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Group of Christians martyred in the persecution of Diocletian. The only other information that survives are the names of four of them
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we use these - not an advert you can buy them anywhere!!!
Well we're gearing up for the summer again, and during the hols we have foreign language schools hiring our rooms off us (because we dont make enough money off the extortionate fees we charge). Its always been an issue in the past with outside teachers using our rooms without training on out interactive whiteboards. We get them drawn on, we've had holes in them, we get cables unplugged, pen trays ripped off, etc. So every year we try and come up with a solution to protect them from misuse.
Last year we made laminated covers out of harboard and hung them over the whiteboards so they could be used with regular board pens without the surface being touched. However some teachers took off the boards and damaged the smartboards in the process. Also we've had an issue with storing the covers during the term time.
This year I'm considering putting a layer of white paper over the board surface and covering the whole thing in self adhesive acetate, then giving the teachers washable markers again to write on the acetate.
I was wondering if anyone else has had issues with damage to smartboards and what preventative measures you've taken.
we use these - not an advert you can buy them anywhere!!!
shockingly expensive solution though!
I'd make use of something like this http://telcontar.net/Artwork/ThinkNe...-LART-xoom.jpg
They are a bit expensive!
Wow! We'd need about 20 of them just to do the rooms we hire out. We've got a board in pretty much every classroom.
Mallets are cheap and we already have plenty in CDT.
I presume you charge them for the damages?
Why not take a damage deposit as a condition of higher the rooms.
That may make them a bit more careful.
Otherwise take the smartboards of the wall for the summer?
Yeah we do. Trouble is they're difficult to get money out of and our commercial services manager doesn't like doing it because they're good customers apparently (crazy I know).Originally Posted by plexer
I try to avoid moving them if I can in case they get damaged in transit, or thrown at the back of some dusty store room with a load of chairs piled on top of them.
Instead of covering the boardâ¦.. I would cover my a@se and raise the issue with SLT. Give them ownership of the problem and if the proverbial hits the fan they have no one but themselves to blame.
Shouldn't be an issue getting a damage deposit out of them as you should have that in place before they use the room otherwise it's not a stick to beat them with.
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Yeah I see your point. But they still need a board to teach on and theres more smartboard space on the wall than conventional whiteboard in a lot of places. So rather than have to arrange replacement of 20 whiteboards with only a few days notice in September I'd prefer to look at preventative measures rather than have to clean up after everyone.
I know storage is a problem but I would honestly take them down, would save so much hassle
And if your school is anything like ours, there are still plenty of whiteboards on wheels dotted around the school - so move them to the rooms where you've taken the boards down
sounds like you need to get them to sign a policy. If they damage them they pay for repairs. Bit like if you hire a car, the hire company checks the vehicle, signs it and then you sign to agree the information/checks are correct. That is what i would do, that means there is no need for you to spend money on trying to protect your boards.
That why i decided right from the offset that we would go Promethean Activboard and to date have had no problems over 5 years.
(Not gloating just making an observation on the resilience of the Promethean product as to the Smartboard alternative)
I have found the Promethean boards very durable. Only concerns i have is:Originally Posted by bossman
The corners have been known to be broken off, this exposes a weak part of the board. and if not delt with striaght away, if the corner is damaged, it damages the matirx, thus the mouse icon flicks around the pen when appled with the baord. I ahd this happen to a board, unfortunately it was not reported to me. Had to get a new baord. great thing is though promethean do refurbished boards at a smaller fraction of the cost.
The Pens can become a little worse for wear i.e. the nibs wear down or the barrel button becomes stuck, usually due to been dropped. good thing is promethean supply replacement nibs free of charge. as for the pens chassi and barrel button breaking, if the board is under warranty, you can replace both pens free of charge. Other wise you can buy 10 peans for around £100; £10/pen.
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By client request I need a config tool that allows multiple domains (some secured by SSL certificate) to point to the same site, where they are served by a single Drupal multisite installation. Also mail addresses and boxes have to be managed per domain, not per web.
I have to admit, that I have not worked with ISPC3 by now. All my current servers use ISPC2.
Having multiple SSL certificates is a real pain. And it's quite slow! Don't do it -- tell the client that it costs too much :) (if he asks HOW much, tell him at least 20 times what you'd ask for a "normal" one).
The only way the server have to know which site the user is trying to access is trying ALL the certificates (using the private keys). *UNLESS* your client accepts to have an explicit port number in the URL. Or you have access to a different IP for every SSL certificate and then redirect to the same virtual host.
I did it some years ago and wouldn't do it again.
Hm.. I've been told that the installation currently holds five sites of which two are secured by SSL. Would you say in such a rather slim use-case the performance penalty would be significant, too?
Also, coming back to my original question, can such a setup be implemented with ISPC3 out of the box?
They could be good if you already have the whole domains list when you get your certificate signed by the CA. The only alternative (if you have domains that often come&go) could be a certificate bound to the IP address...
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(b) They throw food at each other.
(c) They run in the halls.
(d) They smoke in the bathroom.
2. Who does Jim attend a game at Yankee Stadium with?
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(b) His dad.
(c) An executive named Dave.
(d) A waitress named Susan.
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(b) Saw dust.
(c) Dill weed.
(d) Oregano.
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BJP on Monday won the Churu seat, taking the party's tally to 163 out of 200 Assembly seats in Rajasthan.
BJP's RS Rathore defeated his nearest rival of Congress and sitting MLA Hazi Maqbool Manddelia by a margin of over 24,000 votes, whereas security of seven other candidates was forfeited.
Rathore got 84,100 votes, while Maqbool bagged 60,098.
Chief minister Vasundhara Raje's loyal Rathore was also a sitting MLA from Taranagar assembly constituency but he changed his seat and the party fielded him against Mandelia.
Voting for the Churu seat was postponed following the demise of BSP candidate Jagdish Meghwal and polling with 78.55 per cent was held on December 13.
Polling in 199 seats was held on December 1, in which BJP swept the state assembly polls bagging 162 seats. Congress won 21 seats, while BSP got three seats.
NPP won four seats, while seven seats went to Independents and two went to others.
BJP's state chief Vasundhara Raje was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Rajasthan on December 13.
The Cabinet formation is still pending. BJP's Parliamentary board meeting held in Delhi yesterday was to finalise a panel of MLAs to be inducted into the Raje cabinet.
Due to Union minister of labour Sis Ram Ola's death and his cremation on Monday, the Cabinet formation may be held on December 18, the party sources hinted.
A divorce, a jail term, determined foes: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar fighting a lone battle?
The divorce between Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal(U) and a few days of change in residence for Rashtriya Janata Dal's Lalu Prasad – from 10, Circular Road in Patna to the Ranchi jail in Jharkhand – have totally changed the game that is played in Bihar.
Angry with the SP, convinced that the Congress is a losing proposition, unsure of AAP's ability to win, and fearful that Mayawati may ally with the BJP in the future, Muslims have a difficult choice.


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At Madison, we would like each person to value who he or she is, and to value others who make up this school. We each have something to contribute to our community. As one of our traditions, on the last school day before winter break, we welcome our students in the morning with lights.
The light created by lighted votive candles inside paper bags, cut out with holiday patterns, create the path to school. The patterns reflect the different traditions that our students, staff and their families bring and the celebrations that they join in during the winter break, a brief two-week away from school. The songs also reflect music from our diverse groups. The sweet treats are often symbols of joyous occasions as we greet each other to mark the holidays.
Whatever holiday you and your family celebrate at this time of the year, we wish you a restful break from your daily homework and schoolwork.
In the Bulldogs Read competition for November, the 7th grade came out on top for the second month in a row with 120 Bulldogs Read books read. Way to keep up the great reading 7th grade! Our 7th grade grand prize winner is Shuai LaVielle who read My Name is Blessing.
In the competition between boys and girls, the girls at Madison remain dominant with 162 books read in November. Our grand prize winner for the ladies at Madison is 8th grader Ruby Philp who read Johnny Delgado: Private Detective. Our two runner-up winners for November are 7th graders Katerina Winge who read Battle Bunny and Nekosea Trotter who read My Name is Blessing. Lastly, our staff member prize winner for this month was Ms. Christensen who also read My Name is Blessing.
Congratulations, winners—be sure to come to the library to claim your prize.
Last year, the Hour of Code was super successful and had over 15 million students world wide participate in just one week alone. This year, in honor of Computer Science Education Week next week (December 8th-12th), the Hour of Code is going big and recruiting 100 million students world wide to participate in a one-hour introduction to computer programming, designed to help students easily understand how to code and show that anyone can learn.
Students and adults can participate any time during this week by going to http://code.org/learn and picking their one-hour tutorial of choice. Let Ms. Bell in the library know if you participate so that she can keep a record of all the coders from Madison. There will also be FREE computer programming classes for teens sponsored by Seattle CoderDojo (Teaching Kids to Code--One Saturday at a Time) on Saturday, Dec. 6 and Saturday, Dec. 13 from 10am-12pm. Go to http://www.seattlecoderdojo.com/upcoming-events/ to find out more information and reserve your spot.
Will you be one of the 100 million to participate? Check out this quick two minute pitch video about this event and get started coding today!
Highline Mid-Season Soccer Tryouts for their Boys U-13 and U-12 Team will be held on Wednesday, December 3 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. and Saturday at Highline High School Stadium.
School will be dismissed one hour early on Wednesday. Students will be dismissed at 1:20. There will be no school on Thursday and Friday. Enjoy the Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend.
Mark your calendars! Madison's Winter Concert is at 7:30 p.m. (NO LONGER 7:00) on Thursday, December 11th in Madison's gym. Our 6th, 7th and 8th grade music students have been working hard and are excited to entertain you.
All are welcome! 8th GRADE MUSIC PARENTS & STUDENTS MOVING ON TO WSHS: The start time of the concert was pushed later in order for you to be able to attend the WSHS Open House with your students, which begins at 6:00pm. Mr. Bathum would like students to arrive no later than 7:00 to warm up for the concert. If you are not attending the open house please plan on arriving between 6:30-6:45.
The National Geographic Geography Bee is a school-wide event. Each Social Studies teacher gives an initial quiz and then invites the students who did well on the quiz to prepare for the grade level Geography Bee in December. Sometimes a teacher will host a Prep Room where students can go and prepare by studying together, quizzing each other, playing games, and simulating the actual Bee.
In January, we hold a school-wide Geography Bee with all grade levels sending 10 candidates to the competition. The winner for the school takes a written test in hopes of being invited to compete at the State Geography Bee. Last year, one of our students went on to compete at the state level. State winners advance to the National Level to compete for scholarships and cash prizes.
Preparing for the Bee is a great way for parents and guardians to get involved with their kids!!! Dust off the old maps, atlases, and videos about the world-----have a Family Quiz Night!
Madison Families – Madison Bulldogs participated in our first Lockdown drill of the year today. By district law, schools have to conduct emergency drills monthly. This month, we chose to do our first of three required lockdown drills. Our students and staff secured the building and remained silent in classrooms throughout the entire drill. We encourage you to talk with your child about the drill today and how they may have felt. Talking about "what if" scenarios can sometimes help alleviate anxieties. If you have any questions about Madison's emergency preparedness procedures and practices, please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Swiftney.
Girls and Boys Basketball tryouts are scheduled to begin on December 10. The season will begin on January 10. Athletes must have permission forms completed and turned in including the Sports Physical. Forms can be found on the Seattle Public Schools website or pick up one in the main office.
Want to see your future? Well you can get a sneak peak. Tomorrow, November 20th Neighborhood House at High Point is hosting a College and Career Fair. There will be Northwest College and career representatives and workshops to help you start preparing for college now. It's from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 20.
Attention 8th grade parents: Parent Night will be held on December 11th at West Seattle High School. WSHS is very happy to have so many families excited to learn about our wonderful school! Open House begins at 6:00 pm!
It's that time of year again to kick-off the 2014 Thanksgiving Food Drive with the Science Classroom Food Competition. Last year our school donated and delivered over 3,600 pounds of food to Madison families. Some families received gift cards to shop at local grocery stores thanks to the monetary and canned food contributions from Madison Middle School staff and families.Together we can meet our goal of helping 20 Madison families have a better Thanksgiving.
6th, 7th & 8th grades please donate canned vegetables/fruit/soup, apple sauce, pasta & pasta sauce, chili & beans (dried or canned). These are suggestions– any canned food is appreciated. **If pulling from your pantry, please be sure that canned foods are not damaged or foods shelf life has not expired. We did have to dispose of a lot of canned and pasta goods last year.
Please have your student(s) drop off canned goods to their science teacher's classrooms during the food drive dates - November 10th - 21st. The competition is based on weight and the winning class will be announced on Monday November 24th and given much praise for doing service to our community. They will also receive the coveted "Turkey Cup" trophy to display in class for the year. Thank You for your support.
There are some specialty item donations needed and volunteer needs with this event.
If interested please contact: Lora Bunch, 206-349-3280 or email@example.com
How's your Honor Level looking? Are you an All Star – no infractions this year? Are you on Honor Level 1? It's time to reward our fantastic Honor Level 1 students!
Tomorrow, Friday November 7th, will be our first monthly Honor Level 1 reward for all students who, by the end of day are either an All Star or on Honor Level 1. Our goal is to have 100% of our school earning Honor Level rewards each month! If you follow the Bulldog Bark each and every day, we KNOW we can reach this goal.
Veteran's Day is observed on Tuesday, November 11th. There will be no school that day. Madison Middle School is having a Veteran's Day assembly on Monday, November 10th at 9:20am.
All friends and family who are veteran's of our students are invited to attend this assembly. Please check-in at the front office before you go to the assembly. We would love to intorduce and honor you during this assembly. Thank you veterans, for your time and service!
What is WalkAbout? The WalkAbout is a new program at Madison Middle School. This is a school supported, parent staffed program that provides a positive adult presence on campus during peak traffic times ,morning 7:20-7:55 and lunch 11:00-12:30pm.
The additional adult presence discourages inappropriate behavior allowing students to feel safe. It also gives parents the opportunity to volunteer in an area that directly impacts their child's safety and gives them an additional connection to a big part of their child's day.
- WalkAbout receives great administrative support from our teachers and staff!
- It is a very popular program at other area schools among working Moms and Dads because of the flexible times to volunteer!
- Fill out Seattle Public Scools-Screening Form for Criminal History Information and DisclosureStatement . This form is used to run a Washington State Patrol Criminal History Background Check. You need to turn this form into the Madison main office and have administration check and verify your picture ID. This form is kept on file at Madison and is valid for two years. You may have had this done at your grade school however this also needs to be done at Madison for specific Madison volunteer activities.
- Attend a WalkAbout Orientation. This will give you the information you need and answer any questions you may have about the WalkAbout program. We would love more parent volunteers. The more we have the more flexible it is for scheduling purposes. If you can give a shift a week or even a shift a month that would be great!!
Pre-Order Yearbook Sale: Oct. 27th through Nov. 14th. Pick up your order forms from your Advisory teacher or in the main office. Payments can be made on Tuesdays and Thursdays during all three lunches or if paying by check can be dropped off in the box outside of the Fiscal Office.
There are still a few 2013 & 2014 yearbooks that can still be purchased at a great discounted rate.
The Annie Wright Schools in Tacoma will be hosting the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival on Sunday, November 2nd, from 1pm - 4pm. This free festival gives students a chance to work collaboratively on fun, inspiring math problems.It is open to all students in grades 3 - 8. Snacks and raffle prizes will be provided. Kids can register at: http://www.aw.org/Page/Community/Math-Festival
Join us on Thursday, Nov. 6th for our annual math family night! This is an evening for Madison families to learn about the math resources at our school, and enjoy math games and activities together.
Math Sessions: - "Are you smarter than a middle-schooler?" Hosted by: Ms. Rubio. 7:00pm. Room 113
- Dominos
- Set, Chess
- Checkers
- Brainology
- Estimation Station
- Raffles for prizes
- Graphiti
- Origami
This is an opportunity to play games with your familyand the Barnes & Noble Book Fair will be there. Refreshments will be provided. See you then!
Next week is Spirit Week, Madison!
Here's what to wear:
- Marvel Monday – dress as your favorite comic super hero
- Tie Die Tuesday – dig out your best tie-die
- Wear Your Color Wednesday – 8th will wear blue, 7th will wear green, 6th will wear red.
- Thursday is Pajama Day, but keep it school appropriate, and no slippers.
- Friday is Costume day.
Show that spirit, Madison: dress up all next week!
Find these winning titles in our Madison Library today!
- Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell (Macmillan/St. Martin's Griffin)
- Splintered by A.G. Howard (ABRAMS/Amulet Books)
- The Rithmatist by Brandon Sanderson (Tor Teen)
- The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey (Penguin/Putnam Juvenile)
- Monument 14: Sky on Fire by Emmy Laybourne (Macmillan/Feiwel & Friends)
- Earth Girl by Janet Edwards (Prometheus Books /Pyr)
- The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
- Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson (Random House/Delacorte Press)
- Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo (Macmillan/Henry Holt Books for Young Readers)
- The Eye of Minds by James Dashner (Random House/Delacorte Press)
Choice Activity info: in just two weeks, we will have our first Choice Activity celebration. It will be on the afternoon on Friday, October 31st. This is a reward for students who have passing grades, no missing assignments, on Honor Level 1 or 2, and have consistently demonstrated good citizenship.
Just like any reward, participation in the Choice Activity is something students have to earn. If you are currently ineligible, there still might be time to earn the reward. Check with your Advisory teacher about what you can do.
If you want to be able to attend all of the Choice Activity next week, be sure you take care of your overdue library books by either returning them, renewing them if you are still reading them, or talking with Ms. Bell about a plan for replacement if you have lost your book. The deadline for returning overdue books so as to be able to attend all of the Choice Activity is next Tuesday, October 28th. But don't wait until the last minute—take care of those overdue books now so that someone else can read them!
"Do you have a favorite teacher? Think they deserve recognition? Head to the library and put your vote into the teacher of the month box."
Soccer Practice is held after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 until 4:00. ALL Soccer players practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Ultimate Frisbee Practices are on Mondays and Wednesday from 2:30 – 4:00.
Madison Out of School Time (MOST) programs have begun! There is still room in some programs including Futsal. See Reggie in the YMCA office during lunch today for more information.
Are you looking for a wider audience for your writing? If so, check out these upcoming writing contests!
What: What Nature Means to Me Poetry Contest
*original poetry of any length
When: *deadline* November 15, 2014
Why: $200 cash prize, $100 REI gift certificates, plus more
Who: Students between the ages of 11 and 19 years old
Contact: email@example.com
What: Letters About Literature (write a letter to an author describing personal reactions to the work of the writer)
When: *deadline* January 15, 2015
Why: $125.00 to the winner
Who: Students in grades 4-8
Contact: http://www.sos.wa.gov/library or email@example.com (entry form on the website)
What: Young Playwrights for Change (National Middle School 10-minute playwriting contest sponsored by the Seattle Children's Theatre)
Topic for Playwright: What is Family? What makes a family? Why is family important? (go to website for more specific directions)
When: *deadline* December 21, 2014
Why: Plays selected by SCT will receive a reading at SCT and one play will be chosen to compete with other finalists at the AATE nation competition. One play in the nationwide contest will be chosen to be presented in a staged reading at the 2015 One Theatre World conference at DePaul University in Chicago. The playwright and one family member will have the opportunity to attend the conference, with hotel and travel expenses provided.
Who: Students in grades 6-8
Contact: http://www.sct.org/School/Young-Playwrights-for-Change (application on the website) or contact the SCT Drama School at (206) 443.0807 x1186
Workshops: SCT will provide 3 free playwriting workshops for aspiring contestants on October 11, November 15, and December 13 at Seattle Children's Theatre. Call SCT to reserve a space.
Check your student's progress on the Source! Mid term grades are not sent home on paper, you must check electronically on the Source,. Teachers will have entered mid-term scores by October 13th. All grades are up to date on this day!
Madison Out of School Time (MOST) programs start this week! A complete list of enrolled students and their classes can be found outside of YMCA room 112 next to the lunchroom.
All classes will meet in the lunchroom at 2:30 pm each day. There is still time to sign up for MOST programs if you haven't already! Please stop by YMCA room 112 if you have questions.
Healthy Youth Surveys will be administered in advisory classes on Monday, October 13th.
Click HERE for the Parent Flyer
Click HERE for the Parent Flyer in Spanish
GEMS is a free science enrichment program for 7th and 8th grade girls currently attending a Seattle Public Middle School. The goal of the program is to encourage girls to maintain and broaden their interest in STEM subjects by providing mentoring, hands-on activities, field trips, and information pertaining to a variety of scientific fields.
We meet one evening per month and host various field trips throughout the year. We have two locations, one at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in South Lake Union, and one at South Seattle Community College in West Seattle.
The program is free and fully funded by Seattle AWIS, a nonprofit organization. Transportation to and from all events is required, but if there is enough demand, we will try to organize ride shares or other transport. We are currently accepting applications for the 2014/15 school year, and submissions are due by September 25th but if there is still space available, late applications will be accepted.
A link to the application and more information about the program is available at:
CLICK HERE for a flyer with additional information.
The Magazine Drive is HERE! Madison students - get GO BIG for our one and only Madison ASB fundraiser! The Madison Magazine Drive has started!!!
Students can earn cool prizes and rewards for selling magazine subscriptions or collecting donations! Students received magazine packets and a letter explaining the program on Monday, September 15th.
Tuesday, September 23rd is our first turn in day, and the second is Tuesday, September 30th. Students will need to bring order forms and payment with them to school on turn-in days.
Also….IF you send out emails through the online program by Tuesday morning, print confirmation you did so and earn a prize. Our school goal is $45,000. So Bulldogs……. get ready to GO BIG and sell, sell, sell!!!
1) Shop Online:
- Go to www.apmags.com & Click Shop Now
- Be sure to enter the School/Online code: MADISONMIDDLE
- Enter the student's name for them to receive credit for your order.
2) Spread the Word!
3) If you don't need or want a magazine subscription, you can make a donation to Madison Middle School.
Thank you for your support. This money will help support our ASB, grants for field trips, student recognition funds and other fun activities for our students!
M.O.S.T. forms are will be going home with students on Wednesday. After school activities will begin on Monday, October 6. You must have a signed permission form to stay after school and participate in activities.
CLICK HERE for an elecronic version of the MOST form and after school activities.
James Dashner
READING AND BOOK SIGNING @ University Bookstore, University District location, Seattle, WA
A note from University Bookstore: A dystopian YA adventure about a fight for survival inside a shape-shifting maze, James Dashner's bestselling Maze Runner series has already captivated millions of readers. Filled with life-threatening monsters, action-packed adventure, and a powerful story about a group of teens working together to break free from an evil authority, it's also no surprise that its big screen adaptation is one of the most anticipated movies coming out this month. As we gear up for the film's release, we're excited to welcome Dashner for a reading and signing to introduce his gripping series to those who have yet to read it and explore it further with everyone who already has.
Are you interested in honors Language Arts for next year? Placement in 7th or 8th grade honors Language Arts is only guaranteed for students who successfully complete the district's advanced learning testing.
You must apply for this testing, and the deadline is October 2nd. The application includes a teacher recommendation. Sixth graders should ask their fifth grade teachers to complete the recommendation.
Applications are available in the main office, on Madison's website, or on the district's Advanced Learning website.
Middle school is a time where you want to stay in touch with what is happening at school and with your student. PTSA is a great way to make that connection.
Please join us for our first PTSA meeting on Wednesday, October 1st at 7pm in the school library. Dr. Gary will be on hand to answer your first month questions and provide updates.
We will also hold an election for the three offices that weren't filled in the spring.
The following are the nominees for each office:
• Carla Rogers - President
• Kelly Kimball - Vice President
• Vikas Luthra - Secretary
Any additional nominations can be made at the time of the election. Please contact any PTSA leader if you have questions. We hope you will join other engaged Madison parents at our meeting. All are welcome
We are going to the State Fair on Friday, September 19th as a whole school. Permissions slips will go out Monday through advisory. We can't wait to "Do the Puyallup" with all of our students!
CLICK here if you misplaced your permissions slip and would like to print out another one.
Voting is now open for students to vote for their favorite books from last school year. Click HERE to vote for your top 10 books and to see a complete list of the 25 nominees. Voting will be open from August 15th through Teen Read Week, which is taking place October 12-18 of this year. Have a say in which books you loved best from last year!
To see book trailers for the 25 nominees, go to: https://www.youtube.com/user/YALSA1957/videos
Student packets will be going home with students this week. Please make sure to share these with your parent or guardian. Completed and signed forms are due back next week.
Sports forms are available on Madison's website or pick up a copy in the main office. Listen to the morning bulletin to learn when practices will begin.
Madison Out of School Time (M.O.S.T.) programs will begin on October 6th. Selection forms will go home with students next week.
Madison has a tradition of inviting parents and guardians to join students for lunch once per month. "Eat Lunch with your Child Day" this month will be NEXT Friday, September 12th. For the remainder of the school year those lunch days will be on the first Friday of each month.
Students that have received a letter from Seattle Schools Transportation Department indicating they have been assigned an ORCA card, must bring their signed ORCA use form to the main office in order to pick up your ORCA card for the school year.
Take time to review your student planner including Madison's dress code. Though it's still summer outside, remember to leave your flip flops at home.
Welcome to Madison Middle School!
We are looking forward to seeing our new 6th grade students and their families at 6th grade orientation on Tuesday, September 2nd from 6:30pm - 8:00pm.
Students will have a chance to meet their teachers, get a feel for the layout of our school, and learn how to open lockers.
See you then!
Students and Families: Student schedules are not yet finalized and will not be complete until the first day of school, September 3rd. Any schedules you have seen posted up to this point are most likely inaccurate. Thank you for your patience.
This summer, take a picture of yourself and the book you're reading:
- At the beach
- On vacation
- In your backyard
- With your pet
- On the soccer field
- At the Mariners game
- In the pool
- Eating ice cream
- In the hammock
- At the public library
At Madison, getting students to school on time is a priority for us. It's important students are here on time every single day to take advantage of learning opportunities. To that end, we are making some changes in order to reduce the number of late arriving students.
Beginning Monday, March 3rd, if a student arrives late to school unexcused, they will be serving lunch detention that very same day. This applies to unexcused late arrivals. An EXCUSED late arrival is a note from a doctor appointment or a late district bus.
Things like oversleeping, traffic, missing Metro – even with a note from a parent – are all considered unexcused. This is only a partial list of unexcused reasons. If you don't want to sit at the lunch detention table….just arrive to school on time.
Let's all make a commitment to get to school by 7:45am!
We have had some recent "close calls" again with students and cars during drop off and pick up. Families, when dropping off or picking up your child, please pull over to the curb and have your student exit your car curb side.
Do not have your child exit in to the street. With the dark mornings, and added fog of late, letting kids out of cars in to the street is creating very dangerous situations. It may take an extra minute or two, but the extra time is well worth it.
There is nothing more important than keeping our students safe!


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Walking Tour of Sumner Hill
Presented by Jamaica Plain Historical Society at Loring-Greenough House
May 19, 2012
Join the JP Historical Society to view a sumptuous sampling of 19th-century Victorian houses — one of the finest collections of "painted ladies" outside of San Francisco. The tour includes the ancestral home of the founder of the Dole Pineapple Company, as well as the homes of several early feminists and an anti-racism activist. Sumner Hill was designated a National Historic District in 1987. Tours are cancelled for heavy rain.
12 South Street (Jamaica Plain)
Boston, MA 02130
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A mystique of history and heritage surrounds the New York Yankees. It's like the old days revived. We're loved and hated, but always in larger doses than any other team. We're the only team in any sport whose name and uniform and insignia are synonymous with their entire sport all over the world.... the Yankees mean baseball to more people than all the other teams combinedPaul Blair
It never ceases to amaze me how many of baseball's wounds are self-inflictedBill Veeck
Baseball happens to be a game of cumulative tension but football, basketball and hockey are played with hand grenades and machine guns. ~John Leonard
What we have are good gray ballplayers, playing a good gray game and reading the good gray Wall Street Journal. They have been brainwashed, dry-cleaned and dehydrated!... Wake up the echoes at the Hall of Fame and you will find that baseball's immortals were a rowdy and raucous group of men who would climb down off their plaques and go rampaging through Cooperstown, taking spoils.... Deplore it if you will, but Grover Cleveland Alexander drunk was a better pitcher than Grover Cleveland Alexander soberBill Veeck
Baseball is an island of activity amidst a sea of statisticsUnknown
Being with a woman all night never hurt no professional baseball player. It's staying up all night looking for a woman that does him inCasey Stengel
I believe in the Church of Baseball. I tried all the major religions and most of the minor ones. I've worshipped Buddha, Allah, Brahma, Vishnu, Siva, trees, mushrooms and Isadora Duncan. I know things. For instance, there are 108 beads in a Catholic rosary and there are 108 stitches in a baseball. When I learned that, I gave Jesus a chanceRon Shelton
It is well to remember that a Martian observing his first baseball game would be quite correct in concluding that the last two words of the National Anthem are: PLAY BALLHerbert H. Paper
Though I like the various forms of football in the world, I don't think they begin to compare with these two great Anglo-Saxon ball games for sophisticated elegance and symbolism. Baseball and cricket are beautiful and highly stylized medieval war substitutes, chess made flesh, a mixture of proud chivalry and base - in both senses - greed. With football we are back to the monotonous clashing armor of the brontosaurus.John Fowles
Baseball is a harbor, a seclusion from failure that really matters, a playful utopia in which virtuosity can be savored to the third decimal place of a batting averageMark Kramer
Baseball is a game dominated by vital ghosts; it's a fraternity, like no other we have of the active and the no longer so, the living and the dead.Richard Gilman
A critic once characterized baseball as six minutes of action crammed into two-and-one-half hoursRay Fitzgerald
Poets are like baseball pitchers. Both have their moments. The intervals are the tough thingsRobert Frost
Baseball is the only major sport that appears backwards in a mirrorGeorge Carlin
Baseball is the only field of endeavor where a man can succeed three times out of ten and be considered a good performerTed Williams
You see, you spend a good piece of your life gripping a baseball, and in the end it turns out that it was the other way around all the timeJim Bouton
If you could equate the amount of time and effort put in mentally and physically into succeeding on the baseball field and measured it by the dirt on your uniform, mine would have been black.Mike Schmidt
Humanity is the keystone that holds nations and men together. When that collapses, the whole structure crumbles. This is as true of baseball teams as any other pursuit in life.Connie Mack
Baseball needs to put the steroids era behind it by having and enforcing tough rules against all kinds of artificial advantages, so that spring can return.Marvin Olasky


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Adam: Hearts game perfect preparation
Charlie Adam believes Liverpool's win at Hearts has set them up perfectly for a shot at Premier League champions Manchester City on Sunday.
Liverpool won 1-0 at Tynecastle in the Europa League last night, just the result manager Brendan Rodgers was looking for after last weekend's 3-0 defeat at West Brom.
New boss Rodgers came in for some criticism after the hiding at the Hawthorns but was confident enough to travel to the first leg of their play-off in Edinburgh without Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez, Martin Skrtel and Glen Johnson.
Liverpool wobbled a few times in front of a passionate home crowd, but an own goal by Scotland defender Andy Webster after the break gave the visitors a useful advantage going into the second leg next week.
And, according to Reds midfielder Adam, it is the ideal boost ahead of the visit of City.
"I think that was the biggest thing (about the win)," said the Scotland international. "We bounced back from losing the game at the weekend, which everyone was disappointed with.
"We knew it was going to be a difficult tie but we came through it, we won 1-0 and we look forward to Sunday now.
"The champions are coming to Anfield but they know they will be in as hard a game against us, as we know that we are going to have against them.
"Man City are a top team with top players but we have good players as well so we are looking forward to it, it will be a big match.
"We will recover and then sit down on Saturday and see where it takes us.
"We know if we play to the top of our capabilities we will have a right good chance to win the match."
Former Rangers player Adam was jeered by the Hearts fans but shrugged that off and insisted that Liverpool were well worth their win.
"It was good to be back," Adam said. "When you leave Scotland, it is not very often you get the chance to come back and play against Scottish clubs.
"It was a good game and a good victory, I think it was fairly justified.
"We controlled large parts of the game and passed the ball really well and probably could have nicked one before half-time.
"But over the piece we are happy and we are looking forward to the next leg."
Adam, who was an unused substitute against West Brom, played the full 90 minutes last night and reiterated his desire to stay at Liverpool despite being linked with Everton, Fulham and Stoke.
The playmaker was asked if he was still keen to stay under Rodgers.
"Of course I am," he said. "I still have three years left on my contract, I am happy here and I am looking forward to the rest of the season.
"This is a great club to be part of and a new era started under a new manager and I want to be part of it.
"It is going to take time but we look forward to the rest of the season and try to play the way he wants us to play and hopefully we can get the results."


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Sorry Texas Girl, I have no idea as to what might have happened to his memorial.
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Hello, I suppose you are right about it having to remain as is. Thanks for responding.
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Peter Major is my 2nd great grandfather. I first wanted to thank you for posting the memorial and bio of Peter. I did notice however, that you have his location of death as Monroe County, Ohio. He actually died in Monroe County, IOWA and is buried there in Eslinger Cemetery. Would you be so kind as to either transfer this memorial to me or to correct your memorial to correctly reflect his death location?
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Would you please remove the headstone photo you put on Isaac Major's memorial. He already has a headstone photo done before yours. Your photo makes 5 - the limit
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Hi, I was able to locate the stone for Ellen Scoggin that you put in a photo request for. I have added 2 pics to her page.The stone is very worn and hard to read. It appears the spelling of her last name on the stone is Scoggin. There is also a J.A. Scoggin on the same marker with a birth date of Aug 11,1826 and no death date.Hope this helps.Have a great day!
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John Green and Nannie Bailey are my ggrandparents. Thier daughter Florence Tivis married John Henry Morgan which are my grandparents. They are buried in Stephens County, OK.
I live in Texas.
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All of your peeps you were looking for in St Thomas Cemetery could not be located. The cemetery is poorly maintained. Completely or partially stones consumed into the earth. I did take a picture of the cemetery yard if you wish to have that let me know
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I guess you are checking your messages I don't know since you did not respond to a recent one I sent you. However I discovered some information for you about the Codling marker at the Bridgeport Cemtery in Bridgeport WV. I will post the pictures for you.
The Codlings have one marker with no individual names. Donald and Julia are both buried there. You did not make a "formal" request for Julia's picture but I have her obit and Donalds as well. If julia does not have a memorail page I will make her one and you can request a transfer.
Thier plots are Birch 61 No. 1 and 2. Donald is in one.
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This cowl was inspired by a beautiful silvery one knitted by a Mont-Tricot customer. The pattern is written specifically for Artyarns yarns, that are extraordinarily soft and require a pattern such as this one to stand upright. It is ideal with Cashmere 3 or Cashmere Glitter--you only need one skein of either. Or if you use Rhapsody Light, you will be able to get two cowls out of 1 skein.
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Kerala will go the Goa and Sri Lanka way if it is promoted as a mass-tourism destination.
The quality of visitors must be ensured at all costs, according to Janine Renard, a French tour operator.
Chartered flights bring in plenty of tourists who want sun, sea, sex and liquor to the two destinations. Goa is flooded with tourists from Russia, who, unlike Westerners are not interested in the regional culture.
They are mostly confined to the comfort of their hotel rooms.
They are the nouveau rich of Russia, who are not like their countrymen from the former Soviet Union who travelled to explore varied cultures, she said, on the sidelines of the Kerala Travel Mart here on Saturday.
(There were news reports of the Goa government initiating steps to prevent the proliferation of Russian and Israeli colonies along the Goa coast, following allegations of rampant drug abuse and an increase in crimes.)
The recession in Europe has resulted in this brand of new-age tourists from newer markets spoiling destinations.
Instead, State governments in India could well focus on encouraging tourists from the U.S., said Ms Renard. "The Chinese are another emerging market and most of them respect regional culture, since they have a traditional mindset," she said.
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ISSI Announces Sampling Of 1Gb And 2Gb DDR3 SDRAM
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 3, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (Nasdaq:ISSI), a leader in advanced memory solutions, today announced it has begun sampling production units of its new 1Gigabit (1Gbit) and 2 Gigabit (2Gbit) DDR3 devices, the first of ISSI's family of DDR3 SDRAMs. The 1Gbit DDR3 device is the IS43TR16640A, which operates at 1.5V, is organized as 64Mx16 and packaged in a 96-ball BGA. The 2Gbit DDR3 device is the IS43TR16128A, which operates at 1.5V, is organized as 128Mx16 and packaged in a 96-ball BGA. This initial offering of the DDR3 SDRAM product family adds to ISSI's extensive selection of DRAMs. By using advanced technology, ISSI is able to provide the long lifecycle product support as required by applications in automotive, communications, industrial, medical and mil-aerospace.
The new devices are available with clock speeds up to 933MHz (DDR3-1866). In addition to these x16 devices, ISSI also plans to offer devices with x8 data-width organization in a 1Gbit (IS43TR81280A) and 2Gbit (IS43TR82560A) configuration. A low voltage option of 1.35V (DDR3L) will follow, where the IS43TR16640AL or IS43TR81280AL will be the 1Gbit device and the IS43TR16128AL or IS43TR82560AL the 2Gbit. The DDR3 and DDR3L products will be available in commercial, industrial, and automotive temperature grades.
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Biotech Entrepreneurs Offer Tips For Winning an SBIR—Including a Top 10 List of Dos and Don'ts
The latest organization to spring fully formed from the brow of San Diego's Life Sciences community was not Athena, but the San Diego Entrepreneurs Exchange, which Denise profiled in March when the SDEE was preparing to hold its first meeting.
I'd guess close to 140 people turned out earlier this week for the group's second meeting, which was organized around a case study presentation and discussion among local biotech entrepreneurs who were successful in winning Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grants from the National Institutes of Health. These are small grants. David Larocca, the founder, CEO, and principle scientist of Mandala Biosciences, says a Phase I SBIR "proof of principle" grant is usually limited to $150,000, while a Phase II "commercialization" grant is typically limited to $1.2 million.
But even the smaller figure might be enough to help an early stage biotech survive. Although SDEE's focus was on SBIRs awarded through the NIH, the Pentagon also awards a big chunk of SBIR grants. (Some local tech entrepreneurs previously talked about their experience here.) SDEE founder and Orphagen CEO Scott Thacher says he founded the SDEE for biotech entrepreneurs like himself who are unlikely to get venture capital funding for their early stage startups. "We try to attract entrepreneurs or people who have lost their jobs or who are trying to get their company to the next level," Thacher says.
John Finn, the chief scientific officer of Trius Therapeutics, says life sciences startups can't live by SBIRs alone. In his case study presentation about the early years of Trius, Finn says he potentially saved millions of dollars by acquiring needed lab equipment, office furniture, and other key assets from biotechs that were shutting down or downsizing their operations. He also says it helps to recruit academic researchers to help on R&D, because the government encourages such industry-academic collaborations, and it looks good on the SBIR grant application.
"What I have to say about SBIRs is that you really have to think hard about how you want to write these applications," says Finn, who confided that he submitted six SBIR proposals before winning approval. The scientists who reviewed his grant applications just didn't understand the significance of his approach, which used structure-based drug design to identify and develop new antibiotics. "I don't want to say you have to write it for someone with a fourth grade education," Finn says, "but you really have to keep it simple, so they can understand."
On writing grant applications, Mandala Biosciences' Larocca adds, "My advice is to be passionate. You have to be able to write your grant in a way to make it sound exciting."
Scott Struthers, the founder and chief scientific officer of Crinetics Pharmaceuticals, offered a Top 10 list of things you need to know to win a SBIR grant.
First, Struthers says, are the "Top 5 things that can hurt you:"
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Field of Streams is a twice-weekly fantasy baseball podcast with a focus on daily pitching matchups, hosted by Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin. Both hosts attempt to make under-the-radar picks every day, for a season-long contest to see who can suggest the best streaming options and show that they can predict the future better than the other.
Topics in this episode include Fourth of July movies, the "Untouchable" and "Aggressively Competent" Jose Quintana, obligations towards Jeff Locke, a trip into an IMDB wormhole, and a Harvey Fierstein reference.
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Dylan: Roenis Elias @ Chicago White Sox
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Melissa joined the Times staff in September 2006 as a general assignment reporter. During her time with the paper, she has covered police, fire, court proceedings, education, local governments and elections in addition to frequent news features. Melissa currently covers Phil Campbell Town Council, and other breaking news events in the county. She is in charge of the weekly Lifestyle, which includes a feature story with photographs, and Food pages in addition to updating records, which include obits, community calendar events, lunch menus, land transactions, and marriages. Her column is published weekly on Wednesdays on the Lifestyle page of the paper. Melissa is a native of South Arkansas, but has found a home in North Alabama. Her education includes studies at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock and the University of Alabama. She is married to husband, Jimmy, and together the couple has three children.
DARE students graduate from program
The 2010 Franklin County Drug Abuse Resistance Education classes recently held their graduations throughout the county. DARE Officer Mike Franklin congratulated all the graduates for ... Read more
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The software features Android 4.4 KitKat and some of the features you've seen on LG's phones like Knock Code, Q Pair 2.0 and QuickRemote. The tablet isn't amazing, but for its inexpensive asking price and solid features it could be a nice option for anyone in the market. Best Buy has the goods right here.
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Whether on assignment or on vacation, a photographer inevitably walks away from an experience with a favorite image, the best of the lot, the defining moment of the experience, which he or she cannot wait to share with others. But, photographic stories are more than pretty pictures made in the same place. Taking participants beyond the one-hit-wonders of experience, participants learn to define the key elements that make up dynamic picture stories. This is information that applies to the traditional photo essay as well as addressing the needs of the multimedia photographer.
Through daily discussions, lectures and critiques, Jay reveals the nuances of various narrative assignments and exposes the common undercurrent of concrete visual storytelling. From selecting subjects and defining the heart of the story, to editing and sequencing, students work throughout the week on their own stories. Key elements such as establishing "sense of place", portraits, including environmental moments and details are discussed in depth with emphasis placed on the delicate interweaving of these components to create a powerful body of work.
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máscara {noun}
mask · shade · blind · visor
mascar {verb}
to gnaw · to munch · to chew · to chaw
mascarar {verb}
to mask · to dissemble
máscara: disfarce · dissimulação · socapa
mascar: mastigar · ruminar
mascarar: disfarçar · dissimular · embuçarmore (7)
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English-Portuguese translation for "mascara"
"mascara" Portuguese translation
mascara {noun}
máscara {noun}
mask and the IP address of the default router, or using a management software tool such as
So you'll see the first picture, then a mask, then the second picture, then a mask.
A new ideology will rise up under a mask of tolerance.
Pull his breath mask off.
Why do you wear a mask?
mascar {verb}
to gnaw [gnawed|gnawed; gnawn] {vb}
to munch [munched|munched] {vb}
to chew [chewed|chewed] {vb}
to chaw [chawed|chawed] {v.t.}
mascarar {verb}
to mask [masked|masked] {vb}
Synonyms (Portuguese) for "máscara":
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Josh Schechter received his PhD from New York University in 2006. He has taught at Brown since 2005. His research ranges from epistemology, to the philosophy of logic and philosophy of mathematics, to technical issues in logic itself.
Much of his current work concerns the epistemology of the a priori—including accounts of a priori justification and explanations of our reliability about a priori matters. Additional work concerns the nature of logic and logical concepts, the nature of objectivity, and the question of when phenomena "call out" for explanation. He also works on issues in core epistemology—for instance, whether justification is internal and whether it is closed under competent deduction.
Schechter was the recipient of an NEH Summer Stipend in 2009 and held a Visiting Fellowship at New College, Oxford University, in Spring 2009.
Recent seminar topics have included the epistemology of inference, the a priori, the metaphysics and epistemology of modality, and recent work in epistemology.
Online Papers
"Could Evolution Explain Our Reliability about Logic?", Oxford Studies in Epistemology (2013) 4: 214–239. (PDF)
"Rational Self-Doubt and the Failure of Closure", Philosophical Studies (2013) 163(2): 428–452. (SpringerLink, PDF) This paper was selected for the Philosophers' Annual, volume 31.
"Juxtaposition: A New Way to Combine Logics", The Review of Symbolic Logic (2011) 4(4): 560–606. (Cambridge Journals Online, PDF)
"Weakly Classical Theories of Identity", The Review of Symbolic Logic (2011) 4(4): 607–644. (Cambridge Journals Online, PDF)
"The Reliability Challenge and the Epistemology of Logic", Philosophical Perspectives (2010) 24, Epistemology, 437–464. (Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"How are Basic Belief-Forming Methods Justified?" (with David Enoch), Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2008) 76(3): 547–579. (Wiley Interscience, PDF)
"Hawthorne's Lottery Puzzle and the Nature of Belief" (with Christopher Hill), Philosophical Issues (2007) 17, The Metaphysics of Epistemology, 102–122. (Wiley Interscience, slightly expanded PDF)
"Meaning and Justification: The Case of Modus Ponens" (with David Enoch). Noûs (2006) 40(4): 687–715. (Blackwell Synergy, PDF)
"Luck, Rationality, and Explanation", expanded version of a commentary on Adam Elga's "Lucky to be Rational" delivered at the 2008 Bellingham Summer Philosophy Conference. (PDF)
"Deductive Reasoning", The Encyclopedia of the Mind (2013) edited by Hal Pashler, SAGE Reference, pp. 226–230. (PDF)
"Review of Grounding Concepts by C. S. Jenkins", Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (2010).


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Police: Van Buren man embezzled $94K from church and Christian school
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Van Buren police said John Richard Hays faces felony theft of property charges after he was arrested Thursday April 10.
Hays was the treasurer for a Vista Free Will Baptist Church and the chief financial officer for Van Buren Christian Academy.
The incident was reported after church officials looked at bank statements and made the discovery.
Upon investigating the incident, it was found that Hays had been embezzling the money over the course of four years. Hays was later terminated from his position after admitting to the church that he stole the money, according to police.
Hays willingly turned himself in to the Van Buren Police Department on Thursday after a felony warrant was issued for his arrest. Hays was charged with felony theft of property and was booked into the Crawford County Detention Center on a $25,000 bond.
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|BS ENISO 2286-2 Determination of roll characteristics Part 2: Methods for determination of total mass per unit area, mass per unit area of coating and mass per unit area of substrate
|BS ENISO 2286-3 Determination of roll characteristics Part 3: Method for determination of thickness
|BS ENISO 23910 Leather - Physical and mechanical tests - Measurement of stich tear resistance
|BS ENISO 2418 Leather - Chemical, physical and mechanical and fastness tests - Sampling location (ISO 2418:2002) (EN ISO 2418:2002 rev)
|BS ENISO 2420 Leather - Physical and mechanical tests - Determination of apparent density (ISO 2420:2002) (EN ISO 2420:2002 rev)
|BS ENISO 3379 strength of grain - Ball burst test
|Public Comment
|BS ENISO 4674-1 Determination of tear resistance Part 1: Constant rate of tear methods
|BS ENISO 5402-1 Leather - Determination of flex resistance Part 1: Flexometer method (ISO 5402-1:2011) (EN ISO 5402-1:2011 rev)
|BS ISO 1420 Rubber- or plastics-coated fabrics - Determination of resistance to penetration by water
|BS ISO 3380 Leather - Physical and mechanical tests - Determination of shrinkage temperature up to 100 degrees C
|Public Comment
|BS ISO 4044 Leather - Chemical tests - Preparation of chemical test samples
|BS ISO 7229 Rubber- or plastics-coated fabrics - Measurement of gas permeability
|Public Comment
|PD CEN/TR 16417 Footwear - Footwear industry guideline for substances of very high concern (annex XIV of REACH)
|PD ISO/TR 2822-2 Raw cattle hides and calf skins Part 2: Guidelines for grading on the basis of mass
|PD ISO/TS 19407 Footwear - Sizing - Conversion of International sizing systems
|PD ISO/TS 19408 Footwear - Sizing - Vocabulary and terminology
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We've recently made the move from Exchange 2007 to Exchange 2013 and despite a few hiccups, everything seems to have gone across ok.
However, we've recently started getting reports from staff that emails coming in to Microsoft Outlook is very slow, taking from 15 to 30 mins for new emails to come through. Although if they use Outlook Web App, they find the emails are there straight away.
The Exchange 2013 box is a VM with 6 cores allocated to it and 16gb RAM.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what would be causing Outlook to be syncing rather slowly?