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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- The University of Louisville received a notice of allegations from the NCAA on Thursday, Oct. 20.
The school says they are reviewing the allegations and will be preparing a response. That response will be given to the NCAA within 90 days.
A redacted copy of the notice of allegations document is embedded below.
The university said it will continue to cooperate with the NCAA as this process continues. You can watch the full UofL news conference here.
Below is a joint statement from Acting President Dr. Neville Pinto and Vice President/Director of Athletics Tom Jurich:
"As parents and university leaders who care about every student who comes to the University of Louisville, we are heartbroken that inappropriate behavior took place here. It saddens us tremendously. We promised that if something was done wrong, we would be open about it, acknowledge it, and correct it.
"From the beginning, no one wanted to know the truth more than UofL and that's why we immediately notified the NCAA Enforcement Staff and worked diligently with them to determine what took place. It's why we retained NCAA consultant Chuck Smart and outside counsel Steve Thompson to determine the facts.
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"We are now in receipt of the NCAA's Notice of Allegations (NOA). This is the next step in a process that will end with our appearance before the Committee on Infractions in the spring of 2017. We have 90 days to determine our specific position on each allegation and prepare a written response.
"From the start, the NCAA Enforcement Staff had our full cooperation. Its staff and our investigators spoke to numerous Louisville employees and third parties, and the university produced every document requested by the NCAA. We are disappointed that former Director of Basketball Operations Andre McGee did not cooperate.
"These allegations underscore why it was appropriate for the university to self-impose strict penalties on our basketball program earlier this year.
"The NOA aligns with the results of our inquiry: improper activities took place in a dormitory that never should have occurred. When the facts were established, we acted. We took appropriate punitive and corrective actions. The penalties we imposed were among the most severe penalties ever self-imposed by a NCAA member.
"It is important to note what is not being alleged. The NOA does not contain an allegation that Coach Pitino had knowledge of what took place in the dormitory. The NCAA does not allege a 'lack of institutional control' at Louisville, a very severe allegation. The NCAA does not allege that there was a 'failure to monitor' against the institution, also a severe allegation. The NCAA does not allege that Coach Pitino failed to 'promote an atmosphere of compliance', a serious allegation. The NOA does contain a narrower allegation – which we will dispute - that Coach Pitino failed to demonstrate that he monitored Mr. McGee.
"We believe that Mr. McGee acted furtively and note that the NOA does not indicate that any other university employee besides Mr. McGee had knowledge of these activities. We are confident in Coach Pitino and we know he is and always has been committed to NCAA compliance.
"The entire episode is a deep disappointment to all of us who love this university. We appreciate the NCAA's efforts and we regret tremendously that this took place. Everyone who works here knows it can never happen again. We will continue to work cooperatively with the NCAA for the final resolution of this matter."
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The NSHC was established in The Hague, The Netherlands on 10 January 1962, at the initiative of Denmark, the Federal Republic of Germany, The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom. The first meeting was chaired by The Netherlands. Later France, Belgium, Iceland and, more recently, Ireland joined the Commission. The Commission´s first activities included agreeing on the publication of fisheries charts and the need for surveys outside territorial waters.
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Dr. Ronald Walters is an internationally recognized expert on African American leadership and politics. He is currently the director of the African American Leadership Center at the James MacGregor Burns Academy of Leadership at the University of Maryland. Dr. Walters spoke with Say Brother in 1976 on why African Americans feel alienated from the political process.


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Sony Cyber-shot DMC-RX100 review: near DSLR-like pictures from a compact camera
A compact with heavyweight features yet a lightweight body. That's the proposition offered by Sony's good-looking RX100, which encases a larger than average one-inch CMOS sensor, enabling a plentiful 20.2 megapixel effective resolution within an aluminium chassis. Its manufacturer has also found room to shoehorn in a periscope-like flash that pops up automatically on a half squeeze of the shutter release if your proposed pictures would otherwise be too dark. If you're not fond of flash fortunately there's its bright f/1.8 maximum aperture lens to fall back on, which directs plenty of light onto that larger sensor. In combination this has allowed Sony to claim pro-like results for the RX100, and indeed when viewed on screen certain images are nigh indistinguishable from those taken on a consumer DSLR. And thankfully so, as the price tag for this 3.6x optical zoom camera, despite its relatively modest 28-100mm focal range in 35mm terms, is a serious £549.
As well as full point and shoot operation and the likes of the image enhancing Superior Auto mode, there are naturally creative options to be found on the stiff-feel shooting mode dial. A customisable Memory Recall mode sits alongside regular program mode, aperture priority, shutter priority and manual modes. Falling under the thumb at the back is a video record button; the RX100 offers 1920x1080 pixels clips with stereo sound.
Its coolest feature however is a lens control ring that, yes, allows users to zoom in or out by giving it a twist, but also, when in the likes of program mode, enables the adjustment of aperture and shutter speed, plus the selection of automatically applied special effects filters such as miniature, watercolour, illustration, toy camera and pop art modes.
Shots are composed and reviewed via 3-inch, 920k dot resolution LCD – it's clear if not a patch on the EX2F's AMOLED screen, but otherwise there's very little to grumble about. Results are near pin sharp and can almost deceive that they were shot on a much bulkier DSLR.
Sony's premium compact is a monster when it comes to features, plus delivers near DSLR-like pictures with a similarly hefty 'bite'
Like the look of the RX but could do with an even bigger sensor and four million more pixels? Then also check out the RX1, a pro grade version with an equally serious price tag. For most of us though the RX100 is as good as premium compacts get – especially with current street prices taking £100 off the manufacturer's asking price.


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Intros and first game thoughts...
Great to be here...born and raised in and around Charm City. I've been attending Ravens games since 1999 and am anxious to get some thoughts read and heard on this site (as well as read some others' thoughts).
1st preseason game (pre-game thoughts) general opening thoughts
Its unbelievable that another Ravens season is upon us already just in time for me to rid my brain of the lasting memories of that horrendous playoff game only seven months ago. Despite the final outcome of that game the highlights of that day did include a friend of mine getting so upset during the game that he literally kicked the tv cord out of the wall in mid-game, causing an immediate panic among the viewers in the upstairs back room of a bar downtown. The other highlight, of course, was that it was also the day I purchased, for the 2nd time, my wedding rings. Of course, my fiancé almost killed/dumped/maimed me for scheduling the entire ring-shopping experience around the game a timeline that included us NEEDING to be done shopping and back downtown at least 5 hours prior to game time. Marriage: its fantastic!
For a sport that consumes most of our colder autumn and winter months, it seems almost out of place to be getting psyched for a preseason game that will be played on a day that reached ninety two degrees outside in Charm City. Especially coming off a weekend in August when the Os actually took two of three from the Red Sox at Fenway Park at Camden Yards. What? The Os played a competitive August series against a decent team without steroid accusations or a manager getting canned? Did somebody say .500???
There are so many reasons to be optimistic about the upcoming season a younger, more versatile running attack will almost surely take more of the burden off of McNair and help to open up the passing game; while McNair himself is certainly more comfortable in year two of the Ravens offensive scheme (which until last year, could have been classified at times as truly offensive). Mark Clayton is a popular pick to have an even better year in his third season and those fantasy gurus over at CBS always say that year three is one to watch for wide receivers (much like age 27 for MLB players).
The casual fan can be excited because a good Ravens team can bring together the joy and enthusiasm of an entire city. Jeans and Ravens jerseys Friday (shades of Office Space) is almost a certainty at many professional places of employment around town if the team gets off to a hot start! And the majority of local media experts are picking the Ravens to finish no worse than 10-6 even with the infamous Chargers/Pats/Colts trio of games looming in late November and early December.
Weve got some stellar sports radio on the horizon as well, with Ray Lewis (Monday), The Hot Sauce with Bart Scott (Tuesdays) what a name for his show, by the way , and Willis McGahee (Thursday) all hosting their own weekly shows this season. Thats a potential pro-bowler on the air and answering to fans for three of the five weeknights. Although I must admit, while Gary Baxter was/is not hall of fame player, he sure had a hall of fame way with words on his Thursday night show a few years back.
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Re: Intros and first game thoughts...
Good first post so I am moving it over to the Ravens forum.Admin Steve :uk:
Screwing up Ravens message boards since 1999.
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Re: Intros and first game thoughts...
Purple, MD
Welcome aboard and a great post introduction.
What a great night to attend the first pre-season game this year. The first offense moved the ball down the field and scored. The defense looked good and Matt Stover is dead on thru the uprights every time. Willis McGahee looked good and no studder step when hitting the holes. Nice to see my local buddies in section 124. Looking forward to a great season!Former Season ticket holder from 1996 to 2016


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Having good armor and impressive size, battleships can survive the strongest attacks and deliver devastating counter strikes.
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My View from the Front Porch
Scrolling through headlines tonight, I was like, "Yeah, yeah, tell me something new". And then I had a thought. Maybe I could write headlines about my childhood and my neighborhood. I laugh every time I see a Facebook post, or a chain email, about "the good old days", and how great it was that children had so much freedom back then, and how different things were.
The facts expressed in each of these mock-up headlines are true. I was that child. I was that younger cousin. I was that granddaughter. I was that classmate. It was my mom, my school, and my neighborhood park.
Most of the time I had a pretty good childhood. My mom showed her love with her cooking, and took good care of me when I was sick; and my dad loved to support us, and to build and repair for us.
I went to church, and I read the Psalms, and I loved nature; and I found God in all of those. But please don't tell me that yesteryear was better than today. Life is really pretty universal. Or, as Dickens said, "It was the best of times; it was the worst of times."
Here are my "mock-up" headlines:
Local School to Serve as Bomb Shelter for Community
10 Year Old Boy Sexually Abuses 5 Year Old Cousin
Mother Warns Young Child Not to Unlock Car Door to Men from Tavern While Waiting for Her to Shop
Couple with Party Line Worries, when their Visiting Granddaughter Calls Home to Parents, Because of Teen Boys' Lewd Talk
Mother Tells Child to Sit on Porch if she isn't Home after School, Not to Go to Neighbors: "They will think I'm a bad mother"
Estranged Husband Kills Kindergarten Teacher at School, Shoots Himself, and Flees into Woods
Hurricane Destroys Roof over 5th and 6th grade Classrooms; All 4 Classes being Held in Gym
School Bullying Commonplace, as Children Ridicule, Put Lipstick on Back of Classmate's Coat on Bus
Children Warned Not Safe to go to Leverich Park except for Organized Large Group Activities
Let's remember as we read headlines, that just as the ones I created here covered six or seven years time, that the ones we see every day often cover many areas of the country and world. Sensational things, hurtful things, sometimes horrifying things will always be with us. They are nothing new.
And sometimes we can help, or pray; but let's also remember to live in the life we are in, not in another area or another time.
May we be at peace, and may we find some joy in each and every day.
Important Follow-up Note:
I want to clarify something. I have great respect and love for my late mother. She wasn't perfect...and neither am I...but she lived in the times she was in.
I have learned from talking to people my age, over the years, that my mother leaving me in the car while she shopped was a fairly common practice at the time.
Even as far as my sitting on the porch, she always expected, of course, to be home when I got home from school; it was just that sometimes she was running late. And adults worrying about what the neighbors thought was a way of life that permeated the society I lived in as a child.
Some years later, when my youngest was a baby, my husband and I went to a neighborhood watch (in a different state), where someone asked the speaker something about children alone, and he said they are safer alone outside than alone inside the house. I don't agree, nor am I sure it should be an "or", depending, of course, on age and maturity. But I just wanted to clarify that it wasn't so much about my mother, but about a general way of thinking during, perhaps, a fairly wide span of time...a time period that some people look back on as having been perfect.
For those for whom the "good old days" really were (almost) perfect, I'm really happy for them...for you, if you were one of them.
Some of us looked back in adolescence and saw some flaws in our childhood, and over the years came to believe that there is no perfect world.
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IT IS NINE O`CLOCK IN THE MORNING and the musty old bar has been swept and scrubbed until it smells like a swimming pool. Bright sunlight streams through pane-glass doors that have been fogged with years of smoke. Only the first few people who wander into this cave-like place ever see it so clean and well-illuminated, and none of the regulars at Captain Tony`s Saloon would show up if it were always this way.
A leather-faced man who looks like he`s a leftover from the night before sits alone at the bar and slouches over the folded scoreboard page of the Miami Herald. He curses under his breath and removes his thick bifocals so he can rub his bloodshot eyes. ``Horse oughta be shot.`` A large black man empties a jug of Clorox into a pail and slides his mop under the old man`s feet. The old man, who most people call Captain Tony, lifts his bare, calloused feet and, deciding it`s too much work to hold them up, moves to the next barstool and lights a cigarette.
``You know what I`d be doing this morning if I were mayor, doll? I`d be kissing all the mudders and ignoring their babies.`` He pauses to take a long drag off his short cigarette, and a cloud of smoke fills the formerly antiseptic room.
``Wanna go up the ladder and take off all your clothes and get the real story of Captain Tony? That`s the only way you`re gonna get it. Wait and see.``
TONY TARRACINO HAS 12 children by six women, the 13th is on the way, and he`s ``looking for a candidate to make the 14th.``
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Recovery Communities of North Carolina is delighted to present the monthly Community Recovery Education Series. Helping folks living with SUD and MH issues achieve autonomy, purpose, and community can become complicated. The purpose of this training series is to provide relevant and accessible information about the complex topics you may encounter. These free educational and networking events will be held on the final Thursday of every month from 9 am to 12 pm at RCNC's RCC, 5245 Capital Blvd. Training will satisfy 3 contact hours of continuing education for certified peer support specialists and may be approved through NCSAPPB for clinicians. Coffee and light morning snacks will be provided.
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September is National Recovery Month and we will be attending The South Central Church of Christ's Town Hall Meeting on September 15th. We will not be having our Community Recovery Education Series at the RCC in September, so we can support our long-time community partner. All things harm reduction will be the crucial topic covered, everything from OD prevention to MAT to LEAD & Recovery Courts. Continental breakfast, a hearty lunch, and 6 SA-Specific CEU's are included in your free registration. Please visit their web site to register today.
Many face obstacles in recovery around housing and employment due to disabilities and criminal justice system entanglements directly related to substance use disorder. Fair Housing Protection and Criminal Background Relief training is being graciously provided by NC Justice Center Attorneys Daniel Bowes and Jack Holtzman. They will condense the latest legal information regarding your rights to safe and dignified housing and the eligibility requirements and processes involved with felony record expungement & and other reentry issues. You do not want to miss this crucial training on Thursday, August 31st. Registration and networking at 8:30 and the training starts promptly at 9:00 am. RSVP today!
No rivals in recovery! Join us on Thursday, June 29th for An Introduction to Collegiate Recovery. Our good friend Chris Campau, Collegiate Recovery Coordinator with Addiction Professionals of North Carolina, will be sharing his wealth of knowledge and experience with us. Chris will explore the history of the national collegiate recovery movement and the surging programs we have here in North Carolina. He'll show us how these programs fit into the continuum of recovery oriented systems and how to find and refer to programs in your area. Don't miss this timely information. UNC Behavioral Health Springboard approved for 3 continuing education contact hours for CPSS and NCSAPPB SA approval pending for clinicians. RSVP today!
Come on by for all things Harm Reduction on May 25th. Our good friend Jesse Bennett with North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition will be facilitating an interactive discussion about syringe exchange programs, naloxone training, medication assisted recovery, The Hope Squad, and more. As always, this education series is free and open to the public. Enjoy, networking, free snacks & coffee, and 3 continuing education hours for NCCPSS. Please RSVP to attend this crucial training.
On April 27th, we circle back around to Recovery Community Messaging Training, Faces and Voices of Recovery's research informed language transformation curriculum. Please consider attending this brief session to learn how to speak more effectively about addiction and recovery when serving your people and advocating for them in the community. Words are important. Seating is limited for this popular training, so RSVP now and post the Flyer.
Thanks for letting us have February off… kind of. We're glad to be back. March's training, Intro to Co-Occurring Disorders, will provide education on the frequent overlap of symptoms of substance use, mental health, and physical health disorders. We will also cover the progression of co-occurring disorders and the impact each disorder has on one another. Attendees should leave with an increased ability to comprehensively assess symptoms of co-occurring disorders and make informed integrative treatment recommendations. We are so delighted to have Carla MacKenzie, CCS, LCSW, LCAS join our list of top shelf trainers. Ms. Mackenzie is a community case manager and behavioral health counselor at Wake Med Health and Hospitals. Carla holds a Master of Social Work from UNC Chapel hill, and she has over 10 years experience in substance use and mental health services. (NCSAPPB 3 hours SS pending). RSVP today!
We're taking February off from the Community Recovery Education Series. Much of our personal bandwidth will be devoted to preparing for The 2nd Annual NC Addiction Recovery Advocacy Day. Please consider joining us at the NC Museum of History on February 28th from 9 am to 12 pm then at the NC General Assembly from 1 – 4 pm. We believe that North Carolinians should have access to adequate and appropriate treatment services on demand, robust recovery support services in every community, and the opportunity to live full lives in recovery. Register for #NCARAD17 today and join the #NCRecoveryMovment!
Motivational Interviewing is a clinical approach that helps people with mental health and substance use disorders and other chronic conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, and asthma make positive behavioral changes to support better health. The approach upholds four principles— expressing empathy and avoiding arguing, developing discrepancy, rolling with resistance, and supporting self-efficacy (client's belief s/he can successfully make a change). This training, scheduled for January 26th 9a to 12p, is approved for 3 credit hours for NCSAPPB, ASWB and NBCC and UNC Behavioral Health Springboard. Facilitated by the awesome Michael E. McGuire, LCSW, LCAS, LMFT, CSS, MINT Clinical Assistant Professor, Director Substance Use & Addictions Specialty Program Behavioral Health Springboard at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Social Work. RSVP today!
Happy Holidays, friends. We have a present for you on December 29th from 9-12. Chris Budnick, MSW, LCSW, LCAS, CCS and founding board chair for RCNC brings us Clinical Humility. For decades, folks seeking help for alcohol and other drug problems have shouldered the entire burden of blame when treatment doesn't work. But what was our part? Chris addresses this question with An open amends letter to persons with substance use disorder, their families and community, prompting Bill White to publish A Call for Clinical Humility.
We are honored also to have Vivette Jeffries-Logan present Cultural Humility. While the traditional training, Cultural Competence, encourages us to look outward to increase our knowledge and mastery of other cultural elements, Cultural Humility prompts us to look inward. It focuses on self-humility and an acknowledgment of privilege to improve our effectiveness working with diversity by maintaining an inter-personal stance that is other-oriented. RSVP today!
Between the holiday and our robust training calendar for November, including our week long NC CCAR Recovery Coach Academy, we found it necessary to give CRES a break this month. You may, however, get an early start registering for December once we've confirmed our trainers. Thanks again for all your support.
October's topic comes to us by popular demand from attendees at the August training. Folks wanted to know more about food problems and behavioral addictions such as: gambling, sex, internet, shopping, etc. We will be led by experts in this area on October 27th. Please RSVP today. See you then.
September is National Recovery Month and we will be presenting at The South Central Church of Christ's Town Hall Meeting on September 16th. We will not be having our Community Recovery Education Series at the RCC in September, so we can support our long-time community partner. Our presentation will be on Access to Recovery, Recovery Community Centers, Recovery Coach Academy, Collegiate Recovery Programs and The Varieties of Recovery Experience. Sign up for this epic, national recovery month Town Hall Meeting today! Continental breakfast, a hearty lunch, and 6 SA-Specific CEU's are included in your free registration.
"There are many pathways of addiction recovery—and ALL are cause for celebration." – William L. White. On August 25th, we will offer an opportunity to become more informed on the diverse ways folks have chosen to initiate and sustain recovery. Guests representing various pathways will present their knowledge and experience followed by panel discussion Q&A's. You won't want to miss this mini recovery summit, Many Pathways of Addiction Recovery. RSVP today and share the Flyer. Check out the Agenda!
We continue on July 28th with Trauma-Informed Care for Everyone. Trauma-Informed Care is a strengths-based framework that is grounded in an understanding of and responsiveness to the impact of trauma. Participants will learn more about self-care, boundaries, emotional safety and triggers as well as a greater understanding of how trauma affects brain development. RSVP early for this crucial training and post the Flyer.
Our series begins June 30th with Recovery Community Messaging Training, Faces and Voices of Recovery's research informed language transformation curriculum. Please consider attending this brief session to learn how to speak more effectively about addiction and recovery when serving your people and advocating for them in the community. Words are important. Seating is limited for this popular training, so RSVP now and post the Flyer.
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Where Did The Time Go To?
It's been a while (too long) since I posted anything here and once again I'm making a pledge to do better. Life has been pretty hectic of late but I'm hoping for a slow down.
I'm still trying to find an agent but I took some time off from the querying process to do a substantial rewrite of the manuscript. And once that was done I had to do a substantial rewrite of the synopsis. With those finally tucked away, my original query was just screaming for another polish so I spent some time on that, as well. I like the new version much better but I violated the keep-it-to-one-page rule.
After finishing all of that I had this huge party to focus on. Our town has a strong Norwegian heritage and every year it celebrates May 17th (known locally as Syttende Mai), which is the Norwegian Independence Day. On the weekend closest to May 17th, the town hosts a three-day fest of events--it's quite a to-do and our town's tiny population of about 12,000 nearly doubles that weekend. One of the launching events for the celebration is a Friday night canoe race down the river that runs right by our house.
Seven years ago when we first moved here, we watched the nearly 150 canoes go by, cheering, laughing, and having the occasional water fight with a few not-so-serious racers wearing Viking hats and armed with huge water guns. It was a lot of fun and I thought it was a perfectly good excuse to have a party.
So the following year, we had one. And we've had one every year since, each one bigger than the one before. This year we had close to 70 people attend. It was a fun time but a lot of work and I spent the better part of the three weeks before the party getting things ready: creating a menu, buying food, drinks, etc, hunting down dust bunnies and cobwebs in my house, and getting the yard cleaned up and looking decent. Needless to say, writing and other stuff got pushed to the wayside.
But now I've recovered from the party and have no more excuses to procrastinate. I have six freshly revised queries ready to mail out tomorrow. Here's hoping.
And stay tuned for another post (yes! two in one day!) on a current scam agent debacle.


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Your inventor, along with other famous people of the period that you hire as employees in your company, work together to claim electric projects across the United States, advance your company's technology, engage in propaganda wars with the other companies, and buy and sell stock from your and your competitors companies.
Tesla vs. Edison plays quickly and provides interesting decisions while telling the exciting story of the birth of electricity.
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GotNews.com has obtained the criminal records of the New York Times journalist who covered Michael Brown and published the street address of former Ferguson cop Darren Wilson. New York Times Julie Bosman reporter was arrested at age 17 for stealing high end clothing from a local department store. From the looks of her police arrest […]Read Story


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Stephen Kellogg and The Sixers' 1,000th Show
Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers will perform their 1,000th show on April 13. The gig will take place at New York's Fillmore at Irving Plaza. In advance of that show, the band will move through the Northeast on its Road to 1,000 Tour, including stops in Pittsburgh, PA (3/30), Syracuse, NY (3/31), Somerville, MA (4/1) and Burlington, VT (4/2). Kellogg released his latest studio album, The Bear, on Vanguard Records this past September. Stephen Kellogg formed The Sixers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Northampton, MA circa 2003.


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Welcome to the Whatcom Middle School PTSA website. The information on this site is designed to help keep you in the loop of happenings with the PTSA and other events at Whatcom. For more frequent news, please consider joining our Facebook group.
We encourage you to join and support your WMS PTSA! We meet on the 3rd Tuesday of the month (except December and June) at 7:00 p.m. in the library. Membership is $10 for individuals, $18 per couple and $25 for a patron. All students are honorary members. Please see the registration page for more details and a membership form.


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- Contributor: United States. Army. Corps of Engineers
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Hipcricket, a company specializing in mobile engagement and analytics solutions, recently enhanced its AD LIFE platform.
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It's been quite a year of ups and downs for Don Stapley, one of five members of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors.
He started 2009 under the burden of 118 criminal counts. In September, the charges were dismissed because of a technicality that is now being appealed. Three days after the charges were dropped, Sheriff Joe Arpaio's deputies arrested Stapley (below) in a county parking garage and accused him of new crimes, but have been stymied from bringing formal charges against him.
Now he's preparing to take the role of Supervisors board chairman.
The chairman's position rotates among the majority party members, meaning the Board's four Republicans, and its Stapley's turn. Max Wilson is the current chairman, but Stapley will take over during the first meeting of January. The role includes setting the Board's agenda, coordinating meetings, and acting as one of the county's main spokespeople.
"There's nothing in my eyes that would prevent him from doing this," says Mary Rose Wilcox, the board's only Democrat -- and a subject of a criminal investigation herself by Arpaio and County Attorney Andrew Thomas. (Who isn't these days?) "Everything they've thrown at Don has proven to be not valid. Perhaps one day those things will go to trial, but Don has not been convicted. I find him to be a good colleague."
The attempted prosecution of Stapley widened the rift massively this year between county leaders on one side and Arpaio and Thomas on the other. New Times covered the case in a feature story published last week, "Serving Up Stapley," concluding that while Stapley's business practices do look sketchy, the apparently unethical behavior of Thomas and Arpaio should be an even bigger concern to the public.
This week, Thomas and Arpaio filed a federal racketeering lawsuit against the Board of Supervisors, key Superior Court judges, and a private law firm in what seems like a Hail Mary play to resolve the feud. The lawmen claim top county officials conspired to fund a new $347 million court tower and protect Stapley from prosecution. Arpaio's chief deputy, Dave Hendershott, also filed judicial complaints against four working and retired judges.
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Appointing Stapley as chairman can't make the county's relationship with Thomas and Arpaio any worse, says Wilcox.
"There's already no dialogue, no discussion, no communication," she says.
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HOLY DEATH: The First P.I. Berger Novel
By Harol
Alabaster Book Publishing, 2008
Review by Cindy Chow
Take a tough-talking private detective who calls women "broads" and thinks that the prospective client who just walked in has blond hair that "flowed over her shoulders like cheese sauce on a baked potato." Add the PI's hot secretary who is nicknamed "Bunny" and happens to be sleeping with the boss. Now however, surprise the reader by making the detective a thirty-something woman and having her eye-candy assistant Bernando "Bunny" Contreras be a part-time standup comedian/karate instructor/secretary. What you get is this very unique take on the noir mystery by Harol Marshall. Pauline (Polly) Isabel Berger is a PI both in name and profession. She's less than thrilled, though, with her new leggy client Cinda Mae Bradbury, who thinks that her boyfriend is being poisoned by Santa Muerte, which is both a cult and a saint. However, it's Cinda Mae's husband who meets his maker first, with the boyfriend arrested as the culprit. A hysterical -and often confusing - Cinda Mae insists that Antonio is not guilty, insisting that Polly prove his innocence.
With the aid of one of her cop ex-husbands (she has two), Polly meanders her way through Cinda Mae's malapropos, metaphors, and lies. Polly also has to juggle the jealousy of her assistant (who isn't bothered by their 12 year age difference) and the flirtatious attentions of her Ex. If she can still manage to solve the case, it will definitely be a miracle.
A noir mystery featuring a hard-boiled female detective, the novel never takes itself too seriously. The dialogue can often be exhausting with its continual inclusion of puns, ridiculous names, and jokes, but the characters are likable enough to make the reading a pleasure. Anyone looking for a parody of the classic, noir mystery will find enjoyment in the first installment of this series.


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When October comes around, it's time to get frightfully creative with your Halloween décor. If you're not afraid to go dramatic and even a little macabre, there are plenty of scary Halloween decorations that will transform your house into a "haunted" one (except without the ghosts or chilling sounds). When it comes to decorating your space for this spooky season, think about some nooks, corners, and surfaces that you might normally overlook—putting décor there makes the effect even more mysterious and surprising. Your stairs could use an eerie adornment, so what about a Halloween-inspired garland? The mantel is always a prime spot for staging a scary vignette—we have some eye-catching candleholders to create the look. If you're hosting a Halloween dinner party, you'll want to set the scene with a dark and mysterious table—place some spooky candlestick holders or a dark and mysterious table runner to turn your dinner into a bewitching night. You won't want to forget about lighting, which is one of the best and easiest ways to transform the mood of a room. Light some candles that give off a peculiar glow, or add some frightful accents to your existing lighting. If you're worried about your house looking over-the-top, there are plenty of elegant options that are far from campy and cheesy (and won't be jarring to any visitors or little kids). And if you want something that's not ghoulish or morbid, we have décor options for that, too. Your house will be the most spirited one on the block.
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Dora H.
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Dora teaches
- Teaches students:
- Ages 5 to 80
- Teaching since:
- September 2008
*** Studio Equipment ***
Living room w/ piano and seating for parents
*** Specialties ***
Piano and voice, musical theater and classical music.
Piano and Voice TeacherSep 2008 - Present
I give private lessons in voice and piano.
Masters in Art of Music Vocal PedagogyJan 2008 - May 2011
Master of Music in Vocal PedagogyMay 2011
Along with my masters in vocal pedagogy, I've taken additional classes to master my piano teaching skills. I look forward to applying everything I've learned to help you achieve your personal musical goals.
Best Music TeacherJun 2013
National Association for Music EducationSep 2012
Founded in 1907, NAfME is among the world's largest arts education organizations. NAfME advocates at the local, state, and national levels; provides resources for teachers, parents, and administrators; hosts professional development events; and offers a variety of opportunities for students and teachers.+ Read More
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Dora's lessons are the highlight of the week, and my daughter can't wait to see her. Dora teaches from her house, which provides a warm and comfortable environment for learning piano. With her warm personality, strong knowledge of music, and contemporary song picks, Dora quickly engaged my daughter and keeps her playing for the full half hour lesson. The workbooks and assignments clearly define specific skills and serve as benchmarks from which we can assess our daughter's progress. So far, our daughter has shown much improvement and we can't thank Dora enough.+ Read More
very reassuring to tentative new learners
very patient with new learners
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Ms Dora is an excellent teacher and you can see how she loves music and singing. She has such patience for the students and works hard through the evenings to study how to help every student achieve all that they can be. Ms Dora will help a student either sing a song you love to their best and play the piano to a song you have wanted to play for a long time. She taught my granddaughter both piano and singing lessons until my granddaughter moved away. I recommend for anyone wanting lessons to do it now before she gets booked.+ Read More
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Stage Manager: Check microphones and technical equipement, make sure the correct speaker's presentation is up next.
Game Jam: Registration check, making coffee for the jammers and helping them with getting their workspace set up (nightshifts are not required here)
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Buffalo Sabres: In response to News sports reporter John Vogl's article on the team's lost season, Rick Maciejewski of Blasdell observed:
It was funny hearing the coach and players say it took a while to get used to new players on the team and about the chemistry. Look at Florida. Have not been in the playoffs since 2000, so in the off-season brought in a rookie coach, about nine or more new players and ended up winning their division. Hey Sabres, where was their problem adjusting? Before the season, who thought Florida would be better with that much change?
We need new sets of eyes running and coaching this team. Someone with new ideas, because missing the playoffs six times out of the past 10 years should not keep getting more chances to fail.
Richard Zabadal of Vestal said:
Everyone in the organization is too comfortable with the status quo. The GM and coach have not produced and still have jobs. Mr. Pegula hardly said anything all year, and no shake-up of the players happened even when they were losing 12 road games in a row. A wake-up call could have saved the season and at least got them a few extra points to make the playoffs, but as usual status quo, no playoffs, have a good summer. Now who do I root for to win the Cup this year?
What's so funny?: Following News staff reporter Charity Vogel's article on CNN anchor Anderson Cooper's mirthful reaction to Buffalo's Dyngus Day celebration, Amber Healy of Arlington, Va., said:
Western New York is my home. I live in the Washington, D.C., area now and was so disappointed to find that not a single establishment down here -- not even the Polish Embassy! -- had a Dyngus Day event on Monday. Sad! I was a little annoyed with Mr. Cooper's antics, but meh, he doesn't understand. Or maybe he's just jealous that he's not Polish. Who's to say? As a proud third-generation Pole (my grandma went to St. Stan's when she was little), it's better to pity him, laugh at our own jokes and the specialness of Western New York, and move on. It'd be great for him to check out the festivities next year, but if not, that just means more room at the Polish Villa for someone else.
Amy Scime of Baltimore, Md., added:
Come on, people! If you had to say the word Dyngus more then five times, you'd be bursting out laughing, too! Who wouldn't? It's a funny word! But seriously, Mr. Cooper! You should make next year's festivities! I have never been to Dyngus Day, it will be my first one, too, next April! You will have a blast!
Arts in Springville: News arts critic Colin Dabkowski's Gusto story about the Springville Center for the Arts brought this comment from Michael Donahue of Wilmington, Del.:
Nice job to everyone involved! Springville really is a nice town, it's great to see it trying to reinvent itself by injecting some new energy and ideas. So many Main Streets are vacant across the country because of big-box stores lurking on the outskirts of town, sucking the money out if it. Nothing but good things can be in "downtown" Springville's future if the focus is redirected to the heart of the village.
Donn Esmonde: The News columnist's piece on letting the penny die brought several comments, including this from Louis Ciola of Snyder:
I think that we should eliminate all currency and then go to debit cards across the board. It would save a fortune, and if it's lost, you can always call up and cancel it. Debit cards don't wear out like paper money and are used all the time. They are easy to program and can make life so much simpler.
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This stunning display of intricate metalwork is more than something pretty to look at; it works for its place in the spotlight.
When you walk into The Press Club restaurant in Melbourne, Australia, you can't help but look up. Designed by Melbourne-based March Studio, this vast space shows off its dimensions with a mirrored wall on one side that reflects large windows on the other. In all this amping up of spatial proportions, however, the ceiling is the undeniable center of attention.
Reminiscent of some kind of marine plant life with its cylindrical protrusions and textured insets, to call it a ceiling suddenly seems to sell it short. Though it looks more likely to be called art, nearly every design aspect serves a purpose.
Encircled by each hand-folded brass hood are lit tubes that are perfectly positioned throughout the space so as to light the tables and seating areas. Set into the hoods, sheets of perforated steel not only provide some variety to the quality of light cast onto the tables below, but also help diffuse sound.
Because the ceiling alone makes such a statement, the rest of the room is left intentionally simple or, as March Studio puts it, "bare and honest". Keeping to earthy tones, the semi-circular booths are made of a soft brown leather and light timber.
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In response to an enquiry from Planning magazine regarding the delay in the introduction of local fee-setting John Silvester, Spokesperson for the Planning Officers Society, said the lack of any decision is causing "some concern" among authorities. "Councils would like to see fee-setting as it would enable them to recover some of the costs for their development control services," he said.
"Authorities thought the fee-setting responsibility would be in place for the 2011/12 financial year and many councils put budget provisions in place on this premise. However, I would suspect councils have learned their lesson and will have not have made their budgets with fee-setting in mind this year," the Spokesperson said.


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By Sowmya Krishnamurthy
Jay-Z is expanding his sports prowess into one of the most popular basketball video game franchises. The part-owner of the Brooklyn Nets has been announced as Executive Producer of the upcoming NBA 2K13 game. A new video featuring Hov's music was released today and his website, Life + Times, confirmed the partnership.
Fans on Twitter lauded Jay and praised his ever-growing business empire. "Jay keeps winning" tweeted one while another added, "The way he continues to reinvent himself. #Inspired"
The game is slated for an Oct 2 release. A special "Dynasty Edition" (possibly named after Jay-Z's The Dynasty album) was announced last month. The special edition of the game features the full game of "NBA 2K13" and extras like the added All-Star content (slam dunk, three-point shootout), a full-size "NBA 2K13" Spalding basketball, 2K Sports Skullcandy earbuds and an "NBA 2K13" controller skin.
"With this special edition package, we want to give something meaningful to our great fans," Jason Argent, vice president of marketing for 2K Sports said according to ESPN. "This is an awesome deal that is sure to please fans, and will become a must-have item while supplies last."
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Saturday, September 17, 2016
On a Photo Jaunt
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You never know what you will see when you go to Parc-nature du Bois-de-L'Île-Bizard. A friend of mine and I like to go there on photo jaunts. After a short walk, a boardwalk leads over a marsh. This visit we spotted this Cooper's Hawk. I downloaded an app when I was in Newfoundland: Merlin Bird ID from Cornell University. It is a great help in identifying birds. My friend is a better birder than I am, but Merlin came to my rescue to confirm her suspicions. There is a camaraderie among people with cameras. We saw several along the boardwalk, most with very long lenses on their cameras. Near this spot, a gentleman suggested the perfect spot to photograph the bird. He was right!
You have to look everywhere to spot the residents of this part, in the water, on land and up in trees (or the sky). I noticed this frog hopping in the plant-filled shallow water.
Ducks are always spotted here, whether resting on logs or swimming.
Red dragonflies were flitting around. This one posed for me. They are often too fast to catch in a photograph.
Here's another. They seem to like the warmth of the wood.
It's not just the creatures that are interesting. This natural sculpture sat in the water. Its reflections added another dimension.
My friend spotted this heron in the distance through her binoculars. My camera just reached it. Here it was puffing up its feathers after grooming.
Another look...
I hope to be back once the leaves start to change.
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In some circles, steel toe work boots are a necessity for safety on the job. In other circles, they may not be mandatory but they are a wise investment. And in still other circles, they are a fashion statement.
Regardless of the circle in which you wear your steel toe work boots, they all have a thing or two in common. Such as the steel toe inserts.
The feature that gives the steel toe work boots their name is a protective plate that reinforces the toe area of the boot. The steel plate protects the toes from danger caused by falling objects that might crush, puncture, or otherwise injure the foot.
As the name implies, the protective insert in the steel toe work boots was once actually made from steel. Steel is very heavy, however, and trudging throughout the day in heavy shoes is one sure way to cause extreme fatigue in the muscles of the legs and feet.
Today's steel toe work boots often don't contain steel at all. Today's boots are likely reinforced with a very strong and protective composite material that offers all the protection of the steel, only in a much more lightweight way.
Some so-called steel toe work boots are reinforced with plates made from thermal polyurethane, also indicated as TPU. TPU is a very strong plastic that provides much the same protection as the traditional steel. Again, it is much more lightweight than steel.
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