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i7 Launches "Peregrine Guard", an Agentless BYOD Control
Redmond, WA, Jan 17, 2013 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- i7 Networks, a Redmond/Bangalore based company, launches "Peregrine Guard", which provides enterprise agentless way of controlling and managing security due to enabling of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) program in their organization. Since it is agentless it is truly cross-platform, highly scalable and provides complete privacy for employees during their off-office hours and when they are not connected to the enterprise network. Peregrine Guard is one of the first in the industry to provide granular access control based on DUAL-TIER approach (Device-User-App-Location (branch office)-Time-Incident Handling-End Point Security-Resource).
Peregrine Guard provides one of the best enterprise mobility network access control platform and integrates well with the existing authentication products such as MS Active Directory, LDAP and RADIUS and also works well with the existing security and network infrastructure with no changes to the existing network. Peregrine Guard also provides auto-discovery of all devices making sure no device goes undetected and there are no unauthorized devices on the corporate network. Its central policy management and complete visibility and alert mechanism makes it unique in the market to alert and prevent spread of malwares which are now finding backdoor entry into corporate network via BYODs. Peregrine Guard also integrates well with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync helping in remote wipe out of the device when required.
Manju M Gowda, CEO of i7 says, "We believe putting an agent on a mobile smart device is really old generation and a bad intrusion into privacy of employees. Security has to be dealt quietly and effectively and our agentless BYOD security solution ensures that. Being agentless provides what all employees with their devices (BYOD) wished for and effective security makes what all CIOs really wanted. We feel it is a win-win proposition." For further information please do visit our website
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- Studio: Columbia Pictures
- Release Date: Jan 26, 2007
- Starring: Jennifer Garner, Kevin Smith, Timothy Olyphant
- Summary: After the sudden death of her fiancé, Gray Wheeler (Garner) finds comfort in the company of his friends: lighthearted comic Sam (Smith), hyper-responsible Dennis (Jaeger) and, oddly enough, his old childhood buddy Fritz (Olyphant), an irresponsible playboy whom she'd previously pegged as one of the lease reliable people in the world. (Columbia Pictures)… Expand
- Director: Susannah Grant
- Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance
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Positive: 3 out of 28
Mixed: 20 out of 28
Negative: 5 out of 28
Rough around the edges, but once you get used to the laconic pace, the plot grooves along nicely.
One of those movies where the small pleasures stack up high enough to dwarf the disappointments.
Gray says she hates fishermen who catch and release: Getting jerked around hurts the jaw. See this movie and you'll know the feeling.
An unfunny, undramatic comedy-drama that asks us to care about lying idiots making implausible choices.
Now it's just another romantic comedy, neither terribly bad nor truly great, buoyed along on currents of hope and post-traumatic good cheer.
The chick comedy-drama Catch and Release may look bland, but it's not. It's worse. To rise to the level of blandness, it would need to have a few gallons of Tabasco dumped into it.
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KristyW.Jan 28, 2007I really liked this move. The characters made choices that weren't always neat and typical "movie" choices, but the type of choices people really make. Kevin Smith was really funny and Jennifer Garner and Timothy Olyphant had great chemistry. I really don't know why others didn't enjoy this movie.… Expand
RyanJan 28, 2007I'm not sure what people are expecting from this movie. A sweet movie, that I didn't have to think about. And Kevin Smith was frakking hilarious!… Expand
[Anonymous]Jan 28, 2007Cute movie... good for a date.
JenniferB.Feb 1, 2007Kevin Smith has REALLY let himself go. He's gone past the "fat Elvis" stage and will soon be up there with Brando around the time he did Don Juan. I felt bad for him throughout the entire movie and couldn't concentrate on the plot.… Expand
MikeJan 28, 2007[***SPOILER***] I did not connect with the characters. There was very little humor and the wrong guy got the girl. Unfortunately, in this case the nice guy finished last.… Collapse
ReidF.Jan 27, 2007This movie never rises above mediocrity. In fact, that would be something to strive toward. If you like uninteresting characters doing stupid things, strung together by boring acoustic guitar solos, this movie is for you.… Expand
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Cards pitchers a big hit
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MU coach must leave UAB slogan to Blazers
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Royals' losing streak hits 12
KANSAS CITY — Detroit manager Jim Leyland gave his own version of a commencement speech to Jeremy Bonderman on Wednesday night.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Barry Bonds spent a third day stuck at 714 and watched Albert Pujols hit his 23rd homer of the season.
Royals lose 11th straight, again
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Shooters gather in Hallsville
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In front of the altar, in an Orthodox Church, on an island in the middle of Snagov Lake in Romania is the grave of the infamous Vlad (The Impaler) Tepes. Vlad Tepes was a famous ruler and defender of Romania and the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula. His grave is adorned with a plaque and some simple decorations surrounded by the majesty of a truly ancient church. Taken with a Canon EOS 3000. Converted from film.
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This is steeped in history, his is a fascinating story, must of been so cool to go and visit.
It was a dream come true to go to Romania and explore the history of Vlad Tepes. I loved it and hope to go again. Visiting his grave was the highlight of the trip.
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I've watched many of the History Channel shows related to this man and his life and this is the first time I think I've seen pictures of his resting place. VERY interesting and thank you for sharing this with us! Did you get to tour the castle? If you did, you are a brave one. ;o)
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Having been merged with the Multan region during the overhaul of Pakistan's domestic cricket in 2003-04, Bahawalpur returned to top-level competition by qualifying for the semi-finals of the Faysal Bank T-20. They had spent nearly a decade in the wilderness before being restored to full regional status this season.
Bahawalpur five matches in a row - beating Rawalpindi Rams, Peshawar Panthers, Karachi Dolphins, Lahore Eagles and Hyderabad Hawks - to make the semi-finals of the 14-team tournament. They then lost to Faisalabad Wolves, but were not out of their depth, losing by only ten runs. Their next step is the semi-final on Saturday, against Sialkot Stallions or Lahore Lions.
After partition in 1947, Bahawalpur became a province of Pakistan only in 1952, and was merged into the province of West Pakistan in 1955. They were the champions of the inaugural Quaid-e-Azam trophy in 1953, beating Punjab in the final. They won in 1958 as well, thrashing Karachi C by 211 runs.
"The region has been isolated for so long despite a historic cricketing background and having players talented enough to play for the national team," Syed Hassan Ahmed, president of the Bahawalpur Cricket Association, told ESPNcricinfo. "This part of the region never got the spotlight, instead the focus has been on bigger cities like Lahore and Karachi. I can assure you the talent is here but it requires attention and development."
Bahawalpur also has a cricket stadium know locally as Dring Stadium. It was the first cricket ground in Western Pakistan to host a Test match - the second Test of the India's first tour to Pakistan in 1955. It was the only international match to be held at this ground.
They now have six districts in their region - Muzaffargarh, Layya, Rajanpur, Rahim Yar Khan and Bahawalnagar - whereas when Bahawalpur was merged with Multan the entire province had 14 districts.
"In the last ten years, we have suffered a lot as most of the boys have been moving out of the country to play league cricket in England, but now nobody has to go out and we have our team," Ahmed said. "I am excited to see that Stags have reached to the semi-final, it's just a glimpse that we have players with the calibre to make their way to the national side. We are playing the Quaid-e-Azam trophy and within the next couple of years we will bring out the best talent to make up a steady and competitive team."
Bilal Khilji, the captain of Bahawalpur Stags, was thrilled with his team's progress in the Faysal Bank T-20. "We had a point to prove that we can do it," Khilji said. "We don't have a list of prolific players but what we have is the confidence and motive to do well. We entered the tournament with a minnow tag and critics were even questioning our existence in the event, but we have a simple goal - to win every game no matter if it's a Karachi or Rawalpindi.
"I have been playing for Multan but there was always a sense of insecurity as the team was made with 14 districts. But now a team has been made with players from a region and we have a better understanding and unity."
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The selfishness we're witnessing in Albany right now has to stop.
You know I've written in this column many times that New York State has made real progress these last three years. Things are far better than they used to be simply because Republicans and Democrats alike are finally working together. Despite the accompanying noise, there's really no magic formula. Legislators with common sense have finally realized that you can't always get everything you want and that most times, the reasonable middle ground also happens to advance the people's agenda very nicely.
But I'm not "feeling the love" lately.
In June, the New York State Senate passed an historic package of bills agreed to by Governor Cuomo that is of vital importance to women. Among these was a measure to strengthen laws against human-trafficking. Unfortunately, human-trafficking is a hidden scourge that most people don't realize is happening every day in communities throughout New York, even here in our Long Island neighborhoods. I'm not pulling any punches about this because it cannot be ignored any longer. We have to try and wrap our minds around what's happening: there are rapidly growing numbers of young women being held against their will, forced into labor and even sold into the sex trade right here on Long Island. And despite the heroic efforts of local law enforcement to free these women and the care nonprofits provide them afterwards, enough is not being done to stop it.
That's just not acceptable because New York has always lead the nation yet we're failing miserably here. Why? Well, despite their initial praise for this package of laws, the
Assembly has refused to pass it thus far. Despite the fact that just last week more than 159 people were arrested and 105 teenage girls were saved in nationwide, human-trafficking stings, despite the fact that New York ranks fourth in the nation for incidences of human trafficking, despite prosecutors who say we're just scratching the surface
and that we need better laws – despite all this, the bill has not been taken up in the Assembly.
We're better than this. There is clearly a need for the protections this law would provide and for the weapon it can become in the hands of law enforcement across New York.
With it they can better protect the disenfranchised and abused women and children of our society.
The bill is written and ready. The Senate passed it unanimously. The Governor has agreed to sign it once the Assembly passes it. The shame is that the Assembly didn't take it up before the end of the legislative session and probably won't before returning to Albany in January. Again, we're better than this. As we have seen all too painfully on the faces of the women and children freed in the stings, yesterday is already too late.
•Is the person free to leave the work site?
•Is the person physically, sexually or psychologically abused?
•Does the person have a passport or valid I.D. card, and is he/she in possession of such documents? Is someone else holding them?
•Has the person or a family member been threatened?
•Does the person fear that something bad will happen to him or her,
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Call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) at 1-888-373-7888 to report a tip.
Friday, 21 November 2014 00:00
At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, residents and community members joined with the Floral Park American Legion to honor veterans at the annual Veteran's Day ceremonies at Memorial Park, following a march down Tulip Avenue to the park with the members of the veterans of the Legion post, American Legion Auxiliary members, Sons of the American Legion, Boy and Cub Scouts from Troops 482 and 678 and local officials.
During the ceremony, a plaque was dedicated in memory of General Kazimierz Pulaski and others of Polish heritage who have served in the U.S. military. The plaque dedication was led by members of the Polish American Congress, Long Island Division, President Grzegorz Worma and Honorary President Richard Brzozowski. An invocation was delivered by Father Peter Rozek of St. Hedwig Church, followed by a POW-MIA ceremony by Post 334 Vice Commander Matthew Cacciatore.
Thursday, 20 November 2014 00:00
While parking around Long Island Rail Road train stations is typically a challenge, even on a regular work day, the holidays create more of a struggle for commuters in search of parking spots. LIRR spokesman Salvatore Arena said that ridership between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day increases by at least 10 percent; last year it was by 12 percent. Though the MTA is adding more trains to the schedule, that doesn't ease the parking situation, which is operated not by the LIRR, but by individual municipalities in each town.
"Every station is different," Arena said. "A good part of our parking is in the hands of the locality. They set the rules essentially."
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Cheyenne, WY (KGWN)- Brick Cegelski, the KGWN Prep Football Insider, breaks down the first week of football games.
South vs Evanston is the KGWN game of the week.
The Bison won their first game in school history in 2013 against Rock Springs and this is a winnable game against the Red Devils.
Cegelski predicts a 28-21 Bison win.
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Africa Group Retreat, New York, September 1-2, 2010
On September 1-2, 2010, IPI's Africa Program in collaboration with the Permanent Observer Mission of the African Union (AU) to the United Nations (UN) in New York convened a retreat of African Permanent Representatives in New York to discuss ways in which to strengthen the voice of the Africa Group at the UN. The Africa Group, made up of the fifty-three African countries is the largest regional group at the UN. This important meeting, the first since 2003, was attended by forty-eight Ambassadors of African missions and African experts of the six UN Committees.
The first session, which was open to UN officials and partners, was attended by the Permanent Representatives of the Africa Group; Ambassador Tete Antonio, Permanent Observer of the African Union to the UN; H.E. Mr. Vijay Nambiar, UN Chef de Cabinet, who welcomed the retreat of the Africa Group; Cheikh Diarra, Under-Secretary-General, Special Adviser on Africa (OSAA); Dr. Edward C. Luck, IPI Senior Vice President for Research and Programs who drew attention to IPI's longstanding work on Africa; and Francesco Mancini, IPI Senior Fellow and Director of Research, who shared a visual presentation on Coping with Crisis, Conflict and Change: Global Perspectives. IPI's Africa Program major supporters, the Permanent Representatives of Germany, Finland and Netherlands also attended the opening session.
The main retreat discussions of the Africa Group were held behind closed doors.
IPI's support of the retreat underscores its cooperation with the AU to facilitate the implementation of the African Peace and Security Architecture, under a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the AU and IPI signed in May 2010.
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Reflections of Darkness (RoD): 'She's a Machine' is actually your third album, but the people in Germany haven't heard anything about you yet. Why is that?
It's finally done. The new and third ALICE IN VIDEOLAND 'She's a Machine' is finished and about to be released in a few weeks, so we had some questions about the album of course, but also about their influences as well as upcoming live shows…
It's finally done. The new and third ALICE IN VIDEOLAND 'She's a Machine' is finished and about to be released in a few weeks, so we had some questions about the album of course, but also about their influences as well as upcoming live shows…
Alex (A): We got signed to Swedish label National after just 6 months, and we were so excited! We didn't really think about a European release back then, and National doesn't work at all outside Scandinavia! We thought that if we're successful here the rest of the world will come! And it did, but the wait was kind of long! We just got signed to German record label Prussia, so they are doing the promotion and tour schedule for us in rest of Europe! We are very excited to come outside Scandinavia to play! About 80% of our fans on MySpace are NOT from Scandinavia so we know we have a very good start!
RoD: Do you think that you and the German label Prussia records will be able to change the situation for Germany and maybe the rest of Europe?
Toril (T): We think so! Since we have a good fan base already thanks to MySpace, we just need a little push to make it here! The guys at Prussia seems very dedicated and it's so much better than if we would sign to a major label where there's too many people and to much money involved, that's just scary! The underground way is the only real way for us! We love it!
RoD: Do you think your music will actually work in the rest of the world?
A: Well, we know it will. Not that we think we will have top chart hits, we don't make music for the charts! But there's such a big crowd out there who loves real music and don't care about what's on the charts. Us is the country where we have the biggest fan base by large!
RoD: There are some 80s influences in your music; and there are many bands from Sweden and Norway with similar influences. What do you think is the secret of your success?
A: Well I think our music is kind of timeless; it doesn't sound "1984" or "2008" or anything like that. Music that has a date will also run out of date! And I also think that Toril's voice is a big part of the success; I mean how many synth bands are there with a front guy trying to sound like Dave Gahan? And I must say that playing live, with the live drums and bass and all has helped us!
RoD: Your songs combine great guitars and very melodic synth lines. Do you think your music will work in maybe 10 years or more too?
T: As Alex said, our music is kind of timeless so yeah it will work.
RoD: What can you say about your two first CDs? Will people here in Germany have the chance to buy them as re-releases in the months to come?
A: It's up to Prussia; I think so but ill have to check this out.
RoD: Where do you think is the best place people should listen to your songs?
A: At the club, at the party or on autobahn doing 240!
RoD: Your new CD only has 8 tracks. Is that the reason why you added a Bonus CD to the package?
T: The reasons why it only has eight tracks is 1. We wanted to release the CD quick. We couldn't wait longer 2. we can sell the CD at a lower price and 3. it might not take 3 years to make the next record. 4. we sell most downloads and having 10-12 songs on a CD is just an unwritten law since the days of the vinyl and CDs. The bonus CD wasn't something we had in mind when making the album, but now we think its an brilliant idea!
RoD: The bonus CD features some remixes... What are you thinking about remixes? Do you think it's a great way to present your music in a new way?
A: First of all, I love making remixes myself. You have totally free hands and you don't have as many limits as when making your own album. I think a good remix can turn an unknown song to a club hit, and a lot of good songs might not really fit the dance floor, but with a remix it might. Not all remixes are good tough, just putting a four in the floor bass drum won't do it!
RoD: Do you think a remix works better than an original song in some ways?
A: The remix can put a vibe into a song that you didn't know it had when you wrote it yourself, and that's the dream scenario. It gives your own song writing a positive kick. Like "hey I didn't this song I wrote was so good!" Haha!
RoD: The album starts with very fast and nasty songs...is that's the best way to start an album?
T: We been away for almost three years and we wanted to make a come back that's in your face, so yes in this case it was!
RoD: The first really great track on the new album is track 3. How easy for you is it to set the perfect setlist?
A: Well I think the first great track is the first one hahaha! Setting the track list is something we do together with the guys at our record label. Its not so easy to do it yourself after you just heard the songs for the 5000th time!
RoD: Track 4 is one of the best songs on the album. The refrain and the melodies are really great. What is the story of the song?
T: Actually that song almost didn't make it to the pressing, it was the last song we wrote and the time was running out. The melody came to me when I was on the local bus on my way home and I called Alex and told him we had to catch up in his studio. I sang the melody to him and just seconds later he came up with the synth lines. A couple of days later we called Maja Ivarsson, who is the singer in THE SOUNDS to make a duet and so she did! This song pretty much wrote itself, it went so fast from idea to finished, so we didn't really think twice about anything in it!
RoD: In 2004-2006, you've played more than 200 shows. What's the best thing about playing live for you?
T: It's the whole vibe with being on stage, and playing in front of people who actually sing along to the little melodies you woke up with one morning in bed at home haha!
A: And just letting go of everything, the only thing that matters when you're on stage is what your dong right now! It's like there is no "after the show!" one big part is to meet the fans, before under and after a show!
RoD: You will play some shows in Sweden in the next 3 months. When will people see you live here in Germany?
T: Hopefully as soon as possible! We are sooo excited to play your country. To be realistic I would say this autumn/winter. Be there!!!!
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Congratulations to our 2014 Allstars!.
We are proud of all of the effort put forth by all of our players. They have demonstrated a high degree of heart, skill and maturity. They are all True Championships and we hope they feel the same.
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Three of our four All Star teams are staying alive in this year's District 37 All Star tourney. HP #2 in the 9-10 bracket got there second straight win tonight versus Westchester #2. The 10-11 year old team was victorious by mercy rule 14-3 over Del Rey. The 9-10 HP #2 team will play saturday at 4:30pm while the 10-11 team will play saturday at 11:30am. Both games scheduled to played at Nielsen Field. Come out and root, root, root for the Home team!!!!!
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Tarver is an excellent school! We have loved every teacher we've had at this school. The changes that the principal has made in the last few years have made a wonderful difference. I can't imagine my kids attending anywhere else. Go Tigers!
My daughter attend Tarver last year for full day Kindergarten. I did have HUGE concerns with the full day kindergarten teacher going into the school year. I had already heard several discouraging items with this teacher. I feel that my daughter went into kindergarten knowing more than when she came out. She was not challenged, not on a reading schedule, or learned word groupings, or phonics. Her full day assistant made up for her weaknesses but her hands were tied as well. My daughter will not be returning to Tarver and will be repeating kindergarten at a different school. I am friends with other students parents and we all had the same issue. If you try to talk to the Principal it goes in one ear and out the other. If you go there, I would recommend that you pick the FREE half day kindergarten, not worth paying $300 for nothing.
There's much to be said about a school where the community scores are so disparate. Personally, I have experienced/seen the worst of the public education system at Tarver - mutual lack of accountability from the district, administrators and teachers; principals who have an aversion to handling "difficult" situations; teachers who demoralize students who need additional help and students who have accepted mediocrity. This behavior stems from a mandate that is handed from the top down - there are only a handful of schools in Adams 12 that I would even consider being relatively at par with the type of education that should be expected for our children. I have given Tarver, its principal(s) and teachers five years and three students to prove to me that I can entrust them with the education of my children and they have all failed. I am enrolling my children in private school and moving as far as I can away from Adams 12. I would advise you to do the same.
This is a great school. The new principal this year is really improving things. All the teachers are wonderful. I never have to worry about who my child will get because they work together well to get the best curriculum possible to the kids. The parents are becoming more and more involved which is excellent. This is one of the better schools in the district.
My last of 5 children entered the school last year. I used to love it, but since the principal changed, the quality has gone down. The teachers (most) are great but they are really treated badly and are doing the best they can. I did have HUGE concerns with the full day kindergarten teacher and my child was terrified of her. Luckily, her assistant made up for her weaknesses and we got through the year. I was very happy with my son's 3rd grade teacher and volunteered in the classroom so I can attest to the quality she provided. I have heard other parents concerned about the new principal as well, but luckily, he's not the one teaching the kids. I am however, pulling my children out of this school.
This is our first experience with public schools in Colorado. We are pretty happy with Tarver thus far. I'm impressed with the weekly spelling words for the 1st graders, and most of the work they do. My only complaint is that even though my son has complained about school being too easy, Tarver doesn't have GATE or some other program to challenge the kids who need it. Most likely we will be looking for another school to ensure my son stays challenged, I don't want him to fall by the waste side. I can't speak to what the parent involvement is, I have offered to help, but haven't been taken up on my offer. Overall I think that Tarver is a good school with teachers who care about the students.
Endured a third performance of "Frog and Toad". As many times as this "play" has been performed through the years one would think the teachers would have developed good sets, costumes, etc. But NO.... Teachers are given an afternoon "work day" once a week. So all the parents have to make special arrangements to get the kids picked up at 1:30. Are the teachers using that 1/2 day working diligently? No, drive by at 2:00 and the parking lot is empty. Bullies run the playground. Where are the playground supervisors? When they are found (usually getting coffee) Things reported to them get the canned response "what do you want me to do about it? During the snow last year where is the custodial staff? We finally carried our own shovels and cleared the area by our child's classroom so the kids don't stand in snow.
Great teachers that are willing to spend extra time with my son.
I am very impressed with the academic success at Tarver. The principal is so involved and the staff memebers are incredibly attentive to the students. They are rewarded for positive behavior and great achievements every day. I am impressed with what my child is learning in the classroom and in their special rotations of gym, music, technology and art. Proud to be a Tarver Tiger!
Like every school...some teachers are fantastic and some are less motivated. This school has a significant lack of parental support for their students. If more parents were involved in their childrens academics, there would be more time for learning new curriculum. Its easy to blame the staff when your child struggles but you cant make progress when there are several students that dont get the home support they need. This school offers a very supportive and positive learning environment.
The school has low academic challenges for students who are above average. Most work is ungraded & teacher emphasizes understanding the concept, accuracy doesn't matter.
This is our 3rd year at the school. We have two students there. Students aren't taught the RRRs in class, they are too busy 'working' on computers, playing supposedly educational games, field trips, programs, extra recesses, and who knows what else. All the real teaching work is sent home for the parents to do as the child does homework. Might as well be doing home school. I am an engineer. The math 'system' they are teaching called 'Every Day Math' simply isn't. It presents the most ludicrous ways to perform simple things like multiplication. I will be surprised if any of the children ever learn how to multiply correctly. Reminds me of the 'new math' I was taught in 5th & 6th grades (1968?) that almost ruined me for life. There is a reason the charter schools in this area have huge waiting
Tarver Elementary School is a very friendly school from all aspects; within the classroom, the front office, library, cafeteria. The instructor involvent with students is very high and at an intense level. The instructors are very positive. Extra activities are many and either free or low priced. The extra activites are done very well are great fun and very educational and quite memorable. The children are given goals to be able to go to some of the extra activities and these activities are so wonderful, the children really strive to meet the goals to be able to participate. The school is very open to parents and the primcipals are readily available. They have tons of books in the library as well as the Front Range Book Mobile which comes once a week. The PE, art and music programs are very good. The kids do have to share computers. Great school!
Crowded classrooms, but par for the district. Teachers very involved. Great PTO.
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Nov. 19 between 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., 700 S. Nardo Ave., residential burglary; Nov. 16 at 11 p.m., 300 Longden Lane, battery with apparent minor injury; Nov. 16 between 11 p.m. and 3 p.m., 300 S. Sierra Ave., vehicle burglary; Nov. 15 at 5:45 p.m., 400 Santa Alicia, grand theft of backpack, computer; Nov. 16 at 9:26 p.m., San Lucas Drive at San Ignacio Drive, group disturbance, five-person arrest: minors in possession of drugs, alcohol; between Nov. 14 at 4:30 p.m. and Nov. 15 at 7 a.m., 400 S. Granados Ave., stolen vehicle; Nov. 15 at 3:30 p.m., 600 San Rodolfo Drive, vehicle vandalism and burglary; Nov. 15 between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., 600 Ida Ave., residential burglary; Nov. 14 between 6 and 11:30 a.m., 800 Del Mar Downs Road, vehicle burglary; Nov. 13 at 10:44 a.m., 100 S. Solana Hills Drive, arrest: drunk in public; Nov. 13 at 9:30 a.m., 600 W. Solana Circle, residential burglary; Nov. 10 at around noon, 800 Vera St., battery with apparent minor injury
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Nov. 18 at 10:45 p.m., 1400 Camino Del Mar, arrest: drunk in public; Nov. 17 between 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., 10th and Camino Del Mar, vehicle burglary; between Nov. 15 at 10 p.m. and Nov. 16 a 7:30 a.m., 500 Stratford Court, vehicle burglary; between Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. and Nov. 11 at 6 p.m., Beyond Body Wear, 2200 Jimmy Durante Blvd., commercial burglary of clothing, loss: about $2,500; Nov. 13 around 5 p.m., Camino Del Mar at 29th Street, vehicle burglary; between Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. and Nov. 11 at 10 p.m., 400 10th St., residential burglary
Man arrested for incident at Torrey Hills Vons
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Amanda Bayhi | October 21, 2013
The Utah and Missouri departments of transportation have earned top honors in the 2013 America's Transportation Awards competition.
The American American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) announced the winners Sunday during the association's annual meeting in Denver, Colorado.
The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) earned the America's Transportation Awards Grand Prize for its I-15 Corridor Expansion (I-15 CORE) project, a $1.725 billion project which was completed two years ahead of schedule. A panel of judges determined UDOT as the winner.
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) won the People's Choice Award for its Safe and Sound Bridge Improvement Program, which rehabilitated and replaced more than 800 bridges more than a year ahead of schedule. Online voters selected MoDOT to receive this award.
UDOT and MoDOT each received $10,000 cash prizes, which will be used to support the charity or transportation-related scholarship program of their choice.
For more information about UDOT's I-15 CORE expansion project, visit i15core.utah.gov.
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Look at gulags in Chicago & Detroit to see result of collectivism
To The Daily Sun,
Article 6-b of the New Hampshire State Constitution reads: (Use of Lottery Revenues Restricted to Educational purposes) "All Moneys received from a state-run lottery and all interest received on such moneys shall, after deducting the necessary costs of administration, be appropriated and used exclusively for the purpose of state aid to education and shall not be transferred or diverted to any other purpose." ( November 6, 1990.)
Now! My Websters Dictionary states that exclusively is defined as, "Intended for the sole use and purpose of a single individual or group". The word sole redefines exclusive as " the only one".
The New Hampshire Lottery Commision reported in 2011 that 27 percent of lotto revenues were contributed to the education system. On my Property Tax is one line for "School Tax". On another line is "State Education Tax".
It appears to me that some of our representatives have violated their oath of office. When Jeanne Shaheen was governor of New Hampshire she stated that the state lottery revenues go into the "General Fund". That is in violation of our State Constitution. I am quite sure that most people who buy lottery ticket do not know that nearly three quarters of the money they spend to support education disappears into a General Fund void.
Dale Channing Eddy of Gilford touched on another transfer of tax revenues on gasoline to unrelated areas. Bob Meade's article "hand out or hand up?" shed light on some important issues that once worked and some principles implemented now that will haunt us for decades.
Tim French of Gilford laid out some interesting facts in the Wednesday, December 11 Laconia Daily Sun. They are sad but true.
Russ Wiles wrote an interesting article on Madison Root, an 11 year old who wants to work hard and make it. She plans to work very hard at her goals. No victim ideology there. What a great example she is and will be. Thank you Russ for your article.
We have only to look at the gulags in Chicago and Detroit to see the outcome of collectivism. You can redistribute the wealth for only so long. You cannot redistribute intelligence, it comes through years of hard work and study. That is one reason we as a nation is in such a dismal stage in our existence. Fortunately there are many who have fled the plantations created by the state. Those who's only gift is talk have never gained experience to say much.
Gene F. Danforth
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Selectmen were rude, combative & disrespectful to county visitors
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I was at the Dec. 16th Gilmanton selectmen's meeting when the Belknap County commissioner came to speak about the county budget. The selectmen were rude, combative and disrespectful when asking the commissioner questions concerning the county budget. The commissioner gave his time to come to our town so we could better understand our county budget. I was embarrassed listening to our elected officials treating the commissioner in this manner.
One Selectman didn't even have the common courtesy to remove his cap.
Meg Hempel
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These personal experiences aren't possible in mall or at big stores
To The Daily Sun,
Christmas is drawing near and many people put thought into where they invest their money. There are many benefits for those who choose to support their community by shopping locally.
This past weekend, Wolfeboro was even lovelier than usual to shop. Thanks to the Chamber of Commerce and their efforts to make last weekend a community open house.
As I was buying a signed copy of Karel Hayes' latest book at the Country Bookseller, we were treated to some carolers dressed from the time of Charles Dickens.
Miss New Hampshire and Miss Lakes Region came by as well, also treating customers to a song.
The dancers from an upcoming performance of The Nutcracker stopped by Sprouts and gave a sampling of what is to come.
Shopping locally, however, is about more than being entertained or meeting the author who wrote the book I am buying. It is about the friends we meet on the street as we shop and the familiar faces of our community.
For me the joy comes when I see a little girl I know with her dad at Nordic Skier buying her first pair of cross county skis. It is bumping into my daughter's favorite high school teacher on the street with her mother and two boys.
I love walking in Gatherings by Stellaloona and seeing the ladies in silly santa hats handing out cookies to customers, while a drama student of mine is strumming the guitar and singing Christmas carols in the background.
It is fun to tell Sarah Copplestone at Artisans Corner which knitting bowl to tell my husband I want when I send him in to shop for me.
These experiences are not possible in the mall or big box stores. They are what make a community home and what makes a town special.
Elizabeth Cantrall
New Durham
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Obama's policies have increased, not decreased, income gap
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Nick Vazzana's letter of December 14 claims Republicans have changed since 1860.
But, like in the 1860s, Republicans are fighting Democrat policies which enslave Americans. Democrat (progressive) policies lead to economic slavery by locking students in bad schools that don't adequately prepare them, by destroying jobs (via excessive regulations and taxation), and by increasing peoples' living costs (e.g., food, energy, insurance, medical care, taxes).
President Obama's policies have increased, not reduced, the gap between rich and poor! More Americans are in poverty than ever before. Progressive policies hurt people!
Vazzana complains about Republican investments. Grassroots Republicans only approve of investments that benefit the vast majority of Americans. Most beneficiaries of Democrat "investments" are the people or groups that help Democrat politicians stay in power, i.e., rich donors and special interest groups.
The "investments" (bailouts) for the financial institutions, GM, and Chrysler resulted in major transfers of wealth from middle and low-income Americans to the rich and special interests (mostly supporting Democrats). Taxpayers lost about $12 billion on the car company bailouts although the companies went bankrupt anyway (showing that bankruptcies don't mean the loss of all jobs).
President Obama's "investments" in many technology companies went to political donors, were high risk, and are likely to lose taxpayer money, like the $500 million Solyndra "investment". Many "investments", like high-speed rail and alternate electricity generation companies, will always require subsidies, like the Postal Service and Amtrak, or increasing customer costs.
All government spending needs scrutiny because progressive policies have already put our nation in a precarious financial position. Our national debt, a small fraction of our nation's gross domestic product (GDP) in 1860, now exceeds our GDP and our total obligations exceed six times our GDP. Our nation's interest cost is a large budget item and could become a major problem.
The charge that Republicans want the country to go bankrupt is an often repeated, total lie told by people wanting continued reckless spending. Currently there is more than enough money to pay our debt obligations.
Everyone, President Obama, former Treasury Secretary Geitner, economists, etc., agrees that our enormous deficit spending cannot be sustained. Yet only Republicans are trying to save the American people, especially the poor and middle-income Americans, from the harm caused by the inevitable, excessive debt caused, disaster.
If you want good opportunities, freedom, and prosperity for yourself, your children and future generations, then you need to support conservatives. Only conservatives have been fighting for the policies that ensure a free and prosperous future, policies that create a rapidly growing private sector with good jobs producing goods and services that Americans and people around the world purchase.
Don Ewing
Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 December 2013 11:01
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Some questions about the new WRSD teachers' union contract
To The Daily Sun
Some questions about the proposed Winnisquam Regional School District teachers' contract:
Our school board must do a better job keeping us (taxpayers) informed about goings-on in the district. The front page article highlighting the tentative WRSD teachers contract negotiations left a great many questions unanswered. Since we would all benefit hearing directly from the "horses mouth," I am hoping that the board chairman, Mike Gagne, will directly answer the following questions:
1. What reason(s) does the WRSD school board have for requiring taxpayers to allocate more money for district salary and benefits?
2. What evidence do you have that WRSD has a difficult time filling teaching positions that justifies this agreement?
3. What evidence do you have supporting the idea that we have a hard time retaining teachers BECAUSE of salary?
4. Do we have difficulty filling some positions more than others, and if so, why not tailor a contract solution that addresses that specific challenge?
5. Does the board feel our teachers are staying employed too long and is that why we need a $6,000 incentive to retiring teachers?
6. Did the board do a cost-benefit analysis replacing higher-paid experienced teachers with lower-paid learning teachers?
7. And finally, assuming you don't have the data, why did you agree to a contract that takes more money from the district's taxpayers?
These are just a few of the questions taxpayers might consider important as they await their tax bill calculations and the district meeting.
Greg Hill
Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 December 2013 10:56
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