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Honors: 2009 - Named 2nd team All-Sun Belt by the league's coaches and media ... Voted a permanent team captain by his teammates for 2009 ... Named 2nd team All-Sun Belt by Phil Steele ... Named 1st team All-Sun Belt by Rivals.com ... Won the Iron Man title for the Combo Group following spring practice in late April ... 2008 - Named third team All-Sun Belt by Phil Steele ... 2007 - Named the Most Dependable Linebacker in the spring while also earning the Most Improved Strength Training award for the linebackers.
2009: Started all 13 games ... Led all linebackers with 935 snaps played including a season-high 93 at FAU ... Had 70 or more snaps eight times ... Earned 10 winning grades from the coaching staff ... Was second on the team with 94 tackles while setting career-highs in tackles for loss (12.5), sacks (6.5), and forced fumbles (6) ... Finished the year ranked second nationally in forced fumbles and 16th in quarterback sacks ... Turned in six tackles, including two TFLs and a sack, in win over Memphis while pacing all linebackers with 55 snaps played ... Led the Blue Raiders with 10 tackles and two forced fumbles in win over Maryland ... Had six tackles and a forced fumble at North Texas ... Turned in eight tackles, a forced fumble, and a sack at Troy ... Added seven tackles against Mississippi State ... Recorded five tackles to go along with two TFLs and a sack against WKU ... Led the Blue Raiders with a career-best 15 tackles at FAU to go with a pass breakup, quarterback hurry, and a half sack ... Had seven tackles, including 3.5 for loss, two forced fumbles, and a quarterback hurry in win over FIU ... Turned in six tackles and a sack in win over ASU ... Had 10 stops and 1.5 sacks in win at ULM ... Recorded seven tackles and an interception in New Orleans Bowl win over Southern Miss.
2008: Played in all 12 games and had 11 starts ... Turned in his best season as a Blue Raider with a team-high 89 tackles (coaches had him with 117 tackles) ... Also added 11.5 tackles for loss, three sacks, and interception, two forced fumbles, and three pass breakups ... Had 18 winning grades from the coaches to rank second on the team (11 defense, 7 special teams) ... Played 872 total snaps on the season to lead all linebackers and rank third on the defense ... Registered four tackles and forced a fumble in season opener against Troy ... Collected three stops in win over Maryland to go along with his first career interception that setup a Blue Raider touchdown ... Had nine tackles against Kentucky while playing 100 total snaps ... Led the Blue Raiders with eight stops at Arkansas State to go along with a tackle for loss ... Played a solid game in win over FAU with 10 tackles (career-best nine solo stops), a sack, two tackles for loss, and two pass breakups ... Added nine tackles, a forced fumble and a pass breakup at FIU while pacing all linebackers with 60 snaps ... Had a career-high 12 tackles, including two for loss of yards at Louisville ... Collected five solo stops at Mississippi State ... Led the Blue Raiders with nine tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss in win over ULM ... Had nine tackles, a sack, and 1.5 tackles for loss at WKU ... Turned in 10 tackles and a career-best three tackles for loss against Louisiana.
2007: Played in all 12 games and earned 10 starts ... Finished third on the team with 55 tackles to go along with 5.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks, a pass breakup, and a forced fumble ... Led all linebackers with 687 snaps played including a high of 97 against ULM and also paced the unit with seven winning grades from the coaches ... Collected nine tackles in the Blue-White game ... Made his first collegiate start at FAU and had two tackles and a pass breakup ... Registered six stops and a tackle for loss at Louisville while collecting five tackles at LSU ... Had two tackles in loss to WKU ... Led the Blue Raiders with five stops against FIU to go along with a sack ... Had three tackles including a sack against Virginia ... Shared the team lead with seven tackles at Memphis including a tackle for loss and a forced fumble that led to a Blue Raider touchdown ... Had five tackles against Arkansas State and had two at North Texas ... Registered six tackles and two tackles for loss in win over ULM ... Tallied five solo tackles against ULL and ended the season with seven stops at Troy.
2006: Played in 11 games as a true freshman and collected 26 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and one sack ... Did not see any action in opener against FIU ... Played in his first collegiate game at Maryland with eight snaps on special teams and one on defense ... Had one tackle against the Terps ... Registered four stops in win over Tennessee Tech and earned a "winning performance" from the coaching staff on special teams and defense ... Was in on 38 plays at Oklahoma and tallied four tackles en route to being just one of six defensive players to earn a "winning performance" ... Collected two tackles in 25 snaps at North Texas (earned a "winning performance" from the coaches for defense and special teams) and registered one stop against Louisville (earned a "winning performance" on special teams) ... Had one stop at Louisiana-Monroe and earned a "winning performance" ... Collected one tackle at Louisiana-Lafayette and received a "winning performance" on defense and special teams ... Also had a "winning grade" on special teams in win over FAU ... Turned in a career performance at Arkansas State with a team-leading 10 tackles, his first career sack, and two tackles for loss ... Did not play at South Carolina due to a foot injury ... Came back to play against Troy but did not record a tackle ... Added two stops against Central Michigan in the Motor City Bowl.
High School: Helped lead Woodstock to the playoffs for the first time in school history in 2005 ... Tallied 137 total tackles including 110 solo stops his senior year to go along with 13 tackles for loss, five sacks, two interceptions, four forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries ... Also had 381 rushing yards and seven touchdowns as the starting fullback ... Was honorable mention all-state by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and named honorable mention AJC Super 11 ... Voted the Region 6-AAAAA Defensive Player of the Year while also being named Defensive Player of the Year by the Cherokee Tribune and the Cherokee Ledger News ... The Cherokee Gridiron Club named him the Player of the Year in 2005 while also honoring him with the Iron Man award ... Named to the GACA North-South All-Star game where he was the starting linebacker ... As a junior he collected 110 tackles (87 solos), five sacks, five tackles for loss, three interceptions, and recovered two fumbles ... Was all-region, all-county, and was the Woodstock Football Defensive Player of the Year ... Listed in Who's Who Among National High School Students
Full Name: Danny Ray Carmichael ... Parents: Dan and Robyn Carmichael ... Born: 5/24/88 ... Major: Exercise Science.


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On Friday, April 26, at approximately 10:45 a.m., my dog, Mia, was injured in Martin's parking lot. Store cameras did not capture the scene.
I left my vehicle locked and driver's side window cracked for my dog. When I returned to my vehicle my dog was cowering behind the seat.
As I pulled away I was approached by a witness who saw a man reaching into my vehicle and abusing my dog.
I would like to ask the lady in the white Jetta who saw the man hurt my dog, please come forward and contact the sheriff's department and speak with Corporal McBee.
If anyone witnessed this occurrence or has any information please come forward.
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This is the most exciting game i've watched the Hornets play this season.
WOW! yahoo has been acting up, but we bout to get it
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fun team to watch. everybody wants to win so badly. refreshing for an NBA team.
Gutty come back led by AD & GV
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Rockefeller Center - 19 W.49th Street
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New York, NY 10020
Rockefeller Center Midtown
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Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(212) 332-7610
Hours of Operation:
MONDAY-FRIDAY: 11:30am-3:00pm; 5:00pm-10:00pm
SATURDAY: 2:00pm-10:00pm
BAR: Monday-Friday 11:30am-10:00pm and Saturday 2:00pm-10:00pm
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Seafood, Contemporary American, Sushi
Executive Chef:
Yuhi Fujinaga
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Getting there
Cross Street:
5th & 6th Aves
Public Transit:
B,D,M,F trains at 47-50 Streets Rockefeller Center
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Central Parking Garage (located on 48th St between 5th and 6th Aves, closer to 5th on the South side of the street)Parking.
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The Sea Grill captures the essence of the sea and the true glamour of New York. Combining both classic and contemporary elements, The Sea Grill offers one of the City's most creative ocean-inspired menus. From sushi combinations to chowders and from the distinctive seafood bar to savory plancha
offerings, The Sea Grill wraps diners in a sublime, sophisticated scene that conveys the depth and comfort of the sea.
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Diner Reviews
I visited this place with my
coworkers for restaurant week experience and the food was good, the atmosphere was cozy and nice. But our waiter had some problems. He was a bit rude to us and when I asked something, his attitude was like "I told you before" What. Is there a problem when a customer asks something once again and repeat it as a waiter? That waiter was terrible for service job. I don't want to go back to this place because of him."
Dined on 7/23/2014
This was my first time at The Sea
Grill and it was wonderful. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. The place is beautiful, the service was excellent & the food was amazing!! I advise everyone to try the flash fried rock shrimp and ramen noodle salad, as well as the suckling pig confit!! Delicious does not begin to describe it!!"
Dined on 7/22/2014
Their attention to detail was
amazing in every aspect and we enjoyed it thoroughly."
Dined on 7/22/2014
Went during NY Restaurant Week
(surprise when we arrived). Nice selections for 3 course meal and nice wine pairings. Good value Guest w me had first chance to see Rock Center as added bonus."
Dined on 7/21/2014
Had a lovely summer lunch at this
restaurant, which is conveniently located in Rockefeller Center. Beautiful outdoor seating. Great service and perfectly prepared food. Also, bottles of wine are 1/2 price on Saturdays during the summer."
Dined on 7/19/2014
For business and tourist people A
perfect location."
Dined on 7/17/2014
The Sea Grill is among the top
seafood restaurants in NY and is in one the most special settings. The ambiance is also very appealing and low key and the service exceptional. The wonder is that more New Yorkers don't flock here - it is not the tourist spot some may fear. I come here as often as I can."
Dined on 7/8/2014
Bit of rich stodgy dinner crowd
but great food and service."
Dined on 7/1/2014
Very relaxing respite from the
hustle and bustle of NYC with amazing seafood. Second time dining there over several years and it never disappoints."
Dined on 6/28/2014
We were celebrating a friend's
retirement with a dinner and chose the Sea Grill. What a wonderful time we had! Our waitress was delightful, the food was delicious and the whole evening was terrific! The extra touches (tasting spoons with the appetizers and bite-size sweets with dessert)were the icing on the cake! It was truly an evening to remember!"
Dined on 6/28/2014
This was my first time at The Sea
Grill. The staff was friendly and the food was delicious. I highly recommend it."
Dined on 6/27/2014
Our group of 6 from Louisiana
attended Vigil Mass at st. Patrick's and then walked across to the Rockefeller for our reservations. Entire Party enjoyed their meal. Crab Cakes were a favorite!"
Dined on 6/21/2014
I was in NY for the weekend and
was looking for something close to the theater district. This is right in Rockefeller plaza, and we dined outside, which was beautifully set up in Aqua and white. Our waiter was fun and suggested a wonderful wine. We has the lobster pre fixe menu for $55 a person and the lobster pot pie was so delicious and memorable. I will absolutely come back next time I am in town."
Dined on 6/21/2014
The Sea Grill is one of my
favorite special occasion restaurants. We dined here before attending the theater for our anniversary. Our waiter could not have been nicer. The fish was fresh and beautifully presented. We were surprised by a special anniversary dessert. We will go back again and again."
Dined on 6/20/2014
A delightful evening in a private
dinning room with excellent service and cuisine."
Dined on 6/17/2014
The food never disappoints. An
absolute must is the crab cakes. You won't find them better anywhere."
Dined on 6/17/2014
We were so very pleased with The
Sea Griill restaurant after almost a 20 year span of time from our last visit. Everything from ambience, waitstaff and menu were perfection for our dinner experience. Completely changed from what we had remembered. Knowledgable waitstaff, extraordinary chef beautiful interior, and the freshest fish, plated and served without fanfare- just pure simplicity, on a pristeen canvass. We enjoyed and devoured every morsel from start to finish. Do have a meal here today if you can and ASAP also. We can't wait to go back-"
Dined on 6/14/2014
With sea foam green tones and
moderate noise level it is a cool respite among the chaos in Rockefeller Center. But it looks out on the plaza and you feel you're a part of the energy without the assault that goes with it. Lovely location. Food and service we very good. Of course it's all about the seafood. Pricey like all midtown eateries but relative to the others fair value."
Dined on 6/10/2014
Food was very disappointing. Crab
cakes had more breadcrumbs than crab, also not warm. Seafood chowder not warm enough, lacked seasoning so was very bland. Spinach looked old and tired. Carmelised Fig dessert tasted old, cold and unappetizing. Only bright spot was attentive server. Will NEVER return. First visit in 10 years. Used to love this place. Tremendously expensive, I felt ripped-off!!! Totally spoiled a 35 th Anniversary celebration of my sister/ husband who were visiting from Scotland."
Dined on 6/10/2014
I took my sisters to The Sea Grill
Friday night, which was a first for them. The restaurant did a terrific job in making it a special evening with its usual attentive service. All of our appetizers and entrees were delicious. One of my sisters only eats vegetables and the entree that was prepared was both beautiful in presentation and perfect for her tastes. The Spicy Tuna roll was a great starter and the Arctic Char was poached to perfection. While the ambiance is probably best with the winter rink activity in the shadow of the Christmas Tree, the restaurant also has a festive feeling with the summer outdoor seating. The prices are not cheap, but the Sea Grill provides a quintessential New York evening for both tourists and residents."
Dined on 6/6/2014
The service was great but the food
merely mediocre, typical for a "tourist" location."
Dined on 5/29/2014
Our very important guests were
very pleased with everything hence we were also very pleased"
Dined on 5/21/2014
Great hospitality, wonderful
service, nice view. The location of the restaurant is perfect!"
Dined on 5/19/2014
Enjoyed the lunch and can't wait
to go back. Nice place."
Dined on 5/12/2014
Superb in all respects. Sea Grill
is among the finest restaurants in the city. Inventive preparations, excellent yet unobtrusive service and magnificent views all combine to create a wonderful dining experience."
Dined on 5/11/2014
This is our "go to" dinner
restaurant when we visit the city. Rockefeller Center is a tourist destination but The Sea Grill doesn't seem like a tourist restaurant. It has a refined graceful ambiance. Although in the Winter months it is fun to be entertained by the skaters. The food is always consistently good as is the service. We have never been disappointed."
Dined on 5/9/2014
Our waiter was excellent. He gave
us fabulous recommendations for dinner and was very knowledgeable. The Sea Grill is a very nice restaurant, atmosphere was wonderful, service was great. I highly recommend the Sea Grill to all that enjoy seafood. Great choice and it is one of my favorite restaurants."
Dined on 5/9/2014
Service was pleasant. Portobello
fries are yummy... Crab cake is worth the trip, alone."
Dined on 5/7/2014
View, service and food were the
very best for our weekend in N Y"
Dined on 4/25/2014
Waiter was very attentive. Turned
the shellfish platter into a tower which made my wife happy. "
Dined on 4/25/2014
We were a party of 10 in a
separate glass enclosed room with a view of the ice skating rink. The service was leisurely and very attentive. The oval table made it easy to converse. Varied menu with an interesting selection and well prepared. Good drinks and wine selection. Overall a very pleasant and welcoming atmosphere."
Dined on 4/24/2014
When in New York, do as the
tourists do-- watch the ice skaters at Rockefeller Center! We were able to do just that but seated at a table enjoying the Sea Grill's delicious crab cakes, asparagus salad, and key lime pie! No one rushed us through the dinner and we were able to linger over coffee to watch the Zamboni clean the ice. "
Dined on 4/23/2014
The Sea Grill is always a great
dining experience any time of the year. The food is excellent and the service is always wonderful. It has a wonderful view and Rockefeller Center is such a special place. "
Dined on 4/23/2014
The Sea Grill located in
Rockefeller Center is a fine dining restaurant featuring fish including sushi. It is built around the famous ice skating rink. We ordered the seafood platter as an appetizer for the table and it was fantastic. It included lobster, shrimp, oysters, clams, ceviche and crab. My salmon was cooked to perfection and the service was perfect. Highly recommend."
Dined on 4/23/2014
Great food, service, and ambiance!
Another successful Easter Brunch with a party of 8. Well done, special thanks to our friendly waiter, Costas!"
Dined on 4/20/2014
Easter at the Sea Grill is a lot
of fun. The Easter Bunny came in to visit and hand out chocolate eggs. You can see the ice skaters moving on the ice too. The food is wonderful! The prix-fixe had so many good things to eat I couldn't decide."
Dined on 4/20/2014
Ordered fish fillet that was
recommended and it was half cooked, in fact raw inside. Asked for a new one and the server brought me the exact same plate back only reassembled still raw indside. I had a very hard time to keep my appetite. Then the server suggested that I chose the crab cakes instead. I agreed, it was okay. A very disappointing experience. Since I am a frequent visitor to NYC with my family, this is a restaurant we will not return to. No reembursement in the bill, just a lime cake thown at our table with no explanation. Since I paid over 300 dollars for dinner I would expect something else ! "
Dined on 4/19/2014
Lovely evening with family. Food
was outstanding. Our waitress, Kim, gave us excellent recommendations. And the view...Wow!"
Dined on 4/18/2014
I have been to Rockefeller Center
many times, on business as well as for leisure and vacation. Always enjoyed the skating but incorrectly assumed that any restaurant on the lower level facing the ice rink would be outrageously expensive with poor food and service. Boy was I wrong. My companion and I had a wonderful dinner with great service. The prices were moderate for NY City and the view of the skaters was a nice touch during dinner. The restaurant decor is understated elegance and the service was attentive without being intrusive. All in all it was a most pleasurable experience before a Broadway show in NY and something I will definitely do again."
Dined on 4/16/2014
We had a great time having lunch
at the Sea Grill , Rockefeller Center. The lunch was superb, and the attention to customers very good. We had a great view, great wine, and just didn't want to leave !! Thanks for your interest, we enjoyed reserving through Open Table ! Best Regards!"
Dined on 4/14/2014
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NCAA Qualifier
4x400m Relay Outdoor: 2008
Collegiate Bests:
100m: 12.01
200m: 24.10
400m Outdoor: 56.36
4 X 100 Relay: 45.16
2008 Track:
· Served as an alternate for the 4x400m relay at the NCAA Championships.
· Raced the third leg of the 4x100m relay team that finished third at ACC Outdoors with a 45.16.
· Ran a career-best 24.10 in the 200m at the Seminole Twilight.
· She ran the 4 X 400m relay in a time of 3:36.39 at the Penn Relays
· Member of the third-place 4x400m relay team at the ACC Championships with a time of 3:43.22.
· Took 20th with a 25.12 mark in the 200m dash at ACCs.
2007 Track:
Outdoor -
· Regionally qualified running the second leg of the 4x400m relay at the Disney Invite with a time of 3:41.12.
· Notched a personal record of 12.01 in the 100m dash at the Seminole Invitational.
· Clocked a season-best 200m time at the Seminole Invite as well, with a 24.19.
· Set her career-high 400m time at the Florida Relays with a 56.36.
· Qualified and ran at the U.S.A. Juniors in the 200m.
· Ran her best 60m dash of the season at ACC Indoors with a time of 7.93.
· Clocked a 57.07 in the 400m at ACC Championships.
· Competed with the Distance Medley relay team at ACC meet, recording an 11:36.48.
Born April 2, 1988 ... Majoring in Biological Sciences.


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Paul Thompson
Director, Alliances and Solutions Partner Programs
Oracle EMEA Alliances & Channels
Hardware and Software Engineered to Work Together
Oracle Optimized Solutions Resources
High Impact Sales Plays Partner Casts
Flash Storage Knowledge Zone
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At Oracle, we place a great deal of value in our enviable global community of more than 20,000 partners. More so because that number now includes over 1500 partners in EMEA that have become specialized by proving their competency in additional criteria specific to the products, solutions and services in which they are experts.
Our Value Added Distributors (VADs) have been particularly involved in this recent evolution of the Oracle PartnerNetwork. Last year's acquisition of Sun shifted the landscape for all Oracle partners. But the challenge of distributing hardware and combined solutions in addition to Oracle software, is one that VADs have been quick to meet in order to maximise opportunities and revenues for themselves, as well as their own partner businesses and end customers.
To help our VADs continue to meet this challenge, it's important that Oracle ensures that its distribution strategies are as simple and scalable as possible, and that they take advantage of the unique breadth of Oracle's capabilities. We want to ensure our technology is easy to sell, easy to communicate and perfectly placed to address as many customer opportunities as possible. Every VAR that a VAD deals with operates in a specific segment or vertical with its own set of exacting requirements. More than anything else, they want to be able to clearly pitch the perfect solutions for each of their customers.
With this is mind, I'd like to tell you about two Oracle initiatives that have been developed to allow our VAD partners to demonstrate the value they add while perfectly targeting the needs of end-customers. These closely related initiatives are Oracle Optimized Solutions and Oracle High Impact Sales Plays. Both initiatives make it much easier for VADs—and partners—to deliver Hardware and Software Engineered to Work Together.
Optimized Solutions introduce the solution dimension to selling into the specific needs of customers, while Sales Plays add unique selling positioning on the product side to support Optimized Solutions, and more.
Optimized Solutions
Launched at Oracle OpenWorld 2010, Oracle Optimized Solutions are applications-to-disk solutions that comprise Oracle's Sun servers, storage, and networking components, Oracle Solaris, Oracle Linux, Oracle Database, Oracle Fusion Middleware and Oracle Applications. Software has been optimised to take advantage of hardware features, and hardware has been engineered to make the very most of the software, so that optimisations can be applied to the complete system for better performance, availability, security, and manageability. With full-stack testing using real-world workloads, these highly optimised solutions are validated to work together so that partners and end-customers can quickly deploy enterprise infrastructure and deliver a faster return on their IT investments.
Oracle currently offers VADs seven separate optimised solutions in the following product areas: SPARC Supercluster, Oracle WebLogic Suite, Oracle Enterprise Business Suite, PeopleSoft HCM, Oracle Siebel CRM, Oracle WebCenter 11g and Oracle Database 11g:
By building complex technology into simple sales propositions, Optimized Solutions provide another means of differentiation for VADs and VARs competing in challenging markets in which other vendors have a foothold. Ask any VAD for a sure-fire route to beating the competition, and they'll ask you for more and easier ways to add value for their resellers. Some VADs can compete very well in a low added value 'mould', but others will seek every bit of help they can come by to help their VARs sell more than just infrastructure to customers, and leverage their customer base with up-selling and cross-selling into Applications, Portals, Knowledge Management, Collaboration Tools or whatever is appropriate to the particular markets.
High Impact Sales Plays
With High Impact Sales Plays, Oracle is 'going the extra mile' to streamline sales for VADs by marrying together technologies and sales tools that speak the language of VARs and end-customers.
Through a single value proposition, VADs can drive multiple, high-value opportunities across the largest Oracle installed bases, reducing customer acquisition costs. Unique product architecture, single vendor support and attractive price-points provide high differentiation in the eyes of customers, while thorough integration and testing, coupled with full enablement provided by OPN Specialized eliminates any potential pain-points for VADs and VARs.
The three Oracle High Impact Sales Plays specified for financial year 2011 are as follows: Database Acceleration with Flash, Optimized Solutions with ZFS Storage Appliance; and Multi-Threaded Applications on T-Series Servers. Each play is fully supported by a comprehensive Knowledge Zone, a complete OPN Specialized track, substantial marketing resources, campaign kits, and Oracle-publicised partner events.
Next Steps for Partners
The strategy for all partners looking to grow their businesses rapidly with the support from their Oracle VAD is clear. Use Oracle's integrated stack to deliver unique customer value and deliver breakthrough innovations by combining Oracle software and hardware managed together as a single system. The market opportunities are enormous, and with these new Optimized Solutions and High Impact Sales Plays, it's never been easier for resellers, systems integrators or independent software vendors to ensure they benefit from the greater margins and revenues available.
Contact your preferred Oracle VAD today and bring the true value of Oracle technology to your clients. With the support of your VAD you can become specialized in the most suitable software and hardware products for your business, harness the power of the OPN Knowledge Zones, participate in relevant OPN Communities, and make the most of your own expertise in Oracle hardware and software.
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Gov. Jay Inslee changed gears Tuesday, throwing full support to a teacher-backed campaign to give 1.3 percent cost-of-living increases to educators in 2014.
The proposal, which has been gaining traction in recent days, would end a five-year drought for K-12 teachers that began in the Great Recession.
Rep. Hans Dunshee, a Snohomish Democrat, is sponsoring the cost-of-living pay bill, which already has 51 co-sponsors, a majority in the House. Most are Democrats but the list includes Republican Rep. Dick Muri of Steilacoom and two other GOP members.
"Teachers in my district — their pay is being cut," Dunshee said Tuesday. "That essentially is what is going on when you don't have a COLA. It's 15 to 20 percent (in buying power) they have lost (since 2008). … This (bill) essentially holds them even."
The measure would restore into law the voter-backed initiative language that provided automatic cost-of-living adjustments, or COLAs. The Legislature has repeatedly suspended Initiative 732 since 2008.
The Washington Education Association and American Federation of Teachers have been circulating Dunshee's bill, and they brought 115 volunteers to the Capitol on Monday to collect signatures of co-sponsors. WEA spokesman Rich Wood said it was a good sign when they got a majority in the 98-member House as co-sponsors in such a short period of time.
But the pay idea is getting a rocky reception in the Senate, where a coalition of 24 Republicans and two Democrats hold sway. Majority Leader Rodney Tom, D-Medina, said a supplemental budget year is not the time for "large-scale policy corrections" such as a pay
The bill for the cost-of-living adjustment in 2014 is $57 million for K-12 employees and $4.7 million more for faculty at community and technical colleges, based on estimates last year from the state Office of Financial Management.
"A COLA is not a pay increase," Muri said this week, calling it a hedge against inflation that is cutting into the pay of teachers. "I might disagree with the WEA on a lot of issues, but we should fund pay first – at least the COLA. … At least keep their pay equal to what they had in the past.''
WEA said other Republican sponsors were Reps. Larry Haler of Richland and Cary Condotta of East Wenatchee.
Inslee, a Democrat, said flatly in December that a supplemental budget year like 2014 was not the time to pay for a teacher cost-of-living raise.
But the state Supreme Court, following up on the 2012 McCleary school funding decision, issued an order last week that said the Legislature was still falling short of meeting its constitutional obligation to fully fund schools.
That new court order – faulting lawmakers even after they put almost $1 billion in new money into schools last year – changed Inslee's mind.
"The court said it was troubled by a lack of progress in funding basic costs for schools as well as pay for educators and administrators, whom the justices rightly called the 'heart of Washington's education system,' " Inslee said in his State of the State address announcing
his support for the teacher COLA.
Senate Republican Leader Mark Schoesler of Ritzville complained that Inslee didn't say how he'd pay for the pay increase or the other educational improvements he is seeking. But some Democrats — as well as Muri — said a teacher cost-of-living increase would not necessarily require a revenue increase.
State budget director David Schumacher said that details on how the governor plans to raise new revenue from closing tax exemptions will come "early next week."
House Majority Leader Pat Sullivan, D-Covington, said the Supreme Court's new order doesn't automatically translate into House action on a cost-of-living increase. But he said it elevates spending on K-12 school improvements in the House's priorities for the supplemental budget.
Sullivan said a pay adjustment "is only one potential response to the court on McCleary. This is one area where the court said we were deficient. There were others.''
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After reading the reviews, I modified this because my husband is a "texture" guy and I didn't think he would like chunks of oranges. Instead of the mandarin oranges and orange juice, I added orange zest (approx. 1 tsp) and then squeezed 2/3 C juice from the oranges and added that to the sauce. This added the perfect amount of orange flavor without the extra calories of the orange marmalade alternative. I also cooked the chicken in olive oil and sesame oil instead of butter for a more asian flavor. I tossed in some broccoli toward the end and let the sauce thicken. It tastes better than takeout! You might want to toss in the cashews right before serving (or if reheating in the microwave, add after nuking) because they lose their crunchiness if they get cooked too long or microwaved.
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The dramatic scene is familiar in the movies and on TV: The man clutches his chest and somebody screams, "He's having a heart attack!"
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Heart disease is a general term for several problems that, together, kill more Americans than anything else. Identifying symptoms early can help you recognize an emergency or take action to prevent a larger health crisis, said Valentin Fuster, M.D., Ph.D, Physician-in-Chief of Mt. Sinai Medical Center in New York and an American Heart Association volunteer.
"There's a huge incentive to be educated about your health risks and make choices for a healthy lifestyle," Fuster said.
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- Sudden chest pain could be a sign of a heart attack, but there are other warning signs as well. You might also feel pain or discomfort in one or both arms, the back, neck, jaw or stomach. Or you might have shortness of breath, a cold sweat, nausea or lightheadedness.
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- Chest pain during exercise or other physical exertion, called angina, is a common symptom of chronic coronary artery disease (CAD).
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CLOVER — The Clover Blue Eagles basketball team used defense to build a 28-7 halftime lead en route to a 53-42 home win against Fort Mill on Friday.
In an earlier game, the Lady Blue Eagles lost a down-to-the-wire Region 3-AAAA clash to Fort Mill's Lady Yellow Jackets, 57-53.
In the boys game, Fort Mill scored the first baske t and John Wilson drilled a 3-pointer, staking Clover to a 3-2 lead, after which the Blue Eagles never trailed.
"Our first-half defense made the difference," said head coach Bailey Jackson. "How many times do you hold a team like Fort Mill to seven points in one half?"
The Blue Eagles were still in the playoff mix in Region 3-AAAA entering this week. "Our kids are playing at a higher level," said Jackson.
Junior Bryce Allen made his presence felt in a dominant first quarter for the Blue Eagles.
After Wilson scored the Eagles' first basket, Allen scored to push the lead to 5-2. Fort Mill sliced the lead to 5-4, but Allen made two technical free throws and another free throw to stretch the lead to 8-4.
The Blue Eagles closed the first-quarter scoring with a basket by Alex Love and a power move to the basket by Ladarius Adams to make the score 12-6.
Clover's defense limited Fort Mill to a single point in the second quarter.
The Eagles' offensive production continued, with senior Rae Armstrong joining Allen and Thompson in a second-quarter scoring spree.
Clover built a 36-19 advantage in the third quarter on contributions by Allen.
To their credit, coach Dwayne Hartsoe's Yellow Jackets cut into Clover's lead to trail by 10 in the latter stages of the fourth quarter; but the Blue Eagles sealed the win down the stretch.
Allen led the scoring for Clover with 21 points. Thompson scored 16 points and Wilson finished with six.
A large contingent of Clover fans is expected to accompany the team to York on Friday night. "We know York is a big rivalry game," Jackson said. "They have two of the top scorers in our region."
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In the girls game, Sydney Sanders scored with 2:02 left, staking the host Lady Blue Eagles to a 51-50 lead.
After Fort Mill moved ahead 54-51, Sanders converted two free throws, slicing the lead to 54-53. Fort Mill then made a free throwto go 55-53.
Senior post player Telliya Patton stepped to the charity stripe with 3.7 seconds remaining. Her first attempt looked good but rimmed out.
Patton made the second attempt bounce out to allow for a possible game-tying shot, but the Lady Blue Eagles were unable to regain possession.
"We wanted Telliya's second freed throw attempt to bounce off the rim for a chance to tie the score with a basket," said CHS coach Kiki Walker. "It almost worked."
The frantic fourth quarter included several lead changes, with the CHS girls clinging to a 42-39 lead to start the quarter with a noisy crowd reacting to every play.
Sanders paced the scoring for the Clover team with 14 points. Elizabeth Edmunds was next with 12; Patton, 10; and Shay Hall, 8.
Walker lauded the players for gutting it out. "The kids played hard from start to finish," said Walker. "Fort Mill is a great team. They are ranked No. 9 in the state."
Walker, a former Lady Blue Eagle standout, is excited about Friday's game at York.
"We know there will be a big crowd at the game," she said. "We want to compete, play hard and have fun, which is what the York-Clover rivalry is all about."


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yep indeed, our lists are strikingly similar. You have The Sonics on there!
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• Benefit singing. Nebo Community Church at Jones Crossroads will hold a singing at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, to benefit Limestone County Churches Involved. Bring nonperishable food items to the singing. Contact: 256-729-0918.
• Christmas concert. The annual Round Island Creek Mission Center Christmas concert will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, at the church on Lucas Ferry Road. The men's and women's choirs of Round Island Creek Missionary Baptist Association will sing. The free event is open to the public. Contact: 256-232-6247 or 232-5606.
• Holiday celebration. Holiday Praise Christmas Celebration will be held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, at St. Mark P.B. Church, 740 Sanderfer Road. A variety of groups will participate in the annual Christmas program. Public invited. Contact: 256-233-1700.
• Winter Youth Concert. West Highland Baptist Church will host the The Winter Youth Concert, Saturday Dec. 8. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the concert begins at 7. The concert will feature the Zach Fleming Band, various local artists, and guest speaker Robert Ekis. Contact: 256-565-5331.
• Adventurous Christmas. The Cherub and Wesley Children's choirs, of Athens First United Methodist Church will present their Christmas musical, "Have an ADVENTurous Christmas," on Sunday, Dec. 9. Choir children range in age from 4 years through fifth grade and are directed by Mary Stephenson. The performance will be during the 9 a.m. worship service, First Light, held in the Beasley Center of the church.
• Family and Friend Day. The Mount Pleasant CME Church Family and Friend Day celebration will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, at 423 Bethel St. in Hartselle. Pastor Hurley Grisson and Oak Grove CME Church family will be the guest church. Contact: Priscilla Davis 256-509-4212 or 773-7430.


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Actress Keira Knightley and her latest character, Anna Karenina, go back a ways. Now 27, Knightley first read Tolstoy's classic novel about the young Russian princess when she was a teenager, and she recently got reacquainted with the character in preparation for Joe Wright's new film adaptation.
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QR Codes are popping up everywhere from magazine advertizements to movie tickets, but have you thought about how to implement them into your classroom? This month's Intel Teach Live's focus is giving the full tour of how to get started with QR codes and share great ideas for educational use. Our special guests, Susan Gauthier and Deborah Goodman will be our virtual tour guides.
To go along with the webinar, we're asking you to create your own QR code that links to one of your favorite places on the web. It could be your blog, your classroom website, tool, or other educational interesting site.
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Share your resources between July 22 and August 22 to be entered into a drawing for an IPEVO Point 2 View USB Camera.. The drawing will end on August 22nd, but this thread will remain active after the incentive period. A minimum of 10 participants must respond and engage in this discussion for the drawing to be held. Unfortunately, for legal reasons, we can only ship prizes within the U.S., but the contents of this discussion are applicable to every Intel Teach educator worldwide, so please help us build a solid set of tips and resources for everyone. We look forward to your contributions.All submissions will be entered into a drawing for an
QR Codes are popping up everywhere - from magazine ads to airport billboards to street art. So do you want to get smart with them in the classroom? Join us in this webinar to get the scoop on these codes and their curriculum application.
If you don't already know me then let me take a minute to introduce myself. My name is Susan and I am a middle school librarian in Louisiana. I spent the last ten years working with state initiatives involving technology but now I am really having some fun getting hands-on technology experiences with students every day. We will be live Tuesday night and I do mean LIVE....I will have to give my dog "Lili" extra bones to keep her quiet during the webinar! Looking forward to learning and having fun with you online.
QR Codes are here, there and everywhere. Come join us for an informative, hands-on webinar on how you can get started using QR Codes in the classroom.
I have been in education for about 23 years and have worn many hats. I'm getting ready to put on yet another hat beginning August 1st as a consultant for the southeast region of North Carolina. Besides facilitating professional development as an Intel Senior Trainer and as a Technology Facilitator at a 3rd through 5th grade school, I try to keep up with the latest technology through my many networks.
I found out about QR codes back in December during a previous Intel webinar and have been exploring their use in the classroom since. I created a Quick Response Code for our school website and our parent wiki and placed them on the entrances to our school building. This got staff and parents asking questions. So, during a Parent Hornet Cafe I demonstrated how you could download an app to your cellphone that could scan a code in order to access information such as a website, video, contact information, etc. I had several QR codes placed around the room for them to scan and several teachers had them outside their classrooms to access their teacher sites.
Jane Houde and I facilitated an Intel Leadership Forum in Rockinham County. We created codes to various websites we wanted the participants to explore during the training. We sent an email a week prior to our training with information on how to download the apps to their phones. We also had a few iPod Gen 4 to use as well. It was a great way to demonstrate how cell phones could be used in the classroom along with an introduction to QR Codes.
Come network with Susan, myself, and other educators to learn of ways you can use QR Codes in the classroom. Remember to bookmark this thread so the conversation can continue after the webinar. See you Tuesday evening!
Great website...do you plan on sharing your code with others?
I missed the webinar but I am really interested in this. What is the app that you would need to download to your phone to get started and then maybe I can explore some of it.
Is there anyway you would be able to get me more info on this matter?
my QR Code
Thanks for joining us and creating a code! Enjoy the cool weather in your area!!!
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Here is my code. I am crossing my fingers it works.
You did it - thanks for sharing a resource!
Me too! It is a great family of educators
How is it that you make one?
I would expect nothing less from the QR Code man LOL! I loved your art idea in the webinar. Please share here for others who did not attend the webinar.
I love them too!!! Congrats on getting your code uploaded. Please post any ideas you have here and give feedback to others on their ideas.
PS...love the color of your code!
I am really curious about QR codes. Will there be other webinars?
During the webinare, someone mentioned wanting to do an art project with QR codes. One idea I had off the top of my head ( I'm no art teacher by the way... Science is my thing) was to have the students create a piece of original art that is inspired by someone famous. Maybe another artists, maybe an athlete, political leader .. etc. The students then must incorporate a QR code into their original art piece that links to information on who inspired the piece. Well that's the basic idea of what popped into my head. Thanks to all that shared that night and to those who are sharing on here.
Of course, my FAVORITE web site/QR code is to our own school district! I use the code on publications to help incentivise our parents to begin to explore technology. We need to get the word out about the little things, so the community begins to truly understand our world is a much different one than it was when they were in school. We need to get all members in the community acclimated to technology in some way, shape, or form. In the 2011-2012 school year we are going to be making LOTS of changes and giving kids computers- every kid a computer, so this is part of the plan to spread the word. So, here's our QR Code! Enjoy visiting our site!
I have enjoyed getting creative with my QR codes. We learned that most QR codes only use about 70% of the actual code. So, I took out a part and put in my little picture. This particular QR Code goes to my About.me biography page, therefore it's like a calling card icon.
Editing is not too hard. Just erase a bit, and scan it to see if it still works. Eventually, as you increase the erased area, you will have a working scan and room to insert some art. Here are a few examples: http://mashable.com/2011/07/23/creative-qr-codes/
One more. There is a great educator in England who frequently puts out a "## Ways to use XXXX in the classroom" google presentations. He puts it out there for others to add to. So, right now, there is a presentation called, "40 Interesting Ways to Use QR Codes in the Classroom".
A few that I liked in particular:
#8 - Creating a QR code for Android phones use use to access a wireless network. Scan and your in!!
#15 - using Snap.vu, be able to create a QR code that can be changed without changing the code picture itself.
#40 - A web-based QR Code generator that lets you specifically send an SMS, use Google Maps, or a number of other actions.
Lots of great ideas!
Wow! Thank you for sharing this resource. I can't wait to sit down and read about all of the different ideas teachers have.
Although it is still in "evaluation mode only" it is really cool. It is from Common Craft...QR Codes explained by Common Craft.
I am completly amazed at educators...they can take a simple idea and make it so outstanding. I think this is the power of the professional learning network. I shared this webinar info with a fellow librarian and when she saw my pic of the students scanning the summer reading books she took the idea and ran with it. Check out the pics which show her bulletin board and qr code station (using a webcam). She totally puts my examples to shame...LOVE IT!


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Sherlock Holmes returns in this sequel to the award-winning 2013 CADOS production The Hound of the Baskervilles.
With John Watson happily married to Mary, Sherlock finds himself tackling ever more dangerous and cunning cases alone and finds himself in too deep when investigating 'the woman' Irene Adler. While dealing with her case, he finds himself trapped in an elaborate game with his ultimate nemesis... Moriarty.
Dave Reid returns to the role which won him Best Actor at the 2013 NODA Awards, with director Mark Jones who won Best Play for the same production.
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Lake Morey Resort - Fairlee Resort: Central Vermont Resort, VT
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LAKE MOREY RESORT. One of New England's most accessible four-season full-service resorts. Located right on the shores of Lake Morey minutes off of I-91 in central Vermont (2.5 hours from Boston, MA & Hartford, CT). The Lake Morey Resort boasts an 18-hole championship golf course, Waters Spa, boating, tennis, fitness center, biking & hiking, basketball and volleyball. After a day of recreation enjoy dinner in our Lakeside Dining Room as the sun sets over the lake and surrounding mountains. Following dinner you can catch a Movie in our Lakeside Theater or enjoy live entertainment in our Steamboat Lounge. When youa re ready to retire for the day we offer 133 well appointed guest rooms and suites, over half have stunning views of Lake Morey, some with private balconies. The remainder of the rooms overlook the courtyard/putting green with the golf course framing its border.
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The Steamboat Lounge offers spectacular views of the lake and all of your favorite refreshing beverages. The Steamboat Lounge opens daily at 5:00PM. We offer live entertainment Friday & Saturday evenings (May - October & theme weekends in the winter season).
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Hosparus Southern Indiana needs volunteers
Hosparus Southern Indiana needs volunteers who live in Clark, Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties.
Hosparus will offer free volunteer training, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 1, at its New Albany office, 624 E. Market St. Lunch will be provided.
To register or for more information, contact Vonya Gresham at email@example.com or 812-542-2809.
Volunteers help with patient and family support, administrative duties and development/fundraising. Hosparus carefully selects volunteers and provides them with comprehensive training specially designed to meet the needs of patients and families. Hosparus volunteers must have available transportation and complete training and an application process.
Farmers Market sets winter hours
The New Albany Winter Farmers Market will be held every Saturday through Dec. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon. It is located between Third and Fourth streets on Market Street.
There will be local produce, beef and poultry products, and other food products. Call 502-905-3640 or 502-210-6685 with questions.
Historical Society to meet
The Floyd County Historical Society will have its next meeting at 7 p.m. Nov. 27 in the Elsa Strassweg Auditorium of the New Albany-Floyd County Public Library.
The program entitled "The Scribner House: New Albany's Home Place" will be presented by Anne Caudill, Mandy Dick, Pam Peters and Carlene Price, the authors of the most recent book on the Scribner House.
The book will also be available for purchase at the meeting. This is an official New Albany Bicentennial event and is free and open to the public.
Students invited to Activity Fair
Parents of current eight-graders who will have a freshman next year at Floyd Central High School are invited to attend the annual Activity Fair from 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the school.
There will be tables set up in the main hallway of the building that highlight extracurricular activities. Incoming students are encouraged to come and walk around and ask questions to teachers and other students. Following the activity fair, there will be an important parent meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Floyd Central auditorium.