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Paramore: Fences (LIVE) – Video - March 7, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

Paramore: Fences (LIVE)
Paramore #39;s audio stream for #39;Fences #39; from the live album, The Final RIOT! - available now on Fueled By Ramen. Download it at http://smarturl.it/thefinalriot ...

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Swing for the fences? That's always Danny Ainge's plan - March 7, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

NEW ORLEANS There were three reactions when we read the report that sources are saying the Celtics plan to swing for the proverbial fences this summer. The mention came in a rundown of teams with money to spend and what their wish lists may be.

The first reflex was to digest the statement and the sections naming of potential Celtics targets.

The next two reactions were accompanied by laughter. Whoever gave estimable reporter Steve Kyler the line about the longball either messed up his metaphor or has a very good sense of humor. I mean, is fence-swinging really the best way to describe any activity involving Danny Ainge? The guy had 721 major league plate appearances and 665 official at-bats with the Blue Jays . . . and hit just two home runs.

The second and more serious response came after hearing people latch on to the fences phrase and treat it as a change in the way the Celtics are approaching their reconstruction process.

This is humorous because, well, has there ever been a time when Ainge did not try to go big?

You have to go all the way back to, lets see . . . last summer to find the Celtics desperately trying to inject themselves into bidding for elite players. They did, in fact, make a call to see if LeBron James might be available to them. And no one expects Marc Gasol to leave Memphis or Kawhi Leonard to leave San Antonio, but its fair to assume the Celts will try.

Last summer, the Cs thought Kevin Love was a more realistic target than James, and they pushed hard to get in on his sweepstakes. Ainge did everything in his asset-laden power to pair Love with Rajon Rondo, even though he knew he was putting himself in a position to have to overpay Rondo when he becomes an unrestricted free agent this summer.

The Celts would have taken that chance if it meant acquiring Love and accelerating themselves out of the hoarding draft picks and hoping enough of them hit so they can be kept or used as trade bait phase.

Ainge and the clubs ownership would much rather be preparing for a serious and deep playoff run now, rather than being appreciative of the collective patience of their following. Dannys the kind of guy whod trade his son and Celts player personnel director Austin if it meant getting a key building block. (Ainge to wife, Michelle: Sure I love him, but we really, really need a knockdown shooter in the backcourt.)

The Celtics also need a defensive presence at the rim, which begat the pursuit of free agent JaVale McGee that fell through yesterday. The club was willing to take a chance on someone with alleged personality issues, but not enough to guarantee him a contract for next year.

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My View: Lets build fences, not tear down gates - March 7, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

It started with an anonymous Facebook profile, named Susana Martinez, created by a student at Capital High School. Over the next week, a series of posts followed, encouraging a student walkout at both Capital High School and Santa Fe High School on Monday, Feb. 24, to protest the new PARCC exams. The Facebook page read, This walk out has to be all school day so we can get the attention we need from our governor. We will refuse to work and refuse to comply to any orders since it is our right to peacefully protest, dont be worried about getting in trouble Be ready to be outside for more than a couple hours Do not pull any fire alarms, be rude to teachers, make any conflict between each other. When outside go to your designated fire drill area, do not go on any roads.

But thats not what happened. Moments after students left class around 10:30 a.m. Monday, many began walking to their cars and out onto the street, leaving school grounds. Granted, it was bitter cold outside, so maybe no one should have expected shivering students to stand out in the freezing wind all day long. Security guards rushed about, shutting gates and blocking the roads, but not before many students had left. One student used a tow line to pull down a parking lot gate, resulting in the gate being damaged and that student being charged with destruction of property over $1,000.

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Derry Area adds instructor for agriculture, horticulture - March 7, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

Derry Area School District will be expanding its agriculture and horticulture program starting in the 2015-16 school year.

School directors voted Thursday to add a second instructor to the department.

The move to add an agriculture/horticulture teacher enables Derry to become one of only a few districts in the state offering the Curriculum for Agricultural Science Education, or CASE program, according to agriculture/ horticulture instructor and FFA adviser Roy Campbell.

It's very significant for the school going forward, Campbell said. We're excited about all the new possibilities it's going to bring to the program. I believe it's going to bring a new level to the ag curriculum that's going to be based around STEM education, science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It's taking agriculture, which is really a science-based field, and using that as the basis of what the curriculum will be.

The additional instructor will enable extension of the program to the middle school, with an eighth-grade program and middle-school FFA, Campbell said.

We do have our tuition students who come in from other districts, so this may also be of interest to some students from other districts, Campbell said. This year I currently have seven students who give up their home school to come here (for the agriculture/horticulture program), so this may expand that also because we're offering more.

The school board approved a revised calendar for the remainder of the 2014-15 school year, which would move the last day of instruction to June 5 and reduce the district's spring break by two days to make up for snow days, including Thursday's cancellation.

School directors approved contracts for three capital projects, awarding the contract for resurfacing of the gymnasium floor to S&S Flooring for $35,400 and replacement of middle/high school pool lockers to Three Rivers Wholesale for $17,129.80. The middle/high school driveway paving project was divided into four areas for bidding purposes. Contracts for the project totaled $152,958 with a $13,050 contract to Murin and Murin, a $120,400 contract with Tresco Paving and two contracts totaling $16,928 with K. Dolan Construction for paving work and a contract of $2,580 with JR Paving for line painting.

The board unanimously rejected a motion to approve Olds Engineering Consultants, Inc. as project engineer for HVAC renovations at Eastern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center at a fee not to exceed 5.5 percent of the project cost.

Greg Reinbold is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-459-6100, ext. 2913 or greinbold@tribweb.com.

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Interior Demolition of a Fire House – Video - March 7, 2015 by Mr HomeBuilder

Interior Demolition of a Fire House
Interior Demolition of a Fire House, Here #39;s my video of my job where we had to remove all drywall to be recycled from a firehouse, That was full of smoke w...

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