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When Jameis Winston signed his LOI the Seminoles clearly took the top spot. He and Sean Maguire are two different players but give Florida State an outstanding duo. The next best quarterback to sign with an ACC school, after Winston, might be Chad Kelly and he's heading to Clemson as the Tigers' only commitment at the position.
Miami is bringing in three quality quarterbacks and North Carolina got a boost when four-star quarterback James Summers flipped from N.C. State, though he could play another position in college. Virginia's Greyson Lambert was a nice steal out of the Peach State. Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech will be looking for quarterbacks next year.
The Hokies really excelled here and reeled in J.C. Coleman, the top running back in Virginia, plus fellow four-star Drew Harris and Chris Mangus, one of the best in North Carolina. Miami's Randy Johnson is the top incoming running back in the ACC.
Perhaps the biggest surprise was Duke, which was able to grab Shaquille Powell from Nevada. The Blue Devils also picked up Jela Duncan on National Signing Day. Four-star Wes Brown decided to stay close to home and that's why Maryland is so high on this list. Florida State signed only Mario Pender but he's a big-time talent.
Stefon Diggs is the guy everyone was waiting on and his commitment to Maryland helped vault the Terrapins near the top of the ACC's rankings here. The school that did the best, however, was Miami. Malcolm Lewis and Robert Lockhart are four-stars for the Hurricanes and they also signed three other quality players.
Speaking of depth, Virginia has plenty of it. If Canaan Severin were listed as a wide receiver rather than an athlete the Cavaliers might be even higher. North Carolina picked up Quinshad Davis late and he appears to be a great fit in Larry Fedora's offense. Georgia Tech was the only school not to sign a receiver.
Tight end wasn't a huge priority for ACC schools this year but Duke signed a pair of good ones in Daniel Beilinson and Erich Schneider. The only four-star tight end signed by an ACC school is Christo Kourtzidis and he's heading to Florida State.
Wake Forest also built some depth at the position with Zach Gordon out of Georgia and Anthony Rook, a North Carolinian. Clemson, Georgia Tech and Miami took a pass on the position this year. The Yellow Jackets seemed to do that across the board this year on offense.
Clemson might not have one headliner that jumps off the page at you, though Isaiah Battle is a good one, but the Tigers signed five guys that all have high ceilings. Virginia was pretty much in the same boat, signing five quality prospects from up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
North Carolina was able to hold onto Jon Heck and J.J. Patterson and added Caleb Peterson late. Surprisingly, there are only three four-star offensive linemen that signed with ACC schools. Boston College and N.C. State also added some nice depth while Miami got quality.
The race for the top spot here wasn't even close. Mario Edwards and Eddie Goldman were the top two defensive tackles in the nation and both are five-stars. Both are also heading to Tallahassee. What's really scary is the Seminoles would have still finished in the upper half of the rankings minus those two.
Clemson was the only other school to add defensive tackles ranked as four-star prospects and the Tigers got two of them in Carlos Watkins and Kevin Dodd. The ACC was extremely top heavy at the position this year with nearly half of the league's schools signing no one at defensive tackle.
The Hurricanes found two headliners in Jelani Hamilton and Tyriq McCord. They also added three other speed rushers that Miami fans will be excited about. Virginia's Eli Harold was the top player in the state and Michael Moore, out of DeMatha, adds more star power.
Clemson signed three guys rated as three-star prospects, as did North Carolina and N.C. State. Florida State's Chris Casher from Mobile (Ala.) Davidson was the Seminoles' only defensive end while Francis Kallon played his first year of football this past fall and is taking his talent to Atlanta.
It was a big year for linebacker talent in Virginia and the Hokies capitalized, earning commitments from Trey Edmunds, Deon Clarke and Devin Vandyke early while adding Ken Ekanem on signing day. Kwontie Moore was arguably the state's top linebacker and he's heading to rival UVa.
It was a down year for Boston College recruiting but it did great at linebacker, adding four high-quality players. The Seminoles only signed two linebackers, Reggie Northrup and Ukeme Eligwe, but both are four-star talents. Linebacker is one of the positions the ACC schools did a good job of addressing collectively.
Miami absolutely loaded up with five guys rated as three-star prospects. Those five are overshadowed by five-star Tracy Howard, the nation's top cornerback, and four-star safety Deon Bush. With the Canes mopping up so much of the Sunshine State's secondary talent, Florida State looked elsewhere, finding former Notre Dame commitment Ronald Darby in Maryland and Colin Blake in Texas.
Clemson, Virginia Tech and N.C. State may not have quite as much star power as the Canes and Seminoles but all addressed needs in the secondary very well.
This is where Georgia Tech's strength lies. The Yellow Jackets signed four-star athlete Justin Thomas out of Prattville, the state champs in the Alabama 6A ranks. They also signed four other players that the coaches will have the luxury of moving around on the field.
Clemson, Miami and Virginia weren't outdone by much. The Tigers' top athlete is Zac Brooks and he was the No. 1 prospect in Arkansas. Miami's only labeled athlete is Angelo Jean-Louis and he's a good one. Florida State, Duke and N.C. State didn't sign anyone with the label.
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The Suffolk University Theatre Department remounts At Ease, its original play about the American veteran experience, at the Modern Theatre as part of Boston's first Outside the Box summer arts festival.
Performances take place at at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 13, and 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday, July 14, at Suffolk University's Modern Theatre.
To create At Ease, Professor Caitlin Langstaff matched seven veterans with seven actors. The students spent time getting to know one another and taping interviews that would eventually turn into monologues. As the monologues developed, so did relationships between the actors and vets.
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"When I was paired with [wounded Marine veteran] Ryan, I didn't know we'd become such good friends," says recent graduate Jillian Couillard. "When we first met, I told him I would only shoot a gun in the event of a zombie apocalypse – I realize now how clueless that sounds, but I never thought I'd be capable of shooting an M4 with him at a shooting range!"
Senior Gabby Womack joined the production hoping to gain insight into her own brother and uncle, both veterans. She has "had trouble connecting with them because they don't want to dwell on their deployments or even discuss these issues at all."
Suffolk Theatre major and Army veteran Jim Mihelidakis knows how hard it is to relive those experiences. He wrestles with the concept of "readjustment" and wonders if being a soldier is a lifelong part of his identity.
"When you're used to seeing signs every day in a war zone that say 'Complacency Kills' it's impossible to not be changed by that, not to lose your ability to be carefree," he says.
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At Ease has been a cathartic experience for Mihelidakis, who has had trouble opening up about his experiences in Iraq. The "safe communication space" Langstaff fostered among the students is a major factor in this transformation. Student actor Jake Athyal agrees:
"We feel honored that they trust us to tell their stories, and we genuinely hope this is a positive step towards creating better understanding between vets and other students at Suffolk."
Joseph Kahn of The Boston Globe profiled At Ease in advance of last fall's production.
The show runs at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 13, and 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday, July 14, at Suffolk University's Modern Theatre located at 525 Washington Street, Boston. Tickets are free. Reservations are recommended and may be made at www.moderntheatre.com. Donations will be accepted at the door to benefit a scholarship for academically qualified students who are veterans of the U.S. military or descendants of U.S. veterans. The scholarship was created in 2000 by Suffolk alumni and World War II veterans John J. McCarthy, BSB '49, and Michael Linquata, BSB '50, who attended Suffolk University on the G.I. Bill.

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Have the tools to support writing, such as spellcheck and grammar programs, made students too dependent upon technology? If a student tries to write "frantic" and the computer comes up with "fanatic" and the student accepts it (L & L's example), doesn't that suggest something about the potential disadvantages of digital tools? Don't the problems with citation point to the potential disadvantages of over-fast downloading and cutting and pasting?The best response to this idiocy is given by one of the commenters on the post:
These are open questions, but I think we can say that instead of dispelling fears about the impact of technology on student writing, the Lunsford study raises them to a new level.
Doesn't the rapid use of keys on this new-fangled thing called a "typewriter" encourage the erroneous transposition of letters, e.g., "aslo" instead of "also"? Don't these typewriter things mean that a student can get a friend to do the final draft, and [the] student won't be able to make additional changes for the better during its writing? And doesn't that correction ribbon on the high-end SelectWriters encourage careless speed?(The commenter also points to this YouTube video of a Medieval helpdesk and then makes some cogent points.)
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Nicky15 wrote:These these rules are to make a fair and level playing field for everyone.
Really? If I don't have sitters from my time zone who will be able to supervise me in case of emergency? New rules are against those that play fair.
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GoranZ wrote:More I think about the new rules more I'm against them... I fell that I'm being targeted with new rules because of someone else's misuse. And whats most important proposed rules don't even target the problem, they target players like me who have done nothing wrong, nor they think of doing of something wrong in the future.
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Michael A. Beas of Greer, S.C., pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Charlotte to a single felony count of dealing firearms without a license.
Prosecutors say a Charlotte gun store owner alerted federal officials in August after Beas legally purchased 13 semi-automatic AK-47 rifles over the Internet.
Confronted by federal agents when he came to pick up the rifles, Beas admitted selling high-powered weapons at gun shows in the Carolinas and Georgia, as well as in deals carried out in the parking lot Red Roof Inn. He said he didn't bother to track who bought the guns, according to court records.
Among the items Beas admitted selling are key components needed to assemble .50-caliber sniper rifles that fire ammunition capable of piercing more than an inch of steel armor. A skilled marksman using such a rifle can hit a human-sized target at distances of up to 1 mile.
Beas, 33, didn't have any prior felony convictions. Therefore, under current federal law, it was legal for him to buy as many of the powerful firearms as he wanted.
He could also legally sell the weapons as a private individual without conducting the background checks intended to block buyers with mental illnesses, felony convictions or an active domestic violence protective order against them.
Where Beas ran afoul of the law, according to prosecutors, was operating a business selling guns without the required federal dealer's license.
Prosecutors admit Beas would have likely have avoided detection had it not been for the alarm raised by the suspicious staff at the gun store. The only way for authorities to track sales of multiple rifles and shotguns to an individual is to go from store to store and review reams of paper forms.
"Gun trafficking cases are difficult to prosecute in part because there are no reporting requirement for the multiple purchase of long guns, including assault rifles both from licensed dealers and at gun shows," said Anne Tompkins, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina.
Beas faces a maximum sentence of up to 5 years in prison. As part of his plea agreement, Beas also agreed to surrender the 13 AK-47s and one .50 caliber sniper rifle.
Most of the new guns Beas sold would have been illegal for him to purchase under the federal assault weapons ban that expired in 2004. A bill to renew the ban introduced following December's mass killing of schoolchildren and teachers in Newtown, Conn., is now under consideration in Congress.
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The partial shutdown of the federal government provided the latest example of why an emergency fund should be among the top financial priorities for every household.
Would you be able to pay the bills on time if your paycheck disappeared for a week or two? How about for a month or two?
Would an unexpected major car repair create hardship?
I know it's very hard for most people to set money away for emergencies. But "emergencies" have become pretty regular occurrences lately, and most of the alternatives to having an emergency fund are bad choices.
Payday and title loans may count as funds in an emergency, but that's not the same as having emergency funds. Racking up debt on high-interest credit cards isn't much better.
The good news is that if you have assets such as a retirement fund or a home, you may have more of an emergency fund than you realize. It depends on how your finances are arranged.
The goal for an emergency fund — typical suggestions are three to six months' salary — is likely out of reach for most people, but any savings are good savings.
If you haven't started saving, begin with small amounts, then just keep going and don't look back. Eventually, even small deposits will add up.
If you have assets, the key is making sure you can tap them in times of crisis without paying penalties.
Recession, job loss, health problems, divorce, crime and natural disasters are just some of the things that can plunge a person or family into a financial emergency. And these things are happening regularly to someone, somewhere.
Of course, there are also government and employer furloughs to worry about. And then there are the unexpected "black swan" events.
Who thought back in 2007 that global demand for mortgage-backed securities would prompt lenders to write home loans to anyone with a pulse, creating a house of cards that caused a historic international recession?
Talk about an emergency! Countless people who had no role in the housing bubble lost jobs and homes as the economy contracted and real estate values plunged.
Recessions and other economic emergencies are the times when people of modest means are often forced to sell what little assets they have at reduced prices, while those with piles of cash swoop in for the bargains. Just look at the large percentage of residential properties that even now are being purchased in all-cash deals — more than half of all sales nationwide, several studies claim.
You may not aspire to be one of the folks who swoop in with piles of cash to buy depressed assets, but I'm sure you don't want to be the person forced to sell depressed assets.
So, what to do?
The first step, if you haven't done this already, is to get a firm hold on your financial situation. Know your assets and your debts, your interest rates and loan terms. Find out your ability to get at the value in your assets if you had to.
For example, I recently spoke with a woman who owns her home free and clear, but may have to sell it to avoid losing it because of unpaid taxes. It seems she has bad credit, so she can't tap into her home equity, and became disabled, so she can't work.
That's a great illustration of why it's a bad idea to focus on paying off your mortgage, unless you have a large emergency fund built up as well. In times of crisis, you may not be able to tap all that equity in your home.
Home equity lines of credit provide one way of tapping home equity when needed, but as many folks discovered, banks can decide to reduce those lines of credit at the most inconvenient times, as many did during the Great Recession. Plus, that line of credit is a loan, or, put another way, another loan payment.
The most straightforward place to keep emergency funds is in a bank account, separate from your other accounts. You won't earn much interest, but the money's safe, federally insured, and easy to withdraw if you need it.
A separate account with an online bank, linked to your regular account electronically, is a good way to keep emergency savings out of sight, and you could set up small automatic transfers from your regular bank account to grow those savings over time.
Retirement savings certainly count, when you're thinking about whether you have an emergency fund. Ideally, you don't want to dig into money meant for your retirement, but in a financial crisis, it's a potential source of funds.
Retirement savings including IRAs and 401k plans can be accessed, but not without paperwork and possible penalties. For example, a withdrawal from a traditional tax-deductible IRA or a 401k plan before age 591/2 is both taxable and subject to a 10 percent penalty unless IRS-approved conditions are met.
There are ways to avoid the 10 percent penalty — see IRS Publication 590 — but because of the complexity and paperwork, a traditional IRA is a last resort for emergency funds. A 401(k) withdrawal would additionally involve your employer, and the need to demonstrate "immediate and heavy financial need."
A Roth IRA, on the other hand, allows you to withdraw the amount of money you contributed without fee or penalty. That's because you paid taxes on the money before contributing it. Any earnings on the money would be taxed and subject to early-withdrawal penalties, but those funds could be left in the Roth account.
Loaning yourself money from a 401k plan is an option many plans offer, but that also has pitfalls, the largest of which is that you could have to repay the entire loan immediately, or face a tax bill plus penalties, if you lost the job associated with that account. That would be a bitter pill for someone already in a financial crisis.
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IPads and tablets are entering the classroom with lightning speed and rightly so, they are wonderful devices for education and can provide a number of benefits. However, there are certainly some ground rules for effective learning with the device and we've decided to compile a list of our favourites here.
Reminding pupils of expectations on a daily basis will mean people won't disrespect the technology and use it for things it shouldn't be used for. Be sure to have a number of goals to ensure that your students use the iPad to the upmost of its potential. Be sure to update and change these expectations too, as things change and evolve and your rules will also need to.
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The iPad doesn't have to be used at all times and often there will be occasions when it's of no more use than a piece of chalk. IPads and tablets are no more than tools that facilitate learning and this means if you don't think they are fit for the task at hand, don't use them for the sake of it.


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Federal tax rules for same-sex couples have recently been issued in response to the Supreme Court decision in Windsor, No. 12-307 (U.S. 6/26/13). This landmark case invalidated a key provision of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act ("DOMA") and resulted in major changes in the tax landscape for many same-sex partners.
These new tax rules were laid out in I.R. 2013-72 on August 29, 2013 and Revenue Ruling 2013-17 on September 16, 2013 and are effective on that date. (Note that taxpayers who wish to rely on the terms of this Revenue Ruling for earlier periods may choose to do so, as long as the statute of limitations for the earlier period has not expired. More on this below.)
Although there are still some unresolved issues, the following will lay out many of the basic federal income tax rules for same-sex married couples:
- State of Celebration Rule: Same-sex couples that are legally married in jurisdictions that recognize their marriages are treated as married for federal tax purposes.
- The rule applies even if this couple is currently living in a jurisdiction that does not recognize same-sex marriage. The IRS states that this is consistent with its long-standing position (Rev. Rul. 58-66) that for federal tax purposes the IRS will recognize marriages based on the law of the state in where consummated and will disregard later changes in domicile.
- For example, a same-sex couple validly married in New York will still be treated as married when they move to Pennsylvania.
- Married: Being married is any same-sex marriage legally entered into in one of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, a U.S. territory or a foreign country.
- Domestic Partnerships: Registered domestic partnerships, civil unions or similar formal relationships are not considered legal marriages.
- Married For All Purposes Under Federal Law: Under the ruling, legally married same-sex couples are treated as married for all federal tax purposes, including income and gift and estate taxes.
- Federal Income Tax Benefits For Married Same-Sex Couples: Married same-sex couples can now enjoy the tax benefits associated with being treated as married for all federal tax provisions, including but not limited to:
- Filing status
- Claiming personal and dependency exemptions
- Taking the standard deduction
- Employee benefits
- Contributing to an IRA
- Claiming the earned income tax credit
- Claiming the child tax credit.
- Married Filing Jointly or Married Filing Separately Only Option After September 16, 2013: After September 16, 2013, legally married same-sex couples generally must file their 2013 federal income tax return using either the married filing jointly or married filing separately filing status.
- Two High Income Family: In some cases, especially where both spouses are high wage earners this may result in greater taxes than under earlier law.
- Year-end tax planning and withholding and estimated taxes may need adjustments. Run the numbers to avoid penalties.
- For more on year-end tax planning please go to 2013 Year End Tax Planning Strategies: Learn What Can Be Done Now To Save Taxes and Prevent Costly Mistakes.
- Civil Unions In Certain States May End Up Paying Less Taxes: Civil unions or domestic partnerships that can still file singly or as head of household may end up in better tax shape in certain situations.
- Prior Year Tax Refund Possibility: Individuals who were in same-sex marriages may, but are not required to, file original or amended returns choosing married filing jointly for federal tax purposes for one or more earlier tax years still open under the statute of limitations.
- Statute of Limitations For Refunds: Generally, the statute of limitations for filing a refund claim is three years from the filing date of the return or two years from the date of the tax payment, whichever is later.
- As a result, refund claims can still be filed for tax years 2010, 2011 and 2012.
- Special Situations: For example, agreements with the IRS to keep open the statute of limitations for tax years 2009 and earlier will allow taxpayers to file refund claims for such open years .
- For how to file an amended return please read Amending Tax Returns with the IRS.
- Protective Claim: When the right to a refund is contingent and may not be determined until after the time period for amending returns expires, a taxpayer can file a protective claim for refund. The claim is often based on current litigation (constitutionality); expected changes in tax law; and other changes in legislation or regulations. A protective claim preserves the right to claim a refund until resolution of the matter.
- Example: Pennsylvania same-sex couples not considered married under current rules may want to file protective claims for any year where the statute of limitations period is ending.
- Fringe Benefits: Employees who purchased same-sex spouse health insurance coverage from their employers or other fringe benefits on an after-tax basis may treat the amounts paid for that coverage as pre-tax and excludable from income.
- The IRS now provides a mechanism to pursue for filing refund claims under Notice 2013-61. The notice provides two streamlined administrative procedures for making adjustments or claiming refunds.
- IRS Further Guidance: The IRS will be issuing further guidance on cafeteria plans and on how qualified retirement plans and other tax-favored arrangements should treat same-sex spouses for periods before September 16, 2013.
- State Taxes: State tax return filing status is still controlled by state law. If same-sex marriages are not legal in their state then they cannot file as married. This is the case even though the marriage took place in a state where same-sex marriages are recognized.
- Estate Planning: Review estate plans to take advantage of the federal estate and gift tax breaks now given same-sex marriages. For insights into estate planning please read Estate Planning 2013: Now What? A Must Read for Everyone
- Estate Tax Refunds: Additionally, claims for refunds of any estate taxes paid on deceased spouses that are still open under the statute of limitations should also be carefully examined.
- Taxpayers who wish to file a refund claim for gift or estate taxes should file Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement.
These are just some of the tax and financial implications in this area. Same-sex couples affected by these changes should explore estate planning, retirement planning, employee benefits, and social security implications with their estate planning attorney, accountant and financial adviser team.
Stay tuned because this area will continue to evolve and change.
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December 21, 2012 — At a hearing on Thursday, Planned Parenthood argued that political motives prompted the Oklahoma Department of Health's decision to terminate the group's contract for providing services through the federal Women, Infants and Children program, the Tulsa World reports (Hoberock, Tulsa World, 12/21).
The department ended the contract, which covered WIC services in the Tulsa area, on Sept. 30, but it provided an extension through the end of the year. WIC provides food vouchers for low-income pregnant women, women who have recently given birth, and infants and children younger than age five (Women's Health Policy Report, 11/13).
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Carrie Flaxman, an attorney for Planned Parenthood, argued that the judge should issue a preliminary injunction to block the state from ending the contract. Flaxman noted that state officials had testified that research conducted prior to the contract termination indicated Planned Parenthood provides abortion referrals and is affiliated with abortion providers in other states (Talley, AP/Atlanta-Journal Constitution, 12/20).
Flaxman also argued the department ended the contract to placate antiabortion-rights lawmakers who oppose Planned Parenthood and have targeted it through legislation (Tulsa World, 12/21).
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Texas Commissioner of Health Terry Cline said the decision had nothing to do with abortion and no one pressured him to end the contract.
Terry Bryce, head of the Health Department's WIC program, said he recommended the termination because Planned Parenthood's Tulsa clinics had a declining client base and were unresponsive to requests for information about budgets and invoices (AP/Atlanta-Journal Constitution, 12/20). Bryce also said that the remaining 13 WIC clinics could absorb Planned Parenthood's clients.
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Jesus said, "Judge not, lest you be judged" How is it that Christians say they follow the words of Jesus and then hasten to remember all of them. Even Ghandi once said, "Your Christ I understand and respect. But that is not my belief toward Christians."
Being a fourteen-year-old male myself (and living in the UK which has a similar pop culture to that of the US), I, too, am often exposed to the content sampled in LMFAO's 'Sexy and I Know It' music video - much of the time involuntarily. I agree with you in that communication between the parent/carer and child is of utmost importance and that keeping an eye on who your child(ren)'s friends are, how they live and what they are like is crucial in protecting your young'ns, but I don't think you can really protect them from mainstream music like this. Pop culture is just that - popular - and, sure, you can screen their 'iPods' and check their computer history, but unless you are prepared to, as you have rightly stated, 'lock them in the basement', you can't shield them from hits like 'Sexy and I Know It'. The very best you can do - and if I could 'underline' this, I would - is educate your kids well enough so that they know what to avoid and, when you set them free into the big bad world, you simply must hope for the best. You seem to be doing this considering Ashley's reaction so - from a teenager - nice job!
Great article nevertheless, and referring me to the music video did eliminate some of the doubt I had surrounding the lyrics, but I must say that it does seem to be something of a joke. If I had to criticize you, it would be, as a previous poster said, when you stated, 'As good as these kids are (most of these kids are honors students from really good homes)...'. I genuinely cannot see how an honour student must automatically have a perfect sense of judgement. I am one myself and, yes, I make mistakes. Try to avoid being so presumptuous in future.
Such silliness. Give your kids some credit for goodness sake!! This video is a joke and the least sexually appetizing video on the market.
Great article guys. I'm a little late in reading but great none the less. Music and music selection in particular is a very under addressed topic.
You need to stop freaking out. The band made the video as a total joke. Besides, if your kids go to public schools I'm sure they've heard/seen much worse. Also, as a hardcore honors student, I don't think you should act like your kid being an honors student has anything to do with her judgement.
Thank you for this atrical wow it was an I opener..bless you
Thank you for all of the information. I teach grades 6-10th at a Christian school and plan on sharing this article with my administrator and parents as well. May God Bless you as you expose the darkness and shine forth the light of Christ.
You're not alone. That's why I shared the story of my own 14-year-old in this article. I want other parents to know that this definitely reaches our kids... unless they live in a town with no electricity.
Thanks for the article. I'm struggling with these things with my almost 14 year old daughter, and this is helpful for that as well as my work with teens.
Great article guys! I now have a freshman in my house-female that is. And she just got back this past weekend from her "Homecoming" event at her CHRISTIAN school that she attends. Don't think that our "christian-school-going" kids are ALL what we expect them to be! Along with Jonathan, I'm blown away on what my daughter is exposed to....and it's happening on her campus-UGH! Thanks S4YM!
Thanks Kathy... I'm glad that our resources help. Also glad that God spoke to your kids that weekend. His word is powerful. I'm always happy to point kids to it!
Thanks for keeping us informed. I read every email I get from you.
I have been in youth ministry for the past 10 years, younger age prior to that. I am constantly amazed at what goes over my ahead. It is my 14 year old daughter too who often informs me of things that have totally different meaning or blatant meaning that if you weren't told you would miss. I really do try to stay on top of things. You spoke at Summit Lake for Hershey Free church years ago and made a huge impact.( I was in a neck brace from a fussion from surgery that weekend so I didn't really do much talking, my girls were seniors and I didn't want to bail on them their last retreat. They loved your talks that weekend and we stayed up late unto the night talking about things you said.I have been reading and trying to stay informed and yet am never not shocked. Praise God for your ministry and your willingness to fight foe out youth by keeping leaders anad parents informed.
Crazy. We have come a long way from Elvis' pelvis! A long way downhill. Thanks for doing the research for us. Kids ARE talking about this video. I'm amazed how many of them have already seen it.


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This year of course for the Seahawks first Super Bowl win it will be in New York, which imo is almost as bad as Detroit.
But the cool thing is that for our repeat it will be in Arizona, and I heard on the radio today that with Miami's new stadium not getting approvel that Super Bowl 50 is almost guarantee'd to be in San Francisco's new stadium, so we'll get our 3-pete there.
Pretty cool that 2 of the next 3 are west coast cities which will be more convenient for us!


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SuperPhillip Central writes, "Last Friday we spent some time talking about the Xbox One titles that excited us the most. This week we're changing focus from Microsoft's next generation offering to Sony's with the PlayStation 4. There are great number of interesting games, and this list was very difficult to make. Once you've read through our list of five games and rationale for why we've placed them here, why not tell us which titles that you deem most exciting and buzz-worthy from what PlayStation 4 is currently offering?"
I will play Metal Gear Solid V, Final Fantasy XV and Kingdom Hearts III on my Xbox One. Thank you Sony :)
FF XV - "It will also feature third-person shooter elements."
Wow, nobody is upset about this?
Great list of multiplatform games. However,
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This is the first module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Activities are self-directed by students or student teams using online videos and data from the SDO satellite to explore, research and build knowledge about... (View More) features of the Sun. Students build vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections, and creating resources to use in their investigations. Each activity comes with both a teacher and student guide with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos and internet resources. Activity 1A: Structure of the Earth's Star takes students through the features and function of the Sun's structures using online videos, completing a "Sun Primer" data sheet using information from the videos, and creating a 3D origami model of the Sun. Students use a KWL chart to track what they have learned. Activity 1B: Observing the Sun has students capture real solar images from SDO data to find and record sunspots and track their movement across the surface of the Sun. Activity 1C has students create a pin-hole camera to use in calculating the actual diameter of the Sun, and then calculate scales to create a Earth-Sun scale model. Students reflect on their learning and results at the end of the module. An internet connection and access to computers are needed to complete this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
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Students use a dipole magnet and compass to model and map Earth's magnetic field. They then induce a magnetic field to represent a Ring Current in order to observe the response to a fluctuating electric current caused by a solar storm. The lesson... (View More) includes background information, procedures, worksheets, answer keys and graphics. Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) are listed. (View Less)
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This is an activity about electromagnetism and the Sun. First, learners will do a KWL activity using six vocabulary words. Next, they will build an electromagnet and investigate how it works. Finally, learners will relate the workings of their... (View More) electromagnet to a Solar Dynamics Observatory magnetogram image of the Sun. Per group of learners, this activity requires materials such as a length of insulated wire, alligator clips, a 2-D-battery holder, two D-batteries, and a nail. (View Less)
Learners will read or listen to a story about two sisters, Marisol and Sofia, as they explore the Sun's role in the water cycle. Additionally, numerous extension resources are included in the accompanying educator guide, such as suggestions for... (View More) no-cost language arts activities, links to further science activities, a book walk cue chart to guide classroom discussion before, during, and after the story, a graphic organizer, and alignments to the National Science Education Standards (NSES) and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
In this lesson students investigate the effects of black carbon on arctic warming and are introduced to a mechanism of arctic warming that is not directly dependent on greenhouse gases in the atmosphere: black carbon deposition on Arctic snow and... (View More) ice. It can also be used to introduce the concept of albedo. Prerequisite knowledge: students understand the concepts of absorption and reflection of light energy. This lesson is designed to be used with either an Earth/environmental science or chemistry curriculum. It may also be used as an enrichment activity in physics or physical science during a unit on energy. Includes suggested modifications for students with special needs and low technology option. Requires advance preparation, including freezing ice samples overnight. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about the solar wind, Earth's magnetosphere, and the Moon. Participants will work in groups of two or three to build a model of the Sun-Earth-Moon system. They will use the model to demonstrate that the Earth is protected from... (View More) particles streaming out of the Sun, called the solar wind, by a magnetic shield called the magnetosphere, and that the Moon is periodically protected from these particles as it moves in its orbit around the Earth. Participants will also learn that the NASA ARTEMIS mission is a pair of satellites orbiting the Moon that measure the intensity of solar particles streaming from the Sun. (View Less)
Students will learn about black holes through reading a NASA press release and viewing a NASA eClips™ video segment. Then students will use tables and mathematical expressions to compare black hole sizes and temperatures. Common Core State... (View More) Standards for Mathematics and English Language Arts are identified. This activity is part of the Space Math multi-media modules that integrate NASA press releases, NASA archival video, and mathematics problems targeted at specific math standards commonly encountered in middle school textbooks. The modules cover specific math topics at multiple levels of difficulty with real-world data and use the 5E instructional sequence. (View Less)
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Jim Carrey is leading candidate to star in 'The Beaver'
Jim Carrey is now a leading candidate to star in The Beaver, a much-buzzed dramedy about a man and a beaver puppet, while Jodie Foster is being considered as a potential director, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Newcomer Kyle Killen's script for The Beaver has topped the so-called "Black List" of the best unproduced projects in Hollywood. Last year, it was reported that Steve Carell was attached to star.
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Author Notes: One of my favorite summer activities is when my cousin and I spend a whole weekend day doing some combination of tennis, yoga, laying by her pool, and going out to dinner. Although I don't usually like beer, we always have Bud Light Lime by the pool, and I totally love it. This is my spin on our poolside drink, which will always make me think of our summer fundays. - VanessaS —VanessaS
Food52 Review: Crisp and light, bright and bitter ... beer and booze? Yep. This cocktail cures heatstroke, pool or no pool. It tastes like a fine summer day in the Yucatan. After tasting, you'll want to spike your suds from now on! Add a frosted mug and floaties for maximum effect. - laurenewe —Lauren Utvich
Serves: 2
2 inch piece of ginger, peeled and sliced into 1/4 inch pieces
cup water
cup sugar
tablespoons orange liquer
bottles of light beer (I use Pacifico)
- Combine the ginger, water and sugar in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil, stir until all the sugar dissolves, and simmer over low heat for 5 minutes. Pour the mixture into a glass, ginger and all, and place in the refrigerator until cool.
- When the ginger syrup is cool, strain it and divide it between two large glasses. Into each glass, add the juice of 1 lime and 1 tablespoon of orange liquer. Fill each glass with a bottle of beer and stir. On a really hot day, add ice before taking it outside to the pool and enjoying.
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With the New York Rangers being the lowest seeded team entering the 2011 NHL playoffs, and following their first round elimination, they became the highest slotted team in the 2011 NHL Draft as the Blueshirts own the 15th overall pick. There is still plenty of time to look at who might be the newest Ranger. Instead, let us take a look back at the Rangers rather spotty history with the 15th overall pick in past NHL Drafts. In our review, we will see how Glen Sather played a bit part in this draft history before he was ever Rangers GM.
The Rangers will have one of the top 15 picks in back-to-back drafts for the first since 2003-2005 when they had three straight top 15 picks. In 2003, they selected the immortal Hugh Jessiman 12th overall. Yes, it is the same Hugh Jessiman who finally played his first two NHL games with Florida this season. The names of the forwards the Rangers passed on still bring heartache to Blueshirt fans: Dustin Brown, Zach Parise, Ryan Getzlaf, Ryan Kesler and Mike Richards.
In 2004, the Rangers drafted Al Montoya with the 6th pick and later drafted Lauri Korpikoski with the 19th pick – passing on the likes of Drew Stafford, Alexander Radulov, Travis Zajac, Wojtech Wolski, Andrej Meszaros, Cory Schneider, Jeff Schultz, and Mike Green.
Fortunately, the Rangers got it right in 2005 when they drafted Marc Staal 12th overall.
The first three times the Rangers owned the 15th overall pick, the selection was not even in the first round. Back in the original Six days of 1963 and 1964, that pick was in the third round and the Draft was limited to players who were not sponsored by NHL teams.
In 1963 they drafted Mike Cummins, who was so forgettable that no position is listed for him.
In 1964, they selected defenseman Gordon Lowe. Like Cummins, Lowe never played in the NHL. However, the Rangers did score with their 4th round pick (#21) center Syl Apps, Jr. With the Rangers flush with centers, GM Emile Francis traded Apps on January 26, 1971 to the Pittsburgh Penguins for – Glen Sather.
In 1967, expansion brought six new teams to the NHL and, as a result, the 15th overall pick was now a second rounder. The Rangers drafted defenseman Brian Tosh and the team was three-for-three in selecting players who never made it to the NHL. Interestingly enough, two players drafted after Tosh did: Bob "Battleship" Kelly (not to be confused with Bob "Hound Dog" Kelly who was a member of the Broad Street Bullies) and Al Karlander.
The Rangers owned two first round picks in 1972. With the 10th overall pick they drafted RW Al Blanchard (passing on future NHLers George Ferguson, Phil Russell and John Van Boxmeer). With the second first round pick, they drafted center Bob MacMillan at #15. While MacMillan only played 22 games as a Ranger, he did play in 753 NHL games and scored 228 goals and 349 assists.
In 1982, the Rangers drafted Chris Kontos with the 15th overall pick. While Kontos did appear in 78 games as a Ranger and in a total of 230 NHL games (54 goals and 69 assists), he is best remembered for his nine goals in 11 playoff games as a member of the Los Angeles Kings in 1989.
Unfortunately, in selecting Kontos the Blueshirts passed on the following three players who were drafted right after Kontos, with all three playing over 1000 NHL games: Dave Andreychuk (1639-640-698-1338), Murray Craven (1071-206-453-759) and Ken Daneyko (1283036-142-178). In addition, they passed over future Ranger Patrick Flatley (780-170-340-510) who was the last pick of first round (#21).
On the plus side, the Rangers did hit paydirt later in the 1982 Draft by selecting Tomas Sandstrom (2nd round-#36), Corey Millen (3rd round-#57), Tony Granato (6th round-#120), and Kelly Miller (9th round-#183).
In 1991, the Rangers finally got it right when Neil Smith may NHL Draft history when he made RW Alexei Kovalev the first Russian born first round draft pick. Serious career-ending injuries to Eric Lindros and Peter Forsberg leave Kovalev the leading scorer from the 1991 Draft with 428 goals and 596 assists in 1302 NHL games.
In the interest of full disclosure, I watched this draft with several friends who still give me grief because I wanted the Rangers to draft defenseman Brent Bilodeau. Thankfully, this one time, the Rangers did not listen to me because Bilodeau would have been a worse pick than Jessiman because he never made the NHL and bounced around the AHL, IHL and ECHL before retiring in 2005.
While John Tortorella has shown no interest in having a crowd behind bench since his return to New York, Torts might want to consider adding another assistant coach to join Michael Sullivan and Benoit Allaire. With Brad McCrimmon and the Detroit Red Wings agreeing to a mutual separation, the Rangers should not pass up the chance to bring in McCrimmon to work with their corps of young blueliners – that is if McCrimmon does not get one of the five coaching vacancies in the NHL.
McCrimmon is a veteran of 1,222 NHL games spread out with stops in Boston, Philadelphia, Calgary (won the Stanley Cup in 1989), Detroit, Hartford and Phoenix. He has been assistant coach for three organizations: the New York Islanders, Atlanta Thrashers and Red Wings. Interestingly enough, during his playing days in Detroit, McCrimmon helped break in a young defense partner – future Hall of Famer Nicklas Lidstrom.
Craig Custance of the Sporting News reported that "… a recent poll of NHL players, McCrimmon was named as one of the assistant coaches players believe should get a shot at a head coaching job. "


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Mary Kate Olsen Gossip
Mary Kate Olsen gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
The Olsens & Wendi Deng: Met Billionaires
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Where do I start – Wendi Deng or the Olsens? For the Olsens, it will be quick and easy as my point from last year still stands – the Olsens have a specific aesthetic and an innate sense of style Full Story
The Olsens at the MET Gala: Avant-Garde or Same Old?
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The Olsens are a staple at the MET Gala and year after year their looks are interchangeable. It doesn't matter what the theme is, the Olsens dress like the Olsens Full Story
Twin Work Horses
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Twin Loves
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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have previously said that they don't want to be referred to as the "Olsen twins". Full Story
Smutty Social Media, October 18, 2016
Either this is Olsen twin performance art or they thought they were having their picture taken but were actually being recorded. It's like lost footage from one of those realistic horror movies. Miley commits to another season of The Voice. Yessss!!! Im returning to @nbcthevoice next Fall as a coach for season 13 ✌ #TeamMiley #TheVoice Full Story
Ashley Olsen & George Condo
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Back in June, Page Six reported that Ashley Olsen was seen with artist George Condo in New York. At the time, Condo insisted it was a business meeting. Now both Page Six Full Story
Smutty Social Media, July 22, 2016
Brie looks so young and fresh and pretty here, but it isn't hard to empathize with her insecurity at that moment. It's what so many of them guard against when they show up on the red carpet with frozen faces and designer dresses that they know aren't great, but are "right for the red carpet. Full Story
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen: MET Smokers
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Lady Gaga, Lindsay Lohan, and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were all born in 1986. How do you read that? Look, the Olsens are never going to come to the MET Gala hoping to please you. Full Story
Hashtag Twinning
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For Smutty Social Media, I scour as many Instagram accounts as I can, and this means not just actors/musicians but also models, nightclub owners, hair stylists, magazines, assistants, friends-of-celebs, and brands. More often than not a really big celeb – like say George Clooney – obviously won't be found on his own Instagram account. Full Story
Marriage & Cigarettes
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Mary-Kate Olsen married Olivier Sarkozy. It happened in New York, in a penthouse, only 50 guests. No photos, obviously. That's not MK's style. What is her style is smoking. This my favourite detail from the wedding. That the main design feature was the "bowls and bowls filled with cigarettes". Full Story
Michelle Tanner is back?
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If you Google it, you'll probably see that most of the headlines suggest that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen could be returning to Netflix's Full House new series. As you know, when it was first announced that the show was coming back, the twins were not confirmed, and it would be doubtful that they would. Full Story


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You and Me
Bella, Edward, and the rest of the crew are fifteen. When the Cullens move to Forks, everyone falls in the normal teenage routine. Except Edward. He can't seem to fit in any where. Until he meets a group of people who except him. Including Bella Swan, a quite, beautiful girl that he seems to be falling in love with. AU ITS FINISHED! I changed the title name, from Same Faces Different Circumstances to You and Me. If you listen to the song You and Me by Lifehouse you'll understand why. The picture in this story and the rest of my stories, are NOT mine! The people who they belong to are in the chapter notes!
This idea just kind of poped into my head. The whole story will be in Ed's POV I think I might make one in Bella's or Cat's. I hope you like it!
1. Moving Day
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"I can't believe were leaving," I said looking at our house on the outskirts of Chicago.
"I know, but it's going to be great living in Forks," Alice gushed, "Less shopping maybe, but. . . ah man it's going to be bad isn't it?" I just nodded once and got in my father's Mercedes it seemed he and my mother were the only ones excited about the move. Rose was depressed about leaving all of her friends. Emmett and Jasper weren't too bad as long as they weren't leaving Rose and Alice. We were only fifteen yet they had found their "soul mates". Man did that sound cheesy. But hell it wasn't illegal, we were all adopted.
"Why are we moving anyways? Technically your paycheck is decreasing." Rosalie whined to our dad.
"Well, your father's lawyer just released his inheritance and it was quite a bit, so he doesn't have to make so much any more. We thought it would be nice if we moved to a smaller town." Mom said excited.
I groaned and put my headphones in. I wasn't liked in a school with nearly six thousand kids; imagine how it'll be with only like two thousand five hundred people. I listened to the steady beat of the music as the road stretched on in front of us. I could faintly hear Alice and Rose discussing the shopping spots. Emmett was thinking about the sports in Forks I just know it. Jasper was busy starring at Alice, and my mother was listening to an interior design CD, she had it in her mind that she was designing the whole house.
Five hours, and probably two hundred songs later we were pulling into a long drive way. I could only imagine the walk it would take to get to the mailbox.
As soon as we pulled up Alice was out of the car and dancing up the steps. This house wasn't a house it was a mansion, there would be no dispute over rooms there was probably fifteen.
I went to pick out my room while the movers took the boxes and put them on the ground. Alice had already found the room with the biggest closet. Jasper had automatically picked the one right next to hers. Rose was busy trying to find the biggest mirror. Emmett was waiting for her to pick so he could have one next to hers, like Alice and Jasper. I was looking for the room with the most wall space. The shelves and shelves of CDs I had, had to go somewhere.
I finally found one with a wall large enough so that I could fit them all on one wall. One of the other walls was completely glass it was kind of cool. But I would probably be waking up at the crack of dawn. Oh well it was big enough. I went downstairs again to get my boxes and bring them up. I paced the movers bringing Rosalie's bed frame up. She was right behind them yelling at them if they got too close to the wall.
I continued down stair and picked up a box of my CDs.. I took me sixteen trips just to get all of the CDs up. I would have done more but mom called us done for dinner.
Al was bouncing up and down in her seat when I walked in.
"What's up?" I asked, for goodness sake it was just dinner!
"School's going to be great tomorrow I just know it," she squealed. I winced and sat down. Alice may be right about a lot of stuff but tomorrow was not going to be great.
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Land Patents, FloridaThe pre-1908 Florida Land Records documents the transfer of land ownership from the federal government to individuals. This data can help genealogists associate an individual with a specific location, date and time to authenticate the title transfer and find clues to their family line. Individuals described in this set would be patentees, assignees, warrantees, widows or heirs of the transfer. The legal land description location is given, along with the issue date of the title transfer.
Source: United States, Bureau of Land Management, Pre-1908 Patents: Homesteads, Cash Entry, Armed Occupation Act & Private Land Claims; Cadastral Survey Plat Index 1824 to present. General Land Office Automated Records Project, Florida, October 1997 Release 2.


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Upon request the University of Alaska can stream/broadcast live video conference events. Current and upcoming events are listed below. To view a Streaming Conference, click on the event, listed below, to expand it, then click on the link in the Description.
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BOSTON, Mass. – In the opening game of the Emerson College Tip Off Tournament, the MIT women's basketball team fell to the host Lions, 66-48, on Saturday afternoon. The Engineers (1-1) will square off with Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 20 in the consolation game.
Freshman Alexxis Isaac (San Antonio, Texas) tallied nine rebounds, four assists, four steals, and two blocks while junior Lauren Sascha Burton (Seattle, Wash.) paced MIT with 10 points to go along with five boards. Sophomore Rachel Hunt (Arlington Heights, Ill.) posted nine points, seven rebounds including five off the offensive glass, and two blocks as classmate Tamara Pena (Aliso Viejo, Calif.) registered eight points with three free throws coming during the final 16 seconds of play. Coming off the bench sophomore Sharon Hao (San Jose, Calif.) notched eight points and four rebounds while junior Anna Merrifield (Honolulu, Hawaii) had five points and four assists.
Burton opened the game with a three-pointer and added a free throw less than a minute later which was matched by Emerson. A pair of free throws from Hunt put MIT back in front, but the Lions responded with an 11-2 run to go up 15-8 at the 13:30 mark. The Engineers countered with eight unanswered points, featuring back-to-back layups from Hunt, to take a 16-15 edge.
Amy Sherman drained a three on Emerson's next trip down the court; however, sophomore Margo Batie's (Los Angeles, Calif.) basket knotted the score at 18 with 7:15 remaining in the half. The Lions responded with a 13-3 run to gain some breathing room, but Hao recorded a basket and two free throws inside the last 19 seconds to trim MIT's deficit to 31-25 at the intermission.
Emerson posted seven consecutive points to start the second half; however, the Cardinal and Gray narrowed the gap to 10 on a pair of occasions, the last on a Hao layup midway through the frame. The Lions replied with a 12-2 run during the next three minutes to take control of the game.


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Tens of thousands of residents on both sides of the river were left in the dark as trees and limbs took down power lines. About 23,500 homes in Missouri and 2,500 Metro-East homes did not have power as of 7:30 a.m.
The hardest hit area may have been in Hazelwood just north of 270 along Howdershell near Lynn Haven Lane. At least 24 homes there were damaged with trees, limbs and power lines downed during the height of the storm. Officials say six of those homes were considered unlivable.
Rescue crews from Florissant and St. Charles responded to the scene to assist with the search and rescue effort. There were no reports of serious injuries in that area.
Florissant officials said a number of homes were damaged, but no injuries were reported.
Sullivan, Missouri was hit early and hit hard by the storm. Wind gusts of 100 mph were recorded at the Sullivan airport just after 7 p.m. Homes in the Juergens Trailer Park on the east end of town were destroyed and authorities tell News 4 that four people were injured, mostly broken bones.
The First Baptist Church lost its roof in the storm. Church members on hand for Wednesday night services and choir practice raced to the basement to take shelter. The winds ripped the roof off the building allowing water to pour into the sanctuary. No one at the church was injured.
In the historic Hill neighborhood in south St. Louis, six homes in one block of Columbia suffered damage. At least one house lost its roof sending debris across the street. Falling trees and limbs caused most of the other damage.
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