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Tommy Mann Jr.
The Orange Leader
A local school district wants to make its district the best it can be for its students and is considering a bond election to make that a reality.
The Bridge City Independent School District has held two open forums with district patrons recently on the possibility of calling for a bond election. As Mike King, Bridge City ISD superintendent, has stated numerous times, there has been official decision on a bond.
"We want to talk about potential facility needs in the district, and that's what we did with these meetings," King said. "They were conversations with the community. I wanted to hear their thoughts. This is a community school district, and we want their input."
King said the district held a meeting in January 2013 to discuss potential "needs" the district might have for its various facilities and many programs. A Community Facility Committee was then organized and directors of district programs were asked what was "needed" to make their respective programs better.
The facility committee, which was comprised of school personnel, district residents and city officials, met monthly for 11 months and toured the campuses and various facilities and offered input to district administrators on what they found. A survey was also placed on the BCISD website where its patrons could offer input.
"We had 311 people participate in the survey, and that survey is live again until we break for Christmas on the district website," King added. "We want people to give us their opinion. Like I said, this is a discussion. No decisions have been made."
One of the key items featured early in the observations by the facility committee was campus safety, an item which was already in the process of being addressed by the district.
"We wanted to be proactive as a district, and we made safety renovations at all three of our older campuses," King stated. "The high school, middle school and intermediate school now have secure entrances like our new elementary. We used district funds to handle those projects because it was timely, but we do not have the fund available to make the improvements or build the new things we have talked about with the committee."
King said through it all the top three things that kept surfacing to the forefront on the lists and requests from directors were the construction of a performing arts a facility, upgrades to Bridge City Middle School and upgrades to athletic facilities.
The district reports there are 758 students enrolled currently at Bridge City High School, and the majority, a total of 641 students, or approximately 85 percent, are involved in various programs at the campus.
"You want kids to 'plug into' your campus," King explained. "Look at it like a light bulb. The more lights you have plugged in, then the brighter they will be. We think the same goes for our students."
Results of information received from various program directors, including art, choir, theater, communications, dance and drill team show a need for room because of how the programs have grown over the years.
Requests included space for art exhibitions, rehearsal space and practice facilities, a regulation theater and performance stage, dressing rooms, storage space and even space for broadcast journalism for the growing BCTV program.
"The topic of a performing arts center and upgrades for athletic facilities are the two most discussed needs among the committee and directors," King added. "Some programs have outgrown their facilities. Our students deserve the best, and we want to make our programs and facilities the best in the state."
Upgrades to athletic facilities were also part of the most recent public meeting on the bond topic.
Upgrades suggested by the facility committee included improvements to the dugouts and constructing covered bleachers for the baseball, and making these same improvements for softball as well as the addition of an upgrade to the backstop.
Bleacher improvements were proposed for Larry Ward Stadium, and even the suggestion of field turf was proposed. Improvements to concessions and restrooms were included for all stadiums.
Another consideration was the construction of a new fieldhouse to meet the needs of all athletic programs. As it is now, its location is less than suitable for other programs outside of football. King would like to see it closer to the high school by the practice field to prevent students from walking so far.
Improvements to parking and entrance locations at Bridge City Middle School and the stadium have been proposed, as well as upgrading technology in the classrooms and Vocational class opportunities for students.
One reason the district is considering the topic of a bond election is because of the consistent increase of student enrollment since 2008.
In 2008, immediately following the devastation of Hurricane Ike, the district's enrollment reached its lowest point with 2,351 students in the district. Enrollment has increased each subsequent year and BCISD currently has 2,788 students at its four campuses.
According to information provided by BCISD during its Powerpoint presentation, which is available on the district website, approximately 70 percent of those participating in the survey have children or grand-children in BCISD.
Approximately 81 percent of those surveyed stated they were aware many of the district's programs are growing and 94 percent believe those are important to education.
A total of 66.9 percent said they would be in favor of "the district exploring options to build facilities" to support the various co-curricular and extra-curricular programs.
One citizen in attendance at the most recent meeting expressed concern about being "taxed out of his house" if a bond election was called for and approved by voters.
King said three options have been discussed amongst the various committees on bond amounts, depending on requests made by the district of its patrons, if a bond election was to even be officially called.
Scenario 1 calls for a $10 million bond election, while Scenario 2 is $15 million and Scenario 3 is $20 million.
According to information from the district, taxes on a house valued at $100,000 would increase more than $69 per year if a $10 million bond was approved by voters. For a $15 million bond, taxes would increase more than $97 per year and more than $126 per year on a $20 million bond.
"To this point, everything we have talked about with the committees falls closer to Scenario 2, which is a $15 million bond," King continued. "To make all of these improvements and renovations would take a bond. These decisions are for the kids and the district, so this is why we are gathering so much information and asking for the public to participate and give us their input."
Aaron Roccaforte lives and works in Bridge City and has children enrolled in Bridge City ISD. He believes the district is in need of improvements but thinks the timing may not be the best.
"I think making improvements and new projects are a good idea for the district," Roccaforte said. "Anything that will improve a child's knowledge and skills is always good. I just think the timing is not the best for it without knowing more about the flood insurance issues."
King said that issue is also being closely watched by Bridge City ISD.
In July 2012, the U.S. Congress passed the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, often referred to as BW-12, which calls on the FEMA, and other agencies, to make a number of changes to the way the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is run, according to FEMA.gov.
Key provisions of the legislation will require the NFIP to raise rates to reflect true flood risk, make the program more financially stable, and change how Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) updates impact policyholders. The changes will mean premium rate increases for some—but not all—policyholders over time. This includes Orange County, and especially residents of Bridge City.
The City of Bridge City recently approved a measure to hire a Louisiana law firm to file an appeal with FEMA about the Flood Insurance Rate Maps. Extremely high flood insurance rates could stunt business growth and increased population in this community.
King wants the public to be well-informed and values the opinions provided by all district patrons and employees.
"We want district residents to see the presentation and take part in the survey we have," King said. "Like I have said a hundred times, there has been no decision made on a bond. We just want to get as much information as we can."
Visit www.BridgeCityISD.net to see the Powerpoint presentation and the survey.


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preg_match_all() puts all into $result[0] each time
I got preg_match_all() working with the below pattern. It searches through an entire file read into a buffer.
$match_pattern = '/[\r\n]*<my_custom_tag>[\r\n]*(.*)[\r\n]*<\\/my_custom_tag>/s';
If there is only once instance of <my_custom_tag> </my_custom_tag> in the buffer then it works well.
If however I include two or more instances of <my_custom_tag> </my_custom_tag>, rather than give me each one in its own array ID (i.e. $result[0], $result[1], $result[2] etc.), it packs everything into $result[0].
Say there is only one instance of <my_custom_tag> /my_custom_tag> in the buffer (read from a file), $result[0] will be 27 chars long. If there's two instances $result[0] will be 1027 chars long and if there's three $result[0] will be 2220 chars long (and so forth). Not only the text between <my_custom_tag> </my_custom_tag> gets kicked into $result[0] but also all the html/php code in between these tags (when there's more than 1 instance of <my_custom_tag> </my_custom_tag>).
As you can see, it all gets crammed into $result[0] for some reason. It's as if preg_match_all() can't fully (though it does it once fine) identify between <my_custom_tag> and </my_custom_tag>.
What gives?
$rss_source_file = fopen("$rss_from_file", "r") or die("can't open file [SOURCE]");
$rss_write_file = fopen("$rss_to_file", "a") or die("can't open file [DESTINATION]");
while (!feof ($rss_source_file))
$buffer = fgets($rss_source_file);
$lines[] = $buffer;
$array_count = count($lines);
$match_pattern = '/[\r\n]*<my_custom_tag>[\r\n]*(.*)[\r\n]*<\\/my_custom_tag>/s';
for ($i = 0; $i < $array_count; $i++)
$current_line = $lines[$i];
$content = get_all_content_between2($current_line, $match_pattern);
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fclose($rss_write_file) or die("can't close file [DESTINATION]");
Something wrong in $match_pattern yes?
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* means zero or more but you can have a variation on it:
*? means zero or more, but match as little as possible
otherwise, * matches as much as possible, aka "greedy"
Since you do .*, you tell it to match as many of anything as possible. It obliges. It doesn't stop until it finds the last </my_custom_tag> in the string.
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It's a greedy search that's being performed.
The following information from the PHP pattern modifiers page should help.
This modifier inverts the "greediness" of the quantifiers so that they are not greedy by default, but become greedy if followed by ?. It is not compatible with Perl. It can also be set by a (?U) modifier setting within the pattern or by a question mark behind a quantifier (e.g. .*?).Programming Group Advisor
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Thanks both you guys. I put a "/U" at the end of $match_pattern and its working just fine now filling the array 1, 2, 3 etc. instead of just 0 all the time.

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They go out and speak to customers face-to-face. They add a personal touch to the marketing plan that the contracted company already has in place. Potential customers that don't respond to telemarketing or direct mail might respond a little differently to a warm smile and a firm handshake. The results show. Veritas Inc Atlanta has recorded sales numbers that currently offer the highest R.O.I. to their contracted companies. You can find these results in the Black Book of Outsourcing or on their website.
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The Columbia Police Department appears likely to drop several charges filed against state NAACP leader Dr. Lonnie Randolph, Jr. in connection with a disturbance at a Five Points dry cleaning business last Friday.
Interim Police Chief Ruben Santiago says he believes dismissing the charges is the right thing to do in light of Randolph's struggle with diabetes.
Randolph's attorney, Joe McCulloch, says the condition led to the arrest.
Police charged Randolph, Jr. with trespassing, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after the confrontation Friday.
The incident happened Friday night at Tripp's Cleaners in Five Points. An employee called police, saying Randolph refused to pay his bill and would not to leave.
Officers say when they asked Randolph to leave, he again refused. That's when they attempted to put him in handcuffs, but they say he resisted and put up a struggle, trying to grab the cuffs.
Once he was in handcuffs, officers say he refused to get in the back of the patrol car and officers struck him in the knees and chest to get him in the cruiser.
According to a police report, City Manager Teresa Wilson personally responded to the scene. We're told that was because she happened to hear about the disturbance and knows Randolph. City officials say there was no special treatment of Randolph because of his position.
"When I received the call and was briefed, I went to the scene based off the totality of the circumstances presented and also because of my personal knowledge of Dr. Randolph's medical condition. However, upon my arrival Dr. Randolph was no longer on the scene and had been transported to receive medical care," said Wilson in a statement.
Randolph was taken to a nearby hospital, but refused treatment.
The incident report shows Randolph was "field booked" and released with approval from Santiago.
"This incident is the result of a cascade of misunderstandings and the individuals involved not recognizing the diabetic condition," said attorney Joe McColloch through a statement released Wednesday.
"Though a long time customer at the Five Points business, last Friday he encountered an employee who did not know him and who was unaware of his diabetic condition, and not recognizing his disorientation for what it was, the police rather than EMS were summoned," the statement continued. "The misinterpretation by the employee continued upon the arrival of the police who like wise did not recognize the situation to be a health issue."
This was not the first problem of its type for Randolph. On June 18, University of South Carolina Police were called to the corner of Blossom and Pickens Street after getting a report of a car parked on the wrong side of the road. They found Randolph there, who told them his blood sugar had dropped and he couldn't remember where he was going.
Randolph was taken to Palmetto Health Baptist and we are told he also resisted efforts to get him there.
Randolph is at a convention in Florida, and McCulloch asked that a Wednesday court appearance be delayed.
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At its Spring Semester Faculty and Staff In-Service held last month, Northeastern Junior College introduced 11 new employees. While most of them are entirely new to the campus, a few are individuals who were recently reassigned, or who were previously employed and have returned to be part of the Northeastern family once again. New faculty and staff are formally introduced only twice a year, at the beginning of fall in-service in August and at the January spring in-service.
Adam Kunkel, originally from Las Vegas and a former Northeastern Plainsman baseball player, has joined the admissions team as a recruiter and admissions coordinator. Kelly Kuntz has come on board as an administrative assistant in the student services division.
Another former Northeastern athlete, Silke Hunker, a basketball player from Germany, who was an academic standout and transferred on to South Dakota School of Mines, is now the lead instructor for the college's developmental math program. Carlye Armstrong has joined Northeastern as the new science specialist/lab coordinator. Wendy Merrigan is a new nursing instructor for that program. Ian Storey, who previously worked in the liberal arts department several years ago, has returned to campus to teach philosophy and English. Katie Egging is a new adjunct faculty member for the theatre department. Bruce Heggen is a new adjunct faculty member for liberal arts, also teaching English classes. Ben Murray has been named an assistant director to the college's Fire Academy and an Adjunct Faculty for Fire Science.
Lila Hernandez, who previously worked in the Bank of Colorado Event Center, has returned to that building part-time as an administrative assistant for athletics and health education. Joe Campo, also a former Plainsman baseball player from Las Vegas, who has been an assistant baseball coach for Northeastern since August of 2012, now in his third season, has also taken on the role of residence hall director.
Jesse Gore, who has worked a long time for Sodexo, the contractor that provides food service to Northeastern Junior College, has taken on the role of head chef and manager of the Plainsman Grill.


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The century-long history of reclaiming Los Angeles refuse is littered with failures that persistence has converted into extraordinary success
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Glass: 600Aluminum: 17Plastics: 300Scrap Iron: 85Paper: 1,350Cardboard: 800
Recyclable waste is our fastest-growing export to China. It accounts for more than 10 percent of all U.S.-Sino exports, and it holds the largest share in terms of value. Some experts in foreign trade estimate that the worth of garbage crossing the Pacific Ocean will increase to $12 billion in the near future. They point out that sending trash overseas eliminates waste processing jobs in the United States.
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Magnificent 10-Bedroom Beachfront Compound w/ Private Pool on French Leave Beach in Eleuthera
- bedrooms 10
- baths 10½
- sleeps 27
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Welcome to Lush Life, a luxurious, newly constructed beachfront compound located directly on the pristine, pink-sand French Leave Beach. Lush Life was the setting for the 2010 Tyler Perry/Janet Jackson film, ''Why Did I Get Married Too'', which was shot on location in the house and on its beach, pool, and grounds. Lush Life has a total of four structures with 10 bedrooms, 12 baths, 5 kitchens, beautifully landscaped grounds, and a large heated pool. Maid service three days a week is included. Other staff are available upon request.
Although completely private, Lush Life is just a five-minute walk down the beach from the Beach House restaurant. It is less than a mile from Tippy's famous restaurant, and a mile from the town of Governors Harbour.
The houses at Lush Life were exquisitely designed, and built to the most exacting standards of workmanship. They feature Brazilian hardwood floors, cypress cedar ceilings, custom tile, electronic mini-split air-conditioning systems, and decor by one of the Bahamas' premier interior designers.
Lush Life is rented to just one group at a time. The compound consists of the following structures:
The Main House: This magnificent Bahamian Colonial mansion has 4 king bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and sleeps 8. The large great room, hall, formal dining room, and expansive veranda look directly out upon French Leave Beach, one of the most beautiful in the Caribbean. The extraordinary kitchen would satisfy any master chef, and is designed to handle the largest dinner parties. It is equipped with two large refrigerators, giant freezer, gas range, and more.
The Guest Cottage: This 2-bedroom cottage overlooks the pool and has ocean views. It has a full kitchen and 3 baths, and is connected to the Bunk Room and Studio Apartment.
The Bunk Room: This structure, connected to the Guest Cottage on one side and the Studio Apartment on the other, consists of a large bedroom and private bathroom. The bedroom is furnished with 3 bunk beds and 3 trundle beds, sleeping up to 9 children.
The Studio Apartment: This cozy cottage with views across the pool at the beach and ocean, is linked to the Bunk Room. It has a large living/bedroom area with a four-poster bed, a kitchen, and a private bathroom.
The Pool Cabana: This bright one-bedroom house is on the beach and beside the pool. It has a king bedroom, a large living room, and a full kitchen and bath.
The Gardener's Cottage: This charming cottage is a studio with a queen bed, mini-kitchen, and full bath. There is an extra charge of $500/week for use of the Gardener's Cottage, which is generally only used for large groups requiring a 10th bedroom.
Lush Life comes with everything you need to enjoy your stay on Eleuthera including flat-screen satellite TVs with DVD players, high-speed internet with WIFI, desktop computer, free VOIP telephone line, books, and games. Outdoor amenities include a heated pool, gas grill, kayak, surfboards, and (coming soon) an outdoor ping pong table. Lush Life comes with housekeeping 3 times a week. A cook and other staff are available for an additional charge.
Lush Life is located directly on French Leave Beach, an idyllic, mile-long, pink-sand beach with only half a dozen houses on its entire length. The surf is very mild, protected by a large reef system that parallels the shore. The water is among the clearest in the world. Just offshore from Lush Life is an excellent reef for snorkeling, inhabited by many colorful reef fishes.
The town of Governors Harbour, a mile away, has a charming collection of 19th century homes and churches overlooking its historic harbor. Buy fresh fish and lobster every afternoon from fisherman at the town dock, or visit the recently restored Haynes Library, which dates from 1897, for the weekly coffee hour for foreigners. Governors Harbour has grocery stores, restaurants, liquor stores, two banks with ATMs, a bakery, gift shops, a dive shop, and a medical clinic. Friday Night Fish Fry, a street/beach party that brings together all the tourists and locals with food, drink, and dancing, is not to be missed.
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Property Type
- 2 story estate
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- beachfront
- oceanfront
- beach
- away from it all
- adventure
- family
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- telephone
- air conditioning
- heating
- linens provided
- wireless internet
- computer available
- parking
- internet
- towels provided
- activities guide
- ceiling fans
- filtered water
- hair dryer
- laundry soap
- local activities guide
- paper towels
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
- broadband access
- iron & board
- pc
- parking off street
- living room
- covered parking
- free long distance
- grill
- 4 ring stove
- coffee maker
- toaster
- freezer
- oven
- dishes & utensils
- cooking utensils
- blender
- ice maker
- lobster pot
- pantry items
- stove
- dishwasher
- refrigerator
- microwave
- (five kitchens)
- stove
- catering available
- dining room
- dining
Pool / Spa
- heated pool
- private pool
- Bathrooms
- 10 bathrooms 1 half Bath
- full 1: toilet, shower
- full 2: toilet, shower
- full 3: toilet, shower
- full 4: toilet, shower
- full 5: toilet, shower
- full 6: toilet, shower
- full 7: toilet, shower
- full 8: toilet, shower
- full 9: toilet, shower
- full 10: toilet, shower
- full 11: toilet
- Bedrooms
- 10 bedrooms, sleeps 27, beds for 27
- bedroom 1: 1 king
- bedroom 2: 1 king
- bedroom 3: 1 king
- bedroom 4: 1 king
- bedroom 5: 1 king
- bedroom 6: 1 king
- bedroom 7: 1 king
- bedroom 8: 6 twin/ single, 3 child bed
- bedroom 9: 1 king
- bedroom 10: 1 king
- video games
- dvd player
- books
- games
- games for kids
- toys
- television
- satellite / cable
- radio
- stereo
- cd player
- lawn / garden
- balcony
- kayak / canoe
- outdoor grill
- deck / patio
- beach chairs
- beach towels
- porch / veranda
- wood deck
- outdoor grill gas
- gazebo
- events allowed
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
- limited accessibility
- Notes
- Beachfront location. Heated pool. Equipment includes kayak, surfboards, books and games. Housekeeping three days a week is included.
activities and attractions in Eleuthera Caribbean
- arboretum
- bay/sound
- botanical garden
- caves
- churches
- cinemas
- duty free shops
- library
- marina
- reefs
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- horseback riding
- shelling
- shopping
- wildlife viewing
- boating
- sight seeing
- scenic drives
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- snorkeling/diving
- kayaking
- deepsea fishing
- fly fishing
- hiking
- pier fishing
- snorkeling
- sound/bay fishing
- spelunking
- surf fishing
- swimming
- tennis
- sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- wind-surfing
- water skiing
- mountain biking
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Neither team was able to score in two hours of football as the match went into extra time.
Defender Dante sent his spot kick over the goal and midfielder Harvard Nordtveit had his effort stopped by Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.
"I decided to go to the right but he shot more to the middle, I was lucky to stop it with my left leg," Neuer said.
In the May 12 final in Berlin, Bayern will play Borussia Dortmund, which beat second division Greuther Fuerth 1-0 in extra time Tuesday.
Franck Ribery, one of the four Bayern players who converted their penalties, said the whole team was happy for Neuer, whose mistakes had contributed to Bayern losing twice to Moenchengladbach in the Bundesliga this season.
"It's tough to play 120 minutes against a good team like Moenchengladbach," Ribery said. "We missed some chances, especially in the first half, but we stayed focused. We are all very pleased for Neuer."
David Alaba, Philipp Lahm and Toni Kroos also scored from the spot as Moenchengladbach remained winless against Bayern in six German Cup attempts.
Bayern, five points behind leader and defending champion Dortmund in the Bundesliga, will be seeking its 16th cup title. Dortmund has two.
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Kroos hit the post from 20 meters (yards) out and Mario Gomez had a good header saved by Marc-Andre ter Stegen early in the match.
On the other side, Neuer stopped an effort by Marco Reus off a counterattack.
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Ribery was at the center of action again in the 41st, feeding Alaba, but ter Stegen swatted he ball away.
Bayern had the first opportunity of the second half, with Robben and Thomas Mueller exchanging passes and Mueller using his backheel to release Robben, but the winger shot wide.
Juan Arango shot high with Neuer stranded, and ter Stegen stopped another effort by Robben following a pass from Gomez.
Gomez and Robben then wasted consecutive chances with 10 minutes remaining.
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In the 109th, Robben fired a powerful shot from outside the penalty box, but ter Stegen made a fine save.
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Farmington Hills, Mich. (December 6, 2011)---Brian J. Sabb, D.O., has joined the medical staff at Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills. The practice of this board-certified diagnostic radiologist is hospital based through Botsford Medical Imaging, P.C. Dr. Sabb's specialty is as an orthopedic radiologist, diagnosing disease and injury of the musculoskeletal structure. He is a researcher and widely published author on a variety of orthopedic imaging topics and has had several academic appointments. Dr. Sabb also serves as a team physician to the University of Michigan and the Eastern Michigan University Athletic Departments.
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Traditionally, Experiential Education is defined by "hands-on learning" or "learning by doing." Under the guidance of the Catlin Gabel Outdoor Program, students are immersed—mind and body—in the natural world. This natural classroom provides unique opportunities for students to learn and grow as individuals and as members of a community. The program broadens the education of both Middle and Upper School students by fostering their self awareness, exposing them to new environments and challenges, and providing important leadership opportunities.
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The focus of Middle School Outdoor Program trips is to introduce students to the opportunities of human-powered activities and wilderness travel. We offer a broad range of single- and multi-day trips. From the rapids of the White Salmon River to the summit of Mt. St. Helens, students are encouraged to learn new skills, explore areas outside their comfort zones, care for one another, and form meaningful working relationships with adults
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Rambo Tribble (1273454) writes In South Carolina a 16-year old boy, Alex Stone, was arrested and charged with creating a disturbance at his school, as well as suspended, for choosing to write: "I killed my neighbor's pet dinosaur. I bought the gun to take care of the business," in response to a class writing assignment. The story has attracted international attention.
The eruption of the Bardarbunga volcano in central Iceland, which appeared a strong possibility after a series of earthquakes, is currently underway, beneath the ice of the Dyngjujokull glacier. The BBC reports that Iceland has raised its air travel alert to red, its higest level, but that for now all of Iceland's airports remain open. CNN notes that "the underground activity did not immediately result in changes to volcanic activity on the surface ... Because of a pressure from the glacier cap it is uncertain whether the eruption will stay sub-glacial or not, Iceland 2 TV said."
SpzToid (869795) writes The state of Oregon sued Oracle America Inc. and six of its top executives Friday, accusing the software giant of fraud for failing to deliver a working website for the Affordable Care Act program. The 126-page lawsuit claims Oracle has committed fraud, lies, and "a pattern of activity that has cost the State and Cover Oregon hundreds of millions of dollars". "Not only were Oracle's claims lies, Oracle's work was abysmal", the lawsuit said. Oregon paid Oracle about $240.3 million for a system that never worked, the suit said. "Today's lawsuit clearly explains how egregiously Oracle has disserved Oregonians and our state agencies", said Oregon Atty. Gen. Ellen Rosenblum in a written statement. "Over the course of our investigation, it became abundantly clear that Oracle repeatedly lied and defrauded the state. Through this legal action, we intend to make our state whole and make sure taxpayers aren't left holding the bag."
Oregon's suit, alleges that Oracle, the largest tech contractor working on the website, made falsely convinced officials to buy "hundreds of millions of dollars of Oracle products and services that failed to perform as promised." It is seeking $200 million in damages. Oracle issued a statement saying the suit "is a desperate attempt to deflect blame from Cover Oregon and the governor for their failures to manage a complex IT project. The complaint is a fictional account of the Oregon Healthcare Project."
theodp writes Over at Khan Academy, Salman Khan explains Why I'm Cautious About Telling My Son He's Smart. "Recently," writes Khan, "I put into practice research I had been reading about for the past few years: I decided to praise my son not when he succeeded at things he was already good at, but when he persevered with things that he found difficult. I stressed to him that by struggling, your brain grows. Between the deep body of research on the field of learning mindsets and this personal experience with my son, I am more convinced than ever that mindsets toward learning could matter more than anything else we teach." According to Dr. Carol Dweck, who Khan cites, the secret to raising smart kids is not telling kids that they are. A focus on effort — not on intelligence or ability — says Dweck, is key to success in school and in life.
An anonymous reader writes with this report from Torrentfreak, excerpting: In just a few hours time the brand new season of Doctor Who will premiere, kicking off with the first episode 'Deep Breath'. There's been a huge build up in the media, but for fans who prefer to socialize and obtain news via a dedicated community, today brings bad news. Doctor Who Media (DWM) was a site created in 2010 and during the ensuing four and a half years it amassed around 25,000 dedicated members. A source close to the site told TF that since nothing like it existed officially, DWM's core focus was to provide a central location and community for everything in the 'Whoniverse,' from reconstructions of missing episodes to the latest episodes, and whatever lay between. But yesterday, following a visit by representatives from the BBC and Federation Against Copyright Theft, the site's operator took the decision to shut down the site for good.
AmiMoJo writes "New EU rules are limiting vacuum cleaner motors to 1600W from 2014/09/01. The EU summary of the new rules explains that consumers currently equate watts with cleaning power, which is not the case. Manufacturers will be required to put ratings on packaging, including energy efficiency, cleaning efficiency on hard and carpeted floors, and dust emissions from the exhaust. In the EU vacuum cleaners use more energy than the whole of Denmark, and produce more emissions than dishwashers and washing machines."
An anonymous reader writes: Terrorist organization ISIS has been in the news a lot lately for their hostile activities in Iraq and Syria. They've also been very active online, posting propaganda and photos on various social networking sites to try to recruit more members. Frequently, they'll have pictures of themselves in nondescript locations — but even carefully selected images give clues to a real location. Citizen journalists at Bellingcat analyzed a group of these photos, comparing buildings and bridges in the background to images from Google Earth. With very little to go on, they were able to pinpoint the location of a terrorist training camp.
schwit1 writes: Using restored images taken by Voyager 2 when it flew past Neptune's moon Triton 25 years ago, scientists have produced a new map and flyby movie of the moon. "The new Triton map has a resolution of 1,970 feet (600 meters) per pixel. The colors have been enhanced to bring out contrast but are a close approximation to Triton's natural colors. Voyager's "eyes" saw in colors slightly different from human eyes, and this map was produced using orange, green and blue filter images. ... Although Triton is a moon of a planet and Pluto is a dwarf planet, Triton serves as a preview of sorts for the upcoming Pluto encounter. Although both bodies originated in the outer solar system, Triton was captured by Neptune and has undergone a radically different thermal history than Pluto. Tidal heating has likely melted the interior of Triton, producing the volcanoes, fractures and other geological features that Voyager saw on that bitterly cold, icy surface. Pluto is unlikely to be a copy of Triton, but some of the same types of features may be present." Dr. Paul Schenk provides provides further information on his blog, and the movie can be viewed here.
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The numbers—first crunched by the Internet provider comparison site HSI — show a distinct trend between faster Internet and higher ACT test scores. On the high end, Massachusetts scores big with an average Internet speed of 13.1Mbps, and an average ACT test score of 24.1. Mississippi, on the other hand, has an average speed of just 7.6Mbps and an average score of 18.9.
In between those two states, the other 48 fall in a positive correlation that, while not perfect, is quite undeniable. According to HSI's Edwin Ivanauskas, the correlation is stronger than that between household income and test scores, which have long been considered to be firmly connected to each other. The ACT scores were gathered from ACT.org, which has the official rankings and averages for the 2013 test, and the speed ratings were taken from Internet analytics firm Akamai's latest report.
An anonymous reader writes: Philip Danks used a camcorder to record Fast & Furious 6 in a U.K. cinema. Later, he shared it via bittorrent and allegedly sold physical copies. Now, he's been sentenced to 33 months in prison for his actions. "In Court it was claimed that Danks' uploading of Fast 6 resulted in more than 700,000 downloads, costing Universal Pictures and the wider industry millions of pounds in losses." Danks was originally told police weren't going to take any action against him, but he unwisely continued to share the movie files after his initial detainment with authorities.
theodp writes Following up on news that the White House met with big biz on immigration earlier this month, Bloomberg sat down with Joe Green, the head of Mark Zuckerberg's Fwd.US PAC, to discuss possible executive actions President Obama might take on high tech immigration (video) in September. "Hey, Joe," asked interviewer Alix Steel. "All we keep hearing about this earnings season though from big tech is how they're actually cutting jobs. If you look at Microsoft, Cisco, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, why do the tech companies then need more tech visas?" Green explained why tech may not want to settle for laid-off U.S. talent when the world is its oyster. "The difference between someone who's truly great and just sort of okay is really huge," Green said. "Culture in tech is a very meritocratic culture," he added. "The vast, vast majority of tech engineers that I talked to who are from the United States are very supportive of bringing in people from other countries because they want to work with the very best."
Lasrick writes The referendum on Scottish independence on September 18th affects more than just residents of the United Kingdom. All of the UK's nuclear deterrent is located in Scotland, and Alex Salmond and the Scottish government have pledged to safely remove and permanently ban nuclear weapons from Scottish territory within the first term of a newly independent parliament.
An anonymous reader points out that UK authorities have warned that sharing the video of the James Foley murder could lead to prosecution under anti-terror laws. Scotland Yard has warned internet users they could be arrested under terrorism legislation if they viewed or shared the video of James Foley's murder, as Twitter and YouTube attempted to remove all trace of the footage from the web. Twitter suspended dozens of accounts that published the graphic footage while YouTube tried to remove several copies of the video, which was first uploaded on Tuesday night. Twitter CEO Dick Costolo tweeted: "We have been and are actively suspending accounts as we discover them related to this graphic imagery. Thank you." The unprecedented social media clampdown came as the Metropolitan police warned that even viewing the video could constitute a criminal offence in the UK. The force said in a statement: "The MPS counter-terrorism command (SO15) is investigating the contents of the video that was posted online in relation to the alleged murder of James Foley. We would like to remind the public that viewing, downloading or disseminating extremist material within the UK may constitute an offence under terrorism legislation."
vinces99 writes with news about a study that may account for a slowdown in air temperature rises. Following rapid warming in the late 20th century, this century has so far seen surprisingly little increase in the average temperature at the Earth's surface. More than a dozen theories have now been proposed for the so-called global warming hiatus, ranging from air pollution to volcanoes to sunspots. New research from the University of Washington shows the heat absent from the surface is plunging deep in the north and south Atlantic Ocean, and is part of a naturally occurring cycle. The study is published in Science. Subsurface ocean warming explains why global average air temperatures have flatlined since 1999, despite greenhouse gases trapping more solar heat at the Earth's surface. "Every week there's a new explanation of the hiatus," said corresponding author Ka-Kit Tung, a UW professor of applied mathematics and adjunct faculty member in atmospheric sciences. "Many of the earlier papers had necessarily focused on symptoms at the surface of the Earth, where we see many different and related phenomena. We looked at observations in the ocean to try to find the underlying cause." What they found is that a slow-moving current in the Atlantic, which carries heat between the two poles, sped up earlier this century to draw heat down almost a mile (1,500 meters). Most previous studies focused on shorter-term variability or particles that could block incoming sunlight, but they could not explain the massive amount of heat missing for more than a decade.
tlhIngan writes Municipal broadband is in the news again — this time Chief of Staff Matthew Berry, speaking at the National Conference of State Legislatures, has endorsed states' right to ban municipal broadband networks and warned the (Democrat-led) FCC to not do anything that a future Republican led FCC would dislike. The argument is that municipal broadband discourages private investment in broadband communications, that taxpayer-funded projects are barriers to future infrastructure investment.
metasonix writes: As if the problems brought up during the recent 2014 Wikimania conference weren't enough, now Wikipedia is having an outright battle between its editor and administrator communities, especially on the German-language Wikipedia. The Wikimedia Foundation, currently flush with cash from its donors, keeps trying to force flawed new software systems onto the editor community, who has repeatedly responded by disabling the software. This time, however, Foundation Deputy Director Erik Moeller had the bright idea to create a new level of page protection to prevent the new software from being disabled. "Superprotection" has resulted in an outright revolt on the German Wikipedia. There has been subsequent coverage in the German press, and people have issued demands that Moeller, one of Wikipedia's oldest insiders, be removed from his job. One English Wikipedia insider started a change.org petition demanding the removal of superprotection."
schwit1 writes: Managers of NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) are searching for a mission that they can propose and convince Congress to fund. "Once SLS is into the 2020s, the launch rate should see the rocket launching at least once per year, ramping up to a projected three times per year for the eventual Mars missions. However, the latter won't be until the 2030s. With no missions manifested past the EM-2 flight, the undesirable question of just how 'slow' a launch rate would be viable for SLS and her workforce has now been asked." Meanwhile, two more Russian rocket engines were delivered yesterday, the first time that's happened since a Russian official threatened to cut off the supply. Another shipment of three engines is expected later this year. In Europe, Arianespace and the European Space Agency signed a contract today for the Ariane 5 rocket to launch 12 more of Europe's Galileo GPS satellites on three launches. This situation really reminds me of the U.S. launch market in the 1990s, when Boeing and Lockheed Martin decided that, rather than compete with Russia and ESA for the launch market, they instead decided to rely entirely on U.S. government contracts, since those contracts didn't really demand that they reduce their costs significantly to compete.
Today's videos are parts five and six of our casual interview with Tim O'Reilly, founder of O'Reilly Media and one of the most influential open source boosters around. (You supplied the questions. He supplied the answers.) We had a lot more to say about Tim Tuesday when we ran parts one and two of our video interview with him. Yesterday we ran parts three and four. (Today's alternate Video Links: Video 5 ~ Video 6.)
walterbyrd writes: Fresh on the heels of the entire Munich and Linux debacle, another story involving Microsoft and free software has popped up across the world, in Chile. A prolific magazine from the South American country says that the powerful Microsoft lobby managed to turn around a law that would allow the authorities to use free software. "An independent member of the Chilean Parliament, Vlado Mirosevic, pushed a bill that would allow the state to consider free software when the authorities needed to purchase or renew licenses. ... A while later, the same member of the Parliament, Daniel Farcas, proposed another bill that actually nullified the effects of the previous one that had just been adopted. To make things even more interesting, some of the people who voted in favor of the first law also voted in favor of the second one. ... The new bill is even more egregious, because it aggressively pushes for the adoption of proprietary software. Companies that choose to use proprietary software will receive certain tax breaks, which makes it very hard for free software to get adopted."
benrothke writes When I got a copy of Social Engineering in IT Security Tools, Tactics, and Techniques by Sharon Conheady, my first thought was that it likely could not have much that Christopher Hadnagy didn't already detail in the definitive text on the topic: Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking. Obviously Hadnagy thought differently, as he wrote the forward to the book; which he found to be a valuable resource. While there is overlap between the two books; Hadnagy's book takes a somewhat more aggressive tool-based approach, while Conheady take a somewhat more passive, purely social approach to the topic. There are many more software tools in Hadnagy; while Conheady doesn't reference software tools until nearly half-way through the book. This book provides an extensive introduction to the topic and details how social engineering has evolved through the centuries. Conheady writes how the overall tactics and goals have stayed the same; while the tools and techniques have been modified to suit the times. Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review.
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GREEN BAY (Press Release) - A steady downpour first washed out batting practice at Joannes Stadium Wednesday night, and finally forced the postponement of the scheduled 7:05 game between the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters and the Green Bay Bullfrogs. The game will be made up as part of a double header when the Rafters return to Green Bay on July 22nd.
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Cruises are by far the best value out there bar none. What hotel can you stay at that is decent for the same money? Not to mention the food. And to be perfectly honest with you, I get bored very easily. Cruising allows us to take in the world in light doses. One day you are here the next day you are there. My family gets to see the highlights and lowlights of a place. Places we would return to for an extended visit and those we would never want to see again. This is part of the beauty of crusing. We generally do not go with the tours offered by the cruise lines, finding them in general to be hokey and very expensive. Now, in saying that, not all are equal. Sometimes you find yourself in a port that has less than a savory reputation. If you want to leave the ship and explore the area minimally, then taking a tour to a local hotel offering its pool/beach can be a great plan.
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The do not miss town is Taormina in Italy. Yes you will have to take a cab, or a tour of course to get there. And yes its about an hour away, and yes if you take a cab on your own be prepared to take your life in your own hands! My boys loved it. Traveling very fast through many tunnels up into the Italian countryside, its worth it though. Cute place a real nice walking town with lots of quaint shops and cafes.
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Woodley (9-0) is coming off a win over Paul Daley by unanimous decision. Mein (23-7) is a Canadian prospect who scored a TKO win over Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos last September in his Strikeforce debut.
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Round 1: Mein pumps out jabs to feel out Woodley. Woodley misses on an overhand right but connects on a kick to the body. 55 seconds is the amount of time elapsed until Woodley shoots. Woodley works for the single-leg with Mein's back against the fence. The referee separates them. Mein misses on a big right hand. Woodley scores the trip takedown and quickly looks for an arm-triangle choke. Woodley settles inside of Mein's halfguard. Mein tries to roll out but Woodley's top control is too good. Woodley lands a nice elbow with under a minute left. Mein escapes to his feet. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 for Woodley.
Round 2: First strike of the second round is a Mein leg kick that is momentarily caught. Woodley hits the mark on a big right hand that stumbles Mein backwards. The strike also allows Woodley to set up clinch and then the takedown. Woodley is concentrating more on staying in top position instead of landing strikes. Mein off his back actually seems more active than Woodley. Mein lands elbows on Woodley's shoulders. Mein attempts a guillotine but the sweaty Woodley slips right out. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 for Woodley.
Round 3: Mein tries a jumping knee and Woodley drives him to his back. More of the same with Woodley burying his head into the chest of Mein and pinning him down. Woodley stands up and drops down an elbow. Mein eyes a kimura and for some reason the referee stands them up at this time -- not when Woodley was pinning Mein, but when Mein was looking for a submission. They clinch. Mein tries a takedown but it's blocked. The fight ends with them each trading a knee in clinch. MMA Fighting scores the round 10-9 for Woodley. Crowd boos.
Tyron Woodley wins via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 30-27)
There's some strange scoring all around tonight, including ones on the undercard, specifically the Burrell-Terry fight. You can sorta, maybe make a case for Mein winning round two for his offense off his back, but Woodley definitely wins at least two of these rounds.
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Burger King's Twitter account was hacked for about an hour on Monday, during which time the hackers sent out jokes about the company being sold to McDonald's and its employees doing drugs. It was a total disaster for Burger King, except for the fact that no one will remember the hacking by next week and the company gained 30,000 new followers in the process. So like I said, this was a total win for Burger King. From Slate:
"Basically this is a brand's worst nightmare—and yet more evidence that marketing is a 24/7 job," even on a holiday, writes Saya Weissman on Digiday. At the same time, the number of followers in the account jumped from 83,000 to 110,000 within 60 minutes, according to Unmetric data cited by Slashgear, so it wasn't a total loss.
Great, now every company is going to purposely have their social media accounts hacked as part of a marketing effort to grow their number of followers. Soon we'll get to see posts like this: "We have taken over the Coca-Cola page! We are the anti-authority group called... uhh... Moca-Mola. We aim to free Americans' minds from their cages, much in the same way that Coca-Cola frees you from the average soft drink experience. Soon we will redefine the way you lemming consumers think! Just like Coca-Cola redefined the beverage industry in 1886!"
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MAXTON, NC (WBTW) - A Robeson County school teacher was arrested this week after deputies said she was found at school highly intoxicated.
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