --- a jam with stellar guitars (Kelly is joined here by Chris Rodahaffer) sounding something like America high-fiving Neil Young with an echo of Kyle Field's (a.k.a. Little Wings) sentimental Soft Pow'r glowing 'round the edges. On the whole this little gem plays languid and pale in a light what shines one of the best of Bonnie Billy's partners in crime. Below is a little clip of Emmet Kelly and Will Oldham performing "Midday" (the A side to the 7" that accompanies the Bonnie "Prince" Billy & the Cairo Gang Wonder Show of the World CD and LP) --- their "Afternoon Delight," as it were --- in a Brooklyn basement.


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NEWTON, Iowa — IndyCar Series leader Helio Castroneves' pole-winning news conference lasted barely a minute and ranked among the more sheepish in recent history.
Castroneves knew he wasn't going to remain on the front row for long.
Castroneves claimed the pole for Sunday's race at Iowa Speedway, but he will start 11th after an unapproved engine change.
Still, it wasn't all bad news for Castroneves or Penske — which claimed its third pole in seven Iowa races.
Penske teammate Will Power will start first, and Castroneves still earned nine championship points by winning the top heat. Castroneves also extended his lead over defending champion Ryan Hunter-Reay to 25 points in the process.
James Hinchcliffe will start second, followed by Marco Andretti, Scott Dixon and Ed Carpenter.
"These points, it's always good. It's always crucial when you are fighting for the championship, and every point counts," Castroneves said.
This was the second straight year that the IndyCar series seeded the Iowa field with heat races.
After receiving mixed feedback from drivers and fans, officials tweaked the formula this year.
The runs were extended from 30 to 50 laps, and the heats were set by a single-lap qualifying run rather than practice times.
The first race didn't produce a ton of excitement as Dixon and Takuma Sato advanced with relative ease. Castroneves cruised, as well, leading all 50 laps of his heat before being forced to go to a new engine.
"The good news is my car, as you could see, is really fast. Anything could happen," Castroneves said.
The second heat provided some much-needed drama. Graham Rahal and Simon Pagenaud battled furiously for second and final berth in the last heat, and Rahal passed Pagenaud and then Ed Carpenter to take first.
The strong qualifying run was crucial for Power, who remains in 11th place after finishing second each of the past three seasons.
"I really need to gain some points on those guys, Helio, Hunter Reay, everyone in front of me," Power said. "There's a lot of people in front. But at some point the championship is going to become out of reach."
The biggest concern about heat races was potential wrecks. Those fears were realized when James Jakes lost control and hit the wall two laps from the end of the second heat.
Jakes was checked in the medical center, released and cleared to drive Sunday, though he will start near the back.
Hunter-Reay, who won last week at Milwaukee and last year at Iowa, was just 14th after qualifying.
"You know, it was way off the mark. We've been sitting on our own thumbs all day. We just missed it," Hunter-Reay said. "We're starting buried in the pack. We gave up points."


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"Investigation of adventurous new technological approaches is a high-risk enterprise… We …go too far and discourage critical assessments…It is the advocates who organize the conferences and the special issues of journals. The critic is likely to be left uncited. Those who are employed in the prevailing main line approach are, in any case likely just to shrug in skepticism. They will hesitate to invest the time needed for a detailed assessment of a possibility they consider unlikely"
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Beyond CMOS, several completely new approaches to information-processing and data-storage technologies and architectures are emerging to address the timeframe beyond the current SIA International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS). A wide range of new ideas have been proposed for post-CMOS technologies, such as spintronic, molecular electronics, quantum cellular automata, quantum computation etc. For the first time, the 2001 edition of the ITRS contained a chapter on "Emerging Research Devices". Characteristic of any new area, it is difficult to discern which of these concepts has the potential to provide a technological basis for information technologies of the future. However, since introduction of alternative nanoelectronics technologies is possible within a 15-year horizon, it is important to identify nanoelectronic technologies that have the potential to sustain our tradition of exponential improvements in cost-performance.
In this presentation, we examine the projections for the continued scaling of CMOS integrated circuit technology and look at some of the alternative directions that have been proposed for information processing technologies. The question we consider is: "What are the ultimate limits to the speed, size, density and dissipated energy of an arbitrary switch, allowed by the laws of physics?" A simple Gedanken experiment is described that seeks to comprehend the benefits of scaling in the nano-regime; e.g., to what extent are molecular, CNT, etc. technologies likely to be useful in continuing the benefits of scaling that we have enjoyed for over three decades? We use a simple potential barrier model for devices to argue that scaling for dense circuits is ultimately limited by power dissipation. This result is connected to fundamental physics of heat removal and leads to scaling limit estimates for maximally dense circuits. Our analysis suggests that perhaps these new nanotechnologies can offer only a limited extension to the scaling paradigm for electron transport devices. Finally we conclude the presentation by examining possible fruitful directions for research in information processing technologies.
Victor Zhirnov received the M.S. in applied physics from the Ural Polytechnic Institute, Ekaterinburg, Russia, and the Ph.D. in solid state electronics from the Institute of Physics and Technology, Moscow, in 1989 and 1992, respectively. From 1992 to 1998 he was a senior scientist at the Institute of Crystallography of Russian Academy of Science in Moscow.
Currently he is research associate professor at North Carolina State University. Victor Zhirnov also has an appointment as research scientists at the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC). His responsibilities at the SRC include assessments of emerging nanoelectronic devices.
Victor Zhirnov's research interests include properties of materials properties at nanoscale, deterministic doping of semiconductor nanostructures, tunneling phenomena, vacuum microelectronics and nanoelectronics. He has authored and co-authored over 80 technical papers and contributions to books. He has served as a consultant to a number of government, industrial, and academic institutions.
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Pierre Garcon escaped surgery on the foot injury that bothered him throughout the 2012 NFL season, but he ended up going under the knife in January to repair a torn labrum. That injury occurred during the Washington Redskins' playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Redskins coach Mike Shanahan described the surgery as a chest procedure, though Garcon clarified on ESPN's "NFL Live" on Thursday that it was to his labrum.
"It was a small surgery," Garcon told ESPN. It wasn't nothing major."
Garcon will miss the entirety of the offseason program, but the Redskins expect him back on the field for training camp.
"His rehab has been unbelievable," Shanahan said, via the Washington Times. "Anytime you get operated on like he did and you're able to come back as quickly as he has. ... He's in excellent shape, so I'll be surprised if he's not full-speed, ready to go once we go to training camp."
The Redskins' late-season winning streak coincided with Garcon's return after he missed nearly two months with torn ligaments in his foot. It's imperative that Garcon stays healthy in 2013, as no other receiver on the Redskins' roster is capable of consistently stretching defenses and making plays after the catch.
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Even in the heat of the moment, Deputy Pierre Van Doorne couldn't ignore the disconnect before him when he responded to a deputy's radio call for assistance at a construction site in Houma.
Even in the heat of the moment, Deputy Pierre Van Doorne couldn't ignore the disconnect before him when he responded to a deputy's radio call for assistance at a construction site in Houma.
"On one side of the property, you had a bunch of angry Mexicans, who were ready to fight. On the other side of the property, you had the contractor and the owner, and in the middle you had two police officers who didn't speak Spanish," Van Doorne recalled.
The scene was indicative of the conflicts that have sprung up in Terrebonne Parish once the parish began to rebuild after hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustav and Ike, and the Hispanic population boomed. The scene also showed what Van Doorne said is the heart of the problem: Neither the parties involved, nor the mediators, can understand each other.
But what happened next in the dispute over wage payments symbolizes what Van Doorne wants to contribute as a sheriff's deputy, he said.
"As soon as I started speaking Spanish to them, immediately that broke the ice. The hostility was gone," he said.
The Lafourche and Terrebonne sheriffs' offices only have one full-time, police-certified interpreter each to translate for the Hispanic community.
Van Doorne said he responds to calls a couple times a week to interpret, and he'll often interpret for a deputy over the phone if he's not working. Otherwise, deputies call an employee at their jail who speaks Spanish or call an interpreter phone line, which costs money, he said.
Van Doorne has been a deputy for less than five years, but even in that span he's seen the need for translators grow. When he first started as a patrol deputy, such requests would only come up a few times a month, he said.
Lafourche Sheriff's Lt. Val Martinez, who serves as that office's main interpreter, reports a similar upswing.
"In 2001 (when I joined the Sheriff's Office), the need wasn't there," said Martinez, who heads the sheriff's Social Services department. "After Katrina, it kind of snowballed. Now, I never go a night without having a phone call."
Night calls include 2 a.m. calls from deputies making DWI arrests, she said.
In 2000, Terrebonne census data recorded 1,631 Hispanic residents, and Lafourche recorded 1,284. In 2010, those numbers grew to 4,421 and 3,647, respectively.
But those 2010 numbers come nowhere near the real count, Martinez said.
At a recent south Lafourche quincea�era, or a coming-of-age ceremony for a Latin American 15-year-old, there were between 500 and 600 guests at that one event, Martinez said. "So the (census) numbers are not reflecting the number of people you're seeing."
Besides the reluctance of undocumented immigrants to report their residence in America, immigrants who come here for work are constantly moving and live together in large groups, Martinez said. So they don't leave much of a paper trail that census workers can pick up.
There is no interpreter in either sheriff's office for the Vietnamese, the second-largest non-English-speaking group in the parishes. In situations that require it, Martinez said she calls a friend who speaks Vietnamese.
Van Doorne said other deputies discouraged him from learning Vietnamese because they said that community very rarely asks the Sheriff's Office to investigate crimes.
Hispanics are often reluctant to contact law enforcement as well, especially if they're in the country illegally, Martinez said. But a fear to call for help is not only unfounded; it endangers the rest of the community, she said.
Thieves often target Hispanic workers because if they're undocumented immigrants they can't open a bank account and don't trust those they're living with to leave cash at home, Martinez said.
That's possibly why Sergio Castellano, 22 — a Chiapas, Mexico, native and legal Golden Meadow resident — was lured out of a Houma bar Feb. 23 by a man and two women, only to be shot dead by one of them, police allege. The motive was likely robbery, investigators said.
One of the first people Terrebonne detectives contacted was one of Castellano's roommates, Erick Garcia.
Garcia speaks English, but Castellano's father, who also lives in Lafourche, does not. So Terrebonne detectives had to ask Garcia to contact the father, Jose Lopez, after Castellano's death. Although detectives and later visited Lopez with Martinez for an official death notification, Garcia was the first to tell him because detectives asked him to let Lopez know they were coming.
Garcia said he was upset and nervous when he told Lopez over the phone that detectives were saying Castellano was dead, and Lopez didn't believe him. But he realized the truth when detectives came to his door.
Garcia said Martinez was a friendly and helpful interpreter.
In his five years here, Garcia said all his interactions with police have been positive. However, he has a friend who was wrongfully imprisoned because deputies couldn't understand him.
"They didn't understand what he was saying," Garcia said. "They brought him to the jail, and a couple hours after, he got out."
Van Doorne said he's seen that happen and has also seen cases in which a suspect got away because other deputies weren't able to communicate with the victims.
Martinez said she gives her card to nearly everyone she meets because she doesn't want Hispanics to fear law enforcement. Cases dear to her heart involve victims of domestic abuse, in which the abuser threatens the victim with deportation if the police are called. Her father was able to abuse her mother, who came to America illegally with family when she was age 5, by threatening her this way, said Martinez, a Colorado native.
"It's a horrific life they have to live under fear," Martinez said.
In Louisiana, deporting immigrants without visas is a federal responsibility, and Lafourche and Terrebonne deputies can only jail those accused of state crimes.
Though they're not officially on call 24 hours a day, a lack of options lead most deputies to call them during their off-days and vacations, and both said they are always willing to help.
"I soon understood that the Hispanic population was increasing in big numbers, and I thought that police officers, because we vow to serve and to protect everybody in the community, I felt like it was an obligation," said Van Doorne, who has created a Spanish language training manual, pocket guide and class for Terrebonne sheriff's deputies that other justice system agencies have taken an interest in.
Both sheriffs' offices have employees who cannot work patrols but who speak Spanish, the interpreters said. They also rely on reserve or volunteer deputies.
Martinez's sister, Susan Martinez, does a lot of volunteer work interpreting for the Sheriff's Office, she said.
Those interested in volunteering their time for the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office can contact Martinez at 449-2255. You must be able to pass a background check to work. Those living in Terrebonne who are interested in volunteering can call 876-2500.
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[image id='1d3aba52-ac68-4837-a83b-2aa606a52c04' mediaId='b3f978ef-af88-454f-81f0-0379f61a11e6' loc='C'][/image] It's a well-known fact that pregnant women get cravings: pickles, ice cream, olives, everything covered in mustard, even dirt at times. But roadkill is a new one. Since becoming pregnant, British artist and taxidermist, Alison Brierley, has developed a taste for the roadside carcasses she once only used as materials for her art.
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"Usually I eat really healthily but now I' m pregnant I get strong cravings for roadkill," Brierly told the Daily Mail. "It's more gamey than other meat and I love the taste." The expectant mother hypothesizes that it's because her body craves the iron from the meat. She doesn't mind the craving because she doesn't have to feel guilty about eating all of the extra meat. "I know it's had a completely free range and natural life," Brierly said.
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"The first time I picked something up was when I drove past a perfectly good pheasant," Brierly recounted. "I took it home and marinated it in olive oil for four days before I made a kind of Kentucky-fried pheasant dish." But Brierly, who is due to have a baby boy in February, does not spend her days trolling the highways for pheasants, hares, pigeons, rabbits, owls, or partridges (her typical choice meats). She mostly gets her "groceries" by way of tip offs from friends, whom she rewards with dinner parties featuring a roadkill roast.
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Eating roadkill is a delicate art. Foragers have to make sure that the animals they find are healthy. Brierley takes extra precautions when handling the carcasses and always wears gloves. While it's not for everyone, roadkill consumption is one way for guilty carnivores to assuage their consciences. According to Food Safety News, PETA says that, "If people must eat animal carcasses, roadkill is a superior option to the neatly shrink-wrapped plastic packages of meat in the supermarket."
Would you eat roadside raccoon if your growing baby wanted it? Or would you prefer some Kentucky-fried pheasant?


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Hope College Nursing is among the select eight percent of programs nationwide whose graduates achieved a 100-percent pass rate on the national licensing exam earlier this year.
Every Hope nursing graduate who took the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) in May passed on their first attempt. According to a report released earlier this month by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), only 133 of the nation's 1,752 nursing-education programs achieved a 100-percent rate between April and September, when most prospective nurses take the test.
Although not reflected in the report, all of the Hope graduates who took the examination in December of last year passed on their first attempt as well.
"I could not be more proud of our nursing department's accomplishments," said Dr. Susan Dunn, associate professor of nursing and chair of the department. "The 100 percent NCLEX pass rate for December 2010 and May 2011 can be directly attributed to our exceptional students, unparalleled faculty and strong support by our college administration."
Hope is one of 51 programs offering a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree among the top 133 in the NCLEX report. The total also includes 75 programs that offer an Associate degree and seven programs that offer a Diploma in nursing.
A total of four Hope graduates took the examination in December 2010, and 33 in May.
The college's 100-percent pass rate for the 2010-11 school year is the highest pass rate in the history of the program, which achieved pass rates of 97 percent during 2009-10 and 95 percent during 2008-09. The state and national averages for 2010-11 were 92 percent and 91 percent respectively.
"Scoring well on exams like this requires exceptionally bright, diligent students, but even bright, diligent students need devoted, skilled professors to help them maximize their talents," said Dr. R. Richard Ray, provost at Hope. "I'm so grateful for the many ways the faculty have engaged with their students. This report is but one source of evidence for the many ways - ways that most will never know about - in which our faculty are making a difference in the lives of these students."
The department of nursing at Hope began in 2002, although nursing education at the college goes back another two decades. From 1982 through 2003, Hope and Calvin College operated a nursing program jointly before creating their own, independent programs.
The program is approved by the Michigan Board of Nursing and is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Students begin studies in the program as sophomores based on completion of prerequisite classes as freshmen. The major includes coursework on campus as well as multiple field placements, the latter spread across six specialty practicum courses, a research practicum, a family health course and an internship. Area clinical sites have included DeVos Children's Hospital, Holland Hospital, the Ottawa County Health Department, Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services, Spectrum Health and Zeeland Hospital.


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The Global Academy is a state school founded and operated by Global, The Media & Entertainment Group, designed to prepare students for careers in the broadcast and digital media industry, offering academic and vocational training. Ashley Tabor, Global's Founder & Executive President, came up with the idea of the Global Academy to tackle the skills shortage and lack of diversity across the industry.
As well as giving young people a route into the media industry, the Global Academy gives students the practical and technical skills they need to succeed in the real world. This includes encouraging young people to talk about any mental wellbeing issues they may be facing, with an hour of mental wellbeing on the curriculum every week, recognising the issue and removing the stigma sometimes associated with it.
The royals met students training to be the next generation of production staff.
Kate discussed her shyness with a student. More from People:
'Speaking to a group of students, aged between 15 and 17, who have been working in the academy's radio station on a series of packages focusing on mental wellbeing, Kate asked, "Is this an issue you knew about or had experienced before this? Have any of you spoken to your friends or family about issues that have been bothering you?"
Oliver Monger, 16, from Uxbridge, who hopes to go into the film industry, revealed he was shy to talk to "to someone so high." Smiling Kate told him, "I'm shy as well, so don't worry.' Afterwards Monger told reporters, "That was just fantastic. It has really boosted my confidence. I had no idea what to say at first but she really put me at ease."
When she caught sight of the young budding studio engineers working on some footage of William's transatlantic chat with Lady Gaga she was seen smiling to herself.'
The Duchess was particularly interested to know from students how radio is incorporated into the mainstream curriculum. Below, a fantastic photo of Kate visiting the radio studio.
Kate was very impressed by the facilities on offer to students, saying: "It's just brilliant that they have the chance to put what they learn into practice. It's the best of both words".
Kensington Palace shared this video.
At @TheGAcademy The Duke and Duchess and Prince Harry find out how students are developing their skillset for careers in broadcasting pic.twitter.com/MC10WiFHv8— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 20, 2017
Global stations LBC, Heart and Capital broadcast shows from the new academy in Hayes, Middlesex. The shows each focused on the mental health of young people, helping to generate conversations with the Heads Together campaign in honour of the visit.
William, Kate and Harry visited the Heart Breakfast Show and LBC's Nick Ferrari Show – to see the programme in action and met students helping to produce the material.
Next, they enjoyed participating in a roundtable discussion.
They were joined by Global presenters, LBC's Nick Ferrari, Heart's Jamie Theakston and (former Spice Girl) Emma Bunton, as well as students and people who have taken part in the morning radio shows, talking about the importance of having a conversation about mental health.
Kate discussed how motherhood can be lonely and isolating at times. More from The Telegraph:
'After two mothers, supporters of the royal trio's Heads Together mental health campaign, discussed how they became friends after bonding through mutual loneliness, Kate replied: "Yes, it is lonely at times and you do feel quite isolated but actually so many other mothers are going through exactly what you are going through. "It is being brave enough, like you obviously were, to reach out to those around you."
Kate also suggested conversations about mental health should start much younger.
"Parents should be helped to start these conversations from a much earlier age but through play, even if their language hasn't yet developed".
William very much enjoyed listening to a short clip of a recording made by his great-grandfather, George VI - his message to the Empire on September 3 1939 after Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain had declared Britain was at war with Germany. More from The Telegraph "It was played to him by students who had made a documentary about vinyl recordings made by members of the Royal Family and held in the EMI archives. Actor Colin Firth featured in the audio programme, reciting part of the same speech in his role as George VI in the film The King's Speech. The Duke said: "It's fascinating, it really is. You can imagine Colin Firth sitting there trying to work out how on earth he's going to replicate it all."
The Duke listens as @TheGAcademy students explore past Royal broadcasts - including recordings of George V, George VI and Elizabeth II pic.twitter.com/uJU4OwHeGk— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) April 20, 2017
A group of Science students were delighted when Prince Harry popped in.
William, Kate and Harry watched performances inspired by the theme of mental health.
Prince William unveiled an EMI microphone which was created for King George VI in 1936.
The newly-built school is on the site of the Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes in Middlesex which was once the EMI Music headquarters and now houses a rich archive of vinyl and broadcasting equipment. The new four-storey purpose built school building has state-of-the-art TV and radio studios, flexible teaching spaces, informal learning zones, a dining area, a sports hall and a theatre.
A tanned Rebecca Deacon Priestley has returned from her honeymoon and is back to work. She also joined Kate at Kensington Palace yesterday. Perths Fashion noted her Ikat printed skirt is from J Crew. It's actually reduced from $120 to $18 at The Outnet.
The Duchess wore a smart red skirt suit by Armani Collezioni
Made in Italy, the $848 single-breasted suit features a dart-seam front zip jacket, round collar and pencil skirt. It's a classic Armani suit which could take Kate to a number of engagements.
More on Armani Collezioni:
'Armani Collezioni provides made-to-measure tailored suits and workwear for both men and women. Armani is renowned for soft silhouettes and smart tailoring, and each and every detail in this collection is carefully chosen and constructed. Collezioni focuses on more wearable designs for the working man or woman, rather than the haute couture-inclined pieces of its parent brand Armani.'
I've received several messages enquiring about 'Repli-Kate's' or similar styles to this look. The talented Kate's Closet has already found a brilliant alternative for those wishing to emulate the style. The $130 Tahari ASL Stretch Crepe 2 Piece Skirt Suit incorporates many of the elements of Kate's Armani suit. It's available at Macys.
Kate teamed the vibrant suit with neutral accessories and her Rupert Sanderson Malory pumps.
The Duchess carried her new textured woven clutch by Etui Bags.
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For jewellery, Kate chose her Mappin & Webb Empress earrings and pendant.
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And completed the look with her trusty Cartier Ballon Bleu watch.
You can view a video on YouTube.
We'll see William, Kate and Harry on Sunday morning for the London Marathon. The royals will be cheering on Team Heads Together runners and officially starting the race by pressing the big red button at 10:00 a.m. It promises to be a fantastic day!
Don't forget, part one of 'Mind Over Marathon' airs on BBC One at 9 p.m. tonight. Part one includes an interview with Prince William at Kensington Palace (a clip can be viewed here). I believe the training day William, Kate and Harry filmed footage for runs in part two, which airs next Thursday. For our friends across the pond, I expect it will be uploaded to YouTube.


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Iowa small businesses want to provide good health care benefits to attract and retain the best workers, but they often find it financially difficult or impossible. Health care is the fastest-growing expense for small business owners. On average, small businesses pay 18 percent more than large businesses for the same coverage, and health insurance premiums have gone up three times faster than wages in the last 10 years. To ease the financial burden on Iowa small businesses, the Senate Economic Growth Committee has approved Senate File 412. This bill builds on a federal tax credit through the Affordable Care Act for businesses with fewer than 25 full-time employees. The federal tax credit equals 35 percent of the cost of providing health care to employees through 2013 and 50 percent starting in 2014. Senate File 412 benefits more than 73,000 Iowa businesses with fewer than 25 employees by providing a state tax credit worth 25 percent of the federal credit. That means even the smallest businesses can get a state refund check by providing health care to their employees. A company that spends $50,000 a year providing health care benefits would receive a 35 percent federal credit of $17,500. With the addition of our state credit, they'd get an extra $4,375. That means an employer would get $21,875 back for providing $50,000 in health insurance benefits to employees. This tax credit is one step in an effort to bring down health care costs and make coverage affordable for all.
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There were no contested races for Morenci voters, but that wasn't the case in Fayette.
Incumbent mayor Ruth Marlatt turned back a challenge from Craig Rower, 196-119, to win another term in office.
Another incumbent, David Borer, was reëlected to the village council by garnering the most votes, 204, and he will be joined by newcomer David Wheeler who polled 172 votes. Two unsuccessful candidates were Suzette Boesger with 108 votes and Jerry Gonzales with 99.
The contested positions brought out a 45-percent turnout with 324 voters.
Fayette's school renewal millage found strong support with 464 "yes" votes to 256 "no."
Superintendent of schools Russell Griggs thanked those who supported the millage and spoke of the importance of the vote to the district.
"In the current economic climate, passage of any levy is a vote of confidence for the district," he said. "Passage today means the funds generated from this levy will be collected through 2017."
Griggs said he is proud to work in a district that continues to support the school district during very difficult economic times.
Kirk Keiser, Karen King and Pam Seiler retained their board of education seats.
MORENCI—Morenci mayor Keith Pennington, running unopposed, received 187 votes. Three council candidates filling three empty seats were Jeff Bell with 180 votes, Rebecca Berger with 174 votes and Brenda Spiess with 169.
The Lenawee County proposal to establish a 0.25-mill levy for economic development work was defeated, 6,957-4,125.
OTHER RACES—In Chesterfield Township, Peggy Volkman defeated Lilly Armstrong for fiscal officer, 178-139. Clark Emmons ran unopposed for trustee.
In Franklin Township, Michael Kinsman edged Mark Ballmer for trustee, 121-119. Josh Grime unseated John Winzeler as fiscal officer, 129-106.
In Gorham Township, incumbent Michael Figgins ran unopposed for fiscal officer and incumbent Randy Merillat ran unopposed for trustee.
The Evergreen school district levy for an additional 0.25 mills was defeated, 1,070-996. In Lyons, John Arquette ran unopposed for mayor. John Good and Ty Walker were unopposed for council positions.
A majority of Fulton County voters favored the repeal of Senate Bill 5 that would have restricted collective bargaining, 8,681-6,237.


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Six Blues score to end Stars' road win streakby Louie Korac
ST. LOUIS -- Once the St. Louis Blues caught up to the Dallas Stars' speed, they were able to put the game in cruise control Saturday. In the end, the Stars' road winning streak ran into a major speed bump.
The Stars came into their game against the Blues winners of six in a row away from home, but one of their new Central Division rivals and top teams in the Western Conference had other ideas. The Blues got goals from six scorers, with T.J. Oshie leading the way with a goal and an assist in a 6-1 victory at Scottrade Center.
"I thought we struggled at the start of the game to catch up to the speed," said Blues coach Ken Hitchcock, who got his 621st career victory to move past Bryan Murray into eighth place on the all-time list. "As much as you talk about the speed of Dallas, I thought we struggled to get up to tempo in the first period. They were on us pretty hard, and I thought as the game wore on, we got more and more up to the tempo of the game and started to counterattack and get some scoring opportunities because of it."
Vladimir Sobotka, Vladimir Tarasenko, David Backes, Derek Roy and Chris Stewart also scored for the Blues, who got two assists from Alex Pietrangelo. Brenden Morrow had an assist against his former club to give him a point against all 30 NHL teams.
St. Louis improved to 10-1-2 on home ice, 8-1-1 in their past 10 games overall and 11-2-1 in their past 14.
"We started trading chances there for a little bit, and that's not our game," Oshie said. "We got a hold of it pretty quick and it seemed like they had some trouble with our reloads and our tracking and our forecheck. That's what all our offense came off of.
"When we can go at them in waves with four lines, not just three but four, I think that's when we're at our best. Tonight, having six different scorers shows that."
Blues goalie Brian Elliott remained unbeaten in regulation, improving to 4-0-1 making 34 saves as St. Louis continued its franchise-best start. The Blues are 16-3-3 and have beaten the Stars in six of the past seven meetings.
Elliott, who has a 1.79 goals-against average and .932 save percentage, and Jaroslav Halak have formed one of top duos in the NHL. It's reminiscent of the Jennings Trophy season they had in 2011-12.
"You always want to get in there and fight for the guys and be a part of it," Elliott said. "I think that's what our strength is as a tandem. We can push each other. … I think Jaro's playing well and I want to play well so we can just keep moving this train forward."
Brenden Dillon scored for the Stars and Kari Lehtonen stopped 13 shots before being pulled early in the third period in favor of Dan Ellis. Dallas (11-9-2) dropped its fourth straight in St. Louis.
"I felt I had a bad night," said Lehtonen, who came into the game 8-3-0 with a 1.62 GAA and .946 save percentage against the Blues. "They stayed patient and got a couple of opportunities and scored.
"There's going to be a bad game at some point and it came tonight. I just have to forget about this one."
Outshot 12-4 in the first period, the Blues scored on half of theirs to take a 2-1 lead.
Sobotka's power move around Stars defenseman Sergei Gonchar, and a shove from behind by Dallas forward Jamie Benn, pushed Lehtonen deep into his net, but the puck crossed the goal line 1:39 into the game. It was the 100th career point for Sobotka, which includes 30 goals.
"We're a momentum team," Oshie said. "When nothing's going our way, I think we play really well. When we get off to a good start like that, we seem to feed off it and keep going."
The Stars tied it when Dillon's shot from the middle of the ice inside the blue line bounced past Elliott, who seemed to be screened by Pietrangelo, at 10:53. Tarasenko gave the Blues the lead nine seconds later when he powered his way past Cody Eakin and snapped a shot through Lehtonen.
The Stars entered the Blues' zone with speed in the second period but mishandled the puck; the play turned into a 2-on-1 for Backes and Jaden Schwartz. Backes kept the puck and wristed a shot from the slot past Lehtonen to give the Blues a 3-1 lead at 6:56. It was Backes' 10th goal in 22 games after scoring six in 48 last season.
Roy, who played part of last season for the Stars, deflected a Steen shot past Lehtonen 50 seconds into the third period for a power-play goal and his sixth point in six games, to give the Blues a 4-1 lead. It was Steen's first point in four games after briefly holding the NHL lead in goals and points last week.
Stewart's shot from the left dot, assisted by Morrow, gave the Blues a 5-1 lead 5:39 into the third period and chased Lehtonen.
Oshie's eighth point in six games came on a deflection of Pietrangelo's right-point shot past Ellis 11:02 into the third period, making it 6-1.
On the heels of a 3-2 shootout victory Thursday against the Boston Bruins, the Blues kept to their winning ways instead of going through a letdown.
"I guess that's a good learning experience for us after an emotional win coming back trying to play the same way," Pietrangelo said. "I thought we did that tonight. It's a good answer, a good learning lesson obviously."


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LAWRENCE, Kan. - Janna Graf returned to her home state and scored 17 points, including the 1,000th of her career, but Kansas held off a late Yale run to hold on for a 79-63 win Sunday afternoon at Allen Fieldhouse.
Graf became the 18th player in Yale women's history to reach 1,000 points when she hit a baseline jumper with 14:30 to play.
Yale (5-7) made a run midway through the second half when Lena Munzer hit a three-pointer to start a 13-2 spurt that helped the Bulldogs get within 11 points. Sarah Halejian and Graf combined to score nine unanswered points and a three-pointer by Graf made it 67-56 with 5:03 to play.
Kansas came back with three points to end the spurt and only allowed Yale to score three field goals the rest of the way to hold on for the win. Emmy Allen scored a jumper right at the buzzer for the final margin.
Kansas (7-5) opened the game scoring the first 11 points and built a 15-3 lead, before the Bulldogs responded to get within five points. A layup by Meredith Boardman and three-pointer from Sarah Halejian started a string of seven straight points for Yale. The run was capped off by a Graf layup to make it 15-10 with 11:33 left in the period.
KU responded with five straight before Graf followed with back-to-back three-pointers. The Jayhawks continued to lead by double-figures the rest of the half and took a 45-26 lead at hafltime following a three-pointer by Asia Boyd just before the buzzer.
Halejian and Graf finished with 17 points apiece to lead Yale. Halejian added three steals, while Graf finished the day shooting 7-of-11 from the field. Katie Werner grabbed a team-high seven points. Allen had a game-high three blocked shots.
Chelsea Gardner led four Jayhawks in double-figures with 26 points and 10 rebounds, while Boyd added 17 points and 10 rebounds. As a team KU shot 57.7 percent from the field for the game.
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I didn't ask any questions, but chose to accept it as a kind gesture. After dropping the boys at tennis this morning, we set out to tackle the project. I didn't want to risk her enthusiasm having a chance to wane.
Before long, music was blaring, stacks were being formed and her room was shaping up. After two hours we had a large black garbage bag full of trash and neat cabinets and drawers.
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Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Class of 2013 prepared for future
VERONA>> Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School has 157 in its Class of 2013. Student speakers Paige Zupan, Samantha Netzband and Melissa Schmalz and faculity speakers Superintendant Martha Group, Principal Andy Brown and Board of Education President Nancy Pitman said they were proud of the enlightened individuals that their classmates and students had become.
Seniors Brittany Havener and Kyle Levatino said that they were nervous and excited to be at their graduation.
"It's scary, knowing that you may never see some of these people again," Levatino said. "College is coming up for some of us, and it could be a challenge. It's nice to see everyone together one last time, and we have all of the graduation parties to look forward to."
Despite both of them being on crutches; Havener from an accident earlier this week and Levatino from a basketball injury; they were happy to be at the ceremony, even though they had to walk a long way to sit down.
The commencement took place on the football field at VVS high school, and the bleachers were packed with family and friends. Some had tears in their eyes and some shouted jeers and words of encouragement as the class moved to their seats.
Group congratulated the class and spoke of their strengths as artists, athletes and scholars. Despite their stellar high school performance, she told them all to be prepared for the challenges ahead of them.
"Life is not only about where you start its about where you finish," Group said. "It will include heartache, disappointment, joy and many more celebrations to come. Make sure to bring the spirit of VVS wherever you go and in whatever you do."
Salutatorian Paige Zupan spoke of the importance of pursuing one's own dreams, despite how minor they may be perceived by other people. She focused on the importance of trying, using a story about a young man how works hard to rescue stranded starfish every morning before the sun comes up, despite the fact that there is no way he can save them all.
Class President Samantha Netzband focused on freedom and the perception of time changes with age, quoting her grandfather:
"Time goes faster as you get older," Netzband said. "Enjoy the time while you have it."
She said that now that they had entered adulthood, herself and her fellow students now had the freedom to do what they wanted to do, be who they wanted to be.
"As we head our separate ways, we will face unique challenges," Netzban said. "Strive to be the best at whatever you want to be."
Similar to Netzband and Group, Valedictorian Melissa Schmalz talked about the various paths they have all taken to get to where they are, and where they will go.
The senior class presented two plaques to retiring board of education members Nancy Pitman and Tom Schaal.
Pitman spoke before Andy Brown introduced the class and diplomas were handed out, focusing on safety and using music to relate to the students.
"Remember that the thorns in our lives are nothing more than experiences that make us stronger," Pitman said.
"She quoted pop singer Macklemore, who said 'the ceiling cannot hold us,' something she believes is true about this year's graduates.
"You're all going to get out and do great things," Pitman said. "The ceiling will not hold you, the sky is the limit. Remember to always make ordinary tasks extraordinary."
She closed her speech by with words of empowerment, using the last line of Eminem's 'Lose Yourself', "you can do anything that you set your mind to."