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It seems like every month there is a different event going on in Arnold. Good reason for that is because there is! From Devil's Den Motorcycle poker runs to Halloween contests, there is something for everyone. Come and enjoy any or all of these events. Check the Arnold community calendar for the latest on area events, local organization meetings, and movies. Please use the Arnold Public Schools website to check on the latest school events and sports schedule.
America's most challenging open road race is the Sandhills Open Road Challenge! SORC is a 55-mile road race held on a winding two-lane blacktop road through the steep Devil's Den canyons and into the rolling Sandhills. This three-day annual event held the second weekend in August attracts drivers, families, and spectators from all over the U.S. and is the only race of its kind in the state of Nebraska. Over 100 cars participate in this challenging race. In addition to the road race, the three-day event includes a half-mile and one-mile shoot-out, a car parade, car show, burn-out contest, grudge match drag races, a public barbecue, and an awards ceremony. For more information, visit the SORC website. You won't want to miss this event.
The Arnold Chili Cook-Off falls on or near St. Patrick's Day at the Arnold Community Center. Everyone has fun. Come taste various styles of chili and vote for your favorite. Support the creative teams featuring unique booth decorations and secret chili recipes. Prizes are awarded to the best-decorated booth and the best tasting chili. Entertainment varies and includes karaoke, dancing, and talent show.
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The South Loup River and Hidden Valley Campground is the location for the annual Arnold River Battle held in June. Open to youth and adults, this timed event will challenge those hardy, adventurous souls as the river twists and turns its way through the beautiful Nebraska countryside. Contestants must maneuver the natural habitat of the South Loup River in their kayaks, canoes, and tubes through narrow spots, downed trees, sandy spots, fences, wildlife, and anything else that nature has to offer. It's up to you or your team how fast or slow you go! But the fun doesn't stop there...lunch will be served at Hidden Valley Campground after your wild adventure...after all, you never know what you might encounter on the plains of Nebraska!
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This chamber-sponsored event is held annually the first or second weekend in November. The event starts with a salad luncheon at the Community Center. Then tour groups are organized to start the tours at noon. It is comprised of private homes or businesses that are open to the public. It's fun to see before and after renovations, share home decorating ideas, and gather landscaping tips. There is a charge of $12.00 per ticket or $15.00 at the door for the tour with proceeds going to the chamber.
Arnold will be hosting its fourth annual wine and beer festival, called Kegs and Corks. The event includes tasting Nebraska-made wines and micro-brewed beers and a variety of food. An event that's all about relaxing with friends, good food, good drinks, and music, there will also be many vendor booths for shopping.
What started as a vision of the reenactment of Christ's life has become a large-scale performance on the Rockwell Ranch 14 miles southwest of Arnold. A group of fellow believers responded to John Rockwell's vision, and the first performance was held in 2002. There have since been four more performances in 2003, 2005, 2008, and 2010. That is the wonder of God's work. With a cast and support crew of well over 100 people, the entire community of Arnold churches is involved, as well as many people outside the Arnold area. The performances are usually held the Saturday of Easter weekend, and refreshments are served at the Rockwell Farm afterwards. There is no charge for the performances or refreshments. Hundreds of people have attended this very moving event in the past.
One can always find treasure at someone's garage sale! Each year the first Saturday in June is designated as the day for Arnold's community-wide garage sales. Watch for updates on our 2016 sales!
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2013: Started all 20 games as a senior … totaled 10 caused turnovers to rank fourth on the team … also credited with 14 ground balls on the season, concluding her career with one assist, 52 ground balls, 14 draw controls and 41 caused turnovers … recorded one ground ball and two caused turnovers in an NCAA first round victory over Princeton (May 10) … helped the Blue Devil defense limit 11 opponents to single-digit scoring and earn a third-place ranking in the ACC … served as a team captain … named to the All-ACC Academic Team … made her fourth appearance on the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
2012: Started 18 of 19 contests on the season ... ranked fourth on the team in caused turnovers with 10 ... amassed a career-high four draw controls at Pennsylvania on Apr. 28 ... collected a season-high three ground balls against North Carolina ... registered multiple caused turnovers in a win over Princeton (March 3) ... picked up 14 ground balls in addition to causing 10 turnovers on the year ... earned a spot on the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
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Rookies finish practice; await the arriving vets [4:48 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "Saturday was the third and final day of the rookie/young veteran portion of Wegmans/Buffalo Bills Training Camp 2001, and there was one more rookie in attendance: first-round pick Nate Clements, who signed with the Bills late Friday."
Gregg Williams press conference (7/28) [4:47 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "Nobody had a better off-season than we did, no one had a better attended off season that we did in the NFL. I'm very pleased from where we're starting out right now. Make no mistake, players play this game... We've got more than enough time to get ready. The huge thing about training camp is technique."
Tom Donahoe comments (7/28) [4:45 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: "I've always said training camp's for the players. It's a great experience for the fans and our marketing people do a tremendous job creating an experience for young people. Those young people who are out there, bring your parents and bring them over, because it's great. The football's great, the interactive stuff is great."
Frostproof's Henry Signs With Buffalo [2:07 PM]
Lakeland Ledger reports: 'He finished his high school career with 7,224 yards and 79 touchdowns.'
Henry wants to keep following trail blazed by Emmitt [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'From the time he picked up a football, Travis Henry has heard the comparisons to Emmitt Smith.'
First-round pick Clements agrees to deal [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The length of the contract is believed to be about five years. Cornrich wouldn't disclose the financial terms, but said, "This is a fair deal that I think both sides are very happy with."'
Buffalo Bills 2001 Pittsford Training Camp Parade [8:20 AM]
Jack Wheeler reports: 'Photos of training camp parade at Pittsford, NY on July 27th, 2001.'
Bills shuttle [7:14 AM]
WROC-TV reports: '"We don't want to inconvenience anybody, we really don't. We want it to be a win win for everybody involved so the best thing to do is to move the location."'
Clements signs [5:43 AM]
D and C reports: \'His contract is believed to be five years in length and worth roughly $7 million. Signing bonuses for first round picks are averaging $3-4 million.\'
He's making his family proud [5:42 AM]
D and C reports: 'He fought his way out of the Atlanta ghetto to earn that football scholarship. Now that same football scholarship is benefiting Jennings in the next phase of his life as he tries to become a pro football player for the Bills.'
Youth movement includes coaches [5:41 AM]
D and C reports: '"This is football 24 hours a day, and I like that. It's what I wanted," said Aldridge, the Defensive Coordinator at Middle Tennessee State last fall. "Gregg didn't have to sell me, Gregg sold himself. That was a given a long time ago.'
No snap yet for O'Leary [5:40 AM]
D and C reports: 'Williams has instituted a policy where if a player makes a dumb mental mistake such as jumping offside, he must run a lap around the practice field.'
Hundreds turn out to see Bills on parade in Pittsford [5:38 AM]
D and C reports: '"As much as you love the Buffalo Bills, we love you just as much," he said.'
Bickering Bills a thing of the past [5:34 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: '"Here's what I believe," Williams said in a recent interview. "Everyone craves discipline. From your child at home to my child at home to these grown men here, everybody enjoys it and understanding that, everybody (with the Bills) is pulling the same rope."'
Bills sign first-round pick Nate Clements [10:40 PM]
AP reports: 'Clements was scheduled to arrive at the Bills' camp outside of Rochester, N.Y., on Friday evening, and begin practicing with the team Saturday morning.'
Bills Complete Another Day Of Practice, Get Ready For Tonight's Parade [6:30 PM]
WOKR-TV reports: 'The Bills' general manager, head coach Williams, guard Ruben Brown, and the 2001 rookies will all take part in the parade.'
Bills rookies hit field in Rochester with Rob Johnson [6:29 PM]
WGRZ-TV reports: 'I don't have a lot of tolerance for laziness or for lack of attention. I'm not going to waste anyone's time.'
Knee injury keeps Spoon from Bills camp [6:17 PM]
AP reports: 'Williams seemed optimistic that middle linebacker Spoon, the team's fourth-round draft choice from North Carolina, could recover more quickly than the customary four weeks for sprained knees.'
Buffalo's move to a 4-3 defense is quite a gamble [12:06 PM]
Corning Leader reports: \'It\'s one thing to have a certain coaching philosophy, but the Bills\' personnel should have dictated that they stick with the 3-4.\'
Chargers continue raiding of Bills [12:02 PM]
North County Times reports: 'What he can do is tackle. Holecek - a fifth-round pick by Chargers general manager John Butler in 1995 - had at least 100 tackles the past three years in Buffalo, including 165 last season.'
Air Force vet Fisher flies high at Bills camp [9:15 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"As far as they are concerned, I'm starting from square one," Fisher said. "Now I've got to prove why they should keep me rather than why they should want to keep me around for another year."'
New regime a good fit for Johnson [9:15 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Clearly, Johnson and Williams have developed an affinity for one another. It is partly necessity, to be sure. If Williams is to succeed in his first head job, he needs Johnson to prove he can thrive and survive as an NFL quarterback. Williams takes every opportunity to praise him and remind everyone that he is the Bills' guy.'
Autograph avoiders feel sting of Williams\' wrath [9:14 AM]
Buffalo News reports: \'Signing autographs is mandatory for all players.\'
Bills' Henry hungry to start [5:21 AM]
D and C reports: 'And like before, he's out to prove that someone who stands 5-feet-9 can indeed enjoy great success on a football field. At least someone who's 5-9 and 221 pounds -- a bowling ball with muscles.'
Autograph dodgers draw earful [5:20 AM]
D and C reports: '"Oh bull," Williams screamed. "Play stupid with me and I'll run your butts out of here... . First thing will be a lunch box and a road map. I'm not messing with you guys anymore."'
Two battling for punting job [5:19 AM]
D and C reports: 'As for Bills Coach Gregg Williams, he just wants someone competent to punt, and by the time the regular season begins, it might be Taylor, it might be Moorman, or it might be someone else.'
Rookie Spoon injures knee [5:18 AM]
D and C reports: 'Spoon, the team's fourth-round pick out of North Carolina, is expected to make the team as a backup middle linebacker where the Bills' lack depth. His injury will be evaluated more completely this morning, Coach Gregg Williams said.'
Parade will honor Bills in Pittsford [5:17 AM]
D and C reports: '"We just thought it would be a nice way to kick off the camp and a nice way to welcome the Bills back to Pittsford," said town Supervisor Bill Carpenter. "And we wanted to thank them for choosing our community -- we're fortunate to have this experience here."'
Chargers bring in another former Bills player [9:07 PM]
AP reports: 'Holecek is expected to arrive in San Diego on Monday to sign his contract and begin practicing.'
Air Force commitments complete, Fisher prepared for Bills duty [9:06 PM]
AP reports: 'That the Bills have waited this long is a good sign. It helps, too, that Buffalo is in desperate need of defensive-line depth, having lost starters Bruce Smith, Marcellus Wiley and Ted Washington over the past two years. "I think I've got a great chance," Fisher said.'
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The Radford University Greek community is comprised of over 25 general fraternities and sororities. The organizations fall under the governance of three different coordinating councils - Interfraternity Council (IFC), National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), and the Panhellenic Council (PC).
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Sierra House on a Winter Trek
Students in the 5th grade from Sierra House Elementary School in South Lake Tahoe, CA went on a "Winter Trek" last month to Heavenly Mountain on the border of Nevada and California. On the field trip, the students were taught about torpor, hibernation, adaptation, and migration – important parts of the life of animals like me. Afterwards, the students wrote me letters about all the interesting things they learned during the trip. You can read their letters by clicking here.
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"Our field trip was fun. We learned about torpor, migration, adaptation, and hibernation." - Casey
"What I learned on Winter Trek was that bears do not hibernate, they go into torpor. In adaptation the animal's fur grows longer and their fur might change color." - Zachary
"My favorite part was going on the gondola. It was very fun because it was my first time ever. I think this is the best field trip so far!" - Claudia
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Buddy Bison Explores South Lake Tahoe, Makes New Friends
SierraHouse Elementary School (South Lake Tahoe, CA) recently joined the Where's Buddy Bison Been? movement. At an outdoor adventure at Tahoe Paradise Park Friday, October 15, fifth grade students planted willows, studied native birds, tested water quality and identified macroinvertebrates as part of Tahoe Resource Conservation District's Wonders of Water program.
Buddy Bison's first venture to Lake Tahoe was front-page news in the Tahoe Daily Tribune, which showed pictures of fifth-graders David and Theresa trying their hands at environmental restoration and conservation observation. National Park Trust's friends from Harrah's Entertainment funded the entire experience (including teacher toolkits), and some of Harrah's volunteers even helped to make the day more special. Buddy Bison would also like to thank the Tahoe Resource Conservation District for all of their work creating environmental activities for the students.
Welcome Sierra House! Buddy Bison looks forward to exploring South Lake Tahoe with you.


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1. Why are reporters asking the Rams GM what he thinks about Ireland? Or any AFC GM? Or any GM in the league for that matter?
2. How is trading a starter for a pick in any way similar to trading the second pick over-all for multiple picks?
3. "Ireland traded Davis for a second round pick" So what? I can make blank statements too: Ireland will be picking a player in the first round of the 2013 draft. Ireland's first name is Jeff. Et cetera.
Yeah you were right it was 11-5 the first season he was here maybe your too old and cannot remember that far back anymore. Anyway the worst 4 year stretch was just prior to his arrival 1-15, 6-1O, 9-7 and 4-12. So simple math that equals 20 -44
So let's get this straight -
Missing out on Jeff Fisher is an awful thing, so we need to fire Ireland and kick Ross out of Miami.
But, we need to be ashamed that the Rams finished with the same record? Well I mean that's expected they have a young QB! Wait, we do too? A ROOKIE? Yeah but it was Fisher's first year and Miami...
Well huh they have a rookie HC too. Strange. WELL THE RAMS SHOWED SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT FROM THEIR LAST SEASON! WITH A YOUNG TEAM!
Wait, so did Miami? **** How am I supposed to bitch and bitch and bitch like I know jack ****ing **** about football besides that fact that the Dolphins are a team and I can watch them on TV? MY OPINION MATTERS. BRING ME ORTON. BRING ME MATT FLYNN. IM A GOOD GM
The funny thing is the Rams GM should've probably picked Griffin.
I definitely respect the opinions of the true professionals, not the janitors, teachers, FEDEX drivers or insurance agents et al. that consider themselves experts on finheaven...


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Mahmoud Abbas
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News about Mahmoud Abbas, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2015
Memo from the West Bank; 80-year-old Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas is reportedly readying major speech on new plan for Palestinian national struggle; speculation is rife over his maneuvers, including whether he will leave office. MORE
Jul. 18, 2015
Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu calls Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas on Eid al-Fit, saying he told Abbas citizens of Israel want peace and stability; is first direct contact between the two leaders since summer of 2014. MORE
Jun. 17, 2015
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas reportedly tells party leaders that ineffective government he formed in 2014 after signing reconciliation pact with Hamas will resign within 24 hours; so-called consensus government is now headed by Prime Min Rami Hamdallah. MORE
May. 23, 2015
World Bank report finds Gaza's economy is near collapse due to 2014 war with Israel, border restrictions and dysfunctional government; cites conflict between Gaza's Hamas rulers and Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas as reason for delay in reconstruction efforts, and notes unemployment rate stands at 44 percent, world's highest level. MORE
May. 19, 2015
Diplomatic Memo; controversy arises over which verb Pope Francis used in whispered comment to Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas during meeting at Vatican; some interpret statement as 'you are an angel of peace,' while others contend it was 'may you be an angel of peace'; Vatican does not offer clarification and Israel makes no official comment. MORE
May. 17, 2015
Pope Francis, during meeting at Vatican, calls Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas 'angel of peace'; Vatican reiterates hope that Palestinians and Israel will find lasting solution to regional conflict. MORE
Mar. 31, 2015
Palestinians are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas, highlighting divisions that could impede progress toward statehood. MORE
Mar. 6, 2015
Palestinian Liberation Organization calls for a curtailing of longstanding security coordination with Israel; move, which will require authorization by Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas, comes as yet another escalation in cycle of retaliation between Israel and Palestinians. MORE
Jan. 1, 2015
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas requests that Authority join International Criminal Court, move that opens up possibility of war-crimes prosecutions of Israeli officials; request, condemned by American officials as excessive, follows failure of United Nations Security Council resolution demanding end to Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory by 2017. MORE
Jan. 1, 2015
Editorial criticizes Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas for political actions that may further dim any hopes of a two-state solution; contends Abbas's decisions to both force a losing vote on Palestinian statehood at United Nations Security Council and then to join International Criminal Court give Israeli hard-liners even more reason to reject new peace talks and could possibly push collapse of the authority itself. MORE
Dec. 24, 2014
Roger Cohen Op-Ed column describes speaking with Tzipi Livni, Israel's lead negotiator, about collapsed negotiations between Israel and Palestinians; notes that Livni attributes failure of negotiations to Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, who soured talks both by joining 15 international agencies and announcing reconciliation between Hamas and Fatah. MORE
Nov. 19, 2014
Editorial expresses horror at murder of four men, including three rabbis, at synagogue complex in neighborhood of West Jerusalem; maintains it is tragedy for all Israelis and Palestinians, as the two communities appear increasingly locked in cycle of hatred that makes permanent peace seem impossible; calls on Palestinian Pres Mahmoud Abbas to make moral case that such brutality can only bring shame upon Palestinian people. MORE
Oct. 11, 2014
Editorial submits task of rebuilding Gaza after 50-day war that damaged homes, businesses and infrastructure presents sizable challenges; questions point of rebuilding when region will only be destroyed in next war; contends reconstruction must be linked to permanent cease-fire and be designed so that it strengthens Palestinian Authority and Mahmoud Abbas, moderates committed to peace with Israel, while weakening Hamas, Israel's implacable enemy. MORE
Sep. 27, 2014
Palestinian Pres Mahmoud Abbas accuses Israel of failing to negotiate in good faith, calling on United Nations Security Council to press for a specific deadline to end Israeli occupation; speech at UN General Assembly conveys sense of outrage but is largely short on details, and does not include Abbas' own deadline for withdrawal. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas assails Hamas at meeting of Arab League, accusing it of running shadow government in Gaza; remarks call into question durability of unity pact between the two factions, and potentially complicate reconstruction of Gaza Strip. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Hanan Ashrawi, member of the Palestine Liberation Organization, says Palestinian Pres Mahmoud Abbas has decided to shelve already moribund American-sponsored peace talks and join International Criminal Court; Abbas intends to seek Security Council resolution that would demand end to Israeli occupation within three years. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas may use global stage of the annual United Nations General Assembly to publicly demand a deadline for ending Israel's occupation in Gaza, despite expectation that Israelis and their American allies will oppose the demand. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Pres Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority plans to present initiative that would bypass American-brokered negotiations with Israel to produce Palestinian state; it will give Israel a deadline to withdraw from occupied Palestinian territories. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
News analysis; Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas is emerging as major player in Egyptian-mediated talks to end latest war in Gaza, becoming potential linchpin for Israel, Egypt and Hamas as they seek lasting arrangements Palestinian region. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Abduction of three Israeli teenagers in West Bank has significantly escalated tensions between Israeli and Palestinian leadership, raising fears of third intifada in West Bank and Gaza Strip; kidnapping has prompted Israel to unleash most intense West Bank crackdown in nearly a decade, claiming lives of four Palestinians; Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas has incurred unprecedented wrath for aiding in Israel's search for teenagers. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority denounces abduction of three Israeli teenagers and vows to help catch the kidnappers; pressure has mounted on him and has threatened to collapse his fraying reconciliation pact with the militant Islamic movement Hamas; Abbas makes it clear that the Palestinian Authority is assisting Israel in its search for the teenagers. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Editorial expresses cautious support for efforts by newly reconciled Palestinian groups Fatah and Hamas to form government; notes Israel's condemnation of reconciliation based on Hamas' violent past, but holds that reconciliation, while problematic in many ways, may offer only way forward for peace; urges United States and Europe to remain vigilant in monitoring Palestinian Pres Mahmoud Abbas's promise that new government will conduct itself peaceably. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas swears in new government intended to reunite West Bank and Gaza Strip after seven years of political and social division; ceremony comes six weeks after Palestine Liberation Organization and militant Hamas movement signed pact paving way for the new government. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Pres Mahmoud Abbas of Palestinian Authority asks Prime Min Rami Hamdallah to form 'government of national consensus' that would unite warring Palestinian factions for first time in seven years; move could send Israeli-Palestinian relations into tailspin and would disrupt any prospect of resumption of American-brokered peace talks. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Memo From Jerusalem; Pope Francis returns from successful three-day trip to the Holy Land having navigated one of the world's most complex political minefields with a deft touch; elicited promise from Israeli Pres Shimon Peres and Pres Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority to jointly attend peace prayer service at the Vatican, a symbolic but important gesture following collapse of peace talks one month earlier. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Pope Francis invites Israeli Pres Shimon Peres and Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas to join him at his Vatican apartment for prayer and summit meeting, inserting himself directly into effort to bring about peace in Middle East; invitation, issued during visit to Jerusalem, underscores Francis' intention to reassert Vatican's role as arbiter of international diplomacy. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas meets in London with Tzipi Livni, Israel's justice minister; it is first known face-to-face talks between two sides since American-brokered peace negotiations collapsed in April. MORE
May. 13, 2014
Sec of State John Kerry plans to meet with Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas in London; it will be the first meeting between the two since Obama administration said in April that it was going to pause diplomatic efforts and reassess the Middle East peace process. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Group of 17 human rights organizations including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International urge Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas to join the International Criminal Court, move strongly opposed by Israel and the United States. MORE
Apr. 27, 2014
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas issues formal statement calling the Holocaust 'the most heinous crime to have occurred against humanity in the modern era,' and expresses sympathy with victims' families; statement, which grew out of a meeting between Abbas and an American rabbi who promotes understanding between Muslims and Jews, is the first of such offering of condolences by Abbas. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
News analysis; Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu's suspension of negotiations with Palestinians was done with tacit blessing of United States as rebuke against Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas; collapse of negotiations leaves Israel in precarious position, however, since talks had helped contain violence and hold back European boycott. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas issues renewed warning that if American-sponsored Middle East peace talks fail, he may dissolve the authority and hand sole responsibility for the West Bank back to Israel; says Israel has, in any case, deprived him of any real power to govern the territory. MORE
Apr. 7, 2014
Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will take its own 'unilateral steps' in response to the Palestinians' move to join international conventions; clearly tries to lay blame for possible collapse of peace negotiations on his counterpart, Pres Mahmoud Abbas of Palestinian Authority, but leaves open a window for salvaging talks before their expiration date. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Middle East peace talks verge on a breakdown after Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas defies the United States and Israel by taking concrete steps to join 15 international agencies; move signals an attempt to gain benefits of statehood outside the negotiations process; actions appear to catch American and Israeli officials by surprise, and prompts Sec of State John Kerry to cancel a planned return to the region. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Editorial laments faltering of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks after nine months of intensive diplomacy; urges Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Pres Mahmoud Abbas to consider whether they are willing to let the opportunity pass for making peace; holds if they cannot or will not agree on framework for negotiations, United States should put forward its own statement of principles. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Sec of State John Kerry plans to fly to Amman, Jordan, to meet with Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas; meeting comes as Middle East peace talks are threatened by confrontation over release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails. MORE
Mar. 24, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas indicates that he will not extend peace negotiations with Israel past March 29 unless Palestinian prisoners are released on that date as promised; Israel says it will not release prisoners unless talks are extended, leading to diplomatic impasse. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Palestinians are criticizing Pres Mahmoud Abbas for undertaking a campaign against one-time ally Muhammad Dahlan, former Fatah security chief who he now sees as a rival; critics say dispute comes at a delicate time when Abbas already faces a difficult diplomatic battle with Israel and the United States. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas makes clear in meeting at White House that he is no closer to recognizing Israel as a Jewish state, language that Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted be applied to peace treaty; refusal leaves Sec of State John Kerry in tight spot just weeks before deadline for a framework accord. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Secretary of State John Kerry makes unannounced visit to Jordan to consult King Abdullah II about Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, even as Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas reiterates positions that underscore challenge Kerry faces. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
About 300 Israeli students and youth leaders travel to Ramallah, West Bank, to meet Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas for conversation about peace process; Abbas's insistence on peace between Israel and Palestinians is welcomed by audience. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Israel rejects applications of Palestinian patients seeking treatment in Israel or the West Bank because paper bears logo 'State of Palestine' rather than 'Palestinian Authority'; Mahmoud Abbas, Palestinian president, ordered that the state logo be used on all official correspondence after he won status of nonmember observer state for Palestine at United Nations. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas proposes that American-led NATO force patrol future Palestinian state indefinitely; suggestion, made to Sec of State John Kerry, comes at sensitive stage of six month long peace negotiations, as Kerry prepares to present core framework of peace deal. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas says that he could accept Israeli military presence in West Bank for three-year transition period as part of peace deal, but that longer period is unacceptable; question of who will be responsible for security and for how long has been central to American-brokered peace talks. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a harsh assessment of Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas and, implicitly, prospect of a Middle East peace agreement; statement comes as Secretary of State John Kerry arrives in Jerusalem. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas expresses optimism that a peace agreement could be reached in the nine months allotted to the current round of negotiations in a rare meeting with Israeli politicians; Abbas alos pointedly avoids questions that proved provocative in the past. MORE
Aug. 7, 2013
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column praises Secretary of State John Kerry for getting Israelis and Palestinians back to the negotiating table for the first time in five years, but notes that prospects for a deal are slim; warns Israel's Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas that they will have to help each other face down their respective internal opponents if any progress is to be made. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas accepts resignation of Prime Min Rami Hamdallah, who had asked to quit two weeks after being sworn into office. MORE
Jun. 22, 2013
Palestinian Authority Pres Mahmoud Abbas asks Prime Min Rami Hamdallah to reconsider his decision to step down after just two weeks in office. MORE
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In West Bank, Speculation Abounds Over Mahmoud Abbas's Plans
Mahmoud Abbas, the aging Palestinian president, may be paving the way for his exit from political life — or he may be trying to consolidate power by crippling all his rivals.
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
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Mahmoud Abbas to Resign P.L.O. Leadership Position, Officials Say
Mr. Abbas would quit as head of the executive committee in a maneuver apparently designed to boost his legitimacy within the organization, committee members said.
August 23, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Abbas, Mahmoud , Palestine Liberation Organization , Palestinians , Erekat, Saeb , Rabbo, Yasir Abed , Palestinian Authority , Ashrawi, Hanan , Gaza Strip , West Bank , Israel
Palestinian Man Fatally Shot in Confrontation With Israeli Police
The man, identified by the police as Mohammad Abu Amsha, 26, was the third Palestinian to try to stab Israelis in the West Bank since Saturday.
August 18, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Palestinians , Israel , Attacks on Police , Palestinian Authority , Abbas, Mahmoud , Allan, Mohammad , West Bank , Defense and Military Forces , Deaths (Fatalities)
Vigilante Effort After a Child's Death Underlines Stark Change in West Bank
The village of Duma had found a peaceful accommodation with its Jewish neighbors, but attitudes changed after the death of a Palestinian toddler.
August 4, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Israel , Yesh Din , Palestinians , West Bank , Arson , Vigilantes , Murders, Attempted Murders and Homicides , Dawabsheh, Ali Saad (2014-15) , Demonstrations, Protests and Riots , Fires and Firefighters , Abbas, Mahmoud
Israel: Netanyahu and Abbas Talk by Phone After Year
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel called his Palestinian counterpart on Friday on Eid-al-Fitr, the first time the two leaders have spoken in more than a year.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Israel , Netanyahu, Benjamin , Abbas, Mahmoud , Palestinian Authority , Ramadan , International Relations
Mahmoud Abbas Appoints New Secretary General of the P.L.O.
The move by the Palestinian president, who chose a confidant nearly two weeks after dismissing the former secretary, suggested a fear of rivals.
July 14, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Palestinians , Appointments and Executive Changes , Palestine Liberation Organization , Abbas, Mahmoud , Erekat, Saeb
Palestinians and the International Criminal Court: What You Need to Know
Questions and answers on the jurisdiction of the court, why the Palestinians joined it and the expected political fallout.
June 25, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Palestinian Authority , International Criminal Court , Palestinians , Abbas, Mahmoud , Netanyahu, Benjamin , Hamas , United Nations , Gaza Strip , Israel , War Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity
Palestinian Government Is Expected to Resign
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority told leaders of his political party on Tuesday that the government would resign within 24 hours.
June 17, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Palestinian Authority , Abbas, Mahmoud , Palestinians , Defense and Military Forces , Appointments and Executive Changes , Gaza Strip , West Bank , Palestine Liberation Organization
Gazans' Hopes for Rebuilding After War Give Way to Deeper Despair
Hamas quietly initiated new import fees in an effort to cover the salaries of some 40,000 employees, raising prices in already depressed markets.
June 2, 2015, Tuesday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Gaza Strip , Palestinians , Hamas , Economic Conditions and Trends , Unemployment , Taxation , Abbas, Mahmoud , Fatah, Al , Israel
Arrests Overshadow Palestinians' Bid to Oust Israel From FIFA
A vote on the issue is scheduled for Friday, and both sides say they are struggling to get their messages across to other delegations.
May 29, 2015, Friday
MORE ON MAHMOUD ABBAS AND: Palestinians , Zurich (Switzerland) , West Bank , Soccer , Israeli Settlements , International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) , Palestinian Authority , Blatter, Sepp , Abbas, Mahmoud , Netanyahu, Benjamin , Gaza Strip , Israel
Netanyahu and Abbas Condemn Attacks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority denounced Palestinian attacks at a synagogue in West Jerusalem that killed four people.
Officials Discuss Violence in West Bank
The Israeli defense minister and the president of the Palestinian Authority discussed the escalating violence in the West Bank after Israeli forces fatally shot a Palestinian man on Tuesday.
Palestinian President Addresses U.N.
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority spoke on Friday at the 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Abbas on Cease-Fire in Gaza Strip
The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, declared that a cease-fire between Hamas and Israel, brokered by Egypt, had been reached in the Gaza Strip.
U.S. Diplomacy in the Gaza Crisis
As the death toll rises in the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian fighting, a look at the Obama administration's strategy for reaching a cease-fire.
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We are pleased to announce the winners of the Fraser Institute's 2012 Student Video Contest which explored the topic "Why Good Politics is Bad Economics."
Sponsored by The Lotte and John Hecht Memorial Foundation.
The First Place ($2,500) winner is:Why Good Politics is Bad Economics 2012 Video Contest
Creator(s): Spenser LeeNathan LoDelaram A. Yazdi Hugh Boyd Secondary School, Richmond, BC
The Second Place ($1,500) winner is:Fraser Institute Video Contest: 3 Reasons why Good Politics is Bad Economics
Creator(s): Vincent ChenMatt D'Agati Michelle GoffredaTiffany PerumpailLiezl Puzon Rohit Ramachandran Melody Tashjian High Technology High School, New Jersey, USA
The Third Place ($1,000) winner is:Self Interest in Politics and the Economy - Why Good Politics is Bad Economics
Creator(s): David LuuRiverside Secondary School, Port Coquitlam, BC
Viewer's Choice:
With 730 likes, the Viewer's Choice Award in the post-secondary category is:Why Good Politics is Bad Economics
Creator(s): Manwinder SidhuUniversity of Guelph, Guelph, ON
With 432 likes, the Viewer's Choice Award in the high school category is:Poli-nomics: Choice or Chance
Creator(s): Jason Chan Marco Lai Lucien LuSir Winston Churchill Secondary School, Vancouver, BC
2012 Judging:Our panel of judges determined the award winners based on their understanding of the topic and economics, the strength of their argument, clear expression of ideas, production values and originality. Videos were also assessed on their fulfillment of the concept paper.
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Watch winning videos from previous years.
2011 Student Video Contest
Natural Disasters: The Economics of Aid and Recovery
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The Nanny State: Is Government Regulation Threatening Your Personal Freedom?
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BLOOMINGTON — State police have arrested a Bloomington couple on drug charges after officers allegedly found an active meth lab in their home along with four of their five children.
Twenty-seven-year old Joshua Lee Scroggins and 21-year-old Misty Brooke Chambers were arrested Wednesday on multiple drug and neglect charges. They're being held on bond at the Monroe County Jail.
The Herald-Times reports officers found four children between the ages of 5 months and 4 years inside the duplex along with hazardous chemicals used for making meth.
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Super Futuristic Noain City Hall is a Plant-Covered Building That Boasts Passive Energy Saving Systems
Since energy conservation is the theme and focus of the building, almost every aspect of the design reflects this. The first step that Zon-e took to conserve energy was to maximize the usage of natural light, cutting down on electricity costs. The plan of the building is a series of layers, which let light flow freely from space to space. A central north facing skylight stands over an open air space in the middle of the building, which is surrounded by offices and staircases. The light from the skylight reaches the offices, as the walls were designed to not reach the ceiling in order to let sunlight through.
Additionally, the entre façade, aside from the windows, forms a translucent skin, which glows at night and lets filtered light in during the day. The exoskeleton encases the translucent skin, and acts as a sun shade to reduce solar impact. The grid comes alive with varying colors of foliage that weave in and out and will eventually overtake the façade. These plants act as a natural filter on many levels, absorbing solar radiation in summer and insulating in the winter and at night. They also provide fresh air, moisten the breeze and infuse nature into the work day.
The active systems are just as impressive. Geothermal energy is the main power source for the City Hall, exchanging heat with the ground and water. Heat and cold inside of the building is maintained with a radiant floor and the help of a small boiler system on the roof that is only used sporadically. Ventilation occurs via the double skin, as well as the skylight which acts as a solar chimney. Altogether, this smart building has been estimated to have a 60% energy saving rating.
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The building looks amazing. I'm glad they've incorporated energy conservation measures in its design and construction. Some of these can and should be considered for existing buildings and houses – you don't need a brand new futuristic home! I know for a fact geothermal systems can be used to provide heating and cooling in single family homes. My friend Howard recently installed his and posted a video on youtube to share how it turned out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIqjghyW7e0
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Grace Hinds wows panel of experts with her look for Spring '12
LIM College student Grace Hinds has won the $10,000 grand prize in Lord & Taylor's "You've Got the Look" Student Stylist Competition.
The look Grace styled was selected by a panel of fashion experts, including legendary designer Carmen Marc Valvo, Lord & Taylor's Editor-at-Large Suze Yalof Schwartz, Creative Director Corinne Brohme, and Fashion Director Paula Correri (who is an LIM College alumna) at a special in-store fashion show at Lord & Taylor's Fifth Avenue flagship last night. Voters also weighed in online and by text, with a total of 35,000 votes received.
Grace, who is a student in Prof. Fabrizio Babino's Fashion Styling class, was one of 8 finalists (4 from LIM College and 4 from FIT) who dazzled the judges and audience. The other 3 LIM College finalists were Ayanna Zaire Cotton, Karen Hodgin and Alyssa Spirito. All did an amazing job.
The looks they styled will be on display on mannequins in Lord & Taylor's famous Fifth Avenue windows (at 39th Street) until March 10.
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Goals: Voyager 1 and 2 were designed to take advantage of a rare planetary alignment to explore the outer solar system. Voyager 1 targeted Jupiter and Saturn before continuing on to chart the far edges of our solar system.
During the Jupiter leg of its journey, Voyager 1 was to explore the giant planet, its magnetosphere and moons in greater detail than the Pioneer spacecraft that preceded it. Voyager 1 was not only to study Jupiter, but to use it as a springboard to Saturn, using the gravity-assist technique.
Accomplishments: Voyager 1 succeeded on all counts, with the single exception of experiments using its photopolarimeter, which failed to operate. Jupiter's atmosphere was found to be more active than during the visits of Pioneer 10 and 11, sparking a rethinking of the earlier atmospheric models which could not explain the new features. The spacecraft imaged the moons Amalthea, Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto, showing details of their terrain for the first time.
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City Leaks used three different colors of crates and gave each one a specific function. The idea reminded us of the classic game of Tetris – remember that each type of block cluster was a particular color and shape? In PlayMo, the black crates = platforms, the grey crates = stairs and finally the green crates = moveable elements. The green crates are the most interactive pieces and provide an undefined random element; visitors can create their own seating arrangements or sofas or even stack crates to make additional steps. And it's apparent from the photos of PlayMo showing how the pavilion evolves from one day to the next that people love putting their own special touches on the space. City Leaks found plants, art, toys, coins, letters and even pillows left inside and atop the crates.
"PlayMo was born from the intention of inventing a space that turns into a place where people meet, spend time and play," explain City Leaks of how the pavilion came to be. "Its name comes from "playmobil", a Lego styled child's creative play toy. Using milk crates was like playing with big Lego pieces. Milk crates are a fantastic material for many reasons; they are structural, light, modular and they have an iconic role in Melbourne's cafe image and laneways. We believe that familiarity to a material plays an important role in engaging with it."
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10 slices
bacon, diced
1 tablespoon
crushed garlic
1/2 teaspoon
crushed red pepper flakes
2 (10 ounce) packages
frozen whole green beans
salt and pepper to taste
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My green bean saute` uses:
1 can green beans, drained and rinsed
1 Tbsp olive oil
1 Tbsp minced onion
1 Tbsp finely chopped red pepper or pimento (if available, for color)
garlic powder or minced garlic to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
Saute lightly, medium heat, until all flavors are well distributed. Quick and easy and lots of flavor.
Followed the recipe to the note, but it didn't really work for me. Garlic tends to burn quite easily in the last 10 minutes, and really overpowers the taste of the dish. I will try again, but fry the garlic separately and mix it in just before serving.
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Very yummy! I didnt have red pepper on hand, but it was still good. I used fresh green beans instead of frozen.
I made this with canned green beans, and it was still very good. I want to try it with fresh next time. I did make a few changes: I sauted 1 can of mushrooms in 1 tbsp of butter until browned, then I added a few sliced onions and 1 can of beans. I sauted on medium heat until slightly browned, then added the cooked crumbled bacon and 1/2 tsp of fresh garlic. I did not use any bacon grease to cook the beans. Thanks for a very good recipe for me to experiment with. :)
Added a quater cup of finely chopped onion near the end of the cooking. Truely an Amercian classic.
I thought these were really good. The only things I did differently were that I steamed them first, then added them in with the garlic and oil for about 5 min and added the bacon. I also didn't use the red pepper flakes - didn't have any. I loved the bacon in them. Next time I will add more garlic - my husband and I are huge garlic fans! I will definitely make these again.
This was really good. I only used 5 slices of bacon, mainly because I didn't look at the recipe to see how many to use. I also couldn't find any frozen whole green beans so I used fresh but blanched them first. Very simple recipe.
I made this for Christmas with absolutely no changes and it was great! I received compliments right and left! A hint of spice with every bite and when we had leftovers, there was always some on my plate!
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2012: Honorable mention All-America selection by Sports Illustrated ... first team All-ACC pick by both the media and coaches ... Willis Aldridge Award recipient as Duke's most outstanding defensive back ... first team Capital One Academic All-District III choice ... Academic All-ACC selection ... ACC Defensive Back of the Week honoree after posting six tackles, two INTs and two PBUs in Duke's 54-17 win over N.C. Central ... team captain ... started all 13 games ... carded 71 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 quarterback sack, five INTs, 13 PBUs and one caused fumble ... scored 12 total points on two TDs ... registered a school-record 75-yard blocked field goal return for a TD against FIU and had a 32-yard INT return for a score versus N.C. Central ... led Duke in INTs, PBUs and total passes defended ... the 18 total passes defended matched the second-highest single-season total in Duke history while the 13 PBUs matched the fourth-highest single-season total in school history ... finished third on the team in tackles ... in the ACC, ranked tied for first in INTs per game (0.38), third in passes defended per game (1.38) and 41st in tackles per game (5.46) ... became the first Blue Devil to lead the league in INTs per game since John Talley in 2006 ... nationally, ranked tied for 12th in passes defended per game and tied for 17th in INTs per game ... logged 4+ tackles in all 13 contests including a season-high eight in the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati ... INTs came against Stanford, N.C. Central (2), Virginia & Clemson ... on the field for 996 total snaps.
2011: Academic All-ACC selection ... recipient of the Sonny Falcone Iron Duke Award, a team honor presented annually to one offensive player, one defensive player and one player in the developmental program for their year-round commitment to strength training and conditioning ... played in and started 11 games ... missed the Tulane game due to injury ... carded 56 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss, nine PBUs and one INT ... ranked fourth on the team in total tackles and second in PBUs ... in the ACC, ranked seventh in total passes defended per game (0.91) and 34th in tackles per game (5.1) ... ranked 68th nationally in passes defended per contest ... closed the season on a high note with a career-high matching 10 tackles and one INT at North Carolina ... had nine stops in Duke's win at Boston College ... posted seven tackles against both FIU and Virginia Tech ... logged multiple PBUs versus both Richmond (3) and Georgia Tech (2) ... on the field for 735 total snaps.
2010: Freshman All-America selection by Phil Steele (3rd team) and College Football News (HM) ... Academic All-ACC choice ... started all 12 games ... finished sixth on the team with 60 tackles ... led the squad with three INTs and finished second with seven PBUs ... became just the second Duke freshman to lead the team in INTs by himself, joining Wyatt Smith (1988) ... matched school single-season record for INTs by a freshman (Wyatt Smith, 3, 1988) ... matched school single-game record for INTs by a freshman (John Talley, 2 vs. Clemson, 2007) ... ranked tied for eighth in the ACC in total passes defended (10) ... passes defended total ranked second among league rookies ... the 60 tackles rank as the ninth-highest single-season total by a rookie in Duke history ... posted a season-high 10 tackles at Wake Forest ... on the field for 826 total snaps.
2009: Did not see game action.
PRIOR TO DUKE: Two-year letterman under Larry McNulty at Charlotte Latin ... charted as the 74th-top cornerback in the nation by Scout.com ... listed as the 76th-best cornerback in the country by Rivals.com ... in senior season, had 29 receptions for 459 yards and 11 TDs while posting 34 tackles and three INTs as Latin went 9-3 and reached the state championship game ... helped Latin to a 13-0 record and state title as a junior by catching 41 passes for 806 yards and seven TDs and compiling 38 tackles and nine INTs with four defensive TDs ... scored six defensive TDs during prep career ... two-time all-conference and all-state selection ... also lettered in basketball and track and field.
PERSONAL: Son of Serena and Keith Cockrell ... father played football at Columbia University ... born August 6, 1991 ... graduated from Duke in May, 2013 with a degree in political science while also earning a certificate in markets and management studies ... currently pursuing a graduate degree in political science.
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For reasons we can't really grasp, Marvel decided to announce their new character on The View. And here SHE is in her thunderous glory.
That's right, the new Thor is a woman! And she looks pretty great in this preliminary art:
While details are scarce, we now know that this new Thor was saved by her predecessor, the former male Thor, who is no longer worthy to wield Mjolnir. The only other details we have is that this #1 issue will premiere in October under the supervision of Jason Aaron and Russell Dautermann.
Marvel's press release quotes writer Jason Aaron as saying: "This is not She-Thor. This is not Lady Thor. This is not Thorita. This is Thor. This is the Thor of the Marvel Universe. But it's unlike any Thor we've ever seen before." The press release also says that whoever is worthy to hold the hammer gets to have the name Thor, so this really is Thor.
.@Marvel announces that Thor is no longer worthy of Mjolnir, and now a woman will be wielding the mighty Uru Hammer! #TheView
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