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Modeling, for me, is a creative manifestation of my passions, curiosities, and desires. And for that reason, I have chosen the genres I have: erotic art and fetish.
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My extensive history in dance (especially in ballet and modern) has proven to be inordinantly beneficial. I have an innate sense of my body, how it moves, and how I use it to express an emotion. Furthermore, it has given me the physical strength and personal dedication to bring myself to whatever limit is needed to create that awesome image.
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BILLERICA, MA — Advance Paper & Maintenance Supply Inc. has been appointed as a Triple S member-dealer, according to a press release.
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He says that Apple has cut its build orders to 30 million, down from 40 million. He does caution that, "suppliers seem to be prepping for iPhone 5S builds to start in March." So part of the slow down in iPhone 5 builds is because of the next iPhone coming in a few months.
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A Valley Metro bus driver was arrested on suspicion of attacking a passenger in a dispute over a fare card, Phoenix police said.
Todd Shields, 45, was booked into the Fourth Avenue Jail on charges of assault, disorderly conduct and criminal damage and later released
He was arrested Friday after a 21-year-old passenger presented him with a reduced fare card intended for passengers 18 years old or younger, said Phoenix police spokesman Sgt. Tommy Thompson.
An argument broke out and Shields physically threw the man off the bus and assaulted him, Thompson said. The passenger's cell phone was broken during the attack.
The victim suffered minor injuries, police said.
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"On Friday, June 14, 2013 a Veolia Transportation employee who is a bus driver was involved in an altercation with a passenger aboard his bus.
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This beautiful hill station is nestled in the Indus Valley. The dusty mountain ranges, which cradles this hill station in its arms, form a picturesque view. The place is full of scenic beauty and you can just jostle around on the main street during this season, as you'll find the locals selling tea, gorgeous woolen attires and semi-precious stones.
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The total separations, or turnover, rate decreased from 3.4 to 3.1 percent in July.
In July, the total separations rate decreased in the professional and business services industry and in the South region.
Separations are terminations of employment that occur at any time during the month. Total separations include quits (voluntary separations), layoffs and discharges (involuntary separations), and other separations (including retirements).
The quits rate, which can serve as a barometer of workers' ability to change jobs, was essentially unchanged at 1.8 percent in July. The quits rate decreased in the professional and business services industry and in the West region in July.
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The411 with Sherlene Shanklin: Today friends and family paid their final respects to one of the last living members of the Tuskegee Airmen. Louisvillian Alvin LaRue Sr.passed away on Monday, February 3rd. LaRue was a flight officer for the Tuskegee Airmen and World War II veteran. He retired from the Army Corps of Engineers.
I had the once in a lifetime opportunity to find the Kentucky members of the prestigious Alabama unit about 13 years ago for Black History Month. The first person I found was Alvin LaRue Sr. I knew him because I knew his son. We sat down and talked about his accomplishments and how important it was to let people know their history. I remember that he was very humble and so willing to share his story about the segregation in the Army even though they were all fighting for the same thing.
LaRue is a native of Louisville and he was a student at the University of Pittsburgh when he was drafted into the U. S. Army in 1943. LaRue then went on to become one of America's first Black military airmen.
LaRue was buried today at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery in Radcliff, KY. Alvin LaRue Sr. was 89 year old.
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PHOENIX (AP) - Former Phoenix Suns player Richard Dumas has pleaded not guilty after being charged with eight counts of organized retail theft.
The 44-year-old Dumas entered his plea Friday. His next court date is Feb. 14.
He was among 151 people arrested in last week's roundup of theft suspects sought in multiple cases in Arizona.
Dumas is accused of taking about $800 worth of items from Luke Air Force Base's exchange store while working with a janitorial service.
Glendale police say Dumas was seen on store surveillance cameras in September and October 2012 taking cigarettes, alcohol, food, DVDs and shoes.
Dumas played for the Suns from 1992 to 1995 and helped Phoenix reach the NBA Finals in 1993. He was waived by the Suns in 1995 after he missed drug testing.
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John Basile likes to take his Siberian Tiger Shere Khan for walks outside, so the cub can play with his Great Pyrenees dog pal Max. It's not a problem at Basile's Big Run Wolf Ranch in Lockport.
However, On Sunday February 16th, Basile took the tiger to Uncle Richie's Bar in town and it caused a bit of a stir.
"I don't know if I had permission, the owner was not there, so I brought him in the back door, and he stayed for 15 minutes and then the music was too loud and too many people, too many distractions, so he started getting a little cranky so I took him out," said Basile.
People who saw the tiger that night said it was a little disconcerting seeing what is usually considered a wild animal.
"I was a little scared, like I was surprised to see somebody with a tiger, like just walking the streets like it was a normal thing, like a dog or something," said Ethan Autman, a witness to the scene that night who recorded video of the animal.
Basile said that he took the tiger to the bar to promote Wild Fest, an upcoming event he was taking part in with other wildlife educators where people get to see the tiger up close. He said at no time was anyone in the bar in danger.
"We had two handlers there that are trained by me, they know what to do, so he was in complete control at all times. It's not like we walked in there, turned him loose, and said go see everybody," Basile said.
Basile, who is raising the now five month old cub to be part of his wildlife education center, was charged with three misdemeanors, including reckless conduct and possession of a dangerous animal. He believes the whole incident has been blown out of proportion, especially by some of the international press.
"People were getting the assumption that I brought a 500 pound tiger into the bar, well he's only 45 pounds," said Basile.
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Interpretation of the Sport Culture of Original State of Man Nation: A Case Study of Liaodian Villages of Compact Communities of ManChu
The sport culture of original state of Man nation began from the past. Now it is still alive. The cultures of Chenchu ball, Saiweihu, Xuedi Walk and shoulie are related with special landform, ancestry and abundant culture traits. They represent the customs and labor means of Man nation. The sport cultures are changing, because of the development inside and contact with outside. However, there is a regular pattern in the changes which is culture congruence.
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Chen, X. M. (2000). The research method of quality and social science research. Beijing: Education Sciences Press. (In Chinese).
Hu, X. M. (1999). Sport anthropology. Guangzhou: Guangdong People's Press. (In Chinese).
Shi,Z. W., Hu, X. B.(1998). The lexicon of Chinese culture. Beijing: China's International Broadcasting Press. (In Chinese).
Tan, H.(2004). Sport history. Beijing: Higher Education Press. (In Chinese).
Yuan, F. (1997). Course of social research methods. Beijing: Peking University Press. (In Chinese).
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True Grit Opens Wednesday- Today, Let's Talk 1979!
True Grit has its Christmas opening starting tomorrow! Jeff Bridges stars as Rooster Cogburn in the remake of the 1969 classic. Jeff recently starred as Bad Blake in "Crazy Heart" – a great film about a washed out Country singer on his way back to relevance.
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LINCOLN PARK (WKZO) -- Lincoln Park may be moving closer to the appointment of an emergency manager after city council members rejected a consent agreement with the state to deal with its financial crisis. The council voted four to three Tuesday night against the agreement and unless that vote is changed by Friday,
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Six digits could possibly change lives tonight.
Machines throughout the nation are buzzing as people are hoping and praying they've picked the Powerball's winning numbers. Some individuals let the machines pick their numbers, while others used a more scientific method… birthdays, today's date, the day the divorce was final.
The odds of winning are one in 175 million, but that didn't stop the Fraueholtz family from Iowa from buying a few tickets. While shopping along the Mag Mile the mom and her two daughters decided to purchase three tickets. "We let the machine do it," the Mrs. Fraueholtz claimed. When asked what they would do if they won, she said, "There are some charities that I would support. I would support my church for sure."
Neil Watson with the Nebraska lottery says the current estimated jackpot of $320 million seems to be holding strong. The lump-sum cash option is $198.3 million.
"I'd build my house in the Midwest, put some away for college and go out for a nice dinner," another hopeful player stated,
Lottery officials say the current jackpot is the sixth highest in history. No one has won the Powerball jackpot since early February.
Powerball is played in 42 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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An off-duty Suffolk County police officer died in an early morning crash. It happened at 3:33 a.m. on Route 25 near Siracusa Boulevard in Commack.
Police say that Patrick Curley, 40, of Huntington, was driving an SUV westbound when he hit a Winters Brothers garbage truck that was backing out of a business.
The driver of the garbage truck, James Jarosch, 59, was not hurt. Jarosch was issued summonses for unsafe backing and equipment violation after the truck was inspected.
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Flu Shot Fiasco, Critical Incident Report
Medical Authors and Editors: Barbara K. Hecht, Ph.D. and Frederick Hecht, M.D.
October 13, 2004 -- Now that the flu shot fiasco is upon us, the CDC (US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention) is doing quite a job. It is taking charge of the situation.
The List of Eight
The List of Eight is made up of two geriatric groups, a chronic disease contingent, two groups of kids, women heavy with child, and two groups of caregivers. The List of Eight, as set forth by the CDC, consisted of:
We would add at least one other group, namely people who are immunosuppressed. Anyone who is immunocompromised by chemotherapy or extensive radiation therapy or by a disease should clearly receive priority for the killed-virus flu vaccine.
So the List of Eight should be the List of Nine (or more).
CDC Allocating Remaining Vaccine
The remaining 8 million doses will be left to the CDC to "move around in ways that serve those at the highest risk."
Thanks to the CDC
The CDC's response has been rapid, right on target, and pioneering. Dr. Julie Gerberding and her many, many colleagues at the CDC deserve all our thanks for a thankless job well done.
The Health World is One
And finally, while we were in line for flu shots yesterday, we discovered that none of our new friends standing there realized the vaccine they were about to receive was made in France! The health world is one.
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COLUMBUS COUNTY, NC (WECT) – Authorities have charged a man with murder, felony death by vehicle and DWI following a wreck that killed a woman on Hwy. 74/76 on the Columbus, Brunswick County line.
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Why can't we all get together and find a cure to all terminal diseases?
I have not done enough research on collaboration between research centers but I promise to read all of your comments, since I am mostly asking this question to learn from you.
One of my dreams is to be able to witness an international collaboration and a public commitment from top research centers to find a cure to terminal diseases and to distribute the cure for free to people in need.
Do you think that there is a competition between research centers and scientists? Do you think that some groups are more focused on finding a cure to make money rather than finding a cure to save lives? I would love to know what you think.
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Bob GuMay 9 2013: This may seem like brilliant idea but unfortunately most of the world won't move an inch to assist in this, why?
Well unfortunately we are all driven by money and greed. No one will do this unless there is something in it for them. Competition is healthy but when it becomes personal and sabotage etc that will undermine the research itself then rather than construction we have fallen into a pit of our own destruction.
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Wooster's an awesome place. I graduated in 2011, but my younger siblings still go there. The social environment is very relaxed and judgment-free (people at Wooster love weird people). Academically, students are able to pursue whatever their primary interest may be or take a range of varied, interesting classes. The teachers are warm, friendly people who deeply care about the students on a personal level as well as on an academic level. In my experience, the teacher's don't LET you have a hard time. They make sure that you get all of the individual attention you need to grasp the sometimes-quite-advanced material. I went into college VERY prepared academically and socially. Overall, Wooster's a very caring, warm community with great teachers and a lot of individual attention. I'd recommend it to anyone. One last thing: The comments below about the increasing presence of Christianity on campus is the opposite of the truth, although they were posted in 2006. The campus is filled with people with very liberal tendencies and most students DO NOT participate in any sort of religious activity. The on-campus Reverend is VERY progressive and accepting in his views. No indoctrination.
We moved our kids here from one of the supposedly 'excellent' public schools near by three years ago and couldn't be happier. Their development, both academically and emotionally, has been wonderful to watch. We didn't originally think of sending our children to a private school, but the results in them have made the sacrifices worth it.
Perfect selection for our two children, we wanted a school with good values and a nice group of kids, this was the perfect choice for us.
Wooster has been everything we hoped and expected it to be. Small class sizes, wonderful student teacher relationships and no place to hide. Our child join the school mid year in 8th grade and has gone from strength to strength. She loves the school and has transformed from an average to outstanding student.
Wooster truly promotes 'community' at their school. They instill a love for learning and teach the kids to care for each other.
Our child has been a student here for 3 years. Although our town is noted for its excellent public schools, our child did not receive much attention there - she is neither a super gifted student or athlete or a child in need of help. She has blossomed at Wooster - academically and has been encouraged to particpate in musical and athletic endeavors. She has gained so much confidence. A wonderful nurturing school with great academics and other offerings. To be sure, it is a financial sacrifice but - we feel - well worth it.
Before you accept all that is said about this school dig a little deeper. We were not happy with our experience at Wooster.
My son is in his third year at Wooster School. The teachers' enthusiasm and excellence is unmatched in the public schools. New administration -- division heads this year and headmaster next year will only help this school. This is a school for the 'good kid' and the curious kid -- small, intimate, and intense. Check out the year abroad program!
Having tried the Danbury public school system and moving my daugther to Wooster I have seen her grow, blossom, learn and love school. I can't say enough great things about this school and wish all kids in America could have this educational opportunity.
I agree with all the positive comments posted here. We hail from a highly touted Westchester suburban public school district, where we pay exorbitant taxes, but found that the curriculum at our local public school was somnolent, lacked creativity and academic challenges for students on the upper end of the academic bell curve. After spending 4 years at our local public school, we transferred to Wooster and have witnessed remarkable changes in our children. The curriculum at every level is cutting edge, creative, challenging. The student body is diverse. Though it took us a while to get around the idea of paying so much for private school tuition, we feel every penny is well spent, and now forgo vacations and such. Wooster does have an Episcopalean background, but it is very respectful of non-Christian religions. If you are looking for excellence in education and not a test mill, come to Wooster.
On the plus side, there is lots of individual attention, a fairly personalized curriculum and good control of the social ennvironment. On the minus, there is a significant gender imbalance (far more girls than boys) and an increasingly Christian orientation.
Wooster School is remarkable for its sense of community. Here the students are held accountable for their citizenship, and in addition to the Self-Help jobs program (which is student led and run) they are taught consideration and respect of others. The academic program is challenging, and the faculty are truly committed to helping the students achieve their goals. The art program is strong, and the athletic teams are competitive in their league. Wooster teams have earned many sportsmanship awards over the years. We feel that our daughter is being prepared for life, not just college, at Wooster and highly recommend the school.
This is a wonderful school that really offers a strong sense of community. Students learn to trust adults because of caring teachers. The language program is very rich, offering foreign language from K - 12 and an optional year abroad. Small class size allows for discussion. For parents who want to get involved, there are many opportunities.
We sent our children here to foster their curiousity and because, as quiet children, they would have been lost in our public school - this despite the financial sacrifice we have ti make. Our eldest has become a terrific college student and the younger has wonderful study skills. There is more diversity here than at our public school too. Everyone must participate - be it in athletics, cleaning the campus after school, the arts... I would like to see AP offered to anyone who wants to challenge himself. I highly recommend this wonderful school.
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Mayor Jerry Abramson today presented the annual Mayor's Outstanding High School Seniors award to 47 Louisville public and private schjool students.This year's recipients include at least ten National Honor Society members, four Governor's Scholars and five math scholars. The group also includes students who emigrated from Mexico, Bosnia and Korea, a student who is participating in the UPS School-to-Work program, students who have volunteered for a variety of charities including rebuilding homes in New Orleans and several teenagers who have overcome personal adversity to succeed in the classroom
"This program celebrates outstanding achievements of our students who are not only dedicated to academics, but are community role models in their service, commitment to family and ability to overcome personal challenges to obtain success," Abramson said. "It's one of my favorite events as we are able to meet the future of our community."
The winners come from almost every public and private high school in Louisville. Each principal and guidance counselor in the city is asked to nominate a student for the award.
The Outstanding High School Seniors Award began in the mid 1980s, and when Abramson took office in 1986, he expanded the program to include more schools.
The presenting sponsor of this year's event is AT&T.
The following are this year's winners and their accomplishments:
Reyna Aquino, Western High School
Reyna is an honors student and challenges herself by her choices of coursework. She is involved in Student Government, is a class officer and helps coordinate activities and events throughout the year. She has participated in Beta Club, yearbook, and quick recall. She is a member of the Powder Puff Football, cheerleading and volleyball teams. She is a peer tutor and volunteers her skills on Saturdays for Writer's Workshop. She and her family emigrated from Mexico and she aids others as a Spanish language translator to family, friends and neighbors.
Marc Bacon, Ahrens Work Transition Program
Marc has spent hundreds of hours volunteering at Kosair Hospital, the UofL Warehouse and the Louisville Zoo. He had perfect attendance last year and works part time at Goodwill Industries on Bardstown Road where he demonstrates his dependability, job skills and ability to work as a team member. Marc's ready, warm smile reveals the kindness that Marc easily distributes. Marc continues to serve the community as a valuable volunteer, respected employee and independent young adult.
Somyi Baek, Walden School
Somyi is an intelligent young woman from Korea. She is the top of the top. She is off the charts in math, scoring 5 on her AP exams in Calculus and Physics. She is not only a top academic student, but also a musician. One of her passions is the piano. She plays for her church every Sunday and three times a week at a nursing home. Somyi combines academic excellence and personal integrity with quiet confidence. She is respected by her peers and commended by the faculty at Walden.
Celia Baker, Holy Cross High School
Celia is a model of leading by example. She has been an academic leader since her freshman year. She maintains a 4.0 GPA and has achieved a 34 on her ACT. Celia has been a participant in numerous school clubs and a member of a number of teams. Currently she is a tennis team captain and a top-flight competitor. Celia represents Holy Cross with class and integrity and will become a leading citizen when her college career is finished.
Alma Begic, Moore Traditional High School
Alma is a student with natural leadership skills serving as a member of the local and regional FBLA and as a class officer. As a school ambassador she speaks to elementary and middle school students about the importance of school. With her Bosnian background, she can be seen in the halls translating for students and faculty alike. She participates in the student council, yearbook staff, and academic team and is on the volleyball and tennis teams. She has a 3.5 GPA and will graduate with NHS honors.
Anthony Blake, Fern Creek Traditional High School
Anthony is an exemplary student with excellent communication skills. As an excellent videographer, writer, editor and newscaster, he brings depth, creativity and excellence to his work. Many of the feature stories Anthony wrote and produced have been aired on KET and have been part of newscasts receiving awards at state competitions. He has volunteered at Wayside Mission and the Cystic Fibrosis society. Currently he plans to attend Northwestern University majoring in journalism.
Michael Booth, DeSales High School
Adjectives that describe Michael are committed, goal oriented, independent, organized and self-motivated. Since his sophomore year, Michael has been a top honors recipient in science, 21st century technology, social justice and is on the Academic All State First Team in football and track. He is a member of the NHS and the Beta Club and is currently the president of the Key Club. He helps run practices for the 7th and 8th grade boys team and the 3rd and 4th grades girls teams at a nearby parish school.
Michelle Brown, Iroquois High School
Michelle is an extraordinary student who has overcome obstacles. She is poised, well-spoken and she simply has a "elegance" about her that draws people to her. She is a dedicated class officer, a cheerleader and has served as part of the ROTC unit. She is an incredible leader, who has a gift for motivating others. She aspires to study nursing in college. She wants to prove that she will be better than what she sees around her.
Derrian Burage, The Brown School
Derrian is a very kind, sweet and polite young man. He is strong academically and is an incredible athlete. He has been a valuable member of the basketball team, soccer team and track teams. He has always excelled in sports and is able to balance his extra-curricular programs with his school work. He is the senior class president and organizes the many senior activities throughout the year. Though his family has limited means, he never sees himself as a victim. He wants to become a Construction Engineer.
Sharelle Caldwell, Doss High School
As a freshman, Sharelle and her siblings were removed from their home and separated. For a while she moved from place to place and finally settled with her grandmother and her brothers were placed with an aunt in Texas. She worked to send money to her brothers for necessities. When she came to Doss she began working on her academics and became involved in the step team and became its captain. She is a member of the student senate, writing team and is a peer mediator. She has a work ethic and determination to overcome adversity and to succeed.
Andrea Couch, Churchill Park School
Prior to coming to Churchill Park, Andrea's behavioral challenges prevented her from participating in many classroom activities during the day. Throughout her years at Churchill Park, her behavior has improved greatly and she has become a favorite among staff and students. She is very social and friendly, and thrives on strong relationships with the staff. She goes to work at numerous job sites and has also become a favorite to many in the community. Andrea's Churchill Park family will miss her.
Alexis Croushore, Maryhurst School
Alexis is a recent graduate of Maryhurst which is one of thirteen state agency schools in JCPS. After enrolling in Maryhurst she was eager to complete high school requirements and begin college. She accomplished those goals by graduating February 26 and was accepted into the Honors program at U of L and will begin studies in May. Alexis won third place in the statewide Martin Luther King essay contest, scored a 30 on the ACT and has completed several online college courses.
Rachel Cunningham, Beth Haven Christian School
Rachel is truly an all-around student, participating in the school's athletic program; extensive community service projects; and the UPS School-to-Work program; all while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Rachel will graduate as Valedictorian of her class in May and is a member of the NHS and the National Beta Club Chapters at Beth Haven. Rachel plans to attend the University of Louisville in the fall, with a major in political science.
Morgan Davenport, Ballard High School
Morgan has taken nine Advanced Placement courses, maintains a 3.97 GPA and scored a 33 on her ACT. Morgan is also a National Merit Finalist. She is a member of the NHS, Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta and Beta Sigma Phi and 2008 Governor's Scholar. She also is a Hugh O'Brian Youth Ambassador and a Commonwealth Ambassador. Outside of school, Morgan is active in athletics, and has accumulated 355 hours of community service with the girl scouts, her church and the Jefferson County Public Schools.
Alexa Deep, Sacred Heart Academy
Alexa carries a 3.98 GPA, is in the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society and is a four-year participant in the KY United Nations Assembly. Her community activities include volunteering for Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Hand in Hand Ministries, Salvation Army and Vacation Bible Schools. She is a member of the flag football team which helps raise money for breast cancer research. She will receive an International Baccalaureate diploma in May. She will attend UK or the University of Dayton, majoring in International Studies or Pre-law.
Michael Denham, Fairdale High School
Mike is the class president and the leader of the Dawg Pound, the student pep group for both football and basketball games. Mike is at the top of his class in all academic, athletic, and leadership capacities. He has participated in baseball, football, cross country and soccer where he earned All District honors as goalie. Mike is active in the Fairdale community and is a steady, good natured young man that has proved there is nothing in life that will stop him from succeeding.
Sara Dubey, Valley High School
Sara is an extremely intelligent young lady who has overcome many obstacles and taken challenging classes while maintaining a 3.9 GPA. Sara is currently editor of the school newspaper and vice president of the senior class. She was voted by teachers to represent the class as Ms. Valley. Although Sara has had numerous personal struggles, it seems that she never lets a challenge keep her down, even when the adults in her life make poor decisions. She plans to attend Sullivan University to major in business management.
Kenneth England, Alfred Binet School
According to teachers from the Binet School, Kenneth England excels in honors of the heart. He looks at the days and weeks not as passing time, but as the true essence of what we are. From his point of view, clouding our days with the absence of a good laugh would be absurd, and the inability to look at things in a positive manner is truly a waste of time. Kenneth's days are focused on making others happy and looking at life for what you can give back.
Thomas Finch, Atherton High School
Tom gives his best effortlessly, maintains a 4.0 GPA, is in the NHS is a National Merit Finalist and never allows the academic stress of the International Baccalaureate program get the best of him. Tom is articulate, hardworking, respectful, trustworthy, friendly, and caring. He is a gifted young man who has such a brilliant mind and incredible musical talent, which he humbly shares with others. He plays the trombone and is in the All-State and All-County bands as well as the concert and jazz band.
Michael Frazure, Butler Traditional High School
Michael is the ideal student in all disciplines maintaining a 4.0 GPA. He has won numerous recognitions for his contributions to academics, community service and his church. Michael has that wonderful combination of adult intellect and a conscientious nature. His desire to always please others is both endearing and charming. Michael has the rare combination of intellectual and emotional gifts that almost always spell incredible success in college and beyond.
Christina Gazaway, Westport TAPP (Teenage Parent Program)
Christina is disciplined, dedicated to her studies and exhibits goal-oriented behavior. While raising a daughter, she has maintained a 3.5 GPA, received a 23 on her ACT and will have six college credits when she graduates. She shines in the area of Math and her diligence in all things scholastic will definitely guide her to success in her chosen field of electrical engineering at U of L. Realizing that this is a male dominated field, Christina will shine and make all women proud of her accomplishments.
Barbara Gibbs, Collegiate
Barbara makes excellence look easy and makes leading by example seem a natural calling. She shows creativity, intellectual curiosity and passion for learning in the classroom. Her love of acting has enhanced her skills on the Mock Trial team, and in sports she is a determined competitor and a role model for good sportsmanship. Barbara has volunteered at the Louisville Zoo, KY Special Olympics, New Orleans Habitat for Humanity, Home of the Innocents and the Cherokee Art Fair.
Gillian Griggs, Louisville Male Traditional High School
Gillian is an amazing, high achieving and high energy young lady with all the right stuff. She became an author at ten, had her first restaurant review at eleven and won an essay contest on the Holocaust that earned her a trip to D.C. She plays basketball, runs track and field, and is pretty good at karate. Gillian has been a class officer for three years, a Duke Scholar, and a Miss KY Teen USA pageant delegate. Male expects to see Gillian on the front page solving some economic problem or issue of world concern.
Candace Hardin, Liberty High School
Candace has participated in the Student Forum helping to plan events to assist a Sudanese family and raise money for the Metro United Way. She is a Senior Representative and is a member of The Courier Journal's High School Round Table. She volunteers at the Humane Society and works part-time at the Shively Animal Clinic. Candace has worked to overcome many obstacles. She will be a first generation college student, pursuing a degree in zoology or pre veterinarian medicine.
Paul Heiniger, Eastern High School
Paul has maintained a 4.0 GPA and scored a 31 composite on the ACT. Paul has also been actively involved in the Beta Club and the NHS and has taken 15 AP courses while at Eastern. Paul has been a member of the soccer team for three years being named to the All-District Team and was on the lacrosse team. He earned the Coach's Award in both sports. Paul credits his coaches with having a big impact on him. This is an outstanding young man in academics, athletic ability and community involvement.
Marissa Helms, Kentucky School for the Blind
Marissa is a Governor's Scholar. She has been the student council president for two years and volunteers at the Salvation Army, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and her church. She is a peer tutor and a JV swimming and cheerleading coach younger visually impaired students. She placed second in the states foreign Language Competition. She is an outstanding athlete in track, wrestling, swimming, goal ball and cheerleading squads. In 2008, she was one of 25 US Ambassadors at the Para Olympics in Beijing, China.
Briana Kellum, Southpark TAPP (Teenage Parent Program)
Briana maintains a 3.8 GPA, has perfect attendance, is on the honor roll every six weeks and her course selections are challenging. She is a cheerleader, a member of NHS, Spanish Honor Society, SMART, FCCLA, Black Achievers and Upward Board. Briana's gifts lie in her positive attitude, and her willingness to help others. She is motivated and focused and has not let being a teen parent keep her from being successful. She has applied to U of L and her career goal is to be a nurse practitioner.
Brittany Kelsey, Waggener High School
Brittany has a 4.0 GPA in Waggener's Advance Program. She is a class officer, a member of the Principal's Forum, a Harvard Book Award winner, a member of the NHS, Beta Club, Student Council and Pep Club and voted the "Most Intelligent" by her peers. Brittany has been yearbook editor, captain of the Girls soccer team, stage manager of the drama club and senior member on the softball team. Britanny was recently named by Business First magazine as a "Tomorrow's Leaders" recipient for the second straight year.
Annie Kinny, Mercy Academy
Annie loves to learn. She has a probing mind and an insatiable curiosity. Quiet and thoughtful, Annie is fully capable of grasping concepts with minimal instruction. In addition to being an excellent school citizen and active in extracurricular activities, she has been a first rate runner on the cross country team. Annie's sense of purpose drives her to stay the course –she simply will not give up. She recognizes her God-given gift to serve others. One goal is to participate in the Ironman Triathlon.
Rachel Linkous, St. Francis High School
Rachel melds her academic prowess, compassion for the earth, stellar hockey talents and maturity at the student council round table discussions with an eagerness to be a spokesperson for social issues. Rachel designed a rain gathering system at the Earth and Spirit Center and quickly transformed herself from high school student to a local environmental expert. She co-founded Eco-Louisville, a bank of environmental clubs of area high schools. She is an honest, caring young woman ready to take on the world.
Kelsey Mattingly, Seneca High School
Kelsey is one of the most active in Seneca's student body with a near perfect academic record and plethora of activities including theater and orchestra, four years as a class officer and speech and debate awards. She is a reliable, kind-hearted, and energetic student, always willing to volunteer to lend a hand where needed. Whether collecting donations during a leukemia fundraiser or standing in near freezing temperatures to sell hotdogs for a junior football cookout, she commits herself 100 %.
Alexandria Meehan, Jefferson County High School
Alex entered JCHS as a freshman and in a little over two years has developed into an accomplished, bright senior on the threshold of graduation. She has a strong work ethic, pleasant, easy-going personality and a positive attitude. She has been a delightful student with which to work. With near perfect attendance, she has demonstrated an ability to take advantage of opportunities that are presented to her and works extremely hard. She never wastes time, but focuses diligently for the entire class session.
Charles Mullennex, Pleasure Ridge Park High School
Charlie is a hard working student in the Advance Program. Due to diligence and commitment to academics he became a leader and role model in the classroom. He serves as the senior class president. Charlie balances his school work with helping to care for his mother who was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease five years ago. He is the captain of the football team and has had to lead his team through the tragedy of losing a fellow athlete on the practice field. PRP is proud of this impressive young man.
Sidney Noland, Assumption High School
By the end of her senior year, Sidney will have completed ten AP courses and four dual credit level courses and has a 3.92 GPA. Sidney is a Governor's Scholar and pursues her love of violin, ballet, horseback riding and riflery. Sidney has served as a Just Creations fair trade ambassador and is a founding member of the inter-high school coalition, EcoLouisville, which aims to help likeminded young people promote a "greener" Louisville. She plans to attend Yale University in the fall.
Anthony Osbourne, St. Xavier High School
Anthony is truly outstanding. He is president of the National Honor Society and coordinated all service projects for the group. Over spring break, he went to New Orleans to help rebuild, and later to Belize to build shelters. He has been a four year contributor to the football teams, and has a 3.7 GPA in the honors and AP program. Anthony has been awarded a full scholarship to the University of Alabama. He plans on majoring in mechanical engineering and then pursuing medical school.
Ryan Ponder, Central High School
Ryan is an intelligent and personable young woman who is fun to be around. She is reliable, responsible and an excellent academic student in the Legal Government magnet. She has participated in Mock trial events and has a knack for tackling difficult subject areas. Though her father has been absent for the past ten years, and the family has had to struggle financially, she is determined to go to college and be the first person in her family to earn a college degree.
Maria Venice Quirimit, Shawnee High School
Venice is the top of the 2009 Shawnee class. Not only does Venice carry a perfect 4.0 GPA, her list of extracurricular activities is astonishing. She is proudest of holding the highest rank of Lieutenant Commander of the NJROTC Program. Coming in a close second is her acquisition of her private pilot's license by May of 2009. Outside of school, Venice is a children's Sunday school teacher, a peer tutor and finds time to work fifteen hours a week at a nursing home.
Ben Richter, Kentucky Country Day School
Ben has been an outstanding contributor to his school community. He has excelled in the toughest courses at KCD. As Student Council president, Ben demonstrated remarkable energy and unfailing loyalty. As leader of the Honor Council, Ben's mature judgment has been exemplary. Ben was quarterback and captain of the football team and a started in basketball and baseball. He is active in B'nai Brith Youth Organization and the Summerbridge Program. He is headed for the University of Michigan next fall.
Emma Scott, Christian Academy
Emma is a National Merit Finalist and a Presidential Scholar candidate. Emma loves learning, AP Chemistry and AP Spanish are thrilling to her. She plays soccer and is a coach's dream with her great attitude and leadership which earned her the Players' Player Award. Emma is a terrific violinist amazing the audience in a recent concert with her solo. Emma tutors a disadvantaged student three days a week, positively influencing her grades and emotional health. Emma's goal, to be a medical missionary, fits her perfectly.
Susan Stein, Presentation Academy
This class salutatorian and National Merit commended student was one of two student from Kentucky selected to study at the congressional Academy for American History and Civics. Susan has been an equally outstanding athlete, helping her teams gain regional honors in basketball, field hockey and track. Susan is committed to excellence in all her many endeavors. Recognized as a capable leader, Susan uniquely views her numerous leadership roles as "service" to others and positively touches the lives of those she meets
Richard Stewart, Trinity High School
Rick is the ideal school citizen, in the classroom, athletics, religious activities and primarily as a person of good nature and maturity. Rick has garnered all the best academic awards and has set a personal and school record as a varsity swimmer. He serves as a role model for younger students and a leader, especially in campus ministry and community service. Mostly, however, it is the high quality of his personal style that is commendable. He is a man of honor and character.
Rachel Stivers-Bender, DuPont Manual High School
As a young girl, Rachel's mother owned a restaurant, the Cottage Café, and Rachel grew up there and the customers became her family. When identified as dyslexic it was her restaurant family who pushed her and never gave up on her. She went to two different schools a day to learn compensation skills for her disability; she uses her do-ability, as she calls it, to empower her. She also had her Youth Group and Girl Scout troop to help her along the way.
Derek Stotts, Southern High School
Derek is number one is his class, and has maintained a 4.0 GPA while taking the most rigorous curriculum offered. Outside the classroom he loves music; his interests ranging from heavy metal to classical. He is the drumline section leader and has won both school and regional honors. Derek is president of the senior class, and is a valued member of the track team. He was a Governor's Scholar in 2008. He plans to attend U of L or Morehead State University and major in Pharmacy.
Chie Togami, Youth Performing Arts School
Chie has spent the last four years engaged in demanding curriculum, the fine arts and service projects that demonstrate her sense of purpose and life long agenda. She is a Governor's Scholar, a member of the All-County and the All-State Bands and orchestra. She volunteers her time with Project Women, Clout and the Relay for Life and the Hunger Walk. Chie's long term dream is to either become an international lawyer who works overseas or work for the Environmental Protection Agency.
Alexina Wilson, Portland Christian School
Alexina works hard in the classroom taking challenging classes and maintains a 3.7 GPA. She is high energy and very people minded. She has been on several mission trips to help villagers build buildings and tutor in English. Through the National Honor Society she helps feed the homeless and collects items to use in the local ministries. Alexina has accomplished all of this while helping her father with four other siblings, especially in the last two years since the passing of her mother.
Jordan Wilson, Whitefield Academy
Jordan is number one in the senior class at Whitefield. Outside the classroom he is involved in basketball, tennis, golf and baseball. He has also been involved in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Beta Club, high school choir, student senate, his church and student government. Jordan is a Red Cross volunteer and a volunteer at the Downs Syndrome Joy Prom through his church. He was recently voted Most Likely to Succeed and Homecoming King. He is a servant leader with a servant's heart.
Christopher Young, Jeffersontown High School
Many of our youth tend to make poor choices and spend the following years coping with the consequences. While trying to overcome the death of a family member to suicide,
Chris showed little interest in school earning a .16 GPA as a sophomore. He faced exit from the traditional school program. But with sheer determination he improved his GPA to a 3.8 in his junior year and is currently carrying a 4.0. He shares his life changing story to others and attributes his positive success to his faith in God. His future goals include being a CEO of a Fortune 500 company.


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It was a big day in the college football world as recruits everywhere signed their letters of intent and faxed them in. During a press conference with new Texas Longhorns head coach was asked about his in-state rivals, the Texas A&M Aggies, and their head coach. He had some interesting comments to make.
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"We are still the University of Texas and will always be the flagship university of this state," he said.
Strong was also asked about A&M, coach Kevin Sumlin and the program's infamous 'swagcopter' on Tuesday. His response?
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One year ago, a little boy named Paul moved in with his forever family. After living in nine different foster homes, Paul's last move, was his final one. This is Paul's success story, which was heavily influenced by his sister Vanessa's adoption success story.
When we met Paul two years ago, he was a kindergartener with some speech delays, who at his young age of five, had already been placed in nine different foster homes.
Paul, who's now seven, remembers our first meeting. And now, he has parents to help him, every day and a sister who adores him.
Eleven-year-old Vanessa was adopted five years ago. She says never knew what unconditional love was until she was adopted by her two dads.
"It was really different because they were the ones who really cared for me. They were the ones who helped me when I needed it," Vanessa said.
And she doesn't mind sharing her parents at all, now that Paul is part of their family.
"I have someone to play with more now. Sometimes I don't get to play outside with my friends all the time and now I have someone to play with inside," Vanessa continued.
Jim and Santiago, who have been together for 12 years, first adopted Vanessa, who is Jim's biological niece. They had no idea she had been in nine different foster homes over three years.
"In the beginning when they first took her, we asked to adopt her at that time and the County told us no, that they had someone else who was going to take her," said Jim. "We thought she was adopted, then all of a sudden three years later, we get a phone call out of the blue saying she hasn't been adopted, are you interested, and we said yes!"
They decided to expand their family once again., when they saw Paul featured on Adopt 8 last year and he immediately captured their heart.
"Oh yes, with that face, he's adorable. As soon as we saw him, we looked at each other and said 'let's do it,'" noted Santiago.
Paul's heartbreaking experience in foster care also reminded them of Vanessa's.
"How many homes he had been in. It was about the same as her, and we thought, he needs a home, he needs help," said Jim. "Next thing we know, we're meeting Paul and he's moving in two weeks later. It's been great ever since."
And Paul thinks so too – he says he's 118 percent happy.
A year after joining this family, Paul has made big strides in his speech development.
"In the beginning, it was quite hard to understand him. He used to get frustrated. So now that is not there anymore," Santiago added.
Jim and Santiago say they have cherished watching their children learn and grow and Vanessa now knows what unconditional love is - something she'd not experienced before
"It just changes life completely. Your values are completely turned upside down in a good way, things you didn't think were important now are, things you thought were important now aren't." Santiago said.
If you're interested in adopting or becoming a foster family, call 1-877-I-ADOPT-U.


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Two years ago, Nirvana released some deluxe packages to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their iconic 1991 album, Nevermind . Now, the group has announced that they will be putting out a 20th anniversary deluxe edition of their third and final studio album, In Utero .
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