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The state champion team was one of four West Jasper teams that competed at a recent district meet and one of three that moved on to the state competition to compete against 93 other schools.
At the district competition, the school received three second place team awards and one third place award. The state is divided into six districts and every first and second place winner in each of the six categories qualifies to compete at the state level.
In addition to the team awards, Logan Duncan, won first place in the level one IT test and Caudle received a second place award in the level two IT test. Joshua Swindle and Brown received honorable mentions in the individual tests.
The other teams who competed from West Jasper were:
•Hammering Hank Aaron, which won second place in its category at district. The team members for that project were Duncan, Brodie Vinson and Andre Neal.
•A Leader in Me School, which also won second place its category at district. The team members for that project were Jonathan Curtis and Majerle Suitts.
•Puppet Show, which won third place in its category at district. The team members for that project were Angelica Summers and Joshua Swindle.
"Each project was inspired by something from the curriculum here at West Jasper," sponsor Karen McCain said. The school's recycling program and Leader in Me program inspired two of the projects, while the other two were inspired by the fourth grade's research projects into famous Alabamians.
McCain was joined by Bethany Crump, Stephanie Hannah and Patrick Hannah as the sponsors for the tech team.
"The tech team leaders, who are all new to this competition, put in lots of hours and effort to help our students excel in their efforts," Principal Rita Pillings said.
McCain said the students were chosen by teacher recommendation and the students showed perseverance and dedication by completing most of the work on the projects after school. She said the students were also aided by the iPads and other technological devices that are currently being used in schoolwide to further the students' educational experience. The puppet show team used the iPad exclusively to create their project about Bear Bryant.
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The Dolphins will compete in three home matches, two tournaments and a road contest at Stetson before hosting the A-Sun Championships on campus beginning April 20.
Following the UNF match, the Dolphins will host Hawaii on March 27 and take on Florida Atlantic two days later at home.
JU will head across the city starting March 31 for the North Florida Tournament. Among the UNF field is Pepperdine, Florida State, UAB and College of Charleston. The Dolphins will play at Stetson on April 10.
JU concludes its regular-season schedule with the Fiesta at Siesta Key Tournament in Siesta Key, Florida on April 13. The Dolphins competed at this tournament in the spring of 2011 and 2009 prior to the NCAA adding the sport last summer.
Mercer, North Florida, Florida Gulf Coast, Stetson and JU will battle for the conference first's tournament championship at the Dolphin Beach Volleyball Complex from April 20-22.
Sand volleyball will be set up similar to collegiate tennis - with each team submitting five doubles teams to face each other in seeded matchups. With an indoor program already in place, the JU volleyball program will oversee the operation of the sand volleyball program, with the roster being comprised of the student-athletes from the volleyball program.


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Health Care Workers in Poor Nations Lack Gear Needed to Protect from Hiv and Other Bloodborne Infections Like EbolaAug. 26, 2014 Health care workers in some of the world's poorest countries lack basic equipment to shield them from HIV and other bloodborne infections during surgical and other procedures, new research ... full story
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- Social inequalities in salt consumption remain despite drop in salt intake over last 10 years in Britain
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This home is valued by the property appraiser at $237,000; however, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is spending more to elevate it. FEMA originally asked the homeowner to pay 25 percent of the cost, but then decided the homeowner was eligible for 100 percent funding under the Repetitive Flood Loss Program and will now pay the entire amount.
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By Sarah Hutchins - The Virginian-Pilot - September 9, 2011
Students, landlords, police and nearby residents called for improved safety and stronger student-community partnerships around Old Dominion University on Thursday night.
The city and ODU hosted the forum, called a community converstion, designed to bring together people living near Lambert's Point, Larchmont, Highland Park, Kensington and ODU.
Divided into small group at the Lambert's Point Community Center, about 70 participants brainstormed how they would like the community to look and what they could do to help achieve those goals.
"What would you want people to say about your neighborhood in five years?" Melinda Luchun, a community coordinator for the city, asked a small group.
"I want them say it's a lot safer than it is today," said Lindsey Brocke, a property manager with Warner properties.
"That the neighborhood has improved tremendously in safety and in the quality of housing," added Linwood Daughtrey, a Village Point resident.
Kensington resident Delores Harris said she worried the neighborhood was becoming less family oriented as a result of the dense student population.
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Brocke said the students she rents to become easy targets, especially on school breaks.
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"I disagree," said Thomas Harris, a long-time Lambert's Point resident. "College students are putting themselves in harm's way."
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Sir Alex Ferguson prepares for final United home game
Michael Laudrup can empathise with the agonising Sir Alex Ferguson would have gone through before deciding to retire, but believes the outgoing Manchester United manager has got his timing spot on.
Laudrup and his Swansea side will be Ferguson's final Old Trafford opponents on Sunday, after it was announced in midweek the Scot is stepping down at the end of the season, with Everton boss David Moyes his replacement as Manchester United boss.
Here are some of the highlight's from Sir Alex's reign at the club:
Sir Alex Ferguson had been set to retire at the end of the 2001/02 season only to reverse his decision, but Laudrup feels this time is the right time for the ex-Aberdeen boss to call time on his unparalleled career, drawing comparisons with his own decision to end his time as a player.
– Swansea boss Michael Laudrup
It's fantastic for him, to prepare yourself and do it after winning a trophy so you can enjoy it is great, and it is nice when you can decide when to go, not to have others say 'maybe it would be better now if you left your job here and go up in the stands'.
In my career I felt I stopped my playing career at the top, he is doing the same.
I remember I finished my career with Ajax, I had made up my mind in the winter as there was a World Cup in the summer and I knew through experience that after a World Cup the following season you have a moment where your form drops.
The season was so good, we won the league by 17 points, we won the cup final 5-0 against PSV Eindhoven, so I knew next season could only go down so I felt this was the perfect time to stop.
Here's the now infamous Kevin Keegan rant, when Newcastle were vying to become champions:
Laudrup added: "I won the double and went to the World Cup with Denmark knowing I could enjoy it. To end your career at the top, top."I said to myself I want to finish a day before not a day after I should have.
"I wanted to finish and have people say 'Michael, you should have played a couple more seasons', not 'Michael, you should have quit two years ago'."
Sir Alex made mind games his forte, like when former Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez fumed about Ferguson:
But Laudrup expects Ferguson to have a difficult time adjusting once his managerial career comes to an end.
He said: "It is impressive how he has been going on like that, but after so many years it is a way of living more than a job. To be competitive year after year means you have something special, he will find it strange," he said.
"It's like when you stop playing. You can never prepare yourself, you can talk to people in the same situation but you have never been there yourself.
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The Stags, who defeated West Valley 48-19 the previous day, needed only 24 minutes to take care of the Greyhounds 59-24. The win improved the Stags' Great Northern League record to 3-0.
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According to Anderson Police Department spokesman Joel Sandefur, at about 9 p.m. Tuesday, the two men walked into the Keg-N-Bottle liquor store on Meridian Street near 17th Street. Both were dressed in black from head to toe and wore Halloween masks. Witnesses said they couldn't determine the race of the two men.
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Of course they are.
The Oakland A's spent the first part of the offseason trading away their young pitchers. They spend the second part of the offseason acquiring all sorts of veterans. So which one was it -- rebuild or stopgap? Well, you can't spell "rebuild" without "holy hell what do you want with Manny Ramirez?", so that's the way they're going. From ESPN Deportes:
Oakland interesa a Manny Ramírez
You can go to translate.google.com if you need to, but it means what you think it means. And in no way is this surprising. If you take away all of the baggage and nonsense, Ramirez is very much like Frank Thomas, who resurrected his career in Oakland after injury-plagued final seasons in Chicago.
But saying "take away all of the baggage and nonsense" is like saying "if you remove all of the words and pages, Ulysses is a quick read." It's Manny Ramirez.
Things are likely complicated by Ramirez's need to serve out his suspension for banned substances, which was why he retired in the first place. He'll miss the first couple of months in the season no matter where he goes.
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Fears over supermarket bus plan
7:00pm Monday 29th October 2012 in Wallingford
SUPERMARKET giant Morrisons has pledged to fund more frequent bus journeys between Wallingford town centre and the industrial park where it wants to build a new store.
But traders fear the investment to bring people to the new food store on the Hithercroft industrial estate could hurt shops in the town centre.
They are planning an emergency meeting to discuss the proposal.
Last month Morrisons staged a two-day exhibition about its plans for the new store which will bring £25m of investment, create 300 full and part-time jobs, a filling station and a 280-space car park.
The company is now preparing a planning application.
Wallingford in Business spokesman Elaine Hornsby said: "This is a worrying development. It shows Morrisons are taking steps to make sure they get customers to their door.
"If people are being bussed from a village like Brightwell-cum-Sotwell to Morrisons then they are not going to travel into the town centre with all their bags afterwards."
Mayor Ros Lester said: "If Morrisons come I hope it will mean local shoppers shop in Wallingford rather than Didcot.
"If there is a special meeting for traders the council would be happy to host the meeting."
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Well hello there. My name is Andrew Sharp, and you may recognize me from my NBA Talking Points series, my "Duke Sucks" article, all sorts of other basketball features, and, um, not writing a word about the NFL for at least the past three months...Maybe longer.
But today and tomorrow, I'm dusting off my football knowledge in New York City, where I'll be reporting on behalf of SB Nation all day Thursday and Thursday night, and then again Friday night. Because it's the NFL DRAFT! And really, it's been too long since I dug into the NFL. What better time to immerse myself than the next 48 hours?
The schedules were just released, we've got a built-in excuse to break down every team for the next two days, and "Gee, isn't Ben Roethlisberger a scumbag?" is the best ice-breaker in the world right now. It's a great time to be a football fan.
As for the draft, I'm a complete virgin with this stuff, so it should be interesting. Will I be attacked by Jets fans? Will Roger Goodell suspend me? Will I... get to meet Chris Berman?
Me: Hey Mr. Berman, I'm Andrew Sharp from SBNation.com. Just wanted to introduce myself...
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Me: Well, noth--
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Berman: Andrew... "Sharp Dressed Man!" Look at you! "Andrew Sharp Dressed Man"... OH YEAH! I like it! Okay, you want an autograph? I gotta go... That baked ziti went right through me.
Me: That song was released 27 years ago. I do not want an autograph.
See? That conversation never happened, but... This is the type of stuff that could happen at the draft. To say nothing of interactions with players, players' siblings, or players' parents that look like players' siblings. Beyond chance interactions like those, I'll be looking to grade every single suit, sprinkle in some interviews with various folks that may or may not be relevant to this whole process, and just have fun.
But who knows? I'm an NFL draft rookie, so really, anything could happen here... I'm about to head over to Radio City Music Hall, and I'll update from there. In the meantime, remember: Todd McShay is probably in your home right now. Watching you, grading you, and shaking his head in disgust.


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SAN ANTONIO -- A former San Antonio College student said he was banned from campus after venting his frustration outside the president's office.
Russell Davenport, 55, said the school failed to process his family hardship claim in 2006, causing him to be placed on academic probation when he left school to care for his ailing mother.
Davenport shared his transcripts with the I-Team, which showed he carried a grade point average of between 3.5 and 3.8 throughout his time at San Antonio College.
"Getting help from your school is what you expect. To get what happened to me, I would never believe this is possible," said Davenport, who also claims he was charged for the two semesters he missed.
Davenport said that error caused him to default on his student loans.
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Believing a lie;falling for a scam;a con-game;untruths;fraud etc.
Well we went for the old okie-doke again when we fell for BUSHY`S lies about Iraq`s w.m.d.`s!
מאת T.J. Jackson 26 בנובמבר, 2003
When you ask for a water cup at fastfood and fill it with soda instead, thus getting a soda you didn't pay for.
I didn't have enough for a drink So I pulled an okie doke.
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A responder's affirmation or confirmation to any directive or suggestion no matter how simple or rediculous. It could be a blow-off just to get closure of, or to end and escape, a painful conversation.
When the doctor said he had just a few days to live his response was, "Okie-Doke".
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NOUN....A person who lies to gain trust from other people for their own personal gain.


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on May 18, 2012 at 6:22 am
This sad comment on parental denial of a young man living at home, probably with no job and having money with no known source of income. It's also a sad story about the rising use of prescription drugs such as oxycontin and others right here in our TriValley community. The use of such substances is rampant here in the "bubble" and folks just don't seem to believe it is so.
on May 18, 2012 at 11:31 am
Most parents are definitely in denial and want to be their children's friends and equals so they let their teenage and older kids do what they want. Drugs, ok, booze, ok, indiscriminate sex, ok. Society is left with the human detritus and problems. Our hospitals and mental health clinics are full of kids with depression and mental problems. I live in a nice area of Danville and several neighbors allow and encourage their high school kids girlfriends and boyfriends to "sleepover." They are condoning behavior that is counterproductive to academic achievement and well functioning futures. They want their kids to be "liked and accepted." Many parents live vicariously through their kids instead of being good role models and moral arbiters. They allow children to play act like adults without the maturity or judgment. We all see the potential outcome like this young man who became a criminal.
on May 18, 2012 at 3:25 pm
Where do presciption drugs and oxycontin comeinto this story?


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