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The following people were convicted of felonies in Levy County in January, according to court records.
* Belinda Chavez Barraza, 21, of Chiefland, sale of cocaine and possession of cocaine.
* Cynthia Glover Brown, 50, of Trenton, possession of cocaine.
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Listen, carefully. I'm a member of the Audubon Society. I believe in the protection of birds. That's why I'm deeply offended by the nickname, Bronson Eagles. I demand that it be changed.
Sound absurd? Of course it does. And I'm not really in the Audubon Society, although I did have a couple of parakeets when I was growing up.
Worrying about school nicknames is, to me, a waste of time. There are far more important things to be concerned about.
There will be no charge for investigation of traffic accidents within the City of Williston, but those who run red lights may be photographed and issued citations.
Those were the decisions of the city council at Tuesday evening's meeting.
Ordinance 570, which would have levied a $175 charge on those involved in accidents, was repealed. The repeal was the result of the passage of Ordinance 576, for which council voted 3-2, with council president Debra Jones and councilman Cal Byrd dissenting.
Just as the Levy County Planning Board voted 3-2 to recommend denial of the preliminary plat of Golden Oaks Manor, the Levy County Board of County Commissioners voted 3-2 to deny it on Feb. 5.
If it is approved in the future, Golden Oaks Manor will be a 15-acre subdivision with 10 lots ranging between 1.6 and 1.9 acres, Building and Zoning Director Rob Corbitt said.
The developer wanted to use an easement to serve two of the 10 lots, rather than creating a road.
The music provided by the Chiefland High jazz band was light and airy as more than 200 people filed into the Williston Middle School's sparkling Cafetorium last Saturday night.
The vegetable, cheese and fruit spread complemented by a punch fountain drew folks together to mingle before the main event - the 2008 Superintendent's Gala.
The formal gathering was treated to a sit-down dinner catered by Williston High's culinary arts class.
Acting president of the Levy County Fair Association Bob Levesque appeared before Williston City Council Tuesday to request an agreement to hold the fair at the airport again this year. He pointed out that more than 8,500 people had visited the fair in 2007, benefiting the city's economy.
Levesque acknowledged that the event did not make a profit in its first year, but expects that the experience of last year will contribute to a more successful event in 2008.
The City of Williston honored its police and firemen on Friday night at its annual banquet, held this year in the conference center at Williston Crossings.
Award recipients are nominated and elected by their peers in each department.
The police officer of the year is Kevin Sheppard.
Black History Month started last Friday with a display in the main lobby of the Levy County Courthouse.
Six years ago County Clerk of Court Danny Shipp asked author Carolyn Cohens to start a display. "I was thrilled," Cohens said last week. "It had never been done before.
"This was a giant step for black history in Levy County for us."
Since then she has gotten help with the display from both blacks and whites in the county. "Our history is tied together," she said.
Wooden Rose Sale at Bronson church
The Bronson Church of God Youth Group will hold a wooden rose sale Feb. 9 at Crayola Moments in Williston from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Feb. 10 and 13 at the church before and after services. All proceeds will help the youth go to Camp Wimauma this summer. Prices for roses are one for $1 and 12 roses for $10.
There will also be the Soup Bowl Sunday, Feb. 17, after the service. All proceeds will go to the YWEA World Mission. Cost is $2.50 a bowl or $1 a cup.


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The Department contracts for one state-administered competency test, as allowed under federal law to ensure a neutral and objective testing process. In 2002, the Department awarded the contract for the Wisconsin's Nurse Aide Registry and Competency Testing services to Promissor, Inc. The DHFS Division of Quality Assurance, Office of Caregiver Quality (OCQ), has finalized negotiations with Promissor to amend and extend the current contract for a one-year time period from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2008.
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All students operating a motor vehicle on campus must obtain a parking permit from the University Police Department. The parking permit must be obtained and displayed on the vehicle by the end of the second week of classes each semester. Should a student lose his/her parking permit through accident, or any other reason, he/she must obtain another one immediately.
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Moving Violations - Speeding, stop signs, and other moving violations | $50.00 |
Handicap Parking violation | $250.00 |
Contact the University Police Department at Extension 5222 or (815) 836-5222 for any questions


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Welcome to the Middle East, Mr. Secretary
What John Kerry needs to know about his first assignment.
Dear Secretary Kerry,
Congratulations on your first official visit to the Middle East as secretary of state. You start with some real advantages: The president clearly trusts your judgment and will listen to your ideas, you already have extensive relationships with leaders in the region, and you can devote yourself fully to this job without worrying about what comes next. That's important, since obsessing about your "legacy" on day one is the best way to ensure that you won't have one. You know that nobody cares about your frequent-flier miles, and you don't want to be known as Louis Vuitton John. This trip is your first chance -- and perhaps your only chance -- to show the people and leaders of the region what you want to achieve over the next four years.
Everyone you meet on this trip is trying to figure out the priorities of the new administration. You no doubt are looking to build relationships and solicit strategic cooperation from the leaders you meet, but if you try to smooth over those first encounters by avoiding democracy and human rights concerns, don't expect to be able to introduce them later. So set the right tone from the beginning. Your itinerary is a good start, signaling your focus on the two countries that will shape the region's future: Egypt and Syria.
It sounds like you're already on the right track on Syria, with the Rome conference. Increasing direct non-military support for the Syrian opposition is the right way to proceed, as you did with your new pledge of $60 million in non-lethal aid. You should focus broadly on building the Syrian opposition's political institutions and influence on the ground, rather than fixate narrowly on arming them.
Your comments thus far -- such as your remark that the United States would not leave the opposition "dangling in the wind" -- suggest that you recognize the need for more assertive international action to deal with the nigh-incomprehensible levels of devastation in Syria. But they also show that you understand that Bashar al-Assad's fall would be a short-lived triumph if it is followed by state failure, endemic warlordism, and ethnic cleansing -- which is where a strategy based primarily on the uncoordinated arming of rebels is likely to lead. The Saudis may have visions of their "successful" support of the Afghan jihad against the Soviets dancing in their heads; you should remember what happened next. You need to show Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE that you've got a plan that will work, and convince the Syrian opposition that you're serious about it. Good luck.
Syria's not all you'll talk about in the Gulf. You're probably going to hear a bit of triumphalism about Gulf leaders' "success" in riding out the Arab Spring and their wisdom in resisting the winds of change. In the UAE especially, you'll probably get an earful about the evils of the Muslim Brotherhood and how foolish the United States has been in Egypt. Don't buy it. It would be foolish to believe that the Arab world has returned to "normal" and that you can safely expect to work quietly with stable authoritarian regimes. True, the Gulf monarchies managed to prevent any of their team from getting tossed from the throne, for now. But there are deep, fundamental processes of change still unfolding which are likely to lead to real turbulence at some point during your tenure.
And don't fall for the popular line that the monarchies have some unique recipe for stability. The Gulf kingdoms, especially Saudi Arabia, have spent heavily on short-term political stability -- but their level of spending may prove unsustainable if the price of oil should drop significantly. Their societies are changing rapidly: A rising generation of wired citizens is placing escalating demands on their rulers, and their expectations of social, economic, and political change thus far remain unmet. This is true beyond the Gulf, of course -- don't be fooled by the narrative of a successful Jordanian election, which didn't do much to address the fundamental underlying problems in the Hashemite Kingdom.
Get out in front of this by pushing the region's royals on the urgency of political reform -- and letting them know from the start that the new administration cares about these issues. The Gulf leaders you meet are not going to want to hear about democracy or human rights, but if you don't bring up these issues on this trip they will be seen as off the table for the foreseeable future.
In Saudi Arabia, find the time to mention American concerns over the prosecution of human rights campaigners, such as Mohammad Fahd al-Qahtani. You should also push the Gulf states on Bahrain's ongoing refusal to seriously engage with the fallout from its brutal campaign to repress a domestic uprising in 2011, which was extensively documented by the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry. They may think that the Bahrain crisis is over, but you should make it clear that the United States does not.
When you get to Egypt -- well, good luck. You will need to convey to President Mohamed Morsy that you want to build a productive working relationship with him, as a democratically elected leader -- while also clearly conveying U.S. concern over the country's ongoing instability, polarization, and human rights abuses. It will be a tricky task, but you would be wrong to send only one message or the other. You need to make clear that you can only work with the Egyptian leadership or support its bid for international economic assistance if it gives you something to work with. You should maintain firm support for the democratic process, but also speak out consistently and loudly when the government undermines democracy, violates human rights, or destabilizes the country's politics.
And the Egyptian opposition? You should urge them to participate in the parliamentary elections, even if they have already rebuffed American advice on this topic. Boycotts almost never work, and this one is likely to simply hand the Muslim Brotherhood an iron grip on the new parliament, which will overstate its level of support in the country.
Opposition leaders' announcement of a boycott is particularly disappointing because the election was perfectly teed up for them to make significant gains based on the simple message that the Brotherhood has failed to improve the economy, govern effectively, or stabilize the country. The Brotherhood has lost much of its ability to attract support or allies on its left, has antagonized the Salafis who might have made up a unified Islamic list, and has done little to capture the "stability" vote. So find out what specifically the opposition needs to get into the campaign without losing face, convince Morsy to give it to them, and then push hard for a fair race. For one, pressure Morsy to send the election law back to the Supreme Constitutional Court, which was not given the chance to rule on its legality following recent changes to the legislation. It's better for Egypt to do this before the election instead of risking that the parliament would be dissolved on technical grounds afterwards.
Last bit of advice: Engage broadly and widely with the public when you make all of these trips. Your predecessor was very good at this, and you should continue the practice. Don't fall into the easy habit of only meeting with top politicians and then holding a press conference. Make the effort on every trip to meet with and engage in real dialogue with as broad a cross-section of people as your embassy can assemble. It's a rule that should not only apply for your trips, but for embassy staff more broadly: Letting the bureaucrats lock our diplomats in a bunker due to security concerns is the very last way to honor the memory of slain U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stephens.
And keep your eye on the big picture. The road to being a great secretary of state begins with a strategic vision and concrete, realistic plans to achieve it. One of your most fundamental tasks will be to adapt U.S. policy even as the United States "right-sizes" its military and political presence in the Middle East over the next four years. So how can you use diplomacy to cushion any blows to American influence that might result, continue to protect vital American interests and promote core American values, and use the prospect of an American drawdown as leverage over otherwise recalcitrant allies?
This all depends on getting Syria and Egypt right -- oh, and also the Iranian nuclear issue and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. And Iraq, and Libya, and Tunisia, and Yemen, and... welcome to the Middle East, Mr. Secretary!
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Wednesday July 27th, 2011
The Giants hope Beltran will spark their offense. (Icon SMI)
Beltran, age 34, is a six-time all-star and was the 1999 AL rookie of the year, but injuries slowed him greatly in 2009 and 2010 and he notched just 145 combined games in that span. This season, though, has been a different story for Beltran, as his .289 batting average, .391 on-base percentage, league-leading 30 doubles, and 15 home runs have been some of the brightest spots of the Mets offense. His health issues have robbed him of his once great base-stealing prowess (he averaged 27 steals per season from 1999 to 2008), but otherwise Beltran now looks a lot like the player who smacked 41 home runs for New York in 2006.
Beltran's bat is a huge addition to the struggling San Francisco Giants offense, who have scuffled greatly in attempts to keep up with the club's dynamic pitching staff. He'll be expected to be a primary run producer for the defending World Series champs, and there's no reason to think he isn't up to the challenge. He should slot into the heart of the Giants batting order and become their go-to RBI man for the remainder of the season.
The Mets, on the other hand, are likely excited to welcome prospect Zack Wheeler to their club. The 21 year-old righthander is just in Single-A ball right now, but his ceiling is very high and his 10.3 strikeouts per nine innings (K/9) rate suggests that he has the potential to become a dominant hurler down the line. His 3.99 career ERA is less impressive, but as he harnesses his mid-90s fastball and his sharp curveball, he should be capable of cutting down on baserunners and working cleaner innings. According to Baseball America, Wheeler was the Giants' number three overall prospect entering 2011, which bodes extremely well for his future. Some analysts contend that giving up such a potent prospect for just three months of Beltran was unwise, which is high praise considering Wheeler hasn't even reached Double-A yet.
From a fantasy baseball perspective, this trade is a lateral or possibly a slightly negative move for Beltran. He won't have the same caliber of hitters surrounding him as he did in the New York Mets order (particularly with David Wright hitting behind him), but he'll still be given his share of RBI opportunities. There's very little reason to think that Beltran won't continue his solid 2011 campaign and help carry the Giants into the playoffs.
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Enlightening account of the many different aspects of food and its preparation by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Assyrians, Egyptians, and Jews covers a wide array of subjects: the mythological origin of specific foods; agricultural, milling, and marketing practices; treatment of dinner guests; descriptions of seasonings, pastries, and exotic dishes; more. 38 black-and-white illustrations.
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Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero Interview (PC)
Strategy Informer: Firstly, could you introduce yourself to our readers?
Nikolay Demchenko: Hi there! I am Nikolay Demchenko, the project manager.
Strategy Informer: We've had a bit of information on the storyline for Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero, could you tell us more about it?
Nikolay Demchenko: The storyline is built around the situation when swine under command of a little witty pig called Pigius who used to live in a farmhouse together with people as a pet decide they are oppressed. Needless to say, this knowledge came from Pigius after he was resolutely kicked out of the farmhouse and settled in a pigpen with other pigs due to his obnoxious behavior, mean character and permanent propensity to destruction and disorder. Pigius plans his revenge for a long time. In the long run, he instigates other pigs to rise in arms for their allegedly oppressed rights. On top of that, he even manages to convince them in their supreme destination – to rule the world. The revolt takes people aback. Hordes of raving pigs throng towns and villages making people run in panic. It takes people a short while to figure out they will need help of other animals to pacify raging swine. So, they start negotiating with penguins, bears, moles, beavers, etc. to enlist their support. Acting as commanders (heroes), people lead other animals against the swine trying to put an end to this madness.
Strategy Informer: We think Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero is a really good idea, when and how did this idea come to your company?
Nikolay Demchenko: We were inspired by a music video of the Russian pop-singer Gluk'Oza. She has a cartoon-styled video for her song "Shvaine" where Gluk'Oza and her band fight against pigs - very good in terms of style, animations and humor. So we thought it might be a good idea to take the characters from the video and come up with our own story.
Strategy Informer: Could you tell us some of the main features of Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero?
Nikolay Demchenko: Take a portion of a conventional RTS game with base development, unit production and resource gathering. Mix it well in a blender with lots of humor, amusing animations and captivating storyline. Pour it carefully into your cup called PC and enjoy the taste of the Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero.
Strategy Informer: What can you tell us about the graphical and physics features?
Nikolay Demchenko: The game is powered by the Officers engine. In terms of graphics, you will see comic and grotesque environments, architecture, amusing characters with funny animations and hilarious abilities. The game concept doesn't provide for physics, so their will be none.
Strategy Informer: What kind of support do you plan to give once the game is released?
Nikolay Demchenko: We are not planning to release any editors or tools with the game if that's what you mean.
Strategy Informer: Are you planning to release a demo for Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero?
Nikolay Demchenko: Possibly. I can't say anything certain now.
Strategy Informer: Can you tell us about the single player aspect of the game?
Nikolay Demchenko: As I already mentioned, the gameplay is based on building your own base, producing military units, gathering resources (food and gold), making upgrades, finding appropriate tactics to beat your enemy and achieving mission objectives.
Strategy Informer: Will there be a multiplayer side to it? If so, could you tell us about it?
Nikolay Demchenko: This is going to be a purely single-player game.
Strategy Informer: Can you give us an assessment of the health and long-term viability?
Nikolay Demchenko: I'd better give no assessments at this time. We'll see how it goes.
Strategy Informer: Could you tell us about the structures that we'll see in the game?
Nikolay Demchenko: Totally we are planning around 20 constructible buildings, 10 for each side. These will include the HQ building, barracks, armory, mine, bunkers, pillboxes and bunkers, minefields, etc. Basically, they will differ in architectural style, their functionality remaining alike. However, some structures will work differently. Thus, for example, Gluk'Oza's side may build usual minefields and cover them with acorns, kind of a bite for the pigs. They will rush to eat the freebies and eventually go boom. On the other hand, the swine's minefield has nothing to do with mines. The pigs may produce bogs that dramatically decrease the speed of entrapped units. The bogs may be improved to quagmire, a better version of the "pig's minefield".
Strategy Informer: Could you tell us about the Units that we'll get to use?
Nikolay Demchenko: In all, there will be over 20 completely different units and 9 heroes, each having its unique abilities and/or performance. For example, there will be a bear with bazooka. Initially, the bear fires its weapon backward, and needs an upgrade to start firing normally. As another example, there will a swine mortar crew consisting of two units – one of them fires a mortar mounted on his back, another one loads up the gun. A swine guard may be equipped with a combat boar, an auxiliary escort unit that will distract an opposing unit from the guard, and force the enemy to use melee attack instead of a range one. Gluk'Oza, one of the main heroes of the game, can take advantage of her faithful Doberman. An Officer, a swine hero, will eat up genetically modified acorns and transform into a powerful wild boar.
Strategy Informer: As a gamer, what's your favorite part of Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero, what makes you proud to have helped create it and why is it a game RTS fans will want?
Nikolay Demchenko: While working on this title you can really think out and do crazy things, because the game itself is pretty much crazy and fun. It needs to be like that if we want it to stand out of a crowd. So, I hope the RTS fans will enjoy new gaming experience multiplied by hilarious story, amusing characters, powerful game engine and lots of humor.
Strategy Informer: Do you think we'll see some changes to the current release date?
Nikolay Demchenko: They say 'never say never'.
Strategy Informer: What has been the hardest part of development so far?
Nikolay Demchenko: Routine and paper work have always been the hardest things to deal with.
Strategy Informer: Well we've come to our last question, is there anything you'd like to say to the fans of Jagged Farm: Birth of a Hero which are eagerly awaiting the release of this interesting title?
Nikolay Demchenko: Guys, this game is going to be funny at the least.
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- OCCUPATION: Educator, Civil Rights Activist
- BIRTH DATE: July 10, 1875
- DEATH DATE: May 18, 1955
- EDUCATION: Scotia Seminary (now Barber-Scotia College), Bible Institute for Home and Foreign Missions (now Moody Bible Institute)
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Mayesville, South Carolina
- PLACE OF DEATH: Daytona, Florida
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Born on July 10, 1875, in Mayesville, South Carolina, Mary McLeod Bethune was a child of former slaves. She graduated from the Scotia Seminary for Girls in 1893. Believing that education provided the key to racial advancement, Bethune founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute in 1904, which later became Bethune-Cookman College. She founded the National Council of Negro Women in 1935. Bethune died in 1955.
"Without faith, nothing is possible. With it, nothing is impossible."
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Born Mary Jane Mcleod on July 10, 1875, in Mayesville, South Carolina, Mary Mcleod Bethune was a leading educator and civil rights activist. She grew up in poverty, as one of 17 children born to former slaves. Everyone in the family worked, and many toiled in the fields, picking cotton. Bethune became the one and only child in her family to go to school when a missionary opened a school nearby for African-American children. Traveling miles each way, she walked to school each day and did her best to share her newfound knowledge with her family.
Bethune later received a scholarship to the Scotia Seminary (now Barber-Scotia College), a school for girls in Concord, North Carolina. After graduating from the seminary in 1893, she went to the Dwight Moody's Institute for Home and Foreign Missions (also known as Moody Bible Institute) in Chicago. Bethune complete her studies there two years later. Returning to the South, she began her career as a teacher.
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For nearly a decade, Bethune worked as an educator. She married fellow teacher Albertus Bethune in 1898. The couple had one son together—Albert Mcleod Bethune—before ending their marriage in 1907. She believed that education provided the key to racial advancement. To that end, Bethune founded the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute for Negro Girls in Daytona, Florida, in 1904. Starting out with only five students, she helped grow the school to more 250 students over the next years.
Bethune served as the school's president, and she remained its leader even after it was combined with the Cookman Institute for Men in 1923 (some sources say 1929). The merged institution became known as the Bethune-Cookman College. The college was one of the few places that African-American students could pursue a college degree. Bethune stayed with the college until 1942.
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In addition to her work at the school, Bethune did much to contribute to American society at large. She served as the president of the Florida chapter of the National Association of Colored Women for many years. In 1924, Bethune became the organization's national leader, beating out fellow reformer Ida B. Wells for the top post.
Bethune also became involved in government service, lending her expertise to several presidents. President Calvin Coolidge invited her to participate a conference on child welfare. For President Herbert Hoover, she served on Commission on Home Building and Home Ownership and was appointed to a committee on child health. But her most significant roles in public service came from President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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