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News NOC The National Olympic Committee awarded the sports heroes of March
The National Olympic Committee awarded the sports heroes of March
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Successful performance of our shooting team at the European Championship in Moscow was the biggest sporting achievement of Ukrainian sport in March.
Our shooters won 15 medals at the continental championship (6 gold, 8 silver and 1 bronze), which allowed them to win the team competition and take first places in the team standings among adults and juniors.
The main hero of the Championship was Oleg Tsarkov, who won the air rifle shooting, setting the Ukrainian and European records.
"This gold medal is the first "gold" of independent Ukraine in air rifle among men and it is the biggest success in Oleg's career. I believe that it is just the beginning, and with perseverance and hard work it is real to achieve the goal. It was shown by Oleg, and he became the best athlete of March," said the President of the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine Sergey Bubka awarding the sportsman with diplomas, statuettes and cash rewards.
In his turn, the best athlete of March thanked Mr. Sergey Bubka for this award.
The main Ukrainian Olympian made special mention of the coach of Oleg Tsarkov - Lesya Leskiv, who also continues to compete as an athlete. She has many sports achievements: multiple world and European champion, winner of the World Cup, participant of the Olympic Games.
"Of course, such rich experience helps in coaching. It certainly assisted the sportsman in achieving these high results," Sergey Bubka said.
"It is pleasant that our work is awarded. We have plans and dreams, and of course the main dream is participation in the Olympic Games. We will do everything to succeed," Lesya Leskiv said.
Also the President of the NOC of Ukraine thanked the President of the Ukrainian Shooting Federation Oleg Volkov and all specialists for professional and skilled work in preparing the athletes.
At the end of the awarding ceremony Sergey Bubka expressed the belief that the shots will occur only in sports arenas and Ukrainian athletes-shooters will praise the united, peaceful, undivided and prosperous Ukraine all over the world.
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Airdrieonians vs Albion Rovers preview
Chris O'Neil is ready for a massive game against Albion Rovers after being reinstated to the Diamonds starting line-up.
The tough-tackling defender recaptured his favoured right-back slot against Peterhead last weekend, and is hoping to keep the number 2 shirt for Saturday's crunch Monklands derby.
It's been a frustrating season at times for O'Neil, who has made many of his appearances on the left, then had to watch on as loanee David Ferguson claimed the right-back position.
The local lad impressed interim boss Danny Lennon in last week's friendly against FC Edmonton, and was pleased to earn his place back.
"I was really chuffed to get back into the team, it's been a long wait but Fergie has come in and done really well so I had no complaints about not playing.
"Hopefully I can keep my place for the final six games, but to do that I need to play much better than Saturday and get a bit of form going.
"It won't be easy because there are always players ready to come in if you slip up, but hopefully I can keep playing."
The trip to form side Peterhead ended in an unfortunate defeat for Airdrie, but O'Neil believes the Diamonds can make up for it this weekend.
"I think that we could have played better on Saturday, but I think that this weekend is a perfect chance to make amends and get a win.
"It's massive. It's going to be a really tough game but I believe we have enough to win."
Stranraer currently occupy fourth spot, four points ahead of the Monklands rivals who are locked on 38 points with a game in hand over the Blues.
As well as providing a vital three points, a win for either side would inflict a huge blow on their rivals as the season draws to a thrilling climax.
Chris knows the importance of the victory, but expects the unexpected in the play-off run in.
"I don't think it's a must win for the play-offs because there will be lots more twists and turns - but I do believe that the game is massive for us and would give us a real boost for the last few games."
Danny Lennon is without Jordan Thompson, who this week extended his loan from Rangers until the end of the season. The midfielder is currently on international duty with Northern Ireland.
Rovers boss Darren Young welcomes midfielder Gary Fisher back from suspension, but Ricardo Talu and Paul Willis are rated doubtful. Striker Andrew Barrowman's season looks to be over due to a calf injury.
Euan Anderson will referee the final Monklands derby of the season.


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Parking on Capitol Hill, when you don't have the appropriate stickers on your car, can be challenging. But if you're a sitting member of the House of Representatives, your options increase when you don't have to observe laws or any sense of courtesy.
Rep. Thomas Massie posted a 2015 video of Washington, D.C., Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton parking poorly near the Capitol in an escalating Twitter feud between the two lawmakers. The Kentucky Republican recently wrote on Twitter that his office "will not comply" with Washington, D.C.'s vaccine mandate to enter some public spaces, such as restaurants and entertainment venues. Norton, who represents the district as a delegate in the House, as the city is not a state, responded she would provide sandwiches for Massie's staff who are vaccinated but "afraid they'll get fired if they order in."
"If that description fits you and you're hungry, [direct message] me and my staff will be in touch," she wrote. "DC has your back."
Massie taunted Norton in response, tweeting the resurrected video and asking her not to drive to get the sandwiches.
— The Gazette, 1/18/22
Good call….
Speaking exclusively to FOX 5's Tom Fitzgerald on Thursday, Norton said she was late for a TV interview, in an area where she doesn't normally park, and wasn't expecting construction or the six-point turn she would need to execute in order to park. Norton's staffers say the car next to her reported no damage. Capitol Police say no report was ever made.
— Fox 5, 3/26/15
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You will notice some shadows (reflections) in the pictures as they were taken inside the car. Please bear with it. Nope I cannot wind the window all the way down as the loud wind noise will be too much to handle.
St. George River (not far from Lorne) @ Great Ocean Road.
Great Ocean Road plaque at Mt. Defiance Lookout.
Great ocean view near Mt. Defiance Lookout.
A beach just by the road.
Great Ocean Road drive near Carisbrook Falls.
After Lorne, there weren't many cars on the road anymore. I think most decide to stay in the town. Hence we feel like we OWN the road! Not that we were driving dangerously. In fact we abide to the speed limit all the time. And we gave way to fast cars.
Top left picture was taken from the car side mirror hence the 'mirror' look. It's very pretty in full size.
I like this picture. Something about the road elevation and tall trees in between.
Ahh finally we reached Apollo Bay at 3.25pm.
First thing first, toilet! To find one, just go to any Tourist Information Center where you're at. They always have a washroom nearby.
Muslims praying on the field. This was Hari Raya day 3.
Just beside all these is the Apollo Bay beach.
But can you see the dark clouds in the background? Ohh rain coming!!!
Another lovely town! An old charm. Would love to stay here a night but nope nope cannot miss the highlight of this trip.
It did rained a little at Apollo Bay but then it was sunny again.
Not long after leaving Apollo Bay, the Great Ocean Road begin to cut into the Otway National Park. No more scenic ocean. This for me is the most 'frightening' part of the road. Read on and you will find out why.
For one, there's even lesser car on the road and we're driving in the forest (think about the small road to Cameron Highlands with tall trees in between… hmm okay that's not scary but this road is!!!). Oh and I'm driving btw.
And as I turned into Otway Lighthouse Road, I began to regret my action.
I wanted to turn back at first but sis said "Only 3km" (something like that, she was referring to her GPS) and so we continued on. 5 minutes later, we're still travelling. 10 minutes later… still is. Then we found out it was actually 13km. Ohh and the fact that I need to answer nature call and driving at the same time didn't help at all.
Saw a couple of caravan park and cottage signs along the way. Didn't see the accommodation though. I believe they must be inner some more. I can't imagine myself staying here. No street lamps lagi.
1/2 hour after we left Apollo Bay, we reached the gate of Cape Otway Lightstation.
I was dumbfounded. Wah dui????? Why this cute 'house' has no washroom? I was disappointed and decided to just leave. So here we go again. I choose to drive because I have no confident with my sis driving on this road.
Not long after, my sister shouted "Kangaroo!!!". Argghhh too bad I missed it. That bugger was so fast.
Not far away we saw a few cars in stationary and they were looking up at the trees. We slowed down too.
Here's to show you how high they are from the ground.
We drove some more and saw a few koalas nearer to the ground.
Most of them were sleeping. We saw one that carry a baby koala behind her back.
Taken by sis (using TZ-7).
Ahh never mind, I have a "Queensland' giant koala toy given by dad back at home.
Anyway by the time we reached the junction of Great Ocean Road & Otway Lighthouse Road the time is 4.45pm. Oh no!!! Will we make it in time to our main destination, the Twelve Apostles for sunset? And what about me wanting to pee?
Well you gotta stay tuned for all that!
Time taken from Lorne to Cape Otway Lightstation & back to the junction of Great Ocean Road & Otway Lighthouse Road @ Victoria is 2 hours 30 minutes.
The narrow road through the forest is really cool and spooky at the same time. Oh and the koala bears…too darn cute. Great pics you took.
Wow! What an adventure!! And the beautiful view along the road! And the scary road in the forest! I wanna drive there too!!!
Is this the same road that Witch mentioned in her blog? Looks like it! I love this kind of travel adventure!
Foongpc, yup that's the same road mentioned by Witch.
hey was it an easy drive to take? hmmm would really like to take a drive along the great ocean road if i'm in melb sometime..


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Vermoedelijk aan het begin van de 12e eeuw wordt aan de beek de Alb een klooster gesticht met de naam Cella Sancta Maria. Vanaf 1387 worden de markgraven van Baden beschermheer van het klooster, die op de grens met Württemberg ligt. Adellijke meisjes kunnen intreden en er zijn zo'n 30 kloosterlingen. Aan het einde van de middeleeuwen ondervindt het klooster een bloeiperiode. Het heeft dan bezittingen in het noordelijke deel van het Zwarte Woud en ook aan de linkeroever van de Rijn, mede omdat diegenen die intreden bezittingen aan het klooster schenken. Op het kloosterterrein bevinden zich dan onder meer een watermolen aan de beek, varkensstallen en een gastenverblijf. In 1508 vindt een brand plaats tijdens Maria Lichtmis. In 1593 vindt vervolgens de reformatie plaats, waarna protestanten het klooster overnemen vanaf 1598. Vanaf 1631 is het klooster echter weer in katholieke handen. In 1672 vindt nieuwbouw plaats in barokstijl van het klooster. In 1727 wordt vervolgens ook een kerk in barokstijl gebouwd met twee torens. Uiteindelijk wordt het klooster in 1803 opgeheven en wordt het Badisch staatsbezit. Na de opheffing van het klooster worden de gebouwen gebruikt als kazerne en als fabriekruimten. Er woedden dan een aantal branden. Tegenwoordig loopt er een historisch wandelpad tussen het klooster in Bad Herrenalb en de ruïne van Frauenalb.

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Priest-historian: 75 years later, Pearl Harbor 'such a powerful event'
A visitors to the National World War II Memorial in Washington walks near a quote from President Franklin D. Roosevelt on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day in 2015. Dec. 7 will mark the 75th anniversary of the attack.(CNS photo/Matthew Cavanaugh, EPA)
By Mark Pattison • Catholic News Service • Posted December 7, 2016
WASHINGTON (CNS) — A Catholic military chaplain and historian says the attack on Pearl Harbor, even 75 years later, continues to rivet the attention of Americans because it is "such a powerful event."
As the anniversary of the Dec. 7, 1941, attack neared, Father Daniel Mode detailed the effect of the Japanese attack on the Hawaiian outpost.
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"Before that, we were debating whether to get involved with World War II or not. We were basically a neutral country, trying not to get engaged in it. It (the attack) changed the tenor, and the president's resolve, Father Mode told Catholic News Service. "It brought our country together to fight a common threat."
Speaking in a telephone interview from the Pentagon, where he works for the chief of chaplains, Father Mode said he can see a parallel between Pearl Harbor and the 9/11 terror attacks.
"They're both cataclysmic events that galvanized our country," he said. "One was more obviously targeted toward the civilian population, one toward the military population," the priest added, "but both certainly were defining moments in our country."
As a child, young Daniel Mode lived at Pearl Harbor for four years while his father was on duty in the Navy.
"I vividly remember as a young kid — fourth-, fifth-, sixth-grade — going to the (USS) Arizona Memorial. As an altar server, I served Mass. It made a great impact on me. It was probably the seeds that were planted in my heart as I discerned my vocation to the priesthood. Pearl Harbor has made an amazing impact on my life."
The lesson to be learned from Pearl Harbor, he said, is "always vigilance, to be vigilant. To use all sorts of opportunities for diplomacy, opportunities for peaceful engagement, to use all those opportunities ahead of time to engage with populations of other countries, but to be ever vigilant. We want to be friends, right? We have to have friends all over the world. But we have to be aware that not everyone wants to be our friend."
Pearl Harbor survivors Clark Simmons of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Aaron Chabin of Bayside, N.Y., look at the water after throwing a wreath into the Hudson River during a 2015 ceremony at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York marking the 74th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Dec. 7 will mark the 75th anniversary of the attack. (CNS photo/Justin Lane, EPA)
Ordained a priest of the Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, 24 years ago, Father Mode has spent most of his ordained ministry in the Navy Reserve, and the last 12 years in full-time chaplaincy, where he has attained the rank of commander. He's currently six months into a three-year stint at the Pentagon, where his work, among other things, includes collecting data on all the work performed by chaplains.
He took a brief break from that work in October when he was selected to represent the Chaplain Corps at a funeral Mass in Dubuque, Iowa, in October for Father Aloysius Schmitt, a chaplain aboard the USS Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor, who pushed a dozen men out a narrow porthole to safety during the attack at the cost of his own life as the ship was sinking. He was the first U.S. chaplain to die in World War II. It was only recently that his remains had been positively identified.
"It amazed me, too, that 75 years later, it would be an amazing occasion that gathered so many people together, but that it made national news," Father Mode told CNS.
Another heroic World War II chaplain Father Mode identified was Father Joseph O'Callahan, a Jesuit priest who was the Catholic chaplain aboard the USS Franklin, then a troop transport ship about 50 miles from the coast of Japan in March 1945, five months before the war ended. Father O'Callahan was awarded the Medal of Honor, the military's highest honor, for organizing rescue and firefighting parties, leading men below deck to soak magazines that had threatened to explode — which would have catastrophically increased the death toll beyond the 800 who did perish — and administer last rites.
"He certainly comes to mind as a hero," Father Mode said. "He did not die. He served, he went back to (the College of the) Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, to continue teaching math, which is what he did as a Jesuit priest. He is buried in the Jesuit cemetery at Holy Cross."
Father Mode does not confine his historical research to World War II. For his master's thesis in history, he wrote a book on Father Vincent Capodanno, a Navy Reserve chaplain who died while serving with the Marines in Vietnam in 1967, was affectionately called "the 'grunt padre' for his ability to relate well with soldiers and his willingness to risk his life to minister to the men." "Grunt" is slang for a member of the U.S. infantry. The cause for his sainthood was formally opened in 2006.
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Kryštof is een Tsjechische poprockband. De band is opgericht in 1994 in Havířov.

Bandleden

Huidige bandleden
 Richard Krajčo – Zang en gitaar
 Nikos Petros Kuluris – Saxofoon
 Nikolaj Atanasov Arichtev – Basgitaar
 Evžen Hofmann – Elektrische gitaar
 Nikolas Grigoriadis – Trompet
 Ondřej Kyjonka – Trombone
 Jakub Dominik – Drums

Voormalige bandleden
 Pavel Studník – Gitaar
 Bisi Arichtev
 Jaroslav Blahut – Drums

Discografie

Studioalbums
 2001 – Magnetické pole
 2002 – V siločarách
 2003 – 03
 2004 – Mikrokosmos
 2006 – Rubikon
 2010 – Jeviště
 2012 – Inzerát

Livealbums
 2005 – Ži(v)je
 2008 – Kryštof v Opeře

Compilaties
 2007 – Poločas

DVD
 2005 – Ži(v)je

Externe links
 Officiële website (Tsjechisch)
 Profiel op MySpace

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We know we need a plan. We just want one which is sensible, reasonable and sustainable. A Better Local Plan. That's not too much to demand from our politicians is it?
Politicians love repeating themselves (doesn't that really annoy you?). They do this sometimes to avoid talking about unpalatable facts they don't want you to think about and sometimes to create the impression that others are misleading you when in fact they are not.
Regular statements from a number of Billericay's Basildon Councillors in the local press repeat the assertion that there must be a Local Plan in place to prevent uncontrolled development in our Borough.
This is echoed by Cllr Dr Richard Moore in his reply to BAG's White Paper, and repeated again in MP John Baron's letter to us.
The Billericay Action Group has stated on many occasions that we fully understand the need for a Local Plan. We're sorry that we had to use a politician's tactic of repeating this but you know who to blame? Our view is that a 16 year bad plan is as bad as no plan. So we have worked hard to help Basildon improve their plan. We have done this because we care about our town and its surroundings.
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Q: Extract values of a variable occurring multiple times in a file I have to extract value of a variable which occurs multiple times in a file. for example, I have a text file abc.txt . There is a variable result. Suppose value of result in first line is 2, in third line it is 55 and in last line it is 66.
Then my desired output should be :
result:2,55,66

I am new in unix so I could not figure out how to do this. Please help
The contents of text file can be as follows:
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result=66

A: Try this :
using awk code :
awk -F'(,| |^)result=' '
    /result=/{
        gsub(",", "", $2)
        v = $2
        str = (str) ? str","v : v
    }
    END{print "result:"str}
' abc.txt

Using perl code :
perl -lane '
    push @arr, $& if /\bresult=\K\d+/;
    END{print "result:" . join ",", @arr}
' abc.txt

Output :
result:2,55,66

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The AAFP and other physician-led organizations are urging CMS to apply a number of protections before potentially releasing individual Medicare physician claims data. These protections should help ensure that claims data are used fairly and accurately and in a way that promotes improvements in the nation's health care system, say the organizations.
In a Sept. 5 letter(8 page PDF), the AAFP, the AMA and dozens of other physician-led organizations urge CMS to partner with physicians to develop policies on the release of individual physician claims data. "Our goal is to promote efforts focused on improving the quality of patient care while safeguarding against potential abuses that could negatively impact health care outcomes or diminish the privacy of Medicare physicians and patients," says the letter.
"Given the potential for security breaches, hackers, or efforts to re-identify information, we urge CMS to consider the potential impact of any data release on patient privacy and engage with experienced data statisticians, physician organizations and other relevant stakeholders on ways to further protect such data."
The AAFP and the other organizations are calling for steps to "ensure that the release of data does not mislead the public into making inappropriate and potentially harmful health care treatment decisions."
"Individual Medicare payment information should be presented together with quality (i.e., clinical) information, encouraging and facilitating value-based decision-making by consumers. If quality information is not available, cost and price information should be presented in a context that raises the importance of considering quality in decisions about providers, treatments and health care services."
In the letter, the organizations underscore their support for efforts to increase the quality of care and efficient use of resources in health care delivery, and they acknowledge that "greater access to Medicare data may be necessary to expand new delivery models and transform the existing payment system."
"Consequently, we urge CMS to engage with physicians and focus on care quality given that obstacles to this data may be blocking improvements to our health care system."
However, the groups also point out that "If not approached thoughtfully, release of individual physician payment data to anyone for any purpose can have unintentional, adverse consequences for patients, providers, and the health care system. For any data release program, safeguards must be in place to ensure that neither false nor misleading conclusions are derived from this information."
follow existing safeguards, including appropriate risk-adjustment and attribution methods, for any public reports that use the information.
"Raw Medicare claims data is a crude metric for assessing the quality of medical care," says the letter. "When used in isolation, this data ignores the more important clinical factors that affect patients, including case mix, comorbidities, and other patient characteristics. These deficiencies are exacerbated by the fact that Medicare claims constitute only a portion of services performed by many physicians.
"For these reasons, we discourage public reporting of claims data without any relevant quality information or the inclusion of other payer sources. CMS must safeguard attempts to mischaracterize the data or emphasize volume as an indicator of quality."


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"I don't think I would have felt as happy to write about education if I hadn't also been a governor."
By jogovernorhub	in Uncategorized	on July 13, 2020
Fiona Millar outside William Ellis School in London where she is about to step down as Chair of Governors.
Fiona Millar is a journalist and education campaigner who's been volunteering for nearly three decades as a school governor in Camden.
As she prepares to step down for a long overdue break, we've been asking Fiona how she got started, what she's enjoyed about it and why everyone, especially politicians and policy-makers, should consider taking up the role.
Firstly Fiona, how did you become a governor?
Well, it was in 1992 and my eldest son had just started primary school in Camden, and there was a parent governor election. I was very busy with my career at the time, and I thought I ought to stand because it would be one way I could find out a bit more about what's going on in the school and meet people. So I stood and I got elected.
Was it becoming a governor that led to your interest in education?
Yeah, I think so. I mean – I was a journalist at the time and I still am a journalist – I'm not an education professional. Then of course I went to work at Downing Street when Tony Blair was Prime Minister and I carried on being a governor throughout that whole time.
At the end of that period I wrote an article in The Guardian, in response to somebody who'd written a piece saying why he was taking his child out of state school to send them to a private school, and, as a result of that, I got asked to make a film about 'parent choice' for Channel 4 when I'd left Downing Street. After that I got the column on The Guardian and so I went back to journalism but specialising in education issues.
What sort of insight has being a governor given you into the school system that you might not have had otherwise?
Well, I really don't think I would have felt as happy or confident to write about education in the way I do if I hadn't also been seeing it through the eyes of people who have to deliver the service on the ground. The thing about being a governor is you get to see what the big political messages are, the policy announcements, in the context of the real world, and sometimes that's quite an uncomfortable fit. So it grounds all of your decision-making and makes everything you hear about education, such as announcements about funding, relevant.
On that note, how have you found being a Chair in the time of COVID-19?
Well it's slightly complicated by the fact that I'm standing down at the end of this term and the Headteacher is also leaving. So it's really quite strange as it means I haven't seen him for three months and it's normally quite a close relationship.
Yeah it's been very difficult not being able to go into school, but we've managed pretty well in these online meetings and in some ways, it's made people more succinct and focused – which can only be a good thing
Schools had to switch to remote learning pretty quickly – and boards had to support schools from whichever starting point they were at. Has that been an issue for your school?
We'd already gone down the road of using Microsoft Teams for learning and homework – so we were quite advanced in those plans. Other than that, I don't think we've had an experience that's any different to anybody else's, which isn't necessarily about the school or the staff – it's about the ability of young people to access online learning in what are a very, very diverse group of home settings. Very, very unequal frankly.
I mean, that's the bottom line. We have a very unequal society – and I think that's been played out – that's been writ large – in the course of this crisis.
When you talk about the relevance of being a governor, I read so much rubbish in the papers about education, what teachers are and aren't doing, written by people who don't really understand the language they're using. The truth is you can't do online lessons for children who don't have an internet connection. So that is a huge problem and that is something that needs to be urgently addressed.
Would you encourage anyone writing about education to take up the role? It's an insight it's almost impossible to have otherwise?
Yes, definitely, and we could do with a few more politicians who've been school governors as well. I think governments want to mandate everything from the centre and the truth is nothing works in terms of delivering a policy unless you trust people on the ground to do it properly.
Trying to tell everybody what to do is never going to work. You've got to set some ground rules and then give people the space and freedom – and trust them – to do what they know is best for their local communities and their students.
You began the role in 1992 – why are you stepping down now?
Well, I've been a governor in three different schools, all quite different in a way; two secondaries and one primary. I've been a Chair of two schools for ten years each consecutively. I think for the school where I am chair now it's time for them to have new leadership – you can only do it for so long. Personally, I'd quite like to have a bit of a break from the chair role but I will be continuing as a governor with fewer responsibilities for a bit longer.
I think there's a big difference between being a "back bench governor" and being a Chair. The Chair has a lot of responsibility and it really is like a part-time job. I felt that very strongly and I take it very seriously. It has taken up a lot of my time in the last 10 years.
What would you say have been your highlights in the role?
I think the most important thing any school governing board can do is appoint the right Headteacher for your school. Finding the right person for the right school and making it work is hugely satisfying – not just in a personal sense but because it's also a hugely important leadership role in the local community. I've been involved in that process several times.
I think at a time when people feel relatively unable to control what's happening around them and in society in general – one way you really can make a difference in your local community is by joining a governing board. At times I've found that to be extremely challenging and I've also seen the good side and it's extremely rewarding.
It is an invisible role though, would you agree? How can we raise the profile of governors?
Well I think we could do with some more high-profile people taking up governor roles and talking about the importance of it. I think that's partly because the people who make policy very often haven't had the experience of being a governor and if they had they would include it in their thinking and their rhetoric.
I always tried to remind people – it's 300,000 volunteers who are the backbone of our school system carrying such a lot of responsibility. When people talk about school leadership, it isn't actually only about the head, it's the head and the school governing body and ultimately it's the governing body which bears the responsibility for the school. They appoint the head and hold the head to account.
We've seen that even more acutely in recent times as governing boards try to plan risk assessment and re organise schools?
It has been a huge burden on Headteachers in particular and I feel some of the way they're being portrayed is extremely unfair. Unless you're actually involved in doing it, you can't see how stressful and complex this task is.
Your whole life is devoted to standards and progress and all these various different metrics and suddenly all that gets blown out of the window and yet you're still having to deliver the same standard of education in almost impossible circumstances.
It's quite a lonely job anyway – but even more so in these times – which is why the relationship between the Chair and Head is so important. I do regret it hasn't been possible for us to meet in person to offer the support we usually would in times like this.
Too often the role of Chair is overlooked. Managing that relationship with the Headteacher is critical to the success of the school. As a chair you also have to build a good team of governors and make sure they can work together – just like schools do.
I always say to new governors, "Know when to intervene. Intervene on the things that matter not on the things that don't matter." Governors can spend quite a lot of time getting involved in things that aren't their responsibility. The day-to-day running of the school is not our responsibility. Our job is to keep that big picture in sight – share a vision of what we want to achieve and how we're going to do it.
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Drones coming to Hawaii, Kauai postpones GMO vote, man fights to take driver's test in Hawaiian, group sues for prison program, state procurement chief says he's being forced out, 34 groups get Obamacare grants, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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Surveillance drone use and development is on the rise in the military and civilian sectors, and the Marine Corps in Hawaii said it is expected to get a dozen RQ-7B Shadows followed by 45 RQ-21A Integrators with the relocation of Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 3 from California to Kaneohe Bay. Star-Advertiser.
The Marine Corps in Hawaii is conducting an environmental assessment in anticipation of receiving additional surveillance drones. Associated Press.
Eight months after the passing of Inouye, arguably the most important figure in Hawaii politics since statehood, Hawaii's four congressional delegates are busy carving out strong identities of their own. Civil Beat.
Michael Golojuch, Jr., the gay activist who filed complaints against 11 state House and Senate Democrats who sponsored or co-sponsored a constitutional amendment on traditional marriage, said Monday that he has dropped the complaints against all but two of the lawmakers. Star-Advertiser.
The administrator of the State Procurement Office says the policy board that oversees the office is manipulating the hiring process for a new administrator. Aaron Fujioka, who has applied for reappointment to his position, has raised questions about the board's procedures and actions and is seeking a legal opinion. Civil Beat.
Hawaii's health insurance marketplace has awarded grants to 34 community organizations to help uninsured people learn about insurance options under President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Associated Press.
A Hawaii man has waged a court battle centered on his right to speak and write Hawaiian, saying his inability to take a driver's license exam in the language represents discrimination that violates the state constitution. Associated Press.
The state agency responsible for ensuring that Sandwich Isles Communications used tens of millions of dollars of ratepayer money appropriately signed off year after year on its operations even though the Federal Communications Commission was picking apart the company's financial management and raising serious questions. Civil Beat.
Hawaii will be receiving a federal $1.8 million early childhood education grant. Associated Press.
Hurricane hunters are scrambling to track threats with sequestration cuts at the worst possible time, the height of hurricane season. Hawaii News Now.
On Bishop Street there's only one Robbie, and he's leaving his job as executive vice president of Hawaiian Electric Co. on Aug. 31. This is huge. Star-Advertiser.
State roundup for August 6. Associated Press.
The Honolulu City Council would get the last word on the Honolulu Board of Water Supply's budget under a plan voters could be asked to consider in the 2014 election. The appointed, seven-member water board would be stripped of other powers as well under a charter amendment proposal, Resolution 13-177. Star-Advertiser.
Honolulu attorney James H. Ashford is poised to succeed Dean Ochai to a six-year term as a district judge on Oahu, after a Senate panel recommended his nomination be approved by the full Senate. Star-Advertiser.
Farrington High School teachers and students kicked off the school year on Monday in a newly renovated wing designed by Bowers + Kubota and funded by $2.3 million from the state of Hawaii's capital improvement fund. Pacific Business News.
Farrington high big school gets 'smaller' design. A redesigned wing reflects students' needs for more focused vocational education programs. Star-Advertiser.
As public school students headed back to classes, the state began restoring bus service for hundreds of children on Oahu. The Hawaii State Department of Education is also rolling out other changes to overhaul its troubled transportation system. Hawaii News Now.
Hawaiian Telcom through the past year more than doubled the number of subscribers to its television service on Oahu to 13,600 households and has expanded the reach of its fiber-optic lines to about one-third of the island's homes. Star-Advertiser.
The Royal Hawaiian Market Place, a two-story, 5,723-square-foot retail center being redeveloped in Waikiki, has been sold to City Hill Co. Hawaii Ltd., an entity with ties to Guam, for $7 million, according to records from the Hawaii Information Service. Pacific Business News.
State Department Special Agent Christopher Deedy might testify today in his trial on a charge of murdering Kollin Elderts at a McDonald's Waikiki restaurant early on Nov. 5, 2011. Star-Advertiser.
Ohana Ho'opakele, a group seeking to promote rehabilitation programs based on Hawaiian cultural practices, is challenging the state's environmental assessment for the re-opening of the Kulani Correctional Facility. Tribune-Herald.
A Hawaii-based researcher with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration took an item collected by many travelers as a souvenir and turned it into a data source to provide insights on Hawaii's fish populations. West Hawaii Today.
The majority of public school students across the Big Island hoisted their bookbags, steeled their nerves, and dove back into a new academic year on Monday morning, leaving their frazzled parents to heave sighs of relief. Tribune-Herald.
Nearly $60 million for improvements at Kahului Airport, ranging from repairing the apron fronting the main terminal to replacement of aging passenger loading bridges, was released by Gov. Neil Abercrombie late last month. Maui News.
The Maui Department of Water Supply plans to convert the Wailuku Well from an exploratory well to an actual water source. Maui Now.
The 30 public schools in Maui County had their first day of school Monday. Maui News.
After a full day of work Monday, the Kauai County Council unanimously deferred to September a controversial proposal to demand disclosure of pesticide use and genetically modified crops, and to create buffer zones for large agricultural operations. Garden Island.
United States Postal Service officials are considering several options that would restore some services to Hanamaulu residents but say it is unlikely the town's freestanding post office destroyed in a fire last year will be rebuilt. Garden Island.
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has awarded a $7,000 grant to the Breadfruit Institute of the National Tropical Botanical Garden to help support "Breadfruit Festival Takes Root."Garden Island.
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Q: How to get color of texture1d at specified coordinate (OpenGL)? Example: I have a one dimensional texture created by glTexImage1D, that stores simple gradient.
Before rendering some scales and translates are applied using transform matrix via glMatrixMode(GL_TEXTURE), after that I need to retrieve a pixel color of texture at some coordinate [0-1] and output RGB values to some text field.
Is this possible without using of shaders, just using direct OpenGL calls?

A: No need for shaders to do this. Read the texture from the GPU to the CPU using glGetTexImage. This will give you a texel array with the contents of your 1D texture. You then simply have to read the appropriate texel from this array based on your texel coordinates.


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The Opioid Crisis, Clean Living and Three Dog Night: Chuck Negron Q&A
By Ivor Levene on	 August 3, 2018 Featured Articles, Popular Posts
In almost any interview with Three Dog Night vocalist Chuck Negron, the conversation inevitably turns to drugs, their abuse, and redemption.
Negron famously became a heroin addict at the height of his career, but eventually emerged from it in the 1980s, and you could say he's been on a mission to warn others ever since. He speaks very frankly and openly about it and doesn't shy away from the conversation.
I recently spoke with the legendary front man about a wide range of topics including his latest album, the fan-funded Generations, his time in Three Dog Night, his Latino heritage, and his immersion into the world of drug addiction.
Three Dog Night was originally founded in 1967 by Negron, along with Danny Hutton and Cory Wells, and would total twenty-one top 40 hits, which made sense considering some of their biggest hits were written by Paul Williams, Hoyt Axton, Laura Nyro, Harry Nillson, Randy Newman and Leo Sayer.
By 1973, things started to deteriorate in the band. There were lineup changes, struggles with management, and the aformentioned drug use. What follows is an engaging look at the inside of this iconic band from someone very involved, Chuck Negron.
Rock Cellar: Let me ask you first about your recent album, Generations. I read that you funded this using Kickstarter. How did that work?
Chuck Negron: My manager brought it up, utilizing Kickstarter. She was familiar with it and brought it up to me. I'm from a different generation, where we didn't have to ask our fans to help us out. We ended up getting somewhere in the neighborhood of $76,000, and then I put in the same amount. It worked out well because it was really nice to see all the support.
Was it at all a humbling experience?
Chuck Negron: Not really. Once I got into the spirit of the whole thing and saw that many of my peers in this business were using it, I realized it was part of the norm.
Do you think you'll do another album in the future using the same method of funding?
Chuck Negron: I might. I already have several songs that I'm in the process of completing, it will be another year before they're ready. But I'll probably give it a shot and see what happens.
How's the critical reception for Generations treating you?
Chuck Negron: I've been getting a lot of really nice feedback about the songs, the production. Of course the album contains three never-released Three Dog Night songs, so hopefully the fans will get something that they feel relates to the reason that they're helping me.
Were the songs recorded and produced back in the Three Dog Night era? The album has a more modern sound to it.
Chuck Negron: The vocals are all original. There are some musical components that were added because as Three Dog Night tracks they were unfinished. That's the reason that they were never originally on any Three Dog Night albums. It needed some guitar work to bring it up to speed.
It's an interesting album, it seems to change color depending on the mood you're in when listening. Is this something you were aware of when you recorded it?
Chuck Negron: Well, my writing takes you through some very interesting trips, but it always tries to end up in the same place, in a very positive place. It has different avenues that it travels on, but in the end the message is one of redemption.
Faith and hope will carry you along, if you can find something that you believe in more than yourself.
What have you found that fits that bill?
Chuck Negron: When I was in rehab back at CRI-Help Rehab 26 years ago, a couple of wonderful things happened to me that gave me faith that I wasn't in this journey of life by myself.
Isn't it more about how much faith you have in yourself ultimately?
Chuck Negron: No, not at all. I have great faith in myself, but that's because I have the feeling and the belief that I'm being supported by a power that's greater than me. I also receive a great deal of support from my fans, and that's a very powerful thing.
I find it amazing that I can mean so much to so many people even when I haven't meant as much to myself.
You reworked "Be My Baby," the old Ronettes standard. Did you find it hard to approach something as iconic as this song?
Chuck Negron: I don't look at it as something to improve on. I think there's some sort of magic that happens during the recording process, and once you have it down, you have it captured there forever. I look at all songs that I record in the same way, it's something that you try to make different in many ways, and try to bring something different to it. In this case, it was the use of the girls and a nice, uplifting sound to recreate a great song.
What was it like working with your daughters? Was this the first time in the studio with Dad? Did you have to do a lot of coaching?
Chuck Negron: Charlie, my 23-year-old, has been working in the studio for a long time. She made her first record when she was nine years old, David Foster helped her arrange it and played piano. When she was ten, she appeared on the stage with me at The Hollywood Bowl in front of over 17,000 people. My other daughter Annabelle, it was the same thing, she kind of followed in her sister's footsteps. She has appeared with me in Vegas and is no stranger to the studio. It's not like I'm bringing them in and having them do something that would embarrass them, it's something that they do very well.
I'd like to move into an area I'm sure you're used to discussing often. Can you tell me about your time in rehab, at CRI- Help?
Chuck Negron: It was September 17, 1991. I wanted to cry help, and they took a spiritually and physically broken man, and they changed me with many tools and an unbelievable support group. Once you complete rehab, you can come back on Monday nights for meetings, and you can come back every morning for step studies. Once you graduate, you're not just thrown out onto the streets. After two years you're allowed to sponsor other people, helping them get their mind right, not using, etc.
Do you sponsor a lot of people?
Chuck Negron: I did for many many years. I still do benefits for them, trying to raise money, or I'll speak on different things. I have hepatitis C and I'll speak at the hep conventions. It's part of my life.
Did you get it from sharing needles?
Chuck Negron: Yes, it's part of what happens when you're a drug addict.
Opioids can be very dangerous, especially with the populace largely turning to the medical profession to get them today.
Chuck Negron: Doctors are the new drug dealers, they've moved off the streets into the offices.
You don't do any drugs at all? No weed?
Chuck Negron: No, nothing at all. As a matter of fact, a few months before my Happy Together tour, I fell and broke my hip and was in a great deal of pain, and I refused to take painkillers. I wasn't going to take that chance.
Painkillers can be an incredibly addictive drug.
Chuck Negron: That's the funny thing about it. You could be the owner of that button that predetermines that you could become an addict very easily, and you could go many decades without ever knowing it. And you start taking that stuff innocently enough and then all of a sudden, you're an addict! You're rolling the dice.
This is a very poignant statement, because it appears more and more today people are finding out the hard way that they are predisposed to addiction and find themselves addicted to painkillers, sometimes in middle age.
Chuck Negron: Yeah, it's a button that can just get pushed, and it's a really scary thing. You're really rolling the dice with your life. The sad thing is that there are a lot of people that are becoming addicts now that don't really have that criteria for addiction, but are taking these pain pills that are SO addicting, they become addicted even though they never would normally under any other circumstances. That's why so many people are dying from this, they don't have the addictive personalities, but the pills are just so powerful.
What do you think of the current administration's efforts to clean up what they call "The Opioid Crisis"?
Chuck Negron: Back when heroin was first introduced and put out, it was such an effective drug for pain, and they really didn't know of the addictive elements in it. It was sold over the counter, as was cocaine. You could get it right over the counter, until they started having all of these problems much like they are now, and they outlawed it, and that's what they should do with these pills.
I would say that with all the technology that we have, they could find a pill that could hit the portion of the brain that would stop the pain that wouldn't be addictive like opiates. That's my feeling, and I feel that this is the direction that they should go. If something is killing people, you stop it, just like they did with heroin and cocaine. What the people are doing is they are getting illegal heroin and illegal pills anyway, so don't get them addicted in the first place.
Stop it! They need to give patients something else that doesn't get them addicted.
How much do you think you've blown on drugs in your lifetime?
Chuck Negron: Oh my god, my entire fortune. Millions of dollars. I was part owner of an apartment in Beverly Hills. The group America lived there, there were many musicians who lived there. I was running out of money, and I couldn't access the funds in my pension. I paid $35,000 for it, and it was now a multi-million dollar place. That was the only money I could get, so right there was a couple of million dollars. I needed it, I was spending thousands of dollars a day on drugs. $2,000-$3,000 a day adds up over ten years.
Do you think the city of Los Angeles had anything to do with you getting into drugs, or was it more of a music thing? Los Angeles has a reputation for devouring artists.
Chuck Negron: No, I mean, I came from the Bronx [laughs]. I came from the South Bronx, you wanna talk about drugs? Where I grew up, things were pretty edgy you know. The reason I got involved in drugs was the times really, I mean, it was the 60's, I had just left college, I had very "collegiate" clothes. I wore loafers with no socks [laughs], which are now very popular again. I didn't have long hair like the other kids did at the time, and Columbia kind of wanted me to get into the groove of things, so they'd send me to premieres and parties.
These two girls had taken me to a party for Donovan Leitch where I ran into Danny Hutton, and we hit it off really well. He was getting high, and everyone there was getting high, and I really respected these people. Danny had a hit record at the time that was on the charts called "Roses and Rainbows," Donovan was a big star, all of these people were very successful. At this party there were models and actors, it was very hip. I had never been to a party like this before in my life, and I saw all of these people as very attractive and very successful and I just made a left turn, and went from being a guy who never did anything to getting high with them, and then I just liked it so much I never stopped.
There's a real reality to the fact that certain people have a real disposition, and are more predisposed to a condition of addiction to others, and that's why you don't want to even play around, to do drugs even socially because you don't know until you start whether you're one of those people or not.
How did you end up moving to Los Angeles from New York?
Chuck Negron: When I was a senior in high school, I got several basketball scholarships, and I was ready to go to Utah State, because they had done really well. I think they went to the final eight of the NCAA playoffs. The next year they won, so I would have been on the championship team. In my heart though, what I really wanted to do was to go to California, because that's where my father and all of my family on my father's side were. My grandmother, aunts and uncles, I was very close with them, and they all left NY for California when I was young, and I would spend summers with them. I finally got an offer from a small school. It wasn't anything like Utah State, but it was close to my father.
It was called Hancock College, and it was a great school, a great basketball school. From there I got an deal from Cal State, Bill Sharman was the coach there. He's the one who built up the Lakers. At any rate, when I finished at Hancock College, I had already signed on at Columbia Records under the name Chuck Rondell, They were very excited about me because I had already had a couple of regional records in Santa Maria. In my first years of college, I had signed with two different record companies and had some success on the charts, because you could have regional hits back then. So then I went to record with Columbia, and that's how I got to L.A.
How in touch are you with your Latino heritage, you're part Puerto Rican aren't you?
Chuck Negron: It's actually the closest part of my family, and the biggest part of my family that's still alive out here in California. I'm kind of sad that I don't speak Spanish, when I was younger I was learning it, but then my father moved and my sister and I went into the orphanage so that process stopped. I'm very proud of being a Puerto Rican. On my new album Generations, I have a song called "I'm half Puerto Rican", and in it I "Shine like a beacon."
When you perform live, do you give any special attention to the Three Dog Night hits?
Chuck Negron: I have to. When I went solo, the promoters told me that if I didn't sing more Three Dog Night songs, they weren't going to book me. I was taken aback, but something changed my opinion. I went to see David Bowie in concert, and he wasn't playing any of his older hits, and I thought "what a fool, he should do the old stuff." So after that, I started playing the old songs.
The more I did them the more successful my shows were.
I heard you have special glasses that feed you oxygen, is that true?
Chuck Negron: Yes, it's true. I reached a point where the COPD was going to prevent me from performing live, I could have literally died on stage. But people aren't going to pay to see someone singing with an oxygen mask on, so I had to do something or it was all going to be over. Luckily my girlfriend Amy stumbled across this pair of glasses that feed the oxygen from the tank, through the glasses, to the wearer. The cord has been modified to look like a guitar cable, so it's more "rock and roll." The audience can't even tell. It changed my entire career.
Which of the Three Dog Night songs do you cherish the most?
Chuck Negron: I like different songs for different reasons. I like "One" because it was our first million-selling record, that one really put us in the game. It has a special place in my heart for other reasons too, it was done in one take, and at the time I was in awe of what came out of me, I couldn't believe I'd done that.
I loved "Joy To The World" because it became a signature song for us, and it's still a hit to this day.
I've always wondered, who was Jeremiah the Bullfrog?
Chuck Negron: I don't know, he was a bullfrog, I guess, a bullfrog with an alcohol problem.
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that knocked the father to the ground. he grabbed his son and ran. >> i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: when police came, they thought the robbers could still be in the house. the police surrounded the house and searched inside. >> my kids were out here playing. so i came out here to go and find them, sew where they -- see where they were. >> i just wanted to make sure my kids were okay. >> that's pretty harsh. >> reporter: that's what shawn reed saw, the robbers using a stun gun. anne arundel county police used a helicopter and dogs but couldn't find anything. in pasadena, don harrison. we're also following a
developing story out of demplet -- denver. people are found dead in a bar. police are convinced they were dead before the fire started. >> reporter: police say the crime occurred before the fire started at fero's bar and grill. they found five bodies, four women and one man. it was obvious the victims did not die from the flames early wednesday morning. >> arson, i'm guessing to mask the homicide. >> reporter: detectives said there's clear evidence all five were murdered. >> there's trauma to the bodies. >> reporter: why they aren't elaborating on what that trauma; detectives are narrowing down a timeline. firefighters responded about 1:50. young fero is one of the owners.
he says police have not asked him to identify the bodies. right now is detectives are pulling evidence and set offing through ashes. >> it will be a long drawnout investigation at this point. >> reporter: autopsies are expected to be done on the five -- done on the five victims and police are searching for victims who may have visited the bar on tuesday. >> george zimmerman will face murder charges on june the 10th. the 29-year-old former block watch volunteer charged with killing 17-year-old trayvon martin. the trial is expected to last three weeks. currently zimmerman is out jail on bail. baltimore council members are putting people on the hot
seat, part of the confirmation for anthony bats. what's on their mind? >> reporter: what'sen their mind -- the protesters. they said they are dpns the confirmation of chief anthony bats. they said they don't know enough about him. there are allegations made against him on domestic violence. they said they have a lot of questions and they also want to find out his views dealing with community problems. he is the former chief of long beach and oakland, california, but that's all anybody knows about him. tonight scan sill will get a chance to ask questions about the chief. here's video of him. he was nominated by mayor stephanie rawlings-blake back in august. he has been getting to know the city and a lot of the problems.
many council members say he knows some of the problems. the council said he can ping where commissioner fred bealefeld left off. >> we have to focus, go back and have a greater focus on community engagement and property crimes, burglaries, robberies, thingses that impact the family, things that make them move ot or not come to the city. >> reporter: according to the councilman, he said one of the things he did do is he drove with him for about two hours where he identified a lot of the problems. he said some of the things are the small crimes that irritate
people. so that's some of the questions he has to find out what he's going to do to solve some of the personal crimes. the hearing started about a minute ago. we'll hopefully have sound from anthony bats coming up. that is the setup, clear conditions over the east, new rain maker, rocketing toward areas north and east of canada. 50s, rather clear and cool.
>> we first told you about the missing money trail of hal katz. joce sterman broke the story and is here with a katz business partner who is feeling the pain. >> reporter: back in june gordy bunch bought half the stock at one of katz' company. he said he spent a million bucks and had no idea the insurance provider was unstable. he called katz the maryland madoff. >> hi. i'm hal katz. >> reporter: katz, nonfor these outrageous commercial -- known for these outrageous commercials is at the center of an investigation. he is 50% owner of an insurance provider. that's interstate.
he said he had no idea katz' company was broke we he bought it. the shorn's administration found fraud, too, discovering $800,000 that should have gone between two of katz' companies but never moved. the company hasn't been paid premiums from the katz' agency for 2012. they've been essentially taken over as part of a state agreement and are operating legitimately. if you want to know more about his operation, just go to the investigator section on our website abc 2news.com. >> the deadly fungal meningitis is down to 18 nationwide. four more died yesterday. two more have been infected. the feds say more issues were
reported with drugs produced by the new england compounding center. they are cooperating with the government. the spin from last night as debate, president obama was more aggressive and governor mitt romney did not hold back. the president said he made it easier for the women to seek the same pay as men. the governor said his massachusetts administration had a number of women if roles. >> mr. president, have you looked at your pension? >> i don't look at my pension. it's in the has big as yours, so it doesn't take as long. >> the third and final debate will be held on monday in pow ca a tone -- boca raton, florida where they will talk about foreign policy. did that sway your opinion, the
way they performed? let us know how you feel about it on facebook. >> somebody from cnn last night watched the debate more than once and had to count every single word uttered. president obama spoke for three minutes and 14 seconds longer than mitt romney. >> how much is the person getting paid to do that. >> wants to count the word -- who wants to count the words? i'll do it. >> gentlemen, start taking your vitamins. >> did you know that thick juicy steak and potatoes will have you stopping for gas tomorrow. >> and hit the books. why one woman is blaming the
library for missing her homecoming. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, therefore i should not deny others based upon mine.
it's about fairness. this law does not force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and protecting all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6.
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the johns hopkins breast cancer program is designed to look at what can be done to help treatments. the provider component makes sure providers know things going forward. it gives patients the idea that we want them to be in control of what survivorship care should look look and giving them the right tools to transition from after care to long-term survivorship healthy patients can talk about what happened. they can share their story and let the dust settle but give them the tangible tools about going forward.
so it puts them in control and lets them be in charge offer that on care. >> survival stories, and these are the reasons we're going to walk and run for a cure on sunday. not too late to get involved. sunday we'll be in hunt valley. you can join us on race day in hunt valley the 21st. and abc2 will be there, a whole team of us. find us on the main stage area and also the water stop. this year we'll bring you the race live on air on your mobile device from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m. if you miss the race, you can reair it on our digital channel, the live well network from 4 to 7 p.m. beautiful night over baltimore and across the entire
state. gorgeous conditions. 64 degrees. we do have some changing weather dubois tomorrow night. in the meantime we've been basking in sunshine. noise day it go outside. robert w. coleman. then bright skies. gorgeous weather. fall color on the east side on the campus of ccbc. some reds, yellows, orange hues, fall foilage beginning to peefnlgt as we look at havre de grace, fall foilage on the other side of the susquehanna, a couple of changing trees along the banks of the susquehanna river. mid-60s now, low 60s toward the bee. comfortable, seasonable weather. mid to upper 60s, just about where we should be. the wind direction has been turning south. last night spots falling into
the upper 30s. tonight we're in the upper 40s. not as chilly overnight. to the north and west, a few showers as close as ohio. the main weather maker continues to be out to the west. we'll give upan early preview of the timing. looks like scattered showers become a possibility after the morning or after the evening and after the morning commute. as we go past 6:00, 7:00, showers and a couple of isolated embed thunderstorms. right now the weekend looks cooler. there's that next weather maker. you see the rain coming down here north and west of us. big time showers west of chicagoland. here's our area of low prerchlt
the main system will drift north into new england. we'll catch the southern edge. again, that comes through tomorrow night into early friday morning. here's rafael, once a hurricane and at 5:00 national hurricane center downgrading it to a post tropical system, intense winds, sending large surfs. some of the waves may hit places has close as ocean city. for most of us, this will be a done deal. chilly. that is the scenario tonight, into the day tomorrow, 70 or so, not bad butten crewing clouds. we'll look for the possibility of a late day shower. we'll bring scattered showers along with breezy milder weather. the next few days, again, that round of rain tomorrow night clears by early friday morning. where avenue left with 73 degrees. cooler weather blows in on saturday into sunday. the weekend will be in the 60s
could be as low as the upper 40s. and early next week temperatures climbing into the low even mid-70s. right now it looks through wednesday of next week we could see mid-70s. you know the old term, grandma and grandpa used to use this one, indian summer. >> wouldn't you like to be on the beach, watching a sunset? >> i'd rather be here with you guys. many of us take our vitamins to stay healthy but a study shows that vitamins may protect against cancer. >> reporter: taking a multivitamin may offer some protection against cancer in healthy middle aged men accord tutsed "wall street journal.
men were followed for more than a deck kate. half took the multivitamin silver. the other took a placebo. the american cancer society says that more studies need to be done to see if these results can be replicated. the men were healthy nonsmokers and experts aren't sure if the cancer benefits will apply to smokers, other high risk groups or women. the american cancer said people who want to be healthy get the vitamins from the food they eat. those who want to take a pill can take the multivitamin. we all know that obesity can
have negative effects on our health. it turns out it can be bad for your gas mileage. an author said american's yearly fuel consumption is going up partly because of continued weight gain. the u.s. energy department said an extra 100-pounds in your vehicle can reduce yourno carri0
these would-be rob beers tried to snag shirts from a department store. when they went to make their getaway, everybody tripped over each other, like the three stooges. the shoots were left on the floor. the robbers got away with nothing. thousands of people gathered to remember the life of jessica
ridgeway, the 10-year-old colorado girl who went missing and was found dead. family and friends showed up wearing purple. police have few clues. the suicide of a teenage girl has taken another twist tonight president the internet hacking group anonymous -- the girl took her life because of cyber bullying. anonymous revealed the name and address of a vancouver man who was the primary bully. the man is being toremented himself. before her death amanda was hurting and reaching out will for help. >> i've never seen as many things go wrong as did here. she looked for help online, talked about how she was cutting, her suicide attempts
and said she had no one. this lady lived out loud lown. -- out loud online. no one stepped in to help. all right. we have a teenage girl who was banned from her homecoming dance all because of a library book. florida teenager dominique stearns said she spent hours purchasing for the dress but when she went to purchase it she couldn't because she had an everdue library book. >> she's not being punished because she got into a fight but because she has an overdue library book. >> her mom promised to bring the
book back. she hopes to attend next year. >> how overdue was it? the national do not call list is supposed to protects from unwanted telemarketers. >> lance armstrong is accused of doping. now his sponsors are dropping him. the latest on the scandal. >> railroad these lifeguards? they were punished for doing
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