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Affected are 2005 through 2009 Legacy and Outback, the 2008 through 2014 Impreza and the 2009 through 2013 Forester.
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The company says in documents filed with the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that salty water can splash onto the brake lines through a gap in the fuel tank protector, causing rust. If they leak fluid, it could take longer to stop the car and increase the risk of a crash.
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Things couldn't have gone much worse for the Jays in 2012.
Sergio Santos' shoulder, Jose Bautista's wrist, Brandon Morrow's oblique, Brett Lawrie's ribs, J.P. Arencibia's hand and Ricky Romero's complete lack of control all forced the Jays to make do as the season wore on.
Injuries didn't help, but neither did the Jays' rotation. Romero had his worst professional season, Morrow missed two months, Drew Hutchison and Kyle Drabek both underwent Tommy John surgery, Brett Cecil found himself in the minors mid-season, Aaron Laffey was a spot-starter and J.A. Happ didn't come to town until the trade deadline. At least Henderson Alvarez stayed healthy.
Edwin Encarnacion had a breakout season, becoming just the eighth Jay in history to hit 40 home runs, but that was little consolation for another quiet October in Toronto.
The tantalizing possibilities of an extra Wild Card berth vanished as the team finished fourth in the East for a fifth consecutive year and posted its lowest win total since 2004.
John Farrell seemed to want out as the season waned and he got his wish shortly into the off-season. Then Alex Anthopoulos got down to work.
2012 NL Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey was the final piece in Alex Anthopoulos' off-season spree. Will the moves pay immediate dividends?
The Jays have loaded up their roster for 2013 by adding significant cash commitments through a series of trades that would have seemed unthinkable to the 2012 Jays fan.
The team overhauled 60 percent of the starting rotation and added speed and pop at the top of the batting order.
The additions are familiar by now: Jose Reyes, Josh Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Emilio Bonifacio, Melky Cabrera and R.A. Dickey.
The subtractions were familiar to anyone who's followed the Jays system for the past few years: Adeiny Hechavarria, Jake Marisnick, Justin Nicolino, Travis d'Arnaud and Noah Syndergaard (amongst others).
The risks on both sides of the transactions are high.
If the Jays make the playoffs and can compete for a third World Series title, the fans will forget about the potential Anthopoulos gave up. All five of the pieces given up were amongst MLB.com's top 100 2013 prospects and should all be Major Leaguers, if not Major League stars.
But what's come back makes the Jays a completely different team.
Reyes and Bonifacio bring 70 steals to the line-up. Melky Cabrera (suspension aside) was an All-Star in 2012. Buehrle and Dickey are the kind of innings-eating, durable veterans that the team has been in search of for a few years now and Johnson is electric when he's on his game.
Add that to a line-up with a core mostly on the right side of 30 – Lawrie, Arencibia, Morrow, Colby Rasmus – and two of the premier home run hitters in the majors over the last two years in Bautista and Encarnacion.
The team – on paper – is vastly improved and Anthopoulos has played his hand. After years of hoarding draft picks and prospects, cashing in on established talent in one fell swoop to try to maximize Bautista and Encarnacion's prime years.
But teams have been declared off-season favourites before and faltered. Look no further than the team Anthopoulos pillaged – the Miami Marlins – for proof of that.
That said, the Jays' roster is deeper and more talented than it has been in years and the pieces are there for the Jays to break their nearly 20-year playoff drought.
It's now up to the returning John Gibbons to get the most out of the on-field pieces he's got.
It's no secret that the East is a tough division to survive, so preseason excitement should be tempered by the fact that the Jays will have to climb over at least one of the six best teams in the AL from 2012 to even make the playoffs.
That said, there is – finally – a great reason for Toronto baseball fans to be excited.
Every year, we look for players 26-years-old or younger that could make an impact on their team in the upcoming season. The player might have already established himself with a regular role with the team, or he could make their mark later on in the season.
Let's start with the bad news for Anthony Gose. The Jays added an All-Star outfielder to the mix in Melky Cabrera, making Gose's fight with Rajai Davis and Moises Sierra not for starting time, but for a roster spot. In addition to that, the additions of Jose Reyes and Emilio Bonifacio bring in a combined 70 stolen bases to the team.
Outfielders and speed, it seems, are now very much strong suits for the Jays. So, what does that mean for Gose?
Well, it likely means some time in Buffalo, but that's probably beneficial. Gose showed decent power potential in 2011 and '12 in the Jays system. A chance to work on his swing might not be the worst thing for the burner.
That said, if Davis is not in the team's long-term plans and if Colby Rasmus struggles to find consistency, a positive season in Buffalo could make Gose a valuable piece for the Jays. That future would start as valuable pinch-running in potentially important fall games and could end with him eventually stepping into an everyday job in the middle of the Jays' outfield.
Past Picks: 2012 - Brett Lawrie, 2011 - Kyle Drabek, 2010 - Ricky Romero, 2009 - Travis Snider, 2008 - Dustin McGowan, 2007 - Alex Rios, 2006 - Aaron Hill, 2005 - Guillermo Quiroz, 2004 - Kevin Cash, 2003 - Josh Phelps
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Suddenly thrust into the role of contenders, the Blue Jays have all kinds of players that provide Fantasy value.
New SS Jose Reyes is, potentially, the best at his position, depending on health of Hanley Ramirez and Troy Tulowitzki (the other top contenders).
1B Edwin Encarnacion and RF Jose Bautista have rare power. If Bautista can bounce back after wrist surgery, he's the most dangerous power threat in the game.
Energetic 3B Brett Lawrie was a bit of a disappointment last season, but his talent is obvious. Harnessed, and supported by a strong lineup, he could have a big year. C J.P. Arencibia has struggled with his batting average, but has power to spare.
Some others hitters of note: CF Colby Rasmus has potential, though he could be at a crossroads in his career and LF Melky Cabrera raked his way to a .346 average last year before a PED bust. If he can hit clean, he could be a great value pick.
RHP R.A. Dickey has the unpredictability of a knuckleballer, but he's been very good over the last three seasons, with improving peripheral numbers paying off last season.
RHP Josh Johnson is an ace-calibre starter, but has trouble staying healthy for a full year. RHP Brandon Morrow is almost in the same boat; not quite ace-calibre, but could be very good if healthy for a full year.
Even soft-tossing LHP Mark Buehrle holds some value for deep leagues, despite low strikeout totals, because he stays healthy and wins games.
Either Casey Janssen or Sergio Santos is an okay pick at closer, but probably below average compared to the resume of others league-wide.
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I've been told all my life that I'm kin to the late Newspaper Columnist-Political Humorist Will Rogers. I wouldn't know how to go about proving or disproving that. I guess I could join one of those on-line ancestry sites but I might find that I'm also kin to a serial killer or perhaps the helmsman of the Titanic - the one who heard the Captain shout: "No, your OTHER left!"
I don't think I'm kin to the leader of the Randy Rogers Band either; however he and I used to exchange e-mails back when he was a college student in San Marcus, Texas and I lived in the Dallas area and was writing lyrics. I remember one time he wrote to tell me, "I'm not sure I'm cut out for this (music) business." I replied that was spoken like a true Rogers.
Despite his early misgivings, the Texas-version of Randy Rogers has gone on to do very well. I guess he was cut out for the music business after all - and I'm now happy to sign autographs on his behalf.
Back to Cousin Will. Have you ever thought so much about something that it carried over into your dreams at night? It happened to me. I dreamed I saw Will Rogers sitting on a cloud doing some rope tricks. When I approached him, our conversation went something like this:
Me: Hi Will. It's good to see you.
WR: You can't see me. I'm a ghost.
Me: Yeah I know. It's just a figure of...
WR: You been telling people we might be kin? Besides our having the same last name, what in the world makes you think that?
Me: Well, since we both write for the newspaper and we don't think too highly of politicians, I figured we might be related.
WR: Uh huh, could be. Let me ask you a question: Do you think politicians have changed that much since my day?
Me: Well, I don't know, but it sure seems like it.
WR: Really? Tell me, have you seen a politician go to Washington lately and come back poorer than when he went in? And what's the deal with CSPAN? Who came up with the bright idea of giving politicians a live microphone? The hot air that bunch generates could fill the Hindenburg. You give them a microphone and, before you know it, they'll spend less time working on problems and more time trying to get reelected. Then you'll have what we called back in my day - total gridlock.
Me: Well, that's kinda what...
WR: And you're from Louisiana, right - the home of Huey Long? You think you should be writing about politics? You've got to be kidding me. You guys put more political leaders in jail than Castro!
Me: Well, maybe so. I really came here to ask you if we were kin to one another. All I know is I've been told that all my life and my paternal grandfather, Benjamin Cleveland Rogers, favored you somewhat and was considered to be pretty witty back in his day.
WR: Well, it's hard to say. Have you tried joining one of those Internet ancestry sites to find out?
Me: Yes, but I'm afraid I'd find out I'm kin to a serial killer or the helmsman of the Titanic.
WR: "Your OTHER left?"
Me: Yeah, that one...
WR: Well, I wish you luck. I AM kin to some kid named Randy Rogers who has a band down there in Texas. You might want to look him up and get his autograph...tell him his Cousin Will said hello.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky (WHAS11) -- As the College of Cardinals begins the conclave to select a successor to Pope Benedict XVI, the leader of Louisville Roman Catholics expects a decision within the week.
"I think the important thing is that the time that is necessary to discern is taken," Archbishop Joseph Kurtz said.
"In any family, we yearn for unity," Kurtz told WHAS11, "unity in charity, of course, but also unity in truth. And that's where our Holy Father in Rome will give us that great, great gift."
Vatican watchers have debated whether the cardinals' decision will be based more on the call for a skilled manager to guide the Church out of an era of scandals and questionable business practices or on the desire for a evangelical pontiff to energize the Church and insist upon relevance in the 21st century.
"I think we want someone who resembles Christ as much as possible and in that sense has an anchor in the person of Christ," Kurtz said, adding that Pope Benedict has led a new evangelization which has seen a surge in seminarians and young Catholics seeking deeper truths.
"Whoever is chosen will have gifts and will also have.... the lack of full gifts and is going to need others to help him," Kurtz said.
Appointed to the Louisville Archdiocese by Pope Benedict in 2007, Kurtz said the now retired pontiff set a good example for the next pope to seek assistance in areas that are not a strong suit.
Pope Benedict also appointed two Louisville priests as bishops in other dioceses, a reminder that Kurtz's future may be altered by whom the cardinals choose.
"I'm planning to stay for the rest of my life," Kurtz said. "We never know what God may be calling us to do. But I would say it's best for us to bloom where we are planted, and that's what I intend to do."
As vice-president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Kurtz is a likely candidate to become the next president of the group.
The word "catholic" means universal - from Kurtz to Holy Trinity Parish School students in Louisville who watched a satellite feed from the Sistine Chapel.
"We've been praying for it," said George Solomon, one of the students in Michelle Hartlage's class.
Each fourth grade class has "adopted" one of the 115 voting cardinals at the Vatican.
"We prayed for guidance for him to make the right decision for Pope," Solomon said.
"What kind of characteristics do you think they're looking for in our new Pope?" Hartlage asked the class.
Every student raised a hand to answer, with answers that echoed the archbishop.
"To be holy and to be a good leader for the Church," Kiersten Oyler said.
"They need to be prayerful and like really respectful," Haley Cardwell said.
"I would think about all the Cardinals and how Christian-like they are and they are like Jesus," Sarah Sheffer said.
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Thanks to all who participated in this conversation on TED's decision to move Rupert Sheldrake's talk from YouTube to TED.com. It was scheduled as a 2-week conversation, and has now closed. But the archive will remain visible here.
We'd like to respond here to some of the questions raised in the course of the discussion.
Some asked whether this was "censorship." Now, it's pretty clear that it isn't censorship, since the talk itself is literally a click away on this very site, and easily findable on Google. But it raises an interesting question about curation. Should TED play *any* curatorial role in the content it allows its TEDx organizers to promote? We believe we should. And once you accept a role for curatorial limits, you have to accept there will be times when disputes arise.
A number of questions were raised about TED's science board: How it works and why the member list isn't public. Our science board has 5 members -- all working scientists or distinguished science journalists. When we encounter a scientific talk that raises questions, they advise us on their position. I and my team here at TED make the final decisions. We keep the names of the science board private. This is a common practice for science review boards in the academic world, which preserves the objectivity of the recommendations and also protects the participants from retribution or harassment.
Finally, let me say that TED is 100% committed to open enquiry, including challenges to orthodox thinking. But we're also firm believers in appropriate skepticism, or critical thinking. Those two instincts will sometimes conflict, as they did in this case. That's why we invited this debate. The process hasn't been perfect. But it has been undertaken in passionate pursuit of these core values.
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Mar 20 2013: PART THREE
This kind of very highly developed ("highly mature," as experts in adult development would say) postformal cognitive intelligence brings forth a different, much broader and complex view of science, and it challenges the clichés that predominate in the formal operational constructions of science by transcending and including their essential elements in a more integral, holistic, comprehensive view. This view itself evolves through time and produces increasingly complex and abundantly mature philosophies, epistemologies, and scientific paradigms (i.e. practices).
Thus, we have to see that, first and foremost, the question is not whether Rupert Sheldrake crosses the line of science (which science?). The question is that we have to become more aware of both the postformal philosophies of science and the postformal psychologies of scientists themselves (and here is where Rupert Sheldrake as a philosopher and social criticist of science acts spectacularly).
Sheldrake is not the only one who in the second decade of the 21st century decides to move on and address some of the dogmas of science. Another brilliant thinker Thomas Nagel has authored a book which he named "Mind and Cosmos: Why the Materialist Neo-Darwinian Conception of Nature Is Almost Certainly False" (Oxford University Press). He advances a variation of panpsychism (the idea that consciousness is inherent to the universe), and, of course, the proponents of formal operational science are outraged.
I think the idea that science is a highly complex endeavor that involves both the objects of scientific inquiries and the subjects that do the inquiry, with the latter being prone to various epistemological prejudices and biases, is an idea worth spreading and investigating.
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Specialist in clinical psychology (a graduate of St. Petersburg State University, Russia)
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Mar 20 2013: Thank you, Sebastian! Formal operational cognition is a classical stage researched by Jean Piaget, one of the most famous developmental psychologists of 20th century.
You can read some introductory information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaget's_theory_of_cognitive_development#Formal_operational_stage Note that Piaget studies the development of children, while there is a field of adult developmental psychology which found that humans can continue psychological development in adulthood into what is called postformal stages (because they come after formop or formal operations). Various researchers call these stages differently (dialectical thinking, network-logic, vision-logic, etc.).
One of the best sources on the overall adult development theory, in my opinion, can be found in the works of Susanne Cook-Greuter (she's done her doctorate research at Harvard). Google her official website, much of her work can be downloaded there.
Mar 20 2013: Bringing development into this discussion is a vital move. I have not read in these ongoing debates about an acknowledgement of adult development. Stages of development as a model shows that how we interpret a person, or an idea comes from a certain level or "holarchy" as it is referred to in Integral theory(see Ken Wilber). Pustoshkin is pointing out that Sheldrake is not throwing traditionalist science out and replacing it with his own brand of science. No, Sheldrake is showing/telling us a challenging view on the areas in which the realm of science effects everyday, rote understanding of our world. That in which we take "for granted."
The adage, "You can prove anything with facts" should be taken seriously. This is clearly shown to be true by the TEDx and TED authorities, and their followers. However, if facts are testable and measurable then isn't it in the best interest of humanity to review that evidence? What kind of research has Sheldrake done? Clearly, if one were to look into what Sheldrake has done there would be evidence of scientific research. It is the glory of empirical data!
Sheldrake should be added to the pantheon of scientific theory and theorists.
Thanks again Eugene!
Mar 20 2013: Thank you, Scott!
Incidentally, a colleague sent me a reference to a recent article published in peer-reviewed Journal of Consciousness Studies which seems to support Sheldrake's questioning regarding consciousness being merely a byproduct of the material substrate of the brain:
Non-local Consciousness A Concept Based on Scientific Research on Near-Death Experiences During Cardiac Arrest
Pim van Lommel
Journal of Consciousness Studies. Jan/Feb2013, Vol. 20 Issue 1/2, p7-48. 42p.
"In this article a concept of non-local consciousness will be described, based on recent scientific research on near-death experiences (NDEs). Since the publication ofseveral prospective studies on NDEs in survivors of cardiac arrest, with strikingly similar results and conclusions, the phenomenon of the NDE can no longer be scientifically ignored. In the last thirty years several theories have been proposed to explain an NDE. The challenge to find a common explanation for the cause and content of an NDE is complicated by the fact that an NDE can be experienced during various circumstances, such as severe injury of the brain as in cardiac arrest to conditions when the brain seems to function normally. The NDE is an authentic experience which cannot be simply reduced to imagination, fear of death, hallucination, psychosis, the use of drugs, or oxygen deficiency. Patients appear to be permanently changed by an NDE during a cardiac arrest of only some minutes duration. According to these aforementioned studies, the current materialistic view of the relationship between consciousness and the brain as held by most physicians, philosophers, and psychologists is too restricted for a proper understanding of this phenomenon. There are good reasons to assume that our consciousness does not always coincide with the functioning of our brain: enhanced or non-local consciousness can sometimes be experienced separately from the body."
Mar 21 2013: Pim van Lommel came to one conclusion and one conclusion only, that there seemed to be consciousness from patients who showed no brain activity on equipment that was monitoring the patient.
That is all. Of course you can speculate that perhaps consciousness is not localized in the brain, just as you can speculate that perhaps the instruments do not monitor all brain activity (activity known to us yet to be discovered)
Of course NDA can not be ignored. Why would it. But that does not mean the possible explanations are facts.
Mar 21 2013: Thanks Eugene
I appreciate your well reasoned framings of the TEDx Sheldrake discussion within an Integral context.
As I've read the stream of postings since TED's first intervention, I have been struck with what a perfect Case History (for studying paradigm shifts) has been created. Such a Case Study has the data here to examine through an integrating lens:
1. the inteded focus(?) of the discussion
2. the TED comments
3. the TED actions
4. the TED curatorial policies and practices
5. the subscriber comments, belief systems, worldviews +++
6. Sheldrake's talk, comments, philosophy
It seems to me there is massive confusion because of the (mostly undifferentiated) mixture of :
Ontologies: (subjective, intersubjective, objective, interobjective)
Epistemologies: (subjective, intersubjective, objective, interobjective)
Scales: individuals, organizations, collectives, cultures
Developmental Psychologies: subject/object maturities
Levels of discourse development: modern, post-modern, post-post modern
Value systems: systematic, strategic, social, systemic (not to mention espoused and lived)
Worldviews: ego, ethno, eco, global
Typologies: as filtering mechanisms for what is noticed
Change States: calm, agitated, defiant, blocked +++
With such a mixture of Intentions, Actions, Cultures, Systems and an explosion of energy from all involved we have a perfect storm of dissonance AND a spectrum of perspectives - each offering a partial view of reality.
It is for this reason that I support Eugene's suggestion that we consider Kegan's & Wilber's approaches to understanding the qualities of our messengers, and the substance of our messages and Beck's approach to emerging coherence from the Tower of Babel we have constructed before our very eyes. With an Integral Methodology to curate the discussion, perhaps, we could recover the dignities and let go of the disasters in our meme war? Now those ideas would be worth spreading imho.
Marilyn Hamilton PhD, CGA, CSP
Mar 21 2013: Thank you, Marilyn!
You provide a great framework for considering all the numerous perspectives that are involved in the panoramic picture of these events.
This is important in order to be able to differentiate various undercurrents and make informed decisions regarding our interpretations and further actions in this and most other cases.
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?Austin Alumni seeks donations to be matched by School District
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008 00:00
? This past May, the Austin Alumni Association established the Austin High School Alumni Scholarship Fund through the Community Foundation.
The effort developed through the tremendous success of the Alumni Association over the past few years and the fact that the Scott County School District has committed to match dollar-for-dollar all funds raised up to $25,000.
In cooperation with the school system, the Alumni association has extended the deadline for having contributions apply to the dollar-for- dollar match until December 31. Currently a total of $13,800 has been raised. The push to get to the $25,000 mark has already begun.
Contributors should keep in mind donations are fully tax deductible. This, coupled with the matching funds, allows donors to have their contribution represent 2½ times their value to the fund.
The Scholarship Fund is a permanent fund, meaning the actual value of the fund can never be withdrawn. Returns on the invested amount will be the only money made available each year for scholarships.
Contributing to the Scholarship Fund is a chance for each donor to be part of a legacy that will live forever and continue to provide much-needed assistance for young people who wish to further their educations.
Many alumni have made contributions to the Scholarship Fund a class effort, seeing how much they can collect as team effort. Two groups which have been particularly successful are the Classes of 1952 and 1961. Each are nearing the $1,000 mark. It is an excellent was of giving back to the community that has given so much.
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?Kids First Auction a big hit; $27,000+ raised in 16 hours
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008 00:00
? All the hard work that a dedicated core of volunteers put in on the 2008 Kids First Auction is apparently going to pay off.
The non-profit organization's preliminary total, what was raised in the 16-some hours the auction was conducted on Insight Cable TV Channel 25 and via the website scottcounty.tv was a sweet $27,178.70.
"We were very happy as we wrapped everything up about 1:30 a.m. Sunday (November 23)," related Ed Amick, a Kids First volunteer. "Now, we can't wait to see what our wrap-up auction does on Monday night (November 24). We'd really like to see a total over $30,000."
That total was what Kids First raised last year. Kids First's funds help children in need and their families year-round in Scott County. Some of the Kids First money goes to the Scott County Community Clearinghouse. Money is also given by the Kids First Board of Directors to meet special needs which arise in families. Additional funds are provided to such organizations as CRADLE, which helps expectant and new mothers, Kids Place and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Scott County.
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Anyone who made a donation pledge to Kids First during the auction or who would like to contribute to Kids First can do so by sending their contributions to Kids First, P.O. Box 112, Scottsburg, IN 47170. Contributions are tax deductible because Kids First is a 501(c)(3) organization.
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? Scott County Commissioners will meet for their next business meeting on Tuesday, December 8, at 6 p.m.
Normally, Commissioners meet on the first and third Mondays of each month. The officials will be attending a meeting in Indianapolis during the first week of December, necessitating the change in dates.
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?AMS boys lose to Silver Creek
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? The 2008-09 basketball season has started for Austin Middle School boys.
The eighth grade Eagles fell 65-60 to Silver Creek in overtime on Monday, November 10.
Leading the Eagles in scoring was Michael Buchanan, who had 23 points. Cody Hendrix had 12, Slayer Bowling 10, Jake DeWitt 8, Todd Johnson 5 and Thomas Bowling 2.
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?Scottsburg Warriorettes preparing for upcoming season
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? After losing many players from last year, the Scottsburg High School varsity Warriorettes basketball team is back in action with a very young team. With only five returning players from last year's varsity team, the Warriorettes lack some experience. This lack of experience however is not keeping the team from having high hopes for the season.
The team's motto this year is B.I.G., which stands for banner in gym.
"Basically we want to hang a championship banner in the gym," said junior, Chrissy Nolan.
Whether this banner is a sectional banner or an Mid-Southern Conference banner, the team does not care. They are working towards both, with a lot of effort.
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GameCast: April 18th - Cardinals vs. Cubs Round 3
Ryan Dempster (1-0, 4.50 ERA) vs. Kyle Lohse (2-0, 1.13 ERA)
In the first game, the Cardinals wielded a strong pimp hand against the Cubs.
In the second game, it looked to be more of the same before Alfonso Soriano selfishly hulked up in the 8th inning and hit a decisive game-winning homerun.
In the third game, Cubs ace Ryan Dempster will take on Kyle Lohse, who is just one of many pitchers to have mediocre careers before coming to St. Louis where he went 15-6 last year.
In the past 3 seasons the Cubs have pwned Lohse. In 7 starts he's 1-2 against the Cubs with a 5.16 ERA, although he's pitched very well at Wrigley Field.
One way or the other, one of these two teams will be playing for a split-at-best after today's game. My money would be on the Cubs if I wasn't opposed to gambling due to political reasons. Nevertheless...
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Alfonso Soriano - He struck out 3 times yesterday, and walked not once, but a game-winning homerun will keep anybody in the hot column.
Derrek Lee - Since starting the year 2 for 25, Lee has gone 7 for his last 15. Again, small sample size. But Derrek seems to be able to still get hits after all, and so far this year 0 double plays.
Aramis Ramirez - after going 3 for 4 yesterday, he's up to .364 on the season.
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Milton Bradley - Don't Wake will miss the next 2 games thanks to a supsension. He's still only got 1 hit on the '09 campaign, a homer, and his slow start may be a reason for the occasional offensive druthers of the Cubs.
One other thought about Milton and his suspension-inducing strikeout. Rob is right. If you're in Milton's position, after the very first blown call your job becomes Defender of the Strike Zone. Swing at anything and everything close. I'm sure there was something in Bradley's brain that was screaming "you know you're right, it was a ball, so screw him and stick to your guns! Only swing at strikes!" (It's the same kind of mentality that causes a person to drive for half an hour in the wrong direction while lost ... once you start headed down that road, it's awful hard to turn around.)
But what Bradley should have done was protect the strike zone and foul off the balls that looked close until he got one that was an indesputible strike. Just my two cents on it.
Mike Fontenot - A 1 for 4 game yesterday is great, but he's still only batting .229 on the season. Wake Up, Fontenot!
I like the Cubs' chances today. Dempster seems to enjoy pitching at Wrigley, Lohse flinches like a battered spouse any time the Cubs roll into town, and the Cubs offense is starting to click.
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The May Teacher of the Month honoree is Mrs. Dina Norby. Mrs. Norby is a kindergarten teacher at Rickard elementary. She has been teaching at Rickard for four years.
While teaching kindergarten isn't always an easy task, Mrs. Norby loves being able to provide the students with the building blocks to their education.
"I love the excitement of the students coming in and just not knowing. It is their first look at education in the public school system and they come to us and we teach them everything from A-Z.; how do we pick up the pencil, how do we learn all these things. We are relied on for just that basic taste, we are the foundation, I believe for education," explained Norby.
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She is not your average teacher. Mrs. Norby loves engaging her class and getting them involved.
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Bank of Jordan Further Expands Its Educational Initiatives
Bank of Jordan has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Education and Save the Children. Under the terms of the agreement, Bank of Jordan will enable the establishment of the first career guidance center at the Sweileh Comprehensive School for Girls.
The establishment of the career guidance center signifies Bank of Jordan's steadfast support for community-based educational reform initiatives. Along with providing the center with the required fittings and fixtures, Bank of Jordan will also offer school counselors the chance to become more acquainted with the Bank's various divisions in an effort to increase their awareness of each department's role. Bank hopes that the scheme will enable counselors to better advise children and youth on the opportunities and skills required within Jordan's growing banking sector.
"At Bank of Jordan, we are committed to exposing children to the world around them and to helping prepare the next generation of young, responsible citizens for the labor market," said Rami Malki, head of Marketing and Public Relations at Bank of Jordan. "This conviction underpins the support we lend to educational initiatives across the country, and we are proud to be working with the Ministry of Education and Save the Children," he added.
The establishment of career guidance centers in educational institutions across the country comes as part of the USAID-funded "School to Career" program, implemented by Save the Children in cooperation with the Ministry of Education. The center will encourage students to evaluate their skills and explore jobs that suit their abilities and fit labor market needs.
The memorandum of understanding was signed on the 29th of November 2010 by each of the following organizational representatives: Rami Malki Head of Marketing and Public Relations from Bank of Jordan; Dr.Ahmad Al-Ayasrah, Secretary General of the Ministry of Education and David and Polit Hassell of Save the Children.
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'Community Day' set to spread nationwide
Jay Watkins (center), pastor of Redland Baptist Church in Valdosta, Ga.; Zach Hamsley (left), worship and media pastor of Crossroads Baptist Church in Valdosta; and Brad O'Brien, church planter at Baltimore's Redeemer City Church talk before the Jan. 28 Community Day Celebration and Banquet in Valdosta. Photo by John Swain/NAMB.
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Church planters Jamie Thompson of Chicago (left) and Hal Kitchings of Memphis, Tenn., get to know one another as they await the arrival of attendees for the Jan. 28 Community Day Celebration and Banquet in Valdosta, Ga. Seven church planters, including at least one from each of NAMB's five regions, were at the banquet to meet Valdosta Baptists and share with them about the communities where they serve. Photo by John Swain/NAMB.
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VALDOSTA, Ga. (BP) -- Redland Baptist Church's attempts to share the love of Jesus were threatened when its 2008 trip to Mexico fizzled because of travel risks.
Instead the Valdosta, Ga., church may have started a movement when they decided that year to host their first-ever Community Day.
Six years later, close to 100 South Georgia Baptist churches launched an effort to help seven church planters throughout North America host similar events.
"Community Day is everything a family needs," Jay Watkins, pastor of Redland Baptist, said. "We give [food, medical care, etc.] to families with the love of Christ. It opens doors for us to tell them what Christ has done in us and through us, with people we wouldn't normally come into contact with."
Watkins said 25,000 people attended the last Community Day in Valdosta in April 2013. More than 60 Valdosta-area churches participated in the event sponsored by the Valdosta Baptist Association. More than 70,000 local residents have been served through the event, and 1,000 people have come to Christ since the first Community Day in 2008.
In January, Watkins and Valdosta Baptists hosted a banquet attended by about 100 South Georgia churches -- and the seven church planters with whom they'll be partnering. Church members were challenged to help take Community Day to church plants in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, Toronto, Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Memphis, Tenn.
Watkins began spearheading the campaign shortly after attending his first meeting as a North American Mission Board trustee. It was there he first learned the extent of North America's lostness.
"I came back and called all my pastor buddies," Watkins said. "I asked them, 'How many lost people do you think are in the U.S.?' A couple of them made some good guesses. I told them, 'There are 239 million lost people in the United States. Add Canada in and there's 259 million lost people in North America. We have to do something.'"
And they did. Leaning on their experience with Community Days in Valdosta and elsewhere, the South Georgia pastors decided to launch partnerships with church planters from each of NAMB's five regions.
A different South Georgia sending church -- along with multiple supporting churches -- will take responsibility for each of the seven Community Day events. The first of the seven scheduled Community Day events is March 22 in Memphis.
The Georgia Baptist Convention is supporting the events by lending a tractor-trailer to make supply transportation easier and more cost-effective.
Community Day events will play a key role in helping church planters connect with their communities and share the Gospel in underserved areas of North America.
"Community is valued in Canada," Toronto church planter Daniel Yang said. "Canada is a very inclusive country -- Toronto especially. When you, as a church, say we want to do this 'for you,' without any anything or any expectations in return, it will be very well received. Canada is very inclusive of all kinds of people and if we can make Community Day along those lines, it's going to be very successful."
The events won't be uniform in all seven locations. Los Angeles-area planter Zach Drake said his Santa Monica community is affluent and concerned about physical health. The initial plans have the South Georgian teams focusing on putting together a community "Olympics," with a specific focus on youth. Drake also hopes the team might bring in health food rather than the typical fare.
"Partnering with Valdosta Baptists has been a tremendous encouragement to us," said Drake, lead pastor of Santa Monica Church. "We're a very small church in Santa Monica. We're in a city without a lot of Christian support. Gaining support from Christians outside of the city -- and even across the country from us -- has been super, super encouraging to us."
Valdosta Baptists hope this movement will motivate other Southern Baptist associations to try similar efforts throughout North America. Watkins has shared the story of Community Day in various gatherings throughout the United States.
Drew Boswell, pastor of children and families at First Baptist Church in Valdosta, said, "We hope other SBC associations and churches will seek to do it in their contexts well."
"They can take the model we're developing and say, 'We can have a banquet, bring our churches together, we can identify our six cities ourselves so that it becomes a multiplication effect," he said. "It'll begin this big ripple effect. Our prayer is that revival will spark."
Tobin Perry writes for the North American Mission Board. For more information about Community Day, visit
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Beth Minardi has dedicated her career to the elevation of salon coloring to an art form. As an internationally acclaimed colorist, educator and product consultant, she is recognized as one of the world's leading experts in all phases of coloring. In 1986, she opened Minardi Salon which rapidly gained a reputation for excellence in both hair color and design, and in 2011, Minardi took her color practice to the next level by embarking on a "salon within a salon" partnership with the famed NYC Mark Garrison Salon. From 2010 to 2012, she was tapped as Joico's Color Spokesperson for Vero K-Pak and she joined Joico on other activities including educational classes, instructional DVDs and books. In 2011, this partnership grew to encompass Joico's management of Minardi Luxury Color Care and in January 2013, Minardi launched the very first line of professional color by a woman. In addition, Minardi has become a true master and teacher, imparting her years of experience and knowledge to countless professionals across the country.
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I think my entrepreneurial spirit was always a part of me. My grandfather came to this country when he was fourteen years old and founded his own wholesale foods business almost 100 years ago. My dad had been president of a steel company, and in his early fifties, decided to invest and manage his own business. I loved corporate life, but felt that my drive to get things done in my way must have driven people crazy! I always knew I would wind up where I am, one way or another. My daughter has this same spirit.
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Berlioz's Les Troyens.
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