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By Steve Jones,
This editorial was originally published on Dec 8, 2008. It is being re-run as Steve is away at DevConnections.
I got an email from someone a few weeks ago and found it interesting. This person was wondering about auditing and how people deal with it in a world where we increasingly worry about security. The main questions in the email were:
In this time of PII data and sensitive data in nature,I would like to know is C2widely used and who uses it? Are there 3rd Party Tools that allow for the auditing of SQL Server activity? If such tools exist, what are they and what are there features to include reporting?
With SQL Server 2008, there are a tremendous number of new features that really make auditing easier, but I doubt very many of you are using them, or even using SQL Server 2008. However I am sure that many of you are doing some types of auditing with previous versions because of your own requirements. My curiosity was piqued as well, so I wanted to drop a note out there and see what types of auditing the rest of you may be doing.
In my career I've been required to audit for a variety of reasons, though the regulations haven't been the onerous on me. Typically I've been able to use triggers and selectively store off information using custom, home-grown solutions at my jobs. I looked at a few solutions that would generate the triggers, but never thought they were worth the money since I could write code to generate my own triggers and I needed selective auditing, not every field that changed.
Years ago I looked at Lumigent's solutions for auditing when they first came out. This was years ago as the company was evolving from a log reading tool company to a more general auditing and compliance company. They had a good solution, but it was too expensive for the company for which I was employed. I'm not sure how successful they've been, but they are still in business and seem to be doing well.
C2 auditing was one of those things that sounded like a great feature when it was introduced. Get every event that occurs on your server and you'll be sure to cover all your auditing needs. After all, this is what the Department of Defense has specified as a standard, so it must be a good idea, right?
I'm not so sure, though I know that it's a good idea in places. Those people that get access to some sensitive areas, like the places where we have missles stored probably ought to be audited.
For most of us, however, I think that we need less auditing, but more than we tend to implement. SQL Server 2005 has a default trace and some good basic auditing capabilities and SQL Server 2008 adds more. I think there's still room for improvement, and this is definitely something I'd like to see better implemented in frameworks so developers and DBAs build it into every application they produce.
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Zero 2 Hero
Entry Level Kite Camp from Real Kiteboarding
Confused about what entry level kiteboarding instructional DVD to get? Look no further, Zero to Hero is here, produced by Real Kiteboarding in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, the largest and most respected lesson center on the planet. This DVD contains the syllabus to their 3-day entry level kite camp, which was rated one of the top five adventure sports camps in the world by Outside Magazine. You will get the most thorough, cutting edge, and effective instruction translated directly from the Zero to Hero camp to this DVD - with sections on safety and responsibility, wind, trainer kites, flying 4-line and 5-line inflatables, launching, landing, tuning, bodydrags, and board starts...everything to take you from a total zero to a safe and self-sufficient rider. and killer bonus sections
The main program teaches you how to kite, but the bonus sections teach you how to be a kiteboarder. There is a Coaches Tips bonus section, where several Real Coaches, both men and women, sit down to answer a multitude of rapid-fire questions that will help you stay safe while learning to kite and literally cut months off your learning curve. Shop Talk is a comprehensive section that will help you make sense of the board, kite, bar, and harness options available out there. Life of a Kiter is great bonus section that teaches you the stuff you need to know after your sessions are over: how to tune your 4 and 5 line bar, how to repair your kite canopy, how to repair a kite bladder, how to do minor board repairs. You won't get this stuff anywhere else. These and other bonus sections all add up to a slam-dunk of a kiteboarding instructional video. Do yourself a favor - learn easily, quicky, and safely the first time, with a Real - Zero to Hero kite camp.
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The Unknown Road
Ben Wilson is regarded as one of the most influential wave riders in the world. This film is focused on his surf style approach to the waves, not comparing it to surfing, but showing it as an extension by using the kite to whip him in, like a jet ski would a surfer, then killing the power of the kite and using the power of the wave to ride the wave. The entire movie is unstrapped and shot all around the world. Also featuring Mauricio Abre, Moe Goould, Joel Becus, Jeff Tobias, Ryland Blakeny and Josh Mulcoy.
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That First Glide
by Mike Waltze Productions
By Mike Waltze: The sport of Stand Up Paddle seems to have popped up out of nowhere. The truth is, the sport has deep roots in both early Polynesian and Hawaiian History as it is truly a combination of outrigger paddling and surfing.
The first regular Stand Up Paddle enthusiasts were playing around in Waikiki as early as 1939, when Duke Kahnomoku used to stand up on an australian surf ski. Later, in the 60's and 70's guys like John Ah Choy and John Zapotocki used to do the sport regularly up into the late 90's until they finally were getting to old to keep surfing.
Around that Same time, Laird Hamilton and Dave Kalama played around with paddles on Maui and although at first no one seemed to take notice, it wasn't long before the sport was attracting all sorts of users from all over the world.
Now, Stand Up Paddling is done almost everwhere there is water, and the sport has gone in multiple directions. Some people like the excercise and weight loss aspects in flat water, others like to race, and the most extreme are taking the boards out into the waves. Filmed in Hawaii, Fiji, and Tahiti, That First Glide is a must see movie for everyone and features most of the premier athletes that got the sport off the ground.
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Kiting in the Surf, by Real Kiteboarding: Beginning through Advanced Ocean Riding
Welcome to the fourth installment in the5 DVD instructional series from Real Kiteboarding - the largest lesson center in the world. All five DVDs have won Telly Awards for outstanding acheivement in independent video production. The first DVD, Zero to Hero took you from rank beginner to the self-sufficient riding level. Then, Evolution improved your on-the-water riding with valuable and hard to find instruction on learning techniques, kite control, stance, and transitions. The third DVD is Joyride which transforms you into the kiteboarder you always envisioned you would be when you first picked up the sport, meaning you're now throwing down with all variations of jumping and aggressive riding. Next stop: the waves.
Real's Surf DVD is the first of it's kind in kiteboarding, an instructional video dedicated entirely to riding waves. Although it would seem the direction the sport has taken in the past year is decidedly surf oriented, particularly in the magazines, Real Kiteboarding has incorporated surf instruction into it's lesson programs for several years. Now they have openned the books from their highly touted 3 day Surf camp into this new DVD.
The main portion of the DVD is divided up into three chapters: Surf 101, Surf Skills, and Surf Sessions. Surf 101 is just what it sounds like, an introduction to all the issues you may face when first learning to get into the waves, including tides, currents, swell types, bottom types, wind and wave relationship and many other considerations that will ultimately affect your session.
Surf Skills teaches all the new skills that you will need, and how to modify some of your existing skills to be successful in the waves. Just a few of the topics covered are circuit training, heading out through the surf, absorbing whitewater, duck diving, kite power, turns, staying upwind, and troubleshooting and safety concerns.
Surf Sessions lays it all on the line - jumping off waves, turning on waves, surf style, staying on the face, kite looping, controlling the power, freestyle, aerials, and yes, even getting barrelled. And with all Real instructional DVDs there are massive bonus sections. These bonus sections ensure that you are not just getting kiteboarding instruction, but are also getting some of the more difficult to find information that advance your knowledge and comfort about being a kiteboarder. Always a favorite, is the Coaches Tips section, where the Real coaches tell of their trials and tribulations, and ultimately their successes, that have turned them into some of the most confident and respected riders around. Other bonus sections include Equipment for Ocean Riding (Yes, this video is bow kite enabled), and Keeping it Surfside, which discusses the importance of becoming familiar with and comfortable in the ocean.
The Surf DVD was filmed in the beautiful British Virgin Islands and will not only teach you how to successfully up your level in the surf, but will also open your eyes to the true worldwide potential of this sport.
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Standup Paddleboarding
SUP instruction by Real Watersports
In typical Real Kiteboarding fashion (aka Real Watersports), they have released the ultimate comprehensive standup paddleboarding instructional DVD. They cover absolutely everything, from gear choices and setup, to all the basic instruction, on into advanced paddling and riding waves. Here are the section
Board Types, Board Constructions, Fin Choices, Paddles, Wax, Deckpads, Leashes, Wetsuits, Booties, Sun Protection
Gear Set Up:
Proper Wax Choice and Application, Installing a Deckpad, Installing leash and fin, Choosing Your Paddle, Paddle Sizing
The Basics:
Standing Up, Proper Stance, Holding the Paddle, Paddling Technique, Using the Paddle for Balance, How to Fall
First Session:
Flatwater Session, Basics Review, Finding the Sweet Spot, Advanced Paddling, Turning Techniques, Aggressive Turning
>Wave Session:
Flatwater Review, Paddling over Whitewater, Waiting for Waves, Catching Waves, Riding Waves, Exiting Waves, Falling in the Surf
Bonus Section:
Standup Etiquette, Jimmy Lewis Surf and Standups, Real BVI Slideshow, Cape Hatteras Bonus Footage
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Stand Up Paddle Surfing
Volume 2, By Premier Productions
Get ready as the world's top watermen take you step-by-step from basic wave riding techniques to advanced maneuvers. Plus pro-tips, racing techniques, exotic travel, and tons of insane action in between. Bonus features include: Making Of, additional action segments, and tons more. It's what'SUP.
And if you're not ready for the waves yet, don't forget basic to intermediate instruction in Volume One:Learn More
Stand Up Paddle Surfing Vol. 1
The Ultimate HOW-TO Stand Up Paddle series.
Now you can Master the Art of the ancient Hawaiian surfers- STAND UP PADDLE SURFING.
Premier Productions, producers of Award Winning "HOW- TO" videos (RAVE, SPEED IQ, BOOST & UNLEASHED, THE FORCE,LIQUID THUNDER AT JAWS & CRAZY DAYS) present a radical
"How-To Stand Up Paddle Surf" video from the shores of Hawaii.
In Volume One, some of Hawaii's top watermen take you step-by-step from first time basics to intermediate riding, with Pro Tips and tons of action in-between.
Feauturing: Brian Keauhulana, Todd Bradley, Dave Parmenter plus Hawaiis top riders.
Filmed using special camera mounts, "S.U.P.S" will put you in the pilots seat for the ride of a lifetime.
When you're ready for the waves, get on board with Volume 2 for the ultimate in SUP wave instruction and action.
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Soul Fly
by Peter Trow, Trowvision Productions
From all the way back in the mid-90s, prime windsurfing days, some of the best videos were from Trow Vision Productions - films like Chapped and Surface Tension. Then Peter Trow took to kiting like a storm, becoming a pro rider and co-producing Strung Out with us, another winner. We're pleased to announce another great video - Soul Fly.
Join 2004 PKRA world champion Aaron Hadlow, female wave ripper Ammy Naff, pro surfer turned pro kiter Josh Mulcoy, filmmaker Peter Trow (of course), and others on a wave rich journey to the enchanted waters of the Caribbean, deep into dusty Baja, Mexio, and all along California's diverse coastline. Filmed in colorful 16mm film and professional digital video, Soul Fly captures the essence of wave kiting as well as a look into the progression of freestyle riding. Experience this intriguing ride into the wind, the waves, travel, and soul.
And if you know anything about Peter, you'll guess that there's a serious dose of hardcore waveriding action, epic down-the line perfection, and heavy Santa Cruz power. Peter is also a stickler for clean, well-composed cinematography, and searches untiringly for the perfect soundtrack to create a masterfully edited film that appeals to everyone, one reason why Peter doesn't pop films out every six months.
Reflecting Peter's surfing roots, Soul Fly is created with an old-time surf movie vein, but with the modern technical wizardry of kiteboarding today. Kiteboarding's current directional, wave oriented, style owes 100% hommage to Peter, who, by staying true to his roots, never relinquished his directional for either twin tip or wake style riding in his 6 years of kiteboarding. Combine that with the sport's youngest world champ, who can do anything on a kite, and Josh Mulcoy, the most stylish and pure surfing style kiteboarder today, and you've got a video that will headline your collection. A video with soul.
Soul Fly - $14.95Learn More
Real Kiteboarding 5 DVD Series
Winners of 5 Telly Awards!
Get all 5 titles in a convenient 5 pack!
Nearly 2 years in the making, Real Kiteboarding's 5 DVD series covers all aspects of kiteboarding instruction and mirrors every level of kite camp available at Real. The 5 pack is an absolutely TITANIC compilation of kiteboarding instruction, unmatched in its detail. Last year both Zero to Hero and Evolution were honored with Telly Awards, which are sort of like the Oscars of independent video production. And now Joyride, Surf, and SSS also received Telly Awards, making it 5 for 5. This is a fantastic acheivement as these kiteboarding videos were competing with all other productions from industry giants all the way down to the smallest indie closet studios.
Progression Beginner Kite Landboarding Instruction
Give it a go on Land!!!
Progression Kite Landboarding Beginner is primarily aimed at people with some existing kite flying experience, whether that's as a kitesurfer, power kiter or existing novice kite landboarder. We aim to give you all the background on the sport, safety, locations and conditions before getting up and riding on the board and slowing down and stopping. Then we'll refine your stance, building your confidence so you can stay upwind consistently. Then its on to sliding, riding toeside and your first turns, before working on carving turns. Finally we take you through every aspect of jumping - from the absolute basics, small jumps, improved technique for those hugh boasting jumps, then a few grabs and finally aerial transitions.
Progression is all about helping you learn safer and quicker but with a deeper understanding of the core techniques, so you can continue to improve and have fun. A Progression DVD is not something to watch from start to finish, but a tool to dip in and out of as you improve, ready to give you the confidence to tackle the next step with ease.
For kitesurfers, the sport of kite landboarding is a great cross over, giving you an opportunity to hone your kite skills, make the most of lightwinds, utilize the same kites you use on the water and during the winter months there is no need for layers of neoprene to say warm just some jeans and a jumper and your good to go. Progression Kite Landboarding Beginner will help you adjust to the differences of riding on wheels and everything that comes along with it, from locations, equipment and safety through to the edging technique which is crucial for any trick or technique.
For Power Kiting enthusiasts, Kite Landboarding is the obvious next step, taking your existing kites and skill, adding a board and giving you the opportunity for speed, distance and jumps. Progression Kite Landboarding Beginner will help you understand how to adapt your kite skills to those required to power a landboard and all the technique so you handle the wheels under your feet.
For Mountain Boarders here's your chance to boost massive airs and you won't need a hill or any ramps! Just get yourself a kite, learn the basic kite skills and Prog KLB Beginner will get you up and riding, helping you change your stance and board technique to adapt to the needs of kite landboarding, and then you'll be ready to .
Progression Instructional Videos use a proven method that breaks down tricks and techniques into easily digestible chunks, helping you to understand no only what to do but why its so important. Our use of split screens, amazing slow motion, graphic overlays and targeted repetition will help to training your brain to remember the key points when you're on your board and in the thick of it.
So whether you fly a foil or inflatable, with handles or a bar, Progression Kite Landboarding Beginner is the only instructional DVD that will get you past the beginner stage and ready to improve in no time at all.
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EventsThere is so much happening in Salt LakeTheatre, dance, music, visual arts, museums, sports and more, Salt Lake is a busy place.Events Search
Sep 3Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys are out on tour in support of their fifth album, "AM." Check them out live with guests Mini Mansions September 3rd at Saltair!Sep 3International Folk Festival
The International Folk Festival celebrates its 5th anniversary at the Sandy Amphitheater bringing local folk groups together from across Utah to perform dances and music from countries around the world. Grab your family and friends and come travel the globe at the Sandy Amphitheater.Sep 5The Aquabats
Calling all Bat-Boys and Bat-Girrrls… Don't miss a night with costume clad crime fighters The Aquabats when they bring their 20th Anniversary Tour to The Depot.Sep 6Real Salt Lake vs FC Dallas
Professional Soccer: The battle between Real Salt Lake and FC Dallas is held at Rio Tinto Stadium.Sep 6A Celebration of Cultural Diversity
Performing arts festival featuring world class performers such as Kenshi Taiko Japanes Drummer, La Viet Band, Zivio, Rinceori Don Sproi, Mariachi America, Little Feathers, Dancers from India, and Kesuchan Peru in partnership with Downtown Farmers Market.Sep 6Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival
The ODDBALL Comedy and Curiosity Festival stops at USANA Amphitheatre on Saturday, September 6th.
Tickets are on sale now!
Scheduled to appear:
Aziz Ansari, Chris Hardwick, Demetri Martin, Hannibal Buress, Jeff Ross, Louis C.K. Sarah Silverman, Whitney Cummings
ODDBALL is a full festival experience featuring comedy, a second stage, the cut-throat freak show, a roaming troupe of misfit performers, tasty treats, libations and more!
Tickets and Venue Information:
Tickets available at all Smith's Tix locations, charge by phone 801-467-TIXX or toll free at 1-800-888-TIXX, and online at smithstix.com.
Tickets are also available at the USANA Amphitheatre box office day-of-shows starting at 12PM.
(while supplies last - subject to change - plus applicable fees where applied - 8 ticket limit)Sep 5 - Sep 7Salt Lake Greek Festival
The parishioners of the Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Salt Lake, along with the esteemed clergy, Fr. Mathew Gilbert, Fr. Michael Kouremetis, Fr. Elias Koucos and Deacon Anatoly Kiriev, would like to extend a cordial welcome to you, their guests, to the 38th Annual Salt Lake City Greek Festival.Sep 7Saturday's VoyeurSaturday's Voyeur (by Allen Nevins & Nancy Borgenicht) will once again be a voice to the more liberal audience base in Utah. This funny, raucous, truly unique, musical satire written for us and about you will give Utahns a place to laugh at and love living in Utah.Sep 10Bluegrass and BBQ Night
Enjoy the incredible view of the Salt Lake Valley while you sit back and relax with some delicious Starfire BBQ and take in the tunes of local bluegrass band, The Lab Dogs!
We welcome you to enjoy the music in the Canyon on the 2nd floor and Starfire BBQ will be on the front terrace and can accept cash and cards for their delectable cuisine.
Bluegrass and Barbecue is free to attend. Guests will have to purchase any food they want to enjoy. Anyone wishing to see The Horse, or any exhibit, will need to pay admission to the Museum. The Museum is open until 9pm every Wednesday.
Don't forget to visit The Horse!
The Horse is a special exhibition that includes cultural objects from around the world and explores the enduring bond between humans and horses. Regular Museum admission is required to see The Horse.Sep 11Red Butte Outdoor Concert Series: An Acoustic Evening
Whether it's through the soul of southern Gospel, 70's style Funk, Blues, Reggae, or Rock and Roll, Ben Harper has been stunning audiences with incendiary live performances and timeless songwriting. A collaborator by nature, Harper has recorded and performed with a long list of artists including Pearl Jam, Natalie Maines, Jackson Browne, Rickie Lee Jones, and Jack Johnson.Harper's most recent album Get Up!, is a collaboration with bluesman Charlie Musselwhite.Sep 11Drake Vs Lil Wayne
Hip-Hop stars, Drake and Lil Wayne hit USANA Amphitheatre on September 11th!
Tickets are on sale now!
Tickets & Venue Information:
Tickets available at all Smith's Tix locations, charge by phone 801-467-TIXX or toll free at 1-800-888-TIXX, and online at smithstix.com
Tickets are also available at the USANA Amphitheatre box office day-of-shows starting at 12PM
Lawn tickets are available at the Depot box office on Friday's between 2PM-6PM (excluding holidays) and day of Depot shows starting at 5PM (excluding club nights & private events)
VIP packages also available!
(while supplies last - subject to change - plus applicable fees where applied - 8 ticket limit)Aug 23 - Sep 12Death, the Final Frontier: May the Corpse Be With You
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Updated 2:13pm Saturday 1st February 2014 in Sport
BURNLEY came close to a sensational victory at Loftus Road as they played out a thrilling draw at QPR.
The Clarets led 3-2 after Sam Vokes struck twice in the second period, following Danny Ings' first-half strike, but Modibo Maiga levelled with 11 minutes to go.
The Clarets had problems dealing with QPR set pieces from the start of the game as Tom Heaton had to tip over Andy Johnson's header from a Niko Kranjcar inswinging corner.
Seconds later the Croatian produced another wicked delivery and Kevin Doyle – signed by QPR yesterday – nodded the ball into the bottom corner.
Former Blackburn Rovers forward Junior Hoilett, on for the injured Matt Phillips, soon went close to adding a second for the home side. Doyle, too, fired just off target as Burnley struggled to keep Harry Redknapp's men at bay.
But the Clarets started to work their way into the game and grabbed a leveller in the 25th minute as Kieran Trippier crossed from the right and Ings superbly swivelled to volley past Rob Green into the bottom corner.
QPR, however, were still threatening in attack and they went back in front in the 34th minute from another Kranjcar inswinging corner.
Burnley could not clear at the near post and the ball found Richard Dunne near the penalty spot. The centre back volleyed the ball into the top corner, with David Jones not quite able to block on the line.
The Clarets hit back once more nine minutes intothe second half, though, as Michael Kightly crossed from the left and Vokes turned the ball into the bottom corner with his studs from 10 yards.
Ings went close to put the visitors ahead as he fired over from Scott Arfield's pull-back, but the forward then did the hard work as the Clarets did move 3-2 in front.
Ings chased down Benoit Assou-Ekotto and dispossessed the full back on the touchline, before squaring for Vokes to tap in his second of the game from close range.
The Clarets even had a glorious chance to go 4-2 up as Ings beat the offside trap from Vokes' pass but fired wide of the far post after cutting back on to his left foot.
That missed proved costly as QPR levelled with 11 minutes to go. Junior Hoilett's initial cross was blocked by Ben Mee but he reacted quickest to collect the loose ball and cross for substitute Modibo Maiga – another deadline day signing for the hosts - to turn in from close range.
Tom Heaton had to deny Kranjcar late on before Clarets substitute Junior Stanislas lobbed inches wide deep into stoppage time.
But the result remained a highly creditable one for Burnley, who stay three points behind second-placed QPR.
Clarets: Tom Heaton; Kieran Trippier, Michael Duff, Jason Shackell, Ben Mee; Scott Arfield, Dean Marney, David Jones, Michael Kightly (Junior Stanislas 85); Danny Ings, Sam Vokes. Subs not used: Alex Cisak, Danny Lafferty, Kevin Long, David Edgar, Ross Wallace, Ashley Barnes.
QPR: Rob Green; Nedum Onuoha, Richard Dunne, Clint Hill, Benoit Assou-Ekotto; Matt Phillips (Junior Hoilett 6), Joey Barton, Niko Kranjcar, Armand Traore (Karl Henry 83); Kevin Doyle, Andy Johnson (Modibo Maiga 68). Subs not used: Brian Murphy, Aaron Hughes, Tom Carroll, Bobby Zamora.
Referee: Roger East.
Attendance: 16,393 (Burnley 1,447).
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Taking 4 points of Arry "the peoples champion"
Best of all or team sheet includes the names
More important that they're still in Claret n Blue AFTER the transfer window shut.
Onwards and upwards
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5:42pm Sun 2 Feb 14
owd nick says...
I managed to get home in time to watch most of the first half and all the second and to be perfectly honest I thought you should have won, by far the best side in the second half.
Mind you your man of the match has to be Assou-Ekotto, what a plank he is, if his ability matched his stupidity he would be playing for Barcelona.
I'm still not sure that QPR have what it takes to go back up, there is something not quite right, I think it's possibly whenever I have seen them this season they play more like a group of ego's not a team, so that 2nd place is there for the taking.
Whether you have what it takes I am not sure, Derby and Forest have the momentum at the moment, plus bigger, stronger squads, but you should stay in the play off places and if your two guys up front can stay injury free that might make life interesting for you at the end of the season.
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Hopson said it was disgusting the first time he heard the recording of former Florida-Kansas Elementary School principal Tracie Boyd Greer, but he does not believe the comments are indicative of any district-wide behavior.
The audio was recorded as Greer spoke with staff members about upcoming TCAP testing.
"What I'm saying is, we got to get us a plan in place," she said in the audio recording. "Get you 10 damn folks, screw down your damn kids. Make sure you got them ------- tight. You understand me? Get them 10 ------- tight."
"I heard it, I immediately got our labor relations person on the phone and said this person cannot go back to school, we have to investigate," he said.
Hopson said a teacher's union representative shared the audio with his office, which was originally leaked by a Florida-Kansas Elementary faculty member, who also shared it with WMC Action News 5.
Greer was supposedly discussing a plan to ensure 10 students per class passed the TCAP test by any means necessary.
"But the language that was used to describe these babies was even more deplorable to me than the possible discussion of whatever she was talking about," said Hopson.
Greer has yet to comment despite WMC Action News 5's requests.
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The SOAP over JMS protocol is defined by the World Wide Web Consortium(W3C) as a way of providing a more reliable transport layer to the customary SOAP/HTTP protocol used by most services. The Fuse Services Framework implementation is fully compliant with the specification and should be compatible with any framework that is also compliant.
This transport uses JNDI to find the JMS destinations. When an operation is invoked, the request is packaged as a SOAP message and sent in the body of a JMS message to the specified destination.
To use the SOAP/JMS transport:
Specify that the transport type is SOAP/JMS.
Specify the target destination using a JMS URI.
Optionally, configure the JNDI connection.
Optionally, add additional JMS configuration.
You configure a SOAP binding to use the JMS transport when specifying the WSDL
binding. You set the
soap:binding element's
transport attribute to
Example 3.1 shows a WSDL binding that uses SOAP/JMS.
Example 3.1. SOAP over JMS binding specification
<wsdl:binding ... > <soap:binding style="document" transport="http://www.w3.org/2010/soapjms/" /> ... </wsdl:binding>
You specify the address of the JMS target destination when specifying the
WSDL port for the endpoint. The address specification for a SOAP/JMS endpoint uses
the same
soap:address element and attribute as a SOAP/HTTP
endpoint. The difference is the address specification. JMS endpoints use a JMS URI as
defined in the URI
Scheme for JMS 1.0. Example 3.2 shows the syntax for a JMS
Table 3.1 describes the available variants for the JMS URI.
Table 3.1. JMS URI variants
|Specifies that the destination is a JNDI name for the target destination. When using this variant, you must provide the configuration for accessing the JNDI provider.
|Specifies that the destination is the name of the topic to be used as the
target destination. The string provided is passed into
Session.createTopic() to create a representation of the
|Specifies that the destination is the name of the queue to be used as the
target destination. The string provided is passed into
Session.createQueue() to create a representation of the
options portion of a JMS URI are used to configure the
transport and are discussed in JMS URIs.
Example 3.3 shows the WSDL port entry for a SOAP/JMS endpoint whose target destination is looked up using JNDI.
Example 3.3. SOAP/JMS endpoint address
<wsdl:port ... > ... <soap:address location="jms:jndi:dynamicQueues/test.cxf.jmstransport.queue" /> </wsdl:port>
For working with SOAP/JMS services in Java see Using SOAP over JMS in Developing Applications Using JAX-WS.
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ATWATER — The permit hearing for Last Hope Cat Kingdom will be held 8:30 a.m. Monday, and county officials are expected to recommend the shelters permit which allows it to have more than five animals be revoked.
The hearing will be inside the board chamber on the third floor of the Merced County Administration Building, 2222 M St.
A report released on Friday outlined staffs recommendation to revoke Last Hopes permit over non-compliance with conditions of approval and, or conducting the use so as to be a nuisance or detrimental to the public health, welfare or safety.
The Atwater-based animal rescue site became the subject of a criminal investigation after Merced County Animal Control officials said they found sick and dead animals there in June. Of the 301 animals seized, there were 295 cats and six dogs. Veterinarians euthanized 200 animals, saying they were too sick to survive.
The hearing Monday will start with a staff presentation made by Jeff Wilson, code enforcement manager at the countys planning department, which will include photographs and other details about the seizure.
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I have a firm belief that every permit holder should have an ability to voice reasons for why their permit should be maintained, Hendrickson said on Dec. 6. I feel very confident heading into it that everybody will be given equal opportunity to voice their opinions.
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Aiden and Donavyn didn't wait until New Year's Day to come screaming into the world, but the circumstances of their births are still pretty special: The babies were born about two hours apart to Ohio mothers who are identical twins.
The Akron Beacon Journal reports that the 19-year-old mothers - Aimee and Ashlee Nelson weren't raised to do things alike and did not plan the births to come at the same time. In fact, their due dates were about a week apart.
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---- — Last week marked an important milestone in the Affordable Care Act's implemen-tation. It also marked the start of Fiscal Year 2014. It is hardly too much to say that much of the wrangling and frustration over domestic policy we see today is due to the ACA. There is little in the wind to suggest that is going to change in the coming months, or even years, so a bit of honest reflection is warranted.
Like most Americans, I am dismayed at our combination market and system for the delivery of health care. I am only glad insurance companies, regional hospitals, 30 federal agencies, hundreds of state agencies, the AMA and my employer are not responsible for ensuring dinner arrives at my table tonight. It would certainly be cold, late and expensive.
Like most Americans, I am confused by the ACA. I don't have a spare couple of months to read it in entirety, but am certain there are things about it I will like and some I will detest. On balance though, it is increasingly clear it will require herculean fixes. I say this because the ACA increasingly appears to have adverse short-term labor market effects. Had the economy more fully recovered by now, it would not be so severe. However, should the ACA be repealed, I do not believe we would see a resurgent economy. To be sure, the blame for the shocking growth of part-time work over the last year falls squarely upon the ACA, but there are many other policy choices that hold back the economy. Moreover, as bad as the ACA is in limiting employment growth in the short run, it is not at all clear to me this problem will persist. In fact, if we could just get away from employer-based health insurance, it seems likely labor markets would improve. Moreover, much of what is driving the health care cost debate is mistaken. Health care costs are not really rising.
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"Quasi-Fictional Places: The Nirthfolde Vistors' Bureau and Other Original Facsimiles," a talk by David Lefkowitz.
Date: Wednesday, January 30th, 2013
Time: 7:30 pm
Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
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"Quasi-Fictional Places: The Nirthfolde Vistors' Bureau and Other Original Facsimiles," is a talk by David Lefkowitz, connect to the exhibit curated by David Lefkowitz and Doug Bratland that is currently showing in the Northfield Arts Guild.
From the Northfield Arts Guild website: Featured prominently among the attractions will be a map and information orienting the general public to the pleasures of theCowling Arboretum Contemplative Transit System, a display about Nirthfolde's place in the pop pantheon, Hitsburg USA-Record Factory of the Upper Midwest (1958-1973), a dubiously informative exhibit on Nirthfolde's mysterious Monoliths of Mystery, and a scale model of a prehistoric beaver lodge metropolis that many believe graced the Canon River right where downtown Nirthfolde now stands.
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30 Oct 2012
What a nachtmare! Let's start pre-Sandy: Last Thursday I flew to Pittsburgh's City Theatre to do Seth's Big Fat '70s Show (aka Deconstructing '70s Variety Shows). As you know, I'm obsessed with natural disasters, and I was getting more and more excited that Hurricane Sandy could come to New York. My first performance went fantastic and I wound up getting a delicious review. However, soon things began to get stressful. The storm was going to cover much of the East Coast and I began to get nervous that my flight after my Sunday matinee was going to be cancelled.
James thought that LaGuardia Airport was more likely to have cancellations (because it's so near the water), so he suggested I get another reservation, but for a flight to Newark…just in case. I used my miles to get a flight that was scheduled to leave right after my matinee so I felt I was covered. Two different flights, two different airports. Cut to: right after my Saturday matinee I got an email telling me my flight to Newark was cancelled and re-scheduled to Monday! What? I knew the hurricane would be in NYC by Monday and there was no way the flight would leave.
That afternoon, however, things got much worse. I saw the signs. I knew she would probably arrive by Sunday afternoon, and I was right. I didn't know if my apartment could take the brunt of her, but I knew I had no choice. As I predicted, by late afternoon I was enduring the full impact of…my mother! That's right, Hurricane Sally made landfall at 5 PM Sunday. She arrived with her two shi tzus, with whom she has a very special relationship. For one thing, she insists they won't eat unless she literally hand- feeds them. That makes sense because, as we all know, dogs do not eat when they're hungry, they only eat when coerced by an 80-year-old woman speaking baby talk.Continued...


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Earlier this week, Winthrop (19-6) defeated Cohasset (22-3) 58-55 to capture the Division 4 title at TD Boston Garden to begin championship festivities.
Senior center Anthony Hatzisavas led the team with 16 points.
Junior forward Joe D'Amore chipped in 15 points, including 11 in a hotly contested fourth quarter which saw Cohasset charge back from nine down with 2:30 to play.
For Winthrop, a town 20 minutes east of Boston, the championship victory came after three consecutive losses in the north sectional finals.
Cohasset, a coastal town twenty minutes southeast of Boston, was led by sophomore Shane Haggerty with 17 points.
Kyrel Jaundoo and Sam Richardson also registered double-digit point totals in the losing effort.
Three additional state championships will be decided Saturday at the DCU Center in Worcester.
The Division 1 title game features the St. John's Pioneers (21-5) versus the St. John's Prep Eagles (25-1). The Eagles enter the championship game with only one loss and the top ranking in Massachusetts. Their national ranking sits in the 40's.
St. John's Prep is led by senior small forward Pat Connaughton, a Notre Dame recruit and MaxPreps top 100 player.
The New Mission Titans (19-4) will face the Northbridge Rams (18-5) in the Division 2 final.
Northbridge, seeking its first every state title, is led by senior guard Corey Pryor who averages 27 points per game on the season.
New Mission holds a tremendous size advantage entering the game with a starting lineup averaging 6-foot-4.
In Division 3, the Watertown Red Raiders (17-5) are a slight favorite over Whitinsville Christian (19-2).
Watertown is led by senior guard Marco Coppola who has averaged 23.5 points per game in the playoffs and led Eastern Massachusetts in scoring this season.
Whitinsville Christian has relied on their size advantage to disrupt state tournament opponents en route to the title game.
Guard Taylor Bajema enters the final on a hot streak averaging 21.3 points per game in his last three.
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Whatever. Everyone knows Windows 8 is coming, and Microsoft always dribbles out new software in a laborious release schedule that's impenetrable to people outside its orbit.
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