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PROVIDENCE, R.I.—First Team All-Conference outfielder Stacy Pokora scored three times and added five RBI to lead Rhode Island College (5-9, 2-0 Little East) to a doubleheader sweep over UMass Boston softball (3-8, 0-2 Little East) Saturday afternoon at the Dayna A. Bazar Softball Complex.
The senior center fielder finished the day 4-for-5 with a walk to lead the Anchorwomen to victories of 8-2 and 6-5 in Rhode Island College's home opener.
Freshman Gia Raczkowski (Stoneham, Mass.) and junior Kristina Bove (Medford, Mass.) led the Beacons with three hits and two RBI apiece. Senior Toni Scola (Worcester, Mass.) was the only other Beacon to record an RBI, as she chipped in with her first two runs batted in of the season in Game Two.
Game One: Rhode Island College 8, UMass Boston 2
Rhode Island College pounded out two home runs and five total extra-base hits to blow by the Beacons 8-2 in both team's Little East Conference openers.
Pokora and third baseman Justina Thoma each registered a home run and three RBI in backing senior ace Michelle Sylvestre. Sylvestre took it from there, as she limited the Beacons to just eight hits and two earned runs over seven innings of work.
Bove led UMass Boston in Game One with a 3-for-4 contest with two RBI. Freshman Kaitlyn Morse (Arlington, Mass.) was the only other Beacon to record multiple hits with two hits in four at-bats.
UMass Boston took their lone lead of the game in the top of the third. Morse led off the inning with a double to left-center and scampered home from third when Bove laced a single into right-center field with one out.
The Anchorwomen would answer in the bottom of the inning against UMass Boston pitcher Emily Gray (New Bedford, Mass.), with four runs on four hits and an error.
With one run in and runners on second and third, Thoma belted a ball over the left-field fence to make it 4-1 in favor of Rhode Island College.
The Beacons cut the deficit to 4-2 in the top of the fifth inning, when Bove singled home Lyndsey Capra (Lowell, Mass.) with two outs, but the Anchorwomen would respond once again.
Rhode Island College picked up two runs in the bottom of the fifth on a Pokora homer and added two more in the sixth to push the lead to 6-2.
Game Two: Rhode Island College 6, UMass Boston 5
The Beacons showed much more resilience in Game Two as they battled back from a 4-1 deficit to tie the game at 4-4, before falling just short in the 6-5 loss.
Raczkowski carried the UMass Boston offense in game two with two hits, two runs and two RBI, along with her first collegiate home run.
Scola added a base hit and two RBI, while Erika Vecchiet (Pequannock, N.J.), Samantha Hemstock (Northford, Conn.) and Morse each came home to score once.
Pokora led the Anchorwomen with a 3-for-3 game with a run and two RBI, while Kristina Gingell added two doubles, two runs and two RBI.
UMass Boston jumped on the board first for the second straight game, but failed to grab a larger lead despite loading the bases with just one out. With the bases loaded and one out, Scola singled to left field to plate Vecchiet and make it 1-0. Rhode Island College freshman starter Lindsey Cabral shut the Beacons down from there though, striking out the next batter and catching a hard liner back to the mound to end the inning.
The Anchorwomen struck for four runs in the bottom of the third, with all four runs coming with one out. After Michelle Zullo (Everett, Mass.) retired two of the first three batters, three of the next four batters struck for doubles to make it 4-1 Rhode Island College after three.
Scola cut the deficit back to two in the next half-inning, as her sacrifice fly to right field allowed Raczkowski to scurry home.
Raczkowski evened the game up two innings later, when she blasted the first home run of the season for UMass Boston to tie the game at 4-4. With Hemstock on first base with one out, Raczkowski sent a moon-shot over the left-center field fence to tie the game.
Rhode Island College answered back with two of their own runs in the bottom of the sixth-thanks to two hits, two walks and two more two-out runs. Zullo once again retired two of the first three batters, but Gingell doubled to left field to score Sykora to make it 5-4 in favor of the hosts. That's when Zullo began to lose her control, as she walked each of the next three batters to make it 6-4 after six.
The Beacons rallied in the seventh inning but fell just short. Capra led off the inning with a single and moved to second after Morse worked a walk. After back-to-back infield outs put runners on second and third with two down, Morse raced home on a wild pitch to make it 6-5. With the tying run 60 feet away and Vecchiet at the plate, Cabral induced the senior second baseman to ground out to end the game.
UMass Boston will be back in action on Tuesday afternoon when they host #25 Wheaton College in a doubleheader slated to start at 3:00 p.m.

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Kristin has a strong tradition of Cricket and provides a variety of opportunities for boys and girls from Year 5 through to Year 13. We cater for all levels of ability from those new to the game right through to the serious cricketers of our First XI. Cricket is played in summer and the season runs throughout Term 1 and continues in Term 4 for competitive teams.
Simon Mesritz (Middle and Senior School)
Email Simon
09 415 9566 Ext 2480
Fiona Ackroyd (Junior School)
Email Fiona
09 415 9566 Ext 2821
Registrations are completed online via our sport registration forms.
View our list of current registration forms >>
First XI Boys: Mid Nov - mid Dec. Trial period involves a weekly training and four week club competition. New to school students have the opportunity to trial at the beginning of the year.
Senior Girls: Week 1-2, 3.30pm-5pm. Day tbc
Senior Boys: Week 1-2, 3.30pm-5pm. Day tbc
Year 9-10: Week 1-2, 3.30pm-5pm. Day tbc
Year 7-8: Week 2-3,Wednesday and Friday lunchtime at Cricket nets
First XI Boys
The First XI Cricket team have an annual programme which begins with a preseason tour to Hawkes Bay in mid-January. They compete in the Auckland Secondary Schools Premier B competition which runs throughout Term 1 and continues for five weeks in Term 4. Players will train twice per week with a qualified coach and games are played on Saturdays 12:30pm – 6:30pm. In preparation for the following year, the team takes part in a four week club competition leading up to Christmas.
Senior Boys
When numbers allow, Senior Boys' teams have the opportunity to play in a Saturday morning 30 over competition or a mid-week 8 a-side competition in Term 1. It is expected that players will have some cricketing experience, however new players are welcome to trial in Week 1 and 2 of Term 1. Players will train once per week. Games are from 8.30am-12.30pm for Saturday morning Cricket and between 4pm-7pm for mid-week games. The season commences early February and continues through to the end of Term 1.
Senior and Middle School Girls
When numbers allow, Senior and Middle School Girls' teams play in a mid-week competition in Term 1. It is expected that players will have some experience, however new players are welcome to trial in Week 1 and 2 of Term 1. Players will train once per week. Games are played on Wednesdays 4pm-7pm, commencing early February and continue through to the end of Term 1.
Year 9-10 Boys
When numbers allow, Year 9-10 boys will play in the North Harbour Secondary Schools Premier Colts Competition. Players will train twice per week. Games begin early February and are played Saturdays 12.30pm-6.30pm throughout Term 1 and continue in Term 4 for approximately 5 weeks.
Year 7-8
Year 7-8 students are eligible for selection to play in a 20/20 Tournament against other North Harbour Intermediate Schools in Term 1. Games are played during school time with a maximum of five games to be played over the term. Training sessions will be held during lunchtime and will be confirmed after trials.
Junior School
Year 4-6 students can attend weekly lunchtime trainings in Term 4 and Term 1 to learn basic skills and gain an understanding of the game. Students from this group may be selected to play in the Cricket Blitz Competition in Term 1 which involves a weekly match against opposition schools, and a Kristin Junior School team to play a one day match as a sports exchange.
The majority of Cricket at this age is run through the local clubs. Kristin has a close relationship with East Coast Bays Cricket Club and players are encouraged to look towards extending their Cricket interest with their local club.
1st XI Boys
Approimately $350
Premier Colts
Year 7-8
Kristin Cricket shirt
Important Dates 2018
NZ Cricket Cup/Shield Year 7-8
Term 1, various dates tbc
North Harbour Zone Day Year 7-8 Boys
12 March
Secondary School First XI Cup (1st XI Boys)
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I am writing a regular compiled application that needs to create a special file and write a magic cookie into it. I can't write the file directly from the application, the system security model requires me to launch a helper tool with elevated privileges to do the trick. I can supply any number of arguments to the helper tool. Now I would like to pick some very simple system command that would serve as the helper tool and create the file for me. Something like this:
/bin/sh -c "/bin/echo -n 'magic' > /some/where/file"
touch does not cut it as I need to write the cookie into the file, a simple
echo without the shell wrapper does not work as it needs redirection to write the file. I don't feel comfortable calling the shell with root privileges to do such a trivial task. Is there some really simple, constrained system command that I could call to write the file for me?


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Ernie has over 27 years of business experience in the Energy, Telecom and Real Estate sectors. He has built several profitable companies from the ground up during his career. Ernie earned a B.S. degree in Mechanical Engineering from New Jersey Institute of Technology (N.J.I.T) in 1989 with post graduate studies in Environmental Engineering. He is married with 3 children and currently resides in New Jersey.
Justin was the original Founder of Regeneration USA and developed the Anti-Aging Whole Food Bar we have today. He has over 30 years experience in the food and nutraceutical industry. Justin says "The Anti-Aging Bar evolved from the desire to eat foods that can combat aging with the need to do so easily, conveniently, and affordably". This meant transforming his morning drink packed with such anti-aging berries as Goji and Acai into a high impact on-the-go bar. He is married and resides in New Jersey.
Nick has over 25 years of Sales & Marketing experience in the publishing and branding industries. He has provided advertising and promotional guidance to clients in the hospitality, healthcare, and golfing sectors. Nick earned a B.S. degree in Marketing from Rowan University. He is married with 2 children and currently resides in Massachusetts.
Jan has over 30 years experience in the customer service industry. She has worked for several fortune 500 companies throughout her business career. She earned a Business Administration Degree from Farleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. She currently resides in New Jersey with her family.
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Maria is a Yoga and Reiki practitioner committed to sharing her knowledge on wellness. She is also a Volunteer for the American Cancer Society, and a Eucharistic Minister with strong passion for community service. Maria enjoys reading the works of experts such as Drs. Hyman, Mercola, and Weil, but her favorite moments are those she shares with her family and friends. Maria resides in New Jersey with her family.


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Slumber Party Event: Chuck Palahniuk, Chelsea Cain and Lidia Yuknavitch at The University of Oregon
The November 2nd slumber party event at the University of Oregon, with Chuck Palahniuk, Lidia Yuknavitch and Chelsea Cain, has wrapped up. The night was a success and a total sell out. So Chuck wanted to say a few things about how it all went down:
I'm just checking in to thank everyone who made the 'slumber party' event in Eugene a chaotic success. Chelsea Cain and Lidia Yuknavitch were amazing, as were the zombie babies. And the hundreds of glowing beachballs were a vision from the stage.In the melee I forgot to thank the University of Oregon Bookstore. They arranged for use of WOW Hall and sold tickets. Plus they warehoused my stuffed animals until the evening of Nov. 2nd. They were heroes, and I snubbed them. For that oversight I heartily apologize.
Chuck also wanted to mention that the University of Oregon Bookstore is still carrying some signed books from the event. So if you live local, go check it out!


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The Spalding Building in Portland, Oregon is a historic office building that has one of the coolest parking spots for bicycles: an old school bank vault complete with a 16,000 pound door. I'd feel pretty good about putting my bike there.
But sadly, because of the size (and probably the liability) of the door, it doesn't really lock. And I guess the not locking aspect of the vault kinda dampens the vaults effectiveness but I'd absolutely love to drop off my bike in here. Bank vaults are always cool and it's still better than my damn basement. [Bike Portland via Core 77]
I bow to this door.


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== Getting Started ==
== Getting Started ==
Read through the below information to join the Infrastructure group.
Read through the below information to join the Infrastructure group.
* Read through [ How_to_be_a_Successful_Contributor ]
* Read through [How_to_be_a_Successful_Contributor]
* Subscribe to the [https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure email@example.com]
* Subscribe to the [https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/infrastructure email@example.com]
* Sign up for a [[Infrastructure/AccountSystem| Fedora Account]] and sign the [[Legal/Licenses/CLA|CLA]]
* Sign up for a [[Infrastructure/AccountSystem| Fedora Account]] and sign the [[Legal/Licenses/CLA|CLA]]
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Help Wanted
We're looking for dedicated and energetic people to join the fun times in the Fedora Infrastructure team. What fun stuff is waiting to be done?
- Getting the personal thanks of the many Fedora developers after helping fix a system issue for them.
- Running the servers that make the Fedora project possible
- Creating new custom applications that help developers be more productive doing what they do best: developing
- Building tools that enhance and grow the Fedora community
The skills you may want to learn to do this work include:
- Being nice to other hard-working hackers and helping them do what they enjoy
- Knowing how to write scripts for system administration
- Knowing how to write web applications using Python and SQL or equivalent technologies (*** we can especially use skills in this area ***)
- Knowing how the Fedora project works behind the scenes
Other pluses
- Have previous systems admin experience
- Have access to your own testing machines for testing and proof of concepts (Huge plus! Our resources are limited, especially for testing)
- Work in other areas of Fedora like Packaging or Documentation
Getting Started
Read through the below information to join the Infrastructure group.
- Read through How_to_be_a_Successful_Contributor
- Subscribe to the email@example.com
- Sign up for a Fedora Account and sign the CLA
- Send an introduction with some notes about your experience and skill level to the fedora-infrastructure list (Don't forget this!)
- Become familiar with the Infrastructure section on the wiki (Especially the Schedule page)
- Attend the weekly Meetings on IRC
- Note: Being on IRC isn't absolutely required but if you don't have access to IRC you will miss a lot. IRC is our primary communication tool
- Once you are familiar with the team and know some people, take some time to pick a FIG
- Now the most important step Get Sponsored. Find sponsors in the FIG you've selected and keep bugging them until someone says yes. You constantly coming back and saying I want to help says a lot about you. We're currently low on sponsors so being around and offering help is your way of saying "I'm serious, and I'm ready to commit"
Even if you don't want to be involved on a regular basis at this point, please feel free to watch over things and report bugs and RFEs as you see fit. Showing interest now is a great way to make it easier to join the team's activities later.
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The team itself consists of volunteer and Red Hat members. Our preferred method of communication is on irc.freenode.net in #fedora-admin though we also heavily use the fedora-infrastructure-list. We try to be as transparent as possible though when security is involved we'll use our private list.
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Hotel in Old Town Scottsdale with Spacious Suites
Nestled deep in the Sonoran Desert, Scottsdale is a lovely oasis that offers the excitement and attractions of a busy metropolis, as well as the quiet and laid-back atmosphere of a Western town. The Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Scottsdale offers easy access to the area's attractions and lovely desert landscape.
Corporate travelers appreciate that our modern facilities include a well-equipped Business Center, as well as an 875-sq-ft event room. The hotel's location in Scottsdale, Arizona places guests near area businesses such as Scottsdale Healthcare, ASU Skysong, On Semiconductor, State Farm and Greenbaum Surgery Center.
We suggest that you take the time to explore the beautiful Desert Botanical Garden nearby. After spending the morning at the garden, head over to the Phoenix Zoo for a fun-filled afternoon. Don't miss shopping at Old Town Scottsdale or Fashion Square Mall. Be sure to check the schedules at Scottsdale Stadium and WestWorld to see what events are in town.
Our free, hot breakfast ensures that you start your day off right. After a long day, unwind during our Manager's Happy Hour. We provide free wired and wireless HSIA throughout the hotel, and the Scottsdale, AZ area is easily accessible with our free shuttle. We look forward to welcoming you to the all-suite Holiday Inn Express® Old Town Scottsdale hotel!
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Don't miss a step in your fitness routine with treadmills, an elliptical trainer, rower, bike, free weights, medicine balls and Yoga mats.
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Each tool uses known sites differently, but what is common to all is that they use them to help distinguish true variants from false positives, which is very important to how these tools work. If you don't provide known sites, the statistical analysis of the data will be skewed, which can dramatically affect the sensitivity and reliability of the results.
In the variant calling pipeline, the only tools that do not strictly require known sites are UnifiedGenotyper and HaplotypeCaller.
If you're working on human genomes, you're in luck. We provide sets of known sites in the human genome as part of our resource bundle, and we can give you specific Best Practices recommendations on which sets to use for each tool in the variant calling pipeline. See the next section for details.
If you're working on genomes of other organisms, things may be a little harder -- but don't panic, we'll try to help as much as we can. We've started a community discussion in the forum on What are the standard resources for non-human genomes? in which we hope people with non-human genomics experience will share their knowledge.
And if it turns out that there is as yet no suitable set of known sites for your organisms, here's how to make your own for the purposes of BaseRecalibration: First, do an initial round of SNP calling on your original, unrecalibrated data. Then take the SNPs that you have the highest confidence in and use that set as the database of known SNPs by feeding it as a VCF file to the base quality score recalibrator. Finally, do a real round of SNP calling with the recalibrated data. These steps could be repeated several times until convergence. Good luck!
Some experimentation will be required to figure out the best way to find the highest confidence SNPs for use here. Perhaps one could call variants with several different calling algorithms and take the set intersection. Or perhaps one could do a very strict round of filtering and take only those variants which pass the test.
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These tools require known indels passed with the
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This tool requires known SNPs and indels passed with the
-knownSites argument to function properly. We use all the following files:
These tools do NOT require known sites, but if SNPs are provided with the
-dbsnp argument they will use them for variant annotation. We use this file:
For VariantRecalibrator, please see the FAQ article on VQSR training sets and arguments.
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Just two days before the eight-day early signing period is to begin for basketball, Colorado men's coach Tad Boyle and his staff were hoping to add to CU's class of four commitments.
But, according to Rivals.com, Colorado struck out Monday on two targets. Point guard Tyrone Wallace of Bakersfield (Calif.) High School, picked Pac-12 rival California over CU. Wallace, 6-feet-4, is a national top-100 prospect.
Also, 6-5 swingman Damyean Dotson of Yates High School in Houston, chose Oregon over Colorado and Texas Tech.
Even if Colorado holds at four commitments, the Buffaloes' class will be considered among the highest rated in school history. It includes two national top-100 prospects in 6-9 Josh Scott of Lewis-Palmer HS near Colorado Springs, and 6-6 Xavier Johnson of Mater Dei HS in Santa Ana, Calif.
The Buffs also have oral commitments from 6-8 Wesley Gordon of Colorado Springs Sierra and 6-7 Chris Jenkins of Jesuit High in Detroit.
The CU men's and women's programs have scheduled a Wednesday morning news conference to announce their signees.
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As final season opens, Mo has clear mind
NEW YORK -- Mariano Rivera laughed and said he knew the question was coming. Hours before the Yankees and Red Sox opened their respective regular seasons at Yankee Stadium, the all-time saves leader confirmed that he did indeed shag fly balls in the outfield.
"I was waiting for that one," Rivera said. "Yes, I did. It felt good. I didn't go full strength, but I will at some point. It feels good. I will continue doing it, like I said. I won't change anything. It happened, and you just have to move on."
It has been a long road back for Rivera from last May 3, when he crumpled to the warning track at Kansas City's Kauffman Stadium in pursuit of a batting-practice fly ball, tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament.
The injury interrupted Rivera's plans of retiring after the 2012 season, and he has now made his decision public to call it a career after he and the Yankees are done in '13. Rivera said that what will be his last Opening Day has not felt very different than the others, but he has certainly heard the pleas that have filtered in from the grandstands.
"The fans definitely don't want me to retire," Rivera said. "They want me to continue. Players, not too much interacting; I was in Spring Training on Field 3, so I didn't see them too much. During the season, it might happen. Again, it's a decision that was made based on what I have left, what I need to give, and [I'll] just move on."
Rivera said that he also has not given much thought to what Opening Day will be like for him and the Yankees next season. Rivera has been a staple in pinstripes for nearly two decades, but he promised that when the day that he's not present finally comes, there will be no regrets.
"I can't think about tomorrow," Rivera said. "Next season, I'll be home. I really don't think like that. My mind doesn't go that far. It's in the present and what I have to do now. I don't know about tomorrow. Now is what I have to think, and this is where I am. I have to enjoy this one and see what happens tomorrow."


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Just yesterday, Apple announced that App Store customers had officially downloaded more than 25 billion apps. Now we've got some new details about the person who actually pushed Apple over the edge to help put the hugeness of that number in perspective.
The Next Web reports that the person who actually downloaded app number 25,000,000,000 is Chunli Fu of Qingdao from China, who won a $US10,000 iTunes gift certificate. The app, since we're all a little curious, is a puzzler from Disney called, "Where's My Water". From what we hear, the game is a lot of fun, but there's no way it's as much as a $US10,000 shopping spree on Apple's tab. [The Next Web via Business Insider]


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Earlier today, my sister texted me this picture, along with the message, "Thought of MaMa & PaPa!! Wish I could send the scent through the phone. ;)"
When we were kids, we spent a lot of time each summer at my MaMa & PaPa's farm. We would help out working in the tobacco fields, even though it sounds like something you would dread, we loved it because we got to be with our cousins. And even though the days were really hot & long, we always made it fun. Anytime we headed back to the house, we always had to make a stop by the water spigot in PaPa's barn to wash up. PaPa always had a bar of Lava soap for us to use. One thing I will never forget is him telling us to wet our hands, rub the soap on our hands and then take our hands and get a little bit of sand on our hands and then scrub away. I guess the sand worked like an abrasive because our hands would get soooo clean!
When I replied to my sister's text, I asked her if she remembered rubbing the sand in with the soap? I told her that it was a memory I'd never forget.
A couple of hours later, I got a text from my older brother. I guess my sister had sent him the picture too and he was replying to it. He said that he had bought some Lava soap a while back but that it "just doesn't work without that south Ga. sand in it."
It's amazing the memories that can be brought back just by the sight & smell of a bar of soap. My precious PaPa went to be with Jesus 20 years ago this past April but his memory is alive and well in his children & grandchildren.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
11 years old!
Today Dougie turns 11!
Last night around 11pm, I was putting some dishes in the dishwasher before heading to bed and my mind went to 11 years ago. I was getting ready for bed at right about 11pm and I had my 1st contraction. I didn't have anymore until about 3:30am. At that time, they were coming regularly and we headed to the hospital. By 7am, July 26 (his due date!) Douglas Neil Englund had entered into this world!
This birthday is different because I'm not able to wish him happy birthday. Dougie is away at camp for the very first time and he is celebrating his birthday with them. It's a little weird but I know that he is having a great time. But I do miss him.
Happy birthday Dougie! You are such a great kid and I love being your mom!
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Elmo and Friends Entertain, Educate Families
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FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 26, 2008 - Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind the program "Sesame Street," and the United Service Organizations joined forces to bring "The Sesame Street Experience for Military Families" to 43 installations across the country.
"The tour travels for four months, and is for military families only," Kelly Mariska, tour manager, said during the show's visit here. "The 'Talk, Listen, Connect' theme helps kids learn to cope with a deployed parent and how to adapt to a family member being away. Also, it deals with their emotions when that person returns home."
The free tour held performances here Aug. 10 and 11. The 60-minute experience consisted of a 25-minute mini-show and opportunities for military families to connect with outreach organizations.
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Antwaun Steele, a St. Louis native, took a few minutes to rest from his warm-up routine.
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A few teens spotted among the crowd didn't want to appear too enthusiastic about seeing the furry celebrities. "My mom made me come," said 13-year-old Marcus Pratter. "I kind of wanted to come, and I kind of didn't." Pratter's buddy, 13-year-old Brodrick Hill, wasn't as shy about his feelings. "I loved Elmo when I was a little kid," he said.
Whatever their expectations, the capacity crowds left the auditorium with smiles on their faces.
USO is a supporter of America Supports You, a Defense Department program connecting citizens and companies with servicemembers and their families serving at home and abroad.
(Cheryl Harrison works in the Army Community Services marketing department at Fort Sam Houston.)
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Sesame Street Workshop's Sesame/USO tour [ http://www.sesameworkshop.org/initiatives/emotion/tlc/ ]
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Elmo and Friends Entertain, Educate Families [ http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=50930 ]


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Friday, June 6, 2008
Many of you asked where we are heading on our trip, so I thought I would share a few pictures from our destination. You may recognize the place from the landmark in the picture. I will tell you it's a very small private inn (only 3 suites). Breakfast every morning, a beach to walk and run on, forest to hike in, and best of all...alone time with my sweetie!
I want to thank everyone who came by over the last couple of days to attend the party. Many of my regular readers came...I'm so glad...and I met some new bloggers as well. I will be visiting your blogs when I have a bit of time. I appreciate every comment!
Last order of business, thanks to the magic of the random number generator the winner of the "Pretty in Pink" mini quilt is...Sara from the Quilting Bookworm Sara said, "Congratulations on your 100th post! And your 25 year anniversary! Where are you going to celebrate? That is so exciting. I am nowhere near that (100th post or anniversary!) I love the mini quilt, I like the pinwheel side the best. I love pinwheels and how they look!" Email me your address and I'll get it in the mail today.
I don't know if I'll be blogging while I'm away next week. The laptop will be with me because we use IChat to communicate with the kids. I'm looking forward to sitting on the deck and cruising flickr for inspiration and catching up on my blog reading as well as filling up my bloglines with new, fun crafty blogs! I may even be hand sewing some hexagons for some English paper piecing if I can get everything gathered up in time. Until next weekend....take care bloggy pals!
38 comments:
- amandajean said...
I hope you have a fabulous time. It looks like a wonderful destination!!!
- June 6, 2008 at 8:46 AM
- Michelle said...
Well, you lucky lady. That place looks fabulous. Have a great time!
- June 6, 2008 at 9:04 AM
- Linda said...
Congratulations to Sara. Your setting blocks look lovely with the stars. That destination looks superb, no idea where it is, must it must be a long way from Kansas as there's ocean. Hope you have a wonderful time with your sweetie.
- June 6, 2008 at 9:05 AM
- Darcie said...
Looks like a pretty grand place to spend time with your better half! Enjoy every second!
Love the quilt-in-progress...very fresh and minty feeling!
Lucky Sara! It was a fun theme. You're very creative, Jacquie.
- June 6, 2008 at 9:08 AM
- Rebekah C said...
have a wonderful trip! the beach looks amazing!
- June 6, 2008 at 9:27 AM
- QuiltedSimple said...
I hope you have a wonderful time. Very beautiful destination. Your seeing stars looks fabulous so far!! Enjoy your break,
- June 6, 2008 at 9:59 AM
- Stephanie said...
Your vacation destination pics pair nicely with your lovely green/blue quilt...my 2 most favorite colors. Enjoy your trip.
- June 6, 2008 at 10:01 AM
- driftwood said...
hope you have a really wonderful time, and come back with lots of inspiration for more gorgeous quilts!
- June 6, 2008 at 10:02 AM
- Amy said...
Looks too good to be true! Enjoy your stay =)
- June 6, 2008 at 10:26 AM
I just came across your blog and am so glad that I did. I'm a new quilter and your blog has inspired me so much! Have a wonderful vacation!
- June 6, 2008 at 11:00 AM
- Amber said...
How fun - have a wonderful trip.
The quilt looks amazing!! I love the print - it doesn't look busy at all.
- June 6, 2008 at 12:48 PM
- Not Lucy said...
Love the blue and green quilt. Makes me feel serene and I agree with Stephanie that the vacation pictures go nicely with the quilt. Have a great trip, wish I was heading out for a vacation, instead we have high school graduation tonight and a party on Sunday!
- June 6, 2008 at 1:47 PM
- Sara said...
I am so jealous of the destination for your anniversary! I would love to have 3 days alone time with Rich!! I hope you have a great time!!!
- June 6, 2008 at 2:33 PM
- Tina said...
Hope you have a wonderful relaxing time. I'm "sharing the love" with you over on my blog. If you have time, please stop by.
- June 6, 2008 at 3:32 PM
- jillytacy said...
I hope you have a wonderful anniversary and enjoy your getaway! It looks like a beautiful place!
- June 6, 2008 at 6:14 PM
- Penny said...
Love the quilt and the destination looks wonderful. I went to the Whale Watch Inn in Northern California about ten years ago and your pictures reminded me of it.
- June 6, 2008 at 6:15 PM
- Regi said...
Your seeing stars quilt is going to be so lovely... very serene looking.
Congratz on the 100th post and your anniversary. I hope you and your husband have a wonderful time on your trip!
- June 6, 2008 at 7:24 PM
- jovaliquilts said...
Have a wonderful anniversary trip!!
- June 6, 2008 at 7:45 PM
- Alison-My Little Stitching Corner said...
Whereever it is that you are going it looks just beautiful!! Have a wonderful time.
- June 7, 2008 at 12:41 AM
- qusic said...
Your week will be gorgeous as is the sight of this wonderful place,
congrats to your anniversary and to your 100th.
a special hug for your visiting my blog and your lovely comments which I apprciate dearly. Have a great time with your sweetheart!
- June 7, 2008 at 1:30 AM
- magikquilter said...
Enjoy your break away from everyday life. May your time together bring back those memories and feelings of so long ago now and stay with you in your next 25 years together.
Looking forward to seeing some non quilting photos...can't believe I said that!!
- June 7, 2008 at 2:00 AM
- Stephanie D. said...
I have no clue where that is, but it looks so relaxing and renewing. I can just feel the ocean breezes blowing the worries right out of my head!
Have a wonderful time and I'm looking forward to pictures!
- June 7, 2008 at 4:24 AM
- Tine said...
I have no idea where you are going, but it looks fantastic!
I think your quilt looks wonderfully cool and fresh with all the blue and green.
- June 7, 2008 at 1:36 PM
- gardenymph said...
Jacquie, I've enjoyed following the stars quilt progress. Stars are one of my favorite patterns and I can't wait to get started on my own.
Have a wonderful trip and Happy Anniversary!
- June 7, 2008 at 8:42 PM
- Kieny said...
Have a wonderful time together! It looks like a really nice place where you are going.
- June 7, 2008 at 8:56 PM
- Rachel said...
Oh! It reminds me of La Push, Washington, which I visited many years ago with my family....wherever it is, it looks beautiful. I am quite inspired by your version of the quilt along, I might just have to join in.... :)
- June 7, 2008 at 11:09 PM
- Dawn said...
Your blues are beautiful...and the anniversary get-away is so incredibly romantic. Have a gorgeous time!
- June 8, 2008 at 10:20 AM
- Katy said...
that quilt-to-be looks beautiful, I love those fresh colours. (you can't beat green, I think - I am always sceptical of people that say 'don't like green'...I mean, what's wrong with them?!?!)
Have a fabulous break, it looks amazing, happy anniversary!!!
- June 8, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- MightyMom said...
teeheehee, my first ever quilt (started, not yet finished) is a grandmother's flower garden I'm doing (ahem) by english paper piecing.
Enjoy...looks lovely.
- June 9, 2008 at 1:56 AM
Well it looks to me like you might be going to the Oregon coast, somewhere around Haystack rock?? I go to Newport Or. often and love it there.
I just found your web site and am delighted to visit with fellow quilters.
- June 9, 2008 at 2:05 PM
- Karen said...
Thanks for stopping by my blog. Isn't the QAL fun??? I love how everyone's blocks are the same but different. I hope I enjoy making my Dear Jane Quilt as much. I have no idea where you're going, but if the beach is involved it's got to be great! Have funnnnnnn!
- June 10, 2008 at 12:38 AM
- LauraJ said...
hello! and thank you for your blog visit yesterday.
You have a wonderful trip!!
- June 10, 2008 at 6:53 AM
- Kristen said...
Congrats on your anniversary. Have a great time!!
- June 10, 2008 at 9:29 AM
Hope you've had a great vacation. I love the colors of your new quilt.
- June 11, 2008 at 7:07 AM
- Sarah said...
Have a wonderful trip! I love the peak at the star quilt, I think it's going to be gorgeous.
- June 11, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- kathyann said...
Wow,what a wonderful place to spend your 25th Anniversary,you are one very lucky lady,Enjoy!!!!!!
Have a fabulous time!
Love from Kathy and the girls
- June 12, 2008 at 8:00 PM
- Thriftin and Craftin said...
Hope you have a FABULOUS get away! I know you will. It looks like paradise. Your blue quilt is so pretty. I posted a new challenge so hopefully you can join us when you get back. Congrats on 25 years. That is quite an accomplishment!
- June 13, 2008 at 12:28 PM
- Rae said...
Your quilt looks wonderful!
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Justin Joyner had an injury-plagued junior season, playing in just 22 of 30 games...Even when Joyner was healthy he was limited with an ankle injury...Missed all of 2008-09 following wrist surgery...Scored just 12 points in his 22 games off the bench last season...As was the case his first two years at UCSB, Joyner led the team in assist-to-turnover ratio with 46 assists and 22 turnovers...In his career, Joyner now has 243 assists, the 10th most in school history, and just 132 turnovers.
Joyner redshirted the 2008-09 season recovering from wrist surgery.
Despite playing with a broken bone in his wrist for the entire 2007-08 season, Joyner was one of three UCSB players to start all 32 games...Has started 60 games at point guard in his first two seasons...Averaged 3.8 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.1 steals, and a team-leading 3.6 assists per game...His assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.1-to-1.0, was among the best in the Big West Conference...Had a season-high seven assists against UC Irvine and Utah Valley...Passed off for six assists against Pepperdine and at Ball State...Overall, Joyner had four or more assists 17 times, and at least two in all 32 games...One of the most important defensive player on the team, Joyner had 35 steals as a sophomore, including 15 in the final eight games...Had a season-high three steals five times, two or more 10 times, and at least one on 21 occasions...Scored a career-high 16 points against UC Irvine...His only other double-figure scoring effort was when he had 13 in a win at C al State Fullerton...Scored seven or more points eight times...Although he shot 38.9% from the field, Joyner made 30-of-63, 47.6%, over the final 19 games of the season...Made 16 three-point baskets on the season, the fourth highest total on the team...Of his 16 three-pointers, seven came in two games as he made 4-of-6 against UC Irvine, and 3-for-3 at Cal State Fullerton...Joyner also had two three-pointers in games against UNLV and Utah Valley.
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High School
Joyner attended De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., and started at point guard for its California State Division I championship team...Joyner made a pair of free throws with 7.7 seconds remaining in the state title game to help De La Salle secure a 43-40 win...Helped his team to a 32-1 overall record and a No. 3 national ranking in 2005-06...Joyner was selected Division I All-State by CalHiSports.com, First Team All-East Bay by the Contra Costa Times, First Team All-Bay Area by the Oakland Tribune, Second Team All-Bay area by the San Francisco Chronicle and Second Team All-Northern California by NorCal Preps...He was named Player of the Year in the Bay Valley Athletic League as well as First Team All-BVAL...As s senior, he averaged 10.4 points, 5.6 assists and 5.2 rebounds per game...He also led De La Salle in three-point baskets with 66...Made 41.0% of his three-point attempts...Scored a career-high 25 points against Ygnacio Valley HS and Hogan HS, both during his junior season...Had his career-high 12 assists as a senior in a state playoff game against Antioch HS...Joyner's career-high of nine rebounds came in a state playoff game against Kennedy HS during his sophomore season...Had three games with six three-point baskets, once as a senior against Oak Ridge HS and two as a junior against Hogan HS and Ygnacio Valley HS...Joyner averaged 10.1 points, 5.1 assists and 4.3 rebounds as a junior and 5.3 points, 4.6 assists and 4.2 rebounds as a sophomore...In his final three years at De La Salle, the program won three Bay Valley Athletic League titles, two Northern California championships and one California State Championship...Coached by Frank Allocco.
Justin Keith Joyner was born February 25, 1988 in Martinez, Calif....The son of Brian Joyner and Cheryl Zocchi...His most memorable moment in sports was when his high school won the state championship and the celebration that followed...His favorite movies include "Rocky", "Braveheart", "He Got Game" and "Friday Night Lights"...Jason Kidd, Frank Allocco, Jr. and Michael Jordan are his favorite athletes...Hopes to major in communication studies.
Career Statistics
Total3-pt YearG/GSMin.FG/FGAFG%FG/FGAFG%FT/FTAFT%ORDRTRAVGPF/DASTTOBLKSTL PTSAVG 2006-0728/2679742/114.36818/66.27333/50.6601163742.656/481545361354.8 2007-0832/3285644/113.38916/52.30816/38.4211170812.574/2116562351203.8 2009-1022/03283/23.1303/16.1883/9.333125261.229/04622012120.5 Totals82/581,12589/250.35637/134.27652/97.536231581812.2159/62431327832673.3

  Career-Highs

  Points	16	vs. UC Irvine	2/9/08

  Rebounds	7	twice	twice

  Assists	10	vs. Cal State Fullerton	12/30/06

  Steals	3	10 times	10 times

  Blocked Shots	1	seven times	seven times

  FG Made	6	vs. UC Irvine	2/9/08

  FG Attempted	10	vs. UC Irvine	2/9/08

  FT Made	4	four times	four times

  FT Attempted	8	vs. Cal State Northridge	1/25/07

  3-Pt. Field Goals	4	vs. UC Irvine	2/9/08


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Kenyan troops suspected of shoplifting from stores damaged by terror attack
NAIROBI, Kenya – Jewelry cases smashed. Mobile phones ripped from displays. Cash registers emptied. Alcohol stocks plundered.
For the second time in two months, poorly paid Kenyan security forces that moved in to control an emergency are being accused of robbing the very property they were supposed to protect. First the troops were accused of looting during a huge fire in August at Nairobi's main airport.
Now shop owners at Westgate Mall are returning to their stores after last week's devastating terrorist attack to find displays ransacked and valuables stolen.
One witness told The Associated Press that he saw a Kenyan soldier take cigarettes out of a dead man's pocket.
Shopkeepers spent Monday carting merchandise and other valuables out of their stores and restaurants to prevent any more thefts. No one can say for sure who is responsible, but Kenya's security forces are strongly suspected.
Soon after the attack began on Sept. 21, Kenyan officials put a cordon around the mall, allowing only security forces and a few government personnel to pass through.
Since then, alcohol stocks from the restaurants have been depleted. One business owner at the mall said money and mobile phones were taken from bags and purses left behind in the mayhem. The owner insisted on anonymity to avoid retribution from Kenya's government.
Employees of a book shop on the mall's second floor returned to find registers yanked open and cash gone. The store's laptops were also stolen. All the shop's books remained in place, said owner Paku Tsavani.
Perhaps reluctant to blame Kenyan security forces, Tsavani said he doesn't know who took his goods.
"Obviously the terrorists wouldn't steal those things, so we just don't know," Tsavani said.
Sandeep Vidyarthi went into the mall Sunday to help a relative retrieve equipment from his dental practice. Inside he said he passed shop after shop that had been looted, including the Rado store that sells high-end Swiss watches.
As he was leaving the mall, Vidyarthi passed a jewelry shop near the front entrance. The owner, he said, was presenting security officials with a long list of missing precious stones and high-end necklaces.
"The jeweler had written down this very long list," he said.
It is ironic, said the management team of one Westgate business, that store owners must now make reports of stolen goods to the same security forces suspected of doing the thieving.
Interior Minister Joseph Ole Lenku confirmed the reports of theft Sunday in a news conference. The majority of the responders to the terrorist attack came from Kenya's military. A military spokesman did not answer repeated calls for comment.
"Those responsible for looting will be prosecuted," Lenku said.
The mall attack also saw good Samaritans. Paresh Shah, a volunteer who helped evacuate the injured and recover the dead during the first day, said he carried out the body of Aleem Jamal.
Shah frowned at the memory and said he saw a Kenyan soldier take Jamal's cigarettes while in the ambulance.
"I could never do that, take a dead man's cigarettes," Shah said.
Jamal's family retrieved the body at the morgue, where his wife, Taz Jamal, said her husband's wallet was missing.
A team of terrorists entered Westgate Mall shortly after noon on a busy Saturday, firing guns and throwing grenades. The attackers — the Somali extremist group al-Shabab claimed responsibility — held off Kenya's military and controlled at least parts of the mall for four days.
The attack killed at least 67 people. The mall now has a gaping three-story hole in it from the siege.
Almost a week after the attack ended, more than three dozen people remain unaccounted for, the head of the Kenyan Red Cross said Monday.
The government contends there are no remaining missing people.
"The only way to verify this is when the government declares the Westgate Mall 100 percent cleared. Then we can resolve it," Red Cross head Abbas Gullet said.
A morgue worker told AP on Monday that six body parts have been found in the rubble. The worker, who insisted on anonymity because he was not authorized to speak about information not yet released, said it was not clear if the parts came from one or multiple bodies.
Five terrorists are believed to be under the rubble but no dead hostages, Interior Minister Lenku said Sunday. Government officials have said 10 to 15 terrorists attacked the mall. Lenku said some attackers might have escaped.
"We do not rule out the possibility that when we were evacuating people in the first stages of the operation, it is possible some could have slipped out," he said.
FBI agents, along with investigators from Britain, Canada and Germany, are participating in the investigation into the attack and are aiding Kenyan forensic experts. Results are not expected until later this week at the earliest.
Kenyan authorities have used anti-terrorism laws to detain a total of 12 people in connection with the attack, including one on Sunday. Three have been set free, including a British man with a bruised face who was reportedly arrested last week as he tried to board a flight from Nairobi to Turkey while acting suspiciously, the British Foreign Office confirmed Monday.
Ndung'u Githinji, chairman of parliament's foreign relations committee, said officials will "rethink" Kenya's hospitality in supporting refugee camps, a reference to Dadaab, a refugee camp near Somalia filled with more than 400,000 Somalis. Security officials say some elements in the camp support and facilitate terror attacks.


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Attendees at premieres in New Zealand and London will receive specially branded RealD 3D glasses in dark green plastic.
RealD has been chosen as the 3D technology provider for the world premiere of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey [pictured].
The premiere will take place in Wellington, New Zealand on Nov 28 at the Embassy Theater and will be presented in RealD High Frame Rate 3D (HFR 3D). RealD will also provide the 3D technology for the film's UK premiere on Dec 12 at the 65th Royal Film Performance at London's Odeon Leicester Square.
Attendees at both premieres will receive specially branded RealD 3D glasses in dark green plastic. The glasses will be available only to RealD 3D screenings during the film's opening weekend.
Director Peter Jackson commented: "I'm delighted that RealD are helping us present The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey with the best possible picture quality around the world. Their commitment to developing technology that improves the 3D cinema experience has my full support."
RealD chairman and CEO, Michael V. Lewis added: "Peter Jackson is a visionary filmmaker who has a keen understanding of how advanced technology can blend with storytelling to enhance a movie-goer's experience. This is one of the most highly anticipated films of the year and we look forward to such an extraordinary movie making its debut in bright, realistic and immersive RealD 3D."
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WASHINGTON, July 9 (UPI) -- Some women who saw anti-Mitt Romney ads focusing on his positions on women's issues were much more likely to support President Obama, a poll indicates.
The poll also showed some women exposed to the Planned Parenthood Action Fund's ads were much more likely to express doubts about Romney, the likely Republican presidential candidate, Politico reported.
The poll gauged the impact of the ads in West Palm Beach, Fla., and Des Moines, Iowa. PPAF had said at the end of May it was spending more than $1 million on commercials in Florida, Iowa and Virginia.
The poll showed Obama led by 11 points in West Palm Beach among women who did not recall seeing the ads but by 28 points among women who did recall seeing the ads. In Des Moines, Obama and Romney were tied among women who did not recall seeing the ads, but Obama led by 28 points among those who recalled seeing the ads.
Half of women in Palm Beach and 55 percent of women in Des Moines said they definitely recalled seeing the commercials.
The poll, by Hart Research, showed Romney's overall image declining among women in West Palm Beach and Des Moines since the ad campaign began.
"The data make clear that the key themes raised by the ads not only break through with these women voters but also stay with them to form a lasting impression," a Hart Research polling memo stated. "Nearly half of women voters in each market report having heard things in the past few weeks that make them feel less favorable toward Mitt Romney, and without referencing PPAF's ads their volunteered responses reiterate the ads' key points."
The memo said "three of the five most frequently volunteered responses are criticisms of Mitt Romney that come directly from the ads" -- his desire to overturn Roe vs. Wade, his stand on women's issues, including equal pay, and his intent to eliminate funding for Planned Parenthood.


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Eight grader Ingrid Levin-Hill's shoes got her into a murder mystery! She'll need the brains of her hero Sherlock Holmes to figure out the murder and all the other weird things going on in town. Find out about the other Echo Falls Mysteries.
A ghost, a mysterious tower and a weird uncle? Sounds like a job for teen psychic investigator Gilda Joyce! TrackGilda's other cases!
Fourteen year old Lucy is on a road trip with her older brother and his friend to visit her dad. During a rain storm, they hit something and when the turn around, they find a dead body on the road. Are they guilty?
As a sophomore at a secret spy school and the daughter of a former CIA operative, Cammie is sheltered from "normal teenage life" until she meets a local boy while on a class surveillance mission. Try the sequel Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy
Cameryn puts her interest in forensics to work for her dad the coroner, even though she's only 17. Can she still do the job after her best friend is killed by a serial killer? Is she even safe? Follow Cameryn on other cases.
Stevie and Susan Carol are eighth grade sports reporters. At the Final Four tournament, the find out a player is being threatened to throw the game. The Carols also report on the Super Bowland the U.S. Open.
Roni is the crime reporter for her high school paper and her friend Brian is a science wizard. Even though they don't like Alicia the snob, nothing will stop them from solving her kidnapping. The two team up in other Bloodwater Mysteries.
Seventeen year old Jas' only super power is attracting cats, and boy does that get her in trouble with her dad, who does NOT want her solving crimes. But that's just what she's doing in Vegas with her friends, the Pink Pearl, a be-dazzler and her evil cousin. Follow up with the hilarious sequel.
High schooler Hajime Kindaichi thought he was going to see his friend perform the Phantom of the Opera on an island. Turns, out he's hunting for a murderer! See what develops in the rest of the Kindaichi Case Files series.
Working for in the Lost and Found at the Toronto Transit Authority should be boring, but 17 year old Duncan finds a serial killer's diary and his summer changes drastically.
Lulu Dark is NOT a detective! But she had to get her fabulously tack bag and her reputation back, right? So, fine, she's solve the mystery. She comes back for more in Lulu Dark and the Summer of the Fox.
Elijah and Elizabeth's parents are undercover investigators, which is helpful when kids at their high school are cursed by the school's ghost. The whole family goes undercover in Nightmare Academy.
Kurt's sister is missing and he's trying to piece together what happened as he overhears witnesses at the police station.
Evan stole his father's laptop, but now that laptop is part of a bioterroism plot. Evan travels the world with his friends to clear his dad's name. He returns in The Rise of Lubchenko.
Set apart from other people because of their unusual abilities, Nola, a teenage witch, and her mother find themselves in great danger when Nola uses her power to call up images and witnesses a murder.
Seventh grade Sammy loves to check out the neighborhood, but that's going to get her in trouble when she investigates a robbery at the hotel across the street from the senior's building where she lives with her grandmother. Find out what else Sammy Keyes gets into.


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The B.C. government's warning to colleges and universities about the threat by strip-club operators to recruit on campuses this fall ignores a fundamental question: If working as an exotic dancer is legal, what's the big deal?
The big deal is that — Vancouver's burgeoning burlesque scene aside — not many people either want to be strippers or consider it a good choice for their daughters, sisters, mothers, wives, sons or brothers.
Last month, the federal government finally eliminated temporary worker permits for exotic dancers and other sex-trade workers.
"Canadians have told us they want to put a stop to foreign workers entering Canada to work in businesses where there are reasonable grounds to suspect a risk of sexual exploitation," Immigration Minister Jason Kenney was quoted as saying in a Postmedia story.
(The government offered no statistics to back that claim. However, there is anecdotal evidence that some of those foreign workers were brought to Canada under the pretence that they would have jobs other than as strippers. And the government has pointed to an Ontario case where a man was convicted of kidnapping strippers and then trafficking them into prostitution.)
Strip-club owners are now back to where they were before 1998.
That's when they begged for strippers to be included in the temporary foreign worker program because they couldn't find enough Canadians to strip for the pay that was offered. Since 2001, 2,209 foreigners — mostly women — have been brought here as strippers, the lowest rung of the sex trade. Currently, there are an estimated 800, who will be allowed to remain until their visas expire.
Now, to try to replace economically vulnerable foreigners with Canadians, the strip-club owners plan to target economically vulnerable Canadian students in their aggressive recruitment campaign that includes offering to pay their tuition fees.
Of course, only "visually appealing" students need apply, according to recruitment material prepared by the Adult Entertainment Association of Canada, which claims to represent 38,000 strippers, a quarter of whom are students.
But if exotic dancing puts people at risk of sexual exploitation, why is it legal?
If the federal government doesn't want foreigners in such a risky industry, why are politicians willing to risk the sexual exploitation, trafficking or abuse of Canadians?
It also bears asking the question that nearly paralyzed Quebec earlier this year — of whether tuition fees are so high that the only way for some students to afford a degree or diploma is to moonlight as strippers.
What seems bizarre about the strip-club owners' recruitment campaign is that it's aimed at middle-class kids whose parents are more likely to be able to mount a loud and credible outcry against it than poor parents, who are preoccupied with their own poverty, unemployment, homelessness or drug- or alcohol addictions.
But it's a testament to the cockiness of the so-called sex industry that they can go to the heart of Canadian society and believe that they'll not face overwhelming opposition.
They've likely been emboldened by the recent successes in Ontario courts by brothel owners, pimps and sex-trade workers.
In March, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a decision that struck down sections of Canada's prostitution laws as unconstitutional because they deny the rights to free choice and security of person.
Over the years, the sex-trade industry has managed to reframe prostitution as legitimate work, freely chosen, even though there is evidence cited by the U.S. State Department, UNICEF and other agencies that the average age of entry into prostitution is well below legal voting or drinking ages.
Sex-trade advocates have appropriated language to legitimize work that at its core is dangerous, exploitive and is often linked to organized criminals, including human traffickers.
And while the federal government is appealing the Ontario decision at the Supreme Court of Canada, the B.C. government's position is less clear.
B.C. Justice Minister Shirley Bond has said the Ontario decision isn't binding here. But Housing Minister Rich Coleman has been willing to allow some government-funded housing projects to be used as bawdy houses or brothels.
Pole-dancing in a club isn't prostitution, nor is it necessarily exploitive.
Still, the idea of strip-club owners looking for fresh-faced recruits at colleges and universities has attracted a government-issued warning and summoned adjectives that run from unacceptable to distasteful to abhorrent.
But if most people don't want their sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, mothers or fathers selling sex, why are these clubs legal?
And if being a stripper isn't an acceptable occupation for nice, young Canadian women and men, it's bizarre to me that we are even having a debate about whether prostitution ought to be legal.


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