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Departs: 9/21/2018 Returns: 9/30/2018featuring VIA Rail
Day 1 : Fly to Seattle
Upon arrival in Seattle, we travel to our hotel accommodations for the evening.
Day 2 : Ferry to Victoria
After breakfast, we drive along the Olympic Peninsula before a ferry crossing takes us to beautiful Vancouver Island. We arrive in enchanting Victoria, the provincial capital of British Columbia. Settle in for two relaxing nights at the beautiful Chateau Victoria Hotel & Suites. Shops, cafes and interesting attractions are just a stroll away. Tonight we enjoy a Holiday Vacations Welcome Dinner at The Keg Restaurant. B,D
Day 3 : Victoria
A local guide joins us to tour Victoria, known for its British atmosphere. The city began as an outpost for the Hudson Bay Company in 1843. We view historic sites including the Parliament Building on the lovely Inner Harbor. Beautiful flower beds and gardens reflect the area's passion for gardening. A spectacular lunch is prepared for us at the elegant Empress Hotel. We have the afternoon at leisure to browse in the delightful shops or to visit local attractions. L
Day 4 : The Butchart Gardens
This morning we visit The Butchart Gardens®, one of the most acclaimed horticultural exhibitions in the world. Stroll along pathways through wonderfully landscaped theme gardens and enjoy the seasonal floral displays. See the Ross Fountains play its pattern of water displays every four minutes. A delightful lunch is included at the gardens. Midday, we board a ferry for the mainland of British Columbia. We arrive in Vancouver, Canada's third largest city, for our overnight accommodations. L
Day 5 : Vancouver
This morning we find our adventurous side on a walk across the breathtaking Capilano Suspension Bridge. Witness unparalleled views of the spectacular scenery nestled in between serene gardens and historical totem poles. Enjoy lunch at Lonsdale Quay Market located on the North Shore's waterfront which offers a variety of restaurants, shops and views of downtown Vancouver from its waterfront plaza. We tour Vancouver with an expert local guide. The city is surrounded by water on three sides and nestled alongside the Coast Mountain Range. We visit lovely Stanley Park, a 1,000-acre wilderness and recreation retreat. This evening we have priority boarding on VIA Rail's historic Canadian train and begin our journey to Jasper in their Sleeper Plus cars. The train features top-notch service and excellent extras including freshly prepared meals. Enjoy unforgettable experiences on board as you roll past the beautiful landscape. D
Day 6 : Jasper
Enjoy a scrumptious included breakfast on the train this morning as you awaken to the picturesque scenery of the Canadian Rockies. Take in the incredible views from your roomy and comfortable seating this afternoon over an expertly prepared lunch. For better views of the majestic and unspoiled wilderness, make your way to the top floor for the panoramic views from the Skyline car. This afternoon we arrive in Jasper for the evening. B,L
Day 7 : Columbia Icefield & Lake Louise
Breathtaking scenery borders our route today along the Icefields Parkway. This beautiful area is famous for the glacial blue waters of its many lakes nestled among the mountains. At the Columbia Icefield, we board a giant Glacier Explorer that carries us onto Athabasca Glacier. We journey to Banff for two relaxing evenings. D
Day 8 : Banff
This morning we enjoy a panoramic tour of the Banff area. Take in breathtaking views during lunch at the historic and grand Banff Springs Hotel. The afternoon is ours to explore this unique, mountain town. L
Day 9 : Calgary
We travel by motorcoach to Calgary. Step back in time as we visit Canada's largest living history museum. Calgary's Heritage Park isn't a museum where history stays behind the glass. The interactive exhibits, costumed interpreters, historic buildings and hundreds of working antiques are all just waiting for you to touch, smell, taste, hear and see how the West once was. We settle in for a relaxing evening at the International Hotel Calgary. Tonight reminisce with new friends at our Holiday Vacations Farewell Dinner. B,D
Day 10 : Fly Home
Bid farewell to the beauty of Canada as we depart for the airport. We will long remember our incredible adventure through the Canadian Rockies and western Canada.
B - Breakfast; CB - Continental Breakfast; L - Lunch; D - Dinner; T - Tea
Your Holiday Vacations Experience Includes
• All airfare, taxes & fuel surcharges
• Holiday Vacations Tour Director & local guides
• Motorcoach and professional Driver
• Rail transportation
• Baggage handling at hotels
• $100 travel voucher for a future Holiday Vacations tour
11 Excellent Meals Featuring
• Holiday Vacations Welcome Dinner at The Keg Restaurant
• Lunch at the Empress Hotel
• Lunch at The Butchart Gardens®
• Lunch at the historic Banff Springs Hotel
• Holiday Vacations Farewell Dinner
All Accommodations Featuring
• 2 nights in Victoria
• 1 night in Vancouver
• 1 night aboard VIA Rail's Canadian
• 2 nights in Banff
• 1 night at The International Hotel in Calgary
Attractions & Highlights
• Two scenic ferry rides
• Victoria, Vancouver & Banff tours
• The Butchart Gardens®
• Capilano Suspension Bridge
• VIA Rail's historic Canadian train
• Columbia Icefield Glacier Experience Tour™
• Lake Louise
• Banff National Park
• Calgary's Heritage Park
Highest Elevation: 6,850 feet at Bow Pass in Banff.
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uptempo wrote:TMC wrote:You know, what worries me is that Nellie has enough leeway to trade players. If he doesn't like someone, he can ask for a trade and the front office will try to please him...
Why does that worry you?
You know, we have a story of making bad trades... Wouldn't be the first time we trade a good player that becomes a star for other team.
I'm not saying that's going to happen... but Nellie traded nearly everyone his first two seasons in Dallas.

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Auburn entered the 2012 season with 28 alumni on National Football League rosters, the eighth-best total among college football programs.
Devin Aromashodu
(WR, Minnesota Vikings)
Totaled 34 yards on three receptions in Sunday's 30-7 win over Tennessee. Aromashodu now has nine receptions for 138 yards this season, his fifth in the NFL and second with the Vikings.
Rob Bironas
(PK, Tennessee Titans)
Hit his only extra point attempt of the day as the Titans fell 30-7 to Minnesota. Bironas has hit 6-of-8 field goal attempts this season.
Ronnie Brown
(RB, San Diego Chargers)
Totaled 74 yards on seven touches, including a long rush of 21 yards. Brown also caught a pass for 11 yards. He has played in 96 games in his career with more than 4,900 rushing yards and 49 touchdowns.
Jason Campbell
(QB, Chicago Bears)
Did not play, but served as backup quarterback for Chicago's 41-3 win over the Jaguars. Campbell is in his sixth NFL season after being selected in the first round by Washington in 2005. He has passed for more than 14,000 yards in his career with 74 touchdowns.
Karlos Dansby
(LB, Miami Dolphins)
Five tackles in Miami's 17-13 win over the Bengals. A nine-year veteran, Dansby has 37 tackles in five games this season and more than 700 stops in his career. He's one of just four active NFL players with at least 30 sacks and 10 interceptions.
Tristan Davis
(RB, Washington Redskins)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on September 3.
King Dunlap
(OT, Philadelphia Eagles)
Returned from injury to see playing time at left tackle for Philadelphia in a 16-14 loss to Pittsburgh. He's played in three games this season with two starts after missing two games due to a hamstring injury. Dunlap has played in 41 games in four seasons with nine starts.
Nick Fairley
(DT, Detroit Lions)
The Lions were on bye for week five. The 13th overall pick in 2011, Fairley has played in 13 games in two seasons with the Lions.
Mario Fannin
(RB, Denver Broncos)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve with a knee injury on August 8.
Tyronne Green
(OG, San Diego Chargers)
Started at guard as the Chargers fell 31-24 to New Orleans on Sunday Night Football. Green has played in 33 games in his career and started 20.
Quentin Groves
(LB, Arizona Cardinals)
Saw snaps on defense and special teams in a 17-3 loss to St. Louis on Thursday night. Groves is in his first season in Arizona and fifth overall in the NFL. He has totaled 116 tackles in his career with 4.5 sacks and two interceptions.
Ben Grubbs
(OG, New Orleans Saints)
Started at guard and helped the Saints roll up more than 400 yards of total offense in a 31-24 win over San Diego. Grubbs has played in 79 games in his six-year career with 75 starts. He has started in every game he has played since 2008.
Josh Harris
(DS, Atlanta Falcons)
Served as long snapper and helped Atlanta improved to 5-0 on the season with a 24-17 win over the Redskins.
Will Herring
(LB, New Orleans Saints)
Saw snaps in New Orleans' 32-21 win over the Chargers. Herring has totaled 127 tackles in his six-year career.
Brandon Jacobs
(RB, San Francisco 49ers)
Missed his fifth game for the 49ers with a knee injury as San Francisco defeated Buffalo 45-3. Jacobs is an eight year NFL veteran and is in his first year with the 49ers after seven seasons with the New York Giants, including two Super Bowl victories.
Spencer Johnson
(DE, Buffalo Bills)
Saw action on the defensive line in a 45-3 loss to the 49ers. Johnson has four tackles this season and 288 total in his nine-year career.
Pat Lee
(DB, Oakland Raiders)
Oakland was on bye for week five. Lee has played in all four games this season with three starts. He has recorded 14 tackles and three break ups.
Sen'Derrick Marks
(DT, Tennessee Titans)
Started at defensive tackle and recorded a pair of tackles in the Titans' 30-7 loss to Minnesota. Marks has played in 40 games in his four-year career with 15 starts.
Brandon Mosley
(OG, New York Giants)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on August 27 with an ankle injury.
Cam Newton
(QB, Carolina Panthers)
Completed 12-of-29 passes for 141 yards and rushed for 42 yards on seven carries as the Panthers fell to Seattle 16-12. Newton has now thrown for 1,154 yards with four touchdowns and rushed for 209 yards with three scores in his second season after being drafted with the top overall pick in 2011. Newton has 42 total touchdowns in 21 career games.
Ben Obomanu
(WR, Seattle Seahawks)
Had one carry for 11 yards in Seattle's 16-12 win over Carolina. Obomanu has played in 63 games and totaled 81 receptions for 1,159 yards with seven touchdowns in his six-year career, all with the Seahawks.
Jerraud Powers
(DB, Indianapolis Colts)
Had four solo tackles, including his first interception of the season in the Colts' come-from-behind win 30-27 over Green Bay. Powers has started all 38 games in his career and registered 191 tackles with six interceptions in four seasons.
Jay Ratliff
(DT, Dallas Cowboys)
Dallas was on bye for week five. Ratliff is in his eighth season, all with Dallas. He has started 78 games with 212 tackles and 27.0 sacks.
Carlos Rogers
(DB, San Francisco 49ers)
Rogers had three tackles as San Francisco cruised to a 45-3 win over the Bills. In his eighth season after being drafted No. 9 overall by Washington in 2005, Rogers has 13 tackles in 2012. He's started all but three of the 87 games he played in since 2006 and was a 2011 Pro Bowl and All-Pro selection.
Pat Sims
(DT, Cincinnati Bengals)
Currently on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list with an ankle injury. A five-year veteran, Sims has played in 52 games with 23 starts. He is yet to play in 2012.
Takeo Spikes
(LB, San Diego Chargers)
Had three tackles in San Diego's 31-24 loss to New Orleans on Sunday night. Spikes has recorded 1,379 tackles in his 15 seasons in the NFL, the last two with San Diego.
Ben Tate
(RB, Houston Texans)
Missed Houston's Monday Night Football 23-17 win over the Jets with a toe injury. Tate has 117 yards rushing and two touchdowns this season.
Lee Ziemba
(OT, Carolina Panthers)
Will miss the 2012 season after being placed on injured reserve on September 3 with a knee injury.
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Huntingdon, PA 16652
Huntingdon, PA 16652
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Villanova University School of Law
Villanova University School of Law
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Bellefonte, PA 16823
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Ebensburg, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer
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Altoona, PA 16601
Bankruptcy and Real Estate
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Chambersburg, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer
(717) 264-3711 414 S Main St
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Bankruptcy, Business and Real Estate
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Harrisburg, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 16 years experience
(717) 540-9170 2080 Linglestown Road. Suite 201
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Free ConsultationBankruptcy
Southwestern University School of Law
Southwestern University School of Law
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Hanover, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 30 years experience
(717) 630-2811 249 York Street
Hanover, PA 17331
Hanover, PA 17331
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Divorce, Estate Planning and Family
Pennsylvania State University - Dickinson School of Law
Pennsylvania State University - Dickinson School of Law
Attorney Thomas Miller is a lifelong resident of Adams County. He has been giving legal advise and legal service to the residents of York and Adams Counties for almost 3 decades. His legal expertise includes but are not limited to Bankruptcy, Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Wills &Trusts, Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Estate Administration, Preparation of Deeds, Real Estate Settlements and Adoption.
Mr. Brent C Diefenderfer
York, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 13 years experience
135 N. George Street
York, PA 17401
York, PA 17401
Bankruptcy, Collections, Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
Dickinson School of Law
Dickinson School of Law
Brent practices a client-first approach in the practice of law. He identifies multiple courses of action; gives straightforward advice and diligently works to achieve results. Brent is detailed oriented and ensures his clients' matters are handled correctly, efficiently and in a cost-effective manner. His diverse clientele includes individuals, businesses and government entities in the following representative matters: Bankruptcy, Debt Restructuring & Financial "Workouts". Brent represents individual and business clients in implementing a debt reduction strategy that is appropriate to their unique situation - including Bankruptcy under Chapters 7, 13 or 11 of the Bankruptcy Code,...
Dennis Plank
Lancaster, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 41 years experience
(717) 392-4131 140 E King St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Lancaster, PA 17602
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
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York, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 9 years experience
(717) 793-2398 257 East Market Street
York, PA 17403
York, PA 17403
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Criminal, DUI and Divorce
Widener University
Widener University
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Attorney Hobbs attributes...
Charles is a general practitioner specializing in Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Bankruptcy.
Attorney Hobbs attributes...
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Mechanicsburg, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 44 years experience
(717) 737-2033 352 S. Sporting Hill Rd
Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
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Mechanicsburg, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 17 years experience
555 Gettysburg Pike
Suite C402
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Suite C402
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Widener University Delaware School of Law
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Suite 110A
Harrisburg, PA 17110
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Harrisburg, PA 17110
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Hummelstown, PA 17036
Hummelstown, PA 17036
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Lancaster, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 46 years experience
(717) 394-7204 140A E King St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Lancaster, PA 17602
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University of Florida
University of Florida
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Harrisburg, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer
(717) 909-5858 8150 Derry Street
Suite A
Harrisburg, PA 17111
Suite A
Harrisburg, PA 17111
Bankruptcy, Divorce, Family and Probate
Widener University Commonwealth Law School
Widener University Commonwealth Law School
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Philadelphia, PA Bankruptcy Attorney
(866) 467-8807 P.O. Box 1932
Philadelphia, PA 19148
Philadelphia, PA 19148
Bankruptcy, Appeals, Arbitration & Mediation and Consumer
Widener University School of Law and Western Connecticut State University
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York, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 22 years experience
(717) 718-5199 109 E. Market Street
York, PA 17401
York, PA 17401
Free ConsultationBankruptcy, Criminal, Family and Foreclosure Defense
Dickinson School of Law
Dickinson School of Law
Randall Klimchock
Mt Pleasant, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 28 years experience
(724) 542-4514 101 North Church Street
Mt Pleasant, PA 15666
Mt Pleasant, PA 15666
Bankruptcy, Elder and Estate Planning
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
We have been providing compassionate legal services at reasonable prices in the Mount Pleasant area since 1990. I was born and raised in Mount Pleasant Township, have always been a part of the community, and intend to remain in the Mount Pleasant community for many years. I enjoy spending sufficient time with my clients so that we can best determine how we will be able to assist you. We routinely handle Estates and Estate Planning matters. We also handle general practice matters, including Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies. As a debt relief firm, we help people file for relief...
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Lancaster, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 20 years experience
(717) 945-1386 1853 William Penn Way
Lancaster, PA 17601
Lancaster, PA 17601
Bankruptcy, Education, Elder and Estate Planning
Widener University
Widener University
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Lancaster, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 20 years experience
(717) 392-2027 8 N Queen St
Lancaster, PA 17603
Lancaster, PA 17603
Bankruptcy, Consumer and Family
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Corey Joseph Sacca
Greensburg, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 8 years experience
(724) 832-2499 20 North Pennsylvania Ave
Suite 201
Greensburg, PA 15650
Suite 201
Greensburg, PA 15650
Bankruptcy, Collections, Consumer and Family
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
Corey Sacca has been helping clients since 2009. He has experience in bankruptcy, tax, family and civil legal matters. He has assisted clients in Chapter 7, 11, 12, and 13 bankruptcies and has been named a Super Lawyers: Rising Star in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Corey understands that your legal issues cause stress; especially when dealing with issues involving your children, family, debt or taxes. He works hard to resolve your legal matters as quickly and as cost- effectively as possible. Corey graduated from Latrobe High School. After high school,...
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Lebanon, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 23 years experience
(717) 272-6500 931 Cumberland St
Lebanon, PA 17042
Lebanon, PA 17042
Bankruptcy, Business, Consumer and Divorce
Dickinson School of Law
Dickinson School of Law
John J. Ferry, Jr. earned an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Poultry Technology and Management at the Pennsylvania State University in 1986. After working for several years in the poultry industry, he went on to pursue his legal education at the Dickinson School of Law, where he earned a juris doctorate degree in 1995. Mr. Ferry was admitted to practice before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, and other courts in Pennsylvania, in 1995. He is also admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania...
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Camp Hill, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 29 years experience
(717) 975-9446 2132 Market St
Camp Hill, PA 27011
Camp Hill, PA 27011
Dickinson School of Law
Dickinson School of Law
Robert Spielman
Bloomsburg, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 43 years experience
(570) 380-1072 29 E Main St
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
This firm provides experienced and capable bankruptcy representation for individuals and businesses.
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Hanover, PA Bankruptcy Attorney with 15 years experience
(717) 797-3908 1201 West Elm Avenue
Suite #2
Hanover, PA 17331
Suite #2
Hanover, PA 17331
Bankruptcy, Estate Planning, Family and Probate
Widener University Commonwealth Law School
Widener University Commonwealth Law School
Allison Wright
Lancaster, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer
(717) 399-1999 36 E King St
Lancaster, PA 17602
Lancaster, PA 17602
Bankruptcy, Divorce and Family
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Ravine, PA Bankruptcy Lawyer with 35 years experience
(570) 345-2888 Tremont Road
Ravine, PA 17963
Ravine, PA 17963
Bankruptcy, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
Southwestern Law School
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Kellan Lutz: Hercules in 'Hercules 3D'!
Kellan Lutz shares a laugh with his girlfriend Sharni Vinson while making their way through LAX Airport on Thursday (April 4) in Los Angeles.
It was just announced that the 28-year-old actor has signed on to star as the title role in the upcoming flick Hercules 3D, according to THR.
"It takes more than a good physique to portray the most legendary, mythological personality in history – and Kellan has exactly that, personality," director Renny Harlin said in a statement. "He's not afraid to explore the strengths and vulnerabilities of the character, and he impressed me with his passion and heart."
The film is set to begin shooting in May.
FYI: Sharni is wearing a Revenge Is tank and Coobie tee.
ARE YOU EXCITED to see Kellan Lutz play Hercules in Hercules 3D????


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Aotus nigriceps
|Scope: Global
Language: English
|Scientific Name:
|Aotus nigriceps Dollman, 1909
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|Taxonomic Notes:
|It is doubtful that the current taxonomy provides a true picture of the diversity of the genus Aotus. Ruiz-Herrera et al. 2005) reported that cytogenetic studies have characterized 18 different karyotypes with diploid numbers ranging from 46 to 58 chromosomes. The taxonomy of the night monkeys essentially follows the revision by Hershkovitz (1983), with some modifications for the Colombian and Central American forms.
|Red List Category & Criteria:
|Least Concern ver 3.1
|Year Published:
|Date Assessed:
|Cornejo, F. & Palacios, E.
|Mittermeier, R.A. & Rylands, A.B. (Primate Red List Authority)
This species is listed as Least Concern due to its wide range, suspected large populations, and because there are no major threats believed to be resulting in a significant population decline at present. However, given ongoing development projects, the species does require close population monitoring.
|Previously published Red List assessments:
|Range Description:
|Aotus nigriceps occurs throughout a large part of the central and upper Amazon, south of the mainstream and along the right bank of the Rio Jutaí in the west. In the east, it extends to the rios Tapajós and Juruena (Aotus azarae infulatus occurs to the east of the rios Tapajós and Juruena). It occurs throughout the state of Rondônia in Brazil, restricted to east of the Rio Guaporé. In Bolivia, it occurs north of the Río Madre de Dios in the Department of Pando (Hershkovitz 1983; Brown and Rumiz 1986; Anderson 1997), extending to the south-eastern and central Peruvian Amazon, west through the Río Ucayali basin to the east (right bank) of the Rio Huallaga (A. miconax coccurs to the west) to about 7ºS (Aquino and Encarnación 1994a).
|Countries occurrence:
Native:Bolivia, Plurinational States of; Brazil (Acre, Amazonas, Mato Grosso, Pará, Rondônia); Peru
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|Wright (1981, 1985) estimated a density of 36-40 indviduals/km² at Cocha Cashu, Manu National Park. Aquino and Encarnación (1994b) reviewed population structure and densities for the genus.
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|Night monkeys typically occur in primary and secondary forest (including disturbed forest and selectively logged forest), seasonally flooded and terra firma, lowland forest (Aquino and Encarnación 1986a, 1988, 1994a,b; Defler 2004). Aquino and Encarnación (1994b) reviewed the habitat and forest preferences of the genus.
Night monkeys are nocturnal: they are most active at dawn and dusk. The only exception is Aotus azarae azarae of the Chaco of southern Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina, which is cathemeral (active during night and day). They are frugivorous; their diet includes fruit, nectar and flower (seasonally important for the A. a. azarae in the Chaco), leaves, and small animals prey such as insects (Wright 1989; Fernandez-Duque 2007).
They are socially monogamous, living in small groups of an adult pair and offspring of different ages (infant, one or two juveniles and sometimes a subadult. In A. a. azarae, a significant number of adults range alone. They may be subadults that have left their natal groups or older adults which have been evicted from their groups by competitors (Fernandez-Duque and Huntington 2002; Fernandez-Duque 2004). Both sexes disperse. Males care for the infants (carry them) (Rotundo et al. 2002, 2005). Lone adults were observed by Villavicencio Galindo (2003) in northern Colombia. Night monkeys are territorial—groups occupy overlapping territories of 5-18 ha (depending on the species and location) (Wright 1978; Fernandez-Duque 2007). In Cocha Cashu, Manu National Park, Peru, Wright (1989) recorded home range size for A. nigriceps of 7 to 14 ha. Wright (1994) and Fernandez-Duque (2007) review the behaviour and ecology of the genus.
Captive male A. lemurinus reach sexual maturity when 2 years old, and captive female A. vociferans and A. nancymaae first breed when 3-4 years old (Dixson 1983; Fernandez-Duque 2007). In the wild, male A. azarae reach adult weight only when about 4 years old, and age at first reproduction is about 5 years of age (Juárez et al. 2003; Fernandez-Duque 2004). Single offspring are the rule. Wright (1985) recorded births between August and February for A. nigriceps in Peru (Manu National Park), and Aquino et al. (1990) indicated a birth season between December and March for A. nancymaae in north-eastern Peru.
Adult male weight 875 kg (n=1), adult female weight 1.04 kg (n=2) (Peres 1993a).
|Major Threat(s):
|A wide ranging species of the upper Amazon, there are currently no major threats believed to be resulting in a significant population decline. However, populations have been depleted over large areas in the states of Acre and Rondônoia, and with infrastructure development along major development corridors ((Porto Velho - Cuiabá and Porto Velho- Manausm and the Rio Madeira itself), it is likely that large tracts of forest will be lost in the future.
|Conservation Actions:
Confirmed, or may occur, in several protected areas, including:
Manuripe National Reserve (Brown and Rumiz 1986)
Amazonia National Park (1,114,917 ha) (in range)
Serra do Divisor National Park (846,408 ha)
Juruena National Park
Pacáas Novos National Park
Abufari Biological Reserve (224,819 ha)
Guaporé Biological Reserve (618,173 ha)
Rio Acre Ecological Station (79,418 ha)
Manu National Park (1,532,806 ha) (Wright 1978, 1985).
It is listed on Appendix II of CITES.
|Cornejo, F. & Palacios, E. 2008. Aotus nigriceps. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2008: e.T41542A10495991. . Downloaded on 20 September 2018.
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Preliminary Heat was not fair, says SN sports writer
The heat was meant to pick six fautasi to go into Wednesday's Flag Day main championship final with the invited Salelologa boat, the Tolotolo O Tama Uli. However, it was so unfairly conducted, the committee should have let all the fautasi compete in that final and cancel Monday's tu'uga.
The fautasi from lane one to four that were closer to the airport, Fua'o (1), Iseulaimoana (2), Nu'uuli (3), and Aeto (4) were three to four fautasi length infront of the Matasaua (5), Fetu ole Afiafi (6), Sharks (7), Fealofani Samoa lll (8) and Paepaeoulupo'o (9) when the committee decided to start the race.
The committee lost control of the faigamea ile tai when it decided to extend the race by an estimated 1000 meters from the original starting flags that were put into place early Saturday morning.
Committee member, Lauvao Steven Haleck told this correspondent the reason for the change was that the sea was calm. "The captains and the committee discussed this and all agreed that if the ocean was not rough we would further the length of the course".
The committee went ahead and altered the course while many of the nine fautasi were starting to head out. The committee should have removed the buoys with the flags that marked the original starting line and informed the captains of the change of plan. In fact, the five fautasi on the Aunu'u Island side that reached their starting lanes were moved back.
The committee left the flags at the original starting line but sent two tugboats to both sides of the extended race course to serve as markers for the captains to direct their fautasi to the new designated starting lanes.
When some of the fautasi arrived at where the flags were they stopped turned around and waited for the tu'uga va'a to begin. The committee members had to go and tell the captains to move their fautasi back to the new starting line.
The Ise'ulaimoana, Aeto and Nu'uuli had to be told several times to do so but they still lingered. The Fua'o arrived and told of the change in the starting mark and kapiteni Ga'ote'ote Pala'ie Tofau obliged.
After some thirty minutes went by, Fagatogo, Nu'uuli, and Pago Pago still did not budge and the Fua'o decided to move in front to be in line with the three fautasi.
On the other lanes toward the Aunu'u Island in the east, the Fealofani Samoa lll, Paepaeoulupo'o, Matasaua, the Shark, and the Fetu ole Afiafi were lined up at the new starting blocks. They were about four fautasi length behind the four boats that moved in front.
Aeto captain, Va'amua Henry Sesepasara stood firm and true to his statements that he would not be stupid again by moving his fautasi back. He said he learned his lesson from last year's race when he obeyed the committee. As he back paddled the committee blasted the gun to start the race.
According the Pago Pago captain, his being honest cost him the 2011 Flag Day race. Va'amua and his Aeto crew and boat stayed right next to defending champion Fanene Soto and his Nu'uuli crew and fautasi.
After numerous urging by the committee, the Fua'o, Ise'ulaimoana, Satani and Aeto reluctantly made their way back but did not go all the way to where the tugboat was on the west side of the race course.
The Fua'o was the only fautasi that reached the new marker. Committee member, Lauvao used the bullhorn to advise kapiteni Ga'ote'ote to take his fautasi in front as the others refused to move all the way back to the new race course mark.
When the Fua'o, Aeto, and Nu'uuli were lined up, the tugboat closer to the airport blared its horn to signal the start of the race. Two of the five captains on the east side of the race course said they did not hear the sound of the horn.
"All of a sudden, some of my crew yelled that the other fautasi had taken off," Tupuola Sopo'aga of the Fealofani Samoa lll told this correspondent. "I didn't hear any gun or horn as we were far away on the east side."
Captain of the Shark, Meauta Mageo also testified he was taken by surprise when he saw the fautasi that were on the west side had started rowing fast. "We didn't hear anything to signal the start of the race. We were just lucky that we got into the final to be a part of this conversation. I'm very proud of my young auva'a. "
The tugboat that was stationed in the east side did not signal the start of the race. Committee member, Lauvao insisted the committee has done its job and not to be blamed for the fiasco at sea.
Captain of the Samoana High School fautasi the Shark and his young students auva'a must be commended for the way they performed from way behind. Mageo did a fantastic job in calming his crew and controlling his strokes and stamina. They came from #8 at the start of the faigamea ile tai to edge out captain Mitch Shimasaki and his Fetu Ole Afiafi fautasi to take the number six position.
If there was a winner in last Saturday's heat, the committee should award it to Mageo and his courageous young students. They rowed with guts and showed the big hearts of true young warriors. They set an example in honesty, fighting from behind, and never giving up. Their brave efforts were rewarded with a place in the final on Wednesday despite the odds piled up against them right from the start of the race.
The same goes to the other four fautasi, Paepaeoulupo'o from Aua, Fealofani Samoa lll from Fagasa, and Fetu Ole Afiafi from Faga'alu. They do not deserve to be relegated to the Monday consolation race. All these four fautasi have earned their places in the final on Wednesday.
Nevertheless, chairman Suiaunoa is adamant that the results of last Saturday's tu'uga va'a stands. "There is no such thing as an unofficial results," he told this correspondent on Sunday. "The top six fautasi will race with the boat from Salelologa on Wednesday while the three last placed boats from last Saturday's race will have their tu'uga va'a with Faga'alu's second boat on Monday. That is where we are".
Suiaunoa said the race on Saturday had a fair start as he observed it from where his committee boat was. "If I heard the tugboat horn from where I was, why did the other captains claim they did not hear it go off."
The 'Nu'uuli' from Nu'uuli led all the way and reached the tigi first. The Aeto from Pago Pago came in second. Third place went to the Fu'ao from Vatia. The Matasaua from the Manu'a district, took fourth place. Iseulaimoana was in fifth place and the Shark from the Samoana High School edged out the Fetu ole Afiafi for the sixth position.
These six fautasi will join the Tolotolo O Tama Uli from Salelologa Savai'i for the main Flag Day championship faigamea ile tai on Wednesday April 18.
The Paepaeoulupo'o from Aua, which came in 8th place and the new Fealofani Samoa lll that cruised in to last position will have their tu'uga va'a with Faga'alu's two fautasi on Monday afternoon.


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NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. government has defended its use of a phone-tracking program that collects the telephone records of millions of Americans in a letter to a federal judge, saying it is a program monitored by all three branches of government that is necessary to learn the contacts of known or suspected terrorists and thwart terrorism.
The letter sent Thursday by assistant U.S. attorneys in Manhattan said the "highly sensitive and, in many respects, still classified intelligence-collection program" required the collection and storage of a large volume of information about unrelated communications to fight terrorism.
The letter, the first government response to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union against the Obama administration earlier this year, said the program "fills an intelligence gap highlighted by the attacks of 9/11" and had been repeatedly approved by multiple judges.
It said that under the program, the FBI obtains authorization from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to collect data from certain telecommunications service providers.
It said the National Security Agency archives the information and "queries the data, when strict standards are met" to detect communications between foreign terrorist organizations and their potential operatives in the United States, providing leads to the FBI or others in the intelligence community for counterterrorism purposes.
"The program has contributed to the disruption of multiple potential terrorist attacks in the United States and abroad," according to the letter.
The ACLU had asked a judge to find the program unconstitutional, saying the government's program exceeds the congressional authority provided by the Patriot Act, which Congress hurriedly passed after 9/11 and reauthorized in 2005 and 2010. President Barack Obama has defended the program and said privacy must be balanced with security.
In its letter, the government said the FISA Court's orders strictly limit the nature of the data the government can collect and the extent to which it can be reviewed.
It said the government is not permitted to listen to or record the contents of anyone's phone calls and information acquired under the court orders does not include cell-site location data or the names, addresses or identities of the parties to any communication.
The letter said information is limited to data such as originating and terminating telephone numbers and the date, time, and duration of each call.
"Additionally, the government is prohibited by the FISA Court's orders from indiscriminately sifting through the data," it said.
The letter said the database may only be queried for intelligence purposes where there is a reasonable articulable suspicion "based on specific facts" that an identifier, such as a phone number, is associated with a specific foreign terrorist organization previously identified and approved by the court.
"Consequently, only a very small fraction of the records acquired under this program is ever reviewed by intelligence analysts," the letter said.
It said that in 2012, fewer than "300 unique identifiers were authorized for query" under the standard.
According to the letter, congressional intelligence committees are regularly briefed on the program.
"Thus, the program has been approved and is rigorously overseen by all three branches of the government," the letter said.
The lawyers wrote that the ACLU is trying to stop a program "that plays an important role in the government's overall strategy to protect the American people from terrorist threats."
It said storing a large volume of information is necessary to ensure that a much smaller subset of terrorist-related phone records are preserved, since phone companies store data for a limited period. The letter added that aggregating the data is necessary as well to identify records that involve different telecommunications networks.
ACLU attorney Alex Abdo called the government's view of Americans' right to privacy "shockingly narrow."
"If the government is correct, then the NSA may warehouse all of our domestic communications now so long as it only searches for a subset of them later on," Abdo said in a statement. "The Constitution does not permit the government to cast a dragnet over every Americans' communications on the theory that the NSA might one day need them.
"There is also a tension between the government's public insistence that its collection of every Americans' phone records is lawful and its vigorous attempt to prevent that very question from being addressed by the court."


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CAPE CHARLES, Va. (AP) — Speaking a few dozen yards away from where two people were killed in a tornado that swept through a campground on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Gov. Terry McAuliffe said Friday it's a blessing more people didn't die in the storm given the short notice that campers had to seek shelter.
McAuliffe toured the Cherrystone Family Camping and RV Resort on the Chesapeake Bay, a day after a fast-moving storm created a tornado that knocked down large pine trees, demolished some campers and flipped over others on Thursday morning. A married couple from Jersey City, New Jersey was killed when a tree fell on their tent. McAuliffe said their three children were also injured, and their 13-year-old son is in critical condition following surgery.
"This was a very freak accident that occurred here," McAuliffe said of the storm. "It's an incredible sight to see."
The tornado traveled about eight miles, with some of that over water. Most of the damage occurred at the campground, but McAuliffe also said hundreds of acres of corn, soybean and cotton crops were also damaged.
The popular, 300-acre campground hosts small cabins, campers and tents that are surrounded by massive pine trees. More than 1,300 people were checked into the campground when the tornado struck. The National Weather Service's preliminary report says the tornado hit between 8:25 a.m. and 8:40 a.m., with winds reaching up to 100 miles per hour.
Many people at the campground said they were alerted to the tornado warning only a few minutes before it via emergency messages on their cell phones.
"At 8:30 in the morning, luckily I think most people were up. But had they been asleep and more people in their tents and their campers, I think what occurred here yesterday would've been much worse. It is a tragedy, but as I say, the good Lord was watching out," McAuliffe said.
State police said 36 people were injured during the storm. Many people began returning to their homes on Friday, while others cleaned up debris and tried to salvage whatever belongings they could find. McAuliffe, who was not accompanied by reporters on his golf cart-tour of the campground, said many people he spoke with said they would return to the campground again.
Many families have been coming to the campground, which has a fishing pier, swimming pools and a basketball courts, for decades.


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Tony Gwynn hit a solo homer and Clete Thomas added an RBI single in the eighth inning as the Philadelphia Phillies and Boston Red Sox played to a 2-2 tie on Friday.
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|2006-07-04, 18:39
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Gundam SEED Destiny to air in Canada
Looks like Bandai has finally given "official" confirmation that, despite the fact that there are no plans for a US broadcast, Gundam SEED Destiny will be airing on Canadian television.
No details yet, but I would expect to hear more in a couple of weeks when YTV releases information on their Fall Schedule.
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|2006-07-04, 22:20
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I'm probably guessing that it'll be shown on YTV. No surprise there since they were the one who showed SEED in the first place (in Canada).
Or is it possible that they'll show this on Teletoon? Only reason I can think why is because of the 'Angel-Bath,' final OP (if it's shown) and of course, every scene with Meer's...puppies.
EDIT: Scratch what I've just said. I just went to the AnimeNewsNetwork.com and found this info in their AX coverage part.
|2006-07-04, 22:28
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Teletoon? Aquire, let alone show, a popular series? What are you smoking?
Anyway, this is good news, now I just have to find the time to watch the broadcasts of SEED on YTV. I've yet to managed to watch two consequative episodes due to the horrible local airing time and my conflicting schedual.
|2006-07-04, 23:43
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Really? YTV has been rerunning the hell out of GS recently. Despite the fact that it's on its third run (if you count the weekday showing from last year), they still run encores for each episode, which they don't even do for a lot of their newer shows, like Case Closed. Are the ratings really that good?
|2006-07-06, 00:51
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Damnit! I really hope YTV releases their fall schedule details within the next couple of days. They got them out the first week of July last year, so why the delay this time around?
Oh well, it can't be worse than two years ago when they announced Gundam SEED less than two weeks before it debuted.
|2006-08-06, 22:12
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I'm psyched to watch the English dub of GSD bc i'm used to it. I will be looking forward to Miroku making an "appearance" as Rey Za Burell. I will be trying to get a copy of the last 5-10 episodes of GSD on DVD, like i did for SEED from the States because I can't wait 1.5 years to watch all fifty episodes. So everyone cross their fingers that I get my hands on that DVD...
|2006-08-06, 23:55
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Only possible channels I'm thinking of is YTV and/or Razor(Pay channel which currently just announce that they have anime from a commercial I've saw). Only "anime" related shows I see on teletoon are afternoon cartoons aimed at younger viewers...Whatever happened to Megaman EXE?
Looks like seed is just about to end it's third run on YTV, the last episode I saw was the nuclear attack on Zaft and the reveiling of Genesis.
|2006-08-08, 11:11
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Now don't be too confident. I've heard and read that YTV is airing Bleach for the fall schedule. The 3rd (i think) reshowning of Gundam Seed is coming to a close this weekend, if they air both episode 49 and 50 (like they've done before) or next week.
I would love for Gundam Seed Destiny to start up once Gundam Seed ends but once again it's for them to decide.
... Those anybody else think its wrong for a kids show (Monster Warriors) to be showing on Bionix? And while Im at it WHERE'D ALL THE ANIME GO!
|2006-08-13, 15:28
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Gundam Seed Destiny is CONFIRMED! on YTV
This is not my post but a post from a User on YTV, AnimeDudde
This is from 3 of internets most trusted anime sources, and also from LIVE sources.
Bandai has confirmed at Anime Expo that GSD will air on YTV, when somebody asked about Gundam returning to USA TV. This is probably the first series that will be airing on YTV before, and if, it ever airs in the US, which is highly unlikely.
Considering SEEDS success here, it was kind of obvious. Why else woiuld they rerun SEED for the 4th time... most likely it will start airing this fall, but take note that it has been CONFIRMED, so it will air soon. Not that i see anything too special about it, not a big fan of Destiny, but since it never aird in the US it makes it all the more sweeter :P
Great news for Canadian Anime Watchers!
PS. Eureka Seven, Bleach and (?)Invader Zim(?)
|2006-08-14, 00:06
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Unfortunately, YTV is still insisting that Destiny isn't "confirmed" yet. And with the September line-up consisting of Inuyasha, Eureka Seven, Invader Zim, and Bleach, it's looking unlikely that Destiny will be in the fall debuts. Personally I suspect that it will replace Inuyasha after it ends, but there's just no telling these days.
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Arctic Warming and Destabilization of Gas Hydrates
Chris R. German, Geology & Geophysics
Richard Camilli, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering
Dana Yoerger, Applied Ocean Physics & Engineering
Arctic Research Initiative
2010 Funded Project
to contribute ~15% to current global warming. In the Arctic, the issue of release of methane
from the seabed is particularly worrying because recent studies have suggested that warming of
the ocean by as little as 1°C could lead to significant destabilization of shallow shelf-edge gas
hydrates, and associated methane release, posing a particular threat to regional or even global
ecology. While the fate of gas hydrates in the Arctic is becoming a topic of focused international
research, however, methods of investigating the fate of the methane released remain poor. Even
answering such a simple question as: Does methane exiting the seafloor escape to the surface
ocean and atmosphere or is it dispersed laterally into the ocean interior? is proving problematic.
In this study, therefore, we aim to take up an invitation from our EC colleagues to join their 2-
week research cruise in Summer 2010 to investigate gas hydrate destabilization and seafloor
methane release at a particularly relevant natural laboratory: the Haakon Mosby mud volcano
(HMMV). The particular goal of our stand-alone WHOI project, within the larger EC program,
will be to fill an important technological gap using a combination of our free-swimming
(autonomous) underwater vehicle Sentry and a new sensor which we have developed that can
measure methane and other hydrocarbons in situ in the ocean, called TETHYS.
As well as representing a new marriage of the latest WHOI technologies, what is also innovative
about this project is that we will adopt lessons learned from our earlier deep-sea hydrothermal
work, carried out far from land on Mid-Ocean Ridges, to establish new methods for investigating
gas hydrates and associated methane release – methods that can be used in more widespread
investigations, in future, not just throughout the Arctic but along all the world's ocean margins.
Our project will comprise three components:-
a) Detailed mapping and imaging of the HMMV to identify all sites of active methane
release and better understand the geologic controls of fluid flow.
b) Complete characterization of the unique "chemosynthetic" ecosystems that are fuelled by
methane released from the HMMV seafloor and which differ, spatially, across the surface
of the mound ("chemosynthetic" refers to the unusual nature of certain, rare, deep-sea
ecosystems that thrive on energy released from the Earth's interior rather than the more
typical "photosynthetic" – sunlight fuelled - life).
c) 3D mapping of methane dispersed to the overlying ocean including in situ determination
of both methane concentrations in plumes rising above and away from the surface of the
mound and the speed and direction with which that material is dispersed.
Finally, an important aspect of our proposal is that it will establish new and strong collaborations
between WHOI researchers and European colleagues investigating the Arctic Ocean through two
related programs – ESONET, which is dedicated to establishing a series of ocean observatories
encircling the European Margin (of which the HMMV site is just one) and HERMIONE: Hotspot
Ecosystem Research and Man's Impact on the Ocean.


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May 01. 2014 11:49PM
Roger Brown's Diamond Notes: Catching on to pitching
By ROGER BROWN
New Hampshire Union Leader
Hopkinton pitcher Jake Nelson. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
NHIAA Roundup: Central's Lavallee shines again
Here's how one pitch altered the direction of
Jake Nelson
's life.
Ten months ago, Nelson was hoping he could earn a spot on the roster of a lower-level Division I college baseball team. Now he's receiving interest from some of the top programs in the country, and could be selected in next month's Major League Baseball Draft.
Everything changed because of that one pitch.
Nelson, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound senior at Hopkinton High School, attended a baseball camp at the University of Connecticut last August. He went to the camp as a catcher, his primary position since his freshman season at Hopkinton.
After the camp's first day, the UConn coaching staff invited any pitcher who didn't pitch that day to stay late and throw in the bullpen. Although he hadn't pitched regularly since eighth grade, Nelson mulled his options and decided that he was in no hurry to head back to his hotel room.
"I threw one pitch and they shut me down for the night," Nelson explained. "Coach MacDonald (UConn assistant coach
Josh MacDonald
) said, 'Are you sure you don't pitch? Are you sure you don't pitch at all?' They told me I was going to be pitching the next day."
Nelson, who throws right-handed, hit 91 mph on the radar gun the following afternoon. Several weeks later, he was clocked at 93 mph during the Perfect Game WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, Fla. Things have taken off from there.
Nelson has spurned scholarship offers from Boston College, Northeastern, Bryant, St. John's and Hartford. He currently holds offers from Duke and Georgia Tech, and is receiving significant interest from Vanderbilt, Clemson, North Carolina and Virginia. He took an official visit to Vanderbilt last month.
Coaches from Georgia Tech and Duke were in attendance Monday, when Nelson pitched against Campbell of Litchfield.
"Everything has totally come out of nowhere," Nelson said. "My entire intention of going down to UConn was to play baseball on the last weekend of the summer. I was just hoping not to embarrass myself when I pitched (at UConn) the next day."
There is also the possibility of a pro career. Nelson, who also plays varsity basketball for Hopkinton, said he has filled out paperwork for "about half" of the teams in Major League Baseball.
"(As a catcher) there were real questions about how good of a hitter he would be," said an American League scout who spoke under the condition that neither he nor the organization he works for be identified. "Going in that direction, his options were not that great. He's a good athlete and he's got arm strength. He's just learning how to pitch right now.
"He's in a great position. (Pitching) presented opportunities that wouldn't have been there a year ago."
Nelson, 17, said he will attend prep school at Phillips Andover (Mass.) Academy in the fall, when he will reclassify to the Class of 2015. He will be eligible for next year's MLB draft as well.
Perfect Game, which bills itself as the world's largest scouting service, projects that Nelson will be taken in rounds 11 through 25 in this year's draft, and in rounds four through 10 if he's drafted next year.
"I would say (turning professional) this year is far fetched," said Nelson's father,
. "I don't think he'll go anywhere near high enough in the draft to change his goal of playing in college. Prep school is another year of maturity. He'll get bigger, stronger."
Nelson entered this year having pitched two-thirds of an inning during his high school career. That came in a mop-up role during his freshman season.
"He always threw the ball back to the pitchers harder than they threw it to him, but I knew his plan was to play in college as a catcher," Hopkinton coach
Dave Chase
said. "I guess I had given up on the thought that he was going to pitch because I didn't want to jeopardize his future as a catcher.
"His mechanics have gotten better, but he's a catcher who's pitching right now."
In three starts (16 innings), Nelson is 2-1 with 29 strikeouts. He has allowed seven runs, but only one earned.
Nelson, who catches for Hopkinton High when he doesn't pitch, hits third in the order and is batting .350 with three doubles and a triple. He has four runs batted in for the Hawks, who are 3-1.
Nelson has spent the last two summers playing for the New England Ruffnecks, a Massachusetts-based elite travel team. He plans to play for the Ruffnecks this summer as well.
Nelson currently complements his fastball with a slider and a changeup.
"I'm getting more confident in each of those pitches every time I go out," he said. "No matter how hard you throw they can always catch up to you.
"Getting drafted would be exciting, but right now I'm trying to figure out where the best fit for me is in terms of college. I'm in such a good spot right now. I don't think I have any bad choices."
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TWO of the top softball pitchers in the state will be on the same field today when Timberlane Regional of Plaistow faces Manchester Central at Timberlane High (4 p.m.).
Sarah Lavallee
has been Central's No. 1 pitcher since her freshman season. Sophomore
Kate Hoadley
has a 5-0 record this season and is one of the main reasons Timberlane won last year's Division I title.
"(Lavallee) is definitely either the No. 1 or No. 2 pitcher in the division," Timberlane coach
Jim Clavette
said. "I think she's No. 1.
"The mental part of Kate's game is very good. Nothing bothers her."
Central enters the game with a (5-2) record. Timberlane, which beat Concord in last year's title game, is 7-0 and hasn't given up a run in its last four games. The Owls have surrendered seven runs overall.
"It's going to be who makes the least amount of mistakes in the field," Clavette said. "If either pitcher gets good defense, she's going to be tough to beat. I tell my kids that you have to make the other team earn their runs."
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THE most attractive game on today's high school baseball menu is Dover (6-0) at Londonderry (6-1). Dover is the only unbeaten team remaining in Division I. Londonderry is alone in second place.
Londonderry coach
Brent Demas
said Franklin Pierce University-bound pitcher
Tom Corey
will start on the mound for the Lancers. Corey is 1-0 with a 0.58 ERA, and has 13 strikeouts in 12 innings.
Dover's pitching staff has limited the team's six opponents to 10 runs. Five of those came in a 12-5 triumph over Trinity of Manchester. Four teams have failed to score more than one run against the Green Wave.
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MONDAY was a tough day for hitters from Winnacunnet of Hampton.
Josh Gagne
tossed a no-hitter to help the Spaulding of Rochester baseball team defeat Winnacunnet 3-0; and
Sami West
pitched a complete-game and held Winnacunnet to two hits in the Spaulding softball team's 6-1 triumph. ... Senior
Courtney Fisher
became the first ConVal of Peterborough player to record at least 600 strikeouts when she struck out 11 in a 12-0 victory over Trinity on April 23. … The Wilton-Lyndeborough softball team is 5-0 in Division IV and has outscored its last three opponents 45-0.
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Now that Derrick Rose is back, the Bulls are destined to win the NBA championship ...
… is what Bulls fans would love to believe. And you can't blame them for their Rose-y outlook. The superstar's knee appears to be 100 percent and he says he's better than he was before his injury.
We'll have to wait until next spring to find out if the 2013-14 season plays out that way. On Monday, all the Bulls could do was try to knock off the defending champion Heat. In Miami. On the night they received their rings.
RedEye breaks down each quarter through Rose-colored glasses.
Rosey: Near the end of the quarter, Kirk Hinrich fouls LeBron James just hard enough to keep him from scoring. Don't apologize, Kirk.
Rosier: Chris Bosh goes strong to the hoop … and Carlos Boozer stuffs him. Boozer plays defense?! This changes everything.
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Rosiest: Boozer finished the first half with 19 points. Good sign. And plenty of time for his teammates to wake up.
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Rosiest: Jimmy Butler's a starter now. Partly because he does things like steal the ball and coast in for easy buckets. Which he did three times in the quarter.
Score: Heat 78, Bulls 58
Rosey: Well, the Bulls are 0-1. So 81-1 is still a possibility.
Rosier: Boozer CRUSHED it for the Bulls, finishing with 31 points and seven rebounds.
Rosiest: Repeat after us: D-Rose is back. D-Rose is back. D-Rose is back …
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Social media became the talk of the town during the Dec. 16 meeting of the Enumclaw School Board.
A group of eight parents and students spoke to board members concerning a complaint filed by the Farr Law Group involving some students' Twitter accounts and the school district's reaction to the complaint. Most of the students were high-school athletes. The Courier-Herald was able to confirm that at least one was not.
Students and parents asked pointed questions about the right and responsibility of the school district to get involved in student's speech outside of school hours and off school property. Students and parents also expressed concerns that someone was following the students on social media and questioned the motivation behind such action.
The complaint and the school district's response brought to light a myriad of issues involving social media that school administrators and parents are struggling with across the state and nation.
The Beginning
The story began when the Enumclaw-based Farr Law Group filed a complaint June 26 concerning language used by about seven Enumclaw High School students on their Twitter accounts.
The Courier-Herald received the documents in question following a public records request.
The letter filed by the firm, signed by Megan Farr, was accompanied by a "Discrimination, Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying" form. Also included where screen shots of the students' personal Twitter accounts from February through June 2013.
The letter stated a client brought the issue to the firm and the individual wished to remain anonymous "for fear of retribution. The complaint is sent through our office to (hopefully) communicate its seriousness, with the hope that the district will treat this appropriately.
"The complaint regards what appears to us a pattern amongst students in your district to use the words 'faggot' (or a variation thereof) – along with other offensive remarks, and general profanity.
"Given past district initiatives to counter bullying and encourage kindness – we trust the school district will handle this appropriately."
School District Action
The school district sent a letter to the law firm stating, "As you likely know, the District has limited authority to impose student discipline for student behavior that occurs off campus. Nevertheless, our high school administrative team will conduct an investigation the week of July 8-12. Appropriate action will be taken with each individual student based on the evidence gathered during the course of the investigation."
According to the district, about seven students were called in with their parents for an investigation interview.
Superintendent Mike Nelson said a protocol was followed with each interview because a formal complaint had been filed by the law firm.
"We wanted to know what was behind these tweets," Nelson said. "Our (high school) staff knows these kids and (the staff) felt there was not an aggressor nor a victim. There was not a victim."
Nelson said he believes the district and schools work hard to prohibit bullying and harassment of students.
"That is why we launched Rachel's Challenge," Nelson said. Rachel Scott was the first student killed in 1999 during the Columbine High School massacre.
Nelson said he began the Rachel's Challenge program at the school district to help deal with, "harassment and bullying in a proactive manner."
November Complaint
The Farr law firm sent a second letter to the district Nov. 18 stating another complaint was being filed. The firm attached screen shots of about seven more students' Twitter accounts from July through November 2013.
The letter stated the attorneys wished the complaint to remain anonymous and added the issue was, "more than a disciplinary problem; it is a cultural problem…."
The letter noted the school district's response in June stated it has, "limited authority to handle 'off grounds' behavior, and there would be training for high school students and teachers on social media. Nothing more was said. We now question the effectiveness of these efforts (and submit to you there is legal precedent to discipline off-grounds speech so long as it is not 'protected' speech), but aside from that, we believe these incidents indicate a cultural problem in Enumclaw. It must be changed."
No case citation was provided concerning the legal precedent.
The letter continued, "As members of this community and parents we are appalled. These kids are not only creating a hostile learning environment, they are harming themselves. These 'tweets' will follow them and cut off academic and career opportunities."
The letter was addressed to Nelson and signed by both Farr and M. Owen Gabrielson, who are married and have a preschool-age child.
November School Action
Following this letter, the school brought in seven more students to interview. The difference was, this time the students were taken from class and parents were notified later.
Nelson wrote a letter back to the firm stating the students had all been met with and parents contacted.
"I noted in reviewing the student posts that all but one occurred outside the school day. The Enumclaw School District does not have the authority to regulate students' off campus conduct or to discipline them for such conduct unless the conduct causes a disruption on campus. EHS administrators did not note any disruption of the educational program as a result of these posts. In fact, while plainly inappropriate, the tweets were among friends, and not attempts to harass another student."
Nelson wrote in the letter, "We do not believe that there is a culture at EHS that fosters inappropriate posts. To the contrary, EHS has worked very hard to create a culture of kindness and acceptance."
The Twitter screen shots that span February to November include swearing, language like "gay," "faggot" and the "F word," and the word "retard." There is also a screen shot of a two boys, one wearing a yarmulke or skull cap worn by Jewish men, and the other boy was standing with his fingers pointed at his forehead. A tag on the post is "Germany vs Jews."
Farr and Gabrielson pointed to this as anti-Semitic. A parent of a student involved in the post said the attorneys misunderstood the intent of that post and many of the other students' posts.
All the posts appear to be between friends and there was no indication anyone was being singled out to be harassed or bullied.
Board Meeting
Parents and students who spoke at the December meeting questioned the law firm's and their client's motivation and the school's actions. The Courier-Herald will not be using the students' names who spoke at the meeting and in phone interviews since all are minors.
State Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, a former Enumclaw School Board member, spoke at the meeting, asking the board to reconsider the district's harassment and bullying policy.
"…in the state legislature when we pushed this antibullying and harassment through, the intent was for it to protect students," Dahlquist said. "And what we found is there are people in this community, right now who are using it to their benefit to bully and stalk and harass children, as we speak."
Dahlquist added, "We are all born in the United States of America; we have the First Amendment to free speech. Kids might say things, adults might say things we don't like. They may call each other names we don't like. Unless there is a victim, there is no bullying or harassment."
Dahlquist does not believe the district should have called students out of class without contacting parents first and added, "I do not believe it is the right of the school district to monitor social media accounts, personal social media accounts, that has nothing to do with school related issues."
Kari Christensen asked board members, "(What) are you going to do to protect my family from this person that for some reason finds it cool to look at a 17-year-old girl's Twitter account?"
A female student said, "I understand that I may have said some offensive things I should not have been saying on the Internet. I didn't think the school should get involved. Especially when I was out of school…. I felt like I was really targeted by this as well as other kids."
Mauricio Portillo Sr. said, "Someone told me this is the land of free and home of the brave. And I don't think this person (who followed the Twitter accounts) is brave."
Another female student said, "I'm very responsible… taking care of my own business. I think it is really inappropriate for someone to be going through all my stuff."
A female student who was interviewed by phone said she did not believe the school should have been involved.
She said all the kids are "great kids" and the person accessing the accounts was "targeting certain groups of kids."
The student said the females felt they were being cyberstalked.
"Going out and finding us on our Twitter accounts, looking over our feeds. It was creepy," she said.
She said she understood adults would consider the posts inappropriate and, "not what adults want to see … don't go out and search for it."
The student said the group of students determined which Twitter account was following them. The account did not use an individual's name. She said the person communicated with them. There was no evidence that inappropriate language was used by the person following the students.
The Twitter account and the communication was confirmed by parents and students.
Nelson and school administrators said they were not aware the person following the students was also communicating with them.
Farr said she could not state who followed the students because of attorney-client privilege.
Disciplinary or Education
The female student said she felt the interviews by the administration were disciplinary. Parents contacted by The Courier-Herald said they thought the interviews were disciplinary, despite what the school district said.
Nelson noted that no formal disciplinary forms were added to the students' record, which would be accessible by parents online through the district website.
The school administration described the interviews as an investigation that was more formal, with notes of the interviews kept.
One parent said the student and parents were told to sign a form stating they were interviewed.
The parents of the student following the interview insisted the school administration remove the notes from the student's file, which they were told was done.
According to Nelson, the second set of interviews in November were less formal, which is why the students were called from class and parents were contacted later. The school administration said no notes were kept of the second set of interviews.
Nelson said when the school district received the complaints the students and parents needed to be contacted.
"I don't think it should have been put in a drawer or file and not have parents know we have information about their child," Nelson said.
Nelson also said the board was informed as soon as the complaints were made.
Farr Law Group
Farr said during an interview at her office that she and Gabrielson were trying to point out a "cultural problem" in Enumclaw and their intent was not to get "anyone in trouble or target any child."
Farr said they were representing a client who brought the issue to them.
"We looked into this and we were horrified by what we saw. We know Enumclaw is better than this. We hope the result of this will be a candid community discussion."
Farr also said she wanted the students to understand what they are doing on social media, which is public, and the consequences of the posts. She said the firm's intent was for the school, parents and students to take the issue seriously.
Farr said inappropriate social media posts can cause problems for students trying to get jobs, scholarships and accepted to colleges.
She said it is not a personal issue for the firm but the motivation is to begin a conversation.
"Students publishing anti-Semitic sentiments, racist and anti-gay slurs to other students in the public forum of Twitter creates a hostile environment in our schools," Farr wrote in an email. "In this matter, as an advocate, my job is to speak for those individuals fearful to speak alone. I think we can all agree that an educational environment where everyone – students, teachers and staff – feels safe in the halls and classrooms is worth advocating for."
Attorney Linda Mangel, education equity expert with the American Civil Liberty Union, said during a phone interview, "schools cannot discipline students for speech and other activities that takes place outside of school on outside computers unless it disrupts schools."
Mangel said the schools do have a "wide berth to call kids down (out of class) and discuss behavior."
She said schools should be cautious about "meddling in students' off-campus activities unless they call them down to express concern."
Mangel said the students need to be aware that social media is public and to be cautious and careful.
"There is no such thing as a private conversation online," Mangel said.
The ACLU has a guide on its website titled, "Student Rights and Responsibilities in the Digital Age."
The guide details how the state and U.S. Constitution "guarantee freedom of expression for everyone, including students. Students do not give up their constitutional rights when they walk onto school grounds."
A PDF file of the guide will be posted to The Courier-Herald website linked to this story.
The school board will be considering changes to the district bullying policy.
Nelson said the district wants to be certain students are safe and, "We don't want kids bullied."
The question for the board is whether to allow adults in the community to anonymously file a bullying report, as was done in this case. The district would continue to allow students to report anonymously concerning harassment and bullying.
"We are all trying to get our arms around social media," Nelson said.


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Immerse yourself in the exciting world of pens and calligraphy and explore our amazing collection of over 5,000 objects related to the Birmingham steel pen trade and the history of writing.
The Pen Museum tells the story of Birmingham's important role in the information revolution.
Discover how the Jewellery Quarter was home to over 100 factories manufacturing the 'Birmingham pen' which supplied 75% of the world's pens during the 19th Century.


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