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Writer: Red5
Date:Monday July 9 2012
Time: 11:00AM
After his domination of the European Grand Prix in Valencia, which ended in retirement following an alternator fault, everyone's eyes were on the Red Bull Racing team.
Had they taken a step forward in the development race and would they show their real pace around Silverstone, a track where historically they have done very well.
Well the great British summer wanted to hide the answer to that question until race day, with both practice sessions on Friday having limited running following a heavy down poor.
On Saturday we began to get a sense of where everyone stood with a relatively dry session and Sebastian Vettel looked quick, but was 0.253seconds off the pace of Ferrari's Fernando Alonso who topped the timing sheets.
But later in the afternoon it was back to the tricky wet conditions and after getting through the first two stages of qualifying, which took out home hero Jenson Button, Vettel took a qualifying position of fourth into the race.
It was a tough day. Its raining again now and it will probably be the same weather again tomorrow, so well see what happens. Its going to be a long race. We are at the front which is good. It was difficult today and in the end we only got one lap when the conditions were at their best. I think I should have been a bit quicker, but thats life. the double world champion told formula1.com after qualifying.
Vettel's comments about believing it would be wet again on Sunday might explain the differences between Vettel's performance on the Sunday as oppose to his team-mate Mark Webber, who converted his second place start into a race win?
Although Vettel lost some time behind the Mercedes of Michael Schumacher before the first pit-stops, Vettel never looked in contention for the race win.
Perhaps the German had mainly set up his car for a wet race and gave up some set-up speed to the Australian and Alonso who finished second?
It was a tough day today. The start was not so good. I lost a little bit and then got stuck behind Michael, but had a good strategy to come back. We decided to pit early and we came out ahead, so that was a good call. I would be a bit happier if we had won today, but it was a great result for the team, I am happy. Were just down the road, so its our local race. Its good it didnt rain, I saw some clouds coming and it might have helped my race, but I was very happy for the people in the grandstands. I think they appreciated it staying dry. Its been a tough weekend for them with rain, a lot of traffic and not so much driving from our side due to too much water but I think we made up for that today.
With his podium finish Vettel has now broken the 100 point mark for the season and sits third in the F1 World drivers championship.
Date:Monday July 9 2012
Time: 11:00AM
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Gov. Bryant names three to charter school board
Published: August 5,2013
Tags: Charter school, Chris Wilson, education, Johnny Franklin, Krystal Cormack, Phil Bryant, public education, public school, school, state government
JACKSON — Gov. Phil Bryant has appointed three members to the Mississippi Charter School Authorizer Board, the board responsible for approving and overseeing public charter schools in Mississippi.
Each of the governor's appointees represents a Mississippi Supreme Court District, and each appointee will serve a four-year term beginning Sept. 1.
Johnny Franklin of Bolton will represent Supreme Court District 1, Chris Wilson of Laurel will represent District 2 and Krystal Cormack of Clarksdale will represent District 3.
"We are raising the bar for all public schools, and that includes allowing families to choose the best possible education for their children. Charter schools will provide new opportunities in Mississippi, and the members of this authorizing board will play an important role in establishing successful public charter schools in our state.
"These appointees bring a wealth of diverse experience to the table, and I am confident Mississippi will benefit from their expertise," Bryant said in a statement.
Bryant and Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves each get three appointments to the board, while the state superintendent of education gets one. The appointments require Senate confirmation.
The board will seek proposals for charter schools by Dec. 1. Mississippi law enacted in 2012 expands authority to create charter schools — public schools run by private groups that agree to meet certain standards in exchange for less regulation.
The board can approve up to 15 qualified public charter school applications each fiscal year. Applications to locate a public charter school within the boundaries of a school district rated A, B or C by the Mississippi Department of Education must receive majority support from the local school board. The charter board is also responsible for overseeing charter school operations and deciding whether to renew or revoke charter contracts.
Franklin began his career in 1967 as a teacher and coach at Warren Central High School. He later served the Warren County School District as principal of Warren Central Junior High School, principal of Warren Central High School and assistant superintendent for instruction for the district. Most recently, he served as education policy adviser to Phil Bryant and former Gov. Haley Barbour.
Wilson is the managing partner of First Choice, LLC, a real estate brokerage and development firm that he founded in 1974. He has served the Jones County Economic Development Authority for many years and was chairman of the education task force from 2008-2012. In 2008, he initiated the Jones County Education Symposium to increase awareness about the importance of quality public education.
Cormack is an educator and classroom teacher. Most recently Cormack served as lead teacher at Crenshaw Elementary for the Barksdale Reading Institute where she manages curriculum and teaches reading and language arts to fourth and fifth grade students.
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"Highly Recommended"
While some of the conclusions seem a bit overstated, this book will challenge you to THINK.
It discards the simplistic labels like "genius" and "smart", and digs deep into the reasons for ultra achievement.
"!!Changed My Perception On Success and People!!"
There is never a short cut to success, there is however circumstances that many see as disadvantages but in the end play as the fabric of a suit being carefully woven by a master tailor, at the end you get a beutiful suit that makes people wonder where you got it. This book changed how I see success. From the idea of genius to how the way your raised actually does affect you for the rest of you life. I couldnt stop listening. I recommend this book to anyone interested in the history of success!!
"Makes you think"
"Outliers" may not persuade you, but it will make you rethink the meaning of the words like "intelligence" and "talent." It will also make you question how much of "success" really comes from culture, cohort, and circumstance.
I couldn't stop listening. It kept me up late several nights in a row. This is probably Gladwell's best to date.
"Could Change Your View of Success"
This is a very well written book that outlines how it's not just the individual who creates his/her own success, but how success is dependent on a number of factors that are completely outside of his/her control. He emphasizes the need for hard work - 10,000 hours - a message I believe we don't spend enough time advocating to our children today and he raises what I would consider some valid concerns about our public school system that seems to validate what is also advocated by Thomas Friedman in The World is Flat. What we need now is a book that provides some concrete recommendations that can balance the need to better educate ALL children while still allowing them to have "free time" to think, as is urged by professionals like Ned Hallowell, to avoid being "Crazy Busy". The narrator/author has a voice you want to listen to and his personal story at the end should make him more real to you.
"Incredibly insightful"
Whether you can put what M.G. says into practice for your own gain or not, this book really makes you think differently. Its tough to argue with the inferences made from the facts he lays out.
The writing is colourful, skillful and nicely paced. It's a joy to listen to, particularly on those long country drives.
The absolute worst case scenario is that you will have something very interesting to talk about at your next cocktail party.
"Thought provoking"
If reading for you is to explore different ways of thinking about a subject, then this is for you. I found the book clear and succint with accessible common examples to cement the ideas.
The premise of the book is basically that no-one is self made and the community the person exists in and the opportunities afforded them make much of the difference. This is at odds with the current fashion in the West where the success or failure is posited with the individual. Those who believe in the primacy of the individual probably will not enjoy this book.
"Thought proviking insights to success"
Although I found the first 1/3 a little slow, I really enjoyed the application of the author's insights in many anecdotes in the last 2/3. Interesting to realize that many of the one a million people are really not quite as "special" as we are accustomed to thinking.
"Fascinating and enjoyable"
Although some of Gladwell's assertions are subject to debate, there is no doubt that they are well presented and certainly make good "food for thought".
"Great Book!"
I usually listen to fiction, but the summary caught my attention and I was intrigued. I am so glad! I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book and was as enthralled as if listening to a thriller. It flows well, and I really like the anecdotal supporting stories.


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Governments to get more power at ICANN
Governments are to get more power to influence ICANN's board of directors.
Under a proposal launched late Friday, ICANN plans to make it harder for the board to reject the often-controversial advice of the Governmental Advisory Committee.
Today, the board is able to reject GAC advice with a simple majority vote, which triggers a consultation and reconciliation process.
Following the proposed changes to the ICANN bylaws, the threshold would be increased to a two-thirds majority.
The change is to be made following the recommendations of the Board-GAC Recommendations Implementation Working Group, made up of members of the board and the GAC.
The new rule would bring the GAC into line with the multistakeholder Generic Names Supporting Organization. The ICANN board also needs a two-thirds vote to reject a formal GNSO recommendation.
The differences between the GAC and the GNSO include the lack of detailed industry awareness GAC members regularly demonstrate during their public meetings, and the fact that GAC advice regularly comprises deliberately vague negotiated language that ICANN's board has a hard time interpreting.
That disconnect may improve in future due to the recent creation of a GAC-GNSO liaison position, designed to keep the GAC up to date with policy goings-on between the thrice-yearly ICANN meetings.
The proposed bylaws change is open for public comment, but appears to be a fait accompli; the board has already said it will use the higher voting threshold if called to make a decision on GAC advice prior to its formal adoption.
Dublin picked for ICANN 54
ICANN had selected Dublin to play host to its 54th public meeting, which will be held in October next year.
According to a blog post from Michele Neylon, CEO of Irish registrar Blacknight, the venue will be the imaginatively named The Convention Centre, Dublin.
The primary sponsor will be INEX, the local internet exchange, he reports.
It will be interesting to see if the Irish government bothers to show up. It's not a member of the GAC and Neylon has frequently criticized it for taking no interest in ICANN affairs.
The meeting will be held from 18 to 22 October, 2015.
Despite Ireland having only one accredited registrar, Dublin houses the nominal headquarters for a big chunk of the registry side of the industry, largely for tax purposes.
Afilias has been there for over a decade and recently Rightside, the Demand Media spin-off, also relocated its HQ there. A number of smaller new gTLD applicants founded in other countries are also "based" in Dublin.
ICANN still hasn't named the city for ICANN 53, 2015's mid-year meeting. I assume it will be in either Asia or Latin America. ICANN 51 is in Los Angeles this October, 52 is in Marrakech next February.
Personally, I'm looking forward to visiting Dublin. Despite what a startling number of you (even people who've known me for years!) seem to think, I'm not Irish and I've never been to Ireland.
Two more years! Chehade stays at ICANN with $100,000 pay raise
ICANN CEO Fadi Chehade has had his contract renewed for an extra two years with a new pay package worth up to $100,000 more than he was previously getting.
The ICANN board of directors last week approved an extension of his contract, which had not been due to expire until July next year, to June 30, 2017.
Effectively immediately, he'll receive a new salary of $630,000 a year, with a performance-related bonus of up to $270,000 per year. That's up 12.5% from his original salary of $560,000 and $240,000 bonus.
ICANN described the compensation as "comparable to similar positions".
Despite the hefty bump, Chehade is still on a smaller package than his immediate predecessor, Rod Beckstrom, who was on a base salary of $750,000 with $195,000 in bonuses.
By renewing his contract a year early, ICANN avoids the kind of leadership speculation that dogged Beckstrom's final year in the corner office.
"As we noted in the Board resolution, taking this action will help ensure the stability in leadership that is important for ICANN. It also shows the support and confidence that the Board has in Fadi," ICANN chair Steve Crocker said in a statement.
Terror victims try to seize five ccTLDs
ICANN is fighting a US court action that could see the ccTLDs of Iran, Syria and Korea being seized by victims of terrorism.
While ICANN has not been sued as such, it's been named in three "writs of attachment", which seek to force the organization to hand over control of .ir, .sy, .kp, سور, and ايران.
This audacious attempt to take over three nations' domains is being attempted by lawyers representing victims of state-sponsored terrorism, reportedly led by Nitsana Darshan-Leitner.
Darshan-Leitner has secured billions of dollars worth of judgments against these states in US courts over the last decade.
But because the states won't pay up, she's been getting US courts to seize state-owned US-based assets, such as valuable real estate, instead.
Now her attention has turned to domain names.
The writs against ICANN, issued by a District of Columbia court a month ago, would force ICANN to hand over any assets belonging to Iran, Syria and Korea.
But ICANN says it cannot and should not be made to do so, filing hundreds of pages of court documents yesterday explaining why ccTLDs are not property that can be "attached".
"Attachment" is a legal term used in the process of transferring assets from debtors to creditors.
In its defense, ICANN argues that allowing the seizure would do nothing less than jeopardize the globally interoperable internet:
First, a ccTLD simply is not "property" subject to attachment. Second, although operating for the benefit of the people of Iran, Syria and North Korea, respectively, the relevant ccTLDs are not "owned" by the defendants or anyone else, for that matter. Third, the .IR, .SY and .KP ccTLDs are not "located" in the District of Columbia or even the United States, and therefore are beyond the reach of Plaintiffs' Writs of Attachment. Fourth, even if these ccTLDs could be characterized as "property in the United States of the defendants," this Court would lack jurisdiction over these proceedings, according to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act. Fifth, ICANN does not unilaterally have the capability or authority to transfer the .IR, .SY or .KP ccTLDs to Plaintiffs. Finally, a forced transfer of the .IR, .SY and .KP ccTLDs would destroy whatever value may exist in these ccTLDs, would wipe out the hundreds of thousands of second-level domain names registered therein by various individuals, businesses and charitable organizations, and could jeopardize the single, global, interoperable structure the Internet.
"While we sympathize with what plaintiffs may have endured, ICANN's role in the domain name system has nothing to do with any property of the countries involved," ICANN general counsel John Jeffrey said in a statement.
In its motions to quash the writs, ICANN describes how it has no contractual relationship and few dealings with the three ccTLD managers in question and how it has received no money from them.
It goes on to describe its relationship to the DNS root zone and the US Department of Commerce
The motion then compares domain names to street addresses and not "property":
a ccTLD can be thought of as a zip code. That zip code may encompass many different addresses, and those addresses in turn may correspond to certain places on the Internet that people can access, such as websites. But the street address itself is not property, nor is the zip code in which the street address exists…To the extent a ccTLD is capable of a legal definition, it is a collection of technical and administrative services, rather than property
There's a bunch of US case law that states second-level domain names are not property, which ICANN draws on heavily in its motion.
I'm not going to dwell on the legal issues at stake here too much, but the case is politically, to use an inappropriate word, explosive.
If ICANN were to receive a court order, instructing it to transfer ownership of .ir to Darshan-Leitner's group, and had no option but to comply, we're looking at a major international political incident.
Under ICANN's current IANA arrangement, ICANN-recommended changes to ccTLD management are handled by Verisign, but only with the consent of the US National Telecommunications and Information Administration.
The US Department of Commerce, of which NTIA is a part, would have to give its approval to the transfer of Iran's ccTLD from an Iranian institution to an Israeli entity.
That, at a time when US-Iranian relations are softening, in light of the new ISIS crisis in Iraq.
It's a recipe for putting the IANA contract at the center of what can mildly be described as a "political incident" unlike anything the internet has seen to date.
While the US government has a role in ccTLD redelegations today, due to its membership of the DNS root zone triumvirate, it has announced its intent to step away from IANA stewardship.
The NTIA will be replaced, possibly as early as September 2015, by a mechanism that the ICANN community has started to develop.
If we can assume that the US government's current role may prove to be a buffer between the US courts and potentially devastating forced ccTLD redelegations, it's not at all clear that the NTIA-replacement mechanism would hold the same kind of political clout.
Would an IANA without US stewardship be more susceptible to crazy US court rulings?
If the US court asserts its authority over the DNS root zone, by ordering the transfer of a ccTLD to a private entity, all ccTLD registries would have a right to be very nervous indeed.
The case also highlights the fact that ICANN is subject to US court jurisdiction — something likely to remain after the IANA stewardship transition — which also makes some nations very nervous.
Rumors have been floating around for a while that ICANN would like to move its headquarters and primary legal structure to Switzerland — it already has an office and a legal presence there — and this case will certainly provide ammunition for those who would like to see such a move happen.
ICANN looking for chief registrant advocate (but there's a catch)
ICANN is looking for a Registrant Services Director — somebody to advocate for the rights of registrants within the organization.
It's a paid staff position, reporting directly to Global Domains Division president and ICANN number two Akram Atallah, not a part of the volunteer community.
The catch is that the newly created position is going to be based in Istanbul, Turkey, at one of ICANN's three hub offices, which is probably going to limit the pool of available candidates.
"The right person for the role will build a team to develop and maintain a range of services and activities to support the needs of Domain Name Registrants," the job ad states.
"It involves participation in a number of cross-organizational projects in areas such as registrant rights, contract interpretations and compliance, operations, legal policy definitions and implementation with a strong focus on multi-stakeholder collaboration," it goes on.
I believe it will be the first time ICANN has had an executive dedicated to looking after the interests of registrants on its staff.
Limiting the pool of candidates further, ICANN is looking for somebody with eight to 12 years' experience in a relevant role within the domain name industry.
An MBA or an advanced degree in engineering would be a plus, the ad states.


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As I mentioned on Amy's blog, I think the Cardinal's comments boil down to a truth told in the service of untruth. There is not, as far as it goes, a word he said that is false. As I noted below, it is quite true that the secular media hates the Church. It's what he didn't say that screams to be said: the secular media (which does indeed hate the Church) has been handed a huge sword by bad bishops who have betrayed the flock and by apologists who don't seem quite able to admit that. Yes, it is a relatively minor fact that the the media loves to attack the Church. It is a much more important fact that the Church's bishops are, in many cases, eminently worthy of attack. The great Catholic both/and. Ratzinger's remarks seem calculated to suggest (not "say", but suggest) that the main problem is a hostile media, not a corrupt episcopacy. The question is not the percentage of perv priests. It never was. There will be pervs till the end of time. The question is an episcopacy that has to be dragged kicking and screaming into doing something about them and taking responsibility for its actions. Without the Assyrian media, that never would have happened. The best thing Israel can do when God sends Assyrians in judgment is to receive the harsh strokes God deals with a contrite heart. Yes, the Assyrians are not thereby transformed into a saintly people. But that's not the issue. God can deal with the Assyrians in his own way once he's done using them. Israel's business is to take the point of the judgment and repent.


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Rebecca "Beckie" Garner Cheek, 76, of West End died Thursday, November 13, at her home surrounded by her family. Funeral services were held Saturday, November 15, at Seven Lakes Baptist Church. Burial followed at West End Cemetery. The Rev. Darrell Cheek, Rev. David Reynolds and Rev. Bucky Hendricks officiated.
Hazel Sizemore, 96, of West End, died Tuesday, November 11 at FirstHealth Hospice House. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 17 at the Kepple-Graft Funeral Home, 524 N. Main Street, Greensburg PA. The Rev. James Lyons officiated. Interment followed in St. Clair Cemetery, Hempfield Township.
Claire Louise Behre, died Monday, November 10. Funeral services were held on Friday, November 14 at Briggs-Candor Funeral Home.
Mason Gould, 95, of Seven Lakes, formerly of West Hartford and West Simsbury, CT, died Friday, October 31. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, November 22 at 2 pm, at the Chapel in the Pines, Seven Lakes. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Chapel in the Pines, 2125 Seven Lakes South, Seven Lakes, NC 27376 or FirstHealth Hospice, PO Bo 5889, Pinehurst, NC 28374.
Barbara Butler Campbell, 71, of Seven Lakes, died Friday October 31 at FirstHealth Hospice House, Pinehurst. Funeral services were held Tuesday, November 4 at First Baptist Church of Pinehurst. The Rev. David Marks officiated. Burial was at the Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 1000 Fairground Road, Dunn.
David Shannon, 86, of Seven Lakes died October 26, at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital. A memorial service for Mr. Shannon was held on Friday, November 7 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pinehurst.
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• SunFlix at the Sunrise – 2: 30 and 7: 30 pm, Fury, stars:Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, and Logan Lerman. Sunrise Theater, 250 NW Broad Street, Southern Pines (910) 692-3611.
• Weight Watchers Meeting – 5 pm to 6 pm, at St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church, 1145 Seven Lakes Drive, Seven Lakes. Group leader Armecia Medlock.
• Sandhills Natural History Society – 7 pm at Weymouth Woods Auditorium, 1024 Ft. Bragg Rd., Southern Pines. Dr. Mark Stanback, Professor of Biology at Davidson College, will present, "Brown-headed Nuthatches in Suburban Environments: The Role of Nest Site Competition." He will be summarizing his studies of nest site competition between Brown-headed Nuthatches and Eastern Bluebirds living in suburban environments. Visitors welcome. Call 910-692-2167 forinformation or visit online at www.sandhillsnature.org
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• Zumba Class – 10:30 to 11:30 am, free class at Seven Lakes Baptist Church, Hankins Family Life Center, 1015 Seven Lakes Drive, 673-4656.
• Healing Service – 11 am, St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church. 1145 Seven Lakes Dr., Seven Lakes. Intercessory prayers for the sick & troubled, those in harms way, traveling, bereaved or deceased. Reverend Carol Burgess. All are welcome.
• Seven Lakes Kiwanis Club – lunch at 11:30, meeting begins at 12:05, Seven Lakes Country Club Restaurant. The speaker will be Dan Perone, Wilds of Alaska. Visitors welcome.
• Women's Volleyball at Seven Lakes Baptist Church – 6 pm to 8 pm, open gym for Women's Volleyball. Connie McDermott coordinator. Seven Lakes Baptist Church, Hankins Family Life Center, 1015 Seven Lakes Drive, 910-673-4656.
• Foxfire Village Council – Work Session. 6:30 pm. at the Village Offices. Review agenda.
Seven Lakes Country Club has a new owner -- almost.
The club informed members on Wednesday, November 12, via email that the Board of Directors has identified a new owner for the club. But negotiations are apparently still underway, so details are scarce.
An email sent to members Wednesday morning, November 12, broke the news, but provided few details.
Here's the text of the notice to members:
"The BOD wishes to inform the membership that a decision has been made on who will be the new owner of SLCC. Due to the sensitive nature of negotiations we cannot reveal their name at this time. We will inform you once the negotiations are complete. The BOD is very excited for the future of Seven Lakes Country Club under the new owner."
"Member dues and annual payment options will remain the same. Information regarding this will be available within the week."
The Board had listed the award-winning course, designed by Peter Tufts, with Hilda Allen Real Estate Inc. in Adel, Georgia.
The broker then conducted a sealed bid auction with a November 6 deadline.
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Highlights of this 32-page edition include:
- Director Bill Hirsch has resigned from the SLLA Board of Directors. It's a bit of a complicated story. You can read about it in detail here. And you can read Hirsch's take on the situation in this week's edition of The Times.
- The unpleasantness that led to Hirsch's resignation arose in a disagreement about the best approach to replacing or repairing the SLLA pasture fence, which has lately been falling down and letting horses escape. You can read about the options in this week's edition.
- A proposed SLLA volunteer policy sparked considerable debate during the Board's November 10 Work Session.
- The Board has delayed any decision on renewing the lake management contract with Foster Lakes until other options can be explored.
– After long study by the Planning and Zoning Committee, a new ordinance permitting the development of commercial solar generation facilities in Foxfire Village's ETJ has been approved.
- The Village Council continues to discuss whether and how it can restrict non-resident use of the Village swimming pool.
- The Moore County Board of Education will sell the former Academy Heights school to Taylortown for $300,000.
- Board members praised the service of Enola Lineberger and Dale Frye, who attended their last Board meeting on Monday.
- Members of the public and the County Manager pushed back against animal activists who have been forceful in their criticism of the County's Animal Center and Animal Operations Director Brenda Sears. One member of the Animal Operations Advisory Committee suggested that panel's ability to do its work has been damaged by "open hostility" and "unjustified and inflammatory charges."
- Seven Lakes Stables hosted the SLLA's annual Halloween Party, and even the horses had costumes.
- The Moore County Veterans Memorial Committee hosted a tribute to veterans on Saturday, November 8.
- Greg is planning to take advantage of the free memory screening offered next week at St. Joseph of the Pines (and catch the Glen Campbell documentary).
- Chris thinks we all might need to relax, Alan Shaw has some thoughts for the SLLA Board and Manager, and there's plenty of thanks in our letters section.
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Beauty, they say, is in the eye of the beholder.
In the case of the pasture fence in Seven Lakes North, the factor that separates the Architectural Review Board [ARB] from the Recreation Committee is beauty — beauty, and its constant companion, money.
Members of both those Seven Lakes Landowners Association [SLLA] committees, along with representatives of the Security and the Facilities Committees, as well as a smattering of interested residents, met on Friday afternoon, November 7, to review options for replacing the existing pasture fence. SLLA President Bob Racine called the special meeting after discussion of the matter was postponed at the October 29 Open Meeting.
Jane Leach presented the ARB committee's recommendations; George Temple spoke for the Recreation Committee.
They key issue that separates those proposals is a wood fence along Seven Lakes Drive: ARB wants wood; Recreation can live without it.
No one apparently sees much value in retaining the existing split rail fence. Community Manager Ray Sohl said many of the fence posts are loose and moving, causing rails to fall.
"I don't see a reason to keep it, because it will constantly require maintenance," Sohl said.
For the second time this year, Seven Lakes Landowners Association [SLLA] Director Bill Hirsch has resigned.
Responding to comments made by former SLLA President Bob Darr during the public forum period of the Wednesday, October 29 Open Meeting, a visibly angry Hirsch raised his voice, insulted Darr, and then stormed out of the room.
Darr's remarks focused on proposed upgrades to the fence that surrounds the Association's horse pasture.
But Hirsch's anger apparently had less to do with Darr's comments regarding the fence and more to do with a series of emails and conversations regarding an October 23 Architectural Review Board [ARB] meeting that dealt, in part, with the stables, and from which Darr believed he had been excluded.
The background
Earlier in the month, during the Monday, October 13 SLLA Board Work Session, the Recreation Committee and the Stable Manager proposed fence improvements that aimed to make the pasture more secure. Horses have escaped through the fence on at least two occasions in the past sixty days.
Stable Manager Amanda Dugan reported, during the Work Session, that the current split rail fence and electric wire were old and in a constant state of disrepair. She recommended the construction of a new electric fence inside the existing split rail fence.
After Duggan's presentation, Hirsch recommended that any fence rehabilitation first be approved by ARB, suggesting that there would be enough time to finalize the fence proposal between the Work Session and the October Open Meeting.
During their October 23 meeting, ARB voted against the concept of a secondary fence around the perimeter of the stable, effectively ruling out the stable manager's recommendation.
There are two key questions that need to be answered about the proposed 800-student "concept" high school on Moore County Schools' Master Facilities Plan.
The first question is what to teach there. You can read about that discussion on Page 7 of the October 17 Seven Lakes Times or here.
The second question is where to put the school.
Ever since the idea of a concept high school first saw the light of day in Moore County, the assumption among many, if not most, of its advocates has been that the new school would be conveniently located next to the campus of Sandhills Community College — quite likely built on land currently owned by the college.
But that idea has some folks wondering why the new school — which is supposed to be a driving force for economic development — would be built on the opposite end of the county from Robbins and North Moore — the part of the county that most desperately needs economic development.
Why place the school that houses the district's technical career training facility so far away from those students most likely to seek vocational training rather than college admission?
The "concept" high school on Moore County Schools' [MCS] Master Facilities Plan has caught the im-agination of the local business community.
"If we can pull this off, we open up a new day for our kids, in terms of their competence and competitiveness — and our ability to attract companies because we have the talent here," Partners in Progress CEO Pat Corso told the Moore County Board of Commissioner in a recent meeting.
But the concept high school is also the least well-defined project on the Board of Education's ten-year facilities wish list.
Increasing capacity at a high school, or building a new elementary school, are ideas easy to grasp. But what's a "concept high school?"
During the school board's, Monday, October 6 work session, MCS administrators began to flesh out the "concept."
Associate Superintendents Dr. Kathy Kennedy and Dr. Eric Porter, along with Career and Technical Educational Specialist Amy Garner, presented the rough draft of a proposal for the school that would divide it into four separate, career-focused academies: life and health sciences; agriculture; design and production; and hospitality and culinary arts.
Introducing the presentation, Superintendent Robert Grimesey told the Board that it was "a fluid design that is still a work in progress."
The design aims to give students the training they need to graduate from high school with marketable skills — or credits that can be transferred to a community college or four-year university. A close partnership with Sandhills Community College — and community colleges in surrounding counties — is an integral part of the plan.
Providing high school graduates with marketable skills was a key objective that surfaced in conversations with local business leaders, as well as conversations with parents led by former superintendent, Dr. Aaron Spence, Kennedy said.
Though no location has been chosen for the new school, the idea of placing it on the SCC campus has been much talked about in public discussions of the idea.
No high-stepping marching band or cheering crowd of onlookers celebrated the event, but it would not be an exaggeration to call the Tuesday, October 14 joint meeting of the Moore County Board of Education and Moore County Commissioners "historic."
It was little more than a decade ago that the two boards found themselves in a funding dispute so acrimonious that the school board sued the commissioners. It has taken many years for that chill to thaw.
What brought the two boards together on October 14 was the need to build and expand school facilities — to relieve overcrowding in high schools and elementary schools, to replace aging buildings, and to develop a new magnet high school that would offer students job training or a head start on their college career.
The standard playbook for building new schools has the school board developing a master facilities plan encompassing ten years and $50 $75, or $100 million in projects; voters approving the sale of school bonds; and commissioners figuring out how to pay back the principal and interest on all that borrowed money.
"We had always just pretty much been told that a bond was our only option," school board member Laura Lang said during the joint meeting. "No one had ever said that we can borrow cheaper than we can do a bond . . . . Nobody had ever said that before."
The Foxfire Village Council has appointed Jon Sedlak to serve out the unexpired term of Councilman George Erickson. Erickson, who served as mayor for the past nine years, resigned effective July 1, because he is moving to Florida, for at least part of the year.
Sedlak will replace Erickson as a member of the council, but not, necessarily, as mayor. The council will need to elect a mayor from among its members at a future meeting.
Sedlak served as the village's Water Superintendent for six years. His appointment came at the conclusion of a Thursday, July 3 special meeting, during which council members interviewed both Sedlak and Helen Kirk, the only other applicant for Erickson's seat.
Mayor Pro Tem Steve Durham presided over the meeting, with council members Mick McCue, Leslie Frusco, and Vic Koos present.
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The two candidates were interviewed individually, and each candidate sat in on the other's interview. They were also invited to stay afterward and observe the council's deliberations.
"You are welcome to stay," Durham said. "It goes without saying, thanks to the both of you for applying and your interest. Getting volunteers these days is difficult, and we appreciate both of you. In a year and a half, there are likely to be a couple of openings, so you can reapply."
The next regular municipal elections will be held in November 2015, when the terms of seat occupied by Durham and, now, Sedlak, will expire.
"It's an open meeting," McCue added, but neither Sedlak nor Kirk chose to stay.
"We don't have any closed meetings around here," Frusco noted.
The Moore County Animal Shelter is asking for help locating a dog that scaled the shelter fence to escape — and may be headed home to Seven Lakes West.
On Sunday morning, Alma, a six to seven year old Australian Shepherd Mix, climbed over a fence topped with barbed wire, and then climbed over the gate at entrance to the shelter parking lot. Volunteers and staff ran after her down the driveway to NC Highway 15/501, and then searched for her, to no avail.
Alma was turned over to the shelter when her owner, a resident of Seven Lakes West, died.
The shelter staff report that she was despondent and clearly grieving for the loss of her owner.
Because her home was in Seven Lakes West, Animal Center staff believe she could be headed back in the direction of Seven Lakes.
If you find a dog fitting Alma's description, contact The Animal Center at 910-947-2858. They were hoping to place her with a foster family.
The annual public hearing on Moore County's budget is seldom a pleasant experience, for either the folks speaking or the commissioners listening.
Funding for public schools is generally the focus — which is not surprising, given that funding for education makes up forty-two percent of the county's general fund budget.
It's not uncommon for speakers to insinuate — when they don't come right out and say it — that the Moore County Board of Commissioners are underfunding education and playing fast and loose with the future of Moore County's children.
But, this year, it was different.
The dozen speakers who took turns at the microphone during the Tuesday, June 3 hearing on County Manager Wayne Vest's proposed FY2015 budget spent as much time thanking the commissioners for their continued support of the schools — and their recent advocacy for school funding in Raleigh — as they did pressing the case for additional school funding.


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At only 19 years old, the California native continues to reinvent himself with every bout of music he releases, as he settles into his own distinct sound.
While his first EP Because of You debuted at No. 1 on the pop charts with a catchy lead single in "Hey LA," he brought more of a folksy singer-songwriter vibe with his 2013 self-titled EP, including the lyrically-haunting song "Chameleon."
Now, Ryan is gearing up to drop all new music, as he hits the road with R&B duo Kalin and Myles through the fall season. JJJ got a first listen to some of Ryan's new stuff and we're already huge fans of the natural evolution of his catalog.
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JustJaredJr.com: Hi Ryan, how was your summer?
Ryan Beatty: My summer was definitely very eventful. I went to a lot of different places and played a lot of shows, which was great for me. I was really happy I got to do all that. So now I'm just preparing for the tour and writing all the time. It's going good.
JJJ: We haven't caught up with you in a while. You're busy working on some new music. How's that going?
RB: It's been really good. This year, I've definitely tapped into my feelings a little bit more. I found a way to express myself lyrically a little better, I think, differently than my past music. This year I've been inspired by a lot of different things and it's transferred into my music. I'm in a really creative place right now.
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The gorgeous apartment peaceful and serene with sky high vaulted ceilings.
The well appointed apartment has a full large living and dining room for entertaining. It is equipped with a large 50 inch flat panel television with access to pandora, netflix and hulu. Does not have cable.
There is a private patio.
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The bathroom was completely redone in 2014 with gorgeous environmentally friendly gray tile floors, new vanity, and tub.
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After 15 years, Unique Salon & Spa's dedicated staffers carry on with a large slate of services under their new collective moniker. A thorough spa menu is divided among categories of "beauty," "body," "soul." The "beauty" menu offers haircuts, color services, and makeup applications, prepping faces and hair for swanky appearances. "Body" services tend to fingers and toes, painting delicate colors over newly buffed nails or removing unwanted body hair with waxes. Meanwhile, "soul" offers up therapeutic massages and facials, refreshing and rejuvenating muscles and skin.
Yuriry's red-and-yellow awning lists an impressive list of services—from highlights to makeup to nail treatments—all available seven days a week. Catering to both men and women, the salon boasts a fleet of stylists skilled at precision cuts, clipper fades, and relaxing hot-towel shaves.
The team at D'Allure Hair Salon and Spa takes a simple approach to making their clients happy: enhance the hair that flatters and remove the hair that doesn't. That's why they offer both hairstyling and laser hair-removal, the latter of which reliably erases hair from the underarms, bikini area, and other hard-to-reach locations. The salon's hair-design services include everything from cuts to highlights, with every treatment intended to draw attention toward your head and away from that shadowy figure in the corner of every picture frame.
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"These oatmeal cookies are chewy and sweet. The flavors of coconut, gumdrops and pecans are blended to perfection."
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1 cup
1 cup
white sugar
1 cup
packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1/4 teaspoon
1 cup
flaked coconut
2 cups
rolled oats
1 cup
chopped pecans
1 cup
gumdrops, chopped
Great cookie! When cutting up your gumdrops, place them in a bowl and cover with sugar. Then use a pair of scissors to snip them in half. The sugar will stick to the new edge and will keep the drops nice and seperated. Then just strain out the sugar and you are left with perfectly sized gumdrops. Enjoy!
Forget the gumdrops! I made these twice; once with gumdrops and once without. My family did not care for the gumdrops at all but without the gumdrops the cookies are very good; cookies had a chewy/crunchy texture.
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These were very tasty... I added more gumdrops than 1 cup, and make sure to get the really spicy ones to give this cookie more kick! I used butter rather than shortening and it worked well. Also, make sure to toast the pecans before adding them in, since that really brings out their flavor. Finally, I'd recommend pre-mixing the nuts, gumpdrops, oatmeal and coconut together before adding these ingredients into the dough... otherwise you have to stir the dough too much in the end and the cookies aren't quite as tender. Tasty cookies!
I loved these cookies. I omit the pecans (just b/c I do not like them). Use baking gums in the cookies, they come in just red,green,orange and yellow. These gumdromps are small so all you have to do is snip them in two with a pair of scissors~very quick! I used margarine instead of shortening and the cookies came out fine. Also I flatten them slightly with a spatula just as they come out of the oven, while still on the bakingn sheet, I find this makes them chewier (is that even a word?)then I remove them to cool as directed. Exactly as I remember from childhood~thanks for sharing an excellent recipe.
Awesome base recipe! The recipe called for shortening as an ingredient, but butter in the directions - so I used half of each. I used chopped gumdrop orange slices in this that I had bought for another project and didn't end up using. I'm not a huge gumdrop fan, but they're good in this. I will probably use the recipe over and over with different additions, though, replacing the gumdrops with dried fruit or another candy. The base cookie is excellent, crispy and chewy, perfectly sweet. Thanks!!!
I make these every year for Christmas. At first, I was hesitant to use all shortening instead of butter, but I decided to follow the recipe exactly. The cookies came out awesome! The only mistake I made was to be a little too generous with the oatmeal, coconut, pecans, and gumdrops; there was barely enough dough to hold everything together! But now I just add scant cups of these things and the cookies are still loaded! EXREMELY TASTY!
These are great cookies. My family fought over them. My daughter took some to her Christmas party and they were the hit of the party. I used red and green spiced gumdrops. The only thing I would do different next time is chop the gumdrops smaller (I chopped them in half).
These are so good .They are chewy and very tasty. I omitted the pecans which didn't effect the recipe at all. Definetly to be recommended.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Coconut Gumdrop Cookies
Serving Size: 1/60 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 60
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 116
Calories from Fat: 49
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Pentagram's Luke Hayman and team have designed branding, collateral and sales center displays for 500W21, a new residential development located where the High Line meets West 21st Street in the West Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. The identity was inspired by the building's unique positioning as an elegant, refined structure within the cutting-edge gallery district. Pentagram partner Emily Oberman also contributed, providing creative direction and messaging for the building's advertising campaigns.
The team worked with the building's developer, Sherwood Equities, as well as Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, architect Kohn Pedersen Fox, landscape architect Rees Roberts + Partners and interior designer MARKZEFF. Architecturally, the glass and limestone-clad building, which consumes an entire block between West 20th and 21st Streets, is industrial yet classic—in contrast to nearby structures by the likes of Jean Nouvel and Frank Gehry.


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API Healthcare Launches Patient Classification Clinical Information Interface
API Healthcare, a GE Healthcare Company, today announced the launch of its Patient Classification Clinical Information Interface software solution. The new staffing and scheduling software integrates directly with the Electronic Health Record (EHR), enabling staff to better manage and predict workload and skill requirements, helping to improve patient outcomes, increase cost savings and improve employee engagement.
"The Patient Classification Solution is a data-driven system built on validated and peer reviewed methodology," said Rick Robinson, RN, BSN, BA, BS, Patient Classification Product Manager, API Healthcare, A GE Healthcare Company. "The Clinical Interface continuously integrates and evaluates relevant information from three sources; clinical charting, physician orders and medication administration data, to proactively match the right skill set with the right patient, resulting in real-time staffing decisions."
"API Healthcare has invested years of research and development into revamping the perception of acuity by putting evidence-based medicine into effect with the Patient Classification Solution," said Karlene Kerfoot, Vice President of Nursing, API Healthcare, A GE Healthcare Company. "We have a long history of innovation in this space, and today we are pleased to provide the missing link by seamlessly evaluating patient care needs from critical databases such as the EHR, to accurately determine a patient's acuity level."
As labor costs continue to rise and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) brings millions of newly insured individuals into the market, hospitals and health systems are focusing on increasing operational efficiencies. With 50 percent of hospitals operating budget tied up in labor costs, workforce optimization has never been more important.
Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System is one of the first clients to go live with the Patient Classification Clinical Information Interface. An original beta tester of the technology, Salinas Valley Memorial is an acute care facility licensed for nearly 270 beds with more than 1,600 employees.
"We are thrilled to be leading the way with this ground-breaking technology from API Healthcare," said Lilia Meraz-Gottfried, Director Clinical Informatics, Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System. "They have changed the way patient acuity is accessed and managed. The ability to map a comprehensive picture of the patient and translate that into relevant action enables us to better manage elaborate assessments and accurately describe what is being done for patient-specific acuity. We look forward to the solution enabling us to schedule more accurately and efficiently with streamlined data eliminating double entry of patient classification information."
Real-time data and analytics are a critical component to delivering operational efficiencies across a healthcare system - in patient care, in wait times and in patient and staff satisfaction. API Healthcare's Patient Classification Clinical Information solution is part of the broader GE Healthcare Services portfolio addressing patient flow, workforce and asset optimization.
"API Healthcare works closely with clients to design and develop workforce solutions that enable them to better manage the operational challenges that can hinder long-term sustainability," said Lisa LaBau, General Manager, API Healthcare, A GE Healthcare Company. "The methodology behind the development of our Patient Classification Clinical Information Interface has been proven through more than a decade of research and partnerships with clients like Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System. We are pleased to see how well the solution is working for them, and look forward to continuing our pursuit of helping all clients meet their goal of achieving long term, fiscal sustainability and improved patient outcomes."
About GE Healthcare
GE Healthcare provides transformational medical technologies and services to meet the demand for increased access, enhanced quality and more affordable healthcare around the world. GE (NYSE: GE) works on things that matter - great people and technologies taking on tough challenges. From medical imaging, software & IT, patient monitoring and diagnostics to drug discovery, biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies and performance improvement solutions, GE Healthcare helps medical professionals deliver great healthcare to their patients.
For our latest news, please visit http://newsroom.gehealthcare.com.
About API Healthcare, A GE Healthcare Company
API Healthcare (www.apihealthcare.com) the largest healthcare-specific vendor focused on workforce management solutions, is also the architect of the Healthcare Workforce Information Exchange (HwIE); a revolutionary solution that facilitates the sharing of workforce data across the entire continuum of care. Driven by the mission to elevate quality and performance across the healthcare community through innovative workforce solutions and services, API Healthcare has been dedicated to the healthcare industry for more than 30 years. The company's staffing and scheduling, patient classification, human resources, talent management, payroll, time and attendance, business analytics, and staffing agency solutions are used by more than 1,600 hospitals and staffing agencies. Founded in 1982, API Healthcare has been rated by KLAS in the Top 20 Best in KLAS Awards Report (www.KLASresearch.com) as the top time and attendance provider system for the last 12 years (2002-2013) and the top staffing and scheduling solution in 2012 and 2013.
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Januzaj was however born in Belgium and could play for the Red Devils, and is also eligible to turn out for Albania, as his parents are Kosovo-Albanians. Januzaj could also represent England after 2017, when he will fulfil the residential criteria laid down by FIFA.
The Kosovo vs. Haiti fixture is not an official friendly as Kosovo are not yet members of FIFA and as such, Januzaj could have turned out for the Eastern European state and still pledged allegiance to one of the other countries seeking his participation, but has chosen not to.
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