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Author: Dave Salmoni
Presented by Animal Planet's Dave Salmoni
Wednesday, October 19, 2011, 1:30pm ET
For Classrooms (Focus on grades K-5)
Dave Salmoni, Animal Planet's apex predator expert and host of a number of Animal Planet and Discovery Channel programs including Into the Pride and Into the Lions Den, will teach students about the relationship between animals, humans and the environment and how with their help in protecting the environment, we can ensure the well-being of our earth's creatures. Students will also learn more about the Siemens We Can Change the World Challenge, a premier national sustainability challenge that empowers students in grades K-12 to develop and share environmental solutions that can help change the world. Students will feel inspired to make a difference.
To learn more about Dave Salmoni, click here.
The webinar will be about an hour in length.
DOWNLOAD THE RECORDING AND LESSON PLAN: Download the archived recording and lesson plan from the Classroom Connections box to the right. If you do not see the file right away, click the right or left arrows at the bottom of the box. Please note you must be registered for Siemens STEM Academy in order to download the file.
Julie says:
25-Oct-11 11:22 AM
I was able to download the video, but I cannot click on any of the links within the video, nor can I click on the play button for the first video that is embedded. Any way you can provide it in a different format?
Lorraine Lyon says:
24-Oct-11 01:48 PM
Cannot get the download to work so we missed it. Also when trying to view today it will not load. can you help here? Thank you much appreciated
Michelle Coll says:
20-Oct-11 12:10 PM
We attended yesterday. It was wonderful! I can't find the link for the Archive though. I would like to show it to another class. Can you please post the link?
Katie O'Hare says:
19-Oct-11 11:52 AM
TO CONNECT TO THE WEBINAR: Click on the Register button above. At that link you will find a Join Now button that will become clickable close to the webinar. (You will need to register at that link if you have not done so already.) The program should set up automatically on your desktop.
Annabel says:
19-Oct-11 11:28 AM
I received my registration confirmation and I am trying to download the lesson plan but my email is not being recognized. Please allow for download and access to webnar. Thank you
Carolyn Mulligan says:
19-Oct-11 11:28 AM
I am trying to find out where to access the webinar for today. I have preregistered but never received a confirming email.
Lisa Emmick says:
19-Oct-11 11:23 AM
How do I get the webinar when it starts? I can't find anything that tells me what to do. I didn't get an email. Should I have one?
Robin Klein says:
19-Oct-11 11:02 AM
I cannot find an email confirming my participation either. Please re-send.
Robin Chirillo says:
19-Oct-11 10:31 AM
I'm unable to find on e-mail confirming todays event!!!! Could it be done again? I tried to re-register but it will not let me !!! Could it be sent to me again?!
Cinndy says:
18-Oct-11 07:45 PM
Hi, I registered for this webinar a few days ago. I was expecting an email confirmation, but did not receive one. Are we still OK to participate? Thanks
Cynthia says:
18-Oct-11 01:13 PM
Hi. I signed up for the webinar weeks ago and I can't log on for the lesson plans either. It says my email/user name is invalid. Please assist.
Katie Snow says:
17-Oct-11 10:36 AM
This is my first webinar and want to be sure I have the technology to connect properly. What program or programs will I need to be able to view? Thank you
Karen Beck says:
14-Oct-11 01:53 PM
We cannot participate because our kids are dismissed at 2:10. However, I would like to watch the re-recorded version. Will that be possible...how? Karen Beck
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13-Oct-11 08:52 AM
If you are having trouble downloading the lesson plan, please make sure that you have registered for siemensstemacademy.com (IN ADDITION to registering for this particular webinar). Register by clicking on the link at the top right of this page and email us if you are still having trouble. Thanks!
Kim Moore says:
13-Oct-11 07:34 AM
Cannot download the lesson
sandra oviedo says:
12-Oct-11 09:37 PM
I cannot download the lesson plan. The message says that my e-mail is not valid.
Gina says:
12-Oct-11 11:45 AM
Would someone please contact me via e-mail? I'm trying to download the lesson plans and the site is rejecting my e-mail address. Thanks!
Terry McMahon says:
12-Oct-11 10:43 AM
Do students participate during the conference via email or cell phones?
Lynn McNally says:
11-Oct-11 11:11 AM
This fits with our VA 3rd grade science standards taught in the last quarter of the school year. Will the video be available throughout the school year? Also, we have over 50 elementary schools. Would it be possible to download the video to be distributed in-house on our video-on-demand system?
Mindy H. says:
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Kathy W says:
11-Oct-11 08:11 AM
Do we need to register for the event if we are going to watch the recorded version?
Siemens STEM Academy says:
10-Oct-11 11:53 AM
This webinar will be recorded and posted on this page within two days following the live event. Thanks!
Kathy H says:
08-Oct-11 07:32 PM
Students have early out on this day. I am also wondering if a recording will be available.
Curley says:
08-Oct-11 12:27 PM
While there be a recording of the webinar? Because I have 3 classes I would like to share it with but only one of them would be able to see it. Please let me know. This looks really awesome!
Andrea Stewart says:
08-Oct-11 11:00 AM
This looks great! I'm also wondering, however, how long it is expected to run. I would need to schedule classes around it...
alexis says:
07-Oct-11 09:42 AM
I think since is so cool http://www.quia.com/rr/781418.html
Mindy says:
06-Oct-11 08:00 PM
Dave Salmoni is actually coming to our school for an Animal Planet assembly the next day...so we are in...what do we need to do to partipate or is it just to watch? Thanks, Mindy
Kelly says:
06-Oct-11 03:07 PM
How long is the webinar? Will students just view the presentation or will they have an opportunity to interact with the speaker?
Siemens STEM Academy says:
04-Oct-11 10:17 AM
@Carol: Yes! This would be a great webinar for second grade students. I would encourage them to join. Thanks!
Cathy Selzer says:
04-Oct-11 09:35 AM
Sounds like a great learning opportunity and I'd love to take part, but my students have an early release on that Wed. I would also like to know if this is available as a "live only" or will it be available on tape for later viewings. Thanks.
Carol Watts says:
04-Oct-11 08:30 AM
I teach second grade...would this be effective for early second graders
Stephanie Stern says:
03-Oct-11 06:30 PM
How long is the webinar?
Siemens STEM Academy says:
03-Oct-11 05:11 PM
@Elaine, the webinar will be most appropriate for a K-5 audience. However, during the webinar, Dave will at some point briefly discuss the Siemens We Can Change the World Challenge, an environmental sustainability competition for students in grades K-12. Hope that helps!
Elaine says:
03-Oct-11 05:05 PM
Why does it say in the header "Focus on K-5", but below it says grade levels 3-12? Which is it?
Robin Satnick says:
03-Oct-11 02:30 PM
My ecology would love to be hear the webinar. Will be be taped so we can show it at a later date? We live on the west coast and will be out of school when it starts.
Perky Smith-Hagadone says:
03-Oct-11 02:18 PM
I would love to have my students see this webinar, but we get out of school at 1:40 on Wednesdays. Is there anyway for us to participate?
davidle says:
01-Oct-11 03:28 PM
Aminu mukhtar says:
01-Oct-11 08:05 AM
Than you
Nancy Sheridan says:
28-Sep-11 05:04 PM
OMG!!! My sixth-graders have been LOVING Living with Tigers, the 2003 version that I've shown in class, and now I find out that the new version is going to kick off Tiger Week beginning on Nov. 4th! Dave Salmoni is going to have some avid fans, and hopefully some future conservationists, watching these shows. Thanks to Discovery Channel & Dave Salmoni for great educational programming. Sincerly, Nancy Sheridan 6th Grade English Teacher
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I'm so sick and tired of reading cosmo girl articles that always say, when a man cheats, it's because he has low self-esteem. Totally dismissing the fact that maybe there was a big sweet stinky ass involved. Hows about we just ignore evolution and boner science. You ever see that orangutan in the yoga pose pissing into his own mouth? You think when he's out trying pound chewed bubblegum looking monkey and ass it's all just because he's embarrassed of his bad breath… like he's developed an asparagus addiction. C'mon.
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By Joel firstname.lastname@example.com The Clayton County Board of Commissioners voted to delay action on the plans of one developer to build a 128-home subdivision on nine holes of the Lake Spivey Golf Course. When the motion was made Thursday night by Commissioner Michael Edmondson to approve the preliminary plat design for the subdivision, it got mixed reviews. BOC Chairman Eldrin Bell and Edmondson voted in favor of it. Commissioner Virginia Gray voted against it, and commissioners Wole Ralph and Sonna Singleton abstained. Edmondson then moved to hold the matter until the April 24 zoning meeting, and the motion was approved unanimously. Bell said he is "comfortable" holding the matter based on the concerns of the BOC. "There has been a lot of misinformation," he said. "We need to stay on top of the quality of the housing to make sure we don't end up with matchboxes," Bell continued. "This time will give us an opportunity to do so." The delay came after concerns were raised over the quality of the proposed product, safety issues concerning entryways into the subdivision, and a contingency clause in the contract between golf course owner Joe Hamilton and developer group, Spivey Club LLC. In February of last year, the BOC approved the preliminary plat for a conservation easement design presented by Spivey Club LLC. In the plan, 40 acres of the golf course would be set aside for residential development and the remaining 18 holes would be preserved as a perpetual green belt. According to Hamilton, and Spivey Club LLC Project Manager Jay Byce, the contract guarantees the developer the right to purchase and develop all 27 holes of the Lake Spivey Golf Course. That contingency clause was included, in case the developers' original plan was denied. "There is something that doesn't feel right about this to me," said Commissioner Ralph. He said his main concern is preserving the golf course, but felt uncomfortable being forced into a decision by a contract stipulation. "I want to see the contract," said Ralph. While homes in the proposed subdivision are planned as a combination of stone, brick, and stucco, Commissioner Gray noted the plans include an option of using a HardiePlank. Gray expressed concern that the fiber-concrete siding would look too much like vinyl siding, which is prohibited by county zoning ordinances. "They don't want a whole bunch of HardiePlank houses in Lake Spivey," said Gray. "If we don't hold their feet to the fire with specific plans, that is what we will get." Lawyers representing the county, developers, the golf course, and residents against the development, argued opposing viewpoints, none of which was strong enough to sway the BOC. "We have a vested right in the approval which has already occurred," said David Flint, an attorney representing Spivey Club LLC. "To deny that after the money and resources we have already expended ... it would be unconstitutional." Simon Bloom, attorney for three Lake Spivey residents opposing the development, argued that the golf course is zoned for agriculture, and thus can only support one home per acre of land. "You cannot get vested rights based on erroneous permits," said Bloom. "The question for the commission isn't based on popular vote, its based on what's in the ordinance. "It doesn't matter if you call it a bread maker or a toaster oven," said Bloom, "the property is still agricultural. We want to deny this ordinance." Members of various Lake Spivey-area home owners organizations, all wearing blue polo shirts and holding green posters with the words, "Save 18 holes of golf forever," filled the audience. Raymond Baggarly, a board member of Lake Spivey Community, Inc., was disappointed the BOC did not move forward on approving the plan. "It would be a good option for some of us who are looking to down-size and still live in a golf course community," said Baggarly. "The developers have bent over backwards to make this a good development, and that's why I'm for it." "Our plans have not changed from the February approval of last year," said Spivey Project Manager Byce, who also expressed disappointment. "This is our eighth public meeting to discuss this project. What we're asking the county to do is approve something that is already approved." Hazel Steele, a resident of the North Shore subdivision, said she is against the development because of the state of the local housing market. "There are no homes selling right now," said Steele. "If they don't find a way to sell those houses, we will just be looking at an eyesore." "There is something about this that stinks," said Bill Ihringer, one of the three residents suing the county to stop the development. "It's not a development ... it's a bailout."
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The first electrically operated ice plant in East St. Louis is that of Carter Bros. Ice and Fuel on South Sixth Street at the Illinois Central Railroad. It furnishes considerable ice to the various railroads for car icing purposes. A 5,000 ton capacity storage house permits continuous operation throughout the year.
Water for the manufacture of ice is obtained from the city water distribution mains. From the supply lines the water passes into a settling tank, then through a system of filters to a pre-cooling tank where the temperature is lowered to 38 degrees Fahrenheit. From the tank the water flows to the can reservoir where the cans in which the ice is frozen are filled to the proper level by automatically controlled valves. The cans are lowered into a brine tank. Through a hose connected to small pipes built into the can, air is pumped into the water, thereby preventing the water from freezing white, and forcing what impurities are left to the top of the, can as the block freezes. At the proper time, the impurities are drawn off.
Brine (salt water), at a temperature of 16 degrees Fahrenheit is used as the freezing medium. Ammonia passed through the brine in rows of pipes is used to cool the brine, the motor-driven compressors furnishing the means whereby the freezing cycle maintained by the refrigerant.
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This oceanfront retreat is one of the most beautiful and livable homes we've ever been in! Located on a bluff above the ocean, an amazing variety of wildlife is visible from its many tall windows and from its lovely backyard. We have seen sea otters, seals, dolphin, gulls, cormorants, and herons, and long lines of pelicans fly daily past the master bedroom windows! These same windows hold a view of stars at night. Cambria is a nature lover's paradise, and the immediate neighborhood is flat—great for walking, jogging, and biking. One of only a few rentals that allow pets, we were so grateful to be able to bring our cat along and to have an enclosed sideyard! The house has a flower-scented front courtyard offering privacy and a lovely outdoor living space. The home's interior is light, happy, and deeply restful. Its kitchen is stocked with wonderful cookware, dishware, appliances, and even a Champion juicer! Owners Carol and Marty love Italy, and the design of the house as well as kitchen supplies reflect their affection. We couldn't have been happier preparing meals, despite the temptation of our favorite restaurants: Indigo Moon, Madeline's, and Robin's in Cambria, Sebastian's in San Simeon, and the fabulous Harmony Café, in Harmony. Roost in Templeton, 25 minutes drive over Hwy. 46, is terrific, too. This drive offers spectacular vistas, and Templeton also has a Trader Joe's and a small market called Nature's Touch for local organic produce and naturally-raised meats. Casa Suena feels like a beloved home and not a rental. The bedrooms are comfortable and charming, with a great new sofa bed in the TV room. From the outset Carol made it clear that our complete enjoyment was her goal. She remained easily available to us, and we enjoyed and appreciated her as a person and a homeowner. She and Marty had great recommendations, including walking in the pine woods of the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve. The Preserve is a short distance down the street, with fabulous trails along the ocean bluffs and through the forest. We also love the walk along Moonstone Beach and through Leffingwell Park. Cambria has interesting shops, like Moonstones, Wildwood, the Garden Shed Shops, A Matter of Taste, and Cambria Hardware, seeming to have one of everything! For delicious ice cream there is The Village Bean, and for coffee, Cambria Coffee. Staying in Casa Suena has been a dream come true. It is a stunning and special place, owned by some very special people.
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We have some very musical authors and editors at our technical center in Munich, Germany. We asked these experts to describe their favorite Internet radio sites. One of the best things about Internet radio is its international reach. You can easily tune in to a tiny station on the other side of the world if you like stream. Of course, you may not be able to understand the DJ if you don't speak the language, but if you choose the right address, the music is all good. ? MATHIAS HUBER College Chaos and British Humor The USA has a legendary radio landscape. Innumerable small stations run by colleges or local communities provide unbeatable diversity. And thanks to the Internet, you can listen in, no matter where you are. New Jersey-based WFMU (http:// wfmu. org), for example, has a jam-packed program full of the kind of music that never makes the mainstream stations, including old soul rarities on "Downtown Soulville," and the breathtaking world music mix on "Give the Drummer Some." The station has live streams in Real and MP3 format, along with archived broadcasts and Podcasts.
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Friday's Forgotten Book(s): The Eighth Circle, Don't Ask, Chip Off the Bloc
Stanley Ellin's The Eighth Circle (1958) has come with high praise from many crime fiction aficionados as one of the more original private eye novels. Ellin has written some very good short stories, some of which are classics, and some good films have come out of his novels, but I couldn't get past page 100 or so of The Eighth Circle. Maybe I'm the one to blame, but nothing much seemed to happen. I also couldn't get into Ellin's style. The situation might be different if there were a good Finnish translation of the book, but unluckily this is not the case here. I'm sure many of Pulpetti's readers might like Ellin's book. (The Penguin cover is so great I wanted to use that, even though it's not very American in style.)
Donald Westlake's Don't Ask (1992) is one of his Dortmunder novels. I haven't been a fan of Dortmunders (lately I've found I don't really find jokes funny, especially in a book), but I've liked to read one now and then. This wasn't very entertaining, I must admit. I struggled the book through, as I hoped the book would turn funnier. Beside some mild amusement and some satire on United Nations and some quirky characterization the book seemed a bit forced. I'm actually sorry to say this, since I've liked other books by Westlake very much.
Gar Wilson's Chip Off the Bloc (1986) is something completely different: it's a book in the men's adventure series Phoenix Force that's a spin-off of the Mack Bolan series. I don't really care for this kind of stuff, but I have, shall we say, an academic interest for it. I left most of these books out of my first book, Pulpografia, and I've been thinking about a sequel in which I'd talk about these later men's adventure series. (Seems though I'll never make it. I might settle for a longer article.) This one was written by a guy called Paul Glen Neuman who has a website of his own (he lists at least thirty screenplays he's written, but none of them seems to have been filmed). Neuman has done also other men's adventure series, so I guess you could call him a pro. Chip Off the Bloc is written in a pretty dull way, I must admit: there's no actual development, the scenes just follow each other and something just happens in them. I understand this is supposed to be simple stuff, to be read shallowly and leisurely (which is actually what I did), but I think you could do these books with more imagination and better characterization. Now there's not much life to these people. The book has also some funny outdated stuff on early modems and computers. (I recall reading somewhere that Dan J. Marlowe penned one or two of these books, is this confirmed in the new Marlowe biography? The Finnish edition of this book, by the way, is credited with the original title as "Chip Off the Bloch"!)
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My name is Kevin Tran; I'm only nineteen, but I feel like I've seen a lot, and I know a lot. Although that's probably not the case, I believe in living my life through my own ethical code and standards. I'd like to share what I believe in through my downfalls, and accomplishments with whoever this may concern, in hopes of someone learning something from them.
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Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County
Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County, founded in 1989, is one of the oldest health coalitions in the country. Its mission is to measurably improve the well-being of all people in Greater Franklin County and neighboring towns using a coordinated public health approach of education, promotion, and outreach. With its qualified staff of public health professionals, Healthy Community Coalition offers health screenings, health information, and programs and events to support healthy lifestyles that prevent disease and improve quality of life. Its community outreach efforts appear in every town and corner of the region.
In the past year, more than 8,000 individuals benefited from the outreach activities of the Coalition with 3,572 seeking services on the Mobile Health Unit, where health risk appraisals (HRAs) are routinely offered. HRAs include a blood pressure and cholesterol check and individualized health education. Additional outreach events were held throughout the region such as: bone density screenings, flu immunizations, body composition analyzation, free clinical breast exams, education on tobacco, nutrition, physical activity and substance abuse, and education on the prevention of breast, cervical, colon, lung, prostate, and skin cancer.


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Serious Sunday Suppers [Milk Braised Chicken with Lemon, Sage and Garlic]
Sundays are big around these parts.
If we're lucky enough to find a Sunday where we're both home for dinner, I am typically up at the crack of dawn and elbow deep in cookbooks looking for something exciting to make. I carefully unfold the corners of my beloved books, that I've placed that way for the very purpose of Sundays, and run my hand down the page making mental notes of ingredients I have and don't have. I nudge Mr GL every few minutes, eyes-wide with inspiration, begging his approval of whatever dish has struck my fancy in that minute. If he agrees that the chosen recipe is 'Sunday-worthy', I quickly pound back my coffee, grab whatever article of clothing might be on the floor, and set off on a journey to purchase ingredients and, no doubt, a bottle of wine to go with.
This past Sunday, in particular, I woke up in search of a good chicken recipe. Not just any chicken recipe would do, though. Because I am a holy believer that there is no better chicken than Thomas Keller's Simple Roast Chicken, it takes a lot for me to trust in another. It's about as close to perfect as chicken can get. Moist, crispy skinned, and, for lack of a better descriptor, distinctively chickeny.
As I ran my fingers down the pages of Jamie Oliver's 'Happy Days with the Naked Chef', I made the brave decision that I was going to do the unthinkable, and try a new chicken recipe. A whole chicken cooked in a mixture of milk, lemon zest, cinnamon, garlic and sage. One that I've heard praise for time and time again. It can't hurt, right? Trying new things is good… or so they say.
It's difficult for me to admit, but this chicken is really good. Like, really, really good. Probably on par, though entirely different in taste and texture, than Kellers roast chicken. It's moist, fragrant and literally bursting with flavour from the savoury lemony sage sauce. There will always be room for both of these chickens on my plate.
If, like me, you mean serious business when it comes to Sunday Suppers, I urge you to invite this chicken to the table with you and your family. It's rustic and stunning in appearance, exquisitely delicious, and, like all perfect Sunday dishes, goes extremely well with a big bowl of creamy, buttery mashed potatoes.
Milk Braised Chicken with Lemon Sage and Garlic
recipe adapted from Jamie Oliver's Chicken in Milk
Even if the idea of lemon zest curdling the milk makes you squeamish, please please try it as written before making adjustments. The curdled bits of milk turn a caramel brown and are delightful beyond words.
1 1.5-2kg whole chicken
salt and freshly ground pepper
3/4 cup butter
Olive oil
1/2 stick cinnamon
Big handful of fresh sage leaves
Zest of 2 lemons
10 cloves of garlic, skin on
3 cups of milk
Preheat oven to 375.
Season your chicken all over with salt and pepper. Melt butter and a good splash of olive oil in a big pan over high heat and brown chicken on all sides until golden brown. Take care to brown it well as this will create beautiful flavour later on. Discard (or save!) the drippings.
Once browned, add the chicken to a snug fitting pot (one with a lid). Add the rest of the ingredients. Cook in preheated oven, covered, for 1 hour basting with juices every so often. Remove lid from pot and cook for another 1/2 hour uncovered.
When cooked through, pull the meat from bones and serve with pan juices on the side or poured over. We serve the chicken with skillet glazed carrots and, my ultimate Sunday comfort food, mashed potatoes.


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A souvenir of tonight's awards will be in Saturday's Northern Echo.
And that's a wrap!
Congratulations to all of tonight's award winners and nominees - you're all local heroes and an inspiration to us all.
Local Hero 2012 Josef Craig
Unfortunately Kat has a very important training session in the morning, so to collect her award is fellow Olympic rower, Jess Eddie.
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Winners: Kat Copeland and Josef Craig
For the first time ever, the judges decided to make a joint award.
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Winner: Louisa Allstars Trampoline Club
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She's also tipped as a future Olympian for the 2020 games.
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And now we're onto the award for most promising new talent, sponsored by Recognition PR.
Team GB Olympians Nicola Wilson and Steph Houghton join Scott Wilson on stage to relive their fantastic summer of sport.
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Winner: Josef Craig
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Scott Wilson talks to Olympic gold medallist Kat Copeland as she collected her Sporting Excellence (Senior) Award earlier tonight.
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Well done Karina!
Back to the awards!
Next up is the junior award for remarkable achievement, sponsored by Tees Barrage.
Before we carry on with the awards we've got a quick message from Alan Pardew, who couldn't be here tonight.
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Milly from Deerness Gymnastics Academy saves the day and rows her way to £10,000 which will go towards Future Sport.
It's a good job Ali and John are good at presenting...!
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If John and Alastair were in a real boat would it float? #localheroes12— @GrahamRobb 04 December 2012
John managed 250m in a minute. Will Ali beat him?
Now it's John's turn, and he's rowing well!
Keep going John!
We won. Thank you to all our volunteers and gymnasts! #localheroes12 http://t.co/nXjEu5kA— @DeernessGA 04 December 2012
And Ali appears to have broken the rowing machine...he was just too good.
BBC Tees presenters, Ali Brownlee and John Foster are hoping to follow in Kat Copeland's footsteps and row their way to £10,000 for Future Sport.
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Unbelievable commitment and dedication from #localheroes12 Unsung Heroes. Well done Leo Taylor!— @catherinemarch3 04 December 2012
Some fundraising fun now with The Northern Echo's chief sports writer, Scott Wilson.
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Winner: Deerness Gymnastics Academy
Deerness Gymnastics Academy saved their leisure centre from public sector cuts and have goneon to wina number of fantastic awards.
They also won the ITV show, Let's Get Gold, and opened tonight's awards.
Very well deserved! Well done!
The last award before we go for a quick break is the senior award for team or club of the year, sponsored by Tees Active.
Unsung Hero
Winner: Leo Taylor
From Wingate, he is the lynchpin of Castle Eden Cricket Club. He has been club secretary since 1982 and is responsible for the day-to-day running of the clubhouse.
He's also a key fundraiser, raising enough money to send the club's junior section on six summer tours.
Well done Leo!
Next up is theUnsung Hero Award, sponsored by BMI Woodland.
Unfortunately she couldn't be at the awards tonight as she's in Australia!
Instead the lady who nominated her, Wendy Glasper, is collecting the award on her behalf.
Congratulations Barbara!
Sir Bobby Robson Leading Light
Winner: Barbara Borwell
Barbara Borwell scoops the award for her work with visually impaired tennis players across the North-East.
Now we've got the Sir Bobby Robson Leading Light Award, sponsored by Virgin Money. It recognises those who guide others, pioneer, and inspire.
The marquee erupts into cheers and applause as the audience relives the winning moment from the summer.
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Winner: Kat Copeland
This year's winner is golden girl, Kat Copeland.
21-year-old Kat from Ingleby Barwick wowed us all at this year's London 2012 Olympics when she won gold in the double skulls with her partner, Sophie Hosking.
Well done Kat!
Remarkable Achievement award #localheroes12 Amazing nominees! Well done winner Rosie Pybus— @catherinemarch3 04 December 2012
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Now for the awards @ #localheroes12 Good luck to all nominees!— @catherinemarch3 04 December 2012
Next up is the senior award for sporting excellence, sponsored by Darlington Building Society.
Remarkable Achievement Award (Senior)
Winner: Rosie Pybus
The 20-year-old is a North-East visually impaired tennis champion and devots much of her time to coaching other blind tennis groups across the country.
Congratulations Rosie!
The first award is the senior award for remarkable achievement, sponsored by Northumbrian Water.
Right, that's dinner done! Now it's time to get presenting the awards.
But first, we've got a special message from Olympic gold medal winning long jumper, Greg Rutherford.
Olympic gold medallist Kat Copeland signs autographs
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They call him Barron, @EchoPeterBarron .Amazing entrance, tho not too sure about the wetsuit #wasitcold #localheroes12— @michaeldlines 04 December 2012
#localheroes12 keep buying those raffle tickets. Proceeds to Future Sport, great charity supporting new, young athletes.— @catherinemarch3 04 December 2012
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Loved performing at #localheroes12 - great to be back on stage. http://t.co/bfzQhUbx— @AcropolisLive 04 December 2012
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Huge gaggle of girls mobbing Nicola Wilson (in nicest possible way) on Table 11 #localheroes12— @Echochrislloyd 04 December 2012
Acropolis from Deerness Gymnastics Club kick off the show
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Acropolis from Deerness Gymnastics Club wowed the crowds to kick off the ceremony.
Well, it's now time for dinner - smells delicious! We'll be back shortly with more updates from tonight's awards.
We're delighted to have other sporting VIPs here tonight, including Sunderland Football Club star, Adam Johnson, Hartlepool United Manager, John Hughes and Darlington Football Club Manager, Martin Gray.
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Oh, he's made it, and in one piece too.
Thanks to Charlie Donaghy for lending Peter his track suit and Olympic torch, and everyone else who helped make the film.
Chief Sports Writer at The Northern Echo, Scott Wilson, takes to the stage as editor, Peter Barron hasn't made it yet. Wonder what's happened...
Host Peter Barron cuts it fine for the launch of the ceremony. Will he make it in time?
Just three minutes to go, the marquee's almost full and we're ready for a great celebration of grassroots sport in the North-East!
Really nice atmosphere here at Hardwick Hall as people gather for #localheroes12— @HCCLEJOG2012 04 December 2012
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Rehearsals done - time to celebrate all that's great about NE sport from the elite stars to unsung heroes of the grassroots. #localheroes12— @Scottwilsonecho 04 December 2012
Audience gathering for #localheroes12. Real buzz in the marquee. Have a great night everyone.— @EchoPeterBarron 04 December 2012
Guests are starting to arrive and being shown to their tables. The marquee looks fantastic and there's a great atmosphere already.
Not long until kick-off...
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New honors are on the way for the Detroit musician who is the subject of the Oscar-winning documentary 'Searching for Sugar Man."
On Thursday Detroit folk singer Sixto Rodriguez will receive a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Wayne State University.
In the 1970's Rodriguez became a star in South Africa after his anti-establishment lyrics touched those living during apartheid. But here in the United States his albums flopped and the documentary chronicles the search for the musician who many thought was dead.
Now Rodriguez is being honored for remaining politically involved and connected to the community, living in the city of Detroit and working to improve conditions for the inner-city working class, WSU said in a statement.
In 1981 Rodriguez earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy from WSU and today joins more than 3,500 students participating in two WSU spring commencement ceremonies at Ford Field in downtown Detroit.
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2012: Saw action in four games this season before losing her season to injury...2012 Academic All-Big Ten honoree.
2011: Named captain of the team for the 2011 season... 2011 Longstreth/NFHCA All-West Region Second Team selection... Honored as a member of 2011 NFHCA National Academic Squad... 2011 Academic All-Big Ten honoree... Named to the Second Team All-Big Ten... One of five Spartans to play in and start all 20 games... Tallied four defensive saves which tied her for second in the Big Ten... Scored two goals this season and tallied one assist... Recorded a defensive save at Northeastern (9/5)... Scored a goal in MSU's 3-0 win over No. 7 Virginia (9/10)... Tallied a goal at Central Michigan in the Spartans' 2-1 victory (9/21)... Had a defensive save in MSU's 2-1 overtime victory against Kent State (9/25)... Recorded a defensive save at Indiana (10/9)... Tallied a defensive save against Michigan (10/21)... Assisted on Abby Barker's goal against Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament (11/3)
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PHOENIX -- When Zach Randolph found his shooting stroke Sunday night, the Memphis Grizzlies took off.
Randolph scored 21 points and Rudy Gay added 20 to lead the Memphis Grizzlies to a 92-81 victory over the Phoenix Suns.
"Zach got going in the post and so we had a few options to run with," said Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins. "It was a solid win."
Randolph had been dominant in the team's first two meetings, averaging 16 rebounds and 28 points on 66.7 per cent shooting. Though his numbers were slightly lower this time around -- he had only eight rebounds, none on the offensive end -- they were more than enough.
Randolph upped his shooting percentage against Phoenix, connecting on 9 of 11 shots from the field and was 3 of 5 on free throws. He also had a steal in 36 minutes.
"It was a good game for us from both ends," Randolph said. "We got stops and everybody chipped in."
Tony Allen scored 11 and Marc Gasol had 10 points and 12 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who have won three of their last five games.
P.J. Tucker scored a career-high 17 points and Marcin Gortat added 12 points and eight rebounds for the Suns. Guards Goran Dragic and Sebastian Telfair combined for just 12 points and seven assists.
"We wanted to kick it in defensively and if their main guys get stopped, we'd get a win," Gay said. "Those guys don't score, most times they lose."
Phoenix has lost eight of nine and 15 of 20 dating to November 28.
"We're in a bad spot right now," said Suns coach Alvin Gentry. "Number one, we've got to stay together. We can't fragment right now. That's the easiest thing to do. Number two, we've got to play better. And number three, we've got to believe in ourselves. We're not going to play out the season or anything like that."
Despite shooting in the mid-30 per cent range for the bulk of the game, Phoenix trailed only 71-65 when Markieff Morris converted a three-point play 31 seconds into the fourth quarter.
But Gasol scored four points, including a fallaway 17-footer, and Gay added a 21-foot jumper to key a 10-3 run that put the Grizzlies ahead 81-68.
"I thought, 'here we go,' that we were going to make a fourth-quarter run but we couldn't get any baskets," Tucker said. "We were right there. We're always right there. But we couldn't get any baskets."
The Suns shot 78 per cent in the first quarter of a loss Friday to Utah, but struggled from the beginning against Memphis, the NBA's top team in opponent scoring. Phoenix missed its first seven shots and 11 of its first 13 on the way to a 23.8 per cent shooting quarter and a 32.5 per cent first half.
Yet the Grizzlies held only a five-point lead after the first and a 41-38 advantage at half, largely due to eight turnovers and 0-for-3 shooting from beyond the 3-point line.
"We've got to fight," Gortat said. "Right now, there's only one guy who fights to the end and that's P.J. Tucker. If we all fought like he does we'd be doing much better."
NOTES: Memphis became the first team in the series to win on the road since the Grizzlies won in Phoenix on December 8, 2010. ... The Suns had one fast-break point. ... Phoenix remained stuck on 1,999 franchise victories. ... Memphis is 7-28 in Phoenix. ... Suns guard Wesley Johnson played in the first half for just the seventh time in 35 games, scoring his six points on a pair of 3-pointers. ... The Suns' 38 first-half points were one more than the team's season low. ... Gay is nine minutes short of become the franchise leader in minutes played.
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Music City is going to rock just a little bit harder on June 4, when the CMT Music Awards come to town.
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