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The family of a 19-year-old Master's College freshman who died during a beach outing last summer has sued the college for wrongful death, according to court documents.
Despite sufficient cash to build a new library in Stevenson Ranch - and the Los Angeles County Library system's determination to do so - plans are stalled as the search for a site continues.
With a unanimous vote Wednesday night, members of the Hart district board selected Ben Rodriguez to serve as the district's chief operations officer.
A small but vocal crowd turned out Wednesday night to hear a presentation about the city of Santa Clarita's plans to construct two new multiuse fields and additional parking spaces at Central Park.
Thirty employees in the Newhall School District and the Saugus Union School District have been put on notice that they may be laid off before the beginning of next school year.
On Tuesday, Santa Clarita city staffers propped an orange "Road Work Ahead" sign against a wall in the multi-purpose room at Fair Oaks Ranch Community School.
The Hart district has secured funding for some of its top-priority projects, including the construction of the Castaic-area high school and building new auditoriums at Saugus and Canyon high schools.
More than 2,000 convicted criminals released under Los Angeles County Probation Department supervision due to realignment have slipped supervision and are missing, officials said Tuesday.
Two-thirds of respondents in a Hart district online survey said the district's proposed high school in Castaic should be named, simply, Castaic High School, a district spokeswoman said Tuesday.
Santa Clarita Mayor Bob Kellar will hold the second in a series of town hall meetings Tuesday night in Canyon Country.
Some people stop and stare, others merely walk on by. A few do a quick double-take, as if to confirm their initial perception.
Additional parking and a designated performance area for artists were among the more popular suggestions for what the city of Santa Clarita should do with the Rivendale open space area during a public meeting Saturday.
Spirits were both high and freely flowing Saturday at Bridgeport Marketplace in Valencia for the Third Annual Santa Clarita Wine Fest.
The governing boards for both the Saugus Union School District and the Newhall School District are set to vote Tuesday night on recommendations to send out the preliminary layoff notices to dozens of certificated employees.
After a meeting with representatives from the California High Speed Rail Authority, Santa Clarita city officials express confidence that progress has been made on a long-held city goal to make the bullet train completely underground as it winds its way through Canyon Country.
The stars and crowds were out in full force Saturday night to raise more than $15,000 for the WiSH Education Foundation during a fundraiser at West Ranch High School.
California's gas prices continue to be significantly lower than last year, a fact that may be fueling a recent uptick in gasoline and diesel fuel use statewide, according to officials.
The company founded by a Canyon Country resident accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill his wife has filed for bankruptcy and will have its assets up for auction later this month, according to a news release.
Regardless of the skies overhead, Saturday figures to be a very starry night for the WiSH Education Foundation.
One person was transported to the hospital after a vehicle went off the road on Bouquet Canyon Road near Lombardi Ranch, according to an official with the California Highway Patrol.
Some service on the Metrolink Antelope Valley line, which runs through Santa Clarita, was interrupted for more than two hours Thursday after a person was struck on the tracks near Sylmar in the morning, according to a spokesman.
A race to represent portions of the Santa Clarita Valley in the state Legislature got a little more crowded recently with a third candidate, Suzette Martinez, officially announcing her intent to run in the 36th Assembly District as a Republican.
A race to represent portions of the Santa Clarita Valley in the state Legislature got a little more crowded recently with a third candidate, Suzette Martinez, officially announcing her intent to run in the 36th Assembly District as a Republican.
Dozens of parents, their children in tow, turned out Saturday at Valencia United Methodist Church for a community open house meant to spotlight the preschool services available to families in the Santa Clarita Valley.
With a series of new educational guidelines slated to take hold soon, officials in the William S. Hart Union High School District are in the process of developing a plan to spend millions in one-time state funding to help with the transition.
Scholarship funding for seniors in the William S. Hart Union High School District got a big boost recently in the form of an almost $150,000 grant from the San Francisco-based Henry Mayo Newhall Foundation.
It was all smiles Friday for the dozens who turned out at a Valencia practice to receive free dental services ranging from fillings to extractions.
SANTA CLARITA - The football stadiums at Canyon and Valencia high schools will receive new turf in time for the fall season. and Saugus High School will sport two new tennis courts, Hart district school board members decided this week.


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Mother of Pearl Carved Flower - 1" Square Button (K143) from Durango Buttons
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Anna Dawson and Craig Parkesheld their wedding ceremony at Thornbury Hall.
Craig and I met through friends after being introduced on a night out and hit it off straight away.
After that we dated for a few months and before long he moved in with my son and I. We had been together for about seven months by this point and things happened pretty quickly but they were going really well.
We were together for six years before we decided to get married. We had already talked about it so the proposal wasn't very romantic. He just said 'shall we get married?' to which I said yes!
The first thing we sorted was picking a date, after that we looked at lots of venues. We looked at a lot of hotels but many of them were really expensive.
Then I saw on facebook that a friend had put up photos of her wedding in Thornbury Hall, near Stoke on Trent, and it looked really nice.
We hadn't realised that they did weddings, so I contacted them to see if they did civil ceremonies and we went to visit it.
As soon as I entered the grounds I said 'this is it'. It was beautiful inside as it was outside.
The owner, Parveen was brilliant in helping us organise everything. She was full of ideas and was always there when we needed to speak to her. My top tip is to go and take a look at Thornbury Hall, it's a lovely venue and is great value for money.
I then went to Aisle of Brides in Stoke with my mum and my sister to find a dress. It was the first shop I went to and I found several that I liked in there because actually, the most stressful part was narrowing it down - there were three that I wanted.
I wanted an evening dress, something very classy to fit in with the venue. The men also bought their suits from this shop.
I didn't have any bridesmaids but we had our two-year-old daughter as our flower girl, she looked cute in her little dress. We got that from Debenhams, along with my mother's and my sister's dress.
I got my flowers from H&R Flowers in Weston Coyney, I had roses and calla lilies.
The night before I had my sister round for a pampering evening to calm my nerves. It didn't work though, because I was really nervous, I don't know why!
Then the next day my friend Suzanne Bradbury, who is also my hairdresser based in Stoke came over to do my hair, and I did my own make up.
I felt okay until about 10 minutes before the ceremony, because up to that point I was too busy getting ready to get nervous! We didn't even have time to have nibbles or drinks.
My uncle came to chauffer me, my son, and my daughter to the venue, where we met our photographer Stuart Robinson. He is from Stoke Pix who offer brilliant value. He was very professional and the photos were great.
We had 50 guests for the ceremony and the wedding breakfast, but didn't have an evening reception. It was a fairly standard service, everything went to plan. Afterwards we had drinks and photographs outside which was lovely.
The venue provided the catering and guests had a choice between Indian and English set meals. It was absolutely fantastic, everybody commented on the food, and some guests even went up to the head chef to say how much they'd enjoyed it.
My 14-year-old son gave me away, and did a speech as well. He was so nervous did a great job and I was very proud of him. My husband and the best man did their speeches too, which made me very emotional!
Craig and I made a CD with a mixture of songs which are special to us to play during the meal.
We had a traditional square three tier cake which was quite plain with cream and green flowers on, which was made by a lady who I used to work with as a gift.
Everything went better that I'd planned, there were no faults and the service was brilliant.
Our honeymoon was a weekend in Devon, it was lovely, and it was on the hottest weekend of the year in October 2011.
It was just the best day of my life, I couldn't have asked for anything better. I wish I could do it all again!
Photographer: Stewart Robinson Stoke Pix


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ON THIS PAGE: You will read about the scientific research being done now to learn more about ASPS and cardiac sarcoma and how to treat them. To see other pages in this guide, use the colored boxes on the right side of your screen, or click "Next" at the bottom.
Doctors are working to learn more about ASPS and cardiac sarcoma, ways to prevent them, how to best treat these diseases, and how to provide the best care to people diagnosed with either disease. The following areas of research may include new options for patients through clinical trials [2]. Always talk with your doctor about the diagnostic and treatment options best for you.
Targeted therapy. As described in the Treatment Options [3] section, targeted therapy is a treatment that targets the tumor's specific genes, proteins, or the tissue environment that contributes to tumor growth and survival. Clinical trials are currently focusing on the use of angiogenesis inhibitors, a type of targeted therapy that is focused on stopping angiogenesis, to treat ASPS. Currently two of these drugs are being tested for people with ASPS: cediranib and sunitinib (Sutent).
Immunotherapy. Immunotherapy (also called biologic therapy) is designed to boost the body's natural defenses to fight the cancer. It uses materials made either by the body or in a laboratory to improve, target, or restore immune system function. Immunotherapy is being researched as a treatment option for ASPS. Learn more about immunotherapy [4].
Chemotherapy. New drugs are also being researched for the treatment of ASPS.
Autotransplantation. For cardiac sarcoma, researchers are looking at autotransplantation, a procedure where the person's own heart is removed from the body during surgery so cardiac sarcoma can be more easily removed from the heart. After completely removing the tumor from the heart, the heart is put back into the patient. There is no need for immunosuppressive drugs because the person's own heart is used in the procedure.
Supportive care. Clinical trials are underway to find better ways of reducing symptoms and side effects of current sarcoma treatments in order to improve patients' comfort and quality of life.
To find clinical trials specific to your diagnosis, talk with your doctor or search online clinical trial databases now [5]. Please note this link will take you outside of this guide.
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GigaVUE-2404 mid-density 10G Data Access Switch and iMarker platform deployed and generating revenue from new innovative services for telecom operators
Silicon Valley – May 3, 2011 – Gigamon®, the leading global provider of Intelligent Data Access Networking®, today announced that VSP iMarker selected Gigamon to provide secure access and consolidation of traffic for its target-based advertising service platform, which is deployed in several telecom operators' networks across Russian Federation, including OJSC Svyazinvest regional telco companies (MRK).
"By employing Gigamon's intelligent data access network architecture, iMarker was able to efficiently connect our platform to telco partner networks in a cost effective manner, while providing room for future growth." said Vitaly Sattarov, CTO of iMarker, maker of the innovative iMarker target-based advertising platform.
Using Gigamon G-TAP optical TAPs and GigaVUE-2404 intelligent data access switches, iMarker and their telco partner's engineers were able to connect to highly utilized 10G Ethernet core network links to aggregate, filter and intelligently load-balance subscriber traffic consisting of over 100,000 subscribers per network link, for analysis by the iMarker platform. A solution brief that outlines this solution will be available from the Gigamon website.
"Without the capabilities of our GigaVUE® intelligent data access switch, iMarker would not have had the necessary data visibility to their network tools, given the distributed nature of telco networks and the sheer amount of subscriber traffic on their 10Gigabit Ethernet links", said Ted Ho, Gigamon's CEO. "The ability of the GigaVUE® intelligent data access switch to aggregate and intelligently map traffic from multiple 10Gigabit Ethernet links, and load-balance that data across several instances of iMarker interfaces, provided a cost-effective and scalable deployment solution for their innovative platform".
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Ex-Pack QB: 'That's the last thing I'm thinking about'
Posted: Friday April 4, 2008 10:22AM; Updated: Friday April 4, 2008 12:21PM
Brett Favre, startled this morning to see the enormity of a report on a morning sports show that he might play football again, said he is not considering coming out of retirement.
"That's the last thing I'm thinking about,'' Favre told SI.com. "I have no idea where that came from, but it certainly didn't come from me. I'm happy about my decision and I haven't once said, 'I wonder if I made the wrong decision.' I know it's the right one.''
On Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reported that Favre's agent, Bus Cook, was asking around the league to see if teams had any interest in trading for the 38-year-old Favre. Thursday night, Cook denied that he was trying to find teams that wanted Favre. When the news broke, Cook called Favre and told him people were sniffing around about Favre coming out of retirement, and Favre was surprised to hear that the story had gotten legs.
"It's crazy to me that I'm the guy they're all talking about, and the story is out there everywhere, and I have nothing to do with it,'' he said. "It's not something I'm thinking about. It's kind of funny. Even when I'm retired, they won't let me stay retired.''
This morning, he was driving from his 465-acre property in Hattiesburg, Miss., to a doctor near the Southern Mississippi campus. He thinks he has a hernia, suffered late in the season, and was going to see about getting it repaired. As he drove, he passed a sign that interrupted his thoughts on this story. "Hey, I'm passing a sign that says, 'Favre Tees. On Sale.' That's great, isn't it?''
Most days he eats breakfast at home with wife Deanna and daughter Breleigh, drives Breleigh to school and spends the day working on his property, mowing and edging and clearing land. "Deanna says I'm married to my property,'' he said. "I love working out there.''
At the NFL meetings this week, Green Bay GM Ted Thompson said he wanted to visit Favre in Mississippi after the draft. Thompson just wants to say thanks for everything, and to have some quiet time with him.
"Good,'' said Favre. "I'll put him to work.''
Favre said he doesn't miss the physical part of preparing for the season. Last year, he spent most of three months in the offseason working with a live-in trainer who got him in the best shape he'd been in for years. "Not once have I felt like working out and getting ready for football,'' he said. "I just don't miss it.''
But will he? That's something he can't know for sure. Only time will tell. In a rambling discourse about how he thinks he'll feel when the season starts and if he'll be tempted to play, he said, "I suppose anything could happen.'' But the reason that quote is not in the lead of this story is because it's an honest reflection of a man who won't try to predict the future. Ninety-nine percent of what he said in a 20-minute conversation was very much about football being in the rearview mirror. And he certainly would not want the Packers or any other team to line up, hoping he'd change his mind in August and come in to save a sorry quarterback situation.
"How will I feel in four months? Who knows? I'm sure I'll miss it on Sundays," Favre said. "But football's so much more than 16 Sundays. It's about all the other stuff -- the preparation, the off-field stuff. And I don't miss any of that.''


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Halftime: Raiders 13, Falcons 7
By Jerry McDonald - NFL Writer
Sunday, October 14th, 2012 at 11:16 am in Oakland Raiders.
Carson Palmer threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Denarius Moore, a short-field score set up by a third interception of Matt Ryan, as the Raiders went into halftime with the lead.
Tyvon Branch got Pick No. 3, courtesy of a blitz by Philip Wheeler which caused Ryan to throw a gift into the air.
Moore made a nice duck-under move against a head-hunting Mike Peterson to turn a short completion into a touchdown.
Next up for the Raiders will be playing well in the third quarter, a period during which they've been outscored 55-7 this season.
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Dual Degree Prerequisites: Students must meet the admission requirements and be admitted into both degree programs according to the processes of each of the participating academic units in order to pursue a dual degree program. Individuals may apply to the MPH degree program concurrently with application to the School of Social Work or following their admission to the School of Social Work; however, admission to the dual degree program is contingent upon admission to both the MPH and the MSW degree programs.
MPH Prerequisites: A bachelor's or master's degree in a health or related field and substantial and relevant experience equivalent to three years in public health or health care.
MPH Requirements: The MPH requires the completion of the MPH core curriculum and concentration curriculum.
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Exceptions to the MPH Core Curriculum: SWRK-820 Concentration Integrative Practice Seminar,SWRK-822 Practicum II and SWRK-823 Practicum III (6 credit-hours) or SWRK-823 Practicum III and SWRK-824 Practicum IV (6 credit-hours) substitute for PUBH.594 Practice Experience in Public Health (zero credit-hours) and increases the MPH core curriculum credit-hours to 27.
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Through collaboration with the School of Social Work, accredited by the Council on Social Work Education, the dual MPH/MSW prepares highly motivated students who wish to specialize in the social service aspects of public health and prepares the student for a variety of positions in the health care field.
In today's health care environment, the trend is for health care services to be community based, with an emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention. Graduates of the dual degree program are prepared and qualified for leadership position in social service agencies and a wide range of health care settings.
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LAS VEGAS — Bally Technologies on Wednesday announced that the Eldorado Hotel Casino has implemented Bally's iVIEW DM and Elite Bonusing Suite (EBS) solutions at its Reno property.
The Eldorado is using iVIEW DM with the Elite Bonusing Suite to enable interactive, floor-wide player-bonusing applications such as U-Spin Bonusing, Lucky Match Bonusing, Dynamic Random Bonusing, DM Tournaments and Virtual Racing events.
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The Sourcefire VRT has continued research into a vulnerability affecting Microsoft Excel and has updated the DocCheck tool to process xls files to determine the presence of an exploit.
Microsoft Security Advisory (921365) Microsoft Excel contains a programming error that can allow a remote attacker to run code of their choosing on an affected host system via the processing of a malformed .xls file. The issue is present in the dynamic link library file HLINK.DLL which handles Universal Resource Identifiers (URI) embedded in office documents.
The DocCheck tool has been updated to process xls files to determine if the file contains possible exploit code for this vulnerability.
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Comme des Garcons, French for 'like the boys', is a Tokyo based design house currently headed by Rei Kawakubo. What began originally as a side-business functioning strictly in costume design and style assignments in the 1960s, morphed into a fashion empire. Once deemed idiosyncratic deviations in gaudy, avant-garde designs, Comme des Garcons pieces have become the quintessence of edge and cool. PLAY, the youthful men's, women's and children's luxury street wear falls under the CDG umbrella. Marked by the playful bug-eyed embroidery hearts created in collaboration with New York graphic artist Filip Pagowski, the clothing is both casual and mainstream.
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Related program: Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami Rebuilding
The MakiBiz Request for Proposal (RFP) program is supporting the rebuilding of 7 small businesses and entrepreneurs affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011.
In November we saw 2 more projects begin construction, with others to commence in the coming year. See below for a summarized update on these projects.
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Related program: Green Schools
Greenbuild Nation. Philadelphia. On November 20, 2013 Architecture for Humanity, the USGBC's Center for Green Schools and Zac Taylor led an interactive working session that introduced the Green Schools Investment Guide (aka, the Guide), a free online resource to support community member involvement in identifying and implementing right-sized building improvements in their neighborhood schools.
The exercise presented a series of ideas and opportunities - some modest, others pretty large overhauls - that school stakeholders could seize to initiate an action-oriented conversation about the benefits of improving our existing school buildings. Calling on the audience's expertise and values, we put the tips and tools presented in the Guide into action facilitating a real time charette to build a hypothetical case for school building improvements.
Posted by Anna MacDougall on Nov 20, 2013
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Architecture for Humanity HQ has been working to collate resources on various rebuilding methods to assist our Manila Chapter and other Filipino architects and builders and they begin the long road to recovery post-Typhoon Haiyan.
Concentrating on previous disaster recovery efforts, resilient construction methods and ecological building materials, our research has dug up some interesting and potentially useful publications.
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Related program: Hurricane Sandy Reconstruction
A year after Hurricane Sandy, the community of Seaside Heights, New Jersey gathered to rethink and create a new vision for their boardwalk experience. The workshop focused on two distinct scales of the community. The first addressed master planning concerns across the entire barrier island and participants were engaged to think broadly through community identity and mapping activities. The second focused on specific ideas for the proposed community events center and boardwalk improvements. The evening was filled with exciting discussions and idea-provoking questions.
Thank you to ARUP Engineering, New Jersey Institute of Technology's Center for Resilient Design, the New Jersey Planning Association, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, Kelly Bickers, Elyse Agnello, and a special thank you to our design team, Gensler Morristown office!
Look below for the full charette report.
Posted by Audrey Galo on Nov 18, 2013
On November 15th, two weeks after the Restore the Shore community workshop, our design team at the Gensler Morristown office, hosted a lunchtime kick-off meeting for the design phase of the program. Gail Gambarini, Sandy Team Design Fellow, led an in-depth introduction to Seaside Heights history and unique characteristics and shared conclusions from the community charrette.
On the evening of October 30, 2013, a year and a day after Hurricane Sandy made land fall; the Sandy Team sponsored and facilitated a community design workshop for Toms River High School North. The workshop was attended by just over 60 participants; an equal amount of students, faculty/staff, parents and community members gathered for the evening in the Pine Belt Arena. Our pro bono architect CW Brearly Architects was represented by 5 staff members to help guide the participants through the workshop activities.
Thank you to all the participants and facilitators for a great evening!
Posted by Yuko Okamura on Nov 14, 2013
Six days since Super Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) hit ground, new numbers on the amount of damage are still emerging and we are just beginning to understand the true destruction the typhoon left behind.
According to the Philippines Department of Social Welfare and Development, 11.5 million people were affected (as of November 13), and while some regions still remain unreachable, it is known that at least 106,405 families (502,077 individuals) have been displaced. While over 500,000 houses are estimated to have been severely affected, 95,143 houses known to be entirely damaged, particularly in vulnerable and poor communities.
We have been in close communication with our local architects and our Manila Chapter, as well partners within our network to assess the situation. At the moment, the affected areas are still in the 'relief phase' with survivors requiring immediate needs of food, water and shelter. Once this initial response needs have been met, long-term reconstruction will officially begin, but it is imperative to begin the planning process now.
Posted by Yuko Okamura on Nov 8, 2013
Super Typhoon Haiyan is currently making landfall in regions in the Philippines.
Eighteen million people live in the worst affected regions, and some of the affected areas include those that are still reeling from the impact of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit the area on 15 October 2013. Telecommunication and electricity remain interrupted. Air and seaports are closed. Access to the affected area is limited due to damaged roads and fallen trees. (source: OCHA)
With Architecture for Humanity's experience helping communities beyond the relief phase of disaster, we are currently mobilizing to assist in long-term reconstruction. Through speaking with local stakeholders and construction professionals, we are working to begin understanding the on-the-ground situation to prioritize rebuilding needs and help affected regions build back better and stronger.
"We are currently in touch with local architects and partners within our network, who are helping us to identify the most critical rebuilding needs - both in the short and long term. As we identify these needs, we will work with communities to build back better. Early support will allow us to begin working with communities immediately and empower local architects to drive recovery locally," - Eric Cesal, Director, Reconstruction and Resiliency Studio.


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In a speech Elisse Walter gave this week at the American University Washington College of Law on "Harnessing Tomorrow's Technology for Today's Investors and Markets," the SEC chair spoke about new rules to prevent software glitches, and also referred to the regulator's new software, dubbed "Midas," which enables it to track all market orders with the aim of helping to monitor and understand mini-flash crashes, or pick up on possibly illegal behavior.
Here are some of the best reactions to the SEC's latest technology mission:
1. The SEC's reaction to the embarrassing series of technology glitches that hit the markets last year is sure taking a long time to come.
After months of clutching their pearls over #Knight's market disruptions, #SEC is finally writing rules? Gobsmacked. ow.ly/hSXRu— John Needham (@johnpneedham) February 20, 2013
-- after the SEC announced last week that exchanges and other trading platforms would need to perform tests to prevent software errors from unleashing havoc on the market under proposed rules.